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I am born the year of the Tiger and it seems that almost everything they say about Tigers are correct...
My husband is born the year of the Rabbit/Hare.... and everything they say is total BS when it comes to him.....
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People born in the Year of the Rabbit are articulate, talented, and ambitious. They are virtuous, reserved, and have excellent taste. Rabbit people are admired, trusted, and are often financially lucky. They are fond of gossip but are tactful and generally kind. Rabbit people seldom lose their temper. They are clever at business and being conscientious, never back out of a contract. They would make good gamblers for they have the uncanny gift of choosing the right thing. However, they seldom gamble, as they are conservative and wise. They are most compatible with those born in the years of the Sheep, Pig, and Dog.
His ass isn't a bit reserved, he has bad taste in some things, he isn't financially lucky HELL NO, He loses his temper just as much as I do EXACTLY...lol, He can't gamble he gets drunk and addicted and loses everything cause he doesn't understand what is going on and won't learn...... just starts pushing buttons and shit. He isn't wise but that might come with age....and he waits till the last minute to get important things done.. drives me bonkers!!..........lol
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Who doesn't love gossip? I mean there are some self righteous people that try to act like they don't like it but the bitches will have their nose up in the shit quicker then flies on shit....you know? lol.. Just like church folk, they swear they don't partake in such worldly things and the best gossip come straight from the church.... ROFL
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Similar to my Flying Dutchman and along the same logic I've given up on any Black Falcon Castles in the Kingdoms lines. However, it seems lego has offered enough tools for us to make our own Falcon castles with relative ease. This one is based on a modified version of Vampyre Castle from the Monster Fighter Line. Removing all the goofy monster fighter stuff actually makes this a pretty charming castle. I've also built up a Falcon army to populate the Castle based on the new standard of minifigs.
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Chelsea Green, the publisher of Les Crowder's "Top Bar Beekeeping" book is having a holiday special on their books, including Les's book. You can see a list of their beekeeping, organic farming, and food and cooking titles at http://www.chelseagreen.com/
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Length: 2.4 km
Height start: 279 m
Height top: 506 m
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This is a real classic in Liege-Bastogne-Liege and so hard to do ! You are on a downhill from the cote de Wanne, at speeds of around 50-60km/u easily, you turn right and find yourself in front of a wall. And when you think the end is near, a turn to left and right will make you sweat even more. Good luck !
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Whether it's recycling, turning off the lights or choosing to walk instead of drive, we all need to do our bit to help protect the environment. And, at the Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games, athletes will get the opportunity to give something back by planting in a tree in the newly opened YOG Forest Park.
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Aiken (South Carolina) Standard on International spying being a double-edged sword:
Mass surveillance of American citizens hit the news cycle first. Now, international spying on foreign leaders by the National Security Agency — or NSA — has hit the headlines.
This has undoubtedly infuriated individuals overseas, fueling concerns that American officials are indiscriminately collecting vast amounts of mobile phone and email data globally. It's really no secret that our country collects data from sources around the world. So does every intelligence service with such capabilities internationally. They likely also spy on the U.S. or would if they could.
However, our security officials need to ensure we're collecting information because we need to, not merely because we can.
For instance, Spanish media reports indicated the NSA allegedly spied on 60 million phone calls placed in Spain between Dec. 10 of last year and Jan. 8. Those reports followed the revelation that the NSA eavesdropped on millions phone calls in France and other countries.
In the post-9/11 world, that may be what it takes to keep the world safe. However, such measures must be weighed against the needs of our international relationships and ever increasing global economy.
Some heads of state have indicated the allegations have deteriorated trust in the Obama administration. This could come back to hurt us during trade agreement negotiations or when we really do need intelligence information that we haven't gathered ourselves.
While counterterrorism efforts are obviously vital, spying on close allies seemingly does more to undermine our relationships than anything else. An inside memo obtained by The Guardian newspaper indicated that eavesdropping on foreign leaders actually produced "little reportable intelligence."
We should not lose sight of the mission to keep America safe, but analyzing the political and economic costs and benefits of international spying is still essential.
Oct. 29
The News-Journal, Daytona Beach, Florida, on nation needs grand bargain, despite Nelson's pessimism:
It's a sad state of affairs when members of Congress realize the need for a grand bargain on the budget but cannot work toward one.
One of the pessimistic federal lawmakers is Florida's own U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, a Democrat. He recently told a Sarasota audience that there likely won't be another government shutdown next year.
But neither will there be a major compromise between Republicans and Democrats to address the national debt, the annual budget deficits and more, he said.
Nelson told the Sarasota audience not to expect a "grand bargain."
Instead, Nelson expects a smaller deal that will take the rough edges off the next round of budget cuts scheduled. These are the cuts known as sequestration.
Nelson's remarks are disappointing, because he is one of 28 members of a select committee of House and Senate members who will work on budget compromises. Their deadline is mid-December. If all fails, another shutdown could commence Jan. 15.
Nelson's remarks, reported by the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, indicate the senator is chiefly concerned with further sequester cuts, which were devised in 2011 as a way to force compromise.
The sequester grew out of the failure of a previous select committee after the last government standoff in 2011. ...
The Budget Control Act's congressional panel failed to compromise, so the sequester began to take effect March 1. Deeper cuts begin on Jan. 15, and Nelson says they will decimate NASA's space program.
That's a major concern for Volusia County and its neighbors. ...
While cuts in social spending and the military should be made, they should be made prudently.
So Nelson and others on the select committee need to buck up and shed the pessimism. The nation badly needs a grand bargain — an intelligent way to cut the $17 trillion debt over time, without crippling the Pentagon, NASA or programs for vulnerable people.
The debt is a serious issue, and Congress must end the excuses and stop keep kicking the can down the road.
Oct. 30
Los Angeles Times on stateless in the Dominican Republic:
A recent decision by the Constitutional Court in the Dominican Republic effectively clears the way for officials to retroactively strip the citizenship of tens of thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent. The ruling — that children born to Haitian immigrants are essentially foreigners in the country of their birth — is arbitrary and unjust and could potentially create one of the largest groups of stateless people in recent years.
Until recently, "birthright citizenship" was an established part of Dominican law, meaning that anyone born in the country was automatically eligible to be a citizen. That included children born to Haitian migrants who had come into the country illegally or as guest laborers to work in the Dominican sugar plantations, or to clean houses or to join construction crews. ...
Theoretically, some of the victims of this unjust new rule might qualify for Haitian citizenship. But many have never set foot in Haiti and don't even speak French or Haitian Creole. Some might find that the records needed to prove their eligibility are missing or were destroyed in the 2010 earthquake.
The Constitutional Court's decision — which follows many years of resentment and mistreatment of Haitians, who have come to the Dominican Republic by the thousands to do the country's hardest and lowest-paid work — has outraged human rights groups and raised concern in the United Nations. It has needlessly and tragically created a humanitarian crisis where none existed. There is still time, however, for the international community to urge Dominican officials to exercise restraint as they review thousands of birth records. At the very least, they should provide legal status to those they strip of citizenship.
Oct. 30
St. Louis Post-Dispatch on taxpayers' $7 billion subsidy to fast-food profits:
Is fast food so vital to the nation that taxpayers should spend $7 billion a year to supplement the industry's profits? Imagine the outcry if that was proposed.
And yet a study by economists at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana and the University of California at Berkeley's Labor Center says it's already happening.
Seven billion dollars a year is what it costs taxpayers for Medicaid, food stamps and the other public assistance programs for fast-food workers who are paid poverty-level wages.
A second report, "Super-Sizing Public Costs" by the National Employment Law Project, said low wages and missing benefits at the 10 largest fast-food companies in the country cost taxpayers about $3.8 billion a year.
Another way to look at it: McDonald's posted $1.5 billion in third-quarter profits. Taxpayers paid $1.2 billion last year for public assistance to the McDonald's workforce. That's $300 million per quarter, a 20 percent contribution to the company's bottom line.
It's enough to give you indigestion. ...
The "Fast Food" researchers calculated that the cost to Missouri taxpayers, where about 49 percent of fast-food workers receive public assistance, is about $146 million a year.
Post-Dispatch reporter Kavita Kumar wrote Tuesday that Allan MacNeill, a Webster University political economist, said the public cost was probably underestimated. That's because it did not include managers and people who work fewer than 10 hours a week.
The study also looked at only five of the largest federal public assistance programs, excluding other federal and state programs that would have pushed the figures higher, MacNeill said.
By under-paying employees, companies push their real cost of doing business onto the public at large. This can be called corporate welfare. Or socialism. But not capitalism.
Fast-food workers should be paid a living wage. The corporations that hire them must stop relying on the public for anything more than buying the occasional burger.
Oct. 28
Arizona Republic on America's spy program needs accountability:
What's going on at the National Security Agency sounds more like spies gone wild than the product of good governance. Maybe President Barack Obama should check his own phone.
Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden's previous revelations about NSA surveillance of Americans raised questions about whether this agency was operating on a because-we-can basis without suitable adult supervision.
Those doubts are intensifying as the White House seeks plausible deniability about massive sweeps of information from dozens of world leaders.
You have to wonder if foreign leaders — our friends and allies — are really so surprised to learn the NSA was listening in. But now that it's public knowledge, they have an obligation to be outraged.
Soothing their anger may require the United States to make concessions in trade negotiations and perform other diplomatic somersaults. ...
The NSA has said Obama was not told about the spying by NSA head Gen. Keith Alexander. Several astute reporters pointed out this official denial did not specify whether somebody else might have told the commander in chief. What's more, Obama ordered a stop to spying on some leaders this summer after launching an internal review of the program, so he clearly knew then.
Yet some find the denial credible for the very chilling reason that America's Spies R Us program has so, so many eavesdropping programs that it's hard to keep track.
Someone besides the spies ought to be making the decisions about when surveillance serves a national security interest and when it merely amounts to gratuitously vacuuming up vast amounts of information.
The administration has an ongoing review of how intelligence is gathered and how to protect privacy and civil liberties. Recommendations will have to go beyond "trust us."
As Congress engages in this discussion, GOP lawmakers should focus on the issue rather than taking swings at this president. ...
The United States has vast and sophisticated surveillance capabilities which are immeasurably valuable in keeping the country safe. Good intelligence is crucial in a world where terrorists remain intent on doing us harm. High-tech snooping to assure national security is essential, but eavesdropping in order to gain a foreign policy or trade edge is a misuse of our capabilities.
The NSA needs strict supervision by those who understand that difference, as well as the importance of respecting the privacy of average Americans and the leaders of friendly nations.
Oct. 30
The Khaleej Times, Dubai, on the U.S.-Romanian connect:
Notwithstanding budget constraints, Washington is busy building a new air base near the Black Sea. The United States plans to take over a Romanian airfield and station as many as 1,500 American troops there.
The multipurpose facility has raised many eyebrows, and it is feared that apart from training and logistics purposes, the base might also be used as a detention center in the heart of Europe. Last but not the least, the new base in Romania will house the controversial U.S. ballistic missile defense system. It will also be home to interceptor missiles and radar equipment.
Although the U.S. has said that the base will not be used for aggressive purposes, there is no dearth of skeptics who believe that it is meant to counter Iran's ambitious missile and nuclear program. The Russians also have aired their grievances, saying the missile defense shield in Eastern Europe is an attempt to weaken and counter Moscow's strategic missile capability. Russian President Vladimir Putin has already threatened to deploy more powerful warheads on Russia's ballistic missiles. To put Russian reservations to rest, the U.S. State Department says the shield called the "Aegis Ashore System" is a response by the NATO military alliance to the "increasing threats by the proliferation of ballistic missiles from the Middle East." But that explanation is hardly credible with the region likely to witness more armament policies in an era when disarmament should have been the cornerstone of both the U.S. and Russian policies.
The air base deal was signed recently as part of an exigency measure as the U.S. would be vacating its operational air base in Central Asia. With the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan due to begin and to be completed by the end of next year, the Deveselu base will serve as a link between Southwest Asia and Europe. Human Rights Watch, however, sees the Romanian base as the possible location of a clandestine CIA jail, and probably an espionage barracks, to further the controversial war on terrorism. With America's allies in a suspicious mood since the National Security Agency's sleuths have gone over the top, it is feared that this strategic realignment in Europe will also be seen with mistrust. While Russia has demanded legal guarantees from the U.S. over the base, many of the jittery European allies too might walk that path. Poland and the Czech Republic were supposed to be the other bases for America's defense shield program, but these plans have already been scrapped. It remains to be seen how Bucharest aligns with Washington to write a new security doctrine in the region.
Oct. 29
The Japan Times on Nobel Peace Prize sends messages:
The Norwegian Nobel Committee on Oct. 11 announced its decision to award the Nobel Peace Prize for 2013 to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW). The Hague-based organization, created in 1997 to implement the 1992 Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) to prohibit the production, storage and use of chemical weapons, will receive the $1.25 million prize in Oslo on Dec. 10, the 117th anniversary of Nobel Prize founder Alfred Nobel's death.
The committee's message is clear. It hopes that awarding the prize to the OPCW will accelerate global efforts to eliminate chemical weapons, which are relatively cheap and easy to produce and can indiscriminately kill or injure large numbers of people.
It is noteworthy that the committee explicitly named the United States and Russia in stating that certain states have failed to observe the April 2012 deadline, under the CWC, to destroy their arsenals of chemical weapons. Both countries — which together possess some 95 percent of the global stockpile of chemical weapons — should move quickly to fulfill their responsibilities.
The Nobel Committee decision will also exert pressure on six countries that have yet to become members of the CWC: Israel, Myanmar, North Korea, Egypt, South Sudan and Angola.
Another message is the committee's hope that the OPCW will complete its task of eliminating Syria's chemical weapons by mid-2014, with the cooperation of both the Syrian government and rebel forces as well as the support of the entire international community. On Oct. 14, Syria, which is believed to have some 1,000 tons of chemical weapons, became the 140th country to join the CWC.
Following widespread use of chemical weapons in World War I, the 1925 Geneva Protocol banned their usage in war but not their production or stockpiling. The United Nations General Assembly on Nov. 30, 1992, approved the CWC, which bans the production and storage of chemical weapons as well as their use.
In August, more than 1,400 people were killed in a chemical weapons attack near Damascus. Under a U.S.-Russia deal, Syria must destroy its chemical weapons-filling equipment and production facilities by the end of November and eliminate its chemical weapons by mid-2014.
OPCW workers are now inspecting and destroying Syria's chemical weapons. This is an unprecedented mission as it is being carried out amid a brutal civil war. Government and rebel forces must let the OPCW team do its job in a safe and efficient manner. Japan should consider how it can help facilitate this vital work.
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Fort Drum— Recent reports showed that there were 349 suicides in 2012, expanding the Pentagon's own projection for rates to exceed 325. The rising number of military suicides has some congress officials alarmed. This Monday, Senator Patty Murray voiced her concerns, "This is an epidemic that cannot be ignored."
Medical Director and Psychiatrist for the American Foundation For Suicide Prevention , Dr. Paula Clayton told ABC50 that, "Unless there is significant change, the number of military suicides will continue to rise." Dr. Clayton went on to explain how standards have lowered for those who are being accepted into the military. Individuals with mental illness and substance abuse problems are being allowed to join the military.
According to Dr. Clayton, more deployed soldiers come home with physical or mental injuries than the rate of deaths in either Iraq or Afghanistan. Addiction to prescription drugs is more prevalent now as well as the rate of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). "We have more TBI cases now than ever before because of the type of war we are fighting", said Dr. Clayton. She went on to express that heavy use of IED's (Improvised Explosive Devise) or otherwise known as roadside bombs, which are the major cause for the high rate of TBI in veterans.
"Soldiers with TBI have a higher rate of depression. But, anyone returning with PTSD, TBI will suffer from some sort of depression and will increase the probability that suicide will occur", said Dr. Clayton. According to Dr. Clayton's professional experience, most soldiers kill themselves with personal guns than with any sort of military issued weapon.
"I don't believe that decreasing forces in Afghanistan is the answer. It will not prevent the problem. Many of these soldiers return home unemployed after getting out of service, which increases depression", explained Dr. Clayton.
Approximately 90% of soldiers that kill themselves actually have a mental disorder such as anxiety, depression, and PTSD.
Dr. Clayton advised family members on what to be aware of when dealing with a soldier returning from a deployment.
· Excessive drinking
· Not sleeping
· Not Eating well
· Using illegal drugs
· Addiction to prescription drugs
· Social Withdrawal
· Moodiness or Mood swings: from anger to sadness or happiness
Concerned family members should call the VA hotline if they have any problems or concerns.
2012 Suicide Facts:
· Army highest number of suicides- 182
· Air Force- 59, up from the previous year at 16%
· Navy- 60, up from the previous year at 15%
· Marines- 48, up from the previous year at 50% increase


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CAIRO — The "Supreme Guide" of the Muslim Brotherhood, the political group aligned with deposed President Mohammed Morsi, was arrested early Tuesday, according to state television.
Mohamed Badie reportedly was captured in an apartment in the eastern Cairo district of Nasr City, where supporters of Morsi had held a six-week sit-in protest that was cleared by security officials last Wednesday.
A post on an English-language Twitter account associated with the Brotherhood said: "Muslim Brotherhood confirms its Chairman, Dr. Mohamed Badie, has been arrested by #Egypt fascist military regime."
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Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Badie.
Badie had already been charged with inciting violence and faces a trial slated to begin Aug. 25.
Badie's son, Ammar, 38, was shot dead Friday during protests near the al-Fath mosque in Ramses Square, according to the Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party.
Meanwhile, a court has ordered the release of Egypt's imprisoned ex-president Hosni Mubarak after prosecutors cleared him in a corruption case, but it remained unclear if or when the deposed leader would be set free.
The former authoritarian leader, who ruled Egypt for three decades, has already been convicted and sentenced to life in prison for complicity in the murder of protesters in the 2011 uprising that led to his overthrow. He has secured a retrial over that conviction, but that would not require him to stay in jail. The only legal grounds for the 85-year-old's continued detention rest on another corruption case which his lawyers said they expected to be settled swiftly.
In the next few days, Mubarak's legal team will be submitting a request for his discharge from Tora prison outside Cairo on the basis that he is being unjustly held after having already served more than two years.
"He will be released very soon, God willing," said Yousri Abdul Razak, one of Mubarak's lawyers. According to a judicial source, the former leader would spend another two weeks behind bars before authorities made a final decision on his release.
There is deep tension and mistrust in Cairo, but most Egyptians who spoke with NBC News said they agree with the military's actions. NBC's Richard Engel reports.
News of Mubarak's future came as the country reeled from bloody conflict that has killed more than 800 people -- mostly civilians -- since Wednesday, when the army stormed Cairo encampments set up by supporters of deposed President Mohammed Morsi, who succeeded Mubarak in 2012.
In the United States, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel called for an end to the violence, reiterating an earlier call from President Obama.
"As President Obama said last week, the violence must end," Hagel said Monday, adding that the United States' role in Egypt's future is limited.
"Our ability to influence the outcome in Egypt is limited."
Nevertheless, no decision has been made on withholding U.S. aid to Egypt.
White House Deputy Press Secretary Josh Earnest said a "review is ongoing" of U.S. aid, in "light of actions taken by the interim Egyptian government."
Officials said the number of security personnel killed in the country since Wednesday has reached 102, with 686 injured.
Earlier Monday, masked gunmen attacked minibuses carrying Egyptian police officers on Monday, fatally shooting 25 of them, according to a security source and the country's interim government.
"At 9:30 a.m, 28 police conscripts in two civilian minibuses on their way back from vacation were traveling to Rafah and were attacked by masked armed gunmen who ordered them down and opened fire with machine guns, killing 25 and critically wounding three who are now in hospital," the security source said.
The Associated Press reported that the policemen were not in their uniforms when they were killed. The attack occurred near the north Sinai town of Rafah, which is close to the border with Israel.
Ban Ki-moon, UN Secretary-General, condemned the attack.
"The Secretary-General expresses the hope that the perpetrators will be swiftly identified and brought to justice," read a statement released Monday.
Attacks by Islamist militants in the lawless north Sinai region have intensified since the army overthrew Morsi on July 3. The military has imposed a state of emergency amid the nationwide unrest that followed Morsi's ouster and parts of the country have been placed under a nighttime curfew.
Morsi, like Mubarak, is now being held in a prison. The interim government accuses him of colluding with Palestinian militant group, Hamas.
Monday's violence came a day after 38 pro-Morsi prisoners were killed during a prison transfer near Cairo, according to a protest organization led by the Muslim Brotherhood.
The State Department voiced its concern about the deaths, deeming them "suspicious," and made clear that it does not believe the Muslim Brotherhood should be banned.
"We are ... deeply troubled by the suspicious deaths of Muslim Brotherhood prisoners in a purported prison escape attempt near Cairo," State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki told reporters.
Also, the Egyptian military admitted Monday that it had killed one journalist and wounded another at a military checkpoint in Damanhour in the Governate of Beheir, near Alexandria, according to a statement.
The two journalists were driving towards a checkpoint but failed to heed warnings to slow down or stop, and later ignored warning shots, the statement said.
The military then engaged the vehicle with gunshots, killing the driver, Tareq Abdul Raouf, a reporter with the state-run newspaper Al Ahram. That forced the vehicle to swerve and ram into a light pole, injuring a second passenger, Hamed Fathy El Berbery, a reporter with the state-run newspaper Al Gomhouria, according to the military.
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In the Nascar dancers sketch, the girl with red hair is Danielle, our choreographer. Whenever she teaches us a routine, she starts off by saying "let's do something easy like..." and does a series of graceful and slinky acrobatic moves. Then we try them and look like infants dancing at a wedding.
There was a sound cue mix-up in the monologue where Andy as a hillbilly is playing banjo. Things like this happen once in a while, but I was happy to see in the rerun that they kept it in. Sometimes they fix technical mistakes when they rebroadcast an episode. I like moments like this, when I think 'oh yeah, this show really is live'.
New York City Stories was really fun to do. Amy just came in one day with the idea. These short films with us as famous New Yorkers telling stories about the city. We shot it all in one morning. We had to change outfits on the way to each location in a very unglamorous passenger van. When we did the Patti Smith/Lou Reed one near CBGB's, there were some real Bowery characters walking around. So many, and at 9:30 in the morning. It's amazing how much of a caricature of itself NYC can be. This one couple passed us, a stout woman in full military uniform with a tall well dressed transvestite. We could have done a whole story about them.
The descriptions of the wigs for "Big Wigs" were so funny at the Wednesday table read, I was psyched to see them actually made. Emily Spivey wrote this with Amy. On writing night I could hear them laughing really hard in their office. I thought at first that they were watching tapes of me doing stand up comedy, but as Emily told me later, that was very much not the case.
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1. Lie on your side and brace your core muscles.
2. Raise yourself up on the side of one foot and your elbow.
3. Raise your trunk off the floor. Do not let your middle sag. Squeeze your obliques, the muscles that cover the sides of your body (photo).
4. Hold for 30 seconds, and increase the hold to two minutes as you improve. Alternatively, you can hold for 10 seconds and repeat 10 times. (The side plank can be modified by supporting your legs with your knees.)
Your knees are biomechanical wonders. Key to your knees are your quadriceps, the four large muscles in the front of your legs.
Straight Leg Raises
1. Lying flat on your back, engage your core.
2. Bend one leg up at the knee, and keep the other leg straight.
3. Still lying flat on your back, tighten the quad muscle of your straight leg, and raise it up off the floor until your thighs are parallel. Hold this position five seconds, and then lower your leg until it almost touches the floor. Be careful not to let your back sway up off the floor. Repeat 10 times. Do two sets, and switch to the other leg.
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3. Slowly lower your toes until they are almost but not quite on the floor, and then flex them up again. Repeat this 10 times. As you get better at this exercise, you can "pulse" quickly from flexing up and extending your ankle down.
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Welcome back everybody okay our next guest stays -- -- -- on joining us from Ohio assistant professor.
At the weather -- school of management at case western ideal -- right.
Saying its version Regina okay thank you -- coming on professor -- welcome.
I suspect is -- how to build employee loyalty right now get employees to stay with the company in the job market's getting better and sometimes that means.
You might be more inclined to find -- job somewhere else so hasn't lost out there so many other concerns that they can't get their talent their top talent to stay.
How do you incentivized that.
I think people overestimate the importance of pay in keeping people you know yes people work for pay but I think more important things are doing interesting work.
And being able to have a -- make a difference an organization and but also the you can limits some of that turnover by being a little more selective on the upfront hiring process he does appear more rigorous and how you -- people who free bring them and the probably going to be more likely to -- Right so it all starts with the hiring process and AG think that's something that's being done very diligently -- kind of more.
Slipshod let's get it done -- need to fill that position.
I think that's a good question I think it varies greatly by the organization.
I think you have a lot of organizations that are very rigorous about it.
And then you have some organizations where you know the attitude is more -- let's just get bodies and here you know and I think.
The thing is as in with most things in life either you pay now or you pay later.
So if you're more rigorous upfront -- those people are likely to be a better fit with the organization and then they're gonna stay longer.
We have a list of tips here and one of the tips is made here employees marketable what -- -- does that mean.
Well I think it's kind of a paradox.
When or because organizations my feeling good for really invest in this person and train them and get them out to a high level they're gonna be more marketable and they're gonna wanna leave.
But I think sometimes.
You know when you can leave then you're more likely -- -- so I think that's kind of attention that organizations have to deal -- Right you know when headlining her view the question I fear the most is where you see yourself from five years.
The kids.
He never did not answering you wanna show in addition of course that you probably don't wanna be in that same job in five years but you also don't -- conveyed to the -- that.
Europe just looking to move on out -- up you don't want the -- to -- not hear it.
Right so what wasn't answered your question like that in your opinion.
That's good question who -- I don't know I have an answer for.
I didn't -- -- -- -- idiot stick simply -- you know it's so personal because they think for so many people life is entwined with -- worked and where you wanna be in your life.
Is gonna have to mesh with where you -- -- be at work -- don't think being honest because I do think -- I think people actually pick up on.
Yeah is this person being honest and are they genuine.
So I think if you want to be somewhat you know so I think it's more aware.
You know where you -- -- be as far as advancement in your career in just talking about that if you want to have a lot of responsibility.
For what kind of opportunities are looking for.
Right and then we haven't chat -- -- -- viewers Chad and it and -- gaining 32 threes on ever more popular -- and he says.
Most people -- respect to build loyalty but you need to remember that respected -- two way street better to treat everybody fairly.
-- you must never have a problem and that makes -- -- rewarding employees with bonuses.
With promotions doing things like that to encourage the -- on the placing your buying the loyalty.
Well and that's the thing -- I think sometimes companies overestimate how much things like bonuses work because.
You get a bonus and even if you get a bump in pay after awhile it's just a paycheck you know so it's really about MI -- in the organization do -- have influence here.
And I changed things that I -- need to be changed and I have the -- -- to be able to do my job but the level.
But I wanna do it.
Yes you know there's a recent study by career builder's survey and basically found that just about four out of ten bosses said that they were concerned.
About losing their top talent this year.
And is sitting career builder asked employees are right if you.
Need to stay eighteen get you to stay where you need 70% of them basically said give us the money could -- We'll -- for the money.
But -- -- some other perks and among the other perks one of the most common ones was a half -- -- -- they wanted to months' time arrangements yes and also Jim that work.
You know fitness centers and a more casual dress -- Any comment on any of that.
I think all that is true and I think that's becoming just more important for the generation that's coming into the workforce now and those people will change things because organizations want to keep them -- they're gonna need to you know listen to what they want and provide especially -- Our work home with us in the form of -- Blackberry.
Tablet -- need to be answerable more than your nine to five schedule and sometimes you're gonna need.
A perk on campus on office in the office.
-- you can air your life better and hunt within hours of the -- day.
Right and I think people are willing I -- organizations that do expect our employees work longer hours Lotta times they do provide those perks because they realize they have to the employees don't have time to get it anywhere else yeah I think he's so much for coming on -- -- device that was great you're welcome okay -- -- -- -- severe weakening get everybody to watching -- is.
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Posted this on Twitter earlier, but forgot to put it on the site: Jordan Hall is moving from RB to WR. This is a smart move based on depth at the two positions and Hall is said to be pumped for the switch.
Jordan Hall to WR
This is awesome news! Hall --> WR is something that I've always wanted to see, especially since we're so stacked at RB.
Now we can all imagine quick screens to Hall that take advantage of his vision, agility, and good hands. Remember that punt return vs Miami?
So now who starts at RB day one - Rod Smith or Berry?
seems like a perfect move....we're thin at WR, and loaded at RB....and Hall's vision in the open field is top notch....love to see him get the ball in space and just let him do what he does best....as for the #1 RB before Boom comes back - let's see if the hype on Mr Smith is warranted....with Berry as a change of pace, complimentary guy.....
I don't know..I am in no way against Hall and I am happy to have a man of his caliber on the field but I am looking at a few physical characteristics and they don't scream WR. He is short and is not a down field threat due to his lack of top end speed. I think that he may struggle to find separation. The screens and dump passes would be his only options. I think he is much more dangerous out of the back field when nobody knows if he is going to run it or swing out for a pass.
On the flip side he is talented and we need to keep him on the field to remind our opponents of this at every opportunity. If Berry and Smith are better candidates at RB and we are that thin and untalented at WR then I suppose it is a good move.
I don't always take names when I kick ass but when I do, they most often belong to a Wolverine.
I think this is a solid move by the coaching staff. He is not going to be a flanker. He will most likely be used in the slot. This opens up alot of options. As Irricoir pointed out, he is not going to be a down field threat, however, the underneath stuff may be open all day. Crossing routes with him and Stoney, one of them is going to get open. Not to mention, any nickel back will HAVE to shift with him when he is sent in motion. And that opens up a whole other can of worms, when you consider the option to possibly run the slot end-around play with his fantastic vision and speed. Im fully torqued if you couldn't tell
If Denard Robinson isn't careful with spooning all that food into his mouth, he's going to end up lookin' like Whoopi Goldberg
Yeah - and Stoney will likely be used more as a receiver as well, considering the glut of tight ends we have. Put Fragel and Stoney in at the same time (with Heuerman in to sub) + Hall in the slot, and our inexperienced quarterbacks should always find an open guy. This allows us to spread the field horizontally. Besides, if he wasn't looking like 'the guy' at rb, but he's too dangerous not to be on the field, then a slot-ish position is perfect. We can only hope Philly Brown gets his hands together so we can have some kind of downfield threat too.
*hopefully* two running backs next year. I sure hope Brionte Dunn doesn't bail. He looks like a player.
@irricoir - yeah, it's kind of hard to believe. I've been hoping Hall might be moved to the "playmaker" position (as he calls it) for awhile, but I was more excited about this news than usual simply because it actually has to do with football.
I remember that his recruitment video showed him in a lot of slot, and scat back formations. (What ever the current terminology is for the B back in a triple back formation is nowadays. We called them the x back) He ran a lot of sweeps and off tackle runs from that position and was prolific in the short passing game. If I remember correctly they used a speed formation. I don't recall a lot of use of the full back. I guess before I commented, I could just watch it again...Derp.
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From a few feet away, the chair looks beige, but closer up, you can see the pattern of the fabric. It's a subtle way to add texture to the room. I love how deeply-set the chair is. I can easily sit curled up in it. Both cushions are removable-good for cleaning. Cushions are a little stiff, but I expect that will change with usage.
I ordered two Charleston club chairs on the 13th and received them on the 19th. They are very nice chairs and fit in my formal living room beautifully. It's hard to find armchairs that aren't oversized, as we have a bungalow with smallish rooms. The giant furniture just doesn't work well for these types of homes! The pattern on the chairs is subtle, and gives some nice texture without being overwhelming. The cushions are removable, and the back cushion is soft and allows you to sink in. The seat cushion is quite firm, but it provides crisp lines. Assembly was extremely easy and the chairs are quite light so I was able to pick them up and get them into the house without the help of the hubs. I consider this a benefit! I would recommend these chairs. You just can't beat the price with two chairs plus shipping for under $600!!!
This chair looks great in my living room. It looks like it could have come from West Elm which was what I was going for...but for a fraction of the price. Delivered quickly and easy to put together.
It's functional and fits my d�cor. However, in the time it has been here, I've noticed guests do not race each other to sit in it.
I was hesitant to purchase furniture on-line but after reading the reviews and shopping locally and finding nothing I liked, I decided to take a chance. I am glad I did. The chair is exactly as stated. It has a firm seat that I'm sure will soften with time. My husband finds it very comfortable without any adjustments, I like to add a lumbar pillow for extra support. It works perfectly in our living room. It is large enough to curl up in, and supportive enough to sit in for hours while indulging in too much TV. I like this purchase. A good price and a good quality chair.
I ordered 2 chairs-- one is fine, the other's cushion is not straight so it looks like it is used. I was not happy with this but I did not want the hassle of returning it and getting a new one. So this order is 50-50 for me.. one chair is fine the other is crooked.
The chair arrived within three days of purchase in perfect condition. No problem putting the legs on. The chair is beutiful and would fit in any decor.
After reading other reviews I decided to purchase this chair for my home office. I received the chair yesterday and was very disappointed in the quality. The fabric was loose and saggy on one side. Both of the arms were dirty. The chair is so lightweight that when you sit down, the whole chair slides a bit underneath you. It does not feel stable at all. Like other reviewers stated; The fabric is more of a tan color than 'cream' as described and the chair cushion is very firm. The one positive thing I can say about this chair is I like the pattern on the fabric. This will be returned.
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Coding for Penetration Testers
Building Better Tools
By- Jason Andress, (ISSAP, CISSP, GPEN, CEH) is a seasoned security professional with a depth of experience in both the academic and business worlds.
- Ryan Linn, Ryan Linn (OSCE, GPEN, GWAPT) is a penetration tester, an author, a developer, and an educator. He comes from a systems administation and Web application development background, with many years of IT security experience. Ryan currently works as a full-time penetration tester and is a regular contributor to open source projects including Metasploit, The Browser Exploitation Framework, and the Dradis Framework. He has spoken at numerous security conferences and events, including ISSA, DEF CON, SecTor, and CarolinaCon.
Tools used for penetration testing are often purchased or downloaded from the Internet. Each tool is based on a programming language such as Perl, Python, or Ruby. If a penetration tester wants to extend, augment, or change the functionality of a tool to perform a test differently than the default configuration, the tester must know the basics of coding for the related programming language. Coding for Penetration Testers provides the reader with an understanding of the scripting languages that are commonly used when developing tools for penetration testing. It also guides the reader through specific examples of custom tool development and the situations where such tools might be used. While developing a better understanding of each language, the reader is guided through real-world scenarios and tool development that can be incorporated into a tester's toolkit.
Penetration Testers, Information Security Practitioners, Network and System Administrators
Paperback, 320 Pages
Published: November 2011
Imprint: Syngress
"This book is definitely not for rookie coders, but rather a good starting point for people with a medium level of programming experience. It is also not suited well as a reference to quickly look things up in. But if what youre looking for is a very practical guide with tons of pointers to further (and recommended) reading material and exercises Coding for Penetration Testers delivers what it promises."--Computers and Security"Penetration testing is a profession that requires the mastery of dozens of tools; every job poses challenges that require these tools to be mixed, matched, and automated. The master penetration tester not only excels at using his or her toolbox, but also expands it with custom scripts and unique programs to solve the challenge of the day. This book provides a solid introduction to custom scripting and tool development, using multiple languages, with a penetration tester's goals in mind. This background can transform penetration testing from a manual, often repetitive task, to an efficient process that is not just faster, but also more accurate and consistent across large engagements."--HD Moore, Metasploit Founder and CSO of Rapid7"Penetration testing requires that the tester understand the target as much as possible, and know how to perform various attacks while being as efficient as possible. Having the skill set to create and use a variety of scripts increases the penetration tester's efficiency and elevates him or her from the script kiddie to the professional realm. Ryan Linn and Jason Andress have created a guide that explores and introduces the techniques that are necessary to build the scripts used during a test. No matter the platform, this book provides the information required to learn scripting and become a world-class penetration tester. This is definitely a book that will remain close at hand for every test I perform!"--Kevin Johnson, Senior Consultant, Secure Ideas"At 175 pages, the book does not kill many trees, but does give the reader an overview of all of the key principles around information security For those looking to get their feet wet in the deep waters of information security, The Basics of Information Security: Understanding the Fundamentals of InfoSec in Theory and Practice is a great place to start."--RSAConference.com"Overall this is an excellent book, which offers some clear and effective tutorials on the different languages and on efficient and effective penetration testing. Its highly recommended for any testers who want to broaden their skills and move to the next level."--BCS.org
Foreword by Ed Skoudis
Chapter 0: Introduction
Chapter 1: Introduction to Command Shell Scripting
Chapter 2: Introduction to PythonChapter 3: Introduction to Perl
Chapter 4: Introduction to RubyChapter 5: Introduction to Web Scripting with PHP
Chapter 6: Manipulating Windows with PowerShellChapter 7: Scanner Scripting
Chapter 8: Information GatheringChapter 9: Exploitation Scripting
Chapter 10: Post-Exploitation ScriptingAppendix: Subnetting and CIDR Addresses