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Girls Recap of Day One and Boys District PreviewFebruary 17, 2012, 11:26 am With all of the girls games happening, the boy's will take a back seat this weekend, but plenty is still on the line. Four semifinal matchups will take place between the 5A and the 4A and State Tournament Berths are on the line. In the 5A, the Borah Lions have run their winning streak up to 18 consecutive games, but it wasn't easy against Vallivue. Their semifinal matchup will be against the surging Eagle Mustangs who are on a 4 game winning streak of their own. Braiden Shaw has really stepped up as of late and will try and score tomorrow against a combination of Ben Tucakovic and Brock Holubetz guarding him. If Shaw and Tucakovic cancel each other out with their scoring production as they are the #1 and #2 scorers in the SIC, it will come down to guard play and thats where the Lions have a huge advantage. DJ Dean is a phenomenal football player, but takes a back seat to Isaiah Wright when it comes to basketball as Wright is by far the best defender in the conference and in my opinion, will be the reason why Borah will move on to the District Championship. The other semifinal game will be the rubber match between two evenly matched teams in Mountain View and Boise High. The Braves will have the chance to make their first State Tournament in 16 years with a victory and ironically, it will be against the defending State Champions. The Mountain View Mavericks had a 2nd half to remember against Meridian as they scored 43 points behind Tanner Percifield's huge game and ended up running away with it in the 2nd half. The game against Boise High should be a close one and I am starting to think the Braves are a team of destiny as I will pick them in the upset over Mountain View. The two games where teams will be fighting for their season are both surprising and compelling. I will pick Vallivue to upset Timberline and Centennial to get back on track against Meridian. In the 4A, Bishop Kelly will play Skyview in the rubber match between two teams looking to clinch their spot in the State Tournament field and Kuna will try and keep on rolling as they play the surging Middleton Vikings. These games are that much more important because the losers will have to win three consecutive games to get in the State Tournament Field.
District Tournament Bracket Almost FinalizedMay 2, 2012, 12:34 pm We were out at the Borah vs. Capital season finale and it was a complete polar opposite of the game that was played two nights ago between the same two squads. On Monday, the two teams combined for 14 errors and 31 runs. Last night, it was a much cleaner baseball game as Capital did not commit an error and held off a Borah rally for a 5-3 victory. The Eagles will either be the #4 or #5 seed for Saturday and Borah slipped down to 8th and they will face Rocky Mountain at noon on Saturday to open up the District Tournament. Mountain View's streak of 25 innings without scoring a run finally ended last night and Jason Maughn shut out Timberline to end the 4 game losing streak for the Mav's as they beat the Wolves 2-0. With the loss Timberline clinches the #3 seed in the District Tournament. As for the Mavericks, they will either be the #4 or #6 seed depending on the result of their game tonight against Vallivue. With a victory, they will be the #4 seed and take on Capital and with a loss, they would face Timberline. Eagle was able to get back to their winning ways by shutting out Boise 10-0 behind a dominant pitching performance from Skyler Souza. With the victory, Eagle will be the #2 seed for the District Tournament and Boise will be the #7 seed regardless of what happens tonight because they would lose out on a two way tie breaker with Meridian and would also lose out on a three way tiebreak with Meridian and Mountain View. With that being said, these two teams will square off again on Saturday. The rollercoaster ride continues for Meridian coach Rod Williams as his team has won two consecutive games with their backs against the wall and could move all the way up to the #5 seed with a Mountain View loss tonight. If the Mavs win, Meridian would be the #6 seed. Tune into the show today at 4 as we will be catching up with Rocky Mountain standout Bryce Feist and catch you up to speed on all sports in the Treasure Valley. Standings Rocky Mountain 17-1 Eagle 13-5 Timberline 12-6 Capital 9-9 Mountain View 8-9 Meridian 8-10 Boise 8-10 Borah 7-11
Can Anyone Stop the Vikings?February 16, 2012, 10:48 am For the Bobcats to pull off a victory, they will need Jane Hansen to do what she has been doing all year: scoring points. The 5'10 junior averages 18 points per game and has taken 37% of her team's shots this season. Fellow junior Paige Crittenden is 2nd on the team scoring 11 points per game and these two will need to get their season average's to have a chance, but that will be a tough task against a pesky Viking defense that allows just 32 points per game. While fans here in the Treasure Valley are hoping for an all District 3 Championship game, there are a few teams that might stand in their way. Wood River takes on Century in the opening game and despite Wood River having a 13-9 record, they have won 9 of their last 10 games and are a team that Middleton head coach, Andy Jones is already eying as a roadblock on their quest for a third straight championship. On the other side of the bracket, everyone is looking at a 1st round showdown between #2 Bishop Kelly and #3 Rigby where they both boast impressive 20-4 records. You can listen to all of Middleton's games on 630 The Fan starting today at 3:00 PM. Make sure to follow us on twitter @630thefan
A Lot On The Line With One Game to GoMay 1, 2012, 2:20 pm As for the matchup we will be at tonight, it seems to be two teams heading in opposite directions. The Borah Lions have won 5 of their last 7 games to climb all the way from 10th to 7th in the standings and with a win tonight, they could potentially take the #5 spot heading into the District Tournament. In their way will be a Capital squad that is looking to clean things up defensively after committing 9 errors last night in a puzzling 18-12 defeat at the hands of Borah. Despite all of their struggles, Capital can still clinch the #4 seed in the District Tournament with a win tonight. Another game that had people around the valley scratching their heads was Boise's 3-2 win over Eagle. The Mustangs had seemed to be clicking on all cylinders, but were shut down by the crafty left hander, Lance Kotter and now need to win to have a chance at the #2 seed going into Districts. As for Boise, their possibilities are endless. With a win tonight, they will most likely be the #5 seed heading into the District tournament, but with a loss they could fall anywhere from 6th-8th which would mean a tough matchup for Saturday. No team is in need of a win more than Mountain View. The young Mavericks have now went 22 consecutive innings without scoring a run and are looking for answers offensively at the wrong time of the season. While that streak is most likely to end tonight, they need to win one of their final two games if they want to avoid slipping all the way down to #8 and a matchup with Rocky on Saturday. For that to happen, the Mavs will need to string a few hits together and hope to shut down a Wolves team that is looking to grab the #2 spot in the District Tournament. The final matchup does not have as much buildup as last night because Meridian officially squandered Vallivue's chances of making the District Tournament by scoring 3 runs in the top of the 7th inning to secure the victory. Now with the pressure off of Meridian to make the District Tournament, they will look to win on Senior Night to move up in the standings for Saturday. There is a lot on the line for 7 of the teams in the SIC tonight and we will have all of the action from the Capital @ Borah game with 1st pitch coming at 6:00 on 630 The Fan.
Boise High Steals the Show on the First Night of the District TournamentFebruary 15, 2012, 5:31 pm Tucker Larson was clutch last night as he scored 14 points to lead Boise High including two big three pointers in the 4th quarter to lead them to a 47-44 win and a showdown with Mountain View on Saturday. The three-headed scoring machine of Marson, Joe Simpson and Caleb Shurfick came up huge as they all were in double digits to propel Boise to the win. For Centennial, they were led by Aaron Maffey and EJ Leitzinger, but Landon Kissinger and Daryl Robertson struggled as they couldn't hold on for the win. Eagle High won the rubber match against Timberline coming out on top 42-40. The Mustangs are currently riding a 4 game winning streak and really focused on their offense coming into this game and ironically, their defense stole the show. Jon Satchwell and Braiden Shaw were the key contributors offensively for Eagle as they are one win away from making it to the State Tournament. The top two teams in the conference used big 2nd halves to beat their opponents last night. Mountain View was only beating Meridian by 2 at halftime before Tanner Percifield and Randall Robinson shot the lights out in the 2nd half as Robinson finished with 13 and Percifield scored 22 to will the Mavericks to a 69-50 victory. It wasn't pretty for the Borah Lions, but they rode a big 3rd quarter to beat Vallivue 53-42. Cody Spjute was the story as he led the Lions in scoring and Ben Tucakovic had a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds. In the 4A, the top four teams all won at home setting down two dynamite semifinal showdowns on Saturday night between Bishop Kelly vs. Skyview and Middleton vs. Kuna. Make sure to stay tuned to 630 The Fan throughout the next three weeks for all of your high school basketball coverage. Make sure to follow us on twitter @630thefan


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The Maroon Volume X LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA., FEBRUARY 5, 1932 Number 11 STUDENT COUNCIL WILL INVESTIGATE LETTER PROBLEM Will Determine Whether High School Sweaters Are To Be Banned What do you think? Alphabetically speaking, some students think that the wearing of high school letters and letters of other colleges should be confined to the kindergarten where they would serve a practical need and purpose—and be prohibited at Loyola where they present an undesireable condition. Literally (letterly) speaking, some others think that a man who has won a letter in high school or college has the natural right of wearing it wherever he may be —and that the custom in vogue now at Loyola permitting it does not produce an underireable condition and should be continued. The members of the Student Council have concerned themselves with the matter and are now engaged in feeling out the sentiments of their respective I classes. In the final analysis, the matter ii being left up to You and You | and You—the Council postponed action until an adequate survey will have been made. If your representative has not approached you yet, go to him voluntarily and let him know what you think—and do it now. Jesuit Father Composes Song for Bicentenary Rev. Chas. C. Chapman, S. J., Submits "Line On Washington" To Committee The Rev. Charles C. Chapman S. J., Loyola's professor of history and prominent song: writer I has just completed another com-' position. His latest musical attempt is dedicated to George Washington and is titled "Live On Washington." The song was written for use in the celebration of the bi-centenary of the birth of the 'Father of our Country.' Father Chapman has already secured the copyright and the' song is now being arranged by Marion Fellom, arranger for Lou : Forbes and the Saenger Grand Orchestra. It has already been | submitted to the National Commission in charge of the Washington Bi-centennial Celebration. J WILL AIR "HULDA" The Rev. F. L. Janssen, S. J., i director of Student Activities, announces that the Loyola Glee Club and the Loyola Orchestra will broadcast in conjunction the music from "Hulda of Holland" j at a near date. The Glee Club, also, announces that as soon as this operetta is over, the regular; broadcasts of the Club over Station WWL, will be resumed. DIRECTOR TAKES HIS LAST VOWS Rev. Janssen Admitted To Order At Rites In Loyola Church Rev. Francis L. Janssen, S. J., took his final vows as a member Cof the Jesuit order yesterday while priests and students filled »the Church of the Most Holy Name of Jesus at Loyola University to I view the impressive cermony. Five hours before, his father, ! four brothers and a sister, living ; !in Belgium, his native country, i which he left for the United States 17 years ago, knelt in worship at mass in a small Belgian church, and he felt that they were with him in the spirit, Father Janssen said. His mother died eight months ago in Belgium, but she, too, also was present in the spirit at the church services in Belgium, he added. Her death was perhaps the only regret that marred his happiness. Father Janssen has had a long and rigorous course of preparation as a preliminary to taking his vows. This is the same program through which all Jesuits must go. Father Janssen, telling of his life, said, "It took me 17 years to get here, and naturally I am happy. Yes, I began school when I was very young. Only three years. I always wanted to be a Jesuit, and have never swerved from that purpose. I had just finished college in Belgium when by accident 11 started toward New Orleans." REV. F. L. JANSSEN, S. J. STUDENTS ARE NOT PEOPLE SAYS PRESIDENT (By College News Service) Arthur Brisbane, Hearst Columnist, Attacks Mc- Cracken's Statement Are students people? This somewhat ambiguous question this week was taking on a national aspect of momentous imj port, as collegians throughout the i country discussed the benign pro, nouncements respectively of President Henry N. MacCracken of Vassal", on the one hand, and Arthur Brisbane, Hearst columnist, on the other. Said President . MacCracken: "Students are not people, because they do not function as people should. They are not influenti! al, as they should be, in the man■ agement of their colleges, or in the control of public opinion." Replied Brisbane: "Perhaps Dr. MacCracken expects too much from .the young. You don't ask young robins to catch worms while in the nest. Boys in college are little birds in the nest, freed from the necessity of thinking." Outraged—at Brisbane, not Dr. MacCracken—the University Daily Kansan branded "such hooey" as "unbecoming a man who purports to be intelligent enough to write a daily column for the enlightenment of the newspaper reading public." Continued the Daily Kansan: "The erratic columnist should be spanked for refusing to recognize the fact that when students go to college they have left the home nest and very frequently catch their own worms, for almost half the college populace is selfsupporting . . . . " At the same time the Daily parised Dr. MacCracken for his outspoken indictment of collegej students as social leaders, the editor taking the view that under-] PAGE MR. SCREEN (By College News Service) Chapel Hill, N. C, Feb. 4.— Organization of a club for redheaded men students had been completed this week at the Uni-, versity of North Carolina. Pass-' word: "Fire." Ohio State Professors "Cracker" Will Feed Hungry Unemployed (By College News Service) famous "super-cracker" in feeding hungry unemployed men and women and their families was this week being considered by relief organizations. The synthetic cracker, developed by Dr. John F. Lyman of the department of argicultural chemistry at Ohio State University and LaVaughn Dennison, graduate student, is said to contain all of the staple elements necessary for a normal human diet. In appearance, it is a small crisp wafer I containing a slight amount of j moisture. When eaten, it tastes slightly salty. be sufficient to satisfy the appetite of the average man. He added that a combination of ingredients has finally been worked out so that the taste of the wafer is "delicious." "I do not believe that the cracker will be widely used at first, but eventually man will overcome his psychological reaction against making an entire meal of such wholesome, inexpensive food," he declared. Raw materials which go into the manufacture of the cracker cost but five cents per pound. Samuel Insull Jr., chairman of the Illinois Relief Committee, it was announced, is arranging for the manufacture of the "supercracker" in large enough quantities to be used in relief work. RADIO LECTURES HOLD SPOTLIGHT Loyola Professors Speak Nightly Through Station WWL Radio station WWL, the voice of Loyola, this week continued its series of educational lectures presenting Loyola professors in radio talks on subjects of history, philosophy, literature and apologetics. The schedule for the week February 7 to 13 inclusive is as follows:February 7, Sunday. Apologetics—6 p. m. "The Propigation of the Faith, Rev. Joseph D. Crawford, S. M. A. February 8, Monday. Commercial Law—"Curious Aspects of Louisiana Commercial Law," Professor Ambrose Weddle. February 9, Tuesday. History— "Robert Belarmine and American Liberty," Fr. Charles C. Chapman, S. J. February 10, Wednesday. Common Law—"Flaws in the Marriage Contract," Fr. Ronald A. Macdonald, S. J. February 11, Thursday. Literatur—"Belloc's Cranmer," Fr. Andrew C. Smith, S. J. February 12, Friday. Lincoln Day Lecture — "Lincoln, the Lawyer," Professor John V. Con- , nor, Ph. D. February 13, Saturday. Philosophy—"Some Catholic Thinkers ■ of the Day," Fr. Martin A. ] Burke, S. J. t BLUE KEY WILL MEET NEXT SUNDAY EVE The regular monthly meeting of Blue Key will be held in the Tyrolean Room at Kolbs Restaurant Sunday, February 7 at 6:30 p. m., it was announced by Temple H. Black, president. Matters relative to student life will be discussed. Alumni members are invited to attend. Loyola Sophomore is Given Lead in "Charm School" Lloyd Salathe Scores Success In Algiers Dramatic Presentation Lloyd Salathe, Loyola sophomore, played the leading role in the Dramatic Club of Algiers presentation of Miller's Broadway comedy success. "The Charm School," presented at a matinee Sunday, January 31 and a night performance Monday, February 1 at the Dramatic Club of Algiers Theatre. "The Charm School" was first presented at the Bijou Theatre on Broadway, with Sam Hardy | and James Gleason in the leading j roles. The story concerns a young' automobile salesman who has highly original ideas on the subject of feminine education. Then he inherits a girl's school from an j aunt. That is where the fun begins.HISTORY CLASS HAS MOOT TRIAL Prominent Lawyers In Night Class To Discuss Historical Impeachment As an added feature to the regular class work, the American History Class of the Night Extension Course will hold a moot court discussion which will re-enact the impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson. The moot court is to be held in the classroom on the night of February 11, at the regular class hour. The entire class will participate in the proceedings with Joseph T. Monie, E. K. Wunderlich, and Willis Diven, taking the leading parts. The trial marks the beginning of a series of features which will amplfy the ordinary curriculum.WHY NOT LOYOLA ? (By College News Service) Seattle, Feb. 4.—The recent Culbertson-Lenz "Battle of the Century" will pale beside the "Struggle of the Age"—a campus j wide bridge tournament—which : was under way this week at the i University of Washington. Jesuit Father Close to Great Musicians,Describess Rudy Others By Bill Scheyd J., knows so well. All of us know genial Paul Whiteman; many of us know that he was a Denver boy, but few of us know the many interesting facts about him which, Father Chapman, as a Denver resident, himself, can tell us. Whiteman's Dad was a music teacher in the Public Schools of Denver, incidentally had as one of his music pupils, Father Chapman. Mr. Whiteman saw to it that Paul received a good musical education, intending that he become a classical musician of note. Paul was always a "great" entertainer (not so physically "great" then as now, however), and was somewhat wild as a young fellow. During the years between 1912 and 1915, Paul played the violin and viola in the Broadway Theatre in Denver. He went to San | Francisco in 1917, where he made j his great reputation. His life's story from then to now is public knowledge. Father Chapman then told of meeting Rudy Vallee, when Rudy was in New Orleans. "Rudy," said Father, "is nice, refined, very kind and is easy to meet." He always answers letters promptly and it was he who recommend the Joe i Lewis Publishing Company of New York after Father Chapman and James Hynes (present cheerleader of Spring Hill) had AWAIT MARDI GRAS ARRIVAL ALL UNIVERSITY IS READY FOR ANNUAL REVEL Will Celebrate Fete Of One Hundred And Five Years Standing PARTIES WILL HOLD STUDENT INTEREST Fraternities Plan Functions For Joyous Week-end Of Revelry By Temple Houston Black The year was 1827. The place was a small cafe in the Vieux Carre, in old New Orleans. A band of French students just returned from their studies in Paris sat sipping their wine and chattering in their native tongue. In this picturesque setting was born what has become one of the world's greatest displays of carefree revelry, the Mardi Gras of Old New Orleans. In an attempt to parallel the revelry they had seen in Europe, the Carnivals of Paris, Venice and Rome, these young men bedecked themselves in the comic and grotesque costumes they had used in Paris and paraded the narrow streets of the old city, singing, shouting, laughing and exhorting their fellows to join them in their carefree moments, for tomorrow they must enter the forty day period of prayer and fasting, called Lent. The idea appealed to the residents of New Orleans and they immediately adopted the Carnival. The first few celebrations however(Courtesy It?m-Tribune) Mom us, God of Mjrth, introduced the Carnival season proper with the parade of his Mystic Krewe last night. Sights such as this will greet the eyes of the visitor to New Orleans during the Mardi Gras season. This picture of Proteus was taken during the 1931 revels. National Frat Hears Fullers Crown Address Dentist Speak Tonight In Bobet Hall II ~™~~~~~— . . I Dr. Charles S. Tuller, president ' of the first and second district { of the Louisiana and State Dental I Society addressed members of the I Delta Sigma Delta, national dental fraternity at the last regular meeting of the fraternity before the ! mid-term exams. Dr. Tuller gave j a clinic on crowns in the lecture | room in Bobet Hall. Dr. Tuller will speak to the laymen tonight in Bobet Hall. His subject is not yet announced. Dr. Macafee who has been giving a series of lectures will continue this series with a lecture in the near future. The date and ACTIVITY BOARD TO MEET ON THURSDAY The regular monthly meeting lof the Student Activity Board i scheduled for the first Thursday in J every month has been postponed until Thursday, February 11 at 0 p. m., it was announced by Paul Reising, president last Wednesday. I Reising said that the meeting would conflict with the Proteous parade, the first night parade of the carnival season and because of this conflict the gathering was set for next Thursday. (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 4) Mardi Gras Edition Mardi Gras Edition
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To properly apply grip tape to your deck you will need the following items:
- (1) metal file
- (1) safety knife with a fresh razorblade
- (1) sheet of grip tape
- (1) skateboard deck
Step 1: Begin by removing the paper backing off the sheet of grip tape (set aside - you'll need this in a minute)
Step 2: Suspended the grip tape in a U-shape over the top of the deck with the rough surface facing up
Step 3: Now, match and apply the middle of the grip tape sheet to the middle of the skate deck
Step 4: Gradually lower and position the first 1/2 section of the grip to the top of the deck and follow with the remaining 1/2 section, making sure to cover the entire deck from nose to tail
Step 5: Once you are satisfied with the position of the grip tape, starting with the nose or tail using your open hand, and press down firmly on the grip so that the adhesive sticks to the skateboard deck's surface
Step 6: Once you have pressed the grip down on the entire deck, place the paper backing on top of the grip with the shiny side up (remember I said to set it aside?) and rub the surface of the paper with the outer part of your hand
Step 7: If there are any remaining air bubbles, just use the tip of a razor to pop them (EASY, don't slice it!)
Step 8: Now that the tape is positioned properly and there are no air pockets, it is time to remove the excess (Recommended position: place the skateboard lengthwise and flat on a stable work table with the skateboard's outer edge hanging over the table's outer edge)
Step 9: Now using the metal file, apply pressure to the rail of the deck and grip tape
Step 10: Slide back and forth (3 - 4 strokes per area) to create a white outline on the grip. This does two very useful things (1) gives you a guideline for cutting and (2) wears down the grip making it easier to cut
Step 11: Firmly hold the nose or tail of the deck with one hand while press your forearm to the top of the deck to secure its position
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Maine Maritime Academy begins their football season September 8. But will its team actually complete a pass?
On November 6, 2010, Maine Maritime Academy's football team, the Mariners, beat Framingham State by a score of 50 to 26 to improve their record to five wins and one loss. This small Castine-based team would go on to the New England Football Conference championship that year, and were just one season removed from earning a coveted spot in the NCAA Division III tournament — the first in the program's history. In that November game, the offense exploded for over five hundred yards — exactly zero of which came from passing the football. It was the third time in four games the Mariners didn't complete a pass. Yet, they won each of those games.
For those whom the words "Fox NFL Sunday" has no meaning, passing the ball is arguably the most effective and efficient way to score. The past decade of the NFL has proven as much with a golden age of quarterbacks that includes Drew Brees, Tom Brady, and Peyton Manning. Take away your option to throw the ball, and it's like trying to earn runs in baseball by only bunting, or painting seascapes without any shade of blue. The strategy would seemingly put a team at a large, unnecessary disadvantage. Except Maine Maritime Academy and Coach Chris McKenney have thrived for over a decade using this exotic system that focuses nearly exclusively on running the football.
To put the Mariners unorthodox method in perspective, in that aforementioned game, Framingham State threw the football thirty-two times. By comparison, Maine Maritime tried only forty-seven passes over the course of the entire eleven-game season, averaging just over four attempts per game. The Mariners won five games that October and lost none, passing for a total of 63 yards while their opponents threw for 896. Despite such lopsided numbers, the Mariners got a spot in their conference championship game three out of the last four years, McKenney earned several accolades, and his players fill the Division III record books.
For McKenney, the system exists not because he lacks a talented quarterback, but because he strongly believes running the football is the best way to win. "I developed this approach a while ago, and have been adjusting it for years now," he says. "At Maine Maritime Academy, we're a little undersized, and we don't have the biggest kids. So it's a good system. We're using finesse and power."
McKenney and his team had a mediocre 2011 due to a young roster, but he has high expectations for 2012. Football purists may scoff at the system, but the scoreboard in Castine tells a different (winning) story. —Will Bleakley
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"One of the challenges right now is getting to a true, open, scalable, integrated cloud, and an ecosystem around that for the enterprise," Biri Singh, senior vice president and general manager for HP Cloud Services, said in a keynote address Wednesday at the OpenStack Design Summit and Conference in San Diego.
Singh outlined a current cloud environment in which small companies and startups have been able to develop programs that can run as small cloud server workloads and accommodate growing demand brought on by the use of mobile devices in the workplace, the BYOD trend.
[Related: HP Expands Support Services Portfolio To Include Third-Party Vendors]
But, enterprises have delayed moving to the cloud due to security and availability concerns. As a result, businesses have put off IT spending, creating pent up demand for technology.
"Startups and SMBs have been well-served, with startups mostly running infrastructure on AWS [Amazon Web Services]," Singh said. "There is a lot of sandbox IT, but we are not seeing heavy, scaled production IT [in the cloud] yet.
"But, converged infrastructure, modified data centers, analytics and databases [in the cloud] are still a work in progress," Singh said. "For us, this is critical. How do we make it real? It's all about getting to production workloads."
To address this issue, Hewlett-Packard's goal is to develop a full stack of cloud services that can ensure seamless transition to the cloud, with service-level agreements (SLAs), management, provisioning and orchestration, Singh said.
The company will continue to work with the OpenStack community as well as other open-source initiatives and will work with vendor partners to fill its cloud platform.
"The HP cloud is not just about infrastructure," Singh said, "We will be delivering the full stack"


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3. In what way does a company share its successes with the community? Some companies use press releases and public relations to get their message, some companies sponsor local events to benefit the community in some way, and some companies actively serve the communities from which they derive their successes.
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What are the tell-tale signs that a Linux server has been hacked? Are there any tools that can generate and email an audit report on a scheduled basis?
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You should check out GuardRail. It can scan your server on a daily basis and tell you whats changed in a nice visual way .. It doesn't require any agent and can connect over SSH so you dont need to junk up your machine and resources with an agent. Best of all, its free for up to 5 servers. Check it out here: | |||
I'll second the responses given here and add one of my own.
This will give you a quick indication if any of your main server files have changed in the last 2 days. This is from an article on hack detection How to detect if your server has been hacked. | |||
You don't. I know, I know - but it's the paranoid, sad truth, really ;) There are plenty of hints of course, but if the system was targeted specifically - it might be impossible to tell. It's good to understand that nothing is ever completely secure. But we need to work for more secure, so I will point at all the other answers instead ;) If your system was compromised, none of your system tools can be trusted to reveal the truth. | |||||||||
After searching around a bit, there's this also, it does what I've listed above, amongst some other stuff: http://www.chkrootkit.org/ and http://www.rootkit.nl/projects/rootkit_hunter.html | ||||
There's a method of checking hacked servers via Essentially, when you run "kill -0 $PID" you are sending a nop signal to process identifier $PID. If the process is running, the kill command will exit normally. (FWIW, since you're passing a nop kill signal, nothing will happen to the process). If a process isn't running, the kill command will fail (exit status less than zero). When your server is hacked / a rootkit is installed, one of the first things it does is tell the kernel to hide the affected processes from the process tables etc. However it can do all sorts of cool things in kernel space to muck around with the processes. And so this means that a) This check isn't an extensive check, since the well coded/intelligent rootkits will ensure that the kernel will reply with a "process doesn't exist" reply making this check redundant. b) Either way, when a hacked server has a "bad" process running, it's PID usually won't show under /proc. So, if you're here until now, the method is to kill -0 every available process in the system (anything from 1 -> /proc/sys/kernel/pid_max) and see if there are processes that are running but not reported in /proc. If some processes do come up as running, but not reported in /proc, you probably do have a problem any way you look at it. Here's a bash script that implements all that - https://gist.github.com/1032229 . Save that in some file and execute it, if you find a process that comes up unreported in proc, you should have some lead to start digging in. HTH. | |||
Some things that have tipped me off in the past:
Additionally I've found the there's one reliable sign that a box is compromised: if you have a bad feeling about the diligence (with updates, etc.) of the admin from whom you inherited a system, keep a close eye on it! | ||||
From http://serverfault.com/questions/650/how-can-i-detect-unwanted-intrusions-on-my-servers/800#800
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Tripwire is a commonly used tool - it notifies you when system files have changed, although obviously you need to have it installed beforehand. Otherwise items such as new user accounts you don't know about, weird processes and files you don't recognize, or increased bandwidth usage for no apparent reason are the usual signs. Other monitoring systems such as Zabbix can be configured to alert you when files such as /etc/passwd are changed. | |||


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I don't think we can count that...it's a thing.
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Last week on one of my early morning runs, I nearly stepped on a recently-deceased opossum. Until the moment that my foot landed within a few inches of it, I thought it was a plastic grocery bag someone had dumped on the side of the road. It may be worth noting that I live in the city and the nocturnal creature in question was on the sidewalk in front of the local middle school.
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2013 Goal #2: Finish first marathon (goal race 11/10/13) [#2a: Sub 4:00] Outer Banks Marathon - 3:41:50
2013 Goal #3: Run 1,500 miles over the course of the year.
Tonight I saw a banana peel, right in the middle of the path. I kept looking around for the hidden cameras.
I have seen someone slip on a banana peel. I also, just yesterday, saw a little girl licking a big lollipop.
Things I have not seen.
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Meanwhile, the digital doubles posed an interesting challenge because the sequence is a mixture of second unit photography in Arizona with stunt doubles. And for shots where you see the actors in close-up, it was shot on a greenscreen in Atlanta with a partial set train.
"So we either had to do a face replacement for every stunt done in the desert or add the digital actors in the vehicles," Rocheron suggests. "Originally, we thought we could get away with 2D face replacement solutions, but very quickly we realized that some of the shapes of the stunt double's heads were very different or the hairlines didn't match. And because the vehicles are moving a lot into the environment, the lighting changes quite a bit.
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And, of course, when Diesel and Walker do the jump in the canyon with the Corvette, it's a mix of real stunt work and CG replacement and enhancement. "The stunt was used actually for having a practical hit in the water and practical splashes with the car and the guys," he adds. "We took off the practical cliff that was 50-feet-high and replaced it with one that was 300-feet and it looked more like a desert type of canyon.
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[1] http://www.awntv.com/videos/fast-five-trailer
[2] http://www.awn.com/articles/article/unstoppable-vfx-runaway-train
[3] http://www.awn.com/articles/article/cracking-source-code
[4] http://www.awn.com/articles/article/helping-illusion-water-elephants
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I've checked and it doesn't seem that the 'factor' command is mentioned anywhere in the POSIX spec.
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Posted Dec 8, 2012 22:52 UTC (Sat) by man_ls (guest, #15091) [Link]
For your Mac OS X, I believe that brew install coreutils will get you a nice local copy of factor.
brew install coreutils
Posted Dec 8, 2012 23:26 UTC (Sat) by davidescott (guest, #58580) [Link]
GNU has done an impressive job of unifying the *nix with a set of common tools, and the fact that someone can "brew install coreutils" and get a bunch of useful binaries is a testament to the value of the work GNU has done. BUT...
That does not mean that "shell" is the best language, it just means that shell is the least common denominator for interacting with a diverse set of programs (and it has served *nix well). Text input/output, flags for program options, silence is success, integer return codes, etc... As programs mature they get split into libraries, and those libraries get external interfaces to other languages like python/ruby/etc...
Posted Dec 8, 2012 23:10 UTC (Sat) by davidescott (guest, #58580) [Link]
If you look at what else is in coreutils factor seems completely out of place. There is not a single other tool in coreutils to do basic arithmetic. Where is there a /usr/bin/factor but not a /usr/bin/factorial, /usr/bin/exponent, /usr/bin/log or for that matter a /usr/bin/prime or /usr/bin/primes. In fact a good multi-function random tool (to generate random numbers or strings) would seem to be a far far far more useful thing to add to coreutils than "factor."
I'm really curious what considerations lead to "factor" being included into coreutils, is there an init script that really needs to factor a number before it can continue?
I don't mean this as a criticism of the developers of bc or coreutils or of GNU in general. Tools like "bc" were advanced and useful for their day. Thankful we have better alternatives for many use cases, and with 8 cores and 16GB of RAM I'm happy to waste a bit of each to get a more use friendly tool to do basic arithmetic and really don't need "bc" or "factor" anymore.
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