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YouTube Korea Respects Privacy
YouTube's Korean site no longer allows users to create accounts, upload videos and post comments, after a local law started to require popular web sites to ask for the real names of their users.
"In a surprise decision Thursday, Google blocked South Korean users from uploading videos and posting comments on YouTube's Korean-language site in order to avoid government requirements for the real-name registration of users. Korean Internet users now have to submit their resident registration codes, the Korean equivalent of social security numbers, and names, before posting files or commenting on Web sites with more than 100,000 daily visitors, including YouTube. The new rules kicked in April 1, but Google had been refusing to enforce real-name verification for YouTube users, reluctant to bend its rules only for Korea," reports KoreaTimes.
Apparently, one of the reasons for enforcing this law was to discourage the anonymous comments that make personal attacks to public figures. "The purpose of this mandate could be pretty noble - to discourage those dangerous evil trollings. But what if the government starts to use this feature to hunt down whoever makes anti-government-ish comments (whose definition can sometimes be blurry)? Or use this mandate as a way to deter people from making any criticism on the current government," asks Web 2.0 Asia.
YouTube suggests users that want to upload videos and post comments to change their country setting.
"Google Korea has ... always (taken) the stance that Google respects local law/regulation but at the same time we continue trying to promote freedom of speech on the Internet," Google spokeswoman Lois Kim said last month. Of course, it's easier for Google to protect the freedom of speech in Korea, where its services aren't very popular, than in countries like China or Germany.
Further reading:
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The Placement Office is dedicated to creating employment opportunities and providing education to foster long term career and professional development for students and alumni.
About Our Placement Office
Willamette University College of Law maintains an active Placement Office, which provides comprehensive career counseling to our students and alumni. The role of the Placement Office is to teach the skills and provide the tools needed for a lifetime of successful career management. The Placement Office works one on one with students and graduates to identify their unique attributes and marketable skills and to develop a long-term strategy for achieving their career goals. To set an appointment with a staff member in the Placement Office, please do so on Symplicity.
The Placement Office provides extensive opportunities for professional skills development, which are available to students and alumni alike throughout the academic year. The Placement Office staff meets regularly with students, beginning in their first year of law school. In addition, they maintain a comprehensive resource library and robust Web site that provide relevant employment and career development information. Numerous workshops, panels and speakers round out the office's career development offerings.
The Placement Office also oversees a busy on-campus interview program, bringing legal employers directly to the College of Law. In addition, mock interviews with volunteer attorneys and department staff are scheduled each semester to help students hone their interview skills.
Professional Development and Diversity
The school's office of Professional Development and Diversity is responsible for multicultural planning, programming and student affairs in the College of Law, which has long been committed to building a community that recognizes and celebrates diversity.
The director of Professional Development and Diversity, working in conjunction with the Placement Office and the Externship Program, helps ensure all law students receive the professional mentoring, job counseling and social networking needed to succeed both in law school and in the broader legal community following graduation. In addition, the Multicultural Law Students Association sponsors relevant speakers, seminars and special cultural events to promote diversity at the College of Law.
For more information, contact the Placement Office at (503) 370-6057.
The Placement Office is pleased to welcome you to Symplicity, a Web-based system to manage all phases of the recruiting process. Symplicity provides career services tools to employers, students and alumni.
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New Year Celebrations 2013
See 2013 in at The Slaughters Country Inn
New Year's Eve
Arrive at your leisure, where you can settle in to your bedroom, maybe even take a relaxing bubble bath before getting ready to enjoy a night of festive fun where there is an evening full of fine dining, great wines, and the chance to dance the night away right through into 2014.
Our New Year's Eve celebrations will start with a glass of Champagne in the bar at 6.45pm before our gala dinner at 7.30pm.
There will be a disco to see you into the new year with style.
Our New Year's Eve Package is not a Black Tie Event, however we request that smart casual attire is worn at all times.
New Year's Day
Join us for a Traditional Cotswold Breakfast before heading out for the day to explore the surrounding area. Join us again for a magical night of entertainment with our table magician walking the room throughout your dinner, before settling down for your last nights sleep at The Slaughters Country Inn.
2nd January 2014
Join us for a Traditional Cotswold Breakfast before getting ready to depart from the hotel and enjoy a relaxing journey home.
All prices are per two night break and based on two adults sharing
Classic Room £450.00
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Cottage £550.00
Family Suite £575.00
This package is inclusive of two nights Dinner Bed & Breakfast with a Gala Dinner on New Year's Eve, and entertainment
No deposit is required at time of booking, however full payment is required by 1st December 2013.
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They took care of you for years. Now
it's your turn.
Millions of adult children find themselves
looking after aging parents. Tax laws offer some help,
as long as you and your folks meet the criteria.
The key to Internal Revenue Service assistance
in caring for an elderly relative is whether you can
claim the person as a dependent. Any dependent must
meet certain tests. While there is a little flexibility
when dealing with children, fewer exceptions are granted
when the potential dependent is older.
Despite the qualification obstacles, it
doesn't hurt to explore whether you can claim your parent
as a dependent. If you and your parent meet IRS requirements,
you'll be able to claim an added personal exemption
on your income tax return. This filing season, each
exemption allows you to reduce your taxable income by
Then there are possible deductions and
credits. If you pay medical expenses for a dependent
parent, you may be able to deduct some of those costs.
Hire a caregiver to help you out and a credit could
cut your tax bill a bit more.
Dependency hurdles
The highest dependency hurdle
is the amount of income your
older parent earns. A dependent
parent cannot make more than
the exemption amount. This
is that $3,500 mentioned earlier.
(Here's where kids get a break.
This is not a test for a young
dependent under the new uniform
definition of a qualifying
The income barrier represents taxable
income, notes John W. Roth, a federal tax analyst with
CCH Incorporated, a national tax and business-law publisher.
"Social Security normally is excludable,
but if they have other income, which in many cases means
interest and dividends, some is taxable," Roth
says. "So you want to start with that first in
determining if the parent meets the income test.
"It's amazing how that generation
has invested in stocks, bonds, saving accounts and how
quickly it can add up," says Roth. "And it's
not even market-based income. If you have 10 accounts
with $10,000 to $25,000 each earning even just 2.5 percent
interest, it adds up."
Such disciplined saving habits mean that
many adult children cannot claim mom or dad as a dependent.
If, however, you and your parent meet the income standard,
the next consideration is how much support you provide.
for more than half
To be deemed a dependent for tax purposes, your parent
must get more than half of his or her support from you.
"When the parent lives in your home,
to reach the 50-percent-plus threshold you should take
into account the fair-market room rental, food, medicine
and other little support items," says Roth. "This
is where Social Security does come into play. If a parent
is using benefits to pay for some of these support items,
it goes into the calculation of whether you cover more
than half of your parent's support costs.
"Say mom doesn't have $3,500 taxable
income, but gets $15,000 in Social Security and uses
it to pay for some medicine and buy clothes. In that
case, your contribution to her support may not come
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Calcium is important for bone health. See how much calcium you need and how to get it.
Calcium is important for optimal bone health throughout your life. Although diet is the best way to get calcium, calcium supplements may be an option if your diet falls short.
Before you consider calcium supplements, be sure you understand how much calcium you need, the pros and cons of calcium supplements, and which type of supplement to choose.
Your body needs calcium to build and maintain strong bones. Your heart, muscles and nerves also need calcium to function properly.
Some studies suggest that calcium, along with vitamin D, may have benefits beyond bone health, perhaps protecting against cancer, diabetes and high blood pressure. But evidence about such health benefits is not definitive.
If you don't get enough calcium, you could face health problems related to weak bones:
Many Americans don't get enough calcium in their diets. Children and adolescent girls are at particular risk, but so are adults age 50 and older.
How much calcium you need depends on your age and sex. Note that the upper limit in the chart represents the safe boundary — it's not how much you should aim to get. If you exceed the upper limit, you may increase your risk of health problems related to excessive calcium.
Your body needs vitamin D to absorb calcium. For this reason, some calcium supplements contain vitamin D. A few foods naturally contain small amounts of vitamin D, such as canned salmon with bones, and egg yolks. You can also get vitamin D from fortified foods and sun exposure. The RDA for vitamin D is 600 international units (15 micrograms) a day for most adults.
Your body doesn't produce calcium, so you must get it through other sources. Calcium can be found in a variety of foods, including:
Even if you eat a healthy, balanced diet, you may find it difficult to get enough calcium if you:
In these situations, calcium supplements may help you meet your calcium requirements.
Several different kinds of calcium compounds are used in calcium supplements. Each compound contains varying amounts of the mineral calcium — referred to as elemental calcium. Common calcium supplements may be labeled as:
The two main forms of calcium supplements are carbonate and citrate. Calcium carbonate is cheapest and therefore often a good first choice. Other forms of calcium in supplements include gluconate and lactate.
In addition, some calcium supplements are combined with vitamins and other minerals. For instance, some calcium supplements may also contain vitamin D or magnesium. Check the ingredient list to see which form of calcium your calcium supplement is and what other nutrients it may contain. This information is important if you have any health or dietary concerns.
To determine which calcium supplement may be best for you, consider these factors:
Amount of calcium
Elemental calcium is key because it's the actual amount of calcium in the supplement. It's what your body absorbs for bone growth and other health benefits. The Supplement Facts label on calcium supplements is helpful in determining how much calcium is in one serving. As an example, calcium carbonate is 40 percent elemental calcium, so 1,250 milligrams (mg) of calcium carbonate contains 500 mg of elemental calcium. Be sure to note the serving size (number of tablets) when determining how much calcium is in one serving.
Calcium supplements cause few, if any, side effects. But side effects can sometimes occur, including gas, constipation and bloating. In general, calcium carbonate is the most constipating. You may need to try a few different brands or types of calcium supplements to find one that you tolerate the best.
What prescriptions you take
Calcium supplements can interact with many different prescription medications, including blood pressure medications, synthetic thyroid hormones, bisphosphonates, antibiotics and calcium channel blockers. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about possible interactions and which type of calcium supplement would work for you.
Quality and cost
Manufacturers are responsible for ensuring that supplements are safe and claims are truthful. Some companies may have their products independently tested by the U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP) or Consumer Labs (CL) or NSF International (NSF). Supplements that bear the USP, CL or NSF abbreviation meet voluntary industry standards for quality, purity, potency, and tablet disintegration or dissolution. Different types of calcium supplements have different costs. Comparison shop if cost is a factor for you.
Supplement form
Calcium supplements are available in a variety of forms, including tablets, capsules, chews, liquids and powders. If you have trouble swallowing pills, you may want a chewable or liquid calcium supplement.
Your body must be able to absorb the calcium for it to be effective. All varieties of calcium supplements are better absorbed when taken in small doses (500 mg or less) at mealtimes. Calcium citrate is absorbed equally well when taken with or without food and is a form recommended for individuals with low stomach acid (more common in individuals 50 and older, or if taking stomach acid blockers), inflammatory bowel disease or absorption disorders.
Calcium supplements aren't for everyone. For instance, if you have a health condition that causes excess calcium in your bloodstream (hypercalcemia), you should avoid calcium supplements. If you aren't sure if calcium supplements are appropriate for your situation, talk to your doctor.
It's not definitive, but there may be a link between calcium supplements and heart disease. It's thought that the calcium in supplements could make its way into fatty plaques in your arteries — a condition called atherosclerosis — causing those plaques to harden and increasing your risk of heart attack. More research is needed before doctors know the effect calcium supplements may have on heart attack risk.
There is similar controversy about calcium and prostate cancer. Some studies have shown that high calcium intake from dairy products and supplements may increase risk whereas another more recent study showed no increased risk of prostate cancer associated with total calcium, dietary calcium or supplemental calcium intakes.
As with any health issue, it's important to talk to your doctor to determine what's right for you.
Dietary calcium is generally safe, but more isn't necessarily better, and excessive calcium doesn't provide extra bone protection. In fact, if the calcium in your diet and from supplements exceeds the tolerable upper limit, you could increase your risk of health problems, such as:
If you take calcium supplements and eat calcium-fortified foods, you may be getting more calcium than you realize. Check food and supplement labels to monitor how much calcium you're getting a day and whether you're achieving the RDA but not exceeding the recommended upper limit.
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-living/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/in-depth/calcium-supplements/art-20047097
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Kent State University at Stark provides access to its computer network and web resources as a service to its users.
The Kent State Stark Network Services department is located in the Main Hall East Wing Computer Lab.
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Access to modern information technology is essential to the university's mission. Policies regarding information technology and security have been established in the Kent State University Policy Register.
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Novice Member
Joined: 11/02/04
Game still only have a lvl 25 cap on there f2p ?
How many are playing this days ?
What server have the most players ?
Is the Chosen still a joke with 1h + shield / and still best with 2h ?
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Novice Member
Joined: 7/22/10
Wasnt lvl cap 10 as trial?
2 servers, 1 US, 1 EU.
Novice Member
Joined: 7/10/12
Level cap on free trial account is still 10 me thinks.
1 EU srerver Norn and 1 US server Badlands. I think Renald, Russian server is still up although but only our Russain bros and sisters could confirm it.
im almost 100% positive that they have made no efforts to rebalance any of the classes. Perhaps a slight nerf to bright wizard done ages ago.
Odd thing is that other warhammer game they advertise when you go to their website...you know that f2p moba...jut announced its closing all its servers.
So the question i have...what form of black magic are they using to keep WAR up and running? Kind of obvious that they stopped developing the game long ago, perhaps keeping one guy on to do maintanence.
I never really like to see a game die, but this game is a rotting corpse...nothing is being done with it...its not doing well...and its not even fun to play at this point...not even the free t1.
Perhaps a month after the game launched they let everyone go and just kept the money they made from its overhype launch to keep the game running indefinately.
Also, i prefer p2p...its just better....when the developers are earning that sub by expanding content...which the developers here are not doing and havent done....so why the subscription?
My point is if a free moba game which has to cost near zero to run and develop further has to shut down...whats keeping this one up, or how long can it last in its current state as a p2p game that isnt being worked on and doesnt justify the sub?
Novice Member
Joined: 3/04/09
For me, the gates will open.
Yeah, I really liked everything about this game except for the game.
I logged in cause I got 14 free days, and all my skills were gone, I had to rebuy them. My mount was gone, and I had 0 money, my account wasn't ever hacked, and if it was hacked, how did the sell my skills?
So they changed the skills (not that much) and took all my money and my mount, then when I get logged in "Have Fun" I can't really RvR cause I get left behind without a mount, and I have to grind tons of mobs to get my abilities back.....that I already bought before.
Screw Mythic
i personally expect to see warhammer being shut down soon also , but they just did some sort of server upgrades that ended up causing them to give out like 10 free days of gametime and another golden writ to all subscribers. The game survives on only its very small playerbase of maybe about 2 or 3k people on the two servers. Once you leave tier 1 trial zones you notice the game is a ghost town until tier 3 rvr.
The upgrades to hardware on their servers makes me think they might be launching some sort of free to play soon , that and the last patch gave the ability to level lock your low level toons to gain extra realm points before you move on to the next tier. Unless they are planning on either expanding the realm vs realm zones , or adding in a new pve expansion sometime soon , even the diehards will leave soon. I cannot see this game surviving even in a free to play setting without a constant update stream to the game to make it worthwhile . Right now the updates are TINY and they take like 2 to 3 months to get the next one with some even taking longer and there is just about zero communication from mythic with their community.
Novice Member
Joined: 1/21/13
Originally posted by Morgaren
I'd wager that this is more the fault of E.A. then anything Mythic.
Most of the folks who made mythic have long since departed.
Personally, I thought WAR was a steaming pile, but I know some folks who said they liked it.
Advanced Member
Joined: 1/19/13
Originally posted by cronius77
T1 is even pretty much dead minus weekends at certain times. Even then it's always one side camping the other. As soon as one side even remotely starts to get the advantage more often than not everyone just vanishes on the loosing side. Not sure what's going on. Cross realming or what?
Originally posted by Hulluck
most of it is cross realming on trial accounts because of the timer lock. But there is ways around the 8 hour lockout as Ive been able to skirt it myself in the past. Most of the people playing tier 1 realm vs realm trial accounts are ex war players that have no intention of going back and just play it for the simple twink pvp where they can curve stomp everyone else because of level locked old toughness and armor talismans.
It was a great game during launch when t1-2 were packed, lots of people to PQ with, lots of people in battlegounds.
Once t3 hit, everyone figured out to rvr grind, it stopped being a pvp game and started being a base flipping rvr grind, that was what killed it...once every warband i was in for r3 said "no dont encounter them were going to this map instead"
when rvr did happen, it just wasnt designed with any thought. the bases (forgive me ive forgotton what they were called, little castles or whatever) were just choke points that make rvr a bore for anyone but mages. Classes were not very balanced either and you got maguses getting shunned fround groups and crappy dps and not really worth having. Game became boring like this.
When i returned everything had changed. This wasnt too long after launch. Everything between t1 and t3 was a ghost town, people ignored PQ, people who were t4 complained it wasnt fun or well planned out. battleground were harder to find.
went back again when t1 went free...remember how fun it was i stopped by, it was active but so...i dunno...shallow in what i could do, and i knew what lay ahead if i decide to subscribe. Made a free account, got maxed, couldnt figure out how i ever thought two zerg standoffs where brave people got picked off and the front lines never moved much was fun.
My last and final stop into the game, and its pretty much a dead game. T1 was dead aside from what looked like afk renown farmers. Not a single person between. Chat silent, aside from gold farmers. Forums are the same 5-10 people complaining, or goodbye threads. Nothing...i mean nothing...has changed since launch. No content revisions, no real class balancing, not a single attempt to fix and revive.
Hell they havent even botherd to try to make the game f2p in some way.
From wow killer to dead...what a trip. I dont advocate killing off a game ever. or giving up and going all f2p...but...these guys are not even trying to earn their subscriptions....put this one out of its misery...or ATTEMPT to earn the $15 a month from your players.
Sadly the time to fix and revive ended i think back in 2009, perhaps 2010 at the latest. They spend 2008-2013 doing...????...to fix the game, bring back players, earn their subscriptions.
Hell Darkfall had less players, and a smaller, less talented development team...was able to come out with DF:UW in that timeframe, and they are SLUGS with progress. Even with the origional DF they at least slapped together a pve expansion and added sea towers for added pvp....what has this game, made by a known game studio, backed by a financial giant done in that time? Other than making t1 an unlimited trial?
the main problem also with warhammer and patches is you have idiots like fonzee over there moderating the forums and anyone who has something negative to say about the slackass devs the thread gets locked and deleted and she puts some smart remark in the comments where yours was before and was removed. Shes a trip shes a unpaid loser who spends 99% of her time moderating warhammer forums and not even doing a good job of it , she allows trolling and yelling at one another yet deletes anything bad to the devs.
People pay mythic money to play their game and its her and mythic themselves that have killed warhammer , even for a lot of vets because you cannot voice your opinion about how lazy the devs are there without it getting deleted. Mythic has no one to blame but themselves when they are all out of jobs soon and honestly me being from that area of virginia I could give two shits less if they lose their jobs houses and employment etc. These guys have had multiple chances to turn warhammer online around , even with limited resources and staff they could of done 200% better than what they have done to date. These guys are a mismanaged dev team with no true leadership or direction there.
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I heard this game has great PvE!


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PEORIA, Ill.---Two third-period goals in 25 seconds allowed the Chicago Wolves to force overtime against the Peoria Rivermen Friday night, but the visitors fell 3-2 in an Illinois Lottery Cup contest at Carver Arena.
Right wing Guillaume Desbiens and center Steve Pinizzotto scored for the Wolves in the third to help Chicago (7-4-2-0) earn a point in the standings.
Peoria (4-7-2-1) got scoring started early, when defenseman Mark Cundari fired a point shot that left wing Evgeny Grachev redirected over Chicago goaltender Eddie Lack's stick at 5:41.
Then it was center Phil McRae lighting the lamp for Peoria while on the power play, tipping a puck left loose in front of Lack into the mesh at 4:34 in the second frame.
Lack (6-3-0) stopped 27 of 30 shots in regulation and overtime.
In the third, Desbiens got the Wolves on the board by batting a puck out of the air and into the net behind Rivermen netminder Jake Allen at 6:39. Pinizzotto followed up with the equalizer 25 seconds later, swatting a puck into the mesh at 7:04.
Allen (4-7-1) posted 35 saves in regulation and overtime.
Knotted at two, the teams headed to overtime where McRae pocketed his second goal of the night on a rifle past Lack at 4:34 to give Peoria the win.
Chicago hosts the Rivermen at 7 p.m. Saturday night at the AllState Arena.
Chicago 0 0 2 0 -- 2
Peoria 1 1 0 1 -- 3
First Period---1, Peoria, Grachev 2 (Cundari, Sonne), 5:41. Penalties---Desbiens, Chicago (slashing), 3:39; Chomey, Peoria (Holding), 15:56.
Second Period---2, Peoria, McRae 2 (Regner, Wannstrom), 4:34 pp. Penalties---Haydar, Chicago (hooking), 3:29; Friesen, Chicago (fighting), 10:15; Cundari, Peoria (charging), 10:15; Cundari, Peoria (fighting), 10:15; Friesen, Chicago (interference), 16:22.
Third Period---3, Chicago, Desbiens 1 (Gordon), 6:39; 4, Chicago, Pinizzotto 3 (Connauton, Matheson), 7:04; Penalties---Peluso, Peoria (tripping), 8:05
Overtime---5, Peoria, McRae 3 (Cole), 4:34. Penalties---None.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 15-10-11-1—37; Peoria: 10-14-4-2—30. Power plays---Chicago 0-3; Peoria 1-3. Goalies—Chicago, Lack (27-30),
Peoria, Allen (35-37). A---4,338. Referee---Tom Chmielewski.
Linesmen---Dan Cohen and Jesse Pletsch.
PEORIA, Ill.---Two third-period goals in 25 seconds allowed the Chicago Wolves to force overtime against the Peoria Rivermen Friday night, but the visitors fell 3-2 in an Illinois Lottery Cup contest at Carver Arena.


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Sharing the love of Christ by reaching, teaching, serving and sending people throughout the world so that the sun will never set on the ministry of First Baptist Oviedo.
Sharing the love of Christ by reaching, teaching, serving and sending people throughout the world so that the sun will never set on the ministry of First Baptist Oviedo.
One of the greatest things about God is that He meets us right where we are, but He loves us too much to leave us there. Our desire as a church is to be a catalyst for God – to provide relevant teaching that is applicable to our everyday lives and moves us to our next step in spiritual growth. By committing to speaking truth, we will grow individually, and as a church body. The elements of worship, praise, prayer and receiving the Word of God provide the fuel and the inspiration to carry out our church's vision — "Sharing the love of Christ by reaching, teaching, serving and sending people throughout the world so that the sun will never set on the ministry of First Baptist Oviedo."
We believe that worshipping together is central to the life of our church. Whether your musical preference is classic or contemporary, we have a service that will fit your style. Our first service is a blend of contemporary and traditional music with a choir and orchestra while our second service is contemporary music with a live band. Both services are held in an environment that is relaxed and upbeat. Style of dress is comfortable. At First Baptist Oviedo, worship is our expression of gratitude that we endeavor to keep fresh, simple, and passionate in every service.
9:15 a.m. – Choir and Orchestra-led Service
10:50 a.m. – Band-led Service
Dr. Dwayne Mercer delivers the same message in both Sunday morning Worship Services. His sermons focus on knowing Jesus Christ personally and, as a result, overcoming uncertainty, loneliness, and fear. He is featured on a weekly television program, The Winning Edge. For more information and to find broadcast schedules, visit winningedgetv.org.
First-time guests are invited to stop in at the Hospitality Center following the 10:50 a.m. Worship Service to give our pastor and his wife, Pam, an opportunity to greet you. Their desire is to personally welcome everyone who visits First Baptist Oviedo. This brief greeting time is our way of saying, "We are glad you are here."
As you enter the campus from Broadway Street or Lake Jessup Avenue, look for the parking places designated for our guests. Trams are stationed at various locations around the campus to help get you to your destination. You also will find greeter volunteers around campus to point you in the right direction.
Preschoolers will discover an exciting environment waiting for them in the Kingdom Kids Preschool Ministry at First Baptist Oviedo. We welcome babies through PreKindergartners into safe and secure classrooms where they will learn about Jesus every time they are at church.
Christ's Kidz Children's Ministry is just the spot for Kindergarten through 5th graders. Kidz Connection (children's Worship Service) and Kidz Quest (children's Small Group classes) are perfect for your child to connect with God and make new friends.
Emerge is the Middle School Ministry of First Baptist Oviedo. Emerge means "to come forth" or "to come into existence;" and we want our students to emerge from their world and culture into a meaningful, radical relationship with Jesus Christ. We believe that Middle School students can not only learn the Word, but also live the Word and engage their world. To accomplish this goal, we have a three-step ministry process in which we EXPOSE a student to a relationship with Jesus, EQUIP them to follow Jesus, and provide an avenue for them to EXPERIENCE a life serving Jesus.
Elevate is the High School Student Ministry of First Baptist Oviedo. The word elevate can be defined as "to raise something to the next level," and that's exactly what we would like teenagers to do this year… elevate their lives to the next level. We provide a three-step ministry process that allows students to grow in their relationship with Christ: EXPOSE a student to a relationship with Jesus, EQUIP a student to follow Jesus, and EXPERIENCE a life serving Jesus.
Stop by our Welcome Center as you enter the main doors of our Worship Center facing Broadway Street. Our greeters will be happy to direct you and your family.
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iOS 4.3.4/4.2.9 also kills untethered exploit dead
While the hoopla surrounding the recently released iOS 4.3.4 (and iOS 4.2.9) focused on it killing the PDF exploit that allowed JailbreakMe.com to function -- and could potentially allow bad guys to attack the iPhone and iPad as well -- it looks like Apple also patched an exploit that had been used to achieve untethered Jailbreakers since iOS 4.1. According to @i0n1c:
For those that did not get it: iOS 4.3.4 does not only fix jbme3 as announced, but also silently kills the ndrv_setspec() integer overflow.
In addition to that iOS 4.3.4 also adds code to dyld to detect attacks with binaries using "incomplete code signing".
"Incomplete codesigning attacks" were used for all untether exploits from at least iOS 4.1.0
Wonder if {Apple] only tried to stop my xploit from modifying LCs at runtime with the new check, or if they knew it would stop [incomplete codesigning] attacks.
That last tweet revives the debate about wether or not Apple is simply concerned about iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch security, or if they're specifically targeting Jailbreak exploits to close down. Some, like JailbreakMe.com, are such a risk Apple closes them as soon as possible. Others, like ndrv_setspec() survived for months and several IOS updates.
Either way, we once again thank the Jailbreak developers for their time and tenacity in always looking for new exploits and new ways to Jailbreak.
[@i0n1c, thanks @sethclifford]
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iOS 4.3.4/4.2.9 also kills untethered exploit dead
Unfortunately for you, we've seen the last jailbreak for iOS4 in JailbreakMe 3.0. Those who buy a new iPad or iPhone from hereon out will have to wait quite a bit to jailbreak IMNSHO. iOS 5 is still months away and Apple is said to be making it harder for untethered jailbreaks on iOS 5. There is also new hardware to contend with in the iPhone 5, but eventually, we'll see another jailbreak.
Not untethered just tethered JB so pretty much anyone on IOS 4.3.4 is screwed for now unless the have saved their shsh blobs and manage to downgrade to an early version
Wrong. Anyone who, as of this past Friday, bought or will buy an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad, with STOCK iOS 4.3.4 will NOT be able to jailbreak.
Nor will they be able to downgrade to 4.3.3, because, well, in order to downgrade to earlier firmware, such as 4.3.3, the device has to have had it to begin with. No SHSH, no downgrade, no jailbreak, no nuthin'.
LMAO Yeah Go To ANDROID Were MALWARE RULZ :) OpenSource And Root Access Means There Is More Room For SomeonE To Create A Virus And Android Is Open SOurced And As You Said Allows Root Access This Is A iPhone Post Take Your Android Loving Ass Somewere Else
I hate to feed an obvious troll, but Open Source != more room to create a virus. There are far more virii for Windows and Mac OSX (both closed, but with some BSD licensed parts) than there are for any variants of Open Sourced *NIX. Open Source means more eyes looking at the code, which means bugs get found faster, and patches released faster.
As for root access, if somebody has root access on your computer, you are screwed. But that is completely orthogonal to Open Source. On Windows, they call it "Administrator," on OSX "Admin" -- it is the same thing. Google for "elevated privileges exploit" and you will see tons of results for Windows, OSX, and even iOS -- all closed systems.
Jailbreaking is a privilege escalation exploit. The closed nature of iOS does not prevent holes being found typically within 1-2 days of each beta release.
Well It was bound to happen eventually but lets hope the dev team finds another way to do it untethered but im sure we wont hear of it til ios 5 is out so i'll stay on 4.3.2 for now
I wish apple would just stop the cat and mouse game and allow the jailbreak apps. It would give users the best of both worlds. Why is tweaking a few filesystems or adding themes such a crime? If you want to protect the user make sure the apps and tweaks perform their job before you let them into the store. Give me an options don't just close it off all together.


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When Gail Alley was campaigning to become Scioto County Recorder she said she would look into the possibility of bringing the offices records online. On Tuesday the commissioners signed a contract with Fidlar Technologies that would help the office achieve this goal.
"This will allow us to upgrade our systems that have not been upgraded since 2005. We are going to get new hardware and software. We are going to be able to have a counter computer now, where we can run documents through a scanner at the counter. It will be a lot quicker process," said Gail Alley, Scioto County Recorder. "We are still going to have a 2-3 day turnaround but this will be a lot faster and efficient for us. Down the line we will be able to get our records online."
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She said once the website goes live, "attorneys, abstractors, title searchers and people throughout the United States can log on our website and be able to access our records," Alley said.
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"Like I said in the campaign, I never promised it, I said I would work on it. We've been working on this since we took office in January," Alley said.
Alley said she and her staff have found a way to pay for this service within their existing budget.
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She said the company will redact all of the personal information on documents as they are uploaded to be put on the website.
Alley called this a natural progression for the recorders office.
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The Matador women had the better of things as four sprinters bettered their time in the 200 meters. Le'Shel Vines clocked a CSUN season-best 24.09, the fourth-best time in the conference this season. Lexis Lambert ran a season-best of 24.12 followed closely by teammate Hafsatu Kamara at 24.13 as both moved up on the Big West performance list. Samantha Dirks also posted a season-best running 24.49 and Briana Davis also got under the Big West standard with a season-best time of 24.76.
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Moctoberfest is a month-long celebration of Chattanooga Mocs men's basketball. It includes historical moments, social media interactions and introduction to UTC's freshmen among the myriad of video tributes and stories.
Day 26 focuses on former Mocs big man Mindaugas Katelynas. Katelynas had a phenomenal senior year with several highlights. From the win over Tennessee to grabbing a DI-era record 21 rebounds in the SoCon Semifinal against Appalachian State to the Mocs first NCAA Tournament appearance in eight seasons, to say it was eventful is an understatement.
Katelynas added one other highlight. During the NCAA Final Four weekend, Katelynas won the 2005 Capital One NCAA Slam Dunk competition in St. Louis.
See the winning dunk in the video link above.
Katelynas made a name for himself in Europe playing in the top Italian professional league for a few years before playing in Spain in 2009-10. He has played in his native Lithuania since 2010.
While he is quite an athlete, Katelynas was best known at UTC for his work ethic heading into the 2004-05 season.
"Mindaugas worked as hard on and off the court as anyone I have been associated with," said John Shulman whose first year as head coach of the Mocs was 2004-05. "If you had 15 players with his selfless dedication, you'd have a special, championship ball club.
"It doesn't hurt to have tremendous ability either," smiled Shulman.
On the court, Katelynas reminded some scouts of Andrei Kirilenko, then with the Utah Jazz, with his wiry frame and athleticism. With the ability to play the three, Mindaugas played in the post in 2005 and led the team in scoring (11.8 ppg) and rebounding (8.9 rpg).
More importantly, Katelynas led the Mocs to their ninth NCAA Tournament berth as Chattanooga won its 15th SoCon regular season title (fifth division) and ninth tourney crown.
Katelynas was relentless in his pursuit of the Mocs' ninth tournament title. He helped key a second half comeback from a 32-26 halftime deficit in the 57-51 semifinals win over Appalachian State. Mindaugas grabbed 15 (11 offensive) of his school record 21 rebounds in that pivotal second half including four in the last two minutes of the game while scoring the game's final five points.
That win propelled the Mocs into the championship game where they toppled UNCG 66-62 to claim the NCAA Tournament bid. Katelynas won tourney Most Outstanding Player honors and his name was cemented forever in the hearts of Mocs fans everywhere.
"This is a program defined by championships," added Shulman. "Our fans love their former players, but there is a special place for those who win championships. Just mention the name Mindaugas and you see faces light up.
"I remember at the post-game press conference after the championship," added Shulman. "Mindaugas said, 'I am the happiest man in the world right now.' He meant it. He loved Chattanooga and Chattanooga loves him."
Chattanooga opens the season Monday, November 12, against Tennessee Temple in McKenzie Arena at 7 p.m. Season tickets for a school-record 18-game home slate are available. Call 266-MOCS (6627), go online here at GoMocs.com or stop by the Gate One McKenzie Arena Ticket Office. Single-game tickets are also on sale now.
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7 - LeVert Threats to Keith Nelson Buzzer-Beater
8 - 1st NCAA Tournament Win
9 - Social Media Factoid: Today's Moctoberfest Factoid is in honor of tomorrow's 30 minutes or less ticket promotion. Derrick Kirce holds the UTC record for career 30-point games with 5 in his 2 seasons (1990-91). He scored 1,113 points which is a school record for a two-year player averaging 19.5 points per contest, another all-time leading mark. Chad Copeland (1993-94) is the only Moc with back-to-back 30-pt games. He scored 30 in a home win over Southern Miss on Jan. 2, 1994 and followed with 33 keying a one-point road win three nights later at Furman. Sources: http://twitter.com/GoMocsMBB & http://www.facebook.com/ChattanoogaMocs
10 - Drazen Zlovaric Makes ESPN Top 10 Plays
11 - TRIVIA GIVEAWAY: Who led the Mocs in scoring in the two 1997 NCAA Tournament wins over Georgia and Illinois? Answer: Willie Young with 39 (24 vs. UGa/15 vs. Illini).
12 - Meet Gee McGhee
13 - Ty Patterson Beats Shot Clock in 2009 SoCon Championship Game
14 - Meet Alex Bran
15 - Meet Eric Robertson
16 - 1985 NIT Quarterfinalists
17 - Deal's Pass to Wilkins in 1985 NIT at Lamar
18 - TRIVIA GIVEAWAY: What Southern Conference opponent have the Mocs played the most in their history? Answer: Samford, 83 games (48-35). Western Carolina is second with 78 followed by Appalachian State (72) and The Citadel (70). The Catamounts are the most frequent SoCon regular season opponent with 64 games with UTC holding a 46-18 record in those league contests.
19 - Dontay Hampton Coast to Coast Game Winner
20 - Social Media Factoid: Today's Moctoberfest Factoid keys on the long list of professional players that Chattanooga has produced over the years. There are currently 16 former Mocs active in professional leagues all over the globe. Click here for a list of NBA Draft Picks and recent UTC players in the pros. Sources: http://twitter.com/GoMocsMBB & http://www.facebook.com/ChattanoogaMocs
21 - Chris Mims Game Winner in 1997 SoCon Championship
22 - Meet Farad Cobb
23 - Remembering the NCAA Sweet 16 Team
24 - Meet Casey Jones
25 - TRIVIA GIVEAWAY: Last season Keegan Bell became the 3rd Moc to record a triple-double in a game with 12 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists at College of Charleston. Name the other two. ANSWER: Tim Brooks & Gary Robb. Robb set the school record with 17 assists vs Southern to go with 13 pts & 10 reb in the 1992 Dr Pepper Classic. Tim Brooks had the 1st with 16 pts, 10 reb & 16 ast at Western Carolina on Feb 1, 1992.
26 - Mindaugas Katelynas Captures NCAA Slam Dunk Championship
27 - 2009 Tourney Run Nets New Fanatic
28 - Championship Tradition
29 - Mocs Top Moments
31 - Mocs Top Moments