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Some suggestions...first of all, what's the specs of the machine on which you're running BT5? Have you looked at the hardware compatibility list? Have you tried other BT5 versions, or tried on another machine?
Hi All, I think someone would be able to help me with this...I'm using Backtrack5 x64 with KDE ,but sometimes when I minimize or maxmize a window I got this error:
Code:X.Org X Server 1.7.6 Release Date: 2010-03-17 X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0 Build Operating System: Linux 2.6.24-28-server x86_64 Ubuntu Current Operating System: Linux Ettack 188.8.131.52 #1 SMP Wed Aug 17 21:42:30 EDT 2011 x86_64 Kernel command line: BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-22.214.171.124 root=UUID=64836b64-3862-4823-9329-a64dc9a6adde ro vga=773 text splash nomodeset vga=791 Build Date: 08 March 2011 08:22:34AM xorg-server 2:1.7.6-2ubuntu7.6 (For technical support please see http://www.ubuntu.com/support) Current version of pixman: 0.16.4 Before reporting problems, check http://wiki.x.org to make sure that you have the latest version. Markers: (--) probed, (**) from config file, (==) default setting, (++) from command line, (!!) notice, (II) informational, (WW) warning, (EE) error, (NI) not implemented, (??) unknown. (==) Log file: "/var/log/Xorg.0.log", Time: Sun Aug 28 21:23:13 2011 (==) Using config directory: "/usr/lib/X11/xorg.conf.d" (==) No Layout section. Using the first Screen section. (==) No screen section available. Using defaults. (**) |-->Screen "Default Screen Section" (0) (**) | |-->Monitor "<default monitor>" (==) No monitor specified for screen "Default Screen Section". Using a default monitor configuration. (==) Automatically adding devices (==) Automatically enabling devices (WW) The directory "/usr/share/fonts/X11/cyrillic" does not exist. Entry deleted from font path. (WW) The directory "/usr/share/fonts/X11/100dpi/" does not exist. Entry deleted from font path. (WW) The directory "/usr/share/fonts/X11/75dpi/" does not exist. Entry deleted from font path. (WW) The directory "/usr/share/fonts/X11/100dpi" does not exist. Entry deleted from font path. (WW) The directory "/usr/share/fonts/X11/75dpi" does not exist. Entry deleted from font path. (==) FontPath set to: /usr/share/fonts/X11/misc, /usr/share/fonts/X11/Type1, /var/lib/defoma/x-ttcidfont-conf.d/dirs/TrueType, built-ins (==) ModulePath set to "/usr/lib/xorg/extra-modules,/usr/lib/xorg/modules" (II) The server relies on udev to provide the list of input devices. If no devices become available, reconfigure udev or disable AutoAddDevices. (II) Loader magic: 0x7cb840 (II) Module ABI versions: X.Org ANSI C Emulation: 0.4 X.Org Video Driver: 6.0 X.Org XInput driver : 7.0 X.Org Server Extension : 2.0 ..... (II) intel(0): EDID vendor "LCD", prod id 8192 (WW) intel(0): i830_uxa_prepare_access: bo map failed (WW) intel(0): i830_uxa_prepare_access: bo map failed Fatal server error: Failed to submit batchbuffer: Invalid argument Please consult the The X.Org Foundation support at http://wiki.x.org for help. Please also check the log file at "/var/log/Xorg.0.log" for additional information. (II) Power Button: Close (II) UnloadModule: "evdev" (II) Power Button: Close (II) UnloadModule: "evdev" (II) Logitech USB Optical Mouse: Close (II) UnloadModule: "evdev" (II) AT Translated Set 2 keyboard: Close (II) UnloadModule: "evdev" (II) AIGLX: Suspending AIGLX clients for VT switch ddxSigGiveUp: Closing log
Some suggestions...first of all, what's the specs of the machine on which you're running BT5? Have you looked at the hardware compatibility list? Have you tried other BT5 versions, or tried on another machine?
If I could figure out how to scuba dive & hack at the same time, there would be nothing I couldn't do...
I've been having a similar problem with xserver crashing.
I am using Backtrack5 KDE 32.
Going to try out R1 and see if I have the same problem.
This is my xorg log file.
HTML Code:http://pastebin.com/FMzyGyxp
*sorry for my english*
Hi, I've the same problem with BT5R1 KDE 32.
When I have 2 or 3 running Konsoles and Konqueror, crash, problem submit batchbuffer .... fatal error .... server x mes couilles... and re-startx with all my konsoles closed (y)
First at all, KDE has been always buggy and picky with hardware, also we have lucid 10.04 with a old KDE version which has bugs, for example in the KDE knowledge base there is a bug with the ACPI in laptops, which is the one I experienced, blank screen after unplugging the power and switching composition (effects).
They state the solution as restart X, so in my configuration I use the hotkeys CtRL ATL Backspace to kill X, then startx.
Another solution turning off Effects before unplugging.
Also there are issues with specific Graphic cards on KDE.
firefox. And there's no pattern to it...sometimes 5 mins after startup, sometimes 2 hours. Running a 2 year old Sony VAIO.
try reinstalling xorg
it has to be related to intel xord driver


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The wedding reception was winding down as Bill Johnson, the father of the bride, held forth to anyone who was left to hear his report on the fiscal damages.
"That's the last one married off - thank goodness! That's been one wedding a year for the last four years I've had to pay for. Alice got married three years ago, then Barbara, Cheryl, and now Denise. They've all gotten married on the same day, June 30th, for some reason, and each girl had to have her three sisters as the bridesmaids, but could they share a color scheme? No - each one had to have her own colors. God forbid they should be able to reuse the bridesmaids' dresses, let alone share a wedding dress. Alice tried to persuade Denise to reuse her color scheme, but Denise said she had lived with her older sister's hand-me-downs long enough.
Funny thing, though - each bride managed to get married when her age was just the same as the sum of the digits of the ages of her three sisters. You don't see that every day, I bet. But why couldn't they share something that costs money instead of this trivia?"
Bill didn't mention how old his daughters are, but he's given us enough information to work out all four ages. How old are they?
Hint1. Any non-negative integer is congruent to the sum of its digits, mod 9. (They have the same remainder when divided by 9.)
2. Each daughter was between 17 and 33 at the time of her wedding.
AnswerAlice is 27, Barbara is 28, Cheryl is 20, and Denise is 21, 21 = 2+7+2+8+2+0.
A year ago, they were 26, 27, 19, and 20, 19 = 2+6+2+7+2+0.
Two years ago, they were 25, 26, 18, and 19, 26 = 2+5+1+8+1+9.
Three years ago, they were 24, 25, 17, and 18, 24 = 2+5+1+7+1+8.
You can solve this one by trial and error (particularly with the hint), but you can also use the fact that any non-negative integer is congruent to the sum of its digits, mod 9. If a, b, c, and d are the present ages of the four women, that gives us four linear congruences:
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c-1 = (a-1)+(b-1)+(d-1) (mod 9)
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If we go back 3 years to Alice's wedding, we have: a-3=6, b-3=7, c-3=8, and d-3=9 (mod 9). Now all numbers less than 79 that are congruent to 7 also have a digit sum of 7, and likewise numbers congruent to 8 less than 89 have a digit sum of 8, and numbers congruent to 9 (except 0) less than 99 have a digit sum of 9. We can rule out such high ages, because each woman must have a turn being the sum of her sister's ages' digits, and the maximum sum of digits for three ages less than 199 is 54 (for 99, 99, and 99). Likewise, we can rule out zero as a valid age for Denise three years ago, because she needs to have an age now that can be the sum of the digits of three other valid ages. So Alice three years ago must have been 7+8+9=24, making her 27 now.
Now go back 2 years to Barbara's wedding. Alice we now know was 25. Cheryl's age was congruent to 9 (mod 9), so she must have had a digit sum of 9. Denise's age was congruent to 1 (mod 9), so she must have had a digit sum of 10 unless she was 10 years old herself (we have previously ruled out 1 as a valid age). But if Denise was 10, then Barbara would have been 17 two years ago, and this year Alice and Barbara together would be contributing 2+7+1+9 = 19 years to Denise's age, contradicting the assumption that she was 10 two years ago. So Denise had a digit sum of 10 two years ago, and Barbara was therefore 2+5+9+10=26 at the time of her wedding, hence 28 now.
Now consider Cheryl's wedding last year. Alice was 26 and Barbara was 27. Denise's age was congruent to 2 (mod 9), so she must have had a digit sum of either 2 or 11. If it was 11, then Cheryl would have been 11+2+6+2+7=28 then, making her 29 now. But then Denise would have to be 2+7+2+8+2+9=30 now to Alice's 27, contradicting the information that Alice was her older sister. So Denise's digit sum must have been 2 last year, making Cheryl 19 then, and Denise 21 now.
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Known for classic styling with a modernistic twist, his approach to designing came from the unusual partnership of photographer Louise Bobbe. Bobbe's city flavor and Nivaldo's classic instincts melded together to create timeless, coveted creations. His recently launched online store will surely garner the attention of many urbanites looking for a cute and functional bag.
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People with disabilities are among the most marginalized groups in the world. People with disabilities have poorer health outcomes, lower education achievements, less economic participation and higher rates of poverty than people without disabilities.
Disability is now understood to be a human rights issue. People are disabled by society, not just by their bodies. These barriers can be overcome, if governments, nongovernmental organizations, professionals and people with disabilities and their families work together. The WHO/World Bank World report on disability shows the way forward.
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i tried to watch a video on youtube with bk3 final but it said(getflash player)
i click in this option(get flash player) but i do not know what is the installer type .what should i choose?
i)tar.gz for linux
ii)rpm for linux
3)YUM for linux
Don't tell me. The video was 'How to crack WEP", right?
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What the hell is bk3?
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1. Click the download link to begin installation. A dialog box will appear asking you where to save the file.
2. Save the .tar.gz file to your desktop and wait for the file to download completely.
3. Unpackage the file. A directory called install_flash_player_10_linux will be created.
4. In terminal, navigate to this directory and type ./flashplayer-installer to run the installer. Click Enter. The installer will instruct you to shut down your browser(s).
5. Once the installation is complete, the plug-in will be installed in your Mozilla browser. To verify, launch Mozilla and choose Help > About Plug-ins from the browser menu.
If you do not know how to install tar.gz files try googling it.
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BOCA RATON, Fla. – The Saint Leo women's volleyball team dropped a road Sunshine State Conference matchup to the Lynn Fighting Knights, Friday night from the de Hoernie Center on Lynn's campus. After Lynn forced a come-from-behind win in the first set, the Lions fell 3-0 (25-23, 25-21, 25-22) to drop to 16-7 on the season.
The loss signals the Lions' first conference loss since they fell to No. 2 Tampa in a 3-2 loss on October 4.
Despite a five-point lead in the middle of the first set, the home team Fighting Knights came from behind to defeat the Lions and take a 1-0 lead in the match. Lynn's momentum from the early win spurred an offensive attack that would last the rest of the game, as Saint Leo was shutout by a 3-0 score.
Both Tawni Warren and Jordan Sisson had a great offensive night, collecting 10 kills apiece to lead the Lions' attack. Senior Meghan Donovan contributed as well, notching 8 kills, while juniors Alexa Griffith-Hardy and Lauren Campbell tallied seven each.
Though she collected just one kill on the night, setter Jaclyn Mailoto notched an impressive 37 assists in just three sets to enable the Lions' attackers, who hit for .148 on the evening.
Defensively, libero Yaidimar Santiago led the Lions in digs, with 16. Campbell notched the second-highest number of digs on the Lions' squad with 12.
The Lions hope to rebound tomorrow afternoon when they take on the Nova Southeastern Sharks at 4:00 p.m. in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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A BROMSGROVE dentist has been recognised for its customer service.
New Road Dental Practice went up against thousands of other practices nationally in the WhatClinic.com awards, which are voted for by patients.
The clinic, which is run by principal dentists and brothers Dr Ravi and Dr Pritesh Solanki, received the 2013 customer service award after patients voted for it having met their highest standards.
The practice was recently accredited child friendly status by NHS Worcestershire, which means it is able to offer schools and children's organisations educational visits to the practice, promoting oral health and healthy eating.
Dr Ravi Solanki said: "We treat all patients with care and have a great team who work hard to maintain excellent care and service for our patients.
"We continually work to promote good dental health and our staff routinely visit schools to help educate children.
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National Dialogue on the Curriculum of Readiness for the 21st Century Librarian
ALA Annual Conference - Chicago, Illinois - Tuesday June 28, 2005
Plenary Session III: Don't Just Talk About It, Be About It: New and Veteran Librarians on Connecting LIS Pedagogy and Readiness to Social Justice and Societal Change
Bharat Mehra: We'll go on to the next speaker, Antonio Olivas, who's a librarian at the Auburn University Library, and former Spectrum scholar.
Man: Antonia.
Bharat Mehra: Antonia. Sorry.
Antonia Olivas: It's OK. I get it all the time, which is why at Auburn, I go by "Toni." So if Toni is easier for you, that's fine, but it is Antonia. Thank you very much. [laughs] And thank you again Tracy and the Office for Diversity, for inviting me here.
I am not one of the world's best speakers, so I have a little script that I have to read. [laughs] You guys are fabulous, so please bear with me.
When I was first asked to be a part of this panel, I thought to myself, "How am I effecting systemic and societal change?" After all, I'm not really out there marching and protesting against some great evil, or fighting a war.
I don't really see myself as a front lines kind of person. Can you guys hear me? OK. "Yeah, you're loud!" [laughs] I always thought of myself as a behind-the-scenes kind of gal, you know, the kind of person who would happily help those of you who are out there on the front lines. I'm there. I've got your back. [laughs]
But the more I thought about this topic, and after I had a chance to talk to several other panel members, I realized that I really am part of something greater than I originally thought. I'm not going to go into the latest statistics to hammer in my points, but we're all aware of those statistics -- the ones that talk about the graying of the profession and the small number of minority librarians in the profession, especially in positions of leadership.
We've all heard about those statistics, we've all read about them, and we've even asked ourselves and each other, "What are we doing to combat these issues?" Some have even accused the profession of talking the talk and not walking the walk of diversity, recruitment, and retention. Well, I'm not here to point fingers.
I'm here, however, to tell you that there are indeed librarians out there who are not just talking about these issues, but are doing something about them. Those of us up here were asked to be on this panel for one reason or another. You've heard their stories, and you'll be hearing more. At least one more! [laughs]
We're just a small sampling of what's out there. We're not even the best of the best. There are several other librarians -- usung heroes, if you will -- who do bigger and better things. They're not necessarily all behind the scenes, either. Perhaps you've read articles by one or two of them or maybe you're sitting next to one right now.
So what kinds of things are going on? How are some of these individuals effecting social justice and social change? A little at a time, that's for sure. After all, Rome wasn't built in a day, and our libraries and information environments certainly will not change in a day, either. Each of us has the power to take what we've learned in our respective LIS programs, apply our personal and cultural beliefs, and affect social justice and societal change ourselves.
One person, or a handful of people, can't do it by themselves. This past Sunday, I had the pleasure of going to the "Don't Move Out, Move Up" session, where veteran librarians talked about strategies on how to stay in the profession and become leaders. How many of you went to that? OK. Thank you for coming. [laughs]
I have to admit that I get frustrated with this profession sometimes, and I've only been in the profession officially for two years.
But seriously, there are times when I feel like a real fish out of water, and I know some of you do too. Something that all the panelists of the "Don't Move Out, Move Up" program agreed on was that we had to know one's self, and know one's work environment. Well, as mentioned before, I'm a librarian at Auburn University Libraries, in Auburn, Alabama.
Actually, I'm a library resident there, just like Kawanna, in the Reference and Instruction Department. Now, Alabama's a land far, far away from where I originally came from.
it's far away from my family too, in Phoenix, Arizona. Never in a million years, let me tell you, would I have guessed that I'd be calling the deep south home. When I first moved to Auburn two years ago, I was convinced that I would fulfill my residency duties, get what I could out of the experience, and leave that one-horse town with a whole new set of marketable skills.
Now, two years later, I've grown to appreciate the lifestyle and friends that Auburn has to offer, and I can't imagine leaving any time soon, if I don't have to. There were challenges to the move, of course, more than the fact that there was no Target in town, and the nearest Starbucks was a town away. [laughs] That was hard.
But as a recent graduate from the University of Arizona's library school, I had to not only familiarize myself with a large ARL library system and how it functioned in the greater university community, but I also had to learn about Southern culture and the Southern history, and how they affected the day-to-day activities of my new library.
An even greater challenge for me as a Latina in an unfamiliar environment was trying to teach Auburn about my culture and my history. Like I said before, sometimes I get frustrated with how things work, but that's because I'm in a different place than I'm used to, surrounded by people who aren't like me.
That doesn't mean that I want to run away to make my life easier, because by doing that, I feel that I may be more comfortable in a room full of people who share my cultural, spiritual, and professional perspectives, but I know that I'd be abandoning my duty to a community in Auburn that needs me.
When Tracy approached me about being a part of this panel, I first thought about the topic as, "All right, well, what did I learn in library school and how has it helped me to prepare me for the real world?"
However, after working the topic and mulling different ideas in my head, I realized that that's only a part of what I wanted to talk about today. Don't worry, I'm not going to talk about all the statistics, like I said, and I'm not going to bore you with too many of my personal experiences.
But I feel that you do need to know where I've been in order to understand what I'm doing now, and why I'm asking you to take a chance on your careers. I was fortunate, because I was part of two very important and highly respected programs in LIS education. Most of you in this room know about the Spectrum Initiative. If you don't, just talk to the person next to you -- I'm sure they'll fill you in.
The other program I was involved in was at the University of Arizona, and it was called the Knowledge River program. How many of you have actually heard of Knowledge River before? Oh, I'm so happy to see that! That's good. That's good.
Well, Knowledge River isn't too well-known, and for those of you who don't know what Knowledge River is all about, I'll give you a brief description of what it is. It's only been in existence since about 2001, 2002, I believe. And I was part of the inaugural class, which graduated approximately twenty seven -- I think -- Latino and Native American library school students, back in 2002, 2003.
For those of you -- let me see... It's a little different from Spectrum in that it basically is an IMLS grant funded program that specifically focuses on Latino and Native American students interested in becoming librarians. Well, not only did Knowledge River provide financial assistance for attending library school, but it also allowed me to learn more about information issues within the Latino and Native American environments.
For example, in addition to taking traditional core library classes, we Knowledge River students were required to take classes such as "Culture, Community, and Information Systems, " "Communities and Libraries, " and "Children's Literature in Spanish." Now, these classes were not closed to the greater library school community, either.
There were several non-Knowledge River students who participated in these classes, and also, some of the classes were taught by non-Knowledge River faculty members, including guest speakers and guest instructors such as Drs. Elizabeth Martinez and Brooke Sheldon. I believe that having these classes as a part of the library school curriculum was a vital part in our education at the University of Arizona.
When the University was considering cutting our library school program a few years ago, it was partly because of Knowledge River that our LIS program was saved. Having that many Latino and Native American scholars graduating from the program was a huge incentive for the University to keep the library school on board. Since the first class in 2002 they're saying, "Toni, shut up!"
Since the first class in 2002, there have been approximately -- I'm guessing around sixty Knowledge River graduates. I'm proud to say that I'm a Knowledge River scholar, because it was a unique opportunity that enabled me to learn more and be a part of greater experiences.
I was able to study issues regarding access to information to underrepresented communities, and learn to be flexible and open to new ideas coming my way. I always thought that I'd be a children's librarian, to be honest with you, and go back to my hometown in Arizona to do Spanish story time for neighborhood kids.
However, going through the Knowledge River program and being a part of the Spectrum Initiative -- most specifically the Leadership Institute that Spectrum puts on every year -- I realized that Arizona shares only a part of a greater community. I had to take a chance on a place and a job that I'd never had dealings with before.
My training at the U of A's SIRLS program helped me learn that information resources are everywhere, and I have a responsibility as a trained specialist to share my talents and skills with communities that need me, even if those communities are not what some of you would consider hotbeds for Latino and Native American cultural issues.
Since I only have a couple of minutes left, I'm going to kind of jump around. Basically, my job at Auburn University as a resident -- I'm hoping to stay there -- but one of the things that I'm proud of that I did with my Knowledge River training was, there was a case in the Special Collections and Archives Department that housed these Mayan artifacts.
Nobody knew where they came from, but because this little girl just kept hounding people, "What are those there for? And why do we have them? And how did we get them?" I found out there were stolen from Honduras, back in the 1920s or 30s. So as of March 2005, they are now back in Honduras, because somebody...
...Because we dared to ask questions and annoy people.
OK, I've got a lot more to talk about, but I'm going to go ahead and close up here.
When I said that I wanted to challenge you, I wanted to ask you to take a chance on your professions, your careers, what I'm saying is for those of you who are mentors to new librarians, ask them to break out of their comfort zones, OK?
And for those of you who are in charge of library schools, get to know what the Knowledge River program is about. And there are other programs similar to Knowledge River. For those of you who are deans of libraries, consider residency programs, OK?
And I'm going to wrap it up, because I'm getting the nod over here, so I had a lot more, you guys! Trust me. But I'll stop now, so thank you.


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CLEVELAND (AP) – Left fielder Jason Bay has been held out of the New York Mets' lineup with a bruised left thigh.
Bay was injured beating out a single in the second inning of Wednesday's 8-4 victory at Cleveland. He collided with first baseman Andy Marte and was knocked to the ground. Bay got up limping, but stayed in the game. He was removed in the sixth.
Bay is batting .283 with four homers and 27 RBIs in 64 games.
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I don't know about you, but there's just something about a stylish man. There's a confidence like no other. I think that's why I love Chubstr.com so much. It's the only site I know of that offers big guys the option of fashion and style . Bruce Sturgell is the man behind it and another one to add to the list of "Men We Love."
Name: Bruce Sturgell
City: Springfield, MO
Web Site: www.Chubstr.com
Occupation: Chubstr's Founder
(and sometime marketing consultant)
Tell us a little about Chubstr.com and how it was created.
Chubstr started out on Tumblr as an outfit of the day blog back in 2010. I felt like there was a lack of options for big men out there, and thought I'd post photos of looks I put together and just see how it went. At the time, I didn't really have a specific focus – it was mainly about posting photos when I had time. After a few weeks of doing this, I noticed that the photos were getting a lot of traction with visitors and that guys were writing in with questions about where I bought my clothing, or looking for tips on putting together looks of their own. As this happened more and more, it just made sense to create a brand that was separate from Tumblr, and Chubstr was born from that.
Who is your fashion or style icon?
I really used to look to some celebrities for inspiration, but now I get most of my inspiration from the guys who send in photo submissions. We get pictures from some big guys who really have it together – they know their style and how they want to look, and they make it work. It's inspiring to see someone my size pulling off looks that you generally only see on someone of a more mainstream size.
Right now, I'm really addicted to Idris Elba's personal style. That guy could make a chicken suit and sandwich board look good. He's probably the only celeb I've been following lately.
What would you say are one of the biggest misconceptions about men (big or small) and fashion?
In general there's a misconception that most men don't care about their appearance. This is doubly true about bigger guys. When you look at TV and film, most big men you see are portrayed as slobbish – basically the comic relief. Starting Chubstr has shown me that this absolutely isn't true. In many cases, these guys just aren't catered to in any way that matters. When they do come across articles about dressing themselves, the focus usually goes to losing weight or wearing something slimming.
Style is about wearing things that help you show who you are as an individual, and putting together a look that you feel good about. What we're trying to do with Chubstr is show the world that big guys are as interested in this (and have as much of a right to do this) as anybody else.
Do you have any advice for the big guys out there when it comes to style?
Don't be afraid to try things. I spent a long, long time wearing what was basically a variation on one specific look. You miss out on so much when you do that. You can wear colors, try different fabrics, even wear something other than a button down or a polo. What I do when I need inspiration is head to tumblr and look at some of the menswear blogs or style blogs I follow there. Just because the models aren't my size doesn't mean I can't replicate the look they're wearing.
Don't think that just because you're not a size 28, you can't pull off a unique and interesting look. You can wear anything you want and make it your own with a little work.
Where do you love to shop?
Since I write about places for big gents to shop, and I'm a big guy myself, I end up shopping at a ton of different places, almost exclusively online. There are a lot of great options for men above size 38 or XL, so one of our goals at Chubstr is to find the available options and bring them to our readers. This results in me buying clothes from a lot of different places to test for fit. Nordstrom, Carhartt, PLNDR, and Orvis get a lot of my business. One of my new favorite places for denim is House of Halls – a brand that focuses specifically on sizes 36 to 46. The denim is high quality and the cuts are contemporary. You just don't find places that cater specifically to this demographic. I think this will change in the near future, though. I've been talking to quite a few brands over the last few months that are interested in expanding their size offerings.
We know you love fashion, who is your favorite designer and what trend are you loving right now?
I have a love/hate relationship with most designers and trends. Since I can't fit into most of the collections designers are putting together out there, I tend to pay less attention to them. Luckily, I work with some amazing people at Chubstr who pay a lot more attention to the "fashion" side of what we're doing, and they do a good job of sharing those things with our readers when relevant.
As far as trends go, I like in general that there seems to be more of a focus on creating clothing that looks like it would have been in style 50 or so years ago, but with a modern twist. Draught Dry Goods creates clothing and accessories that interest me, and I'd wear just about everything that Hickoree's has to offer: http://www.hickorees.com/category/shirts. I really identify with this kind of trend, probably because it'll probably still be relevant years from now.
Any future plans or projects in Chubstr's future?
We've learned a lot from the last couple of years since launching Chubstr, and 2013 is going to be huge for us. We'll be kicking off a brand new website early in the year that will do an even better job of helping guys find, create, and share their style with the world. We'll also be integrating an actual store into the site that allows visitors to shop for clothes in the styles they like and the sizes they need.
The site will still be focused on content, first and foremost, but we want to get a little further away from being a blog, and more toward being a lifestyle brand. When people see what we're doing, I think they'll really be into it. A lot of these changes are based on what readers have been asking us for.
In addition to this, we're actively working on launching our own clothing line. There are certain types of clothing that are nearly impossible to find in larger sizes, and we have a really specific vision for a line that gives guys what they've been missing. All in all, I'm really excited about what we're doing with Chubstr, and where it's headed long term. The last two years have been pretty amazing, and 2013 is shaping up to be the best yet.
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Cooking Channel is joining Food Network for our first annual cookie swap, 12 Days of Cookies. Each day, visit us here for a look at new holiday cookies, party-planning tips and top techniques for rolling, spooning, slicing, baking and decorating delicious sweet treats to give — or keep — from favorite chefs and Food People. Then visit FoodNetwork.com/12daysofcookies for great takes on holiday baking from Food Network chefs — cookies by the dozen to celebrate all season.
There's a saying around my house: Everything tastes better with a little bacon. It's always been true for Brussels sprouts. Now, thanks to Unique Eats host Lee Anne Wong, it's true for cookies, too.
Using bacon fat in addition to butter makes her Bacon Chocolate Chip Cookies rich and moist, and the bits of bacon studded throughout make a salty complement to the chocolate. Think of chocolate covered pretzels taken to the next level — sweet, salty and crunchy all at once. She made them once for the Foo Fighters and the band ate dozens in minutes. You may never bother with plain old chocolate chip cookies again: Why would you, when you can bake bacony ones that rock?
12 Days of Cookies:
- Make Lee Anne Wong's Bacon Chocolate Chip Cookies.
- See who's joining in: Jamie Oliver, Rachael Ray, Chuck Hughes and more.
- Food Network is swapping cookies, too.
- Catch Lee Anne Wong and Unique Eats on Cooking Channel.
- Share your Holiday cookie pix with us on Facebook.
What do you like to add to chocolate chip cookies to take them over the edge?
Melanie Rehak, author of Eating for Beginners, has been baking cookies since she was old enough to climb onto the kitchen stool. She's partial to Zimtsterne—cinnamon stars—for the holidays, but loves most cookies all year long.


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Lead Line — July 2005
By Richard Thiel
Baja California Dreaming
|The big question is whether enough U.S. boats would take advantage of the marinas.
This being our annual passagemaking issue, it seems appropriate to bring up a subject that affects all of us: We're running out of great cruising destinations in North America. Two reasons are the explosive growth in boating and the disappearance of undeveloped waterfront property. My favorite anchorage, whose location I guard only slightly less aggressively than my computer password, is still relatively uncrowded, but over the winter someone built a fence at the high-tide mark, so while you can still anchor there, you can no longer go ashore. The same is true all along the East Coast. And things are no better on the West Coast, where ports have always been few and far between—and jammed. Forget about solitude—just finding a slip is cause for rejoicing.
The problem on both coasts is too many people. We need a place to go boating that's not densely populated—unpopulated would be even better. Parts of Alaska qualify, but they have a mighty short boating season. Mexico's Baja California has great weather, is unspoiled, and has almost no people—inhabitants or touristas—once you get south of Ensenada. But it also has virtually no marina facilities.
That might change. I was visiting Mikelson Yacht's Dick Peterson a few months ago when he showed me a press release from the Baja Department of Tourism touting a government project called Escalera Nautica, or Nautical Ladder. The idea, formalized in February 2001, is that boaters will be able to leave San Diego and travel south to Cabo, up into the Sea of Cortez, and down the west coast of Mexico and never be more than about 150 miles from some kind of marine facility. That's a major development considering that today there are only a handful of fuel sources—some nothing more than quays that can accommodate a fuel truck—in the entire peninsula.
A government Web site, www.escaleranautica.com/indexenglish.html, discusses an initial string of 12 new "inns" and two centers scattered along the west coast of Baja containing some 1,800 slips for boats 30 to 55 feet. Besides docking and fuel, an inn would offer food, spare parts and repairs, bait and tackle, Internet services, haulage, and pump-out. I couldn't find information on the centers, but presumably they'd be even more extensive.
But Escalera Nautica faces big challenges, despite the fact that most of the estimated $1.9 billion would supposedly be borne by private individuals. The big question is whether enough U.S. boats would take advantage of the marinas to make such a huge investment worthwhile. It seems that eventually some sort of infrastructure will be built, but probably a more scaled-down version than the initial 22 ports the government projected for Baja's west coast.
But imagine: Even just six marinas scattered along Baja's 2,500 miles of coastline would open up this spectacular cruising area to boats 40 feet and larger and provide a much-needed financial shot in the arm to the locals while maintaining the signature desolation that makes Baja so attractive. It's enough to make a cruiser's mouth water.
This article originally appeared in the July 2005 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.


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Drought conditions, limited stockpiles of commodities, and other factors have led to an increase in feed cost.
"One key for surviving these very trying times is to step back from the situation and think through ways you can make the best of the cards being dealt," says Donna Amaral-Phillips, University of Kentucky dairy extension professor.
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its a great book..just love it!
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Considering it was supposed to come out in April, and it's not in the solicits for August, I am worried...
according to my sources .. . . next week
hey . . . there is no title for this issue
all of the issues of this series have had titles up until this point . . .
the last issue was "whispers in the dark" this issue didnt have a title . . . that makes me sad :'(
Finally got to see the film on DVD (local theaters only showed it twice a day, at the most inconvenient times). I thought it was really good. It did stray from the book, but not in a way that made me say "that's not right." I was able to sit back and enjoy the ride like when I watched "Star Wars" as a kid. It's really too bad that the movie was mis-marketed so terribly, because it is a really enjoyable sci-fi fantasy film the likes of which are not made anymore. All the kids even liked it and have been playing "John Carter" for the last few days.
if you liked the movie . . .I think you will like this
this is the official map released by disney for their variation of barsoom
some of the changes are groan-worthy . . . buuuuut any map of an alien world THIS HUGE is awesome!
Thanks for the link, Ralok.
They made some major changes here, starting with placing the Valley Dor in the crater of Olympus Mons. Will study this in greater detail later when I have the reference materials (Burroughs' and the topographic Mars map) handy.
they also mispelled tjanath, aaanthor, and gathol . . .
it is a bit groan-worthy. . . but at the same time, I acknowledge the movie is a different universe . . . and literally this is the best map of an alien planet I have EVER seen, so even though it isnt barsoom . . . it is still an awesome map of an alien planet . . . and as a science fiction fan . . . I cant say no XD
Look at it this way. We've learned a lot about the real Mars in 100 years. Burroughs was basing his map on Percival Lowell's Martian maps, complete with canals, etc. The movie producers chose to try to retrofit Burroughs' map to the known features of the planet as it exists today.
Come to think of it, an overlay of Lowell's map of the canals on top of the real Mars map would be an interesting thing. There's also an altitude map/globe made by MOLA (Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter) that shows the various low lying areas in deep blue, shallower areas in green etc., giving a nice impression of what Mars might have looked like with oceans and seas.
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Maurizio Seracini
Maurizio Seracini is the Associate Director of the Center for Interdisciplinary Science for Art, Architecture, and Archaeology (CISA3) at the University of California, San Diego's California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (Calit2). He is a pioneer in the use of multispectral imaging and other diagnostic tools as well as analytical technologies as applied to works of art and structures. He has studied more than 2,500 works of art and historic buildings.
Dave Yoder
Dave Yoder is a photojournalist based in Milan, Italy. His photos have appeared in numerous publications from National Geographic, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal, to Time, Newsweek, Fortune, and Forbes. His photo essay on bounty hunters was exhibited at Visa Pour l'Image in Perpignan, France. Yoder first learned about the lost Leonardo mural in 2006, and introduced the story and Maurizio Seracini to National Geographic, which provided the support and resources to continue the search for the painting.
Falko Kuester
Falko Kuester is the Director of the Center of Interdisciplinary Science for Art, Architecture and Archaeology (CISA3) at the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (Calit2) and the Calit2 Professor for Visualization and Virtual Reality. Professor Kuester also directs Calit2's Center of Graphics, Visualization and Virtual Reality (GRAVITY), and holds appointments as associate professor in the University of California, San Diego, Jacobs School of Engineering's Structural Engineering as well as Computer Science and Engineering departments. Professor Kuester is the principal investigator on the IGERT-TEECH project for Cultural Heritage Diagnostics, funded by the National Science Foundation, and with his team is working on methodologies and techniques for cultural heritage diagnostics and preservation, including diagnostic and analytical imaging as well as visual and cultural analytics in collaborative digital workspaces that provide engineers, scientists, art historians and restorers, with a means to intuitively and interactively explore historic artifacts. This research is creating the foundation for the next generation of cyber-archaeology that will provide a means to researchers and the public alike to study cultural heritage and facilitate its preservation.
Alexandra Hubenko
Alexandra Hubenko is assistant director of the Center of Interdisciplinary Science for Art, Architecture, and Archaeology (CISA3), and program manager for Calit2. She joined Calit2 in 2004 and before joining CISA3 in 2006 managed research projects primarily in the area of emergency and disaster response technologies. She manages CISA3 from an operational standpoint, including budgeting, resource allocation, outreach, and project planning. She serves as project manager for a recently awarded NSF-IGERT grant, which provides research, education, and training opportunities for graduate students in the field of cultural heritage diagnostics. She has been involved with diagnostic study of the Palazzo Medici-Riccardi in Florence, and since 2007, the search for the Battle of Anghiari. Since 2007, she has participated in several field efforts in Palazzo Vecchio, including multispectral imaging of the east wall, thermography, and 3-D laser scanning of the Salone dei Cinquecento. Prior to working at Calit2, Hubenko held positions in product development and engineering and project management in industry, working in semiconductor manufacturing and wireless telecommunications communications. She holds a B.S. in materials science and engineering from Cornell University, and an MBA in international management from the Thunderbird School of Global Management. She is fluent in English and Ukrainian and also speaks Italian, German, and French.
Daniel Johnson
Daniel Johnson is a development engineer at the University of California, San Diego division of the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (Calit2). He manages a design and fabrication lab; his work began with the design and testing of rapid deployment emergency response information technology (IT) infrastructures, including ground and aerial imaging and sensor platforms. Johnson's involvement with "SurgiCam," a tiny surgical camera for minimally invasive surgery (MIS), led to a co-patent on fluidic lens actuation. He is also involved in a start-up company working on a compact cell detection and sorting platform. Johnson works closely with the University of California, San Diego Machine Perception (MP) Lab developing robots for motion research and interactive teaching aids for preschool children. As an investigator for the Center of Interdisciplinary Science for Art, Architecture, and Archaeology (CISA3), he designs and develops tools for the conservation of cultural heritage. He mentors and sponsors students through summer research programs, senior design courses, and the NGS-UCSD collaboration program "Engineers for Exploration." Johnson graduated from University of California, San Diego's Jacobs School of Engineering with a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering and is currently pursuing a graduate degree. His research extends his work with CISA3, as he is focusing on 3 axis multispectral imaging techniques.
Vid Petrovic
Vid Petrovic received a B.S. in computer science and engineering and a master's in computer graphics and visualization from the University of California, Irvine. His research focuses on developing a system that visualizes LIDAR data to create three-dimensional replicas of sites that CISA3 is currently working on. Petrovic collects data from a site, renders that data into a visual form on a computer, and then creates an image that can be observed from various angles, light levels, and distances from a separate location. The system that Petrovic is developing allows an objective record of the site to be preserved for future study. Continued research is the cornerstone of CISA3's mission—to create a future for our past.
David Vanoni
David Vanoni was interning at Qualcomm as an undergraduate at the University of California, San Diego, when he first collaborated with Professor Falko Kuester. After he realized the connection between the work he was doing in the computer science department and the applications of the software being developed at CISA3, he decided to continue working with Kuester after graduation. In his first year as a graduate student, Vanoni is focusing on the design of interactive applications for multi-touch surfaces used to visualize, analyze, and annotate different types of data. In the future, Vanoni hopes to be able to work with the LIDAR data and create a multi-touch interface that will allow a viewer to work intuitively with data for research and restoration.
Samantha Stout
Samantha Stout's interest in analytical methods for materials science stems from her previous research experiences, which focused on nanotechnology applied to medicine. In her current research, she is working on developing methodologies for materials analysis and spectral diagnostic techniques where the "patients" are now artifacts of cultural heritage and can be hundreds of years old. Stout came to the University of California, San Diego, after receiving her B.S. in materials science and engineering from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. She received her master's in materials science and engineering at the University of California, San Diego, where she is currently working on her Ph.D. When not working on her research, Stout enjoys hiking, cooking, and playing hockey and tennis.
Tom Wypych
Tom Wypych is a doctoral candidate specializing in multi-spectral imaging, embedded systems, and wireless technologies in the Computer Science and Engineering Department at the University of California, San Diego. His research interests include embedded design on mobile and accelerated processors, media coding applications, image acquisition and processing, and cellular communications technologies. Recent projects have included the hardware and software design of large-format, high-resolution, high-energy, x-ray computer tomography for non-destructive testing; co-design and authorship of the CGLX family of applications for distributed display environments; and implementation of media delivery for low-latency, low-bandwidth communications. Current research is focused on the integration and specialization of autonomous aerial vehicles to provide imaging and communications mission support for applications in cultural heritage field expeditions. Wypych recently authored "AirGSM: An Unmanned, Flying GSM Cellular Base Station for Flexible Field Communications," published at IEEE Aerospace 2012.
Antonino Cosentino
Dr. Antonino Cosentino has a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Catania in Cultural Heritage Science. He currently works for the Bergen Art Museum in Norway investigating the painting techniques of J. C. Dahl, the country's first great romantic painter. Dr. Cosentino also teaches "Scientific Methods for Art Investigation" at the Pratt Institute in New York. An expert in imaging and analytical techniques, Dr. Cosentino has carried out scientific examinations of important works by artists ranging from Caravaggio to Andy Warhol, and also an Egyptian mummy. This work was completed on behalf of a variety of museums while he was a researcher for the European MObile LABoratory for Art investigation (MOLAB-Eu-Artech) and as an A.W. Mellon Fellow in Conservation Science at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. For the "Battle of Anghiari", he serves as an expert on neutron and spectroscopic techniques, and in particular Raman spectroscopy as it is used to characterize paint pigments. Dr. Cosentino also assists the project on other analytical techniques—such as Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) and X-ray fluorescence (XRF)—and has special training in materials characterization and analysis techniques for cultural heritage artifacts.
Filippo Venturini
Filippo Venturini is a conservation scientist specializing in materials characterization and analysis for cultural heritage artifacts, which he studied at the University of Florence. He conducts sample analysis, which involves performing stereomicroscopy on the extracted samples and documenting results. Venturini is responsible for embedding samples in polyester resin for scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analysis and taking them to Pontlab to have SEM performed. He also performs UV fluorescence and reflected light microscopy. His role in the "The Battle of Anghiari" project is to perform data analysis and interpret the results.
Maria Grazia Pancani
Dr. Maria Grazia Pancani received her Ph.D. in Earth Science from the University of Florence and has over 25 years of experience using materials characterization techniques on cultural heritage artifacts, specializing in organic materials characterization. As a consultant to the data analysis and interpretation team, she specifically helps interpret chemical analysis data, including, but not limited to, Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), X-ray fluorescence (XRF), X-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), cross-section analysis, and microRaman spectroscopy. Dr. Pancani has also participated in the materials characterization analysis of Leonardo da Vinci's Adoration of the Magi.
Letizia Guffi
Letizia Guffi is a conservation scientist who studied at the University of Florence. She is responsible for labeling, tracking, preparing samples, and documenting analytical techniques on samples taken from "The Battle of Anghiari". Guffi conducts sample analysis by performing stereomicroscopy on the extracted samples and documenting results. She is also responsible for embedding samples in polyester resin and preparing them for scanning electron microscopy (SEM). She is part of the data analysis and interpretation team, and has specific expertise in materials characterization and analysis for cultural heritage artifacts. Guffi has also participated in the analysis of several other major Renaissance works, including Leonardo da Vinci's Adoration of the Magi and Caravaggio's Medusa.
Protecting the Vasari
Behind the Vasari
Restorers find existing gaps in the Vasari mural that can be used to search for "The Battle of Anghiari."
Behind the Science
Visualizing Data
The team gathers visible, LIDAR, and radar data and now must place them in a virtual environment.
Extraction Operation
Incision instruments, sampling tools, and methods for the sample extraction were designed for this project.
Il Leonardo Perduto
Dietro il Vasari a Firenze
Tra scienza e alta tecnologia, le immagini che raccontano momento per momento la ricerca de la Battaglia di Anghiari.
Detective dell'arte
Breve intervista a Dave Yoder, autore delle immagini
"La Battaglia di Anghiari"
Il capolavoro di Leonardo è nascosto dietro l'affresco del Vasari nel Salone dei Cinquecento a Firenze?
Cronaca di un capolavoro annunciato
Dietro le quinte della trentennale ricerca della "Battaglia di Anghiari"


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Not only do the above emails come off as juvenile, but a few of them would also make college admission officers and HR personnel question your character. For instance, iluvalcohol may raise concerns about alcohol abuse, and sleepin247 may raise concerns about laziness and procrastination. Perhaps it seems fastidious, but avoiding cutesy or risqué email addresses is best practice when applying for college admission or a job position. Otherwise, you will appear immature and prove that your attention to detail is lacking.
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Take a look at Airodump-ng.
It lists all the AP's a station is probing for.
I have been having issues searching for information about this topic mainly because I cannot think of the proper vocabulary and/or terminology associated with it.
I am trying to find information concerning whether or not it is possible to determine what networks are being sought by wireless devices.
For example: A smartphone or laptop has a list of SSIDs that it has saved for itself, so that when the network comes within range it will automatically connect. From what I understand, there are two methods by which the laptop will know if it is able to connect.
A: The network itself is broadcasting its SSID and such (most common case I think)
B: The network has a hidden SSID or the laptop itself might wish to ping its surrounding networks to determine their identities and decide if it should connect.
I would like to be able to detect which SSIDs (and other connection information) the laptop is looking for, and ultimately be able to replicate the network broadcast using a tool such as Rogue AP or something.
What I really would like to know is if terminology exists for such this idea, because I have had a very hard time finding any information at all concerning this topic, so I feel like I'm missing something. Any help/info about this topic would be much appreciated!
Take a look at Airodump-ng.
It lists all the AP's a station is probing for.
If you run something as simple as airodump-ng, it will show you 'probes' that wireless devices are transmitting. As you describe, this is the wireless client actively sending out broadcast probes for networks it has previously being connected to. Tools such as airbase-ng can automatically create fake APs using SSIDs it detects from these devices, by sending corresponding probe responses to these requests.
Here's a decent post I found with some further info and a python script based on tshark.
Have been wondering on how best to do this as well and his script actually works pretty well
(except incorrect dates on my system)
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Thanks a bunch, guys!
I had managed to get airbase and such up and running, but I didn't know about airdump-ng I will check it out, and I'll check out the tshark stuff too~
Thanks a bunch, guys!
I had managed to learn about the airbase-ng suite of tools, but I didn't know about the airodump's functionality. Thanks! They were exactly what I was looking for
I will look into the tshark stuff too! ^^


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