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Columbus Crew 1, LA Galaxy 1
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Columbus Crew Stadium – Columbus, Ohio
Scoring Summary:
CLB – Jairo Arrieta 3 (Unassisted) 47'
LA – Robbie Keane 11 (Sean Franklin 3, Michael Stephens 1) 64'
Misconduct Summary:
LA – Marcelo Sarvas (Yellow Card) 87'
LA Galaxy: Josh Saunders; Sean Franklin, Omar Gonzalez, A.J. DeLaGarza, Todd Dunivant; Hector Jimenez (Bryan Gaul 61'), Juninho (Bryan Jordan 83'), Marcelo Sarvas, Michael Stephens; Mike Magee (Jose Villarreal 76'), Robbie Keane©.
Subs Not Used: Brian Perk, Tommy Meyer, Kenney Walker, Pat Noonan.
Columbus Crew: Andy Gruenebaum; Sebastian Miranda, Chad Marshall©, Carlos Mendes, Josh Williams; Dilly Duka (Justin Meram 74'), Cole Grossman (Emilio Renteria 70'), Chris Birchall (Danny O'Rourke 86'), Eddie Gaven; Milovan Mirosevic, Jairo Arrieta.
Subs Not Used: Matt Lampson, Julius James, Tony Tchani, Ethan Finlay.
Referee: Edvin Jurisevic
Referee's Assistants: James Conlee and Brian Dunn
4th Official: Sorin Stoica
- With the draw, the Galaxy are now 11-11-4 on the season for 37 points. They are now tied with Seattle and Vancouver for third place in the Western Conference.
- The Galaxy own the tiebreaker on each of those sides having scored 44 goals compared to 32 for the Sounders and 28 for the Whitecaps.
- The draw snapped LA's four game winning streak over the Crew, but they are now unbeaten against them in their last five games dating back to the start of the 2010 season.
- After going 1-6-4 in their first 11 games at Crew Stadium, the Galaxy are now 2-0-1 there in their last three.
- Tonight's game was LA's fifth and final road game of the year against a team from the Eastern Conference. They finished the year with a 1-2-2 record in those games, winning at Chicago while drawing Montreal and Columbus and losing to Houston and Sporting Kansas City.
- They are 2-5-2 overall against the East this season with just a home game against Toronto FC remaining on the schedule.
- Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena made just one change to the side beat Chivas USA 4-0 on Sunday. Michael Stephens returned to the starting lineup, playing on the left side of midfield with Mike Magee getting the start up front alongside Robbie Keane. Stephens replaced Landon Donovan, who was unavailable for the game because of National Team duty.
- Donovan was in action with the U.S. National Team for their friendly against Mexico in Mexico City. He started up front for the U.S. and played 45 minutes in that game as the U.S. won 1-0. Donovan now has 144 caps in his international career.
- In addition to Donovan, the Galaxy were also without Edson Buddle, Leonardo, David Junior Lopes and Kyle Nakazawa, who all missed the game with injuries. David Beckham was also unavailable for selection after returning to Southern California earlier in the week upon the completion of his Olympic commitments in London.
- The Crew outshot LA 14-3 in the first half but they were only able to put three of those shots on target, compared to one for LA.
- Despite that shot advantage, the game was tied 0-0 until early in the second half when Jairo Arrieta scored to give Columbus a 1-0 lead. That goal was his third of the season and third in his last three games.
- The Galaxy have now fallen behind 1-0 in four of their last five road games, though they have come back to earn at least a point in two of those four games.
- The Columbus lead lasted just over 15 minutes as Robbie Keane equalized for LA in the 64th minute with his team-best 11th goal of the season.
- Keane now has a goal or an assist in all four of the games that he has served as the club's captain.
- He now has a goal or an assist in four of his last five games, scoring three times in that span and setting up two other goals. Since returning from the European Championships, he has a goal or an assist in nine of the 11 games that he has played, tallying eight goals and four assists in that time.
- The goal was Keane's first-ever against the Crew, coming in his first-ever game against Columbus. He has now scored in his first game against seven of the 16 MLS teams that he has played against.
- Sean Franklin and Michael Stephens were each credited with assists on the goal with Franklin collecting his third of the season and Stephens his first.
- The assist was Franklin's first since the 5-3 win at Portland on July 14 when he had two assists while Stephens last had an assist in the final regular season game of 2011 at Houston.
- For Stephens, it was the 10th assist of his MLS career.
- Todd Dunivant made the 150th start of his Galaxy career in the game, playing the full 90 minutes at left back.
- A.J. DeLaGarza started the 90th game of his MLS career.
- Josh Saunders finished the game with three saves to improve his record to 11-6-2 on the season. He was making the 45th start of his MLS career in the game.
- Marcelo Sarvas was booked late in the second half of the game. That was his third yellow card of the season, leaving him two shy of an automatic one-game suspension.
- LA are now 3-8-4 on the season when conceding the game's opening goal.
- Of LA's four draws on the season, three have come on the road.
- The Galaxy now have just two regular season road games remaining on their schedule compared to six home games. The only road games that are yet to be played are at Colorado on September 30 and at San Jose on October 21.
- Three of the Galaxy's four draws this season have finished 1-1 with their opponent scoring first in each of them.
- The attendance for today's game was 17,019 at Crew Stadium.
- The Galaxy will return to Southern California on Thursday for a few days off before returning to training at the start of next week ahead of their first game of the 2012-13 CONCACAF Champions League against Isidro Metapan of El Salvador. That game, which will be played at The Home Depot Center, will kickoff at 7 p.m. and will be shown live on FOX Soccer. CCL SCHEDULE | $10 TICKETS
- The club will return to league play on Sunday, August 26 when they host FC Dallas at The Home Depot Center in a game that kicks off at 4 p.m. and will be shown live on the NBC Sports Network. TICKETS
LA Galaxy Head Coach Bruce Arena
General impressions of the game:
"We played okay. We're a bit of a tired team. This has been a challenging trip. Obviously, the Crew played with a lot of emotion tonight. This is one of those games where a draw is a fair result for both teams."
On how he wanted the Galaxy to combat the emotion of the Crew:
"Obviously it was hard to find 11 players that could play. We're pretty exhausted from Sunday night and the trip across the country as well. It's a little on the difficult side. We knew that this part of the season was going to be a little bit of an issue, and our guys did alright. We had some fatigue at the end of the first half. The Crew created a bunch of good chances probably between the 35 and 45 minute. At the end of the game, we positioned ourselves to win the game and you can't ask for much more. It's always good to get a point on the road, but we would have obviously preferred three."
On if he can imagine what the Crew is going through:
"I can imagine a little bit. It's certainly a very difficult situation. We feel for the Urso family and the Crew in this sad time and tragic event. We hope that time helps heal a little bit here. That can't be an easy situation for the family or the organization. We wish our very best to the Urso family and the Crew. Anything we can do to support them, we would certainly do that."
LA Galaxy Forward Robbie Keane
On getting one point tonight:
"We could have maybe got three, but I think with the whole situation before the game, when they had the tribute for the young lad, I think maybe overall it's a fair result for both teams."
On having a longer break after the long stretch of games:
"I haven't had a break in such a long time. It'll be nice to have a few days off. Recharge the batteries, relax and spend time with family. I seem to be all on the road lately that I haven't been able to spend quality time with the family."
LA Galaxy Midfielder Michael Stephens
On the overall impression of the game:
"In the first half, they did a good job pressuring us. We had a hard time playing. As the game wore on, we started to get a little more of the play, but we gave up a pretty unfortunate goal there. We even had chances to win the game at the end."
On the difficulty of battling the Crew's emotions:
"To be honest with you, I've known Kirk since I was 11-years-old so I was playing with the same emotion that [the Crew were]. I think once you get out there, you kind of forget about everything. Obviously, we had a ceremony before the game…after that everyone was just playing."
Crew Head Coach Robert Warzycha
General thoughts on the match:
"I think that was a difficult game for us to play. After 20 minutes that we were trying to figure out what to do on the field and maybe we were giving up too much space. I think in the first half we should have probably scored a couple of goals. Great saves by their goalie and we hit the post. I was happy with the overlapping, with the commitment and the tackles and with the passing. That was good. In the second half it was a little bit different. We scored a goal early and then they pushed us very hard and to be honest, before we figured out how to act, it was 1-1. They pushed us to the end of the game. It was good defending and it was good to see Sebastian to clear one from the line."
On The Crew handling the emotion tonight:
"I think if you look at performance, I think they did well. I think that is the right way to do it."
On the pregame message after the difficult week:
"We talked about focusing on the game and that it will be something we won't forget. Obviously, the three points were not the most important thing today. I think there was a bigger thing we were playing for."
Forward Jairo Arrieta
General impressions on the game:
"It was a very difficult game. We had a lot of chances in the first half that we were unable to finish. It was a good game. Luckily, I was able to score a goal in the second half. It wasn't enough. We need points. Unfortunately, we wanted to win. Now we are going to go to Houston and try to get three points there."
On if he feels more comfortable up top trying to help the team create chances:
"Yes, I feel more comfortable. Scoring goals gives more confidence. As a forward, you want to be able to help the team and score more goals. Today is mother's day in Costa Rica and I'd like to dedicate my goal to my mother and my wife."
Midfielder Chris Birchall
On playing against his old team:
"It was always going to be an emotional game because of Kirk (Urso), but personally, for me, it was one that I was looking forward to. I was just trying to do myself and the team justice by playing well. The first 20 minutes were a struggle really. They were getting on top of us a little bit. Toward the second half of the first half, we really came out and created chances. I was disappointed to not put one away. I had one at the end of the box where I felt like I should have scored, but it was close. We got one at the beginning of the second half, but couldn't hold on. The Galaxy is always going to create chances and (Robbie) Keane is a great player. That's his 11th of the season and it's disappointing not to get the three points."
Midfielder Cole Grossman
On his play tonight:
"Honestly, I wasn't even thinking about my personal game. I just really wish we could have gotten three points. I think we could have, and probably deserved three points, but there have been a lot of games where we didn't necessarily deserve three and got the win. That's how the game works. I think we were just really focused on working as hard as we could to honor Kirk (Urso)."
On how important it was to come out and play hard for Kirk Urso:
"I think it's easy to say 'play for Kirk' and 'work hard for Kirk', but it's a lot harder to do, particularly when it's still recent. The pain is going to be there forever. When I see his family, I feel so bad. It's just a really sad situation. I think we are all trying to make the best of it and we will never forget the kind of kid he was.
On the fans' tributes to Kirk Urso:
"I can't say enough about what the fans did tonight and have done to honor Kirk Urso. It's pretty special to look up there and see all the 15's and KU's and all the various tributes. At the end of the game, just looking up there almost brought tears to my eyes. The fact that they care so much about one of their own is very special."


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ISSUE-46: define extension interface for content-scanning tools (public comment) http://www.w3.org/2006/WSC/Group/track/issues/46 Raised by: Bill Doyle On product: Note: use cases etc. >From public comments raised by: Al Gilman email@example.com http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-usable- authentication/2007Apr/0000.html define extension interface for content-scanning tools where it says, in 5.5 Content based detection The Working Group will not recommend any checks on the content served by web sites. please consider I don't think that you mean people shouldn't check signatures on signed content. What I think that you mean is that the filter queries or trip thresholds for statistical techniques such as you discuss will not be published by the group. You should consider providing a programmatic interface (perhaps a hypothesis lattice compatible with what a voice recognizer looks like in EMMA) for such tools to contribute to rational decision making about when to raise a warning, and in addition an interface where they can contribute message-content to the security infoset. Why? The free-content areas drive trust. Confidence schemes work in this domain. So there is an enduring value-added niche for such techniques. The group should seek to define interfaces whereby third-party software can contribute its findings to the rollup summarized by your recommended presentation. Otherwise we will continue with the plethora of security helpers waving plackards in our faces.Received on Sunday, 15 April 2007 15:05:09 UTC
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The NC Code Officials Qualification Board certifies city and county inspectors who enforce the NC State Building Code. Inspection certificates are issued in the following areas: Building, Electrical, Fire Prevention, Mechanical, and Plumbing. Each certificate is further subdivided into one of three levels: Level I, II, and III.
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LITTLE ROCK — The stalemate over the private option continued Wednesday, but House Speaker Davy Carter began meeting privately with a group of Republican House members who oppose the private option to talk about finding a way to appropriate a new round of federal funding for the program.
LITTLE ROCK — The stalemate over the private option continued Wednesday, but House Speaker Davy Carter began meeting privately with a group of Republican House members who oppose the private option to talk about finding a way to appropriate a new round of federal funding for the program.
After the House adjourned for the day without taking up the private option, Carter, R-Cabot, told reporters he had agreed to meet with the group later in the afternoon.
Shortly before 6 p.m., Carter said he had met with the group for about two hours and had "a really good discussion." He said the talks would continue.
"Although there was no solution, it was a policy discussion about the semantics of how the system works and that sort of thing. They're going to continue to meet and they're going to circle back up with me, maybe even sometime tonight, and we're supposed to meet sometime in the morning," he said.
The House voted four times last week on the appropriation but each time fell a few votes short of the 75 needed to approve it. The Senate passed the appropriation last week in a single vote.
As he has repeatedly in recent days, Carter expressed doubt Wednesday that the bill could pass in the House with new amendments.
"Any amendment would require 51 votes on the House floor," he said before meeting with opponents. "There's just simply not 51 members that have had a desire to change the bill, otherwise I would argue that would already have been done. So therein lies the quagmire that we've all been dealing with the last week. But we'll sit down and talk about it and see what's realistic, what's not realistic."
Rep. John Burris, R-Harrison, one of the architects of the private option, said an agreement might be possible that would not amend the bill.
"Sometimes it's just something DHS can do," he said. "I think amendments to the appropriation would be pretty difficult at this point, but I just don't want to rule anything out."
Burris joined Carter in meeting with GOP opponents.
The private option is Arkansas' program to use federal Medicaid money to subsidize private health insurance for people earning up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level. The state Department of Human Services said Wednesday that 127,051 Arkansans have been found eligible for coverage and that of them, 93,966 have been enrolled in private plans and 11,595 have been enrolled in traditional Medicaid coverage.
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The $915 million appropriation of federal funding for the private option is included in the budget for DHS' Medical Services Division. The impasse over the private option has cast doubt over whether DHS' budget will get approval before the end of the fiscal session, which cannot be extended beyond 45 days.
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"That's Washington gridlock and we can't come to that. … We're not like those people in Washington. Maybe I'm too optimistic, but I can't believe that elected officials in Arkansas would be like Washington, D.C.," the governor told reporters.
Beebe's proposed balanced budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1 includes about $89 million in anticipated savings from the private option. The governor said that should the Legislature pass a budget that does not include the private option, his office will make recommendations on where to make cuts to the budget. He said he would not discuss those recommendations now.
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Rep. Bruce Cozart, R-Hot Springs, told reporters he plans to propose an amendment that would separate the private option from the rest of DHS' budget. He said he did not present the amendment Wednesday because the private option did not come up for a vote.
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Re: Ghost Rider
I think Ghost Rider is too demonic for my taste. Johnny Blaze gets his power from a DEMON (Zarathos) for Force sake!
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I think Ghost Rider is too demonic for my taste. Johnny Blaze gets his power from a DEMON (Zarathos) for Force sake!
What is the problem with that? I am a Catholic, but it is just a movie (and comics).
yeh, so I hate demonic stuff but really it's about him overcoming his curse to do bad things to do good things instead.
True, but I, personally, dislike the idea of being empowered by a demon. He didn't have much of a choice, I know, but he could have fought harder to get rid of it. As far as movies go, however, the special effects are going to be AWESOME, and it looks ok. The movie, I've got nothing against, just the idea behind it.
PS: to get Ghost Rider's background story, go to www.answers.com/ and for the search, type in 'Ghost Rider'. It may seem painfully obvious, but I accidently combined the two words, and got an amusement park ride in return.
Well, Thank goodness there's a big difference between media and the real thing.
I can't complain too much about the demon thing, probably cause I watch too much anime.
Green Helmeted Fett, please try to stay on topic.
I am not a fan of him being powered by demonic forces, bu it does not bother me much.
Well, I loved Hellboy and he was a demon. I like Ghost Rider too. It more about over coming these forces, although Johnny Blaze did have something of a choice unlike Hellboy.
He made a deal with the devil,and we all know that never goes right. Hellboy was born the way he was,yet they both overcome these things and fight the good fight.
Hey Greenie, some of us actually have to pretend we work for a living (like me,if my boss finds out I'm goofing off.....well there will be a price on my head) so the replies come as they can. Patience,my man,patience.
Does everyone hate " spam? "
With the exeption of a minority, yes.
Yes,my darling. If you understood what it was you would too. Innocence of spam is a wonderful thing.
Technically Johnny didn't sell his sold to the devil, it was mephisto a ranking high demon. I don't know how much of a different there is in that though.
And yes, spam is annoying.
Technically Johnny didn't sell his sold to the devil, it was mephisto a ranking high demon. I don't know how much of a different there is in that though.
But he attempted to sell his soul to Satan, but he got Mephistopheles.
I got the novelization of the movie and they just refuse to coin in that way. Mephisto comes to Johnny. And 'accidentally' sells his soul thinking it's a dream when he wakes up. Then he sees him again after you-might-know-who dies and then it hits him hard realizing what he did.
The movie is NEVER the same as the comics or even the novels based off of the comics. As the comics were the original stories of the characters, I'm inclined to believe that more than any movie, regardless of quality. And yes, Blaze DID attempt to sell his soul to Satan, but Mephisto was what he got.
Novel is based upon at least one of the screen plays so we'll soon see
I still want to see the movie, but that doesn't mean I have to like the way that Ghost Rider gets his power.
No it doesn't. Thankfully.
yeah, movies always distort the novels or comics. But, The Lord of the Rings was the closest to the books ever(sorry sort off topic) but Ghost Rider demon or not he is human and most of us will do pretty much anything to get what he/she wants or to save som1 the love life. So if the only way to save the person you loved the most would be to make a deal with the devil(or another demon) would you do it?
And there's a painful scenario.
If you love something and go to the extreme of selling your own soul to save them it's admirable. But on the other hand it could just as greedy as that. You've lost someone, you can't live without them...hopefully they'd want you to be happy and move on.
In religion, that best person should go up on high to a better place. Wouldn't that just be keeping them on this monotinous plane, forcing them to stay for your own needs?
Or a less "deep" one that was in the Ghost Rider comics. A man loves a woman and will do anything to protect her. Zarathos staels the woman's soul, and the man sells his soul to Mephistopheles in order to get the woman's soul back. Because he sold his soul, he can no longer feel emotions, and can no longer love the woman.
Naw, I'm just generalizing.
I just saw the movie. It is great. The ending was predictable, though.
I just got back from seeing it with my mom and dad. My friends bailed on me...loved the movie though.
Even if the evening was predictable I enjoyed it.
There was a little kid sitting right behind me, making sure everyone understands whatt is going on in the movie. When they showed the face of Blackheart right before he was introduced, I hoped that it would scare him quiet. Then he started talking about how scared he was. I wanted to turn around and say "He is going to come into your bed and eat you, piece by piece, and then yor family, if you don't shut up!" Then, while my mom and I were walking back to the car, she fell to the ground.
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IS&T provides access to Duo, a two-factor authentication application that leverages landlines and smartphones as an "Approve" or "Deny" system to identify users. Duo is a self service web application that is being used for Touchstone-enabled web applications at MIT.
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Students, Faculty, Staff, Affiliates
Integration with other applications is available as well.
Benefits and key features
- Two-factor authentication is an effective and increasingly common way of safeguarding against security attacks, particularly related to financial data.
- Protect your MIT identity and make sure no one else can act on your behalf, even if your password has been compromised.
- Duo authentication can be enabled as a requirement for Touchstone logins.
- Learn more.
- A valid MIT certificate and/or an MIT Kerberos username/password.
Getting started
- Duo Security landing page in the Knowledge Base
- Duo's Guide to Two-Factor Authentication
Installing the Duo Security application on your personal mobile device does not grant MIT control of your device.
Important: IS&T strongly recommends that you register a backup device for 2-factor authentication. If something happens to your phone, you'll need another way to authenticate. If you do not have another device, you can request a USB hardware token (YubiKey) to generate one time passcodes for use with Duo.


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And anyway, the next day Dinosaur Comic made a waaaaay better comic about dangers to the earth's magnetic field. But moving on....
So now we get jokes about elementary school science projects. What is the deal here? Have you been thinking of this joke since 6th grade? Have you gone back through all your old Notebooks O' Fun until you got back here? Can we expect "Ms. Lee Smells Like Poo" comics next?
And I'm also sick of the single-panel wordless comics. They aren't comics! they're just odd little ideas that you draw up in five minutes and put online. Look, let me show you something. You see this? That's the newest Subnormality comic. Read it. Look at how many words there are. Look at how much the artist drew. Look at how many jokes are jammed in there. Now hit back a few times. Notice how every single comic is like that. This is a weekly comic. It comes out once for every three xkcds. And it takes, it would appear, about 20 times as much effort. This from a cartoonist who does not do this full time, unlike you, Randall. This cartoonist does not just go "huh, remember back when in scicence class we had to make a contraption to protect an egg when we dropped it yeah well what if the egg hatched??" and call it a day.
Think about that.
update: OK what do you guys think of this idea for a more "complete," so to speak, comic based off this idea:
First panel is a broad view and shows a whole classroom working on their separate projects. Lots of little speech bubbles asking for various supplies (paper, tape, cardboard, string, etc). Next panel is a close up of one dude in particular, staring intently at his project. He asks for more bizarre stuff - a heat lamp, for example. Or a glass dome. Stuff like that. People look at him like he is crazy. A few panels of this, then a handful of him furiously working. Then you see all the traditional people dropping their cardboard shit, and they all make fun of him and are like "ooh hey what does Mr. I-need-some-glass have for us?" and he confidently drops his incubator, and it very quickly incubates and hatches the egg, and the baby bird flies out. Incubator crashes to the ground and is destroyed. Bird flies away. Student is silent, and smiles. End.
This is a much better comic, no?


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Sara Lee Fresh Ideas Sweet Honey Mustard Sandwich Dressing
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Sara Lee has invented a way to charge 25 cents for a dollop of mustard. Its Sweet Honey brand is more of a sandwich dressing, but it comes in individually packaged servings. There are five other flavors, including a sub sandwich oil.
In defense of this excessive packaging, Sara Lee says you should take it along and apply it to your baloney sandy just before eating.
The mustard is more like salad dressing than French's. It's very watery for mustard; your bread will soak it up instantly. The 0.5-ounce packet is ample for one sandwich. Whether it's "the taste people prefer without eating out" is, of course, subjective. I wouldn't get that far because of the price.
Perhaps they decided on the packaging binge to hide the "mustard." It has a gray, sewerlike appearance that is not appetizing.
Jim Hillibish
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Individual dressing packets can be convenient, especially for lunch packers.
I don't have any complaints about the concept, but I do have problems with the flavor. This honey mustard dressing tastes like equal parts honey and vinegar. That's it.
The label says there are other ingredients such as horseradish, white wine, garlic and thyme, but I couldn't detect anything other than pure awful.
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You may have heard a lot of anti-Microsoft jokes before since you can read them everywhere. However, it\'s pretty rare to find anti-UNIX/Linux jokes. So I would like to share with you some pretty old but still funny anti-UNIX one-liners. Enjoy!
* If Unix is the answer, then it must have been a stupid question.
* Unix is the only virus with a command-interface.
* How can an operating system from 1970 (UNIX) be more modern than an operating system from 1978 (VMS)?
* Unix – the first computer virus.
* NFS = Nightmare File System.
* Berkeley is famous for LSD and BSD UNIX. I don\'t think that is a coincidence.
* Sure, the Unix file system corrupts your files, but look how fast it is!
* Friends don\'t let friends use Unix.
* Unix – the ideal operating system for CPU\'s that are never powered up.
* Nothing wrong with UNIX that a total redesign and rewrite cannot fix.
* UNIX will be preempted by NT. UNIX doesn\'t know it yet – it won\'t notice until it\'s too late, because UNIX is the Yugoslavia of software, at war with itself — but it\'s all over.
* The users of Unix systems said speed wasn\'t an issue when the Alpha chip was released. The same people tell their wives and girlfriends that size doesn\'t matter.
* If Unix were a beer, then it would be shipped in open casks so that anybody could piss in it before delivery.
* UNIX is user friendly. It\'s just selective about who its friends are.
* UNIX is akin to a religion to some. If things aren\'t done like they are in UNIX, then they must be bad. Sorry, I don\'t believe in this religion.
* UNIX is a four-letter word!
* VI = Virtually Incomprehensible.
* Unix is about as user friendly as a blow in the back from an ice-pick, only not quite as productive.
* What has happened, when a system-manager gets gray-haired in one day? One day with a UNIX system!
* How do you pronounce UNIX? You Nix!
* Cretin and UNIX both start with C.
* The scariest thing about Jurassic Park was that the control systems were Unix.
* Why is using a UNIX system like being an Enuch? Every time you go to do something important, you realize something critical is missing.
If you know of other funny anti-UNIX/Linux jokes, please share them with us via comment.
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-a, --broker-address=
-f, --config-file=
-D, --debug=
-l, --debug-log-file=
--exit] [
--reconfig] [
-h] [
ssh-broker-g3 (ssh-broker-g3.exe on Windows) is a component of Tectia Client and Tectia ConnectSecure. It handles all cryptographic operations and authentication-related tasks for Tectia Client and for the client programs sshg3, scpg3, sftpg3, and ssh-client-g3.exe (on Windows only).
ssh-broker-g3 uses the Secure Shell version 2 protocol to communicate with a Secure Shell server.
You can start the Connection Broker manually by using the ssh-broker-g3 command. This starts ssh-broker-g3 in the background and all following uses of sshg3, sftpg3, or scpg3 will connect via this instance of the Connection Broker instead of starting a new Broker session.
If a command-line client (sshg3, sftpg3, or scpg3) is started when the Connection Broker is not running in the background, the client starts the Broker in run-on-demand mode. In this mode, ssh-broker-g3 will exit after the last client has disconnected.
If there is an ssh-broker-g3 process running in the run-on-demand mode, and the Connection Broker is started from the command line, the new ssh-broker-g3 process sends a message to the old ssh-broker-g3 process to change from the run-on-demand mode to the background mode, keeping the Broker running after the clients disconnect.
The status of the running Connection Broker can be checked using the ssh-broker-ctl and ssh-broker-gui utilities.
The Connection Broker operates automatically as an authentication agent, storing user's public keys and forwarding the authentication over Secure Shell connections. Key pairs can be created with
The Connection Broker can also serve OpenSSH clients as an authentication agent.
The public key pairs used for user authentication are by default stored in the
$HOME/.ssh2 directory (
%APPDATA%\SSH\UserKeys on Windows). See the section called "Files" for more information.
The Connection Broker automatically maintains and checks a database containing the public host keys used for authenticating Secure Shell servers. When logging in to a server host for the first time, the host's public key is stored in the user's
$HOME/.ssh2/hostkeys directory (
%APPDATA%\SSH\HostKeys on Windows). See the section called "Files" for more information.
The most important options of ssh-broker-g3 are the following:
-a, --broker-address=
Listens to Connection Broker connections on a local address
-D, --debug=
Sets the debug level string to
-f, --config-file=
Reads the Connection Broker configuration file from
FILEinstead of the default location.
-l, --debug-log-file=
Dumps debug messages to
Stores the process ID of the Connection Broker to
Make the currently running Connection Broker exit. This will terminate all connections.
Re-reads the configuration file (
ssh-broker-config.xml) and takes it into use.
-V, --version
Displays program version and exits.
-h, --help
Displays a short summary of command-line options and exits.
Environment Variables
The following optional environment variables are required in certain situations:
This variable defines an address to a separate Tectia Connection Broker process to which a connection is made.
This variable becomes necessary to define the location of the Connection Broker process, if you are running it from a non-default location, or using a userID other than that of the ssh-broker-g3 process owner.
ssh-broker-g3 uses the following files:
This is the user-specific configuration file used by ssh-broker-g3 (and sshg3, scpg3, and sftpg3). The format of this file is described in ssh-broker-config(5). This file does not usually contain any sensitive information, but the recommended permissions are read/write for the user, and not accessible for others.
On Windows, the user-specific configuration file is located in
This file is used for seeding the random number generator. It contains sensitive data and its permissions should be read/write for the user and not accessible for others. This file is created the first time the program is run and it is updated automatically. You should never need to read or modify this file.
On Windows, the random seed file is located in
This file contains information on public keys and certificates used for user authentication when contacting remote hosts.
With Tectia Client G3, using the
identificationfile is not necessary if all user keys are stored in the default directory and you allow all of them to be used for public-key and/or certificate authentication. If the
identificationfile does not exist, the Connection Broker attempts to use each key found in the
$HOME/.ssh2directory. If the
identificationfile exists, the keys listed in it are attempted first.
The identification file contains a list of private key filenames each preceded by the keyword
CertKey). An example file is shown below:
IdKey mykey
This directs the Connection Broker to use
$HOME/.ssh2/mykeywhen attempting login using public-key authentication.
The files are by default assumed to be in the
$HOME/.ssh2directory, but also a path to the key file can be given. The path can be absolute or relative to the
$HOME/.ssh2directory. If there is more than one
IdKey, they are tried in the order that they appear in the identification file.
On Windows, the identification file is located in
%APPDATA%\SSH\identification. Key paths in the file can be absolute or relative to the
%APPDATA%\SSHdirectory. The default user key directory is
%APPDATA%\SSH\UserKeysand the default user certificate directory is
This is the user-specific default directory for storing the public keys of server hosts. You are prompted to accept new or changed keys automatically when you connect to a server, unless you have set
yesin the
ssh-broker-config.xmlfile. You should verify the key fingerprint before accepting new or changed keys.
When the host key is received during the first connection to a remote host (or when the host key has changed) and you choose to save the key, its filename is stored by default in hashed format. The hashed host key format is a security feature to make address harvesting on the hosts difficult.
The storage format can be controlled with the
filename-formatattribute of the
known-hostselement in the
ssh-broker-config.xmlconfiguration file. The attribute value must be
If you are adding the keys manually, the keys should be named with
key_<port>_<host>.pubpattern, where
<port>is the port the Secure Shell server is running on and
<host>is the hostname you use when connecting to the server (for example,
If both hashed and plain-text format keys exist, the hashed format takes precedence.
Note that the identification is different based on the host and port the client is connecting to. For example, the short hostname
alphais considered different from the fully qualified domain name
alpha.example.com. Also a connection with an IP, for example
10.1.54.1, is considered a different host, as is a connection to the same host but different port, for example
On Windows, the user-specific host key files are located in
For more information on host keys, see Server Authentication with Public Keys.
This is the initialization file for hashed host key names.
On Windows, the salt file is located in
This is the configuration file used by ssh-broker-g3 (and sshg3, scpg3, and sftpg3) that contains the factory default settings. It is not recommended to edit the file, but you can use it to view the default settings. The format of this file is described in ssh-broker-config(5).
On Windows, the default configuration file is located in
<INSTALLDIR>\SSH Tectia AUX\ssh-broker-ng\ssh-broker-config-default.xml.
This is the global (system-wide) configuration file used by ssh-broker-g3 (and sshg3, scpg3, and sftpg3). The format of this file is described in ssh-broker-config(5).
On Windows, the global configuration file is located in
<INSTALLDIR>\SSH Tectia Broker\ssh-broker-config.xml.
If a host key is not found in the user-specific
$HOME/.ssh2/hostkeysdirectory, this is the next location to be checked for all users. Host key files are not automatically put here but they have to be updated manually by the system administrator (
If the administrator obtains the host keys by connecting to each host, the keys will be by default in the hashed format. In this case, also the administrator's
$HOME/.ssh2/hostkeys/saltfile has to be copied to the
On Windows, the system-wide host key files are by default located in:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\SSH\HostKeys" on pre-Vista Windows.
C:\ProgramData\SSH\HostKeys" on Windows Vista and later Windows versions.
This is the initialization file for hashed host key names. The file has to be copied here manually by the same administrator that obtains the host keys.
On Windows, the salt file for all users is by default located in:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\SSH\HostKeys\salt" on pre-Vista Windows.
C:\ProgramData\SSH\HostKeys\salt" on Windows Vista and later Windows versions.
This is the default system-wide file used by OpenSSH clients for storing the public key data of known server hosts. It is supported also by Tectia Client.
If a host key is not found in the user-specific
$HOME/.ssh/known_hostsfile, this is the next location to be checked for all users.
ssh_known_hostsfile is never automatically updated by Tectia Client or ConnectSecure, since they store new host keys always in the Tectia user-specific directory
This is the default user-specific file used by OpenSSH clients for storing the public key data of known server hosts. The
known_hostsfile is supported also by Tectia Client.
known_hostsfile contains a hashed or plain-text format entry of each known host key and the port used on the server, in case it is non-standard (other than 22). For more information on the format of the
known_hostsfile, see the OpenSSH sshd(8) man page.
known_hostsfile is never automatically updated by Tectia Client or ConnectSecure, since they store new host keys always in the Tectia directory
$HOME/.ssh2/authorized_keys(on the server host)
This directory is the default location used by Tectia Server for the user public keys that are authorized for login.
On Tectia Server on Windows, the default directory for user public keys is
$HOME/.ssh2/authorization(on the server host)
This is the default file used by earlier versions of Tectia Server (sshd2) that lists the user public keys that are authorized for login. The file can optionally be used with Tectia Server G3 (ssh-server-g3) as well.
On Tectia Server on Windows, the authorization file is by default located in
For information on the format of this file, see the ssh-server-g3(8) man page.
$HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys(on the server host)
This is the default file used by OpenSSH server (sshd) that contains the user public keys that are authorized for login.
For information on the format of this file, see the OpenSSH sshd(8) man page.


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Eric Pilgrim Gardens
1065 Pontiac Road,
Drexel Hill,
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This opened on January 15th, 1969. Grand opening ad in photo section.
I saw the 2001 reissue here in the 80s…which was nice
Micahel Rambo that is so true I should have rememebred the Wynwood since I worked there.
These are Abt's comments from the homepage item as to Mystery Eric Theatres-
who could forget the exit doors BELOW the screen. Saw Damnation Alley in Sound 360 here (a failed attempt at recreating sensurround). The theater also had 70MM capability (Starman, Raiders, among others) and, for its time, was a well run house.
Mikeoaklandpark, the Sameric chain also didn't twin the Wynnewood, Mark I, and Eric's Place Theatres.
Markinthedark, they were exits under the screen. The Eric McDade Mall was also the same until they quaded it.
Are those exit doors in the middle of the screen?
saw 2 movies there BATTLESTAR GALLACTICA THE MOVIE IN 1978 it was a pilot for there new series. and in 1983 clash of the titans. WHEN qvc went out and relocated, i purchased all 12 or so seats i focused on them from first time i saw them.
This was about the only single screen theater that the Sameric corporation didn't twin.
2009 photo as Dollar Tree store http://www.flickr.com/photos/62355920@N00/3457316773/


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Thank you Al for letting me come on as a board vendor. I've got a Smugmug site set up for my photos. If you feel so inclined stop by and check it out. Heck, if you see something you like feel free to order a print, digital copy, or even a coffee mug. :)
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Discussion on topics in contemporary art and the "2006 Annual B.F.A. Exhibition" with guest critics Elizabeth Dunbar, curator at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art; David Dowell, principle partner at El Dorado Inc.; Raechell Smith, director of the Artspace; and special guest Kate Hackman, assistant director of the Charlotte Street Foundation and director of Art in the Loop.
The influence of cartoons on contemporary art with Valerie Cassel-Oliver, curator at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston and national advisor to Kansas City's Charlotte Street Foundation,
An evening for contemporary art collectors with Jack Lemon of Landfall Press.
"Kansas City Flatfile" forum on works selected from the Flatfile exhibition for the salon wall with Hamza Walker, curator of Chicago's Renaissance Society and national advisor to Kansas City's Charlotte Street Foundation.
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James Elaine, curator of the Hammer Project series at UCLA Hammer Museum in Los Angeles
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Sure we need another digital wallet solution and that's exactly what Samsung thought as well and therefore the Koreans introduced at today's Developer Day at the Mobile World Congress its own "Samsung Wallet". If Apple's Passbook (which also works just fine on Android) or Microsoft Wallet isn't enough for you, Samsung Wallet is said to be a convenient mobile app which allows users to store and manage event tickets, boarding passes, membership cards and coupons all in one place. By using Samsung Wallet API, partners can integrate their Associate Apps and Samsung Wallet in the way that they can add their tickets and coupons to Samsung Wallet.
The time and location based push notification feature of Samsung Wallet will alert partner's relevant coupons and tickets to users, providing increased access to partner's Associate Apps, not to mention real-time updates on membership card points and changes to boarding passes. Samsung Wallet also adopts a co-marketing coupons that provides optimal marketing effect to partners. As Samsung hopes that more and more users enjoy its Wallet, the same will happen to Associate Apps, enabling a win-win commerce ecosystem - according to Samsung.
According to The Next Web, Samsung has already partnerships in place with Walgreens, Major League Baseball, Expedia, Booking.com, Hotels.com and (even) Lufthansa. That said, the API is currently available as a closed Beta only and only available to select partners. But Samsung will open up the playing field to everyone starting in May.
Interesting enough, Samsung Wallet doesn't support NFC at the moment, even after Samsung and Visa announced mobile payment with use of NFC earlier this week. Therefore this sounds like another disconnected trial to bring some great technologies to market which are not supposed to talk to each other.
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Oneida cop Steven Lowell earns Karl Taylor Award; 19 officers total honored for DWI efforts (video)
WAMPSVILLE >> Every 53 minutes in the United States someone dies from a drunk driving accident, said Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol, who was the guest speaker at the 25th Annual Law Enforcement Recognition Luncheon.
On Wednesday, local law enforcement gathered to congratulate police officers who were being honored for keeping Madison County roadways safe by working to lessen the number of DWI and driving while impaired by drugs incidents.
Award recipients were selected based on police chief recommendations as well as statistical data culled from the district attorney's office.
During 2012, 82 law enforcement officers in Madison County arrested 258 individuals for driving while intoxicated.
On Wednesday, 19 officers were recognized at the luncheon, whose combined arrests accounted for 117 of the 258 arrests in 2012.
Of those being honored at the event, one officer received the Karl Taylor Award, Steven Lowell of the Oneida Police Department. The award is given in memory of Karl Taylor, a former Madison County Sheriff's Deputy who was committed to keeping communities and roads safe. During his 21-year career with the sheriff's department, he made over 950 DWI arrests, Goodfriend said.
"It was a surprise," he said, "I didn't know I was getting it."
Lowell, 26, has been with the Oneida Police Department since 2009, and made about 16 DWI arrests in 2012, he said.
"It's nice to be recognized," Lowell said, "A lot of work goes into DWI arrests."
Madison County STOP DWI Coordinator Steve Goodfriend said that besides the arrests, Lowell also developed the Oneida Police Department Intern Program, which allows local youth to learn about law enforcement.
"This annual luncheon and recognition day expresses our appreciation and encouragement to these officers for the hard work they do in keeping our roads safe; and to remind the public that driving drunk or impaired is a crime that always has the very real potential of hurting others or one's self."
Officers recognized for their work include: Joseph Leworthy, Canastota Police Department; Karen Zaleski, Richard Bennett, Christopher Manion, Stephen White and George Millet, Cazenovia Police Department; Robert J. Marshall, Daniel S. Furner and Paul Donahue, Chittenango Police Department; Jeffery Worthley and Michael Mordus Jr., Hamilton Police Department; Steve Sellin- a former Karl Taylor award recipient and Matthew White, Madison County Sheriff's Department; Mark Buzzard, Miles Robertson, Terry Horton, New York State Police Troop D; David Wilber of the New York State police at Morrisville; and Steven Lowell and William Clark of the Oneida Police Department.


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The Yankees need a starter. They've also made vague reference to certain players not being guaranteed a roster spot. So making the team, or even sliding into the rotation are things we assume Joba wants. Both would require being in better shape than last year.
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At last month's Grand Lodge of Kentucky's Annual Communication, a delegation from the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Kentucky were well received (a standing ovation from reports I received) and were gladly seated. The PHGLofKY presented a resolution formally recognizing the GLofKY and asked for recognition in return.
As is customary in these matters as I'm sure you well know, a vote was then held by the GLofKY on whether or not to hold it the request for recognition over until the next Annual Communication, and the vote came back in favor of doing so. From reports that I have received, there has for some time been some background chatter regarding this, so their appearance wasn't a surprise to very many in attendance. We have a wonderful new Grand Master, who I suspect follow in the footsteps in the last few we've had and do what he can to assist to push this to a successful resolution at next year's GL Communication.
It is my hope that the long archaic rules that has not permitted Masonic communication with our Prince Hall Brethren will be sent to the passages of time to be lost forever, and we can finally say with one voice that we truly are a Brotherhood of men, under the Fatherhood of God.
Huzzahs to both grand lodges for taking this step, and to Most Worshipful Grand Masters L. Todd Eastham and Hugh R. Harlan Jr., and especially to Past Grand Master Herman M. Forrester, for leading their brethren forward. This fraternity makes great changes with each passing day, as we all strive to live by the precepts and teachings we share around Masonry's altars.
After I received this note, I looked up the history of Prince Hall Freemasonry in Kentucky, and discovered that it originally met across the Ohio River from Louisville in New Albany, Indiana.
A petition was forwarded to the Grand Master of Ohio for a Warrant. It was granted, and on June 12, 1850, in the city of New Albany, Indiana, Mt. Moriah Lodge No.1, F & A. M., was duly organized. The Lodge room was leased for three years from the Caucasian Masons, they having built a new hall and moved into it. Their furniture was also turned over to M. Moriah. For three years, the Lodge remained at New Albany. The members labored under many disadvantages, such as crossing the Ohio River in skiffs at mid-night, sometimes amid high waters and heavy drifts, at the risk of their lives, and then walking five miles up to the city.
At the expiration of the three-year lease, the Lodge moved to Louisville, Kentucky. A house was rented from Washington Spradling, Sr., on Walnut Street, between Ninth and Tenth Streets. The roll of Mt. Moriah increased to over 100 members. Finally, the group divided and organized St. Thomas and Meriwether Lodges.


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Your Brand: What Is That?
By Angie Patrick
Well, a "brand" is something you see or hear that automatically puts you in mind of what the brand represents. For instance, if you say "Porsche", you instantly think of luxurious, indulgent, super-fast cars.
When you hear "Band-Aid" you immediately think of wound care and healing. And if someone mentions M&M's, it is likely you have a Pavlov's response to salivate at the mere mention of those two letters in conjunction with one another. So in a nutshell, the brand is the thing that is the embodiment of the image and emotion you wish to convey.
So, how does this apply to you? It is certainly easy to think that there would be no need to work to brand yourself as you are a practicing therapist, health care professional, and wellness coach. How do you brand a thing like that? Why would you brand a thing like that? But consider this: by building community awareness for You, Your Practice, Your Talent, Your Care, and Your Professionalism, you are indeed building your brand.
People Purchase Emotion
People make buying decisions based on emotion; pure and simple. They decide on the car they drive based on the emotion it provides, be it exclusivity, frugalness, energy efficiency, or style. They decide on the soap they use based on how the soap makes them feel, first in packaging and second in usage. They decide on which doctor they wish to see based on referral, and then stay with them based on a confidence they feel in the doctor's ability to fulfill their health care needs.
Presentation and Image
The same is true for you. It all begins in how you present yourself within your community. Let's say you are working a charity event and you are networking and providing a free 5-minute chair massage as a sample of your talent in return for a lead. The manners in which you handle yourself, present yourself, treat your client, and follow through with your leads differentiate you from others. You may have a catchy name for your practice, or maybe you just go by, "Insert Your Name Here", LMT. In either case, you want the end user (your client) to have an immediate feeling of confidence, calm, and overall assuredness in your ability to care for their needs.
Your branding is something that can help you stand out among your peer group. For instance, your appearance is the first thing people will notice about you when you are seen in the community representing your practice. Consider wearing clothing appropriate for the field you represent. Ratty jeans and a tank top, while perhaps cute, may not represent the level of professionalism you are hoping to convey. Consider the attire as part of your branding. A polo or dress shirt with your name embroidered on it, and business cards with the same font and logo work in tandem to present a two-fold presentation of professionalism.
Value and Experience
Whether or not you like it, anything for which people pay money in exchange – is a commodity. People want the best value for the money they spend. Additionally, people want to know what they are paying for is worth the money they spend, so price point is not always the deciding factor.
For many therapists, pricing below your main market competitors is the whole marketing strategy. And while there is some appeal in this whole approach, it can have an adverse reaction by making your service seem less than up to par with your competitors. Be careful if you are depending too much upon this marketing philosophy.
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Another way to set yourself apart from the rest is to make follow-up calls or e-mails to check on your client on the day after their visit. A therapist, who shows genuine concern for the client by taking the time to either personally call or have one of the staff call to check on the well-being and overall feelings of the client 24 hours after a massage – is service no one expects; and it can certainly go a very long way towards making the kind of impression and emotion you want your clients to have about you. Simply put, you want them to know you care about them. They want to feel as if they matter to you as a person, and they are not cattle herded through an office for the sake of driving revenue. Again, it is a shining example of how it is emotion that keeps people loyal to a brand.
Branding is not something relegated to the bigger retailers and service providers; it is something that pertains to each an every therapist who receives payment for the therapy they provide. It boils down to the proper perception first, then you give them a dose of your talent and they are yours! All of it can be summed up in just a few words. "People want to feel good, they come to you to feel better, and your service can make them confident they have chosen the best therapist for their needs."
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- German Grand Prix 1956
Fangio wins to move closer to his fourth titleMartin Williamson August 5, 1956
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Juan Manuel Fangio, restored to full health, won the German Grand Prix at the Nurburgring, extending his lead in the drivers' championship and underlining why he was closing in on his fourth title, needing to finish only fifth or better in the final grand prix.
Fangio's ongoing dispute with his own team had eased with the appointment of his mechanics rather than him relying on the pool which usually served all the Ferrari drivers. He dominated qualifying to take pole, although team-mate Peter Collins, breathing down his neck in the championship, was only just behind.
Collins started well with Moss, but Fangio took the lead during the first of the twenty-two 14.5-mile laps and was never headed, maintaining absolute concentration for the three hours 38 minutes the race lasted.
Collins' own title hopes were dented on the ninth lap - his Ferrari developed a fuel leak when the tank split, and by the time he reached the pits he was dizzy from the fumes. "He was helped from the cockpit and staggered nearly collapsing to the side of the pits, too distressed even to take off his helmet." He had to wait two laps before he could take over Alfonso de Portago's car, but on the 15th lap he misjudged a corner and skidded backwards into a ditch.
Stirling Moss in second closed the gap on Fangio with a new lap record of 9:45.3 only for Fangio to better that with 9:41.6, some ten seconds faster than his qualifying time, and ease to his third win of the year. Jean Behra was third ahead of the only other two classified finishers - Spaniard Paco Godia and Louis Rosier in his last grand prix.
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Giving you just the image (which was completely of my own method and division without any books or internet access, although it does strongly resemble a probability tree) can anybody discover two different aspects of it:
1) What is it representing -- an array Array(0,1,1)
2) How it does it
The 'object' (hereafter referred to as 'x') is part of programming and can be used from text based programming to full 3d and OS programming, and in fact it's one of the most useful storage mediums we have. That is the hint and this is the image .
You may discuss with others and post answers to only one of the two aspects or both. Any questions post them below.
Just remember this is just for fun! The answer may prove trivial but the fun is in finding out. good luck
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UK authorities have issued an urgent warning about a ransomware attack has successfully extorted money from dozens of victims by impersonating the country's Police Central e-Crime Unit (PCeU).
Ransom attacks using threats that pose as the PCeU and other European police forces in order to issue fine threats have become common in the last two years but it is still unusual for any hard numbers on infection rates or victim numbers to come to light.
The latest unidentified attack had infected 1,100 computers in the UK, successfully conning 36 people into paying £100 ($150) to the criminals, police said. The true numbers will be much larger because official reports only show a snapshot of what is happening.
The procedure for such attacks is always very similar. Users visit or are redirected to a porn or gambling site that hits them with a drive-by attack, usually based on a software vulnerability in a browser plug-in. The user's PC is then hijacked and the users asked for money in order to regain control.
Sometimes the attack will issue threats, including that the user will be exposed for visiting a porn site (whether they have or not), while on other occasions the demand is a straight 'pay us or you will not be able to use your PC.'
"This is a fraud and users are advised NOT to pay out any monies or hand out any bank details," urged the PCeU.
"This scam is now affecting many countries in Europe and further afield, with each email tailored to include the branding of that country's law enforcement agency. Europol are coordinating with Europe's law enforcement agencies on this matter," the PCeU said.
Users can advise of such attacks on the PCeU's website. This won't help get lost money back – victims should phone their credit card company immediately – but will help police plot new attacks before they successfully infect more computers.
Earlier this year, Trend Micro published an analysis that pinned the blame for the wave of police impersonation attacks on perhaps a single Russian gang. These have also hit native Russians too.
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You know how Battlefield 3 looks absolutely stunning? That's because it's on a new engine, Frostbite 2. And if rumours are to be believed, so too is Mirror's Edge 2.
While EA's Frank Gibeau first hinted at a new ME project back at E3, even coyly playing along with speculation it may be on Battlefield 3's engine, Britain's Official PlayStation mag is out-and-out claiming that "the Frostbite 2 engine will pave the way for Mirror's Edge to make a free-running return."
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is starting to bring some manufactured housing units to areas in New Jersey and New York that were hit hardest by Superstorm Sandy.
FEMA chief Craig Fugate says his agency has several hundred temporary homes in its inventory and has started moving them toward the most heavily damaged areas in those states.
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FEMA was widely criticized after Hurricane Katrina in 2005 for using trailers that were later discovered to be contaminated with formaldehyde.