As I read about Port Knocking and whether or not it qualifies as security through obscurity, it strikes me that not only is Port Knocking useless, it's wrong minded as well. It fails to solve the very problem it purports to address, and creates the illusion of greater security. I believe this is the worst form of snake oil. In any security assessment one must produce a threat model and an construct your security system in response to that, but a system like Knocking doesn't appear to have gone through that process.
Security through Obscurity (StO) is widely and correctly derided as being entirely inappropriate for any practical, valuable purpose. Martin Krzywinski points out that just because the pattern of ports accessed in the SYN sequence is a secret, this isn't any more StO than having secret keys is StO. However, he relies upon an analogy 0f a secret web page with a magic name which is designed to be inaccessible and compares that to a passworded file. While this example is illustrative, it is someone beside the point, especially when one considers that HTTP-Auth is in most cases a plaintext authentication scheme. Ironically, HTTP-Auth is just as "secure" as port knocking.
The only place Mr. Krzywinski comes close to being accurate in describing the benefits of Port Knocking is when he says that the scheme forces potential random attackers to identify themselves in addition to being difficult to detect security model. Well, it is true that one doesn't necessarily want your security systems to be easily detected, however one must perform all risk assessments under the assumption that your opponent knows what techniques you are using. Otherwise you are most certainly right back into a StO setup. Therefore the second argument boils down to "this is an obscurity setup that is difficult to divine." Not exactly confidence inspiring. The former advantage is simply silly in that one can't imagine an attacker that would continue to blindly probe ports in an attempt to unlock the target. Someone attempting brute force password auth can at least be detected just as easily and stopped just as easily as someone doing probes of a port knocking attempt. Except that someone doing brute forcing cannot forge the return address as one can on a SYN packet.
Port Knocking falls into a class of systems where any casual observer of legitimate traffic can completely detect and defeat the system. This makes it no different from any other plaintext password protocol like POP or FTP or Telnet and furthermore renders it useless in the very situations it is suggested to address.
Anyone in a position to observe the data stream and subvert one of those protocols is in a position to subvert a port knocking protected system. This begs the question: If port knocking is no more secure than plaintext authenticated protocols, why would anyone protect a service like SSH with it?. Obviously one wouldn't. While Port Knocking is an interesting intellectual exercise, it is an entirely worthless security setup. While it is true that one may not want to run a general purpose protocol like SMTP or HTTP through which one could have a 'POP before SMTP' type security setup, this doesn't mean that one would want to go so far as to modify your IP stack just to enable hidden or conditional services to be accessed.
The correct solution to the problem Mr. Krzywinski describes is to run a service on UDP which accepts requests to open up the protected service to a particular location. This request would consist of a signed message from a known authorized user utilizing any number of public key crypto systems packed into a UDP datagram (with the request containing the desired origin as well as a service identifier). Of course this does not solve the problem of the MITM, however it does prevent the MITM from being able to subvert the system of opening up the ports. The MITM could take advantage of the window of opportunity provided by the port being open, but certainly whatever service you are opening up access to utilizes its own cryptographic authentication. To do otherwise is silly.
I believe you partially misunderstand the point of Port Knocking and the point that Martin Krzywinski was making. His representation of port knocking is made simple for one purpose, to help communicate the metaphor of a 'secret knock' on a door. He does not claim that port knocking on its own is sufficient, nor are his implementations of the only ones. Port knocking in itself can be made quite secure, by employing (as you mentioned) techniques which provide cryptographic services such as data origin authentication and message freshness. There are port knocking implementations which use specially crafted hashes which can be reconstructed by the server, and acted upon to open the proper port to the proper IP. This is STILL port knocking.
You ask "If port knocking is no more secure than plaintext authenticated protocols, why would anyone protect a service like SSH with it?" As I just stated, Port Knocking itself can be made quite secure, however you misunderstand the point of its use. If your ports are open then the services running on those ports are easily open to attack. If I have a 0day ssh exploit... or even an exploit for an FTP server you have not yet patched, you will be owned, simple as that. I know that my box gets scanned constantly and random IPs connect to my open ports trying for ways to get in. Port knocking allows you to hide those ports from the world, and, with the proper implementation, no amount of network sniffing will help an attacker get in.
To sum things up, although Port Knocking is in the realm of 'security through obscurity', one must remember that there is nothing wrong with that. StO is only a bad thing when it becomes your ONLY line of defence. In this case, with a strong implementation, it provides an excellent extra layer of protection for many different services, each of which may be vulnerable to countless different types of attacks. And even if the port knocking layer is circumvented... what do you lose? Nothing... the attacker then has to deal with the access control of the service he is attacking. You have only gained by: a) Thwarting most attacks by making your ports invisible. b) Being able to detect a potential attack if your firewall detects some unusual 'knocking activity'.
I'd say that PKing is not quite 'worthless' as you implied.
I did more than imply, I stated that it is worthless.
A service that selectively opens holes in a firewall when it receives a request is far simpler than 'port knocking' and removes the silly random sequence of ports requirement. This request can arrive in any one of a hundred ways which do not acknowledge their receipt. Email, UDP, whatever.
However, an equivalent amount of security is gained against so-called 0 day scanners/worms by simply moving your services to a non-standard port.
The point I was trying to make is that port knocking is a complicated solution which does not add a significant level of security to a system. If your threat model is 0day exploits of a service only accessible to trusted clients running special software, then there are many better solutions which do not employ simple StO techniques. Alternate ports, IPSec and VPNs are those that come to mind immediately. Both place similar requirements upon your user base yet have far, far simpler deployment and support needs.
Based upon these things, I contend that port knocking is an inferior, insufficient and weak solution to a problem with many other valid solutions. Thus, "worthless". Of no value.
Alternative ports are not more secure. A 5 minute scan with nmap will reveal services which are running on nonstandard ports. And as you pointed out above, any casual observer of legitimate traffic can completely detect your alternative port, and defeat the system.
I surely don't think Port Knocking helps totally prevent any exploit whatsoever, but still it _is_ making things a bit more difficult than without it.
Changing the listening port helps a little..
Port knocking helps a little..
Having some crypto-approach in your service helps..
So it is ok for me.
I'm off the opinion since you can't make your system 100% secure _ever_ making your system as undesirable for an attacker as you can is the best protection for general server purposes.
Of course, _if_ someone is inclined to get in (commercial / governmental / person-based hacks) this still is worthless since if they aren't totally braindead over time they _will_ find a way in.. No matter how steep the security measures are.
So from my point of view making the system less desirable as a target is one of port knocking's main purposes and this is what it's good at.
Anyways you are right that the original proof-of-concept-like implementation of port knocking doesn't make too much sense (i.e. using a protocol that provides feedback.. But then who tells you my firewall gives any feedback for not purposefully opened ports? No change there really.).
MitM still is one of the bigger things, but there is public-key-crypto for this.. Generally speaking.
When the "secret knock" is defined by a one time password scheme like RSASecureID and the port is only opened to allow connections from the IP doing the knock, it does provide real security and not through obsecurity.


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using DQ.Scheduling.Models;
using Orchard.ContentManagement.MetaData;
using Orchard.Data.Migration;
using Orchard.Environment.Extensions;

namespace DQ.Scheduling.Migrations {
    [OrchardFeature("DQ.SchedulingNotifications")]
    public class NotificationsMigrations : DataMigrationImpl {
        public int Create() {

            // NotificationPartRecord table
            SchemaBuilder.CreateTable(typeof(NotificationsPartRecord).Name, table => table
                .ContentPartRecord()
                .Column<bool>("AllowNotifications")
                .Column<int>("NotificationsPlanPartRecord_Id")
            );

            // NotificationsSubscriptionPartRecord table
            SchemaBuilder.CreateTable(typeof(NotificationsSubscriptionPartRecord).Name, table => table
                .ContentPartRecord()
                .Column<int>("UserId") // nullable
                .Column<string>("SubscribeType")
                .Column<string>("Email")
                .Column<string>("Phone")
            );

            // NotificationsPlanPartRecord
            SchemaBuilder.CreateTable(typeof(NotificationsPlanPartRecord).Name, table => table
                .ContentPartRecord()
                .Column<string>("UpcomingNotificationInterval")
                .Column<int>("UpcomingNotificationIntervalCount")
                .Column<string>("FollowUpNotificationInterval")
                .Column<int>("FollowUpNotificationIntervalCount")
            );

            // NotificationsSubscription content type
            ContentDefinitionManager.AlterTypeDefinition(Constants.NotificationsSubscriptionType, type => type
                .WithPart("CommonPart", part => part
                    // Do not show editor for owner
                    .WithSetting("OwnerEditorSettings.ShowOwnerEditor", "false"))
                .WithPart(typeof(NotificationsSubscriptionPart).Name)
            );

            return 1;
        }
    }
}

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Q: How to use Shrinker (R8) with react-native I'm updating react-native version to 0.60.4, but when i try to build release i got stuck in Task :app:transformClassesAndResourcesWithR8ForRelease
I've tried to disable R8 and works but got a 3 times bigger apk
R8 is the new Android code shrinker. If you experience any issues, please file a bug at
https://issuetracker.google.com, using 'Shrinker (R8)' as component name. You can
disable R8 by updating gradle.properties with 'android.enableR8=false'.
Current version is: 1.4.94 (build 3904928f0db9c3bf128ce3bbfb160 from go/r8bot (luci-r8-ci-archive-0-5g74)).

D8: The rule `-keep class * extends com.facebook.react.bridge.JavaScriptModule {
  *;
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A: You can check this link which has the answer to your question.
android studio 3.5 Warning: The rule `-keep public class * extends androidx.versionedparcelable.VersionedParcelable { <init>(); }` uses extends

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English prose literature -- Middle English, 1100-1500 -- Manuscripts -- Catalogs.
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Jaworzyna (słow. Javorina, 1173 m) – szczyt w Beskidzie Żywieckim (Kysucké Beskydy na Słowacji). Znajduje się w głównym grzbiecie tego pasma, w Grupie Wielkiej Raczy, pomiędzy szczytami Bugaj (1140 m) i Kikula (1119 m). Grzbietem tym przebiega granica polsko-słowacka i Wielki Europejski Dział Wodny. W północno-zachodnim kierunku  (na polską stronę) opada z Jaworzyny grzbiecik Abramów opływany z obydwu stron przez dwa cieki potoku Abramów, w południowo-wschodnim kierunku (na słowacką stronę) odbiega krótki grzbiet ze szczytem Kýčerka (1050 m).

Jaworzyna jest  zalesiona. Na jej grzbiecie znajdowała się duża i dawniej wypasana polana, obecnie jednak zarasta ona już lasem. Przez Jaworzynę, górnym obrzeżem zarastającej polany prowadzi czerwony szlak turystyczny. Po minięciu wierzchołka w kierunku Kikuli prowadzi on leśną przecinką graniczną, po obydwu stronach której rosną dwa zupełnie różne lasy; po słowackiej stronie jest to pierwotny las bukowy, po polskiej wtórny las świerkowy. Przy schodzeniu z Jaworzyny na przełęcz między Jaworzyną a Kikulą z przecinki tej widoczny jest szczyt Majów, Wielka Rycerzowa z Halą Rycerzową, a w oddali masyw Pilska.

Szlaki turystyczne
  odcinek: Wielka Racza –  Jaworzyna – przełęcz Przegibek – Bania – Majcherowa – Przełęcz Halna

Przypisy

Polskie szczyty Beskidu Żywieckiego
Słowackie szczyty Beskidu Żywieckiego
Beskidy Kysuckie
Grupa Wielkiej Raczy

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The School of Graduate Studies at NCCU promotes and supports academic excellence for a diverse population of students, and communicates the benefits of graduate education across the NCCU community and beyond. It fosters a centralized, supportive, and collaborative environment for all graduate students and faculty to reach their educational and career goals. The School of Graduate Studies promotes high academic standards through its commitment to high-quality education, engagement in cutting-edge research, excellent professional development services, and values and respects diversity across graduate programs.
North Carolina Central University (NCCU), a state-supported liberal arts institution, was chartered in 1909 as a private institution and opened to students on July 10, 1910. It was founded by Dr. James E. Shepard. NCCU was accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools as an "A" class institution in 1937 and was admitted to membership in that association in 1957. The General Assembly of 1939 authorized the establishment of graduate work in liberal arts and the professions. Pursuant thereto, graduate courses in the Arts and Sciences were first offered in that same year; the School of Law began operation in 1940, and the School of Library Science was established in 1941. Now the School of Graduate Studies offers over 30 graduate degree programs at the Master's level and one Ph.D. degree program.
NCCU's School of Graduate Studies has developed graduate programs with diversity and variety of interests in mind. It aims to develop independent study, originality, and competence in research and/or in the application of critical thinking to professional problems. Graduate and professional degrees are offered and conferred through the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, and the Schools of Business, Education, Law, and Library and Information Sciences. The School of Business and the School of Library and Information Sciences offer joint degree programs with the School of Law: Juris Doctor/Master of Business Administration and Juris Doctor/Master of Library Science. The School of Business and the School of Library and Information Sciences also offer a joint degree with each other. Several teacher licensure programs are offered through the School of Education. The PhD degree in Integrated Biosciences is offered through the School of Graduate Studies and the College of Arts and Sciences.


Beneficial bacteria, in the form of a probiotic supplement, help to crowd out bad bacteria and yeast and support healthy immunity and gut environment. Probiotics also help absorb and manufacture critical nutrients and keep the mucus membrane healthy in the gut. In particular, I find high volume probiotics initially, followed by lower maintenance dose of probiotics to be effective in halting sugar cravings. This works because the good bacteria in the probiotic are crowding out the bad bacteria and yeast that are causing the cravings. A second benefit is the probiotic helps with nutrient absorption and proper digestion which can also lead to improved nourishment and satiation.
The various strains can be helpful in different situations. Since each of us is unique, people will respond to different probiotics in various ways. It's important to pay attention to how you feel with a probiotic. Lab tests may be conducted to demonstrate success of a probiotic. Although there are many things I consider when suggesting a probiotic for an individual, here are some top considerations.
1) Is your immune system under stress or generally healthy?
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Palazzo Galvani, which today houses the Museo Civico archeologico di Bologna, dates back to 1336, when work began on the construction of the hospital and church of Santa Maria della Morte at the behest of the Compagnia, or religious society, of the same name. The hospital, which incorporated numerous pre-existing sacred or private structures, was divided into separate sections for men, women and the wounded, as well as having numerous rooms for offices, spices and even an ice-house.
The church was consecrated in 1427 and the entire building successively underwent enlargements and transformations, including a project by Antonio Morandi, known as Il Terribilia, who around the mid-16th century was responsible for the grand portico della Morte which still links Palazzo Galvani to the Archiginnasio.
The entire complex underwent further refurbishment until, between 1798 and 1801, the Confraternità della Morte was suppressed and the church and hospital closed. During the early decades of the 19th century, the interior structure was greatly modified in line with a design by architect Coriolano Monti, with the creation of the large stairway leading to the upper floor overlooking the courtyard.
With the precise intention of using the building as the site for the archaeological museum, two wings were added to the older structure in 1875, the southern and the eastern wings. For the inauguration in 1881, the central courtyard was transformed into a garden, adorned at the centre with a fountain with bronze putto by Stefano Galletti.
HIRING OF THE SPACES
The Tariffs Programme of the Musei Civici di Bologna allows for the possibility of hiring out museum rooms and spaces to private individuals and/or bodies and associations.
To see the complete list of available spaces and associated rates, download Attachment 1.
To request a hiring of the museum rooms/spaces, it is necessary to download, fill in and send the special (printed) form to the relevant museum (Attachment 3).
The use of the museum rooms/spaces is subject to limitations and restrictions, so it is obligatory to take note of the form with Operative Regulations for the use of the spaces (Attachment 2), which must itself be supplied, duly filled in and signed, to the museum.
Manifesto dell'inaugurazione del Museo il 25 settembre 1881
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Attachment 3: Request form for hiring museum spaces	(264Kb)
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Attachment 3: Request form for hiring museum spaces (AUG19)	(226Kb)
Attachment 1: list of spaces and rates (AGO19)	(247Kb)

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INTERNATIONAL RECRUITMENT & MARKETING OFFICE will be assisting you with any question concerning these 3 issues.
If payment has been done through a bank transfer before the student's arrival SWIFT confirmation must be provided via email to the International Recruitement and Marketing Office.
Cash or credit card payment can be charged at BAU financial department upon arrival.
Please be sure that all the required documents are prepared for registration properly.
NOTE: Documents marked with a (*) must be translated and notarized in english or turkish along with the original hard copies.
All foreign nationals who will be studying in Turkey are required to have a student visa for the duration of their academic stay. In order to get a student visa, students need to apply to the Turkish Consulate nearest to their town-of-residence with the letter of acceptance provided by BAU. A tourist visa is not acceptable for registration. Students who live in Turkey should provide the photocopies of their Student Residence Permit. Students who have a "Blue Card" do not need to submit student visa or residence permit.
After registration students will be provided with Student ID card containing personal information and student ID number.
Freshman students additionally need to do their interactive registration for classes during online registration period. You should select the courses online and get your academic advisor's approval during this period.
A Residence Permit is an official document for foreign Nationalities staying in Turkey more than 30 days stating the registration with the Directorate of Security (Emniyet Müdürlüğü).
All International students, regardless of their status, are required to apply for Residence Permit within 30 days from their arrival date and stay in Turkey until it has been recieved (this might take up to 3 months).
The System offers you available date and time for appointmen. Choose the earliest available one. Personal information and information concerning your arrival and staying in Turkey will be required to complete application. Once online application is completed student must save (save the reference number) or print outcolourful application form for appointment.
Once your application is accepted by the police officer you are given the confirmatory receipt.
Student must be present at the time of picking it up. You must have the confirmatory receipt with you to get your Residence Permit.
Residence Permit is valid for period of study in Turkey and can be extended if necessary.
Students with a valid Residence Permit can leave and come back to Turkey as often as they want without a visa renewal or any other additional registration or charges.
Student visa is obligatory to apply for Residence Permit and does not give the right to stay in Turkey longer than 30 days although it's valid for a year. International students without valid student visa, Residence Permit or "Blue Card" will not be registered at the University.
According to the consulate's regulations a Student Visa is issued for a period of study as stated in the Acceptance Letter from the host university (but this is only for a single entry). This means that if a student leaves Turkey before receiving the Residence Permit then their Student Visa becomes invalid for the next entry (even if it is not expired).
Online application made later than 30 days after arrival is not acceptable. In this case the student's immigration status becomes illegal. The student must then leave Turkey and pay an immigration fine on departure.
Appointments cannot be rescheduled if it has been missed for any reasons.
Fatih, Vatan Caddesi Metro Emniyet-Fatih Durağı.
From Taksim you may take buses 32T or 89T. These buses leave from the bus stop which is located at the Beşiktaş Ferry Port.
From Kabataş you may take the Kabataş -Zeytinburnu tram, get off at Yusufpaşa, walk to the Aksaray metro station or Emniyet Fatih bus station.
From Kadikoy you may take Eminonu or Karakoy ferry , then take the Kabataş -Zeytinburnu tram From there, walk to the Aksaray metro station or Emniyet Fatih bus station.


Pumpkin seeds, roasted soybeans, organic evaporated cane juice sugar, dried cranberries (cranberries, apple juice concentrate, sunflower oil), brown rice syrup, gluten-free rolled oats, inulin, semi-sweet chocolate chunks (70 % cocoa) (unsweetened chocolate, sugar, anhydrous dextrose, soy lecithin, natural vanilla extract), sesame seeds, organic puffed quinoa, sunflower oil, agar, vanilla natural flavour. Contains: sesame, soy. May contain: milk, eggs.


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Expression of active α(1B)-adrenergic receptors in the heart does not alleviate ischemia reperfusion injury
Xiao Ming Gao, Bing Hui Wang, Elizabeth Woodcock, Xiao Jun Du
Ischemic preconditioning reduces infarct size and improves cardiac function ha various species, including mice. The mechanism for ischemic preconditioning protection is not entirely clear and activation of α(1B)-adrenergic receptors (AR) is believed to be involved. Transgenic mice expressing constitutively active mutant α(1B)-AR in the heart have enhanced α(1B)-AR activity and therefore can be used to test the role of α(1B)-AR in ischemic preconditioning. Wild-type and transgenic mice were subjected to 30- or 40-min periods of left coronary artery occlusion followed by 60-min reperfusion, or ischemic preconditioning prior to sustained ischemia-reperfusion. Risk and infarct zones were determined by staining with Evans blue and triphenyltetrazolium, respectively, and quantitated digitally. Infarct zone and infarct size were not different between wild-type and transgenic mice, nor was the extent of reduction in infarct size by preconditioning ischemia (wild-type mice: 45 ±3 to 18 ±3%, transgenic mice, 46 ± 3 to 19 ±2% of the left ventricle, both P<0.01). Ventricular function was similar between wild-type and transgenic mice with or without ischemia-reperfusion injury. In conclusion, enhanced α(1B)-AR activity by cardiac-specific expression of constitutively active mutant α(1B)-AR in mice does not mimic ischemic preconditioning to protect against ischemia-reperfusion injury. (C) 2000 Academic Press.
Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology
https://doi.org/10.1006/jmcc.2000.1201
Infarct size
Ischemic preconditioning
Reperfusion
α(1B)-Adrenergic receptor
10.1006/jmcc.2000.1201
Gao, X. M., Wang, B. H., Woodcock, E., & Du, X. J. (2000). Expression of active α(1B)-adrenergic receptors in the heart does not alleviate ischemia reperfusion injury. Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology, 32(9), 1679-1686. https://doi.org/10.1006/jmcc.2000.1201
Gao, Xiao Ming ; Wang, Bing Hui ; Woodcock, Elizabeth ; Du, Xiao Jun. / Expression of active α(1B)-adrenergic receptors in the heart does not alleviate ischemia reperfusion injury. In: Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology. 2000 ; Vol. 32, No. 9. pp. 1679-1686.
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Re: [suse-security] SuSE Firewall2 ? same as pro9 firewall2?
Subject: Re: [suse-security] SuSE Firewall2 ? same as pro9 firewall2?
Could someone please explain a little more about the suse firewall2 product?
I purchased SuSE Linux Pro 9.0 and it has a firewall2 with it.
mich info about the firewall2 product.
The product advertised on the web ist "SUSE Firewall on CD" which is a live system, already installed on CD and thus *readonly*. It is a special distribution based on SLES and hardened for firewall usage.
The "trick" is, that it can be configured using a floppy disk, which is configured on another host ("Admin host") using a graphical front end. In some sense this is some kind of "appliance", but without any hardware dependency. It runs on every normal x86 PC. I used it in several client projects and since version 2 it is a very neat tool, but not much advertised recently.
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10 Best Old Underrated Comic Book Movies to Binge at Home
Crazy times we're living in right now. Movie and Television show productions put on pause because of the covid19 pandemic. But social distancing doesn't always have to be bad, while upcoming releases get delayed. This presents a perfect opportunity to go backward and catch up on some good shows. You either missed or didn't fully appreciate it when it originally came out. These are the 10 most underrated comic book movies to binge at home.
The Rocketeer made in 1991. I'm not arguing that the special effects aren't dated, But if you're someone who can look past. I am sure you'll love a solid and much underappreciated comic book movie directed by Joe Johnston. Joe's attention to detail for the period makes it easy to see why he was such a great choice to later helm, Captain America: The First Avenger from Marvel Studios. You need to rewatch this anyway since a sequel is rumored to be in development for Disney+.
You have to catch Mystery Men. Some might argue. This isn't technically a comic book movie, But it is loosely based on the Flaming Carrot Comics. Mystery Men bombed at the box office because It was truly before its time. The movie's Superman-like hero, Captain Amazing, has a publicist endorsement deals and behind the scenes, he isn't a nice guy as you'd have you believed. If you're, one who loves a good superhero satire, Mystery Men is for you.
Snowpiercer, based on the French graphic novel of the same name. Snowpiercer features Chris Evans, Taking a break from Captain America to start a very unique comic book movie. It about a train that constantly moves around the earth in a post-apocalyptic Ice Age. The poor people in the cab, decide to push their way to the elite in the front. Since it's directed by parasite filmmaker Bong Joon-ho, It should come as no surprise that his commentary on social class systems is very much at the forefront of this awesome movie.
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Edgar Wright's weirdly romantic comic book film is a cult classic today and you probably already love it, because all the cool kids do but you'd be surprised how many people haven't given Scott Pilgrim a chance and I'm here to let you know that you need to rectify that ace. If you're, One of those people.
Before he was the Godfather of superhero movies by helming, the beloved spider-man trilogy. Director Sam Raimi took his first swing at superheroes with the Darkman. It's not technically based on any one comic book. It was written by Raimi as a homage to comic books, And it's a classic origin story that could have easily been taken from the pages of a Marvel or DC comic book.
American Splendor. This is not your usual comic book movie. It's rather a really stylistically interesting biography of comic book artists. Harvey Pekar played perfectly by Paul Giamatti.
we come to be V for Vendetta. I'm sure people still appreciate how difficult it is to adapt a graphic novel by legendary writer, Alan Moore to film but, V for Vendetta did it about as perfectly as anyone could now. It only did it retain most of the political commentary from the book. The looks and feel of the film mix with Hugo Weaving classically-trained voice, Match the tone precisely.
Daredevil(2003) is definitely my guilty pleasure comic book movie. It's better than people say it is, but the whole playground fight team makes it kind of hard to defend.
Constantine. If you can excuse the fact that Keanu Reeves isn't English and doesn't look anything like John Constantine from the comics. Then you've actually got a real quality film here. Keanu definitely nails the sardonic tone of the character and Djimon Hounsou is Papa Midnite Tilda, Swinton as Gabriel and Peter Stormare as Lucifer rounds out. An excellent supporting cast to watch.
Dredd. It's a perfect movie about Dredd everyone who has seen it wants a sequel and it's frustrating. We still haven't gotten one yet.
Must Watch:
You should go back and watch again Sin City. It's filmed mostly against a green screen. Sin City achieved a look that perfectly complemented the writing and drawing by Frank Miller. In fact, Very few live-action movies are this faithful to their source material.
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text:
package rigo

import (
	"fmt"
	"testing"
	"os"

	. "github.com/smartystreets/goconvey/convey"
)

func Test_RIBExamples(t *testing.T) {

	/* FIXME: broken parser, not picking up class, type etc from attribute token */
	t.Skip()

	Convey("RIB examples", t, func() {

		Convey("Parse RIB String",func() {

			ri, pipe := DefaultPipeline(&Configuration{PrettyPrint: true})
			ri.Begin("output/ribexample0.rib")

			So(ri.ParseRIBString(RIBExample0), ShouldBeNil)

			So(ri.End(), ShouldBeNil)

			/* output gathered stats */
			p := pipe.GetByName(PipeToStats{}.Name())
			So(p, ShouldNotBeNil)
			s, ok := p.(*PipeToStats)
			So(s, ShouldNotBeNil)
			So(ok, ShouldBeTrue)

			p = pipe.GetByName(PipeTimer{}.Name())
			So(p, ShouldNotBeNil)
			t, ok := p.(*PipeTimer)
			So(t, ShouldNotBeNil)
			So(ok, ShouldBeTrue)

			fmt.Printf("%s%s", s, t)
		})

		Convey("Parse RIB File",func() {

			f,err := os.Open("output/ribexample0.rib")
			So(err,ShouldBeNil)
			So(f,ShouldNotBeNil)
			defer f.Close()

			ri, pipe := DefaultPipeline(&Configuration{PrettyPrint: true})
			ri.Begin("output/ribexample1.rib")

			So(ri.ParseRIB(f),ShouldBeNil)

			So(ri.End(),ShouldBeNil)

			/* output gathered stats */
			p := pipe.GetByName(PipeToStats{}.Name())
			So(p, ShouldNotBeNil)
			s, ok := p.(*PipeToStats)
			So(s, ShouldNotBeNil)
			So(ok, ShouldBeTrue)

			p = pipe.GetByName(PipeTimer{}.Name())
			So(p, ShouldNotBeNil)
			t, ok := p.(*PipeTimer)
			So(t, ShouldNotBeNil)
			So(ok, ShouldBeTrue)

			fmt.Printf("%s%s", s, t)
		})
	})
}

const RIBExample0 = `##RenderMan RIB-Structure 1.1
version 3.04
Projection "perspective" "float fov" 30.0
Color [1 0 0]
Sphere 1 -1 1 360
`


The polls are closed, the votes are in. No matter the final tally of D's or R's, the soybean industry is eager to work with the new Congress in January and, meantime, see the 115th Congress conclude with a successful swan song, one note of which it hopes is a new farm bill.
Agriculture has always depended on support from both sides of the aisle, and now that the midterm elections are over, the American Soybean Association (ASA) expects that longstanding bipartisan cooperation to be renewed.
ASA reiterates its request for the now lame-duck 115th Congress to pass a new five-year bill that can provide greater certainty and long-term stability during a down farm economy and time of trade strife. It is also important to reaffirm our commitment to conservation practices, invest in agricultural research and work to expand new markets for soybeans.
John Heisdorffer, ASA president and soybean grower from Keota, Iowa, said, "The Farm Bill is our greatest risk management tool. With the economic challenges facing all farmers today, tools such as crop insurance, as well as ARC & PLC, are invaluable." Heisdorffer went on to explain, "In addition to support from farm programs, funding for the Foreign Market Development (FMD) program and Market Access Program (MAP) is needed. FMD funding has already lapsed, and MAP funding will run out at year's end. These programs are critical to the soybean industry, particularly with the need to open and expand markets to offset sales lost to China."
A Conference Report that both chambers would then approve before adjourning rather than extending the 2014 farm bill would be a welcome parting gift from the 115th Congress to the ag community.


High-risk insurance is not limited only to those who are in constant exposure to danger. High-risk insurance may also be applied to homes.
How can a home be qualified for high-risk insurances? A home is eligible for high-risk home insurance if its owner is denied of a standard homeowners insurance.
High-risk homes are homes which are located in areas where the crime rate is high. Homes which are located in places where heavy storms are frequent may also be considered as high-risk homes. Another factor which can make your home fall under the high-risk category is failure to pay insurance premiums.
There are several reasons why homeowners opt for high-risk home insurance.
One reason why homeowners get high-risk home insurances is that their homeowners insurance got canceled after inspection. Another reason for the cancellation of home insurance is failure to pay its premium. This is the most common reason for the cancellation of home insurance. Non-payment will show on a homeowners record, making it possible so an owner cannot get homeowners insurance anymore. In this case, a homeowner will be denied home insurance.
An insurer may no longer provide a homeowner with coverage because of multiple claims on the homeowners insurance policy.
This refers to homes whose owners have moved out with no intention of coming back. Vacant homes also refer to newly built homes whose owners have not moved in yet. A homeowner will no longer be qualified for coverage under the regular policy if the home has been vacant for a certain amount of time set out by an insurer.
A homeowner has moved out of his main residence and has rented out the property. This will make him want to insure his rental property.
Another reason why homeowners are denied insurance under a regular policy is when they carry multiple mortgages.
Fair Access Insurance Requirements (FAIR) programs were created to help homeowners with high-risk homes find insurance for their homes. Most states with high peril areas have Fair programs. FAIR programs are subsidized by private insurers and taxpayers. Multiple sources unite to carry the risk of your home insurance.
In FAIR programs, it is not just one company who handles high-risk home insurance. Several companies are responsible for the claims of a homeowner in cases where an insured high-risk home is hit by disaster or peril. The FAIR plan is the last resort of every homeowner with high-risk homes.
As mentioned, the FAIR plan is the last resort of every high-risk homeowner. There are several things a homeowner can try out first before deciding to go for the FAIR plan.
Talking to a homeowners insurance company is one way to have your high-risk home insured. Offering them with a higher deductible will reduce the risk of the insurance company. This means you will not be filing for a claim unless a severe and costly disaster happens.
Make some disaster prevention measures to your home to make it attractive to insurers. You can also bundle up your home with your car insurance. If you have car insurance with a reputable insurance company, you are most likely to get insurance for your high-risk home.
Finding an insurance agent to help you get high-risk home insurance is another way. These are the right people who you should ask for help. Insurance agents are very resourceful and will usually have a network of companies that will be able to take your high-risk home.
These insurance agents can tell you where to go or who to approach to get insurance for your high-risk home. They know a lot of people and are familiar with insurance companies.
If you are not comfortable talking to insurance agents, then probably you can try your neighbors. Go out and familiarize yourself with your neighbors. You can talk to them and inquire about their home insurance. Ask them which company their homes are insured with and probably you can also consider trying out these insurance companies.
If they give you several insurance companies, then you can do research on these companies first and see which one suits you and agrees to insure your high-risk home.
There are several ways which you can do to help lower your high-risk home insurance premium. Below are some tips on how to do it.
If you are in an area where criminality is frequent or the crime rate is high, you can reduce your premium by installing security alarm systems in your home. In areas which are frequently hit by storms and other natural calamities and disasters, your insurance premium may be lowered if you improve the foundation of your home. Doing much-needed repairs and maintenance on your home may do the trick.
Another effective way to lower your insurance premium is by raising your deductible. Generally, this is the easiest and most effective way if your home is classified as high-risk. Be sure to know that raising your deductible means paying a higher amount upfront before your insurer steps in when you make a claim so it's essential that your deductible amount is affordable for you.
Aside from high criminality rate and disaster-prone areas, there are other reasons why a home may be classified as high risk. A home may fall under the classification of high risk if your current insurance company refuses to renew your home insurance. In other words, you are denied insurance by your insurer.
The reason for this may be because of the age and condition of your house. Just like any properties which deteriorate through time, your home may also have some damages needing repairs which can contribute to the lowering of its value. That is why it is important to be religious in maintaining and repairing your home so its age will not show.


Centre back Davies joined Hull City from Birmingham City in June 2013, and was pivotal to Steve Bruce's squad rebuilding programme for the club's second assault on the Premier League. Davies was central to City's successes that season, scoring goals that propelled the Tigers to an FA Cup Final and scoring the lung-emptying second strike at Wembley that made an unlikely victory against Arsenal momentarily seem plausible. At the end of the season Curtis was wearing the captain's armband on a regular basis and lifting numerous player of the season trophies. His second season was interrupted by injury and it was perhaps his absence that contributed to City's lacklustre efforts and eventual relegation. Back in the Championship Davies shone once more where other Premier League stars might have shirked, and we was a regular in Steve Bruce's Championship play-off winning side. Back in the Premier League Davies was central to City's rampant start to the season with only 12 fit senior players and a caretaker manager, turning in man of the match performances against Leicester and Swansea. But as the season progressed, Harry Maguire emerged as a Premier League force and Marco Silva took the managerial helm, Davies' form and opportunities waned. In the Summer of 2017 he activated a paltry £500k release clause and moved to Championship rivals Derby County, making noises as he left about his admiration of the City fans and relief in escaping the Allam inspired chaos.
Born in East London, Davies spent two teenage years at Wimbledon before joining Luton Town as a 16 year old, where he quickly broke into the first team and impressed. At the age of 20 he moved to West Bromwich Albion, then Premier League new boys, where his progression was steady rather than spectacular. He switched to Aston Villa, first on loan then permanently, in 2007/08 season but he suffered loss of form and drifted out of the first team. A 2011 move across the second city to Birmingham City rejuvenated his career and led to the form that encouraged Hull City to pay £2.2m for his signature.
Davies joined Derby County in June 2017 and immediately established himself in the Rams' backline as they launched their umpteenth attempt to escape the clutches of the Championship.
Curtis acquired a handful of under-21 caps during 2006 and 2007 and was named in new England senior boss Fabio Capello's squad during the early part of 2008, but never received a senior cap. Talk of a rejuvenation of his England career emerged during the early part of 2016/17, but never bore fruit.


Artioscally though this is a treat fro readers old and new. The painted colours supplied by Luis Nct look fantastic similarly with the action sequences that fill the end of the book. The mix of the future with a horror feel are showing throughin this issue and from this point onward I have a feeling things care only going to get worse.


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ISLANDERS UNVEIL NEW THIRD JERSEY
BROOKLYN (September 16, 2015) – The New York Islanders have unveiled their black and white third jersey for the team's inaugural season in Brooklyn. On Tuesday, Nov. 3, the team will debut the entire uniform when they take on the New Jersey Devils at Barclays Center.
The jersey is now available for purchase at both Islanders Pro Shops, located at Iceworks, the official team practice facility in Syosset and at the Pro Shop in Dix Hills Park. Fans can also purchase the jersey at the Team Shop at Barclays Center. For information on purchasing the jersey online, visit shop.NHL.com.
The black and white jersey, designed by Reebok, features the Islanders secondary "NY" logo that originally debuted on the team's Stadium Series jersey in 2014. Four stripes, paying homage to the four Stanley Cup Championships, are a theme that resonates throughout the entire uniform. The stripes are included on the jersey's front crest in orange, and on the sleeves and players' socks in white.
"It was extremely important to ensure that our passionate fan base could still see the traditions of the New York Islanders represented in this third jersey," Islanders General Manager Garth Snow said. "We feel we've created a jersey our players will be proud to wear that has unique features which will also connect with Brooklyn residents."
The bottom of the jersey has white trim with identical "B" logos on each side that will serve as secondary marks. The "B", representing the Islanders' home borough, will also feature the four orange stripes through the letter. The helmet will feature a "BKLYN" logo, with four orange stripes through the letter "Y". The players' gloves and pants will also be black and white.
"While being respectful of the tradition of the Islanders' current uniforms, we are thrilled to have been able to collaboratively find a balance that embraces Brooklyn with the new third jersey," said Barclays Center CEO Brett Yormark. "The colors of black and white infuse the spirit of Brooklyn into the borough's new home team, while the four stripes seen throughout the uniform pay homage to the Islanders famed Stanley Cup dynasty."
On the right shoulder of the third jersey, as well as the classic home and away jerseys, the team will have inaugural season patches to commemorate the first year in Brooklyn. On the left shoulder, the Islanders will recognize the greatest NHL coach of all-time, Al Arbour, with an "AL" patch.
Below is the full schedule for when the Islanders will wear the third jersey:
Tuesday, Nov. 3 vs. New Jersey Devils
Friday, Nov. 20 vs. Montreal Canadiens
Friday, Dec. 4 vs. St. Louis Blues
Tuesday, Dec. 15 vs. Florida Panthers
Tuesday, Jan. 12 vs. Columbus Blue Jackets
Thursday, Jan. 14 vs. New York Rangers
Sunday, Jan. 17 vs. Vancouver Canucks
Saturday, Jan. 23 vs. Philadelphia Flyers
Tuesday, Feb. 2 vs. Minnesota Wild
Tuesday, Mar. 8 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins
Tuesday, Mar. 29 vs. Carolina Hurricanes
Saturday, Apr. 9 vs. Buffalo Sabres
Fans can see the Islanders take the ice in the black and white uniforms with a five-game ticket package that includes two bobble head giveaway games. Fans who purchase the package will also receive playoff priority with a postseason ticket presale. For more information or to purchase, visit http://islanders.nhl.com/.
Third Jersey Ticket Plan Games:
Tuesday, Nov. 3 vs New Jersey Devils
Tuesday, Jan. 12 vs. Columbus Blue Jackets*
Tuesday, Feb. 2 vs. Minnesota Wild*
*bobble head games


All course descriptions can be found in the Registrar's Organization, Regulations, and Courses (ORC) Catalog.
Requirements: Students must fulfill the prerequisites (see 1 below) and take at least nine additional courses (see 2–6 below). MUS 1 and MUS 7 may not count toward these nine additional courses.
Prerequisites: MUS 20 and MUS 25. MUS 20 may be exempted by a grade of 5 on the AP Music Theory exam. MUS 20 and MUS 25 may both be exempted by an exam administered by the music department.
Music Theory: Minimum of two courses from MUS 21–29 except MUS 25.
Time, Place, Culture: Minimum of two courses from MUS 40–49.
Individual Instruction Program (IIP): Minimum of one course from MUS 53–58 or MUS 60–68. A course within this requirement may be repeated for additional major credit up to four times.
Ensemble Performance: MUS 50, MUS 59, or participation for at least three terms in a Hopkins Center music ensemble. A course within this requirement may be repeated for additional major credit up to four times.
Culminating Experience: Participation in the music department's culminating experience program during the senior year. The senior class advisor in music will coordinate the culminating experience. Beginning in AY2019-20, music majors will be required to take the music Proseminar (MUS 99) to fulfill the culminating experience.
Keyboard Proficiency: Passing MUS 53 (individual piano lessons) or passing a keyboard proficiency exam administered by the Music Department. Students taking the keyboard proficiency exam must do so no later than the spring term of their third year.
Requirements: This major shall be a music major modified with courses from another department. Modified majors must be approved by the department chair. Students shall take at least 6 courses in addition to fulfilling the minimum prerequisites. MUS 1 and MUS 7 may not count toward these 6 courses.
Music Theory: Minimum of one course from MUS 21–29 except MUS 25.
Performance or Composition: Minimum of one course from MUS 30-39 or MUS 50–59.
Requirements: Students shall take a minimum 6 courses in addition to fulfilling the prerequisite. MUS 1 and MUS 7 may not count toward these 6 courses.
Prerequisite: MUS 20 or MUS 25. MUS 20 may be exempted by a grade of 5 on the AP Music Theory exam. MUS 20 and MUS 25 may both be exempted by an exam administered by the music department.
Time, Place, Culture: Minimum of one course from MUS 40–49.
Performance: Minimum of one course from MUS 50–59.
The following pathways act as a guide to students who wish to concentrate on A) Composition and Sonic Arts; B) Time, Place, Culture; or C) Performance. These pathways are informative in that they each show one way to fulfill the requirements for the music major above. Other pathways are possible, and students should work with the chair or a designated faculty advisor to devise their major plan.
The following courses are recommended for students who, when fulfilling electives for the music major, wish to concentrate on creating acoustic and/or electronic contemporary music.
The following courses are recommended for students who, when fulfilling electives for the Music Major, wish to concentrate on historical, cultural, critical, theoretical, and analytical studies of musical repertoire.
The following courses are recommended for students who, when fulfilling electives for the Music Major, wish to concentrate on vocal or instrumental performance.
Electives: Performance labs (MUS 50), conducting (MUS 52), individual instruction program (MUS 53-58), ensemble performance (MUS 59), advanced performance instruction (MUS 60-69), special study in music abroad (MUS 87).


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Often the first step in choosing an engagement ring is determining the shape (round, princess, radiant, etc.) of the diamond you like best. Shape describes a diamond's form, primarily as viewed from above; and although a round, or brilliant-cut, diamond is the most popular, there are many others to consider. The shape is one of personal taste and once that has been determined, you can move into discovering the 4 C's of the diamond.
The weight of a diamond is measured in "carats", with one carat equaling 0.20 grams, or 1/142 of an ounce. Each carat is comprised of 100 points, one half carat is 50 points, etc. Diamonds of the same weight can vary significantly in value depending on their color, clarity & cut.
Though it rarely occurs, the best color for a diamond is no color.
Less than 2% of all diamonds are colorless. As color tones become more apparent, the rarity & cost decrease.
A diamond's color is graded through the pavilion against a master set of stones by an experienced grader in a controlled environment. Transitions from one color grade to the next are minute & extremely difficult to detect.
The rarest and most valuable diamonds. Virtually no color when viewed by a gemologist.
Appear to be colorless when viewed face up by a gemologist but will display a slight amount of color when viewed face down on a pure white background. The slight amount of color is generally not detectable to an untrained eye especially after it has been set in a piece of jewelry.
Diamond in this range generally have a very faint yellow tone to them, but well cut diamonds will still constrain the brilliance and fire that make them beautiful and unique.
Diamonds in this range generally have a very light tone to them, but will still contain the brilliance and fire that make them beautiful and unique.
Diamonds in this range generally have a light tone to them, but will still contain the brilliance and fire that make them beautiful and unique.
The clarity of a diamond is determined by the quantity & degree of internal birthmarks, called inclusions. The better the clarity, the greater the rarity.
Did you know? Approximately 80% of all diamonds fall into the I-1, 2 and 3 range.
No inclusions visible to an experienced grader using 10X magnification.
Contains minute inclusions that are difficult for even an experienced grader to see under 10X magnification.
Contains minute inclusions which can be seen with effort under 10X magnification.
Contains inclusions that are noticeable using 10X magnification & may be visible with the unaided eye.
Contains inclusions that are easily visible under 10X magnification & may affect transparency & brilliance.
"Cut" or "make" of a diamond refers to the dimensions, not to its shape. It is the most important factor in determining a diamond's brilliance & beauty. Small dimensional differences have a dramatic effect on a diamond's reflection of light. The ideal cut is the standard used for all value comparisons.
When a diamond is cut too deep, much of the light is reflected to opposite facets at the wrong angle and is lost through the side & bottom. The diamond may appear dark in the center and lifeless.
When a diamond is cut too shallow, brilliance is lost when light escapes out of the bottom. This then results in a watery appearance.
When a diamond is cut to ideal proportions, virtually all the light entering the stone is reflected through the table resulting in a spectacular display of brilliance & sparkle.
A certificate gives you a detailed scientific analysis of your diamond which is done by an impartial gemological institution, not the grading of the seller. There are many different gemological labs that are recognized and regarded in the jewelry industry such as GIA (Gemological Institute of America), AGS (American Gem Society),EGL (European Gemological Laboratory), IGI (International Gemological Institute).
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CRISTIAN, RED RABBIT'S ASSISTANT KITCHEN SUPERVISOR PROUDLY DISPLAYS HIS LATEST CREATION - HAND DECORATED FRUIT TARTS . WE HOPE HE SAVES US ONE!
Meet Cristian, Red Rabbit's Assistant Kitchen Supervisor. Cristian helps oversee our prep cook and bakery teams to ensure our recipes are delicious and kid approved every day. Originally from Ecuador, his time in New York inspired a love for Italian food, especially mozzarella. Read on to hear more.
How long have you been with Red Rabbit?
I've been at Red Rabbit for 7 years. I started as a kitchen helper, then worked as a prepper and a cook and moved on to become a supervisor for one of our kitchen teams.
Wow that's a lot of different jobs! How did you get to where you are now?
I love what I do. Cooking is my passion, and I like motivating people. I feel that I am both helping the company and getting better as a manager and as a person.
I am always coming up with ways to improve our meals. I consider myself an inventor -- I love coming up with new recipes.
Which new menu items did you work on?
Our Pesto Flatbread and Banana Oat Bars.
What do you do when you're not dreaming up delicious new dishes?
Raising my five-year- old daughter. She attends a Pre-K for All program, like many of the children that eat Red Rabbit meals every day.


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| DKE releases draft of reforms
Serena Cho
DKE releases draft of reforms
Serena Cho & Britton O'Daly 12:33 am, Jan 30, 2018
Staff Reporters
Lucas Holter
Delta Kappa Epsilon on Monday released a working draft of its recommendations for fostering a "safer and more welcoming environment," which include sober monitors at parties, co-ed bouncers and bartenders, easy access to drinking water, alcohol serving restrictions and a barrier to prevent partygoers from venturing upstairs in the fraternity house, among other reforms.
The recommendations come in the wake of revelations of sexual misconduct at DKE, which were published in the News and Business Insider earlier this month. After learning that Business Insider planned to publish an article on sexual assault allegations against DKE brothers, the fraternity's Yale chapter asked its national organization to investigate the social culture at the chapter. Monday's recommendations, produced by a working group composed of six DKE brothers, represent the latest step in the fraternity's efforts to improve its culture and create a safe environment at its parties, according to DKE President Nicholas Hardy '18.
"In the interest of transparency, we are releasing a draft of our working group's report in an effort to encourage as many students and groups as possible to engage in helping us improve as an organization," a DKE spokesman told the News in a statement. "We are continuing to meet with organizations committed to fighting sexual misconduct on campus this week to incorporate their feedback."
DKE members have already met with Communication and Consent Educators and two Yale sororities to discuss their recommendations, and plan to meet with Unite Against Sexual Assault at Yale and the Women's Center later this week. DKE members have also met with multiple sports teams to discuss their fraternity's culture, but the fraternity's representative declined to specify which teams these were, as DKE has not yet asked their permission to be named.
The purpose of the recommendations, as stated in the report, is to proactively prevent incidents of sexual misconduct at DKE events, as well as to fulfill the organization's institutional responsibility by making workshops with student groups like USAY and CCEs a mandatory part of pledging procedure.
The recommendations enumerated in the report include instituting sober monitors and co-ed bouncers, limiting alcohol distribution after 1 a.m. and pausing music between songs to give guests opportunities to avoid uncomfortable interactions. In addition, DKE plans to move the bar to a room with at least three exits, improve lighting in the house and install barriers to prevent guests from accessing the upstairs area during social events.
According to the recommendations, every DKE member will also be held accountable to the fraternity's Code of Conduct in addition to the University's Title IX regulations. The list of internal violations includes taking a guest upstairs during a social event, serving alcohol when not acting as a preselected bartender or refusing to follow the instructions of a sober monitor, bouncer or bartender. The fraternity will expel members found in violation of the regulations more than three times.
Lastly, the report focuses on transforming DKE's general culture, mandating sexuality and consent workshops as a part of the pledging process, enforcing a minimum GPA requirement of 2.75 for its members and implementing an annual community service project.
The fraternity will appoint a Standards Committee that includes the president, vice president, a rush chair and a pledge educator to institute the policies outlined in the report and to hold all DKE members accountable. In an opinion column for the News, Hardy and DKE Vice President Andrew Johnson '18 promised to involve as many people as possible in the process of reforming DKE's culture.
Helen Price '18, the co-founder of Unite Against Sexual Assault at Yale, told the News that the fraternity's list of recommendations looked "pretty well thought-out and solid."
"Of course, [the report] means nothing if they're not consistently and properly implemented, but it's definitely a good step," Price said.
Associate Vice President for Student Life Burgwell Howard told the News on Sunday that he is encouraged by DKE's willingness to engage in "serious introspection" and hopes that, in partnership with University offices and student groups, DKE will take the necessary steps to improve its social culture.
"I believe the actions of DKE are a positive first step towards addressing these concerns for a portion of our community," Howard said. It will require the sustained attention of all members of the community to help us make the headway we all believe is necessary to create the healthy and respectful social environment we desire."
Serena Cho | serena.cho@yale.edu
Britton O'Daly | britton.odaly@yale.edu


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using System;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Security;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts;
using System.Xml.Linq;
using Business.Data;
using Business;
using Business.Data.Laboratorio;
using System.Collections;

namespace WebLab.Areas
{
    public partial class AreaEdit : System.Web.UI.Page
    {
        Utility oUtil = new Utility();
        protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (!Page.IsPostBack)
            {
                VerificaPermisos("Area");
                CargarListas();
                if (Request["id"] != null)
                    MostrarDatos();
            }
        }

        private void VerificaPermisos(string sObjeto)
        {
            if (Session["s_permiso"] != null)
            {
               // Utility oUtil = new Utility();
                int i_permiso = oUtil.VerificaPermisos((ArrayList)Session["s_permiso"], sObjeto);
                switch (i_permiso)
                {
                    case 0: Response.Redirect("../AccesoDenegado.aspx", false); break;
                    case 1: btnGuardar.Visible = false; break;
                }
            }
            else Response.Redirect("../FinSesion.aspx", false);

        }

        private void MostrarDatos()
        {
            Area oArea = new Area();
            oArea = (Area)oArea.Get(typeof(Area), int.Parse( Request["id"]));
            txtNombre.Text = oArea.Nombre;
            ddlTipoServicio.SelectedValue = oArea.IdTipoServicio.IdTipoServicio.ToString();

   chkImprimeCodigoBarras.Checked = oArea.ImprimeCodigoBarra;

            ConfiguracionCodigoBarra oConfiguracion = new ConfiguracionCodigoBarra();
            oConfiguracion = (ConfiguracionCodigoBarra)oConfiguracion.Get(typeof(ConfiguracionCodigoBarra), "IdTipoServicio", oArea.IdTipoServicio);
            if (oConfiguracion == null)
            {
                chkImprimeCodigoBarras.Enabled = false;
                chkImprimeCodigoBarras.Checked = false;
            }
            else
            {
                chkImprimeCodigoBarras.Enabled = oConfiguracion.Habilitado;
                if (!oConfiguracion.Habilitado )chkImprimeCodigoBarras.Checked = oConfiguracion.Habilitado;
            }

        }
        private void CargarListas()
        {
        Utility oUtil = new Utility();

        string m_ssql = "select idTipoServicio,nombre  from Lab_TipoServicio where baja = 0";
            oUtil.CargarCombo(ddlTipoServicio, m_ssql, "idTipoServicio", "nombre");
            ddlTipoServicio.Items.Insert(0, new ListItem("Seleccione Tipo de Servicio", "0"));
        m_ssql = null;
        oUtil = null;
        }

        protected void btnGuardar_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (Page.IsValid)
            {
                Area oArea = new Area();
                if (Request["id"] != null) oArea = (Area)oArea.Get(typeof(Area), int.Parse( Request["id"]));
                Guardar(oArea);

                if (Request["id"] != null)
                    Response.Redirect("AreaList.aspx");
                else
                Response.Redirect("AreaEdit.aspx");
            }
        }

        private void Guardar(Area oRegistro)
        {

            TipoServicio oTipo = new TipoServicio();
            Usuario oUser= new Usuario();
            oUser = (Usuario)oUser.Get(typeof(Usuario), int.Parse(Session["idUsuario"].ToString()));
            //Efector oEfector = new Efector();

            //Configuracion oC = new Configuracion();
            //oC = (Configuracion)oC.Get(typeof(Configuracion), "IdConfiguracion", 1);

            oRegistro.Nombre = txtNombre.Text;
            oRegistro.IdEfector = oUser.IdEfector;
            oRegistro.IdTipoServicio = (TipoServicio)oTipo.Get(typeof(TipoServicio), int.Parse(ddlTipoServicio.SelectedValue));
            oRegistro.ImprimeCodigoBarra = chkImprimeCodigoBarras.Checked;
        //    oRegistro.IdUsuarioResponsable = (Usuario)oUser.Get(typeof(Usuario), int.Parse(ddlResponsable.SelectedValue));
            oRegistro.IdUsuarioRegistro = oUser;
            oRegistro.FechaRegistro = DateTime.Now;

            oRegistro.Save();
    }

        protected void btnRegresar_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Response.Redirect("ListaArea.aspx");
        }

        protected void ddlTipoServicio_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            TipoServicio oTipo = new TipoServicio();
             oTipo = (TipoServicio)oTipo.Get(typeof(TipoServicio), int.Parse(ddlTipoServicio.SelectedValue));

            ConfiguracionCodigoBarra oConfiguracion=  new ConfiguracionCodigoBarra();
            oConfiguracion = (ConfiguracionCodigoBarra)oConfiguracion.Get(typeof(ConfiguracionCodigoBarra), "IdTipoServicio", oTipo);
            if (oConfiguracion == null)
                chkImprimeCodigoBarras.Enabled = false;
            else
                chkImprimeCodigoBarras.Enabled = oConfiguracion.Habilitado;

        }
    }
}


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Great Falls family searching for solutions after stolen car found in ruins
Skylar Rispens
Good news for the Rocchi family was that law enforcement tracked down their stolen truck.
Bad news is Phil and Irene still are effectively stranded at their home off McIver Road on Angus Ranch, about 11 miles out of Great Falls, because the vehicle was effectively trashed.
Law enforcement found the vehicle near the Centennial Village Apartments on Great Falls' west side after friends and family of the Rocchis spotted the pickup driving around Great Falls. The vehicle was locked and unattended when it was found, and the culprit has not been identified by police, according to Irene.
Upon unlocking the car, the Rocchis discovered their pickup had been trashed and their personal items had been stolen. Irene said the pickup now backfires and doesn't shift properly.
"The right tire sounds like it wants to fall off; they just trashed it," said Irene. "I don't even think it's safe to drive."
There is light at the end of the tunnel. After a Tribune article about the Rocchis' situation ran online and in print earlier this week, numerous residents and dealers inquired with the Tribune about helping out.
It looked bleak last Thursday, a day after Phil had been diagnosed with thyroid cancer, when the couple's 2002 Ford F-150 was stolen while Phil was working his shift at the Staybridge Suites.
Phil bought the vehicle a few months ago and recently finished paying it off.
Great Falls Police said that car thefts are becoming more common in Great Falls and warned residents not to leave the car unlocked or idling in a driveway or parking lot.
Although Phil didn't leave his car unlocked or idling unsupervised, the criminal element still prevailed.
Both Phil and Irene work in town. Phil works full-time at Staybridge Suites, and Irene works part time at Sam's Club. Neither Phil nor Irene have fully dependable alternatives to make it to work for every shift.
The stress of losing their vehicle goes beyond transportation to work as both don't have a way to make it to their medical appointments.
In addition to Phil's cancer diagnoses, Irene has pulmonary fibrosis and gets around primarily in a wheelchair. Phil also suffered a stroke in May.
Both also have diabetes.
The Rocchis can't afford to make a down payment on a vehicle anytime soon on top of their medical and living expenses. Phil's 13-year-old daughter started middle school recently and the Rocchis haven't been able to take her back-to-school shopping. Luckily, she can catch the bus to and from school.
"We need a miracle," said Irene.
Reach Tribune reporter Skylar Rispens at srispens@greatfallstribune.com. To support her work, subscribe today and get a special offer.


1920s Leedy Bass drum in original Black Onyx Pearl. Drum isn't in perfect round, but these shells were undersized so heads fit just fine. Inlay has been glued and stapled back in various places - each hoop is missing some at the very bottom. Hoops are also not in perfect round but work fine. Most of the nickel is missing on the claws and t-handles, two of which are unoriginal. One tube lug has been retapped and damaged in the process, however it was retapped again and now works (see last photo). The round hole at the bottom is factory. Some of the internal mounting hardware is unoriginal.


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