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Microsoft has heard your cries by releasing IE patch for Windows XP
Vamien McKalin, Tech Times 05 May 2014, 01:05 am
All is not lost for Windows XP users who are suffering from the critical IE 0-day bug. At first we thought the operating system was a lost cause due to Microsoft's announcement to no longer release security updates. However, the company has backtracked on its word and will be updating the OS to fix the issue.
No doubt this is great news, and many Windows XP users should be in a happy mood right now.
Microsoft released a fix for the 0-day issue at around 10am on Thursday morning. This should prevent attackers from installing malware onto computers running Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. A successful attack could have allowed hackers to take direct control of a person's computer or track what they are doing online.
Security firm FireEye was the first to come across 0-day few days ago and claimed the vulnerability could be exploited to target financial institutions through Internet Explorer. However, with the patch Microsoft has released, that issue should now be a thing of memory.
"The majority of customers have automatic updates enabled and will not need to take any action because protections will be downloaded and installed automatically," Dustin Childs of Microsoft Trustworthy Computing, the company's security group, said in a blog post. "If you're unsure if you have automatic updates, or you haven't enabled Automatic Update, now is the time."
Unfortunately for some users, they had to check for updates manually despite having automatic update turned on.
The reason for Microsoft's decision to support IE 6 for Windows XP could mainly be due to the 26 percent of all PC users who still use the 12 year old platform. Not to mention thousands of businesses that can't afford to upgrade from XP to Windows 7 or Windows 8.1.
At the end of the day, users and business alike must make an effort to upgrade to the latest versions of Windows, or face serious issues going forward. Chances are; Microsoft won't ever look back at XP after today, and everyone need to be prepared for what is to come.
If users cannot afford to upgrade to Windows 7 or Windows 8.1, then the best case scenario here, is to download a free Linux powered operating system until the funds are available for them to make the switch. They might even find love for Linux, if they try hard enough.
Tags: 0-day Bug Windows XP Internet Explorer 6 Microsoft Internet security
Microsoft will release patch for dangerous IE exploit but not for Windows XP
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As Oman enters its 48th year of renaissance, we hope to see its sustained development continue. In recent years we have witnessed, through the implementation of various plans and programmes, the accomplishment of those goals which we have had our sights set on since the dawn of our new era. These achievements are inspired by our fundamental principles: the development of Oman's richly abundant supply of human and natural resources; the building of infrastructure; and the establishment of the state's institutions.
We affirm the need to further diversify our sources of national income. Indeed, it is important to look into harnessing alternative energy sources and finding food security. Oil is a finite resource, therefore it is important that we do not solely depend on it to finance development. We have stressed this truth from the beginning, and our efforts have been very successful. However, oil is still our main resource, and the fluctuation of its price is of great concern. It is essential to diversify the sources of our national income more widely, in order to make oil revenues only a minor element of this income. This leads us to call upon citizens to save, invest, pursue business interests, develop industry, tourism and agriculture, and utilise mineral resources, fisheries, livestock and other sources of revenue.
To date, we have been very pleased with the private sector's progress in providing job opportunities for citizens and welcome efforts to intensify its employment initiatives. The private sector is one of the basic pillars of development, both economically and socially. The construction, economic, commercial and industrial projects established in the Sultanate have absorbed many national workers, and the private sector has demonstrated its cooperation in shouldering responsibility, as it assumed a valuable role in working with the government and boosting sustainable development efforts. We look forward to the private sector playing an even greater role, especially in advancing human resources and offering employment opportunities.
It is unjust that some citizens perceive the private sector as being reliant on what the state offers without contributing to the service of society and social institutions or programmes, or assume that the private sector seeks only to achieve profit without helping people, the environment or the country. Fallacies such as these will harm not only the future of the private sector, but also development plans in the country, particularly those concerning the diversification of income sources. Therefore, the private sector must work harder to counteract these misconceptions with efficient and practical measures, such as increasing contributions to altruistic developments and working more closely with the government and civil society institutions on policies that offer social services. Taking on a positive attitude can enhance the confidence and appreciation of citizens for the private sector's role. It will encourage the Omani youth to work in the sector and instil a spirit of belonging to institutions. This will in turn positively influence their performance and work ethic, which will additionally contribute to productivity.
Our youth must remember that work is as much a right as it is a duty. Everyone who has completed their education or training should take up a useful profession that fulfils their sense of being, and through this one can achieve their ambitions, rather than wait for a government job. The state, with all its civil, security and military institutions, cannot continue to be the main source of employment, as the state cannot sustain this forever. Citizens have to understand that the private sector is the real source of employment in the long run.
While we commend the government's recent performance, we also emphasise the need for constant revision of administrative systems. This will ensure that the best procedures are followed, thus expediting the decision-making process. The government administrative system must cooperate with the private sector and not let bureaucracy or routine hinder its good performance; in this way, we will be able to reach our goals.
This article is from the Country Profile chapter of The Report: Oman 2018. Explore other chapters from this report.


It seems we never learn from history though. Prohibition still exists, it's just with drugs now as opposed to alcohol. If health nazi nutjobs have their way it'll extend into tobacco as well. Where is the freedom in this action? If you hate smoking, I understand that. I will endeavor not to smoke in your presence, however I ask that you please do not lobby for even more jaws injurious to the sale of tobacco. Whether you think it's healthy or not, what gives you the right to take away my personal freedom to choose what I wish to do with my own body? The same thing can be applied to the food nazis, always going on about low fat diets. I've done that, for some years now and never lost weight. Now I'm backpedaling in the other direction and eating higher fat in my diet... and losing weight. GASP!
Say it isn't so? You mean medical "science" is actually wrong about what makes us fat. Yeah pretty much. Now all alone I am by no means a scientific study, I only know this works for me and I'm not being obscene about the amount of fat in my diet. I'll have to get more in depth about this since I finally cemented a real diet plan after experimentation for the past month. About the ad... it's for Pick's Soda Parlor equipment. Soda parlors became all the rage in the 20's as a place to go out in the evening and since most were speakeasy's as well you could get a drink of illicit alcohol.


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A Message From British Film Director, CHRIS EVERARD: Since 1997, I have been investigating the crash which killed Princess Diana, her companion, Dodi AlFayed, the driver, Henri Paul, and massively wounded ex-paratrooper Trevor Rees-Jones. LADY DIE represents nearly ten years of research by myself, DAVID ICKE and the co-authors of the book "Diana: The Hidden Evidence", JON KING and JOHN BEVERIDGE.
A Mercedes S280 of the exact model and year was purchased in order that tests could be made for this documentary. The film has a running time of nearly 4 hours and leaves no stone unturned.
The horrific history of the royal family is exposed, including the faked suicide/murder of Stephen Ward, Prince Philip's links with the Profumo scandal, Occult Cocktail Parties at the Cliveden Estate in the 1960s, the exorcism of Stephen Wards cottage, the double murder of two young princes in the Tower of London, the forced euthenasia of King George in 1936 – his killing was timed to coincide with the morning edition of The Times newspaper – and, of course, the film features a full investigation into the crash which killed Princess Diana.
I assembled a Scotland Yard-style incident board for the making of this documentary, which reveals hitherto unknown information about many of the characters involved in the plot to kill Diana.
The film explores the hand-written note which Diana gave to her butler – and another given for safe keeping to her lawyer – which explicitly said that a fake car crash, one which would result in death, was being planned by people working for Prince Charles.
DAVID ICKE bravely puts forward his research, based on confidantes of Princess Diana, which suggests that the crash in Paris was the beginning of a gruesome occult ritual with the time and place of the crash being chosen carefully to coincide with ancient Satanic Rites. Davids excellent book THE BIGGEST SECRET is also discussed in this film.
What exactly did the Queen mean when she warned Diana's butler PAUL BURREL, that there were "dark and mysterious forces" at work in Britain?
What was Henri Paul doing the hours immediately before he turned up for work on that fateful night?
Why was the SIPA press agency in Paris broken into following the death of a Paparazzi photographer?
Who were the senior MI6 and MI5 agents in the tunnel on the night of the crash?
Why was Klaus Werner deported after standing vigil outside Dianas apartment?
All these questions and much more are answered in this film, which was edited in a constantly moving vehicle and deposited at the DVD factories on the day that the British inquiry heard the father of Dodi AlFayed pronounce that his sons death was a case of Black & White MURDER.
The historical part of this film proves, using extensive photos, newspaper cuttings, film clips and testimonies, that the royal family have stabbed and slashed their way to power throughout the ages.
The producers have invoked FAIR USE guidelines in the making of this film. All proceeds will be used to offer subsidised courses in film making, which will be announced later this year.
I would like to thank all the patient and loyal subscribers to the Enigma Channel your support has made this important film possible.
Our comment: Another first-class release from Enigma Motion Pictures. When you learn the information this disk contains you'll completely understand why the Diana inquest will not and indeed cannot ever conclude there was a conspiracy by the Royals to kill her. This is another major piece of the conspiracy puzzle and a powerful one at that.
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First first, gonna give this one a go
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damn are you kidding me?! Ectoplazm?! this doc. is full of crap.

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[EP 07] Merging Multi-Passions: From Raw Food to Rap with Jonny Freesh
This week's podcast guest is Jonny Freesh – I'm sure that's not his real last name, but I think it goes quite well with his love for fresh raw food and fresh rap music. I met Jonny during a few open mic nights in Ubud, where we both live. Now, I secretly love open mic nights, because it brings me such happy joy when I see people go up on stage, look around as if they are about to shit their pants, and then do amazing things like belt out opera music like a pro. And then the look that comes over their face when the support and applause comes in – it's like a "ahhh, I'm OK, no one laughed, I'm accepted!" It's a great thing to witness.
I wanted to share Jonny's story with you, because I love the idea of how he merges his passion of raw food, with his passion for rapping and music. But the biggest surprise of all for me personally in this podcast interview, was how touched I was in hearing his experience of facing his shadows, and being vulnerable and humble to change.
So, let's tune in to my interview with Jonny this week, where we speak about picking the right business idea with integrity, how Bali has helped him stay focus and given him less financial pressure, and how to feel fear, and move through it.
Episode 5 | Special Guest Jonny Freesh
How he escaped from "having to have a real job"
His health journey that drew him to eating raw and becoming a raw food chef
How he reinvigorated his passion for rap and merged it with his love for raw foods
How he gets the confidence to go on stage and rap live
Details about the shadow work he does to get in touch with himself and interpret his emotions through vulnerability
An amazing discussion about how to deal with that inner critic/voice that stops you in your tracks when you're fearful of something, and how to have a relationship with that part so that it can allow you to continue moving forward
Memorable Podcast Snippets:
"The dream of being a rapper was totally absent when I came here. When I wrote the durian song, that was the first song I wrote here. It kind of revived it in me. And one of the things I like to say is, raw food was my main passion for a while because my health was shitty and I didn't feel motivated to do anything passionately for a long time. My health improved when I got on raw food and so I became more motivated and I was really passionate about something or another and it shifted. Eventually when I found the rap again, I realized that this was the thing I was most passionate about at the time, so I started doing it a lot. And I didn't even think or know if I was good enough to do it professionally. What gave me the confidence was how well people responded to my music at Vespa Open Mic Night. It was really "Ubud Superstar" – people love that song. Every single time I perform that's the song people request, and "Durian" is the other one. So people loved the performance and I thought, 'Oh, maybe I can actually do this.' And I had never recorded anything before. I basically used to write a few verses and freestyle, mainly when I was drunk and high at university. And I did think before to take it to the next level but no one ever gave me feedback that was very positive. When people started reacting well to my songs, and I realized it is actually pretty cheap to record in Bali. And I have a friend who's a music production teacher.
"When I first got to Bali, I didn't make a penny for the first 6 months on rawfoodbali.com. Everything that I thought I would do for money didn't work out so I had to adapt and I was scared shitless. Usually once a week for those first 6 months, until I got to the point where I thought I could teach those classes myself (and I didn't think I'd ever get there) basically had a serendipitous online stumbling to get that online class and it's an expensive class. I couldn't afford it and I wouldn't have paid for it even if I could. It wasn't something that I would invest in but the owner of the villa who was hosting of the course was looking for a work exchange, and he was looking for someone who was tech savvy, to deal with social media, etc. And so we did a work exchange and then after that I was like now, there's no reason for me to do it. …dealing with the other chefs in town was a pain in the butt and just not very logistically sound to do this 3-way organizational thing between students and chefs. I was petrified of this, I almost just sold the business and left. It was pretty scary."
"I think growing up, I was never really afraid to be embarrassed, so thats in there inherently. And I still do have some fear about performing, but the crowds in Bali are friendly. I still have some fear about going to the West to perform which is what I wanna do to turn this into. My ideal career path is to be a stage performer, that's what I like the most. So there's still fear in there. I think the biggest thing has been feeling fear and doing shadow work. So I go to a mens circle like a once a week thing. And we do Carl Jung philosophy work and we figure out the underlying fears and the parts about us that we don't want to see that lead us to behave in ways. The inner lack of worth. I go every week and that's been really big and embrace that kind of stuff and just feel it.
Resources listed on the show:
Learn more and get in touch with Jonny:
Jonny's Twitter: https://twitter.com/jonnyfreesh
Website for Jonny's Music: https://www.freeshmusic.com/
Jonny Freesh Music Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonnyfreeshmusic
Jonny Freesh Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jonny-freesh/
Jonny Freesh YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/jonnyfreesh
Jonny Freesh Instagram: https://instagram.com/jonnyfreesh
Raw Food Bali Website: https://rawfoodbali.com/
Raw Food Bali Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RawFoodBali
Raw Food Bali Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/rawfoodbali/
Raw Food Bali Instagram: https://instagram.com/rawfoodbali/
Site Jonny uses for his shadow work: https://mankindproject.org/
King, Warrior, Magician, Lover – a modern adaptation of the four main archetypes found in each male's behavior: https://www.amazon.com/King-Warrior-Magician-Lover-Rediscovering/dp/0062506064
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It's our great pleasure today to introduce Beth Goldblatt as an IntLawGrrls contributor. Beth is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Technology Sydney. She is a Visiting Fellow of the Australian Human Rights Centre in the Faculty of Law at the University of New South Wales and an Honorary Senior Research Fellow of the Faculty of Law at the University of the Witwatersrand. Beth received her PhD from the University of New South Wales and her LLM from the University of the Witwatersrand.
Beth has been involved in research, advocacy, litigation, law reform, policy work and teaching in South Africa and Australia. Her work focuses on feminist legal theory and gender, family law, equality and discrimination, comparative constitutional law, transitional justice, disability, and human rights with a focus on economic and social rights and the right to social security in particular. She has co-edited Women's Social and Economic Rights (2011, Juta) with Kirsty McLean and Women's Rights to Social Security and Social Protection (2014, Hart) with Lucie Lamarche. She co-authored 'Gender Equality and Human Rights' with Sandra Fredman, a background paper for UN Women's Progress of the World's Women Report, 2015-2016.
Her first post will discuss her newest book, Developing the Right to Social Security – A Gender Perspective (2016, Routledge). Heartfelt welcome!


Essential oils are the aromatic compounds extracted from plants through a distillation process. These compounds are what gives the plant aroma and flavor. Essential oils are the most potent form of plant material - just 1 drop of essential oil can contain hundreds of compound constituents and is very potent. doTERRA sources our essential oils in their natural habitat, where climate and soil conditions are ideal to provide the most pure, potent & therapeutic essential oil to benefit our bodies.
INHALING: place 1-2 drops of oil in your hands and rub together, cup your hands over your nose and mouth and inhale through your nose. One of our favorite tips is to take an extra minute and inhale the extra oils from the palms of your hands after any topical oil use. Or you can breathe deeply straight out of the bottle to make it even easier on yourself!
DIFFUSING: This is an excellent method for purifying the air, boosting your mood, and creating an overall healthy atmosphere in your home, car, desk at work- anywhere! Simply add a few drops of an essential oil(s) of choice to a diffuser in order to gain benefits of aromatic use.
Place 1-2 drops of desired oil into your hands and apply to the targeted area. When beginning topical use, dilute every oil with fractionated coconut oil (fco) and start by applying to the bottom of your feet. Over time if there are no sensitivities than you may move to applying the essential oil neat, although applying with FCO is always recommended. Some of our favorite places to apply our oils topically are the bottoms of the feet, the inside of the wrists, and along the base of the neck & spine. Remember that when plants are distilled for the extraction of essential oils, the properties are concentrated. Essential oils are more potent than whole plant material.
A good tip to remember regarding taking oils internally, is to always look for the Supplement Facts on the label. If it says "Ingredients" it would be best to use the oil topically or aromatically instead. You want to make sure the oil is 100% pure and safe for ingestion. There are many opinions on ingesting essential oils and it is important that you do your own research and use this method as you see fit in your life. Dosage guidelines for internal use vary depending on the age and size of the person as well as the individual's health status.
The methods we suggest for ingesting essential oils include placing a drop of oil under your tongue for immediate absorption; placing oil in a glass of water, in tea, food; or filling an empty veggie capsule (remember to take these quickly as the capsule will disintegrate with time). When drinking oils in liquid, be sure the the container you're drinking from is either glass, aluminum, stainless steel, or ceramic as certain oils will deteriorate plastic. Keep in mind, that a single drop of essential oil is obtained from a large amount of plant material. One drop of essential oil can contain hundreds of compound constituents and is very potent.
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These series of hand-lettering artworks were created for the german agency mangler+noller gmbh. They are going to be used for their 10 year anniversary. mangler+noller gmbh wished for a vibrant and dynamic style that matches their agency claim "living communication". Senior Art Director Claudia Horn wanted a brush lettering style similar to my previous work: Bukowski quote poster. All type was hand-drawn and then refined digitally.
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The design is featured on the following Instagram inspiration feeds (with corresponding websites and Facebook pages): @slowroastedo, @typelikethat, @thedesigncurator and @calligritype.


I love puff pastry. It reminds me of my grandmother's kitchen. She loved to make all sorts of easy puff pastry tarts or quiches for dinner. When you see how easy it is to make this quiche recipe, you'll want to make it over and over again.
There are days where I don't want to make intricate meals. It's mid afternoon and it's too late to throw something in the crockpot. I want something quick, easy and delicious my whole family will love.
When I say quick, I mean fifteen minutes or less of prep-time and the oven or stove can do the rest. For this, I usually hit the freezer and pull out frozen pie dough or puff pastry.
I decided to use what I had left of my cherry tomatoes, mozzarella balls and one zuchinni. The zucchini looks all pretty, don't you think? Ha! it's not because I have fine knife skills, this technique is the result of using a vegetable peeler while balancing a baby on my hip.
Speaking of that baby… I can't believe he is sixteen months old already! Time flies. My girl is turning 7 in a week. What is happening here?! Why can't we pause time? I'm sure you can relate to this if you have kids of your own. It seems like it was yesterday when I launched MOMables and had a baby. My goodness!
This week has been filled with excitement and activity. I can't wait to tell you more details… very soon. I promise. For now, know that I am cooking up some great stuff… little things here and there that lead to a really big thing.
Where were we? Oh yes. This awesome puff pastry quiche. It's a no frills recipe. The ingredients are easy to swap for what you have on hand. Say… ham and cheese only? Bacon and cheese? Tomato, basil and mozzarella? Done and done.
Just because the pictures look pretty, doesn't mean it's too pretty to eat. Most of my blog pictures are taken outside, when dad is home and the kids are entertained. Today, I was alone. I used a lighting kit by a window and leftover props from a previous shoot. It was too cute to go to waste, right?
Next week, I'll tell you about my trip to Virginia a few days ago. I had such an amazing time and got to meet other foodies who love hummus as much as I do! For now, I leave you with my new favorite way to eat eggs. I'm sure you are going to love it too.
Classic quiche texture with a surprisingly delicious crust.
Unfold pastry sheet on to a pie dish. If you want it to have nice edges, go around and cut the excess puff pastry all the way around, leaving 1/4 inch over lap. You can also lay it flat on a baking sheet and create a rectangular quiche.
Top with tomatoes, zucchini and cheese.
Whisk eggs, rosemary, pepper and salt in a bowl. Whisk in yogurt or sour cream. Pour egg mixture over toppings over puff pastry. Bake until pastries are puffed and golden and toppings are set, about 18-22 minutes.
This recipe is very simple and versatile. Swap ingredients and have fun! If your edges are beginning to brown and your quiche is still jiggly, cover the edges with foil until it's fully cooked and firm. Nobody likes jiggly eggs, right?


Transform a classic or traditional lamp with this gold silk hexagon softback lamp shade.
Take room decor to new heights with this elegant lamp shade. Its decorative geometric shape accentuates the look of a beautiful lamp and offers a polished brass spider fitter as well as an 8.5-inch harp. Wrapped in pure pongee silk with silk lining and gorgeous edging, this gold silk hexagon softback lamp shade becomes a central focus in room decor.
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You might want to remember the past and playing a game of classic Arkanoid, not abounding high-tech twists or surpluses graphics solutions.
Game Description Breaking blocks online. How to play the game online You might want to remember the past and playing a game of classic Arkanoid, not abounding high-tech twists or surpluses graphics solutions.


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Honeypots are security devices whose value lie in being probed and compromised. Traditional honeypots are servers (or devices that expose server services) that wait passively to be attacked. Client Honeypots are active security devices in search of malicious servers that attack clients. The client honeypot poses as a client and interacts with the server to examine whether an attack has occurred. Often the focus of client honeypots is on web browsers, but any client that interacts with servers can be part of a client honeypot (for example ftp, ssh, email, etc.).

There are several terms that are used to describe client honeypots. Besides client honeypot, which is the generic classification, honeyclient is the other term that is generally used and accepted. However, there is a subtlety here, as "honeyclient" is actually a homograph that could also refer to the first known open source client honeypot implementation (see below), although this should be clear from the context.

Architecture
A client honeypot is composed of three components. The first component, a queuer, is responsible for creating a list of servers for the client to visit. This list can be created, for example, through crawling. The second component is the client itself, which is able to make a requests to servers identified by the queuer. After the interaction with the server has taken place, the third component, an analysis engine, is responsible for determining whether an attack has taken place on the client honeypot.

In addition to these components, client honeypots are usually equipped with some sort of containment strategy to prevent successful attacks from spreading beyond the client honeypot. This is usually achieved through the use of firewalls and virtual machine sandboxes.

Analogous to traditional server honeypots, client honeypots are mainly classified by their interaction level: high or low; which denotes the level of functional interaction the server can utilize on the client honeypot. In addition to this there are also newly hybrid approaches which denotes the usage of both high and low interaction detection techniques.

High interaction
High interaction client honeypots are fully functional systems comparable to real systems with real clients. As such, no functional limitations (besides the containment strategy) exist on high interaction client honeypots. Attacks on high interaction client honeypots are detected via inspection of the state of the system after a server has been interacted with. The detection of changes to the client honeypot may indicate the occurrence of an attack against that has exploited a vulnerability of the client. An example of such a change is the presence of a new or altered file.

High interaction client honeypots are very effective at detecting unknown attacks on clients. However, the tradeoff for this accuracy is a performance hit from the amount of system state that has to be monitored to make an attack assessment. Also, this detection mechanism is prone to various forms of evasion by the exploit. For example, an attack could delay the exploit from immediately triggering (time bombs) or could trigger upon a particular set of conditions or actions (logic bombs). Since no immediate, detectable state change occurred, the client honeypot is likely to incorrectly classify the server as safe even though it did successfully perform its attack on the client. Finally, if the client honeypots are running in virtual machines, then an exploit may try to detect the presence of the virtual environment and cease from triggering or behave differently.

Capture-HPC
Capture  is a high interaction client honeypot developed by researchers at Victoria University of Wellington, NZ. Capture differs from existing client honeypots in various ways. First, it is designed to be fast. State changes are being detected using an event based model allowing to react to state changes as they occur. Second, Capture is designed to be scalable. A central Capture server is able to control numerous clients across a network. Third, Capture is supposed to be a framework that allows to utilize different clients. The initial version of Capture supports Internet Explorer, but the current version supports all major browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Safari) as well as other HTTP aware client applications, such as office applications and media players.

HoneyClient
HoneyClient  is a web browser based (IE/FireFox) high interaction client honeypot designed by Kathy Wang in 2004 and subsequently developed at MITRE. It was the first open source client honeypot and is a mix of Perl, C++, and Ruby. HoneyClient is state-based and detects attacks on Windows clients by monitoring files, process events, and registry entries. It has integrated the Capture-HPC real-time integrity checker to perform this detection. HoneyClient also contains a crawler, so it can be seeded with a list of initial URLs from which to start and can then continue to traverse web sites in search of client-side malware.

HoneyMonkey (dead since 2010)

HoneyMonkey  is a web browser based (IE) high interaction client honeypot implemented by Microsoft in 2005. It is not available for download. HoneyMonkey is state based and detects attacks on clients by monitoring files, registry, and processes. A unique characteristic of HoneyMonkey is its layered approach to interacting with servers in order to identify zero-day exploits. HoneyMonkey initially crawls the web with a vulnerable configuration. Once an attack has been identified, the server is reexamined with a fully patched configuration. If the attack is still detected, one can conclude that the attack utilizes an exploit for which no patch has been publicly released yet and therefore is quite dangerous.

SHELIA (dead since 2009)
Shelia  is a high interaction client honeypot developed by Joan Robert Rocaspana at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. It integrates with an email reader and processes each email it receives (URLs & attachments). Depending on the type of URL or attachment received, it opens a different client application (e.g. browser, office application, etc.) It monitors whether executable instructions are executed in data area of memory (which would indicate a buffer overflow exploit has been triggered). With such an approach, SHELIA is not only able to detect exploits, but is able to actually ward off exploits from triggering.

UW Spycrawler
The Spycrawler  developed at the University of Washington is yet another browser based (Mozilla) high interaction client honeypot developed by Moshchuk et al. in 2005. This client honeypot is not available for download. The Spycrawler is state based and detects attacks on clients by monitoring files, processes, registry, and browser crashes. Spycrawlers detection mechanism is event based. Further, it increases the passage of time of the virtual machine the Spycrawler is operating in to overcome (or rather reduce the impact of) time bombs.

Web Exploit Finder
WEF  is an implementation of an automatic drive-by-download – detection in a virtualized environment, developed by Thomas Müller, Benjamin Mack and Mehmet Arziman, three students from the Hochschule der Medien (HdM), Stuttgart during the summer term in 2006. WEF can be used as an active HoneyNet with a complete virtualization architecture underneath for rollbacks of compromised virtualized machines.

Low interaction
Low interaction client honeypots differ from high interaction client honeypots in that they do not utilize an entire real system, but rather use lightweight or simulated clients to interact with the server. (in the browser world, they are similar to web crawlers). Responses from servers are examined directly to assess whether an attack has taken place. This could be done, for example, by examining the response for the presence of malicious strings.

Low interaction client honeypots are easier to deploy and operate than high interaction client honeypots and also perform better. However, they are likely to have a lower detection rate since attacks have to be known to the client honeypot in order for it to detect them; new attacks are likely to go unnoticed. They also suffer from the problem of evasion by exploits, which may be exacerbated due to their simplicity, thus making it easier for an exploit to detect the presence of the client honeypot.

HoneyC
HoneyC  is a low interaction client honeypot developed at Victoria University of Wellington by Christian Seifert in 2006. HoneyC is a platform independent open source framework written in Ruby. It currently concentrates driving a web browser simulator to interact with servers. Malicious servers are detected by statically examining the web server's response for malicious strings through the usage of Snort signatures.

Monkey-Spider (dead since 2008)
Monkey-Spider  is a low-interaction client honeypot initially developed at the University of Mannheim by Ali Ikinci. Monkey-Spider is a crawler based client honeypot initially utilizing anti-virus solutions to detect malware. It is claimed to be fast and expandable with other detection mechanisms. The work has started as a diploma thesis and is continued and released as Free Software under the GPL.

PhoneyC (dead since 2015)
PhoneyC  is a low-interaction client developed by Jose Nazario. PhoneyC mimics legitimate web browsers and can understand dynamic content by de-obfuscating malicious content for detection. Furthermore, PhoneyC emulates specific vulnerabilities to pinpoint the attack vector. PhoneyC is a modular framework that enables the study of malicious HTTP pages and understands modern vulnerabilities and attacker techniques.

SpyBye
SpyBye  is a low interaction client honeypot developed by Niels Provos. SpyBye allows a web master to determine whether a web site is malicious by a set of heuristics and scanning of content against the ClamAV engine.

Thug
Thug  is a low-interaction client honeypot developed by Angelo Dell'Aera. Thug emulates the behaviour of a web browser and is focused on detection of malicious web pages. The tool uses Google V8 Javascript engine and implements its own Document Object Model (DOM). The most important and unique features of Thug are: the ActiveX controls handling module (vulnerability module), and static + dynamic
analysis capabilities (using Abstract Syntax Tree and Libemu shellcode analyser). Thug is written in Python under GNU General Public License.

YALIH
YALIH (Yet Another Low Interaction Honeyclient)  is a low Interaction Client honeypot developed by Masood Mansoori from the honeynet chapter of the Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand and designed to detect malicious websites through signature and pattern matching techniques. YALIH has the capability to collect suspicious URLs from malicious website databases, Bing API, inbox and SPAM folder through POP3 and IMAP protocol. It can perform Javascript extraction, de-obfuscation and de-minification of scripts embedded within a website and can emulate referrer, browser agents and handle redirection, cookies and sessions. Its visitor agent is capable of fetching a website from multiple locations to bypass geo-location and IP cloaking attacks. YALIH can also generate automated signatures to detect variations of an attack. YALIH is available as an open source project.

miniC
miniC  is a low interaction client honeypot based on wget retriever and Yara engine. It is designed to be light, fast and suitable for retrieval of a large number of websites. miniC allows to set and simulate referrer, user-agent, accept_language and few other variables. miniC was designed at New Zealand Honeynet chapter of the Victoria University of Wellington.

Hybrid Client Honeypots
Hybrid client honeypots combine both low and high interaction client honeypots to gain from the advantages of both approaches.

HoneySpider (dead since 2013)
The HoneySpider  network is a hybrid client honeypot developed as a joint venture between NASK/CERT Polska,  and SURFnet.  The projects goal is to develop a complete client honeypot system, based on existing client honeypot solutions and a crawler specially for the bulk processing of URLs.

References

Literature
 Jan Göbel, Andreas Dewald, Client-Honeypots: Exploring Malicious Websites, Oldenbourg Verlag 2010, , This book at Amazon

Papers
 M. Egele, P. Wurzinger, C. Kruegel, and E. Kirda, Defending Browsers against Drive-by Downloads: Mitigating Heap-spraying Code Injection Attacks, Secure Systems Lab, 2009, p. Available from iseclab.org, accessed May 15, 2009.
 Feinstein, Ben. Caffeine Monkey: Automated Collection, Detection and Analysis of JavaScript. BlackHat USA. Las Vegas, 2007.
 Ikinci, A, Holz, T., Freiling, F.C. : Monkey-Spider: Detecting Malicious Websites with Low-Interaction Honeyclients.  Sicherheit 2008: 407-421 ,
 Moshchuk, A., Bragin, T., Gribble, S.D. and Levy, H.M. A Crawler-based Study of Spyware on the Web. In 13th Annual Network and Distributed System Security Symposium (NDSS). San Diego, 2006. The Internet Society.
 Provos, N., Holz, T. Virtual Honeypots: From Botnet Tracking to Intrusion Detection. Addison-Wesley. Boston, 2007.
 Provos, N., Mavrommatis, P., Abu Rajab, M., Monrose, F. All Your iFRAMEs Point to Us. Google Technical Report. Google, Inc., 2008.
 Provos, N., McNamee, D., Mavrommatis, P., Wang, K., Modadugu, N. The Ghost In The Browser: Analysis of Web-based Malware. Proceedings of the 2007 HotBots. Cambridge, April 2007. USENIX.
 Seifert, C., Endicott-Popovsky, B., Frincke, D., Komisarczuk, P., Muschevici, R. and Welch, I., Justifying the Need for Forensically Ready Protocols: A Case Study of Identifying Malicious Web Servers Using Client Honeypots. in 4th Annual IFIP WG 11.9 International Conference on Digital Forensics, Kyoto, 2008.
 Seifert, C. Know Your Enemy: Behind The Scenes Of Malicious Web Servers. The Honeynet Project. 2007.
 Seifert, C., Komisarczuk, P. and Welch, I. Application of divide-and-conquer algorithm paradigm to improve the detection speed of high interaction client honeypots. 23rd Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing. Ceara, Brazil, 2008.
 Seifert, C., Steenson, R., Holz, T., Yuan, B., Davis, M. A. Know Your Enemy: Malicious Web Servers. The Honeynet Project. 2007. (available at honeynet.org)
 Seifert, C., Welch, I. and Komisarczuk, P. HoneyC: The Low-Interaction Client Honeypot. Proceedings of the 2007 NZCSRCS. University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand. April 2007.
 C. Seifert, V. Delwadia, P. Komisarczuk, D. Stirling, and I. Welch, Measurement Study on Malicious Web Servers in the.nz Domain, in 14th Australasian Conference on Information Security and Privacy (ACISP), Brisbane, 2009.
 C. Seifert, P. Komisarczuk, and I. Welch, True Positive Cost Curve: A Cost-Based Evaluation Method for High-Interaction Client Honeypots, in SECURWARE, Athens, 2009.
 C. Seifert, P. Komisarczuk, and I. Welch, Identification of Malicious Web Pages with Static Heuristics, in Austalasian Telecommunication Networks and Applications Conference, Adelaide, 2008.
 Stuurman, Thijs, Verduin, Alex. Honeyclients - Low interaction detection method. Technical Report. University of Amsterdam. February 2008.
 Wang, Y.-M., Beck, D., Jiang, X., Roussev, R., Verbowski, C., Chen, S. and King, S. Automated Web Patrol with Strider HoneyMonkeys: Finding Web Sites That Exploit Browser Vulnerabilities. In 13th Annual Network and Distributed System Security Symposium (NDSS). San Diego, 2006. The Internet Society.
 Zhuge, Jianwei, Holz, Thorsten, Guo, Jinpeng, Han, Xinhui, Zou, Wei. Studying Malicious Websites and the Underground Economy on the Chinese Web. Proceedings of the 2008 Workshop on the Economics of Information Security. Hanover, June 2008.

Presentations
 Presentation by Websense on their Honeyclient infrastructure and the next generation of Honeyclients they are currently working; April 2008 at RSA-2008
 The Honeynet Project
 Virtuelle Leimrouten (in German)
 Video of Michael Davis' Client Honeypot Presentation at HITB 2006
 Video of Kathy Wang's Presentation of HoneyClient at Recon 2005
 Video of Wolfgarten's presentation at CCC conference

Sites
  https://web.archive.org/web/20100131222145/https://projects.honeynet.org/capture-hpc
  https://web.archive.org/web/20071204172932/http://handlers.dshield.org/rdanford/pub/2nd_generation_honeyclients.ppt
  https://web.archive.org/web/20100131222101/https://projects.honeynet.org/honeyc/
  https://archive.today/20070410162806/http://www.honeyclient.org/trac
  https://web.archive.org/web/20180430012758/http://www.honeyspider.net/
  http://monkeyspider.sourceforge.net/
  https://code.google.com/p/phoneyc/
  https://github.com/buffer/thug
  http://www.cs.vu.nl/~herbertb/misc/shelia/
  http://www.spybye.org/
  https://web.archive.org/web/20070322205829/http://www.xnos.org/security/overview.html
  https://web.archive.org/web/20100220013531/http://code.mwcollect.org/
  http://nz-honeynet.org
  https://github.com/masood-m/yalih
  https://github.com/Masood-M/miniC

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Radio Austral es una emisora ubicada en la ciudad de Valdivia, Chile en 970 AM.

Historia
La radio salió al aire el 1 de abril de 1972. Es la emisora valdiviana actual que se ha mantenido durante mayor tiempo con su estructura y nombre inicial. Su director Augusto Olave, falleció el día 14 de mayo de 2021.

Objetivos
La radio indica en su sitio web que su principal objetivo es dar identidad local, ser la voz de los que no la tienen, dar a conocer la música nacional e internacional de todos los tiempos, noticias principalmente  locales y regionales, hacer campañas de bien social como las de la Lana" en invierno y del "Pan de Pascua" para Navidad. Por último, promover el crecimiento de nuestra ciudad y fomentar el turismo de la zona, al país y extranjero, para que personas de todo el mundo conozca nuestras costumbres gastronomía, cultura y belleza.

Información adicional
 Saludo del Intendente Iván Flores por los 36 años de vida de la radio

Referencias
Radio Austral
Austral los Ríos, 28 de septiembre de 2003

Austral
Valdivia
Emisoras de radio fundadas en 1972


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The making of Marvelous Marvin Hagler
Declan Warrington
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In 1967 Marvin Hagler found himself in the thick of the Newark riots. He emerged from them with the mindset that made him one of the greatest fighters in history, writes Declan Warrington
FIFTY-THREE years have passed since Marvin Hagler, then aged 13, had to spend five harrowing days on the floor of the modest family home in which he grew through fear of being shot while the Newark race riots raged.
Instructed to do so by the mother for whom he had such respect, if it was the reason Hagler survived becoming collateral her wisdom was demonstrated three days into those riots by the death of Rebecca Brown, a nurse's aide killed by a bullet from a policeman or National Guardsman in front of her four children having approached a window to prevent her two-year-old daughter suffering that same fate.
Brown – like Hagler, his mother Ida Mae, brother Robbie Sims and four sisters – lived in New Jersey's cramped, deprived, almost exclusively black, increasingly tense neighbourhood Central Ward, and by extension was another to find herself in the centre of the unsettling riots that started on Wednesday 12 July 1967 and that three days later took her life. By the time of its conclusion, she was one of 26 victims – one policeman, one fireman and 24 residents – officially, for suggestions persist that there were others, recorded from the thousands of bullets shot, and which also contributed to over 700 injuries and almost 1,500 arrests.
John William Smith, an unpretentious, trumpet playing, cab driver was simply attempting to do his job on a hot day when he drove around a police car double-parked on Newark's 15th Avenue. Objecting to him doing so, the white police sat in that car pulled the black Smith from his cab, beat him, took him to Central Ward's Fourth Precinct, and beat him some more.
When the residents of a large public housing development witnessed Smith's beating – racism then laced many of the actions of those in the US entrusted to enforce the law – they followed them to the precinct, and formed the start of a crowd that swiftly grew. When a false rumour then spread that Smith was dead, their anger heightened. Already aggrieved at high unemployment, the political system and poor schools and housing, another abuse by police was too much for Central Ward's black residents to bear. Those urging non-violent protests were ignored. A firebomb was thrown, and the riots began.
For five days Hagler, who had only recently entered his teens, and his family slid across cushions when they needed to use the bathroom or enter the kitchen, existing as prisoners in their own home. For those same five days it was only overhearing neighbours in their apartment building discuss what they had seen outside, the sounds of gunshots and of police and National Guardsmen on the roof, and that of looting, burning, and ultimately $10m in damage, that informed them as to what was unfolding. "It was like the end of the world," Hagler later said.
If, regardless of his extraordinary success and evolution into one of the finest middleweights of all time, Hagler was – and indeed perhaps remains – a resentful figure fuelled by a sense of injustice, that resentment can be traced back to those five days as much as it can the imperfections and injustices of a remarkable career. The most intimidating and disdainful of fighters was being forged amid the fires of Central Ward.
In researching and penetrating the painful backstories of Hagler and Sugar Ray Leonard for his newly-released book The Superfight, about their unforgettable fight in 1987, the author Brian Doogan became the first to visit the extent to which Central Ward shaped Hagler's psyche, and he told Boxing News: "Brockton, with its strong connection to Rocky Marciano, naturally became a somewhat romantic link for Hagler.
Photo by Boston Globe Archive via Getty Images
"But Marvin Hagler is defined more by Newark than he is by Brockton or even Provincetown, that bleak terrain where he trained. Provincetown, in the depths of winter, was like a ghost town and its wildness and rawness reflected something of the Hagler persona.
"I remember reading as a teenager a very brief piece in Boxing Illustrated about the race riots in Newark and Hagler, though there was very little detail about what it all meant. Over the years Marvin never really talked at length about Central Ward, but what he did say about it he described in almost apocryphal terms. Brockton, however, was the place with which he would become synonymous, and it became recognised as his hometown.
"With Hagler's great rival, Ray Leonard, Hugh McIlvanney made the point that for him to fight the way he did, there had to be something really dark buried deep inside. If that darkness was there in Ray, you could certainly see similar signs in Hagler. There's no question about that. He was a tremendously skilled, technical boxer and he worked prolifically on those skills in order to perfect his dark art, but he also had an almost barbaric dimension, a place he could go to that was beyond most people's imaginings.
"As a young boy growing up in Central Ward, Hagler came to know a social worker whose name he recalled only as 'Mr Joe', and this man was able to recognise how determined the young Hagler was to get out of Newark. Even then he knew there was something better than the reality of his own existence and that of his family in a quarter of a city which was blighted by institutionalised racism. You can detect the legacy of all of this in the character he became and some of the traits in his personality. But the extent to which he was marked by it very much remains within those impenetrable walls which protect his inner self.
"When he won his world title in London, it was Ida Mae who spoke about what they had come through as a family, and she made the point very tellingly that some experiences are too horrific, too painful to even recall in the mind, let alone speak about. Pervasive poverty, segregation and destruction of people's lives was cemented into the soul of the city in which he grew up."
Housing blocks built as recently as the fifties had been slipping into disrepair, prompting a push for urban renewal – funded by federal money – across so significant a number of projects that Newark was given the nickname Brick City. Earlier in the sixties the Great Migration and what became known as the white flight to the suburbs had transformed the city's demographics; 20,000 manufacturing jobs had also disappeared since 1950, but during that same period black migrants had arrived in waves from the segregated south.
By the time Smith was attacked the state was also seeking to build a medical school across over 150 acres of Central Ward, fuelling the feeling of a wider plan to uproot its black population, and ultimately the increasing tension and sense of persecution that essentially made the reaction to his attack inevitable.
"Hagler's experience of all that was happening at that time around Central Ward instilled in him very naturally a deep suspicion of white people," Doogan explained. "When he and his family moved to Brockton he felt very much out of place, in his own words moving from an all-black society to a mixed society. It was only through getting to know and trust the Petronelli brothers that he relaxed and began to develop an understanding of how people really were. In Central Ward in the late 1960s we're talking about deep-seated systemic racism; the institutions of the city serving to suppress the local black population. Brockton was very different but it took a long time for Marvin to recognise this and Goody and Pat were central to him developing that understanding."
Ron Borges, who during a career that took him to both the Boston Globe and Boston Herald perhaps got closer to the guarded Hagler than any other writer, told BN: "Maybe 10 years after he retired, I went with him to South Africa for a story I was doing on him. He was going there to do a television broadcast on a Roberto Duran fight outside of Johannesburg. We were there for around two weeks, flying around the country, including Cape Town to meet [Nelson] Mandela. When we landed in Cape Town they had a government guy, bodyguard and driver pick us up.
"Right outside the airport was a shanty town, and you could see all of these black people walking around in mud, basically, and these corrugated tin huts. Marvin was looking, and turned to me and said: 'Shit, that's worse than Newark.' That was the first thing he thought of.
"He always believed: 'Everybody's out to get me; everybody's out to put me down; everybody's out to hold me back'. That's where he came from.
"[Co-trainers and managers] Goody and Pat Petronelli, other than his present wife, are the last people he really trusted. Joe Frazier told him at one point: 'You've got three things going against you. You're good, you're a southpaw, and you're black.' Hagler must have told that story 200 times.
"Even today, I've talked to him a number of times – joked – saying we've got to do a book, and you can see him immediately, his whole demeanour changes. It's, 'What's this guy trying to get out of me?' He still has a wall around him. I've never got beyond that, and it's not personal. It's just him."
For even a teenager with Hagler's ambitions, the thought of transforming his life to the extent he did would almost certainly have seemed implausible. It took until he met the Petronellis before he had a father figure; Ida Mae even suspected his sensitive nature would drive him to become a social worker.
Instead, during one of those five days, the anger and contempt that came to define his decorated career perhaps began to grow as police seized upon the circumstances to take retribution, often by stealing from and destroying black-owned shops. If on the second night the violence and lootings spread and there were further beatings, by the third, the little-trained National Guard – heavily armed, white, and fearful of blacks – was also called in, worsening those circumstances by shooting into apartment buildings at snipers who were never found and driving tanks through Central Ward's streets. It took until the Monday for them to be withdrawn, by when the neighbourhood was close to burned to the ground.
"During the five days in which Newark and Central Ward in particular remained under siege, Hagler and his family remained in their flat and dared not move. A couple of stray bullets from the street battle below smashed a bedroom window, ripping straight through the plasterboard above one of the beds," Doogan said. "Marvin was a very quiet kid with had an introverted personality and all of these experiences were absorbed deep into his psyche. The resentful side of his nature is deep-rooted and it would become something of a constant throughout Marvin's life.
"He would have plenty to be resentful about in terms of how he was overlooked for so long before he gained a shot at the middleweight title and how his purses were never on a par with Leonard's, for example. But the resentments emanated most profoundly in Central Ward and that always stayed with him."
"He moved to Italy [to Milan], he told me, and he told others, partially because he felt there was a lot less racism there, compared to the United States," Borges recalls. "To have seen the things he saw – they basically burned a whole city down. It was crime-infested to the max. You can't grow up in those circumstances and forget it, just because you made millions of dollars as a boxer. He was old enough to remember the things he'd seen, and the general despair of the environment. He hadn't forgotten."
For all that so worthwhile a point had been made by the long-suffering residents of Central Ward, it is widely accepted that conditions in Newark deteriorated further before they improved. The city's reputation made those based in the suburbs reluctant to shop there, contributing to numerous businesses permanently closing; the completion of two highways made it even easier to entirely avoid. With absentee landlords also burning properties to make claims for insurance, its economy continued to unravel.
If she didn't do so while the riots were unfolding and the buildings around her were burning, the formidable Ida Mae required little time to conclude that she needed to take her young, impressionable family elsewhere. In 1969, Brockton, Massuchusetts was where she moved them to. Hagler met Goody and Pat Petronelli, so suitable at nurturing the cold, near-impenetrable barrier and physical gifts he had developed, and in 1973 he threw his first punches in a professional boxing ring.
"When he moved to Massachusetts it wasn't like he was living in the greatest part of Brockton, but compared to where he'd come from it was a lunar landscape," Borges said of a fighter whose mind is likely to revisit his youth when he sees athletes take a knee today.
"He'd have been better from a boxing [promotion] standpoint if he'd stayed in Newark. New England fighters aren't really looked upon as much as anything, so it was easy to dismiss him early on.
"He was able to overcome all of that, and do a pretty good job of, finally, once he broke through, doing the deodorant ads, being a superstar and being on the Johnny Carson show. I think he never forgot where he came from, but that he also came to understand he was more than that. Bigger than that."
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When you think about airport operations, probably the last thing to cross your mind is animals on the airfield. But that's a big part of the Salt Lake City Department of Airport's wildlife mitigation team, which spends their days tracking and modifying spaces on and around the airport to keep the airfield safe.
Swedish goshawk trap on land surrounding the Salt Lake City International Airport.
Aside from the occasional deer or antelope, mice, hamsters and other rodents are common trespassers that the wildlife team mitigate frequently. Because rodents attract predatory birds like raptors (hawks and falcons), one strategy the team employs is keeping the grass longer on the airfield to camouflage the rodents, since raptors aren't likely to hunt something they can't see.
Last year, SLC reported 280 bird strikes, some of which damaged aircraft. Since airplanes are made from aluminum, it is critical they maintain their structural integrity. A small dent or a hole in the skin of the fuselage is unwelcome.
A Northern Harrier ready for processing at the Salt Lake City International Airport's wildlife workshop.
The wildlife team monitors space within a two-mile radius of the airport, including nearby land owned by private parties. Using a geographic imaging system map, the team logs all the birds hazed using ornithological codes.
The airport operates a wildlife workshop that houses bird traps, tools and other accoutrement necessary for the job. There are "holding boxes," where birds are housed until they can be properly tagged and tracked.
Processing a bird includes measuring and weighing the species, as well determining its age and gender. Once that is determined, a band is placed around their feet, and it becomes part of the US Geological Survey. The band acts as a tracker for the birds, so if they get caught again, it would be relatively easy to track its history to see where it came from.
Wildlife mitigation is an important part of airport operations and SLC does its best to ensure the safety of all who visit the airport, human or not.


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UPDATE: Everything is up and posted in the red widget on the right hand side. Have at it college football fans!
The Big XII and WAC teleconferences were today, selected coaches will be posted by tonight, and they will be available in the Red Talkshoe Widget on the right-hand side. This week your esteemed editor asked questions of Mike Gundy from Oklahoma St, Ron Prince from Kansas St, Bo Pelini from Nebraska, Dan Hawkins from Colorado, Mike Sherman from Texas A+M, Gene Chizik from Iowa St, oh and Mack Brown from Texas (yes, I got to ask Mack Brown a question the week of Oklahoma/Texas). The WAC's presser will feature Boise St Head Coach Chris Petersen. Enjoy, college football fans!


Trahlyta is an older cultivar noted for throwing the chevron shaped eyezone to its kids. Forms a beautiful clump of clean foliage with dusky violet blooms highlight with Trahlytas trademark dark purple chevron eye. Registered as Very Fragrant.


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Q: Detect enter keypress from read in ZSH How do I detect an enter keypress in ZSH with the read built-in?  That is, how do I make the snippet below print "Got enter"
# Read 1 char.
read -k 1 "REPLY?$Make fooBar? [Yn]: "

if [[ "$REPLY" == '\n' ]]; then
  print "Got enter"
else
  print "Got other char: '$REPLY'"
fi

Context: I'm building a slightly more flexible yes-no prompter than what read -q in ZSH offers.

A: Use ANSI quoting:
if [[ $REPLY == $'\n' ]]; then

$'...' is like single quotes, but certain escaped characters have special meaning: \n is a linefeed character, \t is a tab, \\ is a literal backslash, \' is a literal single quote, etc.

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Every summer cookout deserves a few good sides. Something light and refreshing to balance things out. And you can't get much more refreshing than this Cooper Cheese Fruit and Nut Salad. Blackberries, blueberries, raspberries and peaches on a bed of greens. A little pecan crunch, tangy honey mustard dressing, all perfectly complemented by the sharpness of Cooper Cheese. It's basically summer in a bowl.
Prepare dressing by combining honey, Dijon mustard, apple cider vinegar, black pepper and onion powder. Mix well and refrigerate until ready for use.
Wash spinach and mixed greens and remove excess water. Chop spinach and mixed greens into medium-sized pieces and mix together in a bowl.
Sprinkle pecans, sliced peaches and assorted berries over greens. Sprinkle Cooper Sharp cheese on top.
Top with honey mustard dressing and enjoy!


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Welsh Rugby
'Play in Wales to play for Wales' says Blues boss Peter Thomas
Last updated on 6 April 20136 April 2013 .From the section Rugby Union
Peter Thomas says Welsh rugby's administrators should consider not selecting players for internationals if they play club rugby outside Wales.
The Cardiff Blues chairman believes the Welsh Rugby Union and regions have to act to stop the drain of players.
"I'm a firm believer that if you want to play for Wales you play in Wales," he said.
But he repeated a call for the WRU to re-instate the Professional Rugby Game Board to discuss the issues.
Lee Byrne's view
Welsh international full-back Lee Byrne, who left the Ospreys to join Clermont Auvergne, does not agree with Peter Thomas:
"If you're playing well and playing in a top team I don't see how you can be ignored really," he said.
"If coaches or people want to bring that in then you've got to weigh it up and I suppose your age and things like that put it in perspective.
"Central contracts would be ideal, I think that would be a big incentive to stop players going abroad.
"You look at the Irish players and they've managed to keep hold of the likes of Brian O'Driscoll and Rob Kearney, and I'm sure they've had big offers. I think that would be the way forward."
Thomas was speaking after a media conference in Cardiff when Regional Rugby Wales, the body that represents the four Welsh regions, called for an independent arbitrator to be appointed to help sort out the row rocking the game in Wales.
The regions also formally turned down an invitation to attend a meeting with the WRU board to discuss central contracting for key Welsh players.
It came at the end of a week when the imminent transfer of wing George North from Scarlets to Northampton prompted a falling out between the two bodies.
"The governing body needs to give us more support and the vehicle to do that is through the PRGB," Thomas told Radio Wales' Back Page programme.
"They [WRU] appointed a chairman, we supported their appointment, the chairman had a vote and they've taken that vote away from him. That's wrong."
Thomas, who played for Cardiff rugby club in the 1960s and 70s and has been a major benefactor since the Blues region was set up in 2003, believes the PRGB with an independent chairman is the only way to tackle the issues facing the game in Wales.
He thinks that when they finally get together, the regions and the union should consider radical action to stop the drain of players from the Welsh domestic game.
He believes a policy not to pick players outside Wales would make stars like Jamie Roberts - who is leaving the Blues at the end of this season - think twice about moving.
"I wonder would Jamie have gone if that clause was in place," asked Thomas.
"If you want to be an All Black you play in New Zealand, you know we're a small country with small resources.
"I think if we want to stop this drain, one of the areas, and there are several to consider, is 'you want to play for Wales, you play in Wales'."
Wales coach Warren Gatland said in 2008external-link that players based outside Wales would be less likely to be picked for Wales because they wouldn't be able to attend all training sessions.
However, the selectors have never fully applied the policy.
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Blog: News Update – April 2, 2019
by corcrc-admin
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Dear Friend of CORCRC,
Potpourri of News: Women's issues and women's perspectives are driving politics and policies around the globe. Reproductive rights, health and justice are a driving force across the spectrum of concerns here and abroad. Because keeping up with current events is nearly impossible, here is a potpourri of news articles that address the ramifications of news events on women and their families.
In the USA, abortion is more than a symbolic wedge of public opinion. Abortion rights and access are so threatened that several red states have passed or are pushing through bills that prohibit an abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected. Fetal heartbeat is usually detected around 6 weeks, which is before most women even know that they are pregnant. Fortunately, courts are challenging the constitutionality of fetal heartbeat laws that prohibit abortions at 6 weeks.
The U.S. Southern Border: In response to the overwhelming numbers of desperate people trying to enter our southern border, President Trump is threatening to close it. He is demanding that Mexico stop the surge of illegal immigrants coming into the United States. This inadequate reaction is not problem solving. Here is one fresh, feminist look at the problem: "Immigration is a Feminist Issue." We need an immigration process that treats women fairly and humanely, and recognizes the value of their contributions to the U.S. economy and society. Until we create a common-sense immigration process, we cannot justify enforcing the mix of outdated and unworkable laws on our books.
Key Priorities for Immigration Reform that Treats Women Fairly:
A clear roadmap to citizenship without disadvantaging those who cannot provide proof of work because their labor has been contingent, informal or unverifiable
Keep families together by eliminating the decades-long backlog of family-based visas, and respect the loving, committed relationships of LGBT families
Recognize the value of the work women do by including professions where women predominate, and protect women in asserting their labor and civil rights.
Protect survivors of violence by providing adequate services for asylum seekers and expanding the number of U-visas for survivors of trafficking and domestic violence.
Promote full integration of immigrant women in to the economic, social and political life of their new communities by providing assistance for legalization, citizenship, English language acquisition, and other services. "
*Hungary's anti-immigrant policy includes the promise that women who have four or more children will never pay income tax again. This is the government's way to boost the country's declining population. "Instead of looking to migration to solve the labor shortages and population decline, populist governments have rejected this option. Orbán built a wall along the country's southern border to keep migrants out during the 2015 refugee crisis, and government-controlled media frequently links migration to moral decline and terrorism in Western Europe."
*Climate Change and Gender: The International Union of the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) reports: "Extreme weather events such as droughts and floods have a greater impact on the poor and most vulnerable. 70% of the world's poor are women.
Despite women being disproportionately affected by climate change, they play a crucial role in climate change adaptation and mitigation. Women have the knowledge and understanding of what is needed to adapt to changing environmental conditions and to come up with practical solutions. But they are still a largely untapped resource. Restricted land rights, lack of access to financial resources, training and technology, and limited access to political decision-making spheres often prevent them from playing a full role in tackling climate change and other environmental challenges."
*Nuns Speak Out: An internal revolution of sorts has erupted in the Vatican since the international association of women's religious orders urged sisters to report abuse to police and to their superiors. The Vatican magazine, Women Church World, denounced sexual abuse of nuns by priests. The magazine has been revealing deep inequities in the organization. Last year, an issue devoted to work denounced how nuns are often treated like indentured servants to the male dominated hierarchy.
Join CORCRC in supporting the following bills:
HB19-1032 Comprehensive Human Sexuality Education/The Youth Wellness Act. Concerning comprehensive human sexuality education, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation. This bill allocates $1million in state funds annually to an existing grant program administered by CDPHE. Schools that wish to provide sex ed can apply for funding, and priority will be given to rural schools and schools that don't have the resources to teach sex ed. LAST ACTION: 02/28/2019 | Senate Committee on Health & Human Services Refer Amended to Appropriations SPONSORS: Rep. S. Lontine | Rep. Y. Caraveo | Sen. N. Todd | Sen. D. Coram
HB19-1001 Hospital Transparency Measures To Analyze Efficacy Concerning hospital transparency measures required to analyze the efficacy of hospital delivery system reform incentive payments, Sen. D. Moreno is a sponsor. Passed by House. LAST ACTION: 03/14/2019 | Senate Third Reading Passed – No Amendments Sponsors: Rep. C. KennedyHB19-1004 Proposal For Affordable Health Coverage Option, The bill requires the department of health care policy and financing and the division of insurance in the department of regulatory agencies (departments) to develop and submit a proposal (proposal) to certain committees of the general assembly concerning the design, costs, benefits, and implementation of a state option for health care coverage. Additionally, the departments shall present a summary of the proposal at the annual joint hearings with the legislative committees of reference during the interim before the 2020 legislative session. LAST ACTION: 03/13/2019 | Senate Committee on Health & Human Services Refer Unamended to Appropriations. Sponsors: Rep.D.Roberts | Rep.M.Catlin Sen.K.Donovan https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb19-1004
HB19-1064 Victim Notification Criminal Proceedings Concerning eliminating requirements that victims must opt in to affect their rights in criminal proceedings. Proactively adds victims into the notification of criminal proceedings system unless the victim opts out. Last Action: 02/28/2019 | House Committee on Judiciary Refer Amended to Appropriations. Sponsors: Rep. T. Sullivan
HB19-1122 Colorado Department Of Public Health And Environment Maternal Mortality Review Committee Concerning the creation of a maternal mortality review committee in the department of public health and environment. LAST ACTION: 02/13/2019 | House Committee on Public Health Care & Human Services Refer Amended to Appropriations Sponsors: Rep. J. Buckner | Rep. L. Landgraf | Sen. R. Fields | Sen. B. Gardner
SB19-085 Equal Pay For Equal Work Act Concerning the creation of the "Equal Pay for Equal Work Act" in order to implement measures to prevent pay disparities. LAST ACTION: 03/29/2019 | Senate Committee on Appropriations Refer Unamended to Senate Committee of the Whole. Sponsors: Sen. J. Danielson | Sen. B. Pettersen | Rep. J. Buckner | Rep. S. Gonzales-Gutierrez
HB19-1224 Free Menstrual Hygiene Products In Custody Concerning providing free menstrual hygiene products to people in custody. The bill requires local jails, multijurisdictional jails, and municipal jails to provide menstrual hygiene products to people in custody at no expense to the people in custody. In House Judiciary Committee. LAST ACTION: 03/25/2019 | Introduced In Senate – Assigned to Judiciary. SPONSORS: Rep. L. Herod | Sen. F. Winter
SB19-188 FAMLI Family Medical Leave Insurance Program. Concerning the creation of a family and medical leave insurance program. This bill would guarantee all Colorado workers up to 12 weeks of paid leave to care for themselves and their family. LAST ACTION: 03/13/2019 | Senate Committee on Business, Labor, & Technology Refer Amended to Finance. SPONSORS: Sen. F. Winter | Sen. A. Williams | Rep. M. Gray | Rep. M. Duran
Your support nourishes and serves as a catalyst to grow our mission. With a financial contribution, you will ensure our continued commitment to Colorado Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice (CORCRC) bringing interfaith and multiracial voices to reproductive health and rights issues.
With comments or questions, or if you would like to get involved with CORCRC, please contact Nora Bashir, CORCRC Exec Director at nora@corcrc.org or Joyce Lisbin at joyce@corcrc.org
Thanks to Progress Now you can show your support for reproductive freedom everyday with swag from the new Keep Abortion Safe merch store! The proceeds from everything you buy directly support the Keep Abortion Safe project. You may have heard about KAS recently after they made headlines with this billboard on I-70 just inside the border with Utah:
Help us keep abortion safe by taking a peek at the Keep Abortion Safe merch store and picking out something cool to show your support. Happy shopping and thanks!
More on SEX Education: Gender-Inclusive Puberty and Health Education is Life-Affirming for All by Joel Baum and Kim Westheimer
A fifth-grade student walks into their first-ever puberty education class. They look around the room: maybe they feel like everyone else has already developed in ways they haven't. Maybe they wonder why they already have characteristics a person of their gender isn't "supposed" to have for a few more years. Or maybe they feel like they just can't identify with lessons that should be giving them vital information about puberty and health.
Indeed, most puberty education classes omit foundational issues.
April 2nd: Accessing Abortion Support and Services" A panel discussion and networking event connecting medical providers and community members to learn more about:
– How and where to access abortion services
– Meet providers and allies in the community
– Funding and resources available
– Current events and improvements needed in this sector
Location: the UC Health Leprino Building 12401 E 17th Ave, Aurora, CO 80045, 5:30-8:00 pm
RSVP: executivedirector@prochoicecolorado.org or
call 303-394-1973 x112
April 9th: Protect Title X: (the only federal grant program dedicated solely to providing individuals with comprehensive family planning and related preventive health services) is being gagged. The administration is prohibiting the mention of abortion including referrals.
Join Planned Parenthood Votes Colorado (PPVC) along with Boulder Valley Women's Health Center and the Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR) for an educational evening about Title X. We'll explain what Title X is, the ongoing fight to protect this funding, and what you can do as an activist to help ensure everyone has access to quality reproductive health care in our state and beyond. Location details will be shared upon RSVP.
Tuesday, April 9th | 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
May 7th: Save the Date: Faith and Freedom – The CORCRC annual award ceremony will take place at Temple Emanuel. This year's honoree is Senator Joann Ginal. She is the newest state Senator representing Ft Collins and surrounding area. She has been a strong supporter of reproductive justice and a devoted friend to CORCRC.
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It's Here! The St. Louis Theater Circle Awards Should Be Fun And More Fun Followed By A Little More Fun
This is it- tonight's the night. We've got a lot of folks already coming but we welcome those last minute "deciders" who realize they just can't miss this event. We had our rehearsal on a rainy and cold St. Patrick's Day and it looks like we won't be tripping over each other as we present the inaugural St. Louis Theater Circle Awards. The Florissant Civic Center Theater is a beautiful venue and, with food and drink before and more drink after, how can this party not be fun! Listed below are all the particulars including a list of the nominees- so join us tonight for the biggest cast party in St. Louis theater.
Performances by local professional theater companies, ranging in size from The Muny and its productions in the 11,000-seat Forest Park amphitheater to small companies performing in modest venues around the area, will be recognized at the inaugural St. Louis Theater Circle Awards.
Date and location for the event have been changed. The ceremony will now take place on Monday, March 18, 2013 at the Florissant Civic Center Theatre in the James J. Eagan Civic Center, which is located at the intersection of Parker Road and Waterford Drive in Florissant. The event will celebrate theatrical achievements in the year 2012 in local professional theater as recognized by the St. Louis Theater Circle, a new organization comprised of area reviewers.
Other cities around the country, such as Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, San Diego, San Francisco and Washington D.C., honor their own local theatrical productions with similar awards programs. Because of potential legal issues, the name of the awards has been changed to the St. Louis Theater Circle Awards.
Tickets to the event will be $10 apiece, payable in cash or check at the door on the night of the ceremony or in advance by mailing payment by check to St. Louis Theater Circle, 7162 Delmar Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63130. Reservations can be made in advance (and then paid for at the box office on the night of the event) by contacting stltheatercircle@sbcglobal.net.
Additionally, With Love Catering, which services a number of theaters locally including The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis and Stages St. Louis, will cater the event, offering food and drinks available on a cash basis. Tickets for a special pre-dinner buffet also will be sold for $15 apiece, which includes one drink along with a buffet. Buffet tickets may be reserved in advance or paid for in advance at the same addresses as above.
The buffet will feature assorted fresh fruits, cheeses and flat breads; buffalo chicken won ton cups; baked brie in phyllo with cranberries, apples and pecans; smoked chicken and Colby quesadillas, tequila lime sour cream; pulled pork sliders with crispy onion straws; and billy goat potato chips with green onion dip.
The box office will open at 6 p.m. and the ceremony will begin at 7 p.m. The pre-event buffet will be served beginning at 5:30 p.m. A post-ceremony celebration will take place following the event until 11:30 p.m.
Additionally, well-known pianist Carol Schmidt will provide musical accompaniment throughout the presentation.
The mission of the St. Louis Theater Circle is simple: To honor St. Louis professional theater. While various reviewers may also cover professional touring shows at The Fox and the Peabody Opera House as well as selected community and college productions, The St. Louis Theater Circle Awards are designed to focus attention on dozens of area theater companies which showcase the artistic efforts of actors, directors and technical artists in the metropolitan area.
"We are delighted that Mayor Thomas Schneider and the City of Florissant have made the Florissant Civic Center Theatre available for this inaugural event," said Judith Newmark, theater critic for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and a founding member of the St. Louis Theater Circle. "Our goal is to recognize and celebrate artistic accomplishments on the professional scene in the 2012 calendar year."
Nominations for The St. Louis Theater Circle Awards are divided into categories for musicals, dramas and comedies. Approximately 100 local professional theatrical productions were presented in the St. Louis area in 2012.
The nominees for the 2012 St. Louis Theater Circle Awards are:
NOMINEES FOR MUSICALS
Outstanding Production
Ain't Misbehavin', Stages St. Louis
Chicago, The Muny
Spring Awakening, Stray Dog Theatre
Sunday in the Park with George, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
Sweeney Todd, Opera Theatre Saint Louis
Outstanding Director
Justin Been, Spring Awakening, Stray Dog Theatre
Michael Hamilton, Ain't Misbehavin', Stages St. Louis
Denis Jones, Chicago, The Muny
Scott Miller, High Fidelity, New Line Theatre
Rob Ruggiero, Sunday in the Park with George, The Rep
Outstanding Actor
Ron Bohmer, Sunday in the Park with George, The Rep
Ryan Foizey, Cry-Baby, New Line Theatre
Rod Gilfry, Sweeney Todd, Opera Theatre
Antonio Rodriguez, Urinetown, Stray Dog Theatre
John Sparger, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, New Line Theatre
Outstanding Actress
Erin Davie, Sunday in the Park with George, The Rep
Natascia Diaz, Chicago, The Muny
Tari Kelly, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Muny
Jennifer Theby, Urinetown, Stray Dog Theatre
Karen Ziemba, Sweeney Todd, Opera Theatre Saint Louis
Outstanding Supporting Actor
Dean Christopher, Chicago, The Muny
Mike Dowdy, Cry-Baby, New Line Theatre
Zachary Allen Farmer, High Fidelity, New Line
Ryan Foizey, Spring Awakening, Stray Dog Theatre
Steve Isom, My One and Only, Stages St. Louis
Outstanding Supporting Actress
Terrie Carolan, Cry-Baby, New Line Theatre
Beth Leavel, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Muny
Susanne Menzer, Sweeney Todd, Opera Theatre Saint Louis
Deborah Sharn, Urinetown, Stray Dog Theatre
Anna Skidis, Spring Awakening, Stray Dog Theatre
Outstanding Acting Ensemble
High Fidelity, New Line Theatre
Sunday in the Park with George, The Rep
Urinetown, Stray Dog Theatre
Outstanding Set Design
David Blake, The Great American Trailer Park Musical, Stray Dog Theatre
Adrian Jones, Sunday in the Park with George, The Rep
Scott L. Schoonover, High Fidelity, New Line Theatre
Michael Schweikardt, The King and I, The Muny
James Wolk, Ain't Misbehavin', Stages St. Louis
Outstanding Costume Design
Lou Bird, Ain't Misbehavin', Stages St. Louis
Brad Musgrove, My One and Only, Stages St. Louis
Alexandra Scibetta Quigley, Spring Awakening, Stray Dog Theatre
Alejo Vietti, Sunday in the Park with George, The Rep
Outstanding Lighting Design
Tyler Duenow, Spring Awakening, Stray Dog Theatre
Seth Jackson, Chicago, The Muny
John Lasiter, Sunday in the Park with George, The Rep
Matthew McCarthy, Ain't Misbehavin', Stages St. Louis
Outstanding Choreography
Robin Michelle Berger, Cry-Baby, New Line Theatre
Dana Lewis, My One and Only, Stages St. Louis
Lara Teeter, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, The Muny
Chris Bailey, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Muny
Outstanding Musical Direction
Lisa Campbell Albert, Ain't Misbehavin', Stages St. Louis
Stephen Lord, Sweeney Todd, Opera Theatre Saint Louis
Chris Petersen, Spring Awakening, Stray Dog Theatre
Justin Smolik, High Fidelity, New Line Theatre
F. Wade Russo, Sunday in the Park with George, The Rep
NOMINEES FOR DRAMAS
Angels in America, Stray Dog Theatre
Clybourne Park, The Rep
Good, St. Louis Actors' Studio
Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, St. Louis Black Repertory Company
The Hairy Ape, Upstream Theater
Gary Bell, Angels in America, Stray Dog Theatre
Deanna Jent, Going to See the Elephant, Mustard Seed Theatre
Timothy Near, Clybourne Park, The Rep
Ed Smith, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, The Black Rep
Milton Zoth, Good, St. Louis Actors' Studio
John Hickok, The Invisible Hand, The Rep
Michael Scott Rash, 9 Circles, R-S Theatrics
Michael James Reed, A Steady Rain, The Rep
Ben Watts, Angels in America, Stray Dog Theatre
B Weller, Good, St. Louis Actors' Studio
Nancy Bell, Clybourne Park, The Rep
Rachel Fenton, Oleanna, HotCity Theatre
Rachel Hanks, Angels in America, Stray Dog Theatre
Patrese McClain, No Child, The Black Rep
Kirsten Wylder, Bug, Muddy Waters Theatre
Larry Dell, Killer Joe, St. Louis Actors' Studio
Greg Fenner, Angels in America, Stray Dog Theatre
Terry Meddows, Way to Heaven, New Jewish Theatre
Joshua Thomas, Othello, Shakespeare Festival St. Louis
David Wassilak, Angels in America, Stray Dog Theatre
Teresa Doggett, Good, St. Louis Actors' Studio
Rachel Fenton, Killer Joe, St. Louis Actors' Studio
Laura Kyro, Angels in America, Stray Dog Theatre
Elizabeth Ann Townsend, The Maids, Upstream Theater
Kelley Weber, Lost in Yonkers, New Jewish Theatre
Going to See the Elephant, Mustard Seed Theatre
NOMINEES FOR COMEDIES
Jacob and Jack, New Jewish Theatre
The Comedy of Errors, The Rep
The Divine Sister, HotCity Theatre
The Foreigner, The Rep
The Violet Hour, Max & Louie Productions
Paul Mason Barnes, The Comedy of Errors, The Rep
Edward Coffield, Jacob and Jack, New Jewish Theatre
Suki Peters, The Compleat Wks of Wm Shkspr (Abridged), St. Louis Shakespeare
Marty Stanberry, The Divine Sister, HotCity Theatre
Edward Stern, The Foreigner, The Rep
Ryan DeLuca, Brighton Beach Memoirs, The Rep
Greg Fenner, Fully Committed, Stray Dog Theatre
John Flack, The Divine Sister, HotCity Theatre
Bobby Miller, Jacob and Jack, New Jewish Theatre
John Scherer, The Foreigner, The Rep
Emily Baker, Season's Greetings, St. Louis Actors' Studio
Sarah Cannon, Dinner with Friends, Dramatic License Productions
Tarah Flanagan, The Comedy of Errors, The Rep
Meghan Maguire, Talley's Folly, New Jewish Theatre
Carol Schultz, The Foreigner, The Rep
Matthew Galbreath, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Black Rep
Chopper Leifheit, The Divine Sister, HotCity Theatre
Casey Predovic, The Foreigner, The Rep
Antonio Rodriguez, The Violet Hour, Max & Louie Productions
Lenny Wolpe, The Comedy of Errors, The Rep
Sarajane Alverson, Wake Up, Cameron Dobbs, West End Players Guild
Lavonne Byers, The Divine Sister, HotCity Theatre
Teresa Doggett, Season's Greetings, St. Louis Actors' Studio
Shanara Gabrielle, The Comedy of Errors, The Rep
Kirsten Wylder, The Divine Sister, HotCity Theatre
COMEDIES and DRAMAS
Jason Coale, The Maids, Upstream Theater
Dunsi Dai, Imaginary Jesus, Mustard Seed Theatre
Scott Neale, Clybourne Park, The Rep
Erik Paulson, The Comedy of Errors, The Rep
John Stark, Way to Heaven, New Jewish Theatre
Felia Katherine Davenport, Good, St. Louis Actors' Studio
Sarita Fellows, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Black Rep
Daryl Harris, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, The Black Rep
Alexandra Scibetta Quigley, Angels in America, Stray Dog Theatre
Margaret E. Weedon, The Comedy of Errors, The Rep
Steve Carmichael, The Hairy Ape, Upstream Theater
Tyler Duenow, Angels in America, Stray Dog Theatre
Phil Monat, Brighton Beach Memoirs, The Rep
Nathan Schroeder, Talley's Folly, New Jewish Theatre
Michael Sullivan, Way to Heaven, New Jewish Theatre
Outstanding Sound Design
Justin Been, Angels in America, Stray Dog Theatre
Zoe Sullivan, Going to See the Elephant, Mustard Seed Theatre
Rusty Wandall, A Steady Rain, The Rep
Robin Weatherall, Good, St. Louis Actors' Studio
Robin Weatherall, Way to Heaven, New Jewish Theatre
Outstanding New Play
Imaginary Jesus, Deanna Jent, Mustard Seed Theatre
Stupefy! The 90-Minute Harry Potter Live!, Jaysen Cryer, Magic Smoking Monkey Theatre
The Invisible Hand, Ayad Akhtar, The Rep
The New World, Nancy Bell, Shakespeare Festival St. Louis
Wake Up, Cameron Dobbs, Stephen Peirick, West End Players Guild.
Founding members of the St. Louis Theater Circle include Steve Allen, Stagedoorstl.com; Andrea Braun, The Vital Voice and Playback; Mark Bretz, Ladue News; Bob Cohn, St. Louis Jewish Light; Chris Gibson, Broadwayworld.com; Harry Hamm, KMOX; Gerry Kowarsky, Two on the Aisle, HEC-TV; Chuck Lavazzi, KDHX; Eleanor Mullin, local actress and arts supporter, who is the group's administrator; Judith Newmark, St. Louis Post-Dispatch; Andrea Torrence, Stlouistheatresnob.com; Lynn Venhaus, Belleville News-Democrat; and Bob Wilcox, Two on the Aisle and Town & Style.
For more information, contact stltheatercircle@sbcglobal.net or 314-838-9371.
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Foxx, Jimmie
Foxx, Jimmie (James Emory Foxx), 1907–67, American baseball player, b. Sudlersville, Md. Foxx played for the Philadelphia Athletics (1926–35), the Boston Red Sox (1936–42), the Chicago Cubs (1942–44), and the Philadelphia Phillies (1945). He hit a career total of 534 home runs and batted .325. Foxx led the American League in home runs four seasons, hitting 58 in 1932; and hit 30 or more home runs for 12 consecutive seasons, a record surpassed only by Barry Bonds . He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1951.
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Маяк Кейп-Спенсер () — маяк, расположенный на мысе Кейп-Спенсер на восточном входе в гавань города Сент-Джон из залива Фанди, графство Сент-Джон, провинция Нью-Брансуик, Канада. Построен в 1873 году.

История

Город  Сент-Джон был одним из первых поселений европейцев в Северной Америке (основан в 1604 году) и крупнейшим портом провинции Нью-Брансуик, потому судоходство в этом районе было достаточно оживлённым. В 1871 году правительство Нью-Брансуика выделило средства на строительство маяка. В 1873 году строительство было завершено, 15 июня того же года маяк был введён в эксплуатацию. Маяк представлял собой деревянную квадратную башню пирамидальной формы высотой 11 метров, к которой было пристроено жилище смотрителя. Общая стоимость строительства составила 6 848 канадских доллара. В 1877 до станции была проложена дорога, существенно упростившая её снабжение. В 1898 году смотритель маяка получил ручной противотуманный сигнал, но он был недостаточно громким. В 1908 году было построено деревянное здание для противотуманного сигнала, склад для угля и нефти и жилище для инженера, его обслуживающего. В 1913 году на станции была установлена электрическая осветительная установка. В 1916 году на станции заменили аппарат противотуманного сигнала на более современный и построили новое здание для него. В 1918 году было построен новый маяк вместо изношенного старого. Он представлял собой белую восьмиугольную бетонную башню с красной полосой и восьмиугольным помещением для фонаря на вершине, выкрашенным в красный. 29 ноября 1927 года здание противотуманной сигнализации сгорело при пожаре, но в следующем году вместо него было построено новое. В 1971 году маяк был заменён  с автоматическим маяком. В 1983 году она также была заменена конической башней из стекловолокна также с автоматическим маяком. В настоящее время маяк находится в собственности канадской береговой охраны.

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Кейп-Спенсер
Маяки, построенные в XIX веке


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Oscar Haret Ortega Gatica (ur. 19 maja 2000 w Iguali) – meksykański piłkarz występujący na pozycji środkowego obrońcy, reprezentant Meksyku, od 2020 roku zawodnik Toluki.

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Ludzie urodzeni w Iguali
Urodzeni w 2000


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