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Malware Attacks Are an Arms Race
As defenders and analysts improve their methods, attackers step up their game.
When malicious software attacks, computer scientists and security researchers want to know how the attackers got into what was supposed to be a secure system, and what they're actually doing that's causing problems for users.
It's a growing problem, affecting government projects, retail stores and individuals around the world.
However, fighting malware is a cyclical arms race: As defenders and analysts improve their methods, attackers step up their game, too. Today, as many as 80 percent of malware authors include elements in their attacks that specifically try to defeat malware-protection software.
My research group at the University of Texas at Arlington develops methods and tools professional malware analysts use to understand these attacks. One of our best-known efforts was led by alumna Shabnam Aboughadareh, who while she was working toward her Ph.D. developed a malware analysis tool that is particularly hard for malware authors to defend against.
Analyzing Malware
When an attack is discovered or reported, malware analysts work to get a copy of any software that's being installed on target computers. When they begin examining it, an early topic of inquiry is how the malware managed to break into a computer network or system. That often uncovers security holes in commonly used operating systems or applications – which can then be disclosed to those programs' authors, who can fix the flaws.
In addition, analysts try to figure out what a piece of malware does once it breaks in – how it travels through a computer and throughout a network, and what actions it takes, such as altering files, copying data, running programs or even installing new software to assist itself in the attack. Those actions can be described in ways that help malware detection tools catch future attacks before they can do damage.
In observing a malware attack, we also try to determine which computers and which files have been manipulated, so they can be repaired. We also see what data – such as client lists, product plans or other sensitive business data – might have been read and copied by the malware. And we often try to infer the attackers' identity, or at least how advanced their skills are, to help prepare defenses against possible follow-up attacks.
Running Malicious Code
Doing any of that requires us to watch the malware in action. It would be nice if we could simply decode the software and dissect its instructions without actually running these malicious programs. But malware authors know we'll be looking, so they take steps to make our jobs harder, such as compressing or encrypting their malware programs before setting them loose.
So our best option is to run the malware on our own computers. To prevent our own machines from being taken over or corrupted, though, we have to be careful. Typically we create what's called a "virtual machine" – a program that simulates a fully functional computer but that does not have direct access to the computer's files and hardware. Ideally, that would let us observe all the actions the malware tries to take without actually harming our own computers.
So far, however, there has been no single piece of software that can analyze every attack. Some malware programs operate on a very low technological level, working directly with very specific areas of a computer's memory and hard drive storage systems, even changing how the computer works – so users can no longer trust the machines to do what is expected of them. Other malicious software works at higher levels, more like normal software that interacts with the operating system rather than the computer's hardware directly. The most advanced malware attacks on both levels.
Most analysis tools focus on one or the other of those types of attacks – but not both. So they can't catch everything, and – even for the malware they do detect – can't show every action the malware takes. (Some analysis techniques involve running some anti-malware software in the virtual machine, but those programs are vulnerable to manipulation from the malware itself.)
Taking a Fuller Look
The program Shabnam Aboughadareh created, called SEMU, is the first malware analysis system that addresses all these problems. It operates fully outside the virtual machine, and watches closely what goes on inside it, to detect and log malware actions. That helps SEMU provide a comprehensive log of malware operations, which in turn reduces the manual effort required for a malware analyst to understand what the malware writer's program was supposed to do.
That comprehensive log – recording events at the lowest levels of the virtual machine's operating system – is the key to SEMU's success, because it allows human analysts to track where and how malware manipulates aspects of the operating system.
When we tested SEMU against other malware analysis tools, we found that SEMU was the only publicly available tool that could detect all the activity – things like reading files, changing memory or file data, or sending information out over a network connection – needed to understand how the malware worked. By merging close examination of computer activity with detailed logging, and running in a safe environment where the malware couldn't tamper with its monitoring, SEMU shows a direction for future analysis methods.
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Imports System.Dynamic
Imports System.Runtime.Serialization

Public Class Task
    Inherits DynamicObject
    Implements ISerializable

    Private Parameters As New Dictionary(Of String, String)

    Public Sub New(ByVal TaskParameters As Dictionary(Of String, String), ByVal ParamArray Params() As String)
        For Each Param As String In Params
            If TaskParameters.ContainsKey(Param) Then
                Parameters.Add(Param, TaskParameters.Item(Param))
            Else
                Parameters.Add(Param, "")
            End If
        Next
    End Sub

    'The following two subs implement ISerializable
    Protected Sub New(info As SerializationInfo, context As StreamingContext)
        Parameters = info.GetValue("parameters", (New Dictionary(Of String, String)).GetType)
    End Sub

    Public Sub GetObjectData(info As SerializationInfo, context As StreamingContext) Implements ISerializable.GetObjectData
        info.AddValue("parameters", Parameters, (New Dictionary(Of String, String)).GetType)
    End Sub

    ' Implement the TryGetMember method of the DynamicObject class for dynamic member calls.
    Public Overrides Function TryGetMember(ByVal binder As GetMemberBinder,
                                           ByRef result As Object) As Boolean
        If Parameters.ContainsKey(binder.Name) Then
            result = Parameters.Item(binder.Name)
            Return True
        Else
            result = Nothing
            Return False
        End If
    End Function

    Public Overrides Function GetDynamicMemberNames() As IEnumerable(Of String)
        Return Parameters.Keys
    End Function
End Class

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require "chef/cookbook_uploader"
require "chef/cookbook_loader"
require "chef/cookbook_site_streaming_uploader"
require "chef/knife/cookbook_site_share"
require "chef/knife/core/ui"
require "chef/mixin/command"
require "fileutils"
require "tmpdir"

require "emeril/logging"

module Emeril

  # Takes a path to a cookbook and pushes it up to the Community Site.
  #
  # @author Fletcher Nichol <fnichol@nichol.ca>
  #
  class Publisher

    include Logging

    # Creates a new instance.
    #
    # @param [Hash] options configuration for a publisher
    # @option options [Logger] an optional logger instance
    # @option options [String] source_path the path to a git repository
    # @option options [String] name (required) the name of the cookbook
    # @option options [String] category a Community Site category for the
    #   cookbook
    # @option options [Chef::Knife] knife_class an alternate Knife plugin class
    #   to create, configure, and invoke
    # @raise [ArgumentError] if any required options are not set
    #
    def initialize(options = {})
      @logger = options[:logger]
      @source_path = options.fetch(:source_path, Dir.pwd)
      @name = options.fetch(:name) { raise ArgumentError, ":name must be set" }
      @category = options[:category]
      @knife_class = options.fetch(:knife_class, SharePlugin)
      validate_chef_config!
    end

    # Prepares a sandbox copy of the cookbook and uploads it to the Community
    # Site.
    #
    def run
      sandbox_path = sandbox_cookbook
      share = knife_class.new
      share.ui = logging_ui(share.ui)
      share.config[:cookbook_path] = sandbox_path
      share.name_args = [name, category]
      share.run
    ensure
      FileUtils.remove_dir(sandbox_path)
    end

    protected

    attr_reader :logger, :source_path, :name, :category, :knife_class

    def validate_chef_config!
      %w[node_name client_key].map(&:to_sym).each do |attr|
        raise "Chef::Config[:#{attr}] must be set" if ::Chef::Config[attr].nil?
      end
    end

    def sandbox_cookbook
      path = Dir.mktmpdir
      target = File.join(path, name)
      debug("Creating cookbook sanbox directory at #{target}")
      FileUtils.mkdir_p(target)
      FileUtils.cp_r(cookbook_files, target)
      path
    end

    def cookbook_files
      entries = %w[
        README.* CHANGELOG.* metadata.{json,rb} attributes definitions
        files libraries providers recipes resources templates
      ]

      Dir.glob("#{source_path}/{#{entries.join(",")}}")
    end

    def logging_ui(ui)
      LoggingUI.new(ui.stdout, ui.stderr, ui.stdin, ui.config, logger)
    end

    # A custom knife UI that sends logging methods to a logger, if it exists.
    #
    class LoggingUI < :: Chef::Knife::UI

      def initialize(stdout, stderr, stdin, config, logger)
        super(stdout, stderr, stdin, config)
        @logger = logger
      end

      def msg(message)
        logger ? logger.info(message) : super
      end
      alias_method :info, :msg

      def err(message)
        logger ? logger.error(message) : super
      end

      def warn(message)
        logger ? logger.warn(message) : super
      end

      def fatal(message)
        logger ? logger.fatal(message) : super
      end

      private

      attr_reader :logger
    end

    # A custom cookbook site share knife plugin that intercepts Kernel#exit
    # calls and converts them to an exception raise.
    #
    class SharePlugin < ::Chef::Knife::CookbookSiteShare

      def exit(code)
        raise "Knife Plugin exited with error code: #{code}"
      end
    end
  end
end


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McLaren Senna with Lighting and Electric Doors
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Amalgam's McLaren Senna model at 1:8 scale has already received much acclaim, having been showcased at major automotive events around the world, including the Geneva Motor Show and Pebble Beach. Now, after hundreds of hours designing and developing, an evolution of the model has been introduced. Amalgam now offer the McLaren Senna with fully functioning exterior and interior lights and electric opening doors, all controlled by a sleek, minimal remote control. These new additions perfectly capture more exciting aspects of the Senna's design, parading the McLaren F1-inspired dihedral doors and displaying all of the light functions available in the original car.
Legalised for road use, but not sanitised to suit it, the McLaren Senna is the personification of McLaren's DNA at its most extreme, creating the purest connection between car and driver. Inspired by one of McLaren's greatest racing drivers, the Senna is utterly dedicated to allowing the driver to be the best they can possibly be, unashamedly without compromise. Nothing else matters but to deliver the most intense driving experience around a circuit in the most track-focused road car to be produced by McLaren.
The lightest McLaren road car since the iconic McLaren F1 weights 1198kg thanks to the extensive use of carbon fibre. The Senna also houses a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8, the most powerful McLaren road car internal combustion engine. This combination creates a staggering power-to-weight ratio of 659bhp-per-tonne. It is the most direct and responsive McLaren ever built, establishing a new track benchmark for the British marque. A dual-clutch, seamless-shift, seven-speed gearbox delivers power from the mid-mounted engine to the rear wheels which, combined with Formula 1 adopted Ignition Cut technology, delivers savage acceleration: 0-62mph (100km/h) is achieved in 2.8 seconds, 0-124mph (200km/h) in 6.8 seconds and 0-186mph (300km/h) in 18.8 seconds. The Senna can complete the standing quarter mile in just 9.9 seconds, roaring to a maximum speed of 208mph (335km/h). In the pursuit of the most rewarding and intuitive driving experience, the Senna is armed with pioneering active aerodynamics that generate unprecedented levels of downforce – up to 800kg – and revolutionary suspension technology originally developed for the McLaren P1. The braking system is the most advanced ever fitted to a McLaren road car. The next-generation carbon ceramic brakes utilise racing technology, and each disc takes seven months to create – seven times longer than a conventional carbon ceramic disc. The resulting braking performance is phenomenal: 124mph (200km/h) to standstill is achieved in just 100 metres, and less than 30 metres is covered when stopping from 62mph (100km/h). Due to its extreme performance, the McLaren Senna possesses bespoke tyres, developed in conjunction with technical partner Pirelli, that feature an asymmetrical tread pattern, providing outstanding lateral grip, and a special construction that maintains cornering stiffness.
The extremely aggressive appearance of the McLaren Senna epitomises the company's 'form-follows-function' design philosophy. Downforce and aerodynamic balance are the guiding principles and the car's designers have gone to extremes. Proportionally, it is recognisably a McLaren though, in pursuit of absolute performance, the McLaren Senna is purposely fragmented in its appearance. For McLaren's design team, it honours the engineering of the vehicle in the most honest way. Only 500 are to be produced.
This fine 1:8 scale Limited Edition model of the McLaren Senna captures the brutal and uncompromising nature of the latest release from McLaren's Woking-based stable. It has been handcrafted and finished in our workshops using detailed colour and material specifications, and original CAD data supplied directly from McLaren Automotive. Furthermore, it has undergone detailed scrutiny by both engineering and design teams to ensure complete accuracy of representation.
The McLaren Senna is limited to 499 pieces.
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We offer a tailor-made service, customising your 1:8 scale model to perfectly match the specification of a real car, enhancing the already stunning features of the limited edition model.
Discover more about our Bespoke Models >
At Amalgam Collection we create models at a range of scales. For those of you unfamiliar with the way the system works, these scales represent the ratio between the size of a model and its full size counterpart. Here are the scales we make with the average lengths of the model alongside. Put simply, the bigger the number to the right of the colon, the smaller the model car:
Sculpts…...11 cms (4 inches) long
1:18…...25 cms (10 inches) long
1:8….....60 cms (24 inches) long
1:4. ….120 cms (48 inches) long
Our primary focus is on collections at 1:18 and 1:8 scales. It's at those scales we create the majority of our model range, with just a few examples at the other scales. Bespoke models are only available at the bigger 1:8 scale and we tend to build one-offs at the even bigger 1:5 or 1:4.
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Closed for maintenance during through March 17th.
The Splash pad will turn off when the wind reaches 8 mph or more and back on when the wind dies down. This is an automated feature controlled by a wind sensor at the plaza.
The Splash pad is unavailable from 7am-1pm on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month from October through March for the Artwalk.
The floating granite ball at the Water Tower Plaza is always on, with the exception of 2 minutes a day from 12am-12:02am.
Gilbert's Water Tower Plaza is a 0.7 acre park area that opened in 2008. The park forms a plaza surrounding the historic Gilbert Water Tower and Historic Adobe Pump House in the heart of Downtown Gilbert. Water Tower Plaza features water walls, a splash pad, a large floating granite ball, steel runnel structure, and seating areas.
The water tower was originally built in 1927 and instantly became a town icon and source of great pride for all the members of the Gilbert community where it served to store water for firefighting and later stored drinking water until 1985. When the water tower went out of service, the fate of the water tower was in question, however the Gilbert Town Council took the necessary steps and the water tower was preserved and the plaza was created.
Gilbert's water tower, now restored, is alongside an old adobe pump house that was originally Gilbert's first jail. Added to the area are several water features to supplement the history and importance the water tower holds in the town. One such water feature is a 9.5 ton granite ball called a kugel ball. Give it a push and, with the help of a thin layer of water, you can direct all 19,000 lbs. of it where you want it to go!
Another water feature that was added is a small pop-jet fountain splash play area where little kids can enjoy some good, wet fun and a water wall with cantilever bench and illuminated blue glass windows.
The grassy area, permanent seating options, and open plaza lends itself to multiple uses, from theatrical performances and minstrels, to arts and crafts fairs and street performers. This central gathering space is a focal point of the Gilbert Heritage District.


Annual of the Southern Baptist Convention, 1959.
Title Annual of the Southern Baptist Convention, 1959.
Contributors James W. Merritt, Senior Secretary of the Convention ; Porter W. Routh, Executive Secretary, Treasurer.
Content Description Annual of the Southern Baptist Convention, one hundred second session, one hundred fourteenth year, Louisville, Kentucky, on May 19-22, 1959.
Note 102nd session and 114th year.
Location - City Louisville, Kentucky.


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Sterling slid to a nine-month low against the euro on Wednesday as investors sold the currency fearing Britain could soon leave the European Union without securing a trade deal.
Sterling has slumped recently due to traders hedging against what they see as the growing chances of the currency plummeting if Britain crashes out of Europe in less than eight months' time.
The pound sank to an 11-month low versus the dollar this week after Britain's trade minister Liam Fox suggested the UK could leave the EU in March without an agreement to ensure future relations with the bloc, its biggest trading partner.
A lot of companies can't wait for the [Brexit] negotiations outcome in October so a lot of course are trying to hedge against drop in the pound.
British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet with fellow EU leaders in October to try to seal deals on the terms of Britain's withdrawal.
The pound has fallen more than 10 percent since mid-April, and with the government yet to agree a divorce deal with Brussels, currency traders are growing edgy about its outlook.
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FLY WITH ME / TIME MACHINE (ALOHA GOT SOUL)
ALOHA GOT SOUL
Electro/Funk
* Japanese-Hawaiian AOR Japanese singer Aiko Sekiguchi moved from Japan to Honolulu for a six-month residency at a local nightclub known as Oasis, leaving behind a successful career in her home country.
She later became a karaoke instructor and sought to build confidence in her students and bring out the best in each individual.
Sadly, Aiko died in 2014. While driving, a friend accidentally accelerated into a gate which then struck and threw Aiko to the pavement.
She was 74 years old. Sometime in 1979, Aiko and her companion-in-music, Honolulu composer/arranger Dale Senaga, decided to immortalize her voice and his songs on record.They flew to California for two days at A&M Studios - one day recording instrumentals, another for backing vocals - and returned with the master reels to Honolulu's Commercial Recording Studio to record Aiko's voice and Dale's synthesizer overdubs.Despite a small, self-funded budget, the pair's resulting album accomplished a delicate balance between the soaring spirit of Aiko's voice and the inviting arrangements of Dale's compositions.
"Fly With Me" glides effortlessly through West Coast AOR in a unique hybrid Japanese-Hawaii fashion, uplifting the listener with inspiring sound and lyrics."Time Machine" is high-energy cosmic disco jam that lends itself to Japanese Enka, yet maintains its playability through simple yet strong songwriting.Whenever we listen, it's as if Aiko has invited us to join her as she soars through the after-life, flying "higher and higher as a bird", traversing a space "where anything is possible".
In 2016 her spirit returns, encouraging us to look beyond our boundaries and become greater versions of ourselves.
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What Regulations Ensure the Safety of Cranes in Use
Construction is a high-stakes, high-reward industry. There are no guarantees about which build will pay off in the end. The elaborate, beautiful, and challenging builds—can be the kind that potentially change the game and also the kind that lands you with lawsuits and debt. The construction industry can be Pandora's box in that sense. It is best to go into every project knowing the necessary rules and regulations that protect you and your team, as well as what you can do to ensure the safety of cranes in use.
It is a shared responsibility
When you are looking for your crane, remember that the responsibility for the crane in cases of accidents is shared between the people who hire the crane and the people who use the crane. Safety in the use of cranes relies on different factors: the state of the machine, the lift plan, the supervision, and the use of the crane. The responsibility for on-site use, which ranges from planning to using, lies with the crane user. The only time this responsibility changes is if the company where the crane is hired from is contractually bound to assist in the planning and its use.
Since everyone shares the responsibility for the use, there is no side that benefits from careless errors and breaches of planning, supervising, and execution. The company you hire is as invested in the use of the crane as you are.
Crane hire companies, such as Crane Hire Lincoln, are inspected by third-party organisations. When they pass inspection, which ranges from the state of the machines to the competence of the employees, they are certified and endorsed by that organisation. Seek out companies which have been inspected by multiple organisations to ensure the absence of bias. Before asking for a quote, ask about their certification and the dates of the most recent inspections. The Contractors Health and Safety Assessment Scheme (CHAS) is an example of a third-party inspector. They work alongside government organisations such as the Association of London Government (ALG) and are also inspected themselves to ensure they meet the Health and Safety Executive's (HSE) safety schemes.
Off-site precautions
You need to have a plan before you do any heavy lifting. The programme should outline the lifting operation, the emergency actions, identified risks, resources required, and division of responsibilities. The plan should be made by someone who is competent, with enough theoretical and practical experience. There are guidelines for these plans under British Standard BS 7121, Part 1, 2006.
Other precautions include teaching your employee's safety measures when the crane is in use. The majority of crane-related accidents involve either the fall of the crane or the fall of the load being carried.
On-site precautions
On-site precautions include having a supervisor present every time the crane is in use, marking out zones with hazard signs, and strictly enforcing proper safety gear. Have a system that prevents access to those who should not operate the crane, and outsiders from accessing the site during crane use. As the project continues, routinely inspect the site and the machine. In cases where you are rushing, stay on plan and avoid overloading the crane. Each type has a strict limit that should be followed.
Keep high-stake builds safe with proper crane use.
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The NutriMedical Report Show Hour Three Friday Jan 26th 2018 – Gary Richard Arnold, Mundialization, Globalized Local City Councils Regional Councils, Skull and Bones, Bohemian Grove, CFH, BIS, Fed Reserve, Globalist Bankers, Charlotte Iserbyt, America's Secret Establishment, Luciferian Globalist Agenda 21, Agenda 2030, Vision 2050, Globalist Eugenics, 90% Population Reduction,
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Dan Happel features Historical Figure on Radio Program
Charlotte Iserbyt's father and grandfather were Yale University graduates and members of theSkull and Bones secret society.
Iserbyt dangerously provided Dr. Anthony Sutton secret papers from the organization which has direct ties … including common rituals to the Illuminati.
Sutton's compilation of the secret papers is found in his book America's Secret Establishment. It once sold for $400.00 with intelligence agencies buying it up around the world.
Yet, those who deem themselves patriots and good Americans …have yet to be conversant on it's deadly power. It was called the Brotherhood of Death before the turn of the last century in the late 1800's. It lives up to that name today.
It is a free download: http://www.lulu.com/shop/anthony-sutton/americas-secret-establishment-the-order-of-skull-bones/ebook/product-433379.html
The book Fleshing Out Skull & Bones can be purchased from the publisher. http://trineday.com/ 1 800 556-2012
This Fleshing Out book will give you a list of the members going back to it's founding.
Charlotte Iserbyt's family is still being harassed. And her requests for help are being ignored by the "patriotic community".
We thank Dan Happel for interviewing this (Historical Figure) and encourage people to go to her Website. http://deliberatedumbingdown.com/
And archive crucial information. Charlotte Iserbyt is among the few "conservatives and libertarians" who won't snow the people about Reagan's lifelong "Globalist Activism".
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American education has been transformed from the best system of classical education in the world to a second rate system that emphasizes teamwork, social engineering and compliance over excellence, learning and individualism.
A hundred years of communist influence in teacher's colleges and universities have lowered the American public education standards to the lowest in the developed world.
The U.S. Department of Education has become a laboratory for the most bizarre social engineering experiments imaginable, and that complete transformation is not accidental……………it is part of a much larger plan. That plan is the destruction of American exceptionalism in a world of total control and mediocrity.
Charlotte Iserbyt is an internationally renowned speaker, author, and critic of the destruction of American education. Her book "The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America" is based on years of research and personal knowledge gleaned as Senior Policy Advisor to President Ronald Reagan and is a must read for anyone wanting to understand what has happened to our public education system.
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Charlotte Iserbyt became President Ronald Reagan's Senior Policy Advisor on Education with the original mission of shutting down the already entrenched Department of Education that had become a cabinet level agency just a few years earlier under President Jimmy Carter. As the Republican Candidate during the 1980 Presidential campaign Ronald Reagan had pledged to end Federal intrusion into public education, dismantle the Department of Education, and return control to local school districts. Reagan appointed Charlotte Iserbyt as Senior Policy Advisor to accomplish that task……………or so she thought. Soon it became clear that was not Reagan's intention, and that the more outspoken she became, the more resistance she encountered throughout the Reagan Administration, including the President himself. In the end, she learned a great deal about Presidential politics and the true power behind the throne. She will share her experiences with our listeners and give us all a chance to peek behind the curtain of globalist plans for our future to understand the important role that public education will play in the "complete transformation" of America.
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Our guest this week will be Author, Senior Policy Advisor and outspoken policy critic, Charlotte Iserbyt.
Charlotte Thomson Iserbyt is an American freelance writer who served as the Senior Policy Advisor in the Office of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI), U.S. Department of Education, during the first term of U.S. President Ronald Reagan, and staff employee of the U.S. Department of State (South Africa, Belgium, South Korea).She was born in 1930 and attended Dana Hall preparatory school and Katharine Gibbs College in New York City, where she studied business. Iserbyt's father and grandfather were Yale University graduates and members of the Skull and Bones secret society.[citation needed] Iserbyt had a second degree in something unrelated to education. She is known for writing the book The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America. The book reveals that changes gradually brought into the American public education system work to eliminate the influences of a child's parents (religion, morals, national patriotism), and mold the child into a member of the proletariat in preparation for a socialist-collectivist world of the future. She says that these changes originated from plans formulated primarily by the Andrew Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Education and Rockefeller General Education Board, and details the psychological methods used to implement and effect the changes. In an interview concerning secret societies and the elite agenda she disclosed that in the early 1980s she had a chance to meet with Norman Dodd who had been the chief investigator for the United States House Select Committee to Investigate Tax-Exempt Foundations and Comparable Organizations commonly known as the B. Carroll Reece Committee. In the video interview she claims that Dodd discussed a 'network' of individuals including Carnegie who planned to bring about world peace by means of rapid changes in society. These changes would be brought about by involving the populace in various wars and military conflicts. She further claimed that Dodd had discussions with Rowan Gaither, the president of the Ford Foundation in which he revealed that directives from the President of the United States compelled foundations related to the Ford Foundation to direct their funding into bringing about the merger of the USA with the Soviet Union. Filmed interviews of Iserbyt have her detail her story that lead her from school board trustee/administrator to becoming a Ronald Reagan administration staff in the U.S. Department of Education, and discovering further to her complete disbelief how these policies of a socialist-collectivist nature originated all the way from President Reagan, Vice President George H. W. Bush, and their policy advisers. Up until 1960, Reagan, a leading member of United World Federalists (whose purpose was to merge the United States into a world government), was a charter member of Americans for Democratic Action. Reagan was also a member of the National Advisory Council of the American Veterans Committee that was supposedly "under communist influence." In 1982 Reagan relieved her of her duties after leaking an important technology grant for computerized learning-Project BEST: "Better Education Skills through Technology" brought about by the scholarly writings and a large study by an education specialist named Dr. John I. Goodlad at the Center for Educational Renewal at the University of Washington, originally from British Columbia, Canada. One book of which Iserbyt was critical, "Schooling for a Global Age", edited by Charlotte C. Anderson, James M. Becker, Institute for Development of Educational Activities, New York 1979, Iserbyt cited as having less to do with fostering learning and mainly to do with psychological manipulation of students, possibly against the teaching of the child's parents, for example, in arts classes.[ Parents and the general public must be reached also. Otherwise, children and youth enrolled in globally oriented programs may find themselves in conflict with values assumed in the home. And then the educational institution frequently comes under scrutiny and must pull back.
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If we had an effective Missile Defense System in operation, which is rather unlikely for another decade, there might not be a need for my proposed economic plan with North Korea. However, even if we did have an effective system in operation throughout the United States that would be able to shield the American people from a thermonuclear attack, such a plan as mine could still possibly prevent the deaths of millions of innocent people in North Korea as well as the lives of even more people in Japan and South Korea. But because Pyongyang's ICBMs are now able to strike at any of the major cities in the continental United States in less than 35 minutes from the Korean Peninsula armed with thermonuclearwarheads capable of destroying any large American city, we must consider a proposed plan for a deal with North Korea if the Korean Peninsula were to become denuclearized. Considering a decisive U.S. military victory would probably cost the lives of at least 170 million Americans in a thermonuclear war or in a conventional war that will probably become more costly than the lives lost by all Americans who died in combat during the Second World War. This is why we must consider a deal with North Korea that under certain conditions would require denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula to prevent a thermonuclear war.
North Korea's mineral resources were estimated to be worth at least $6 trillion. However, Lloyd R. Vassey, a senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, reported North Korean mining production has declined significantly since the early 1990s. There is a shortage of heavy mining equipment and North Korea is unable to purchase new equipment due to its dire economic situation, the energy shortage and the age and generally poor condition of the power grid.
Last August in 2017, I wrote an article titled "Behind the Real Causes for the North Korean Missile Crisis," which you may find of interest because it is the main reason for me to propose making a deal with Pyongyang that Kim Jong Un may find hard to refuse because it provides for more wealth for him and his communist regime than even I had imagined since my research that is related to my proposal had begun. According to a news article published on July 3, 2017 in the New York Post, North Korea had mineral resources estimated to be worth at least $6 trillion that, in an article by Steve Mollman for Quartzon June 16, 2017, the secretive state on a vast array of mineral resources below the nation's mostly mountainous surface are reserves, which include the following metals of iron, gold, magnesite, zinc, copper, molybdenum, graphite as well as more than 200 kinds of minerals. But also present, are large amounts of rare earth metals.
North Korea also contains a high concentration of the rare-earth elements. Other sources have suggested North Korea has the world's second largest reserves of rare-earth metals, but that estimate was never based on the new technology for recovering and producing rare-earths, so its deposits of rare-earths are potentially far greater.
Summary: North Korea may have larger deposits of Lithium, Rare-Earths and Precious Metal ores than those of the world's currently known reserves combined so the United States should be able to make a deal with the regime of Kim Jong Un at Pyongyang so that a thermonuclear war can be avoided if Washington is only able to provide a convincing plan for denuclearization of the entire Korean Peninsula. I am hoping to meet with you so to further discuss this matter.
A PLAN FOR AN ECONOMIC DEAL WITH PYONGYANG
Because North Korea may potentially have far greater deposits of Lithium, Rare-Earths and allPrecious Metal ores than any other nation in the world, it might be possible for the United States to make a deal with Pyongyang that could provide the DPRK with considerable wealth and a far higher quality standard for living providing denuclearization of the entire Korean Peninsula does occur in the very near future, which must be completely verified. So besides that nation's mined reserves of iron, gold, magnesite, zinc, copper, molybdenum, graphite and more than 200 other minerals, are large amounts ofrare-earths as well as potentially more are available throughout North Korea due to the latest American technology.
According to an article published in the July 3, 2017 issue of the New York Post, North Korea has $6 trillion in mineral resources. However its rare-earths mining potential is even greater.
So how could we make an economic deal with North Korea? By providing Pyongyang with the means to improve its existing mine facilities with more and newer mining equipment as well as its electrical power grid. Build more roads and pipelines. But also provide North Korea with the technology to recover and produce rare-earths from other sources. Such a plan would enable North Korea to provide revenue for developing and improving its infrastructure required for additional economic activity in many areas that might include agriculture, aerospace, chemical production, computers, education, energy, fishing, logging and lumber, medical equipment and supplies, ocean marine products, radio and television production, textiles and clothing.
A desire for improved education and health for the people in North Korea would also improve its work force considerably. So additional schools, clinics and hospitals need to be considered.
Note: The following articles that were written over the past years may provide a far better understanding of my geopolitical analyses related to North Korea. JWS
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Unseen photos of The Rolling Stones to be exhibited at iconic hotel
The exhibition will feature photos of The Rolling Stones' first-ever tour, taken by music photographer, Gus Coral.
For 60 years, Gus Coral's never-before-seen photos of The Rolling Stones' first tour have been gathering dust beneath his bed. On 18 November, the photographs will be shown at The Curtain Hotel in London in an exhibition curated by the Zebra One Gallery.
Coral came to know the band after they lived with his cousin in Chelsea. After seeing them perform, he was so blown away he decided to shoot their first tour in 1963 for a documentary. The film was never made, and the photos never shown – until now, that is.
The images are the earliest tour photos of the Stones in existence and show the remarkable beginnings of the band.
The show will feature ten images, which are part of a larger collection of more than 150 photographs, with more being released next year. Visitors can experience the exhibition between 18 November and 2 December.
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Deutschland hat etwa 550 Flugplätze.

 Für die für den Passagier wichtigen Flugplätze siehe Liste der Verkehrsflughäfen in Deutschland.
 Neben diesen können noch weitere Flugplätze auch bei schlechten Wetterbedingungen angeflogen werden, siehe Liste der Flugplätze mit IFR-Zulassung in Deutschland.
 Für Verkehrs- und Sonderlandeplätze siehe Liste der Verkehrs- und Sonderlandeplätze in Deutschland.
 Für Segelfluggelände siehe Liste der Segelfluggelände in Deutschland.
 Für Militärflugplätze siehe Liste der Fliegerhorste in Deutschland.
 Für Wasserlandeplätze siehe Liste der Wasserlandeplätze in Deutschland.

Stillgelegte Flugplätze

 Flugplatz Bad Reichenhall-Mayerhof
 Flugplatz Bad Reichenhall-Weißbach
 Flugplatz Berlin-Gatow, Berlin
 Berlin-Johannisthal; zweiter Flugplatz Deutschlands
 Flughafen Berlin-Tegel
 Flughafen Berlin-Tempelhof, Berlin
 Fliegerhorst Biblis
 Flughafen Böblingen
 Flugplatz Bremerhaven
 Butzweilerhof, Köln
 Cannstatter Wasen
 Flugplatz Cottbus-Nord
 Flugplatz Darmstadt/Lichtwiese
 Flugplatz Döberitz
 Feldflugplatz Donebach, heute Standort des Senders Donebach
 Alter Flugplatz (Frankfurter Grüngürtel), Frankfurt-Bonames
 Flughafen Frankfurt-Rebstock
 Flugplatz Fürth-Atzenhof, 1915–1993 – Endmontage für Junkers/erster Flughafen Nürnberg-Fürth
 Industrie-Flughafen Fürth, ehemaliger Werksflugplatz der Gothaer Waggonfabrik 1918–1957
 Flugplatz Germersheim
 Flugplatz Gersthofen-Gablingen
 Fliegerhorst Göppingen
 Flugplatz Herzogenaurach-Herbertsacker in Betrieb 1935–1945, danach bis 1992 US-Stützpunkt
 Flugplatz Holzkirchen (nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg bis 2003 als Standort der Sendeanlage von RFE genutzt), heute ein Golfplatz
 Fliegerhorst Hopsten
 Flugplatz Karlsruhe-Forchheim (geschlossen seit 2002, Standort der heutigen Messe)
 Flugplatz Kassel-Waldau (geschlossen seit 1970, jetzt Industriepark Kassel-Waldau)
 Flugplatz Langerfeld
 Flughafen Leipzig-Mockau
 Flugplatz Lemwerder bei Bremen
 Flugplatz München-Oberwiesenfeld (heutiger Standort des Olympiaparks)
 Flughafen München-Riem (geschlossen seit 1992, Standort der heutigen Messe)
 Fliegerhorst Neubiberg bei München
 Flughafen Nürnberg-Marienberg
 Flugplatz Oranienburg
 Fliegerhorst Ostheim, Köln-Merheim
 Flugplatz Peine-Eddesse
 Fliegerhorst Pferdsfeld
 Fliegerhorst Quakenbrück, auf dem Merschland
 Flughafen Reichenhall-Berchtesgaden
 Heeresflugplatz Rheine-Bentlage
 Flugplatz Schönwalde
 Flugplatz Sperenberg
 Segelfluggelände Sundern-Seidfeld
 Flugplatz Templin/Groß Dölln
 Fliegerhorst Werl

Weblinks
 Fotos, Bewertungen und Informationen zu allen Flugplätzen in Deutschland LuftfahrtWelt.de.
 Informationen zu Flugplätzen in Deutschland airports.de.
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Q: accessing a file in the hierarchy- not working How can I go out of the currect directory and access the test.php file?
I have tried the following:
realpath(__dir__.'../test.php');

realpath(__dir__.'./test.php');

But it does not work!
Also could you please let me know what is the difference between ./ and ../   ?
UPDATED:
The following lines give the following results:
   echo(__dir__.'\tests.php');
   echo "
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   echo(__dir__.'..\tests.php');
   echo "
";
   echo(realpath(__dir__.'..\tests.php'));
   echo "
";
   echo "hi";
   die();

Result:
C:\xampp\htdocs\proj1\includes\tests.php
C:\xampp\htdocs\proj1\includes..\tests.php

hi

So whay the third one is empty?
Thanks

A: One dot (.) means 'current directory', and two dots (..) means 'parent directory'.
Keep in mind that __DIR__ will be the directory that the currently running php file is in. Check with an 'echo __DIR__' first to make sure it's running from the directory you think it is.

A: Just ad another directory separator and perhaps move the desired path . For instance, it's good practice to use the constant:
realpath(__DIR__ . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . ".." . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . "test.php");

Edit:
. stands for "current directory" (has no practical effect in this case)
.. stands for "parent directory" and goes up one level.

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In Nuclear Power Plants, Probabilistic Risk Assessment (PRA) insights contribute to achieve a safe design and operation. In that context, decision making process must be robust and uncertainties must be taken into account. In the current approach of PRA, parameter uncertainty due to a lack of knowledge is generally represented by a log-normal distribution. However, resorting to a specific probability distribution for PRA parameter uncertainty representation seems to be questionable and could lead to ambiguous results in decision making in some cases. More recently, other mathematical frameworks have been proposed to represent parameter uncertainty in a more appropriate manner. In this paper, we will discuss some important issues in parameter uncertainty representation and study two non-probabilistic frameworks which have been recently proposed to be used in risk assessment: a hybrid (i.e. probabilistic-possibilistic) framework and the Dempster-Shafer theory of evidence. The Dempster-Shafer theory of evidence framework is recognized in this paper as the most attractive framework with regard to hybrid framework and traditional probability framework in the context of PRA. A unified Dempster-Shafer representation for parameter uncertainty is proposed to deal with current issues and this representation is studied in some PRA practical examples.


If you type in the phrase "is LinkedIn still relevant" on Google, the autocomplete suggestions include "is LinkedIn still relevant 2015," "is LinkedIn still relevant 2016," and so on — and since the answer for 2018 is still yes, it's worth knowing how to get the most out of your LinkedIn profile. The recommendations in our 2016 post on the best LinkedIn settings for job hunting are still relevant, and you can also take a look at LinkedIn's video guide on adjusting account and privacy settings.
Psst: We've also discussed resume rules for 2017, job searching when you're super busy, unusual ways to get your resume noticed, and applying when you don't meet the job requirements.
1. Don't wait until you change jobs to change your profile. Keep it updated with your professional accomplishments — papers, projects, presentations, and more.
2. Write your headline carefully, and be specific about who you are and what you do. Here's a helpful 4-part headline formula from career expert Laura Smith-Proulx.
3. Improve your profile URL. If you haven't already, customize it with your name to get rid of that random string of numbers.
4. Don't have a profile picture that's clearly a selfie. A photo taken with your computer's camera is better, but not ideal — if you don't ask someone to take a headshot for you, you can always prop up your phone somewhere and use the timer function of the camera. This story from The Balance has a lot of specific tips on what your photo should look like.
5. Get rid of that boring, generic profile summary. Make it clear what you can offer employers — include your accomplishments, goals, interests, and skills using your industry's relevant keywords. Don't make it too formal — this isn't your resume.
6. Try to avoid the most overused words. LinkedIn's "Top 10 Global Buzzwords" for 2018 (just announced a couple of weeks ago) are "specialize," "experienced," "skilled," "leadership," "passionate," "expert," "motivated," "creative," "strategic," and "focused." (Ladders News also wisely warns against "ninja," rockstar," "pivot," "guru," "wizard," and "god.") Although the advice is specifically aimed at people working in sales, this blog post from HubSpot offers some better ways to describe what you have to offer.
Do you use LinkedIn? How often do you update your profile? Do you have any tips for other readers on how to get the most out of your LinkedIn profile? Do you often get contacted by employers/recruiters on the site or see that you frequently come up in searches? If you do now but didn't before, what have you changed that made a difference?
I have to be on Linked In a lot for work. If you're not in sales or recruiting, I think it's just a place where people go to check credentials/get general info, comment "good insight" ad nauseaum.
-Write lengthy screeds about bad behavior (intern, applicant, vendor/supplier, colleague) you've experienced.
Maybe someone who actually recruits (like the first poster) or works in and office should write about this.
I would like to have a linked-in profile. HOW do I get one?
I will never hire someone who refers to himself as a "god" on Linked In.
After reading this pos i come to know improving the URl. After improving my Linkedin Account I am getting messages and emails from the recruiters to recruit and job offers. Thank you for the valuable information.


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Home Anime New Details for Studio Ghibli Theme Park Revealed
New Details for Studio Ghibli Theme Park Revealed
Anime fans all over the world have been excited for the soon-to-be-unveiled Studio Ghibli theme park. Now, new details have been revealed. Perhaps the biggest piece of news is the opening date of the theme park, which was announced to be on November first of this year, 2022. We also learned details about what the new theme park will entail and what parkgoers can expect.
*The park will consist of five separate areas. Three of these areas will be available to enjoy on the theme park's opening day. The other two will open in 2023 (the exact date hasn't been announced as of this article's publication).
*It is 200 hectares in size (almost the size of Walt Disney's Animal Kingdom, the largest of its parks). This makes sense, with the purpose of the theme park largely revolving around immersing one's self into these films, many of which are nature-inspired. There will also be many trails to enjoy as well.
*It will feature fantastical landscapes that bring the parkgoer into the world of a Ghibli film. This is the main purpose and attraction of the Studio Ghibli theme park. If you are looking for rides on Totoro's back or a lift from Howl's infamous moving castle, you'll be a little disappointed. Because this theme park isn't about thrill chasing and fast rides. It's about the experience and the ambiance.
The layout of the theme park will be as follows:
Photo courtesy of Polygon
The above map shows the five areas that will be in the park. These areas are as follows: Mononoke's Village Area, the Dondoko Forest Area, the Witches' Valley Area, the Springtime of Youth Hill, and the Ghibli Large Warehouse Area.
What's in Each Area?
Each sub-park/area in the Studio Ghibli theme park will follow the worlds of popular Ghibli films. The features of each are as follows:
Mononoke's Village Area
As you can probably surmise from the name, Mononoke's Village Area will feature elements from the classic film Princess Mononoke. This area will have a replica of Iron Town and pay tribute to the time era the film was based around (the Muromachi era). One of the most exciting aspects of this area will be the sculptures and replicas of the film's creatures and spirits. It will be fun to step into the film and experience it like you're hopping into an anime. This area will open in 2023.
The Dondoko Forest Area
This area brings the parkgoer into the world of Studio Ghibli's My Neighbor Totoro. Here, parkgoers can walk on paths and guided tours while also viewing a replica of Satsuki and Mei's house. This has been reported to be the largest of all the areas.
The Witches' Valley Area
This area is focused on the magical worlds of Kiki's Delivery Service and Howl's Moving Castle. There will even be replicas of Howl's castle and Kiki's childhood home (the one she leaves at the beginning of the film). This area of the park won't open until 2023.
Springtime of Youth Hill
The Springtime of Youth Hill area is another part of the park dedicated to Howl's Moving Castle. In this sub-park, people will be able to ride a steampunk elevator (to a view of the entire park from the sky) and enjoy a 19th-century aesthetic. Parts of this area will also feature inspiration from the coming-of-age film Whisper of the Heart.
The Ghibli Large Warehouse Area
Lastly, the Ghibli Large Warehouse Area will consist of indoor shopping and dining areas, exhibits, and play areas for kids. This part of the park will be available all year round, rain or shine. And one of the best parts is that you can dine in an area modeled after the amazing fantasy film Spirited Away.
You can view a teaser of the park below or view it on the park's official website here. You can also view new concept art on the official website as well.
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Morning clouds dispersed. Four wild gobblers gleaned the cornfield, beyond the hayfield, north of the homestead. A brilliant early afternoon sun cast a short shadow from the great oak. The night before's fresh snow dripped from the eaves. The cabin grew too warm, the space too confining. "Answer the call, go to the woods," my wife urged in a knowing tone.
I did not argue. The elk center-seams fell beside the stool; wool knee socks cushioned lined winter moccasins. Hunt-stained buckskin leggins, an extra osnaburg trade shirt, a wool shirt and the linen hunting shirt came next, held snug with a woven sash. The wiping stick thumped on the Northwest gun's breech, to confirm my recollection. The horn and pouch nestled on my right hip. I pulled the knit cap on after closing the back door.
The air smelled fresh and damp. A brisk jaunt put me at the edge of the big woods. A proper measure of gunpowder tumbled down the trade gun's bore. A few steps to the left, I tugged a handful of white oak leaves from a low branch; two fell to the melting snow. I tore three leaves, discarding the damp stem-end in favor of the dry body, stuffed them in the muzzle, then tamped the wadding tight over the powder. Shot rattled; a single leaf held the death bees firm. With my thumb over the horn's tip, a sprinkling of gunpowder primed the pan.
While loading, the historical me took charge and waltzed through time's portal. It was early February and I found myself standing in the Old Northwest Territory, three hills east of the River Raisin. The year was 1795. My buffalo-hide moccasins whispered south, bent on the crease between the hardwoods and red cedar trees. Fox squirrels or cottontail rabbits, it made no difference; hunger knows no preference.
At the second pause a red-tailed hawk circled high above the hardwoods, soaring in majestic splendor against a cloudless, azure sky. I expected a piercing scream, but heard none. Two more steps and my moccasin stomped snow from a juniper. Four sets of rabbit tracks flirted with the ground hugging evergreen; a night's worth romped here and there on the rolling hillside, mingled with a doe and two spring fawns, a weaving coyote, several turkeys, an opossum, fox and red squirrels and an occasional mouse.
Far off, to the south, a crow hollered, "Caw, caw, caw, caw…" Another answered, in the oaks to the north of the nasty thicket.
My course zigzagged south, checking all the junipers, a few dead cedars and two oak limbs that rested on the ground. At the east end of Fox Hill, I chose not to test my luck by venturing into the ice-filled sedge grass and elder, fearing the soaking consequences of a mild winter.
Standing on the swamp's cut bank, my eyes tracked a cottontail as it meandered in a graceful loop to the shallow deer crossing, about thirty paces to the northwest. I change my plan and eased toward the a downed oak top that still held dry summer leaves, realizing the various rabbit tracks intersected at that brushy lair.
The top half of the young oak lay sprawled next to the frozen swamp. An inner voice suggested care; I felt supper was close at hand. A cold thumb fiddled with the firelock's hammer. Without thinking, I checked the smoothbore's precious prime a few footfalls from the tree's bushy crown. My moccasins crept down the trunk. Near the splintered break, at a fork, a light sprinkling of dirt colored the snow. Dingy, gray ice, packed from coming and going, marked the rabbit's hole. I sighed, stood and looked to the north; discouraged, but hoping the rabbit was sunning nearby, I returned to working the hillside.
As I descended the hillside, fox squirrel tracks crisscrossed cottontail tracks. But all afternoon I spied not a single squirrel in the barren branches overhead. I again found myself in the midst of rabbit runs, all converging on a single thicket, and again I found not one, but two icy holes. In frustration I crested the next hill and came to rest on my blanket roll with my back against a young cedar tree.
Several Sandhill cranes winged over the flats, banked, then settled down. "Urrr-ggooou-aaa, Urrr-ggooou-aaa," they cried. This was the first winter I could remember when the cranes did not fly south. Light snows, open water and an abundance of cornfields seemed to make the migration unnecessary.
I sat for longer than I planned on the oak ridge. The afternoon breeze grew colder, and I felt it best to move. In a while I emerged from the big woods and still hunted the border crease between the hardwoods and cedar grove. The still-hunt returned to the point of beginning, the little white oak that offered up the Northwest gun's wadding. A rabbit run headed east, angling in the homestead's direction. I followed, seeking to amuse myself on the walk home.
"Where are you going to find leaves and grass in the dead of winter?" Bill, my passenger, asked the week prior.
"All around," I answered, not trying to appear smug or cocky. Bill and I discussed a variety of topics on the thirty-five-mile drive to state land for a snowshoe hare hunt, an annual outing for the Michigan Outdoor Writers Association. Just before reaching our preset rendezvous point, the Northwest trade gun and my passion for traditional black powder hunting took center stage. The conversation touched on using natural wadding materials, such as leaves and grass, to load "Old Turkey Feathers," and that spawned Bill's question.
Natural wadding lessons recur with regularity in my alter ego's classroom curriculum, and have for the last three or so years. Two winters ago I shared Bill's concern as I prepared for the MOWA February rabbit hunt near Onekama. Thinking leaves and grass would be non-existent in a pine forest blanketed with snow deep enough to require snowshoes, I tossed some .125 cards in my shot pouch. The lesson plan that day focused on 18th-century snowshoe bindings. Like a good student, I followed the syllabus and chickened out, choosing the modern cards for wadding.
The single-thong snowshoe bindings worked with little alteration, which is unusual in the wilderness classroom. In my living history endeavors, failures outnumber successes, learning curves resemble roller coaster tracks, and a smooth bell curve is a rarity. With that in mind, I brought along a second pair of snowshoes with modern leather bindings, in case of a disaster.
But on that Saturday, the failure I experienced was not related to the leather bindings. A few strides off the two-track, the thong bindings and the snowshoes became a non-issue. As we swooshed along a little bubbling creek, I spotted dried leaves on scrub oaks and tufts of grass above the snow. Much to my surprise, I could have filled one of John Sayer's Snake River rum barrels with a season's worth of natural wadding, dispelling my preconceived notion of availability.
The winter moccasins trudged up a small knoll; my intention was to shorten the distance home as night was not far off. At the wagon trail, piled brush, cut to clear the roadway, teased my thoughts. I turned back at the urging of an inner voice that said, "One last try." My left moccasin pressed on the heap's outer branches, dry and devoid of foliage. Snow dribbled. Gray fur bounded straight away, veered right, passed behind an oak then reappeared, hind legs over ears.
The English flint clicked to attention. The trade gun's buttstock slammed into an eager shoulder. The muzzle swung in pursuit, hitting a snow-covered cedar bough. Ice crystals showered. White globs clung to the browned barrel as "Old Turkey Feathers" caught the streaking rabbit's white, bobbing tail, then raced through its flexing body.
A yellow tongue of fire belched from the bore. A thunderous roar broke the evening tranquility. The recoil shook the snow from the dropping barrel. With long, slipping strides I arrived at the rabbit. A bit distressed, I realized I had not prayed for "a clean kill, or a clean miss" at any time during the afternoon's many pursuits. I knelt and thanked God for the blessing of that meal. I expect He understood and knew that hunger knows no preference.
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Sadly, our Ohio rabbit season is now over. My 1730 English fowler and I have had a good year though. Quite a few rabbits are now stored away and quite a few more than that are hiding in their lairs laughing at me, i'm sure. On the other hand, the woodchucks will popping up in just a few weeks. It'll be time to trade the fowler for a 40cal flint rifle. Happy Days.
Our squirrel season slipped away from me, and I didn't realize it–too many commitments and writing projects.


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