Google doubles down on Android security with an upgraded bug bounty program
The top reward is now worth $1.5 million!
by Muhammad Jarir KanjiWhat you need to know
- Google is expanding the Android Security Rewards program.
- The biggest possible bug bounty under the program is now $1.5 million.
- There are also other new types of prizes, relating to data exfiltration and lock screen bypass, which go up to $500,000.
Google's bug bounty program for Android, known as Android Security Rewards, has given out over $4 million in the four years since its launch, comprising of more than 1,800 individual reports. The company now wants to build on that success by expanding the program and adding higher-yield rewards to entice more researchers to probe the company's existing security architecture.
The most substantial reward under the program now relates to the company's integrated security chip for its Pixel line of smartphones — the Titan M — which it says has accorded the Pixel 3 the privilege of having the strong rating for built-in security among the current crop of flagship devices. Any researchers that can demonstrate "a full chain remote code execution exploit with persistence which compromises the Titan M secure element on Pixel devices" will be eligible for a $1 million payday.
That number — alongside other possible rewards — can be further augmented by 50% if the exploit can be replicated on specific developer preview versions of the OS. All in all, that means the largest possible reward for the program is now a whopping $1.5 million. Given that this is likely a rather niche target — and may be particularly difficult to achieve, given Google's confidence in the Titan M chip — the company is also offering a variety of new rewards for other types of vulnerabilities relating to data exfiltration and lock screen bypass. These can go up to $500,000 per report, based on the nature of the exploit. The specifics of these may be found here.
The changes to the program, which has paid out a combined $1.5 million to more than 100 different researchers within the last year, are set to go live on November 21, 2019. Any bounties reported after this date will be based on the new rules. Unfortunately, however, if you discovered and reported an exploit before this date, you will be paid based on the previous scale.
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Mum fighting for life after she's caught in crossfire of mafia 'godfather' hit
Waitress Dominika Akirtava, 22, was hit in the head by a ricocheting bullet when gunmen armed with Kalashnikov rifles assassinated two mafia bosses at a restaurant in the Georgian breakaway region of Abkhazia
by Will Stewart, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/will-stewart/A young waitress is fighting for her life in hospital after she was caught in the crossfire of a gangland shooting that left two mafia bosses dead.
Mum-of-one Dominika Akirtava, 22, had brought drinks to an outside table at a restaurant when gunmen Kalashnikov rifles opened fire in the double assassination of a local 'godfather' and another mob figure.
Ms Akirtava took cover near a table but was hit in the head by a ricocheting bullet in the Georgian breakaway region of Abkhazia, say reports.
A woman inadvertently filmed the shooting as she recorded video of her daughter walking in the street.
The child is seen running in fear towards her mother as gunfire is heard.
Local ‘godfather’ Astamur Shamba, nicknamed Astik, aged 38, was gunned down while he was eating lunch at an outside table at a restaurant in regional capital Sukhumi, say reports.
Another crime boss, Alkhas Avidzba, nicknamed Khasik, 38, was shot dead.
Two relatives of the local barons, who were members of the Gudauta criminal gang, were wounded in the gun attack, which so far has led to no arrests.
The waitress - the mother of a two-year-old boy called Alan - was in a “grave” condition in hospital.
A hospital source said the young woman was in a coma as doctors wait for her condition to change before performing surgery.
Eyewitnesses described a chaotic and distressing scene as the gunmen attacked.
An eyewitness said of the young mother: "She was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
“She is in a coma,” said a hospital source.
“Her blood pressure constantly drops, so they cannot start the surgery.”
Ms Akirtava had worked at the restaurant for just two months, said locals.
Officers launched a search of the area after the shooting.
A burned-out Toyota car was found with four Kalashnikov rifles.
It is believed the mob bosses were attacked as part of a gangland war.
Rival criminal gangs are battling for control of the de facto sovereign state, which borders Russia in the South Caucasus on the eastern coast of the Black Sea.
There were fears the gunmen had fled to Georgia.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office has told Britons not to travel to the Russian-occupied breakaway region of Abkhazia or to areas immediately adjacent to the Administrative Boundary Lines due to the situation there.
It said: "The British government does not recognise the unilateral declarations of independence made by the de facto authorities in the breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia."
Following the Georgian-Russian war in 2008, the Kremlin recognised the region as an independent state and Georgia declared Abkhazia "occupied" by Moscow forces.


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2021 AFCON qualifiers: Victor Osimhen hits brace for Nigeria win, Cameroon win first match
Nigeria's rising star Victor Osimhen scored twice as the Super Eagles claimed an easy 4-2 away win over Lesotho in the 2021 Nations Cup qualifiers on Sunday.
Masoabi Nkoto netted an early goal for the hosts after 11 minutes but Alex Iwobi leveled the score 15 minutes later.
Samuel Chukwueze made it 2-1 for Nigeria and Osimhen ensured the win with two goals in the 75 and 85 minutes. Nigeria defender Chidozie Awaziem scored in his own net in injury time.
Nigeria, who defeated Benin 2-1 in Group L opener, are on top of the group with maximum six points, three ahead of second-placed Benin who beat Sierra Leone 1-0 earlier in the day.
Meanwhile, Cameroon, who will qualify for the Nations Cup as hosts regardless of their results in the group, returned to winning ways after claiming a 1-0 away win over Rwanda, thanks to a 71st-minute strike from Nicolas Ngamaleu.
The Indomitable Lions were held to 0-0 draw at home to Cape Verde on Wednesday.
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In Group A, Guinea defeated Namibia 2-0 to climb to the summit with four points, on level with Mali who beat Chad 2-0 earlier in the day.


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I often use Makefiles in some of my projects.
I really like the flexibility it gives, and I often find myself writing a Makefile instead of a simple shell script to automatize tasks.
So here's a little crash course.
I'll obviously only cover the basics, but I hope this will give you a good idea on how you could improve your workflows using Makefiles.
Make was developed in 1976 mainly as a build automation tool, to produce executable files or libraries from source code.
While it excels as a build system, it can also be used for a lot of different things.
If you do write shell scripts to automatize certain tasks, you'll be able to use Makefiles instead.
As we're going to see, a Makefile can have several advantages over a regular shell script.
This tutorial will only be focused on the GNU version of Make, as it's the most widely used and the most powerful.
First of all, when you invoke the make
command, it will look for a file named Makefile
in the current working directory.
This is the default, but note that a specific Makefile can be used with the -f
flag, followed by the file name or path.
If such a file is found, it will by default execute the all
target.
Make is target-based system.
Your Makefile can specify multiple targets, and targets may be executed individually when invoking make
. But more on this later.
For now, we'll just start by creating a basic hello world example.
In some directory, create a file called Makefile
with the following content:
all: echo "hello, world"
all
is the target name. Target definitions are followed by a colon sign.
As mentioned earlier, make
will by default look for a target called all
. So this is our main entry point.
Inside the target, you'll simply execute shell commands.
Here, we print the hello, world string, using the shell's builtin echo
command.
Note that target commands need to be indented with at least a single tab.
While spaces can be used elsewhere for indentation, tabulation is mandatory inside a target.
Now from a command prompt, cd
to that directory and type make
.
make
will read the Makefile
, and execute the all
target, giving the following output:
echo "hello, world" hello, world
As you can see, make
will first print the full command, before printing any output.
This can be disabled by using an @
sign before the command:
all: @echo "hello, world"
Now the output is simply:
hello, world
You can define as many targets as you want.
For instance:
all: @echo "hello, world" foo: @echo "hello, foo" bar: @echo "hello, bar"
While invoking make
will still only execute the all
target, the foo
or bar
targets can be executed individually by specifying their names:
$ make hello, world $ make foo hello, foo $ make bar hello, bar
A target may depend on another target, or on multiple other targets.
This is called a prerequisite.
Prerequisites follows the target name:
foo: bar @echo "hello, foo"
Here, the foo
target depends on bar
. This means that when foo
is about to be executed, bar
will be executed first.
Multiple prerequisites are simply separated by a space:
foo: bar all @echo "hello, foo"
Here, upon executing foo
, make
will start by executing bar
, then all
, and finally foo
.
And obviously, chaining works too:
all: foo @echo "hello, world" foo: bar @echo "hello, foo" bar: @echo "hello, bar"
all
depends on foo
, which depends on bar
. So when invoking make
, you'll get the following output:
hello, bar hello, foo hello, world
And you can also manually execute foo
by typing make foo
, which will give:
hello, bar hello, foo
A very nice thing about make
is that it does error handling for you.
If a command returns a non-zero exit status, make
will report the error and abort execution.
This means that if a command fails inside some target (which may be a prerequisite of another target), the whole execution will stop.
So you don't have to do any manual error checking, as you would/should do with a shell script.
For instance:
all: foo @echo "hello, world" foo: bar @echo "hello, foo" bar: @echo "Executing false" @false @echo "hello, bar"
Note that in the bar
target, we execute the shell's false
command, which always returns a non-zero exit status.
Now if we invoke main
, we'll get the following output:
Executing false make: *** [bar] Error 1
make
will execute all
, which needs to execute foo
, which needs to execute bar
.
bar
will print the first message, and then execute the false
command.
As it returns a non-zero exit status, this is detected as an error, and execution is stopped.
The remaining message in bar
will not be printed, and the foo
and all
targets won't be executed.
Also note that you can obtain detailed informations about how make
reads your Makefile using the --debug
flag.
With the previous example:
$ make --debug Reading makefiles... Updating goal targets.... File `all' does not exist. File `foo' does not exist. File `bar' does not exist. Must remake target `bar'. Executing false make: *** [bar] Error 1
You can also define variables inside your Makefile.
Variables are defined outside targets, and can be referred to with a $
sign and parenthesis:
HELLO := hello, world all: @echo "$(HELLO)"
Variables may also be overridden when invoking make
, giving extra flexibility.
For instance, with the example above:
$ make HELLO="This is a test" This is a test
We'll cover more about variables later.
Now that we have covered the basics, let's take a more useful example.
We'll create a simple build system for the C programming language.
The goal is to compile C source files, and to produce an executable.
We'll start by a very simple build system, and work on it step by step to achieve a more generic one.
Here's the basic project structure:
build
(directory)Makefile
source
(directory)
main.c
We have a build
directory for the final executable and temporary files, the Makefile, and a source
directory with a single main.c
file.
The main.c
file is a basic hello world program:
#include <stdio.h> int main( void ) { printf( "hello, world\n" ); return 0; }
We'll start with a very simple Makefile
that invokes the clang
C compiler.
You can obviously replace it with gcc
if you want:
all: @clang -Wall -Werror source/main.c -o build/main
When invoking make
, it will compile the source/main.c
and produce an executable in build/main
.
Dead simple.
Now let's say we want to compile multiple C files to produce the executable.
We'll first create a function named hello
in the source/hello.c
file:
#include <stdio.h> #include "hello.h" void hello( void ) { printf( "hello, world\n" ); }
And we'll also add the corresponding header in source/hello.h
with the function prototype:
#ifndef HELLO_H #define HELLO_H void hello( void ); #endif
Our main.c
file will then call the hello
function:
#include "hello.h" int main( void ) { hello(); return 0; }
Now the Makefile
could simply be:
all: @clang -Wall -Werror source/hello.c source/main.c -o build/main
However, this is not really flexible, and this is usually not how individual files are compiled.
Instead, we'll produce an object file for each C source file, and link them together to produce the final executable:
all: @clang -Wall -Werror -c source/hello.c -o build/hello.o @clang -Wall -Werror -c source/main.c -o build/main.o @clang -Wall -Werror build/hello.o build/main.o -o build/main
Note the additional -c
flag, needed to tell the compiler to produce an unlinked object file, instead of an executable.
But we obviously want the compilation to happen in separate targets, so we'll create a specific target for each C source file.
The all
target will depend on these, and be responsible for linking the executable:
all: main hello @clang -Wall -Werror build/hello.o build/main.o -o build/main main: @clang -Wall -Werror -c source/main.c -o build/main.o hello: @clang -Wall -Werror -c source/hello.c -o build/hello.o
Also notice that the compiler flags (-Wall -Werror
) are now repeated in each target.
Time to create a variable:
CFLAGS := -Wall -Werror all: main hello @clang $(CFLAGS) build/hello.o build/main.o -o build/main main: @clang $(CFLAGS) -c source/main.c -o build/main.o hello: @clang $(CFLAGS) -c source/hello.c -o build/hello.o
This is obviously better, and it also mean we can now override the compiler flags when invoking make
:
$ make CFLAGS=-Weverything
It might also be a good idea to create a variable for the compiler itself:
CC := clang CFLAGS := -Wall -Werror all: main hello @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) build/hello.o build/main.o -o build/main main: @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c source/main.c -o build/main.o hello: @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c source/hello.c -o build/hello.o
So if you want to use gcc
instead of clang
, you can simply use:
$ make CC=gcc
And we should also add some output:
CC := clang CFLAGS := -Wall -Werror all: main hello @echo "Linking executable" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) build/hello.o build/main.o -o build/main main: @echo "Compiling main.c" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c source/main.c -o build/main.o hello: @echo "Compiling hello.c" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c source/hello.c -o build/hello.o
When invoking make
, we'll now get:
Compiling main.c Compiling hello.c Linking executable
But there's an issue here. If we run make
again, all files will be recompiled.
Ideally, we want to compile the files only if it's necessary.
Fortunately, make
makes this very easy, as it supports targets that are based on real files.
If the name of a target specifies a file name, the target will only be executed if the file does not already exist.
This is what we need.
We only want to compile the C files if the object files don't already exist in the build directory.
So we can change our Makefile
the following way:
CC := clang CFLAGS := -Wall -Werror all: build/main.o build/hello.o @echo "Linking executable" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) build/hello.o build/main.o -o build/main build/main.o: @echo "Compiling main.c" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c source/main.c -o build/main.o build/hello.o: @echo "Compiling hello.c" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c source/hello.c -o build/hello.o
Notice how we replaced the main
and foo
target names with the expected produced files.
Now if we run make
again, the build/main.o
and build/hello.o
targets won't be executed, because these files already exist.
For make
, it means that the prerequisites are already satisfied.
And obviously we can do the same with the executable, to avoid linking it every time:
CC := clang CFLAGS := -Wall -Werror all: build/main @echo "Build successful" build/main: build/main.o build/hello.o @echo "Linking executable" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) build/hello.o build/main.o -o build/main build/main.o: @echo "Compiling main.c" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c source/main.c -o build/main.o build/hello.o: @echo "Compiling hello.c" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c source/hello.c -o build/hello.o
Here we created an additional build/main
target for the executable, on which all
now depends.
As always, we can see what's going on with the --debug
flag:
$ make Reading makefiles... Updating goal targets.... File `all' does not exist. File `build/main' does not exist. File `build/main.o' does not exist. Must remake target `build/main.o'. Compiling main.c Successfully remade target file `build/main.o'. File `build/hello.o' does not exist. Must remake target `build/hello.o'. Compiling hello.c Successfully remade target file `build/hello.o'. Must remake target `build/main'. Linking executable Successfully remade target file `build/main'. Must remake target `all'. Build successful Successfully remade target file `all'.
This is fine, but what if we want to force a full compilation again?
It is common practice to define a clean
target that will remove temporary build files.
Nothing difficult here, we'll just remove the files from the build directory
:
clean: @echo "Removing build files" @rm -rf build/*
We can also add a test
target that will run the executable:
test: all @./build/main
Our Makefile
is looking good so far.
But we can already see an upcoming issue.
If we want to add more C files, we'll have to add additional targets, which is not convenient at all.
Fortunately, make
supports targets that match a specific pattern. You can think of it as a kind of wildcard.
The generic part is denoted with the %
character in the target name.
It is called the stem.
This means we can create a single target named build/%.o
, that will match every .o
file in the build directory:
build/%.o: @echo "Compiling ???" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c ??? -o ???
But we also need to retrieve the actual file name, so we can replace the ???
in the example above with the correct values.
For this purpose, make
has predefined variables, such as:
$@
The full name of the target, with the stem (%
) expanded.$*
The value of the stem (%
).
Using these variables, we can create a generic target that will compile C files from the source
directory into the build
directory:
CC := clang CFLAGS := -Wall -Werror all: build/main @echo "Build successful" clean: @echo "Removing build files" @rm -rf build/* test: all @./build/main build/main: build/main.o build/hello.o @echo "Linking executable" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) build/hello.o build/main.o -o build/main build/%.o: @echo "Compiling $*.c" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c source/$*.c -o $@
Now every time we execute a target with a build/
prefix and a .o
suffix, such as build/main.o
, it will compile the corresponding C file ($*
) from the source
directory into the destination file, which is the target name ($@
).
And we can do the same for the executable target:
CC := clang CFLAGS := -Wall -Werror all: build/main @echo "Build successful" clean: @echo "Removing build files" @rm -rf build/* test: all @./build/main build/%.o: @echo "Compiling $*.c" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c source/$*.c -o $@ build/%: build/main.o build/hello.o @echo "Linking executable" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $^ -o $@
Notice that we also moved the build/%
target after build/%.o
. The target order is important in the way make
consider targets.
As build/%
can match any file in the build
directory, we want to give a higher priority to the build/%.o
target, so its considered first.
We also introduced a new variable: $^
This contains the full list of the target's prerequisites.
When invoking main with the last example, we can notice a small difference:
$ make Compiling main.c Compiling hello.c Linking executable Build successful rm build/main.o build/hello.o
Notice the last line. make
is now automatically removing the .o
files from the build
directory after a successful build.
Why this sudden change?
It's because the build/%.o
target is now called from a target that also contains a stem (%
) - build/%
.
make
considers that files produced by a target with a stem called from a target with a stem are temporary.
And its default behavior is to remove them upon completion.
We can instruct make
to keep these files by declaring the target as precious:
CC := clang CFLAGS := -Wall -Werror .PRECIOUS: build/%.o all: build/main @echo "Build successful" clean: @echo "Removing build files" @rm -rf build/* test: all @./build/main build/%.o: @echo "Compiling $*.c" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c source/$*.c -o $@ build/%: build/main.o build/hello.o @echo "Linking executable" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $^ -o $@
The .o
files will no longer be deleted.
Now what if we make changes to a C file and run make
again?
$ make clean && make Compiling main.c Compiling hello.c Linking executable Build successful $ touch source/hello.c $ make Build successful
This doesn't work.
We can obviously manually run make clean
before, but this will recompile everything.
Ideally, we want to recompile only the changed files.
With make
, this is really easy to achieve.
As we saw earlier, targets may represent existing files.
This also means we can use files as target prerequisites:
build/%.o: source/%.c @echo "Compiling $*.c" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $< -o $@
Here we added source/%.c
as a prerequisite, which means that .o
files in the build
directory now depends on their corresponding C file in the source
directory.
And as the C file is now a prerequisite, we no longer need to specify it manually in the clang
invocation.
Instead, we use the $<
variable, which contains the first prerequisite of the target.
Let's try that again:
$ make clean && make Compiling main.c Compiling hello.c Linking executable Build successful $ touch source/hello.c $ make Compiling hello.c Linking executable Build successful
We can see that hello.c
was recompiled, and that the executable was also relinked.
The build/%
target was automatically executed, because one of its prerequisite needed to be executed again.
This is exactly what we want!
Our build system is quite nice so far, but we still have to manually specify the files we want to build:
build/%: build/main.o build/hello.o
Let's start by making a variable for this; it will already be a little more convenient:
CC := clang CFLAGS := -Wall -Werror FILES_O := build/main.o build/hello.o .PRECIOUS: build/%.o all: build/main @echo "Build successful" clean: @echo "Removing build files" @rm -rf build/* test: all @./build/main build/%.o: source/%.c @echo "Compiling $*.c" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $< -o $@ build/%: $(FILES_O) @echo "Linking executable" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $^ -o $@
We defined FILES_O
, and we use it now as a prerequisite.
But we can make it better.
make
provide several functions that can process text.
For instance, we have a function called addprefix
that adds a prefix to a variable.
As an example:
TEXT := world HELLO := $(addprefix hello ,$(TEXT))
Here we add the hello
prefix to the TEXT
variable.
The HELLO
variable now contains hello world
.
And obviously, there is also a function called addsuffix
.
make
can also do text replacement with the subst
function:
TEXT := hello world HELLO := $(subst world,universe,$(TEXT))
Here we replace the world
string by universe
in the TEXT
variable.
make
also provides a replacement function that works with patterns on whitespace separated strings: patsubst
FILES_C := hello.c main.c FILES_O := $(patsubst %.c,%.o,$(FILES_C))
Here FILES_O
now contains hello.o main.o
. For every string in FILES_C
, we replaced the .c
extension with .o
.
And we can also combine with addprefix
to add the build
directory on each file, since addprefix
also works on string lists:
FILES_C := hello.c main.c FILES_O := $(addprefix build/,$(patsubst %.c,%.o,$(FILES_C)))
This would be a nice enhancement, be we can do even better.
make
is also able to get a file list from a directory, with the wildcard
function:
$(wildcard source/*.c)
This will get every .c
file in the source
directory.
If we have multiple directories, we can use the wildcard
function as above in a foreach
:
DIR_SRC := source other FILES_C := $(foreach dir,$(DIR_SRC),$(wildcard $(dir)/*.c))
Here, for each string in DIR_SRC
, the foreach
function will declare a variable called dir
and pass it to its last argument, $(wildcard $(dir)/*.c)
, which gets all C file in the directory.
This way, we no longer have to specify the files we want to compile.
We can just add them to the source
directory, and they will be compiled.
Our final example is:
CC := clang CFLAGS := -Wall -Werror EXEC := main DIR_SRC := source DIR_BUILD := build FILES_C := $(foreach dir,$(DIR_SRC),$(wildcard $(dir)/*.c)) FILES_O := $(addprefix $(DIR_BUILD)/,$(patsubst $(DIR_SRC)/%.c,%.o,$(FILES_C))) .PRECIOUS: $(DIR_BUILD)/%.o all: $(addprefix $(DIR_BUILD)/,$(EXEC)) @echo "Build successful" clean: @echo "Removing build files" @rm -rf $(DIR_BUILD)/* test: all @./$(DIR_BUILD)/$(EXEC) build/%.o: $(DIR_SRC)/%.c @echo "Compiling $*.c" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $< -o $@ build/%: $(FILES_O) @echo "Linking executable" @$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $^ -o $@
We also added a variable for the build directory and for the executable name.
We now have a pretty generic build system.
That's all I have for today. I really hope you found this article useful.
As you can see, Makefiles can be quite simple and very powerful.
While this article was focused on a build system, you can probably see how it can be applied to other tasks and conveniently replace shell scripts for day to day automation.
Finally, the last example is also available on my GitHub.
Feel free to use and adapt it as you want.


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Who Won the World Cup of Arm-Folding?
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12 of the best Black Friday deals you can buy right now
It used to be that Black Friday deals were only available on Friday, but now it's turned into a month-long event that seems to get bigger and bigger each year. While some of the best deals may only be available on Black Friday, and door buster offerings may start as early as the evening of Thanksgiving Day, that doesn't mean that you can't already score some pretty wild deals right this very minute.
Source: Android Central
Retailers are trying to maximize exposure during this time of the year, which means that select items are going on sale ahead of the big day. You may be wondering if the prices will drop lower on Black Friday, or if it's worth shopping early, so let's answer some of your questions, and show you some of the best deals. We are currently just 16 days away from Black Friday, so it's time to get serious here.
Best Black Friday deals available right now!
| Product or Service | Deal Price |
|---|---|
| DOSS Bluetooth Speakers | Up to 38% off at Amazon |
| Mint Mobile | $15 per month at Mint Mobile |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab A 7 | $78 at Walmart |
| AirPods Pro | $235 at Amazon |
| Amazon Echo Show 8 | $100 at Amazon |
| Amazon Music Unlimited | $1 at Amazon |
| Roborock S5 Robotic Vacuum | $370 at Amazon |
| Google Home Mini with Frozen 2 Storybook | $25 at Walmart |
| Kindle Unlimited 6-month Subscription | $29.97 at Amazon |
| SiriusXM Essential 1-Month Subscription | Free at SiriusXM |
| IPVanish VPN Subscription | $3.25 per month at IPVanish |
| MacBook Pro 16-Inch | Save $100 at Best Buy |
That's right, some of the advertised Black Friday pricing is available starting right now. You can save pretty big chunks of change on a variety of products. Let's take a look at some of the best deals that you can buy today so you skip the lines later this month.
DOSS Bluetooth Speakers
This is a one-day sale at Amazon that saves you big on a few different Bluetooth speaker models. There are five options available with prices starting at just $20. All of them have great reviews, with the top-rated model having over 15,000 reviews with nearly a 5-star rating.
DOSS Bluetooth Speakers
From super-affordable portable speakers to options with Alexa built-in, this sale lets you crank the volume for a little less. This one-day sale saves you up to 38%.
Mint Mobile
Mint Mobile has already kicked off its Black Friday promotion, and it's one of the best carrier deals we will see this month. The carrier is offering 12GB of data for just $15 a month, but you need to prepay for 3 months. That means you pay $45 to get three months of service, after which it renews at regular pricing.
Mint Mobile
This promo scores you the biggest data allotment that Mint offers at the lowest price we've seen. Don't miss out.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 7
When it comes to Android tablets we generally recommend avoiding them on Black Friday, but this offer we don't feel the need to do so for. It's an affordably priced tablet from Samsung that offers decent specs (albeit it being old) and won't turn into an unusable slab of glass in just a few weeks. It has a microSD card for adding more storage to it so you can easily transport all your favorite movies, media, and more with you everywhere.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 7
It may not be the newest tablet available, but if you are dead set on having an affordable Android tablet this is an option worth considering.
Apple AirPods Pro
Black Friday is sure to bring lots of deals to the AirPods lineup, but one of the best is here right now. The recently-released AirPods Pro are already discounted at Amazon, which is a bit rare. We don't see many discounts on new Apple products, but that's not stopping these from being on sale. There is a shipping delay to make note of, though it's likely that Amazon will have stock available earlier than what's advertised.
AirPods Pro
These are the newest addition to the AirPods lineup, and you can already save $14 on the purchase. There is a shipping delay, but the savings may be worth it.
Amazon Echo Show 8
Though only released a little over a month ago, Amazon's all-new Echo Show 8 instantly became the best Echo Show of the bunch. Sitting between the Echo Show 5 and the original Echo Show in both size and price, today the decision of which to pick is even easier than usual thanks to a $30 discount on the Echo Show 8 bringing its cost down to just $99.99. This is the first discount to reach this new device, and there's no telling how long it might stick around. It normally sells for $130.
Amazon Echo Show 8
The all-new Echo Show 8 is equipped with an 8-inch HD display and Amazon Alexa's voice assistant which will keep you up to date on the latest news and weather announcements. You can even control other smart home devices, watch TV, and more.
Amazon Music Unlimited
Ahead of the big Black Friday push, Amazon has discounted its own Music Unlimited streaming service. You can get four months of access, which includes millions of songs that you can access anywhere using an app on your phone or tablet, for just $1. This saves you about $39 compared to the regular price, and makes it a no-brainer choice. It's 25 cents a month, how can you pass that up?
Amazon Music Unlimited
It's four months of access for just $1. It includes millions of songs, hands-free listening with Alexa, and more.
Roborock S5 Robotic Vacuum
The holidays are busy enough, so why not outsource a bit of your cleaning to something else? This robot vacuum uses smart navigation to map our your home and intelligently plan routes to ensure it cleans it all. You can use the free Roborock smartphone app to monitor its progress, set schedules, and much more for it. Be sure to apply coupon code ROBOROCKBF to get the full savings here.
Roborock S5 Robot Vacuum
You'll need to use coupon code ROBOROCKBF to get the savings here. It's currently selling for $130 less than its regular price, so don't miss out.
Google Home Mini with Frozen 2 Storybook
Frozen II releases Nov. 22, but before you learn a whole new set of highly-addicting songs that will consume your household for years to come, read a book! This $25 bundle from Walmart includes a book featuring the characters from Frozen II and a Google Home Mini smart speaker which can read the book to your children! The book goes for $5 by itself in most places, while the Google Home Mini is usually sold for up to $49. You can choose between Chalk and Aqua-colored models of the speaker while supplies last.
Google Home Mini with Frozen 2 book
You get the Google Home Mini smart speaker at half price along with a copy of the Little Golden Book: Frozen II. Plus, Google Assistant can read the book with you, playing music and sound effects along the way.
Kindle Unlimited
Kindle Unlimited gives you access to over a million titles, spanning from technical documents to cookbooks to fantasy novels to nonfiction. Even some audiobooks are included. Need a self-help book? Want to re-read the Harry Potter books for the seventeenth time? It's all there, and it's all free with your membership. You don't need a Kindle or Fire tablet to read, either. Amazon makes it easy to read thanks to its free Kindle reading apps for iOS, Android, PC, and Mac.
 Unlike previous deals, you don't have to be a Prime member to take advantage of this offer, and it's open to returning customers as well.
SiriusXM Essential 1-Month Subscription
This one doesn't cost you anything, which makes it the best kind of deal. Right now, Sirius is offering a one-month free trial of its Essential Streaming Package, which allows you to listen to its service on your phone, PC, and more. Normally, it's $8 a month, and after the one free month that's how much it will renew at. You get access to 300 channels, which have a mix of music, comedy, talk radio, and more.
SiriusXM Essential 1-Month Subscription
Sign up now to get a free 30-day trial of the service. It renews at $8 per month and includes over 300 channels.
IPVanish VPN Subscription
Things are not what they used to be, and unfortunately not everyone can be trusted. Whether you're browsing from home or at a cafe, doing it on an unsecured connection can be dangerous. VPNs have become more popular in the recent years, and there's a good reason for it. IPVanish is one of our favorite services, and thanks to its Black Friday pricing you can get protected for as little as $3.25 a month when you redeem coupon code CYBERDEAL19.
IPVanish VPN Subscription
A VPN is a smart choice these days, and you don't need to go broke to add the protection you deserve. Be sure to use coupon code CYBERDEAL19 to get the lowered monthly cost.
MacBook Pro 16-Inch
Apple only just made the 16-inch MacBook Pro available, and My Best Buy members can already save $100 on select configurations. If you aren't already a member, you can join for free to take advantage of the offer. Since these are not available in stores yet, you'll need to order it for delivery, and shipping begins tomorrow according to Best Buy.
MacBook Pro 16-Inch
It's the latest, the greatest, and the biggest. This discount is only available to My Best Buy members for right now.
Should you shop pre-Black Friday deals?
The answer here is not cut and dry, but in most cases we would say yes. You should absolutely already be shopping sales, and picking up things as you see them on sale. Many retailers have already dropped the Black Friday sale ads, so you can easily compare the pricing listed there to what it's available for right now. If the prices match, click buy now. There is no benefit to waiting for Black Friday and risking the item selling out or forgetting to purchase it, and being stuck then paying full price.
Will Black Friday bring lower prices?
You may or may not find lower pricing than you see right now on Black Friday itself. Retailers don't show off every single item that will be available at a discount and list the price ahead of the event, unfortunately, which means you have to take a risk.
Where should you look for Black Friday deals?
When it comes to Black Friday, just about everyone under the sun will be offering discounts. If you want to keep your searches under control, we'd recommend keeping an eye on Amazon's Black Friday offerings, along with deals at Best Buy and don't forget to check out Walmart during your pricing comparisons. These retailers offer a wide variety of product assortment, and will honestly all probably be price matching eachother during the lead up to Black Friday and on the big day.
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THE QUICK AND THE DEAD A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1995 Michael John Legeros
(Tri Star) Directed by Sam Raimi (DARKMAN, ARMY OF DARKNESS) Written by Simon Moore Cast Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe, Leonardo DiCaprio Running Time 105 minutes MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for violence and language) Reviewed at General Cinemas at Pleasant Valley, Raleigh (11FEB95)
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In Sam Raimi's THE QUICK AND THE DEAD, Sharon Stone stars as a squinty eyed gunslinger--a Woman of Few Words, if you will, who rides into the town of Redemption (!) to compete in a quick-draw contest. She's really there to kill the man who runs the town (Gene Hackman), but don't tell him that. He's busy trying to wreak revenge on his former partner (Russell Crowe). And don't mess with The Kid (Leonardo DiCaprio), a cocky upstart who also wants a shot at playing Quickdraw McGraw.
Sound familiar?
THE QUICK AND THE DEAD forces the question of why we like to watch westerns. With so many cliches bumping heads--including Pat Hingle as a bartender!--we know exactly how the story is going to be played out. We know the speeches, and the stances, and the fact that the bad guys are going to get it, and get it good. That's why we're here, and that's why this film is so disappointing--because it tries to change what's tried and true.
The story softens our hero by giving her feelings and that's a mistake. Instead of the standard "slow-burn," where Stone would brood for a couple hours before killing her quarry, we have watch her wallow in self-doubt and fear. Her "human side" robs the story of strength. No longer does the story have a solid center and, so, the film immediately falls flat. Give Ms. Stone credit, though, for *trying* to be tough. She's cute and, with less dialogue, may have been something worth watching.
Cult director Sam Raimi (DARKMAN, ARMY OF DARKNESS) tries to compensate by digging deep into his bag of tricks. He gives us cool shots and wacky special effects, such as huge bullet holes that let sunshine through. He's clearly in his element, but the story structure works against him. Flashbacks are used to flesh out Stone's character and they disrupt the momentum. What was wrong with just showing what happened at the beginning of the film? Open with a flashback and you *still* have suspense, Sam.
The remaining technical credits are all aces. THE QUICK AND THE DEAD looks great.
BOTTOM LINE: Flat.
Grade: C+
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- The uri of an image to use on top of any color attribute supplied. The color and image are not mutually exclusive.[profile marketingadmin] role_arn = arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/marketingadmin color = ffaaee [anotheraccount] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>87 role_name = anotherrole region=ap-northeast-1 [athirdaccount] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>88 role_name = athirdrole image = "https://via.placeholder.com/150"
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is set in base account, the value is provided as the default region for each target roles.[organization1] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>22 aws_account_alias = your-account-alias [Org1-Account1-Role1] role_arn = arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/Role1 source_profile = organization1 [Org1-Account1-Role2] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>12 role_name = Role2 source_profile = organization1 [Org1-Account2-Role1] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>21 role_name = Role1 source_profile = organization1 [baseaccount2] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>00 [Base2-Role1] role_arn = arn:aws:iam::234567890123:role/Role1 source_profile = baseaccount2 [AnotherRole] role_name = SomeOtherRole aws_account_id = account-3-alias ; ; target_role_name example ; [Org2-BaseAccount] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>00 target_role_name = Developer [Org2-Account1-Developer] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>11 source_profile = Org2-BaseAccount [Org2-Account2-Manager] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>22 role_name = Manager ; overrides target role name source_profile = Org2-BaseAccount ; ; base account with role_name example ; [Org3-BaseAccount1] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>00 role_name = Entry-Role-1 ; Role for Federated Login, or User to login [Org3-BaseAccount2] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>00 role_name = custom_permission-set ; DO NOT set AWSReservedSSO_custom_permission-set_0123456890abcdef [Org3-Account1-Role1] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>11 role_name = Role1 source_profile = Org3-BaseAccount1 [Org2-Account2-Role2] aws_account_id =<PHONE_NUMBER>22 role_name = Role2 source_profile = Org3-BaseAccount2
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The 'Show only matching roles' setting is for use with more sophisticated account structures where you're using AWS Organizations with multiple accounts along with AWS Federated Logins via something like Active Directory or Google GSuite. Common practice is to have a role in the master account that is allowed to assume a role of the same name in other member accounts. Checking this box means that if you're logged in to the 'Developer' role in the master account, only member accounts with a role_arn ending in 'role/Developer' will be shown. You won't see roles that your current role can't actually assume.


The technology behind Hosted VoIP is essentially the same regardless of which provider you choose for your business. The major difference comes in how the technology is delivered: every hosted provider will have its own strengths and weaknesses. To further complicate the issue, each provider uses its own keywords and phrases making comparing your available options more difficult. When choosing a company to provide you with the best solution, it's important to have some basic questions to ask so that your research will be based on level ground. So, with that being said, here are five questions to ask your hosted phone provider.
1. How is Call Quality Controlled?
Call quality is king. There isn't much use to any hosted provider if you can't understand the person on the other end. Some of the sub-standard providers have given hosted voice products a bad name. Echo (hearing yourself) or jitter (only hearing parts and pieces) are two of the most common problems you can have with typical providers. They have given hosted voice products a bad name. As I mentioned in a previous post there are several different ways to try and guarantee quality. It is vitally important that any hosted provider not only provides a quality call, but also has the ability to monitor that quality in an ongoing fashion.
2. When was the last time you were down, and how long were you down for?
It's important to know the details of the past performance of your provider. Asking questions about the frequency and duration of past outages will give you an idea of what to expect. Also, you may want to know about planned maintenance as well. A lot of times planned maintenance may take longer than expected and carriers will not count this against their service level agreements. Another thing you may want to look at is options for fail over in the event your internet connection goes down. Some hosted providers allow options to keep your office connected through alternative methods. For example Star2Star phones allow you to use plain telephone lines in case of an outage.
Also, you could fail over to alternative connectivity such as fixed wireless as well. This allows you to get around local loop issues or inside wiring problems.
3. What disaster recovery do you have in place?
In the event of a disaster, what options do you have? It's important to plan for the inevitable. Most carriers will have at least two data centers. These are essential to continue to operate at least in a reduced manner should a disaster strike. Some carriers have an even larger foot print with additional data centers. In the event that a natural disaster hits the east coast, the west coast servers would be able to handle your calls. In the event that your office is down for the count, or even one of the data centers is down. The alternative data center would take over handling your calls. You would be able to have an automated attendant answer and route your calls to any available numbers. So for example, someone calls your main number during a natural disaster. A message would come on saying "Thank you for calling ABC Company, press 1 for sales, 2 for support" etc. They could press the number of who they would like to get, and then instead of routing to a desk phone, it could route to a cell phone. Alternatively, it could also route to another office, or perhaps a copper land line.
4. Who provisions and installs your equipment?
 Do you know where to plug everything in? Do you know how to troubleshoot your network if something goes wrong? The best technology in the world is nothing more than a expensive door stop if it isn't installed properly. There are an incredible amount of considerations that must be taken into account. Network switching, and the appropriate configuration of VLAN's would be one of the less thought of yet incredibly important install considerations that most DIY installers would not be able to do. There are also a lot of follow up options that are equally important. Training is typically not done, or not done well in a DIY install. Even if it is done, its pretty tough to be trained by someone that has no more experience than you do. Finally, managing the porting (transferring your numbers from the old carrier) takes a bit of knowledge.
Also, taking the time to make sure that the old lines are terminated with the previous carrier is important and a very big potential pitfall.
5. How much bandwidth do you use per call?
This is pretty self-explanatory the more bandwidth required per call the more bandwidth you need to have. Often times any savings you may have from switching to a hosted phone system, is lost on additional bandwidth.
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I can hardly call my self a web designer. I know html and some css and I can throw some stuff around on a page but that's about it. If it were not for twitter bootstrap my websites would probably look a lot uglier. Despite this I do spend a lot of time to flesh out and perfect my designs. A common problem that I face is that of content arrangement. There are times when I am not too sure if the element that I am adding is necessary or not.
 I will start by trying out all the combinations of the element with my existing design and end up not being satisfied by any of them. Then I will turn to the web for for help and the things will take a turn for the worse. Before I know it I will be knee deep in quicksand of blog posts each giving out their unique but often conflicting advice. It never helps, all it will do is end up confusing me and I will probably leave my work altogether with my head hurting. Poof! there goes the day.
After loosing hundreds of hours I have come up with a simple solution to overcome the problem that I hope can help someone in need. So here is my mantra
Don't be greedy, remove when in doubt.
I have learnt that when arranging content it is very important to give every element breathing space. So squeezing in more elements to make more "economical" use of the screen real estate does more harm than good. When I was designing my blog the initial idea that I came up with was to have the post title and a cover image on the index page. The screens looked good and I should have probably left it there. But I was not satisfied. I wanted more.
"This simplistic concept was not design" I used to say to myself. Over the course of several days I tried different concepts for my blog. From a single post to 10 posts with summary to P interest style layout. I never stopped to think if this was actually making my blog more readable or not. No I was greedy. I wanted to show anything worth showing on a single page. In this disorder I even forgot the original purpose starting a blog. To write. To write constantly without fail every day. In trying to "design" my blog I skipped on writing. At one time there was not a single new post written in a month. Worse yet the posts that I did write were rushed and rough.
This was when I decided to draw the line. I resolved to "un-design" my blog. All that remains now is the essential stuff. On the index page there is a big logo, a search box and a list of posts(with an optional cover image) followed by the page links. Similarly the post detail page has just the logo, search box and the post itself.
I learnt most of my lessons the hard way. I want other people who have started blogging or are planning to blog anytime soon to learn from my mistakes. To this end I have created an open source blogging platform, specter that I introduced a couple of days back. My work is not finished though. I have to go through all of the posts again that I created during my "design fever" and edit them. I also have to make enhancements to specter to make it more fun to use. But I think I am on the right track now.


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May 2016
The basil was wilted. Soft and slouching. Something dying among the living. I shuddered, picking it out from the other fresh plants and throwing it into the cart. I had gone to the doctor on Tuesday, it was now Monday of the following week. I still hadn’t digested the news. The fluorescent lights of the store made my eyes ache. I walked further down the aisle, spotting some moldy cauliflower along the way.
“Why do you guys sell produce anyway?”
I turned to answer and immediately regretted it. Brandon was my trainee for the day. I didn’t like Brandon. He was almost as tall as me and apparently didn’t know how to operate a shower. I could almost see my reflection in the shiny black mess on his head.
“We didn’t until recently. I guess corporate decided that people want to buy everything in one place.”
“You can do that at Loblaws though,”
I turned and started walking, letting his question hang unanswered, “Yes. Yes you can.”
I hadn’t mentioned my diagnosis to anyone. I figured I’d get too much unwanted attention. I was going to call my parents when I got back, but never did. Pity was something I intentionally avoided, no matter the situation.
I saw Brandon glance at the clock. It was 4:45. The store was completely empty.
We walked out at 5:30. Closing up took longer that usual with Brandon delaying each step.
It was winter and the moon was already in the sky. I could see my breath. There was no wind and it hung motionless in the air. Brandon started walking towards the bus stop.
There was a crack from across the parking lot. I glanced to where it had come from. Another crack.  Another crack. Three men. They were trying to pry open the doors. Brandon had stopped walking and was looking for the noise.
One of the men spotted us. He started walking in our direction.
I stood still. I was tired. I was annoyed. I was also angry.
“WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU’RE DOING”
The man froze.
“GET OUT” I screamed, my throat already raw.
It felt good.
“GO. LEAVE.”
Brandon had frozen mid-step. He was staring at me.
“Like a deer in the headlights,” I thought. I still didn’t like Brandon.
The man had started walking back towards his friends.
I considered following him. But then I considered my age. And my health insurance.
The men had left.
Suddenly I felt tired. My chest was heaving and my hands were shaking.
It was only Monday.
The End.


In the middle of June, 2009, while I was living in an apartment with my sister, I was ambushed by my parents. They explained to me that, while they were reserving judgment, they were aware that I was consuming ~60mg of morphine a day with any additional opiates I could find (often included grandmother's propoxyphene, other relatives' oxycodone, hydrocodone, etc. - I knew what to look for). In any case, they were incredibly understanding about my situation and had done their research: they wished for me to see an addiction specialist and begin a subutex maintenance program in addition to therapy sessions once a month.
Although not ideal (I was plenty happy doing full-agonist opiates), it was time for me to get my act together. I didn't want to be bound to my room (as the particulars of my opiate consumption dictated that I couldn't be far from my stash for long) for the rest of my life, and the money I had been spending on my 'gorilla', could have shamed a daily heroin user.
So I consented. I moved in with my parents (an unfortunate clause to their offer) and began immediately.
To get started on subutex, I had a few brief sessions with a board certified addiction specialist, who prescribed me eight (8) milligrams a day for the initial detox and has now moved me up to twelve (12). Because of the strong affinity for the mu-opioid receptor - i.e. it'll knock even heroin off of one's receptors - and its only partial-agonism, it is required that before starting the program one must endure the onset of mild withdrawal, else one will PRECIPITATE withdrawal and suffer without the possibility of easing it as the subutex will then block any other opiates. Careful planning is a must; I stopped too early and was in quite serious withdrawal at the first administration of the drug.
I couldn't be happier. Although tremendously expensive (at $6 to $8.50 a pill), the value can not be overstated. An immediate cessation of my withdrawal was the first effect. Next came a beautiful, lush mood which I had long associated with full-agonist opiates, but which was unaccompanied by any constipation, general itchiness, CNS effects, and the POSSIBILITY of overdose! That's right: when taken as prescribed, the drug has a ceiling effect at thirty-two (32) milligrams which prevents respiratory depression, so often the malefactor which offs opiate users.
Since my induction into the therapy I have experienced bursts of creativity, a stabilization of my sleeping pattern, and an overdrive to my libido.
I feel now like I did the last time I was happy, and opiates don't make me happy - they make me FEEL good. One can be sincerely depressed on opiates, as was my and many others' case.
I feel now like my old self, before any drugs, even though I am still deriving the mild and pleasant sensation that buprenorphine provides.
I feel like a kid again, with a fresh slate. Although not for everyone - I would have been S.O.L. if my parents weren't footing the bill - if you are interested, find a board certified addiction specialist (they MUST have a certain certification in order to dispense buprenorphine) and get started. Maybe you don't have to be chained to your 'gorilla' anymore.
Reading this over I feel like I might be a little too laudatory of Subutex, but I think it's hard not to praise it. And I never thought I'd like a pharma company, but Reckitt Benckiser not only makes this drug to help people with dangerous addictions, but, they'll give it to people for FREE! [In some cases]
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Along with subscribing to feeds, RSS Bandit supports subscribing to USENET newsgroups via NNTP. Newsgroups are a natural complement to subscribing to blogs.
The first step in subscribing to a newsgroup is to configure a news server. Under the Tools menu select the Newsgroups... menu item. This will bring up the Manage Newsgroups dialog as in figure 1.
Figure 1. Manage
Newsgroups Dialog.
Click on the Add News Server button to add a newsgroup server. A news server is required to connect to the vast number of newsgroups out there. There are many free choices. For the purposes of this documentation, I chose news.edisontel.com as you can see in figure 2.
Figure 2. News
Server General Settings.
In the field labeled News Account enter in a friendly name for the news server. For the Default Identity select an identity to associate with your newsgroup postings. If you donít have an identity in the drop down you can set one up.
Click on the Server Settings option in the left treeview to enter the server connection information. In the Server Name field enter the DNS entry (or IP address) of the news server as in figure 3.
Figure 3. News
Server Settings.
If you need to change one of the advanced settings for the server, click on the Advanced Settings option in the tree view. This allows you to configure the Server Port Number, whether or not it requires SSL, and a timeout as in figure 4.
Figure 4. News
Server Advanced Settings.
To display a list of all the newsgroups on the server, click on the news server within the tree view. Then click the Refresh List button. After a brief moment, the list view will be populated with the available newsgroups as in figure 5.
Figure 5. News
Group List.
To find a particular newsgroup, you can use the text box which filters the list. For example, by typing microsoft.public.dotnet.framework the list is filtered to all newsgroups that match that string as in figure 6.
Figure 6. News
Group Filter.
To subscribe to a newsgroup, either double click the newsgroup in the list or select the newsgroup and click the Subscribe button. This will bring up the Add New Subscription dialog. This dialog is alternatively reachable from the RSS Bandit GUI by clicking on the New... button or via the File menu.
At this point, you can simply follow the steps in the Add Subscription wizard as described in the topic Subscribing to a Feed. Once you complete the wizard, the newsgroup will show up in your list of feed subscriptions. Figure 7 shows a view of RSS Bandit with a subscription to a Microsoft newsgroup. It also shows a threaded newsgroup conversation.
Figure 7. Newsgroup
subscription.
To post a reply to a newsgroup item, right click the entry and click Post Reply. This works in the same manner as posting a comment to a blog with the CommentAPI enabled.


Jeremie Frimpong's performance against Livingston praised by Celtic manager
Celtic manager Neil Lennon has described Ghanaian defender Jeremie Frimpong's performance against Livingston as “one of the best I've seen from a right-back".
Frimpong, born in the Netherlands to Ghanaian father and Dutch mother, impressed greatly as Celtic hammered Livingston 4-0 in the Scottish top-flight on Saturday.
Frimpong himself used to be a flying winger in his earlier years. So why the switch to right-back? “Because I can’t finish,” he said with a chuckle as he made a self-deprecating assessment of his goalscoring prowess.
Attack remains the best form of defence in Frimpong’s eyes and his regular surges up and down the park yesterday were a major weapon in the Celtic armoury. “It had everything,” added Lennon of the 18-year-old’s display. “Pace, power, assists, shots on goal, recovery runs, defending. For a kid at 18 to come into a daunting environment like this – he's handled it brilliantly.”
The 18-year-old joined Celtic in September in search of first-team opportunities as thus far he has six appearances in all competitions, scoring one goal and one assist.


JUNIOR A film review by George V. Reilly Copyright 1994 George V. Reilly
Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Danny De Vito, Emma Thompson, Frank Langella, and Pamela Reed. Directed by Ivan Reitman.
Perfunctory is the word that sums up JUNIOR for me. It's a by-the-numbers exercise in movie-making, and never inspires much more than an occasional chuckle.
It must have been easy to position this as a high-concept movie: Schwarzenegger Gets Pregnant. The concept is fine as far as it goes, but it doesn't go very far. With a more imaginative and subtler script it might have been quite a good film. But JUNIOR shows little imagination: stock characters doing stereotypical things in a role-reversal.
Schwarzenegger is a dour Austrian fertility researcher. De Vito is his partner, playing yet another character who's sneaky and greedy; this time he's a good guy. When their experimental fertility drug is axed by the FDA, they decide in desperation to conduct their first human trial on a man: Schwarzenegger. The trial is supposed to run for only three months, but Schwarzenegger, by now volatile with hormone-induced mood swings, decides to carry the baby to term---without telling De Vito.
De Vito eventually realizes what has happened, of course. In time, so too do Frank Langella, the villain who first shut down their project, Emma Thompson, the clumsy researcher who is falling in love with Schwarzenegger, and Pamela Reed, De Vito's pregnant ex-wife.
Of the cast, only Thompson manages to rise much beyond the limitations of the material, being both very funny and endearing as the perennially cack-handed love interest.
Wait for this to show up on video.
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Learn Jquery
Hello rajesh Yalamarthi
Ur Going to Hide
All fading methods
Testing attributes(if you click on this it shows some response)
Rajesh
Calaculate Sum
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- li (the previous sibling of "rajesh")
- li (the previous sibling of "rajesh")
- rajesh (sibling)
- li (the next sibling of "rajesh")
- li (the next sibling of "rajesh")
EnterNo1:
EnterNo2:
Result:
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.google.i18n.phonenumbers | |
| com.google.i18n.phonenumbers.internal |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AsYouTypeFormatter
A formatter which formats phone numbers as they are entered.
|
| MetadataLoader
Interface for caller to specify a customized phone metadata loader.
|
| NumberParseException
Generic exception class for errors encountered when parsing phone numbers.
|
| NumberParseException.ErrorType |
| Phonemetadata.NumberFormat |
| Phonemetadata.NumberFormat.Builder
Provides a dummy builder to 'emulate' the API of the code generated by the latest version of
Protocol Buffers.
|
| Phonemetadata.PhoneMetadata |
| Phonemetadata.PhoneMetadata.Builder
Provides a dummy builder.
|
| Phonemetadata.PhoneMetadataCollection |
| Phonemetadata.PhoneMetadataCollection.Builder
Provides a dummy builder.
|
| Phonemetadata.PhoneNumberDesc |
| Phonemetadata.PhoneNumberDesc.Builder
Provides a dummy builder.
|
| Phonenumber.PhoneNumber |
| Phonenumber.PhoneNumber.CountryCodeSource |
| PhoneNumberMatch
The immutable match of a phone number within a piece of text.
|
| PhoneNumberUtil
Utility for international phone numbers.
|
| PhoneNumberUtil.Leniency
Leniency when finding potential phone numbers in text
segments.
|
| PhoneNumberUtil.MatchType
Types of phone number matches.
|
| PhoneNumberUtil.PhoneNumberFormat
INTERNATIONAL and NATIONAL formats are consistent with the definition in ITU-T Recommendation
E123.
|
| PhoneNumberUtil.PhoneNumberType
Type of phone numbers.
|
| PhoneNumberUtil.ValidationResult
Possible outcomes when testing if a PhoneNumber is possible.
|
| ShortNumberInfo
Methods for getting information about short phone numbers, such as short codes and emergency
numbers.
|
| ShortNumberInfo.ShortNumberCost
Cost categories of short numbers.
|
| ShortNumberUtil.ShortNumberCost
Deprecated.
Cost categories of short numbers.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Phonemetadata.PhoneNumberDesc |
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