Early Beginnings
The story of Nike begins with the story of Blue Ribbon Sports back in 1964. Around that time, Phil Knight had just gone through University of Oregon followed by a stint at Stanford for his MBA, leaving him with two crucial experiences that set the trajectory of his future. At University of Oregon, he ran for the school's track and field team, putting him into contact with their coach, Bill Bowerman. Aside from an intensely competitive ethos, Bowerman displayed a fascination with optimizing his runners' shoes, constantly tinkering with different models after learning from a local cobbler. According to Nike, Knight was the first student to try one of Bowerman's shoes. Seeing him as a safely-unimportant runner to test his shoes on, Bowerman offered to take one of his shoes and fix them up with his custom design. Knight accepted the offer, and, supposedly, the shoes worked so well that his teammate Otis Davis took them and ended up using them to win gold in the 400-meter dash in the 1960 Olympics. Otis Davis insists to this day that Bowerman made the shoes for him. After the University of Oregon, Knight went through Stanford's MBA program, during which he wrote a paper theorizing that the production of running shoes should move from its current center in Germany to Japan, where labor was cheaper. Knight got the chance to put this theory to the test with a trip to Japan shortly after his 1962 graduation. He struck a deal with a group of Japanese businessmen to export the country's popular Tiger shoes into the U.S. Coach Bowerman, who long believed that German shoes, though the best on the market, weren't anything too special to be replicated or even improved on, supported Knight's venture, entering into a 50-50 business deal for ownership of their new company, Blue Ribbon Sports, established in Eugene, Oregon, on Jan. 25, 1964.
History of Nike
After founding Blue Ribbon Sports, Knight tested the waters for his imported shoes, initially selling them out of his car when he came back to the States. It quickly became clear that a demand existed for these cheaper but still high-quality alternatives to the Adidas (ADDYY) and Pumas (PUMSY) that dominated the market. In 1965, the ever-inventive Bowerman proposed a new shoe design to the Tiger shoe company, one that sought to provide the right support for runners with a cushioned innersole, soft sponge rubber in the forefoot and top of the heel, hard sponge rubber in the middle of the heel, and a firm rubber outsole. This design would turn out to be both a major success and source of conflict between Blue Ribbon and its Japanese supplier. Dubbed the Tiger Cortez, the shoe dropped in 1967 and became an instant hit for its comfortable, sturdy, and stylish design. Around the time of its success, though, relations soured between Blue Ribbon and Tiger. Knight claims that the Japanese company was seeking a way out of its exclusivity deal with Blue Ribbon and sought to sink the company. Tiger claims to have discovered Blue Ribbon Sports selling their own version of the Tiger Cortez under a new line of shoes they called "Nike." Either way, the two formally split in 1971 with a lawsuit from Tiger following. A judge eventually settled that both companies could sell their own versions of the model, leading to the only sneaker to become a best-selling model for two different shoe companies as the Nike Cortez and the Tiger Corsair (now sold by Tiger's modern incarnation, Asics). Following the split with Tiger, Blue Ribbon Sports fully rebranded itself as Nike. Phil Knight initially wanted to call the company "Dimension 6," but Jeff Johnson, thankfully, got the inspiration for Nike after seeing the Greek goddess of victory's name in a dream. Before this though, the new brand needed its own logo. They reached out to a design student at the nearby Portland State University, Carolyn Davis, to provide sketches. Phil Knight reluctantly settled on a swoosh design, reportedly saying, "Well, I don't love it, but maybe it will grow on me." Davis charged $2/hour and received a total of $35 for the logo. In 1983 Phil Knight, apparently having come around to the logo, held a party for Davidson and awarded her 500 shares of stock, speculated to be worth roughly $1 million today. After coming into existence proper on May 30, 1971, Nike, Inc. continued the success of Blue Ribbon Sports, helped first by the success of the Tiger Cortez and then by Bowerman's innovative "Waffle" sole design. While thinking over breakfast on a way to give running shoes more traction, the coach saw the grooves in the waffle his wife made him and wondered what it would look inverted. Not one to pass on an idea, Bowerman poured melted urethane into his waffle iron. Unfortunately, he forgot to add any anti-stick agent onto the iron and it glued shut. But nevertheless, the idea had taken root, and with the help of another waffle iron and presumably a good spray, he designed his ideal sole and the iconic "Waffle Trainer" was born. This shoe was a major success for Nike, the first of many to come as the company maintained a strong and steady growth through its early days, culminating in its 1980 IPO, which immediately made Phil Knight a millionaire with shares worth $178 million. Since then, the company has only continued to grow, helped on in part by a series of clever ad campaigns, most famously the 1988 "Just Do It" ad campaign (apparently inspired by the last words of American murderer Gary Gilmore before the firing squad, "Let's do it.") The company's other greatest asset has been its celebrity endorsements. They struck big signing athletes like Tiger Woods, Kobe Bryant, and Lebron James in the early stages of their career. By far the most lucrative endorsement Nike has ever had, both for the company and its sponsor, has been with Michael Jordan. Spotting potential, Nike tried to swoop in for an endorsement from Jordan before the start of his first season with the pros in 1984. Despite having never worn a pair of Nikes before and harboring hope for a deal with Adidas, Jordan ended up signing on with Nike after a meeting in which they promised the soon-to-be star $500,000 a year for five years, two die cast Mercedes cars, and shoes customized to his specific requests. The deal proved a smash hit for Nike, with Jordan quickly rising to super stardom and his shoe line, Air Jordans, hitting the market to make over $100 million in revenue by the end of 1985. Air Jordans continue to be a cash cow for Nike. Despite some recent declines in sales, the brand still nets the company a staggering $2.8 billion in sales for 2018. Jordan continues to make roughly $100 million a year in Nike royalties alone.
Nike Timeline
1964 - Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman found Blue Ribbon Sports. 1971 - Cutting ties with Onitsuka Tiger (now Asics), Blue Ribbon Sports becomes Nike Inc., using swoosh logo created by Portland State University student Carolyn Davis for $35 1971 - Bowerman comes up with iconic sole pattern for Waffle Trainers after putting rubber into a waffle iron 1972 - Romanian tennis player Ilie Nastase becomes the first athlete to sign an endorsement with Nike. 1979 - Nike introduces patented "Air" technology with new Tailwind shoe. 1980- Nike completes IPO with a price of 18 cents a share. 1984 - Nike signs Michael Jordan, launching Air Jordan series. 1987 - Nike drops ad for new Air Max shoes set to The Beatles' "Revolution," making it the first ad to use the band's music. 1988 - First "Just Do It" campaign launches with ad featuring 80-year-old running icon Walter Stack running across the Golden Gate Bridge. 1989 - "Bo Knows" ad campaign drops featuring baseball and football star Bo Jackson. 1990 - First Niketown store opens in Portland, Oregon. 1991 - Activist Jeff Ballinger publishes report exposing low wages and poor working conditions among Indonesian Nike factories. Nike responds by instating its first factory codes of conduct. 1996 - Nike signs Tiger Woods. 1998 - In the face of widespread protest, Nike raises the minimum age of its workers, increases monitoring, and adopts U.S. OSHA clean-air standards in overseas factories. 1999 - Nike co-founder Bill Bowerman dies at 88. 2002 - Nike acquires surf-apparel company Hurley. 2003 - Nike signs Lebron James and Kobe Bryant. 2004 - Nike acquires Converse for $309 million. 2004 - Phil Knight steps down as CEO and president of Nike, but retains chairman role as William D. Perez becomes the company's new CEO. 2008 - Nike signs Derek Jeter. 2012 - Nike becomes official supplier for NFL apparel. 2015 - Nike becomes official supplier for NBA apparel. 2018 - Nike unveils ad campaign featuring athlete and political activist Colin Kaepernick, garnering a mix of public approval and backlash.
Controversy
Sweatshops
Nike has faced a long history of controversy over its labor practices. The company was founded on a principle of finding cheaper labor to produce same-quality goods and followed this unfailingly, till it finally came back to bite them. Nike's factories were initially in Japan, but then moved to cheaper labor in South Korea, China, and Taiwan. As the economies of these countries developed, Nike again shifted, moving away from labor in South Korea and Taiwan to focus on China, Indonesia, and Vietnam. Not much was noted of this until activist Jeff Ballinger published a report in 1991, documenting the poor working conditions of Nike's operations across Indonesia. This was followed with a popular article in Harper's Magazine, detailing the life of an Indonesian Nike employee who worked for 14 cents an hour. Outrage fermented among the public, with protests against the shoe ware giant at the 1992 Olympics and an increased media scrutiny on the plight of sweatshop workers. This came at the same time the company sought to expand its Niketown retail stores, resulting in mass protests around the planned expansions. With protests around college campuses, calls for boycotting the company, and pressure put on its stars like Michael Jordan to denounce the brand, Nike made a concerted effort in 1998 to improve the labor conditions of its factories. It included raising the minimum age among workers, increasing the monitoring of factory conditions, and enforcing U.S. standards for clean air. This was followed by Nike's creation of the Fair Labor Association in 1999, and audit of roughly 600 factories between 2002-2004, and the public disclosure of all of its factory locations in 2005. While reports of abuse at the Nike factories still persist, many human rights activists have acknowledged Nike's efforts to have minimized the worst problems at these factories, and the public outcry today over the company's labor conditions is a shadow of what it once was.
Colin Kaepernick
On Labor Day of 2018, Nike made a huge splash, tweeting a photo of NFL player Colin Kaepernick as the new face of its brand. The 49ers quarterback had become a lightning rod for controversy after being the first football player to take a knee during the national anthem in protest of police brutality toward black Americans. He received a mix of support and backlash from the public, with some calling him a hero and others criticizing his actions as "un-American." This controversy only intensified with Donald Trump making criticism of the protest Kaepernick started a central talking point in his campaign and, later, presidency. 49ers management consequently did not renew Kaepernick's contract and no other NFL team signed him. Fittingly, the ad overlay of the black-and-white photo of Kaepernick's face with the text, "Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything," and the classic Nike slogan, "Just Do It." below. The ad garnered a predictable mix of support and controversy. Some, seeing Nike's endorsement of Kaepernick as a betrayal of patriotic values, chose to quite publicly announce their boycott of Nike by posting videos of themselves burning their Nike shoes. This proved largely ineffectual, with most people mocking Nike boycotters on social media, and the company's stock soaring, increasing by over $6 billion less than a month after the campaign began. Some on the left also took issue with the ad, citing it as an example of "commodity activism," whereby corporations co-opt a social movement for profits.
How Green is Nike?
While Nike's taken strides to increase its eco-friendliness, joining the Sustainable Apparel Commission and implementing a number of reusable materials in its clothing, it still has a way to go. The primary environmental criticism following Nike has been its refusal to eliminate hazardous materials from its supply chain. As pointed out by Greenpeace, this affects everything from factory workers to waterways to consumers. The hazardous chemicals pollute the environment, threaten to poison those who work with them, and allow a potential health risk to persist among users of Nike's apparel. Nike has claimed to be working toward elimination of these toxic chemicals. While these claims have been met with dubiousness over the past couple years, in 2018, Nike showed some serious signs of growth, expanding its PFC-free portfolio to 93% of products.
Currently
Over 2019, most news on Nike has revolved around its political stances. Days before the Fourth of July, the company canceled the release of a sneaker bearing the 13-star American flag of Betsy Ross on the shoe's heel. Reportedly, this decision came after Colin Kaepernick privately voiced his criticisms of the design to Nike, seeing as the 13-star flag represented America during a time of slavery and has been used in tandem with the Confederate flag by hate groups including the Ku Klux Klan. The choice to drop the shoe nevertheless sparked a media firestorm with conservative pundits and social media commentators criticizing Nike for its lack of patriotism. Outside of the political sphere, Nike has also unveiled plans for a subscription service for kids. This comes at a time when apparel companies are increasingly looking toward subscription-based models to attract customers. It'll be Nike's first test of this and opens the door for kids 2 through 10 to have varying access across a selection of roughly 100 shoes for a monthly fee.


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I believe in building things right so I dig into requirements deep enough that development teams have clarity on what to build.
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I have a rich experience of interviewing 200+ candidates of range 0-15 years. I can build teams if the HRs take care of building the pipeline.
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With changing requirements, I continuously check the state of current code and scope of structural simplification. I keep refactoring classes for a better low level design.
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I build systems that work without much dev intervention in the long run. Although this seems much obvious, this doesn't happen everywhere.
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If a process is being executed manually for a few months, there are chances that it will be used in future also. I notice and automate such systems. This saves a lot budget in the long run.
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I don't hate QAs but I'm confident enough to ship anything to production without involving QAs. I rely on test cases apart from manual testing. I do hate developers who don't own test their systems well.
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I don't call myself a 5x or 10x developer but I develop quite fast. I'm proficient in Ruby language to develop anything on backend. I'm open to learn anything technical.
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I emphasize on efficiency in all aspects of my professional life. Much of what I write on my blog is around culture, good code and efficiency
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I also emphasize on building simple products. Although it depends on the audience we're catering, but complex products are hardly used. I believe that the role of engineering (Tech & Product) is to create simple UX.


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You can print booklets with your regular printer without installing any extra plugins, and even if your software does not have booklet support.


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Our first four episodes on multimedia programming, which cover basic image processing, are now online—comments are welcome.


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The ID of the asset in which the withdrawal is denominated, for example, US Dollar or BitCoin both have an associated AssetId. AssetId and ProductId are identical in numerical content. You must use AssetId here.
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The readable name of the asset in which the withdrawal is denominated, for example, “US Dollar” or “BitCoin.”
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I have an exploratory mind and try to find out solutions for real world problems especially those that involve Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. I love travelling and trying out different delicacies through my visits. I also enjoy being around diverse minds because thats where new ideas are born.
Worked for Client CTO Technologies on a Machine Learning project that could generate user profiles by analyzing hardware data of Dell PCs. Currently working for DELL - Engineering in order to take this project forward into its product development.
Worked on a project titled "Data Science and AI: Impression in Health Industry" which aimed to provide the analysis of Big data and Utilization with AI to increase usability of raw data and generate useful statistical reports using HTML and JavaScript libraries like NodeJS and ChartJS. As an intern, I learnt to interpret data and make it relevant by developing graphs and plots using ChartJS and JSON. MySQL was used to retrieve information from a hospital database.
GPA: 3.67
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Apart from being a software developer, I enjoy most of my time singing and innovating recipes in different cuisines.


Co Kildare quarry to feature on RTE investigative programme
by Senan HoganA Co Kildare quarry is to feature in an RTÉ Investigates programme on Wednesday evening.
A special report entitled Between a Rock and a Hard Place will examine how some quarry operators are allegedly circumventing regulations which the programme claims are not fit for purpose.
A RTÉ spokeswoman confirmed one of the quarries featured is located in Co Kildare but would not confirm its identity.
Quarries in other areas of the country are also included in the programme.
The 60-minute programme will be screened at 9.35pm on RTÉ One on Wednesday.


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I graduated from Dev Bootcamp June 2015 with honors......just kidding, there's no honors. I don't emphasize it in my experiences because it tends be looked at as the extenet of my software education. I learned a huge amount in the program, much more than I could have by myself. It was a springboard to get me where I am now by teaching me relevant technologies and best practices in a real word collaborative working environment. But, the onsite portion of the program was 19 weeks which is only a fraction of the time I have spent learning and creating software.
 I did this by relocating to the Bay Area where I lived in both San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
I spent that time attending confrences, seminars, and hackathons. I also completed a software bootcamp and created a number of apps from the ground up
I like to think of it as an alternative to going back to school. And I've never been asked why I didn't work while I was in college
I sure am...Although I'm from California, I have no ties to the Bay Area. I'm only here because it's the center of all things tech and the ideal place to learn from leaders in the industry. I would happily relocate for the right position.
I first played around with HTML and CSS over 10 years ago. But I started actually coding in September 2014 with Ruby. However, I don't believe I can accurately measure my experience in years. Since learning to code, I have spent 1000's of hours on one thing...software development.
I went to college for 4 years and didn't spend nearly that amount of time on my major. Because I have commited to software development full time, I believe I have much more hands on knowledge than I would have gotten if I had went back to obtain a CS degree.
Mostly no. My earliest projects were challenges or assignments. Then there were some solo projects I created for fun and continued learning. Some projects were from hackathons which were done as a group. I most recently created an ecommerce site and am working on designing my next.
Don't worry, I'll learn it.
I'm a proud US citizen. My experience working with people in other cultures has been huge in understanding differences and being able to effectively collaborate with just about anyone...FYI I am also legally able to work in the EU.


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This website was deployed by a Continuous Delivery Pipeline (CDP). Besides deploying to this cloud provider, the CDP also deployed to the following other cloud providers. Click one of the following cloud providers to view a static website hosted by the cloud provider:
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I'm an 11 y/o boy who makes random stuff
Random Color - a program that generates a random background color
Clock - a digital and analog clock widget ... thing
Cube Scramble Generator - LITERALLY THE BEST CUBE SCRAMBLER EVER (that i made)
Game - my favorite game
Calculator - It's a calculator, duh.
Counter - Counts up! But not down.
My real name is Clark Estreller. I was born in November 18, 2006. I am from the Philippines. I started programming in 2016 (when I was 9). After that, I made all sorts of (random) things with my knowledge. Back then, I had no way to share the random things I make. I just make things for my own, and just show it to my parents. Sometimes, I send the code to some of my classmates, but they don't know how to open the code. In late 2017, I learned about this platform called "Github". I discovered that I could share my projects with others, but back then I had no plan to make a Github account, but I got motivated in April of 2018. When I made an account, I further realized that with Github, you can receive comments and suggestions, from which I could be inspired from. I still couldn't remember why I was motivated to learn how to code, though.
Please do not download this page on its own, as the links to the things I make may not function.
When you download this page with the other files in my repo, please place the other files in the same folder as
this webpage, to ensure that the links work.
One final reminder: do not move the other files out of their respective folders. Thanks.
hello world
Made by Clark Estreller (ItsTheCreeper). Under the MIT License.
Font (occasionally) used: Overpass by Delve Withrington from Google fonts


Good performance is critical to the success of many games. Below are some simple guidelines for maximizing the speed of your game’s rendering.
The graphical parts of your game can primarily impact on two systems of the computer: the GPU and the CPU. The first rule of any optimization is to find where the performance problem is, because strategies for optimizing for GPU vs. CPU are quite different (and can even be opposite - for example, it’s quite common to make the GPU do more work while optimizing for CPU, and vice versa).
Common bottlenecks and ways to check for them:
Less-common bottlenecks:
To render objects on the screen, the CPU has a lot of processing work to do: working out which lights affect that object, setting up the shader and shader parameters, and sending drawing commands to the graphics driver, which then prepares the commands to be sent off to the graphics card.
All this “per object” CPU usage is resource-intensive, so if you have lots of visible objects, it can add up. For example, if you have a thousand triangles, it is much easier on the CPU if they are all in one mesh, rather than in one mesh per triangle (adding up to 1000 meshes). The cost of both scenarios on the GPU is very similar, but the work done by the CPU to render a thousand objects (instead of one) is significantly higher.
Reduce the visible object count. To reduce the amount of work the CPU needs to do:
Combine objects together so that each mesh has at least several hundred triangles and uses only one Material for the entire mesh. Note that combining two objects which don’t share a material does not give you any performance increase at all. The most common reason for requiring multiple materials is that two meshes don’t share the same textures; to optimize CPU performance, ensure that any objects you combine share the same textures.
When using many pixel lights in the Forward rendering path, there are situations where combining objects may not make sense. See the Lighting performance section below to learn how to manage this.
There are two basic rules for optimizing the geometry of a model:
Note that the actual number of vertices that graphics hardware has to process is usually not the same as the number reported by a 3D application. Modeling applications usually display the number of distinct corner points that make up a model (known as the geometric vertex count). For a graphics card, however, some geometric vertices need to be split into two or more logical vertices for rendering purposes. A vertex must be split if it has multiple normals, UV coordinates or vertex colors. Consequently, the vertex count in Unity is usually higher than the count given by the 3D application.
While the amount of geometry in the models is mostly relevant for the GPU, some features in Unity also process models on the CPU (for example, mesh skinning).
The fastest option is always to create lighting that doesn’t need to be computed at all. To do this, use Lightmapping to “bake” static lighting just once, instead of computing it each frame. The process of generating a lightmapped environment takes only a little longer than just placing a light in the scene in Unity, but:
In many cases you can apply simple tricks instead of adding multiple extra lights. For example, instead of adding a light that shines straight into the camera to give a Rim Lighting effect, add a dedicated Rim Lighting
computation directly into your shaders (see Surface Shader Examples to learn how to do this).
Also see: Forward rendering
Per-pixel dynamic lighting adds significant rendering work to every affected pixel, and can lead to objects being rendered in multiple passes. Avoid having more than one Pixel Light illuminating any single object on less powerful devices, like mobile or low-end PC GPUs, and use lightmaps to light static objects instead of calculating their lighting every frame. Per-vertex dynamic lighting can add significant work to vertex transformations, so try to avoid situations where multiple lights illuminate a single object.
Avoid combining meshes that are far enough apart to be affected by different sets of pixel lights. When you use pixel lighting, each mesh has to be rendered as many times as there are pixel lights illuminating it. If you combine two meshes that are very far apart, it increase the effective size of the combined object. All pixel lights that illuminate any part of this combined object are taken into account during rendering, so the number of rendering passes that need to be made could be increased. Generally, the number of passes that must be made to render the combined object is the sum of the number of passes for each of the separate objects, so nothing is gained by combining meshes.
During rendering, Unity finds all lights surrounding a mesh and calculates which of those lights affect it most. The Quality Settings are used to modify how many of the lights end up as pixel lights, and how many as vertex lights. Each light calculates its importance based on how far away it is from the mesh and how intense its illumination is - and some lights are more important than others purely from the game context. For this reason, every light has a Render Mode setting which can be set to Important or Not Important; lights marked as Not Important have a lower rendering overhead.
Example: Consider a driving game in which the player’s car is driving in the dark with headlights switched on. The headlights are probably the most visually significant light source in the game, so their Render Mode should be set to Important. There may be other lights in the game that are less important, like other cars’ rear lights or distant lampposts, and which don’t improve the visual effect much by being pixel lights. The Render Mode for such lights can safely be set to Not Important to avoid wasting rendering capacity in places where it has little benefit.
Optimizing per-pixel lighting saves both the CPU and GPU work: the CPU has fewer draw calls to do, and the GPU has fewer vertices to process and pixels to rasterize for all the additional object renders.
Use Compressed textures to decrease the size of your textures. This can resulting in faster load times, a smaller memory footprint, and dramatically increased rendering performance. Compressed textures only use a fraction of the memory bandwidth needed for uncompressed 32-bit RGBA textures.
Always enable Generate mipmaps for textures used in a 3D scene. A mipmap texture enables the GPU to use a lower resolution texture for smaller triangles.This is similar to how texture compression can help limit the amount of texture data transfered when the GPU is rendering.
The only exception to this rule is when a texel (texture pixel) is known to map 1:1 to the rendered screen pixel, as with UI elements or in a 2D game.
Culling objects involves making objects invisible. This is an effective way to reduce both the CPU and GPU load.
In many games, a quick and effective way to do this without compromising the player experience is to cull small objects more aggressively than large ones. For example, small rocks and debris could be made invisible at long distances, while large buildings would still be visible.
There are a number of ways you can achieve this:
Use the Level Of Detail system
Manually set per-layer culling distances on the camera
Put small objects into a separate layer and set up per-layer cull distances using the Camera.layerCullDistances script function
Realtime shadows are nice, but they can have a high impact on performance, both in terms of extra draw calls for the CPU and extra processing on the GPU. For further details, see the Light Performance page.
Different platforms have vastly different performance capabilities; a high-end PC GPU can handle much more in terms of graphics and shaders than a low-end mobile GPU. The same is true even on a single platform; a fast GPU is dozens of times faster than a slow integrated GPU.
GPU performance on mobile platforms and low-end PCs is likely to be much lower than on your development machine. It’s recommended that you manually optimize your shaders to reduce calculations and texture reads, in order to get good performance across low-end GPU machines. For example, some built-in Unity shaders have “mobile” equivalents that are much faster, but have some limitations or approximations.
Below are some guidelines for mobile and low-end PC graphics cards:
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A list holds a collection of related data. Typically, an indexed list of the kind we are examining would hold a collection of related values, each of which represents the same kind of thing. For example, we might work with a set of test scores or a group of names. If the data stored in the list are chosen carefully, then it is possible to perform many useful operations on the data.
Imagine a list contains a series of interest rates offered by banks on savings accounts. Write a program to find the highest interest rate. Think about how you would solve this problem by hand. Imagine that instead of a Python list, you have a stack of papers, each showing one interest rate. How would you find out what the highest rate is?
I'm sure you could do it even if you were allowed to look at each paper only once. All you need to do is remember one number -- the highest rate you have seen. If you see a rate that is higher, then remember the new number (and forget the previous one). This one number you need to remember corresponds to a variable in your program -- an accumulator, in fact, since we will use it in a loop and it will accumulate information as the loop progresses.
The process of looking at each piece of paper one time corresponds to the loop you will use in the program to solve the problem. We would say that you need to iterate through the list, examining it one element at a time. Here is a program that implements this solution:
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Find the highest value in 'nums'. # len(nums) assumed to be at least 1. def find_highest(nums): highest = nums[ 0 ] for ix in range(1, len(nums)): if nums[ ix ] > highest: highest = nums[ ix ] return highest interestRates = [1.5, 0.8, 3.5, 2.0, 1.8, 1.9] ans = find_highest(interestRates) print('Highest rate is ' + str(ans) + '%') |
# Test results: Printed # in the shell window: Highest rate is 3.5% |
Notice the following things about this example:
Searching is an extremely common task with lists. The easiest way to find out if a particular value is present in a list is to perform a sequential search. A sequential search involves iterating through the elements of a list in sequence and examining each element to see if it has the characteristics being sought. Here is an example:
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Returns True if the value 'target' is # in the list 'arr'; False otherwise. def find_in_list( arr, target ): for num in arr: if num == target: return True return False sizes = [6, 7, 8, 8.5, 9, 11] ans9 = find_in_list(sizes, 9); ans10 = find_in_list(sizes, 10); print('Have 9: ' + str(ans9) \ + '; have 10: ' + str(ans10)) |
# Test results: Printed # in the shell window: Have 9: True; have 10: False |
Notice the following things about this example:
Sometimes, the goal of the search is to produce more than one result. A search of this kind is often called a 'sifting' operation -- a name that calls to mind the process of sifting through a mixture to find elements of a particular size, weight, etc. For example, we may wish to find all the values in a numeric list greater than a particular threshold, or maybe all the values in a string list beginning with a particular character. Here is an example that finds all the elements that begin with "M":
members = ['Homer', 'Marge', 'Lisa', 'Bart', 'Maggie'] for ix in range(len(members)): if members[ix][0] == "M": print(members[ix], end=' ') |
# Test results: Printed # in the shell window: Marge Maggie |
Notice the following things about this example:
Many variations on searches and sifts are possible. In all cases, the basic principles are the same:
The simple, or sequential, search described here works fine for small lists but can be inefficient for large lists. Other, more efficient techniques (like binary search) are available, but are beyond the scope of this course.


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This module is part of a private API. You should avoid using this module if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Contains the Queryable class methods.
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Methods to be delegated to the internal query.
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Defines a new method that executes the passed proc or block in the context of the internal query object, and returns self.
Instance Method Details
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This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Methods to be delegated to the internal query. Method can be safely overriden to add or remove methods to delegate.
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# File 'lib/queryable.rb', line 109 def delegated_methods Array.instance_methods - Object.instance_methods + [:all, :where, :distinct, :group, :having, :includes, :joins, :limit, :offset, :order, :reverse_order] + [:==, :as_json, :cache_key, :decorate] end |
- (void) scope(name, proc = nil, &block) { ... }
This method returns an undefined value.
Defines a new method that executes the passed proc or block in the context of the internal query object, and returns self.
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CMP(1) User Commands CMP(1) NAME cmp - compare two files byte by byte SYNOPSIS cmp [OPTION]... FILE1 [FILE2 [SKIP1 [SKIP2]]] DESCRIPTION Compare two files byte by byte. The optional SKIP1 and SKIP2 specify the number of bytes to skip at the beginning of each file (zero by default). Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too. -b, --print-bytes print differing bytes -i, --ignore-initial=SKIP skip first SKIP bytes of both inputs -i, --ignore-initial=SKIP1:SKIP2 skip first SKIP1 bytes of FILE1 and first SKIP2 bytes of FILE2 -l, --verbose output byte numbers and differing byte values -n, --bytes=LIMIT compare at most LIMIT bytes -s, --quiet, --silent suppress all normal output --help display this help and exit -v, --version output version information and exit SKIP values may be followed by the following multiplicative suffixes: kB 1000, K 1024, MB 1,000,000, M 1,048,576, GB 1,000,000,000, G 1,073,741,824, and so on for T, P, E, Z, Y. If a FILE is `-' or missing, read standard input. Exit status is 0 if inputs are the same, 1 if different, 2 if trouble. AUTHOR Written by Torbjorn Granlund and David MacKenzie. REPORTING BUGS Report bugs to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GNU diffutils home page: <http://www.gnu.org/software/diffutils/> General help using GNU software: <http://www.gnu.org/gethelp/> COPYRIGHT Copyright © 2011 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>. This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. SEE ALSO diff(1), diff3(1), sdiff(1) The full documentation for cmp is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and cmp programs are properly installed at your site, the command info cmp should give you access to the complete manual. diffutils 3.2 September 2011 CMP(1)


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Superthon is a two legged buy and hold strategy:
It's as simple as that.The complexity hides in detecting BULL and BEAR periods. For detecting the periods you need a market timing indicator. There are tons of those, and none is completely satisfactory
This is the original Superthon, as described by its inventor Antonio Mangas.
To measure the market timing, you look at the last 12 monthly candles:
Following simulation demostrates the strategy over 21 years:
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But what if you're a Swiss investor, using CHF as base currency? Is it still worth investing in USD?
This is the same simulation as above, but multiplying by the USD/CHF exchange rate, so as to be in the perspective of a Switzerland based investor.
| Duration | Min (per year) | Max (per year) | Average | Standard deviation |
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| 3 years | ± |
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| Number of BULL/BEAR triggers: |
It looks like the SP500 is worthwhile even for a Swiss investor. However, looking at the graphs, when considering the USDCHF exchange rare, the AGG hasn't stop falling since its inception. Wouldn't be better to invest in CHF during BEAR periods?
This runs two simulations:
Both simulations are equal on all other aspects.


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Danny Dyer's game show The Wall renewed for a second series
Danny Dyer’s game show The Wall has been given a second series after a successful first run on Saturday nights.

Airing after Strictly each week, The Wall earned an impressive 4.1million a week despite being against ITV rival, X Factor Celebrity.
Speaking about the new series, Danny said: ‘I can’t believe we’re doing another series of The Wall.
‘I can’t wait to get stuck back in and meet these new contestants and hopefully make them very rich.’
Kate Phillips, Controller of Entertainment Commissioning at BBC added: ‘I know Danny and Angela had an absolute ball making series one of The Wall and it’s great to see how much BBC One viewers have enjoyed the ride.
‘This wildly unpredictable format, or nutty old show as Danny would say, has quickly become a Saturday night favourite for all ages, and I’m looking forward to more big drops, big shocks and big decisions in series two.’
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When I'm not in class you can find me hanging out with my dog, reading (mostly fantasy or sci-fi), singing karaoke, playing board games with friends or playing sports. I am very active and am involved in several sports. My favorites are:
- Kickball: I have been playing for nine years in four different leagues. I'm usually on two to three teams at any given time. I will travel to tournaments in other cities a couple times a year.
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A 30-year-old female presented to a tertiary hospital with two weeks of fevers and left upper quadrant abdominal pain after returning from the Gili Islands, Indonesia. She was immunised against hepatitis B, hepatitis A, and typhoid. She did not take malaria prophylaxis and recalls being bitten by insects. Laboratory investigations revealed an elevated C-reactive protein level (158 mg/L), mild thrombocytopenia (148 10^9/L), and deranged liver functions tests. Her malaria smear and blood and urine cultures were negative. Serology for dengue fever, chikungunya, human immunodeficiency virus, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, hepatitis A, leptospirosis, and rickettsia were sent. Two days into the admission, she subsequently developed significant bilateral conjunctivitis and was reviewed by the ophthalmology unit ( Fig. 1). Ophthalmoscopy revealed a small, pale, inactive spot on the retina. The lens, macula, and retina otherwise appeared normal. Without antibiotic treatment, the patient’s fevers and abdominal pain resolved, although the conjunctivitis worsened ( Fig. 1). The patient in this manuscript has given written informed consent to publication of her case details.
An immunofluorescence test detecting IgG and IgM antibodies to Rickettsiae (murine typhus group), taken 14 days after the onset of clinical symptoms, was positive, with a titre of 1:8,192. All other serological tests were negative. Repeat Rickettsiae serology performed in convalescence, 14 days after the initial test, demonstrated a rise in the titre to 1:16,384. The patient’s symptoms; a high, rising, positive murine typhus titre; and epidemiological risk factors support the diagnosis of a Rickettsial infection. A 2-fold rise rather than a 4-fold rise in Rickettsiae titre occurred in this case because the first serological sample was taken late in the illness. The patient was treated with oral doxycycline for two weeks and achieved a complete resolution of the conjunctivitis after three weeks.
Murine typhus is endemic to Indonesia, with the prevalence of positive Rickettsia typhi antibody levels in humans being one of the highest in the world [ 1 ]. Outbreaks have been reported worldwide, but the endemic foci include the Southeast Asian, Mediterranean, and southern United States regions [ 2 ]. The environmental circumstances that potentiate the prevalence of this disease are port cities, coastal, and high altitude regions [ 3 , 4 ]. Infections with this gram-negative intracellular bacterium remain under-diagnosed and underreported, despite being endemic worldwide [ 4 ]. Arthropod vectors, commonly the rat flea Xenopsylla cheopis, are responsible for the transmission of murine typhus to humans from an animal reservoir [ 5 ]. This is consistent with the increased prevalence in tropical port cities, where rats are abundant [ 3 ].
In Indonesia, murine typhus has been reported to cause 2.8% of acute undifferentiated fever [ 3 ]. The clinical features that manifest after an eight- to 16-day incubation period are usually non-specific, with patients exhibiting fever, headache, and a faint maculopapular rash [ 3 ]. However, the complete clinical triad is reported in fewer than 15% of patients [ 6 ]. Other clinical features that manifest are arthralgia, myalgia, gastrointestinal symptoms, and acute renal impairment [ 4 ]. Acute pulmonary failure and neurological complications are rare, with respective reported prevalence rates of 6%–12% and 15%–45% [ 2 ]. Bilateral conjunctivitis has been described in case reports, and a prospective observational study showed that conjunctivitis can occur in up to 21% of cases [ 2 , 4 , 7 ]. As was present in this case, Khairallah et al. observed white lesions on the retina in 50% of cases [ 8 ]. Abnormalities in the posterior segment of the eye, including fundal lesions and chorioretinal changes, were identified in 88.9% of the patients studied [ 8 ].
Elevated aminotransferases, hypoalbuminaemia, and hyponatremia are the biochemical abnormalities frequently reported [ 2 ]. Haematological findings that occur include leucocytosis, leukopenia, anaemia, and thrombocytopenia [ 2 ]. Although the infection is usually clinically mild, it can result in a severe illness and may even be fatal in up to 4% of hospitalised patients that are not treated with antibiotics [ 9 ].
The definitive diagnosis is based on epidemiological data, patient history, clinical signs, and positive convalescent serological testing [ 8 ]. This is notoriously difficult and frequently delayed given the non-specific clinical features. Additionally, there are no adequate diagnostic tests during the acute phase of illness. The gold standard for diagnosis is a 4-fold rise on the immunofluorescence assay detecting R. typhi IgM and IgG antibodies [ 7 ]. The preferred treatment of murine typhus is early initiation of antimicrobial therapy, with the first-line agent being doxycycline [ 8 ].
Murine typhus is an under-diagnosed infectious disease in returned travelers.
Arthropod vectors are responsible for the transmission of this gram-negative intracellular bacterium to humans.
Murine typhus should be considered in the differential diagnosis of returned travellers with bilateral conjunctivitis and fevers ( Table 1 , Table 2 ).
There are no satisfactory diagnostic tests during the acute phase of illness.
Doxycycline is considered to be the first-line antimicrobial therapy for the treatment of murine typhus.
| Diseases | Organism (Vector) | Vector (type) | Unilateral or bilateral conjunctivitis | Ocular manifestations and other common features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bacterial Conjunctivitis [ 10 ] | Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus pneumonia, Haemophilus influenza, Moraxella catarrhalis | Nil | Unilateral | Conjunctivitis with mucopurulent discharge, conjunctival hyperemia. |
| Hyperacute Bacterial Conjunctivitis [ 10 ] | Neisseria Gonorrhoea | Nil | Unilateral or bilateral | Conjunctivitis with severe copious purulent discharge, eyelid swelling, lymphadenopathy. |
| Adult Inclusion Conjunctivitis [ 10 ] | Chlamydia trachomatis | Nil | Unilateral or bilateral | Conjunctivitis with mucopurulent discharge, corneal scarring, blindness. |
| Rickettsioses [ 11 ] | Spotted fever group, Typhus group, Scrub typhus group | Ticks, fleas, mites, lice | Unilateral or bilateral | Systemic febrile illness, conjunctivitis, inner retinitis, headache, malaise, rash. |
| Leptospirosis [ 12 ] | Leptospires | Nil | Unilateral or bilateral | Systemic febrile illness, subconjunctival hemorrhage, conjunctivitis, uveitis, headache, arthralgia, rash, gastrointestinal symptoms. |
| Diseases | Organism (Vector) | Vector (type) | Unilateral or bilateral conjunctivitis | Ocular manifestations and other common features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Viral Conjunctivitis [ 10 ] | 65% due to Adenovirus strains | Nil | Unilateral or bilateral | Pharyngoconjunctival fever: pharyngitis, conjunctivitis, high fever, bilateral lymphadenopathy. Epidemic keratoconjunctivitis: conjunctivitis with watery discharge, hyperemia, chemosis, ipsilateral lymphadenopathy. |
| Herpes Zoster virus [ 10 ] | Herpesvirus | Nil | Unilateral | Conjunctivitis with watery discharge, vesicular eyelid lesions, corneal ulceration. |
| Herpes Simplex virus [ 10 ] | Herpesvirus | Nil | Unilateral | Conjunctivitis with watery discharge, vesicular eyelid lesions. |
| West Nile virus [ 11 , 13 ] | Flavivirus | Mosquitoes ( Culex) | Bilateral | Systemic febrile illness, multifocal chorioretinitis, myalgia, arthralgia, rash, gastrointestinal symptoms. |
| Dengue fever [ 11 ] | Flavivirus | Mosquitoes ( Aedes aegypti) | Bilateral | Systemic febrile illness, anterior uveitis, subconjunctival haemorrhage, scotoma, headache, myalgia, rash. |
| Chikungunya [ 11 , 14 ] | Alphavirus | Mosquitoes ( Aedes aegypti) | Unilateral or bilateral | Systemic febrile illness, anterior uveitis, retinitis, headache, rash, epistaxis, oedema. |
| Zika Virus [ 15 ] | Flavivirus | Nil | Bilateral | Systemic febrile illness, conjunctivitis, arthralgia, rash. |
| Rift Valley fever [ 11 , 16 ] | Bunyaviridae | Ticks, Mosquitoes, Sand flies | Unilateral or bilateral | Systemic febrile illness, macular retinitis, headache, myalgia, arthralgia, gastrointestinal symptoms. |
| Measles [ 17 ] | Measles virus | Nil | Bilateral | Systemic febrile illness, conjunctivitis, cough, rhinitis, rash. |
| Rubella | Rubella virus | Nil | Bilateral | Mild fever, conjunctivitis, headache, myalgia, rash. |
| H1N1 [ 11 , 18 , 19 ] | Influenza A H1N1 | Nil | Bilateral | Systemic febrile illness, cough, myalgia. Conjunctivitis, uveitis and retinitis are infrequently reported. |


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Vim 7.2 Beta author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 992 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2008/07/vim72beta date: '2008-07-16 05:43:38 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-07-16 05:43:38 +0000' categories: - Vim tags: [] comments: - id: 699 author: Clint author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2008-07-16 12:58:00 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-07-16 12:58:00 +0000' content: | Yes, but does it support Elisp? - id: 700 author: Tomas Restrepo author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.winterdom.com/weblog/ date: '2008-07-16 13:10:22 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-07-16 13:10:22 +0000' content: | Clint: Not that I know of. This is, after all, Vim we're talking about :) ---
A few days ago the second beta release of Vim 7.2 came out and I decided to give it a try. Seems to be working great so far, and I'm pretty excited about this release for a couple of reasons:


The classes of this ontology describe specific parts of the hypothesis that we create. For example, if we ask DISK "Is APOE4 gene associated with Hippocampal Volume?" it will use the ontology to determine APOE4 as an instance of Gene and Hippocampal Volume as an instance of a Brain Charcacteristic (see figure below for a real example from DISK in the proteomics domain). DISK can then use this information to identify a hypothesis pattern and trigger a line of inquiry that matches the classes used (Gene, Brain Characteristic, etc.) and execute workflows to support or refute the hypothesis.


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The trip I'm going to tell you about is from my first ever grown mushroom. I was with a friend at my place and decided to take 3.5 g of mexican shrooms in lemon juice.  That been said, let me tell me about my trip.
22:00: we take the shrooms drank with fresh lemon juice.
22:15: the first effects take place. Iím feeling very light and happy.
22:30: the trip hits me soo hard that all the room is taking a roundish shape, and little fractals of colours with little letters in them start go go out from the next roomís door.
23:00: Iím already far away and I just canít help myself looking at the ceiling, from which thousands of eyes come down and surround me. Millions of ideas come in my mind, I feel repulsion to all the fake thing we usually do like smiling when we donít feel to, hating other people, and in all the material needs. Itís like the eyes are coming from God cause all I could see in them was purity, honesty and love.
00:00: My friend feels seek and has a slight of paranoia.  Eventually I am able to calm him down, but he just keeps talking from time to time. For a while a find it difficult to go with the flow.
After a while, I start to experience ego loss. I try to fight it, but soon I just canít see no reason in doing it. Iím sweating like crazy, so I decide to drink a lot of water and wash my face. Things were talking to me, and in a relatively short while I come to discover all new things about the human mind. Iím just amazed by the intensity of the trip, I became one with everything, and everything was right there with me.  I was surrounded by stars, planets, and lots of Universes, seen if it seemed some sort of chaos, it all made sense and I was in peace.
03:30: I feel like Iím born again, more complete and wise, but still with so much to learn. I start again to look at the ceiling, and the eyes were still there. The most understanding and loving eyes. And they were all over. I was extremely overwhelmed by them that I started to cry. It was just a thing that seemed so natural and helping. I think I cryed for almost an hour, crying and talking to the eyes. About everything that was on my mind, about everything that made me sad or happy. From time to time, for a short while, the eyes got a figure too. Then the faces vanished and they became the way they were before, only eyes. The most amazing eyes ever.
5:10: the effect almost vanished, but I just couldnít say a word. I felt like Iíve been given something very valuable and I needed to be with it alone.
This trip was the most amazing and incredible of all. It was just one of those things that made my life more complete and me wiser.
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https://github.com/nullbind/Other-Projects/tree/master/GDA
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Script Name: Get Domain Admins (GDA)
Author: Scott Sutherland (nullbind<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: 12/5/2011
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Shout Outz!
----------------------------
Thank you Mark Beard (pacmandu<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and humble-desser for
taking the time to mod this script so that it can use
multipart domain names. Also, thank you for testing it out on the
following compatable flavors of Windows:
- Windows XP
- Windows 7
- Win2003 server
- Win2008 server
Finally, I would also like to thank Joe Richards of joeware.net. He has
created a fantastic ADS toolset. Without him this script
wouldn't exist.
----------------------------
Script Summary
----------------------------
The primary goal of this script is to locate systems
running processes with a Domain Admin account so that penetesters
can conduct cleaner privilege escalation in Active Directory domains.
This way pentesters dont have to spray shells all over the place with
metasploit+psexec+meterpreter and scrape for admin tokens. :)
Fewer sprayed shells = Less risk of service disruptions = Happy client/boss
and
Higher likelyhood of
escalating to Domain Admin
quickly
----------------------------
How it Works
----------------------------
1. Gather a list of Domain Controllers from the ADS "Domain Controllers" OU
using LDAP and a trusted connection. - (adfind.exe)
2. Gather a list of Domain Admins from the ADS "Domain Admins" group using
LDAP and a trusted connection. - (adfind.exe)
3. Gather a list of all of the active sessions being tracked on
each of the domain controllers using netsessionenum API. - (netsess.exe)
The following information will be returned:
- IP address
- Username
- Session start time
- Session idle time
4. Cross reference the Domain Admin list with the active session list to determine which IP addresses
have processes being run as a Domain Admin.
5. Take the natural next steps. (metasploit+psexec+meterpreter)
Note: In environments where there are very few domain admins, and they are using seperate accounts
you may have to run it a few times until you catch them in an active sesions, but in larger
environments you can almost always catch a service account doing in daily tasks.
My hope is that Mubix and Jabra will create some fun Metasploit modules that take advantage of
this approach using Railgun and Jabra's current escalation module, but I still need to followup
with them....to be continued...
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Instructions - Installation
----------------------------
1. Download the freeware tools below to the same directory as the GDA.bat.
Source - http://www.joeware.net/freetools/
- NetSess.exe
- adfind.exe
- findpdc.exe
Source - http://sourceforge.net/projects/unxutils/
- grep.exe
- gawk.exe
- uniq.exe
2. Run desired command.
------------------------------------------------------------------
Instructions - Identify Systems with active Domain Admin sessions - Target Default Domain
------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Open a Windows command console and navigate to the GDA directory.
2. Type gda -a to locate domain admin sessions for the current user's domain.
3. Collect the list of domain controllers, domain admins, and systems with domain admin sessions from datargets.txt.
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Instructions - Identify Systems with active Domain Admin sessions - Target NON Default Domain
------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Open a Windows command console and navigate to the GDA directory.
2. Type gda -c subdomain.domain.com to locate domain admin sessions for a domain other than the one the current
usre belongs to.
3. Collect the list of domain controllers, domain admins, and systems with domain admin sessions from datargets.txt.
Note: Right now this usually only works when looking up info from domains with trust relationships to the default domain.
------------------------------------------------------------------
Instructions - Enumerate domain users for the current domain
------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Open a Windows command console and navigate to the GDA directory.
2. Type gda -l to enumerate users for the current domain using ldap and a trusted connection for the current user.
3. Collect the list domain users from user_ldap.txt.


Net neutrality is the principle that Internet service providers and governments regulating the Internet should treat all data on the Internet the same, not discriminating or charging differentially by user, content, website, platform, application, type of attached equipment, or mode of communication.
Without net neutrality, ISPs can force websites like Amazon or Netflix to pay additional fees to be accessible. Without net neutrality ISPs have the ability to smother their competition by simply making it inaccessible to consumers. Garage-based startups of the world simply cease to exist, unable to even reach market. If net neutrality is removed ISPs will have full reign over the internet, this likely means you can expect to see things like Internet fast lanes - what does that mean? Imagine having to pay extra money to access websites like Facebook or Hulu.
Net neutrality is what prevents monopolies and trusts from forming on the Internet. Removing net neutrality would without a doubt be the largest chilling effect in this history of humankind, it is the cornerstone of our modern world and what allows all businesses to utilize the Internet equally to reach customers. Net neutrally is what assures that the Internet is a free and open place for the exchange of ideas and thoughts, without it innovative progress would come to a halt and online startups would be a thing of the past.
Net neutrality is in the best interest of all small businesses, consumers and indeed humanity.


1 July 2009 09:00 GMT
The breakdown of the number of laboratory-confirmed cases is given in the following table and map.
Country,
territory and area
Cumulative
total
Newly
confirmed since the last reporting period
Cases
Deaths
Cases
Deaths
Algeria
2
0
0
0
Antigua and Barbuda
2
0
0
0
Argentina
1587
26
99
3
Australia
4090
7
52
0
Austria
15
0
3
0
Bahamas
6
0
2
0
Bahrain
15
0
0
0
Bangladesh
1
0
0
0
Barbados
10
0
0
0
Belgium
47
0
4
0
Bermuda, UKOT
1
0
0
0
Bolivia
205
0
79
0
Brazil
680
1
228
1
British Virgin Islands,
UKOT
1
0
0
0
Brunei Darussalam
29
0
0
0
Bulgaria
10
0
3
0
Cambodia
6
0
0
0
Canada
7983
25
208
4
Cap Verde
3
0
0
0
Cayman Islands, UKOT
13
0
4
0
Chile
6211
12
1025
5
China
1518
0
76
0
Colombia
93
2
5
0
Costa Rica
279
2
24
1
Cote d'Ivoire
2
0
0
0
Cuba
46
0
12
0
Cyprus
48
0
23
0
Czech Republic
9
0
0
0
Denmark
55
0
11
0
Dominica
1
0
0
0
Dominican Republic
108
2
0
0
Ecuador
163
0
38
0
Egypt
67
0
17
0
El Salvador
226
0
0
0
Estonia
13
0
0
0
Ethiopia
2
0
0
0
Fiji
2
0
0
0
Finland
26
0
0
0
France
277
0
42
0
French Polynesia, FOC
2
0
0
0
Martinique, FOC
2
0
0
0
France, New Caledonia, FOC
6
0
6
0
Germany
417
0
51
0
Greece
92
0
6
0
Guatemala
254
2
0
0
Honduras
118
1
0
0
Hungary
10
0
2
0
Iceland
4
0
0
0
India
104
0
40
0
Indonesia
8
0
0
0
Iran
1
0
0
0
Iraq
11
0
1
0
Ireland
41
0
2
0
Israel
506
0
37
0
Italy
123
0
11
0
Jamaica
32
0
11
0
Japan
1266
0
54
0
Jordan
20
0
2
0
Kenya
1
0
1
0
Korea, Republic of
202
0
0
0
Kuwait
34
0
4
0
Laos
3
0
0
0
Latvia
1
0
0
0
Lebanon
39
0
14
0
Lithuania
1
0
0
0
Luxembourg
4
0
0
0
Malaysia
112
0
0
0
Mauritius
7
0
7
0
Mexico
8680
116
401
0
Montenegro
4
0
3
0
Morocco
17
0
6
0
Myanmar
1
0
1
0
Nepal
3
0
0
0
Netherlands
128
0
10
0
Netherlands Antilles, Curaçao
7
0
4
0
Netherlands Antilles, Sint Maarten
7
0
6
0
New Zealand
711
0
124
0
Nicaragua
293
0
16
0
Norway
32
0
1
0
Oman
3
0
0
0
Panama
417
0
14
0
Papua New Guinea
1
0
0
0
Paraguay
96
0
11
0
Peru
538
0
178
0
Philippines
861
1
0
0
Poland
15
0
1
0
Portugal
17
0
6
0
Qatar
10
0
0
0
Romania
28
0
4
0
Russia
3
0
0
0
Saint Lucia
1
0
1
0
Samoa
1
0
0
0
Saudi Arabia
81
0
12
0
Serbia
12
0
7
0
Singapore
701
0
102
0
Slovakia
13
0
4
0
Slovenia
4
0
0
0
South Africa
1
0
0
0
Spain
717
1
176
1
Sri Lanka
15
0
6
0
Suriname
11
0
0
0
Sweden
69
0
2
0
Switzerland
56
0
7
0
Thailand
1414
3
640
3
Trinidad and Tobago
53
0
0
0
Tunisia
3
0
1
0
Turkey
32
0
5
0
Ukraine
1
0
0
0
United Arab Emirates
8
0
0
0
United Kingdom
6538
3
2288
2
Guernsey, Crown Dependency
5
0
4
0
Isle of Man, Crown Dependency
1
0
0
0
Jersey, Crown Dependency
8
0
0
0
United States of America
27717
127
0
0
Uruguay
195
1
0
1
Vanuatu
2
0
0
0
Venezuela
193
0
21
0
Viet Nam
123
0
39
0
West Bank and Gaza Strip
13
0
4
0
Yemen
7
0
1
0
Grand Total
77201
332
6308
21
UKOT: United Kingdom Overseas Territory
FOC: French Overseas Collectivity
Netherlands Antilles, Curaçao : 3 confirmed cases: The three confirmed cases are crew members of a cruise ship. They did not leave the boat during their illness nor during the 24 hours preceding the onset of symptoms.
Norway: 7 confirmed cases are crew members and passengers of a cruise ship. They did not leave the boat during their illness nor during the 24 hours preceding the onset of symptoms.


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#include <data_sets.h>
Public Attributes | |
| uint32_t | imu |
| uint32_t | ins1 |
| uint32_t | ins2 |
| uint32_t | gpsPos |
| uint32_t | gpsVel |
| uint32_t | gga |
| uint32_t | gll |
(DID_ASCII_BCAST_PERIOD) ASCII broadcast periods. This data structure (when it is included in the sCommData struct) is zeroed out on stop_all_broadcasts
Definition at line 847 of file data_sets.h.
| uint32_t ascii_msgs_t::gga |
Broadcast period for GGA (NMEA) data in milliseconds. 0 for none
Definition at line 865 of file data_sets.h.
| uint32_t ascii_msgs_t::gll |
Broadcast period for GLL (NMEA) data in milliseconds. 0 for none
Definition at line 868 of file data_sets.h.
| uint32_t ascii_msgs_t::gpsPos |
Broadcast period for ASCII GPS position data in milliseconds. 0 for none
Definition at line 859 of file data_sets.h.
| uint32_t ascii_msgs_t::gpsVel |
Broadcast period for ASCII GPS velocity data in milliseconds. 0 for none
Definition at line 862 of file data_sets.h.
| uint32_t ascii_msgs_t::imu |
Broadcast period for ASCII IMU data in milliseconds. 0 for none
Definition at line 850 of file data_sets.h.
| uint32_t ascii_msgs_t::ins1 |
Broadcast period for ASCII INS 1 data in milliseconds. 0 for none
Definition at line 853 of file data_sets.h.
| uint32_t ascii_msgs_t::ins2 |
Broadcast period for ASCII INS 2 data in milliseconds. 0 for none
Definition at line 856 of file data_sets.h.


HAMLET Do you see yonder cloud that's almost in shape of a camel? POLONIUS By th' mass, and ítis like a camel indeed. HAMLET Methinks it is like a weasel. POLONIUS It is backed like a weasel. HAMLET Or like a whale. POLONIUS Very like a whale.


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What's up with it, vanilla face? Me and my homie Azamat just parked our slab outside.
Yagshemash! Democracy is very different in US and A from Kazakhstan. In America, woman CAN vote, but horse - CANNOT!
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What's up with it, vanilla face? Me and my homie Azamat just parked our slab outside.
Yagshemash! Democracy is very different in US and A from Kazakhstan. In America, woman CAN vote, but horse - CANNOT!
America national sport is called baseballs. It very similar to our sport, shurik, where we take dogs, shoot them in a field, and then have a party.
What's up with it, vanilla face? Me and my homie Azamat just parked our slab outside. We're looking for somewhere to post up our black asses for the night. So, uh, bang bang, skeet skeet, nigga. Just a couple of pimps, no hoes.
This CJ was like no Kazakh woman I have ever seen.  For the first time in my lifes, I was in love.This CJ was like no Kazakh woman I have ever seen.  For the first time in my lifes, I was in love.


Across: 1. Write down notes about French horn (6) 4. Rung about cats and dogs (4) 7. Queen leaves diced cucumber in boat and gives in (8) 8. Smell around pine box (6) 10. King Hector overwhelms one with eloquence (8) 13. Nasty woman gores Bob badly! (6) 14. Lack of substance in thong! (7) 15. Order table outside Turks Head in Hastings, maybe (6) 18. Sounds like soldier left model (7) 19.  (6) 20. Garment nicked inside Florence's hospital (7) 25. Is Indian able to be Sea Commander? (6) 26. Lazy, but fast in Asia? (8) 27. Initially Surrey Police examine every criminal's home address (6) 28. Leader, Sir Edward, returns to ridicule (8) 29. Stands in river (4) 30. Agree to rise, we hear (6) Down: 1. Shake traveller in spacecraft (6) 2. Take over reform? (6) 3. Old minister cut meat (6) 5. Go "Bang!" to upset sled (8) 6. In favour of trials and demonstrations (8) 7. Second boat finds island (4) 9. Force on stake-out to seal off junction (6) 11. Affair of African party in city (7) 12. Drink makes Ian itch! (7) 13. Place for Director Of Shipping? (2 5) 16. Glues bits of wood (6) 17. Patterns found in church... (8) 18. ...It's cheap to make a copy (8) 21. Annoys French town! (6) 22. No, I die from antiseptic! (6) 23. Fight off bad sister (6) 24. Biggest enforcer carries a gun (4)


| Services |
| AccessRootElement |
provides information about the root element of a hierarchy and
about the hierarchy as a whole.
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| AdministrationProvider |
manages one, or more, complete sets of configuration data for
administrative puposes and serves as a factory for objects that
provide access to subsets of these shared configurations.
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| ConfigurationAccess |
provides read access to a fragment of the configuration hierarchy.
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| ConfigurationProvider |
manages one, or more, complete sets of configuration data and serves as a
factory for objects that provide access to a subset of the configuration.
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| ConfigurationRegistry |
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| ConfigurationUpdateAccess |
provides modifying access to a fragment of the configuration hierarchy.
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| DefaultProvider |
is a ConfigurationProvider, that is
the default ConfigurationProvider for its
::com::sun::star::uno::XComponentContext.
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| GroupAccess |
provides access to a predefined heterogeneous group of values and nested
trees as part of a hierarchy.
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| GroupElement |
provides information about a predefined element contained in a
heterogeneous group of elements within a hierarchy.
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| GroupUpdate |
provides write access to a predefined heterogeneous group of values
and nested trees as part of a hierarchy.
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| HierarchyAccess |
provides access to a hierarchy of descendant elements.
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| HierarchyElement |
provides information about an element within a hierarchy.
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| PropertyHierarchy |
provides access to and information about properties and subproperties
of an implementation.
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| SetAccess |
provides access to a dynamic, homogeneous set of values or nested
trees within a hierarchy.
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| SetElement |
provides information about a dynamic element that can be inserted into a
homogeneous set of elements within a hierarchy.
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| SetUpdate |
provides write access to a dynamic homogeneous set of values or nested
trees within a hierarchy.
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| SimpleSetAccess |
provides access to a dynamic, homogeneous, nonhierarchical set of values
or objects.
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| SimpleSetUpdate |
provides write access to a dynamic, homogeneous, non-hierarchical set of
values or objects.
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| UpdateRootElement |
provides update control for a hierarchy of configuration items
and information about the hierarchy as a whole as well as its root.
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| Exceptions |
| CannotLoadConfigurationException |
is thrown when an application tries to create a configuration provider
but the configuration can't be loaded
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| CorruptedConfigurationException |
This exception is thrown in case a configuration
does not exists or contains corrupt data.
This exception must be used as base exception to derive
specialized exceptions from it which identify a concrete
error case.
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| CorruptedUIConfigurationException |
This exception is thrown in case the global UI configuration
(including menubars/toolbars and accelerators)
does not exists or contains corrupted data.
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| InstallationIncompleteException |
is thrown when creating a configuration provider fails because
the user's installation for the is missing or incomplete
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| InvalidBootstrapFileException |
is thrown when creating a configuration provider fails because
a bootstrap file needed to locate the configuration contains invalid data
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| MissingBootstrapFileException |
is thrown when creating a configuration provider fails because
a bootstrap file needed to locate the configuration is missing
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Snake
Main Menu
One Player
Two Players
High Scores
Controls
Insert your name and press Enter to add high score record
Highscores
Tomek
100
Back
Player 1
W - up
S - down
A - left
D - right
Player 2
I - up
K - down
J - left
L - right
Back
Player One: 5
Player Two: 10


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Compliances keep the World systematic, balanced & under control, but consume precious time and energy, which leave
people helpless.
To keep with compliances, anyone may follow their own opinion or may have already consulted with others, but still
need mature assistance or consultancy from an experienced professional, who may be available at their requirement
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DOCKET NUMBER |
PLAINTIFF TRIBE |
PAGE NUMBER |
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31 • 37 |
Clyde F. Thompson, William Fuller, Herbert A. Bellas, Henry Miller, Manuel Cordova, Archie McWhinney, Lloyd Barrington, Saturnino E. Calac, W. G. Walker, Lawrence Burcell, Frankie Moorehead and Arthur Treppa, members, and as the representatives of, and on the relation of the Indians of California • Ernest Risling, Peter Masten, Mary G. Dornbach, as the representatives of, and on the relation of the Indians of California
Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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1
11
39-a
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61 |
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation, Montana
Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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40
60
77-a
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243, 244, 245 |
The Winnebago Tribe and Nation of Indians, the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska and Frank Beaver, Moses Whitebear, John Little Wolf, James Smoke, and Joshua Sanford, ex rel. Winnebago Tribe and Nation and the Winnebago Indians of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska, and the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska
Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Final Determination
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78
100
111-a
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21 |
Creek Nation
Order on the Offsets as per Stipulation, and Final Award
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111-c
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319 |
The Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Reservation, California
Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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111-d
138
149-a
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11-A • 138 • 332-A |
Otoe and Missouria Tribe of Indians • The Iowa Tribe of the Iowa Reservation in Kansas and Nebraska, et al. • The Yankton Sioux Tribe or Band of Indians
Determination of the Article 2 Line, 1825 Prairie Du Chien Treaty
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149-b
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27-A • 241 |
The Delaware Tribe of Indians • Absentee Delaware Tribe of Oklahoma, Delaware Nation, ex rel., W. E. Exendine and Myrtle Holder
Supplemental Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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150
178
194-a
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31 • 37 |
Clyde F. Thompson, William Fuller, Herbert A. Bellas, Henry Miller, Manuel Cordova, Archie McWhinney, Lloyd Barrington, Saturnino E. Calac, W. G. Walker, Lawrence Burcell, Frankie Moorehead and Arthur Treppa, members, and as the representatives of, and on the relation of the Indians of California • Ernest Risling, Peter Masten, Mary G. Dornbach, as the representatives of, and on the relation of the Indians of California
Order Clarifying and Supplementing Findings of Fact and Amending Interlocutory Order of July 31, 1959
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194-c
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174 |
Pueblo De Pecos, Pueblo De Jemez, and Pueblo De Jemez acting for and on behalf of Pueblo De Pecos
Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Final Order
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195
205
219-a
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175-A |
The Nez Perce Tribe of Indians, or Charles E. Williams and Joseph Redthunder, as representatives of the Nez Perce Tribe of Indians
Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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220
271
299-a
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180-A |
Charles E. Williams, Joseph Redthunder and Harry Owhi, as representatives of the Nez Perce Tribe
Additional Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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300
338
353-a
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226 |
The Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma, et al.
Additional Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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354
373
391-a
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225-A, 225-B, 225-C, 225-D (consolidated) |
The Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, and Amos Lamson, Charles J. Springer, John F. Turner and Henry F. Freemont, ex rel. Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, Omaha Tribe and Nation including all groups, bands and members of said Omaha Tribe and Nation
Findings of Fact in the Matter of the Plaintiffs and Defendant in the Above Entitled Docket Numbers 225-A, 225-B, 225-C, and 225-D for Approval of a Proposed Compromise Settlement Heretofore Filed with the Commission
Opinion of the Commission
Order Allowing Attorney Fees and Expenses
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492
407
419-a
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181 |
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, as the representative of the Colville, Lake, San Poeils, Nespelem, Okanogan, and Methow Tribes / Louie Camille and Peter J. Gunn, as the representatives of the Colville Tribe / Pete Lemery and Florence Quill, as the representatives of the Lake Tribe / Alex L. Covington and Lewis P. Runnels, as the representatives of the San Poeils Tribe / Eddie Yeracostchin and Ed Pilakahn, as the representatives of the Nespelem Tribe / Alex L. Nicholson and Narcisse Brooks, as the representatives of the Okanogan Tribe / Sam Miller and Michel Charley, as the representatives of the Methow Tribe / The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, as the successor to the claims of the Colville, Lake, San Poeils, Nespelem, Okanogan, and Methow Tribe
Findings of Fact as to the Proposed Compromise Settlement of Offsets, and Award of Attorneys' Fees
Opinion of the Commission
Final Judgment
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420
429
435-a
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237 |
Upper Chehalis Tribe, et al.
Amended Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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436
463
474-a
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92 |
The Upper Skagit Tribe of Indians
Findings of Fact
Opinion
Interlocutory Order
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475
492
503-a
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154 |
The Kootenai Tribe of Band of Indians of the State of Idaho
Findings of Fact as to Proposed Settlement of Claim
Opinion of the Commission
Final Judgment
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504
510
512-a
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17 |
The Snake or Piute Indians of the Former Malheur Reservation, in Oregon
Order Allowing Attorney Fees and Partial Allowance of Reimbursable Expenses Incurred
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512-b
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264 |
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation
Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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513
540
556-a
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198 |
The Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon
Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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557
585
619-a
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44, 45 |
The Uintah Ute Indians of Utah
Findings of Fact as to Proposed Compromise Settlement of Dockets 44 and 45
Opinion of the Commission
Final Judgment
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620
638
647a-c
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10 |
Pawnee Indian Tribe of Oklahoma, consisting of the four confederated bands of Pawnee Indians namely: Chaui or Grand Pawnee, Kitkehahki or Republican Pawnee, Pitahauerat or Tappage Pawnee, and Skidi, Loup or Wolf Pawnee
Additional Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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648
718
758-a
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175-A |
The Nez Perce Tribe of Indians, or Charles E. Williams and Joseph Redthunder, as representatives of the Nez Perce Tribe of Indians
Additional Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Final Judgment
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759
777
780-a
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18-B |
Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, White Earth Band, Leech Lake Band, Mille Lac Band, Ed Wilson, James Davis, John Corbow, William Morell, Harold Emerson, Joseph Morrison, Ole Sam, Monroe Skinaway, Eugene Reynolds, Frank La Rose, Joseph Monroe, Archie Libby and John Squirrel
Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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781
815
830-a
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303 |
The Ottawa Tribe and Guy Jennison, Bronson Edwards and Gene Jennison, as representatives of the Ottawa Tribe
Findings of Fact
Opinion of the Commission
Interlocutory Order
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831
874
899-a
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