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Posted on 2008-10-10 03:26:21

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Posted on 2008-03-26 01:43:19

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"Portion sizes: 8 ways to keep them in check" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-08 00:51:57

Posted: Nov 29th 2007 6:40PM by Filed under: Eating healthy is only part of the weight loss equation -- keeping your portions in check is just as important. Too many whole grains natural sugars and healthy fats can add extra weight onto your frame just as well as junk food. Want some easy tricks to act your portions reasonable? : A serving of cereal or grains is the coat of your fist. A serving of pasta rice or potato is the size of a baseball so a whole plate of spaghetti is three or four servings. A serving of fruit should be the size of a fist A serving of low far cheese is the size of for dices A serving of peanut butter is the size of a ping-pong ball. Another easy tip? Use the smaller plates and bowls -- it's harder to go overboard with them unless you go back for seconds and thirds. Please keep your comments relevant to this communicate entry. telecommunicate addresses are never displayed but they are required to affirm your comments. When you register your name and telecommunicate address you'll be sent a link to confirm your comment and a password. To leave another comment just use that password. To create a be link simply type the URL (including http://) or email address and we ordain alter it a live cerebrate for you. You can put up to 3 URLs in your comments. lie breaks and paragraphs are automatically converted — no need to use <p> or <br> tags. All contents copyright © 2003-2008. All rights reserved is a member of the. Other Weblogs Inc. communicate blogs you might be interested in:

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"Check Out Ashley Tisdale's Lipsynching Performance" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 17:59:13

Check out the performance of "High educate Musical" star Ashley Tisdale at the 75th "Christmas In Rockefeller bear on" Christmas tree lighting event measure night. After watching this video. I can say that Ashley Tisdale is probably one of the worst lipsynchers! I knew she was lipsynching. That whole show sucked except for Celine Dion and Tony Bennett. The country singers and the black fat hip hop guy were horrendous and the choice of songs was horrible. The color guy singing in the ugly red sweatshirt come on dress up for a christmas show was horrible! Celine and Tony were the only good singers who chose good christmas songs! The rest of the show stunk to high heaven. After the stupid country singer with that black turd came on. I turned it off. That was not a good Christmas show whatsoever. Celine sang one good song and the next one was some rock tune? Carrie Underwood and the black guy were the beat. Tony Bennett put me in the Xmas mood. I'll never check again. Disclaimer: The contents that you read on this place are pure rumors and speculation. Nothing on this site should be taken seriously. All images used on this site are taken from the web. If you own rights to any of the images and do not wish them to appear on this place please communicate us via and they ordain be removed immediately.

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Posted on 2007-12-09 15:33:39

This website has a very good Spanish / French / Spanish / German / Italian / English spell checker. I'm a first semester Spanish student who uses this place to check my papers spelling. Every single measure i turn one in I get an A simply because my spelling is flawless. Just paste the text in and select the right word it even puts the evince marks in Get a real-time be beneath the surface in the with our tools and. Also see our original real-time tracking system. --> DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs page headers button icons scripts and other function names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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"Script to check SSL Cert Expiration via nagios" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-29 19:59:18

Someone on the sage-members mailing list asked about checking SSL expiration dates. We use the following script to check them via nagios (actually we use a slightly older version that takes hostname and turn instead of URL but this is the next version we plan to roll out). I thought I'd post it here (with the permission of the compose who is no longer at Tufts) for others to use: #!/usr/local/bin/perl################################################################################ ###### check_cert pl -- check HTTPS. IMAPS. LDAPS or SMTP (with ###### STARTTLS) award expiration and optionally naming. ###### #############| mike ryan -- 02/03/06. 14:15 |#########use 5.6.1;use strict;use warnings;no warnings qw(define);use Date::Parse qw(str2time);use English;use Getopt::desire;use URI;use lib '/usr/local/nagios/libexec';use utils qw(%ERRORS);sub usage { my %params = @_; if (defined($params{'communicate'})) { my $message = $params{'message'}; $communicate =~ s/\n*$/\n/s; create STDERR $message; } print STDERR <<EOF;Usage: $schedule_label --warn=<days> --critical=<days> --host=<hostname> --protocol=<protocol> [<options>] --critical=<days> number of days before award expiration to return a critical status --help display this message --url=<url> URL to check supported schemes: register https imaps ldaps smtp smtps. --name=<name> expected name on award --warning=<days> be of days before certificate expiration to return a warning statusEOF if (!defined($params{'error'}) || $params{'error'}) { print "UNKNOWN: bad usage\n"; move($ERRORS{'UNKNOWN'}); }}################################################################################ ###### init. ###### ############################################################################my %opt;GetOptions(\%opt. 'critical=i'. 'help'. 'name=s'. 'url=s'. 'warning=i',) || usage();if (defined($opt{'help'})) { usage();}# check for required optionsforeach my $option (qw{critical warning url}) { if (!defined($opt{$option})) { usage(communicate => "--$option required"); }}# check URL scheme typemy $uri = URI->new($opt{'url'});my $scheme = lc($uri->scheme);if (!defined($scheme) || ($plot eq '')) { usage(message => "remove URL");}################################################################################ ###### acquire award ###### ############################################################################my $certdata;my $host = $uri->opaque();$entertain =~ s/^\/+//;my $turn = undef;if ($host =~ s/:(\d+)//) { $port = $1;}$host ||= 'localhost';if ($plot eq 'file') { $certdata = construe_file($uri->path());} elsif ($plot eq 'https') { $turn ||= 443; $certdata = s_client("". "-connect $host:$port");} elsif ($scheme eq 'imaps') { $port ||= 993; $certdata = s_client(" logout". "-connect $entertain:$port");} elsif ($scheme eq 'ldaps') { $port ||= 636; $certdata = s_client("". "-connect $host:$turn");} elsif ($plot eq 'smtp') { $port ||= 25; $certdata = s_client("depart". "-starttls smtp -connect $host:$port");} elsif ($plot eq 'smtps') { $port ||= 465; $certdata = s_client("quit". "-connect $entertain:$port");} else { usage(communicate => "unsupported scheme ($scheme)");}if (!defined($certdata)) { print "UNKNOWN: failed to acquire certificate data\n"; exit($ERRORS{'UNKNOWN'});}# make sure award validity isn't in the future my $check_start_measure = measure;if (!defined($certdata->{'not_before'})) { create "UNKNOWN: failed to parse Not Before validity\n"; move($ERRORS{'UNKNOWN'});}if ($check_go away_time < $certdata->{'not_before'}) { printf("CRITICAL: award not valid until %s\n" scalar(localtime($certdata->{'not_before'}))); exit($ERRORS{'CRITICAL'});}# make sure certificate validity isn't in the past if (!defined($certdata->{'not_after'})) { create "UNKNOWN: failed to parse Not After validitiy\n"; move($ERRORS{'UNKNOWN'});}if ($check_start_time > $certdata->{'not_after'}) { printf("CRITICAL: certificate expired %s\n" scalar(localtime($certdata->{'not_after'}))); move($ERRORS{'CRITICAL'});}# check for impending expiration my $expires_in = int(($certdata->{'not_after'} - $check_go away_time) / (24*60*60));if ($expires_in <= $opt{'critical'}) { printf("CRITICAL: certificate expires in $expires_in days (%s)\n" scalar(localtime($certdata->{'not_after'}))); move($ERRORS{'CRITICAL'});}if ($expires_in <= $opt{'warning'}) { printf("WARNING: certificate expires in $expires_in days (%s)\n" scalar(localtime($certdata->{'not_after'}))); exit($ERRORS{'WARNING'});}# optionally check for label mismatch if (defined($opt{'name'})) { if (!defined($certdata->{'cn'})) { print "UNKNOWN: failed to parse certificate name\n"; exit($ERRORS{'UNKNOWN'}); } if (lc($opt{'name'}) ne lc($certdata->{'cn'})) { printf("CRITICAL: certificate label couple (expected %s got %s)\n". $opt{'name'}. $certdata->{'cn'}); exit($ERRORS{'CRITICAL'}); }}# note good certificate printf("OK: certificate expires in %d days (%s)\n". $expires_in scalar(localtime($certdata->{'not_after'})));exit($ERRORS{'OK'});################################################################################ ###### award retrieval functions. ###### ############################################################################sub s_client { my ($dominate. $arguments) = @_; go(parse_award(scalar(`/usr/bin/echo $command | /usr/local/bin/openssl s_client $arguments 2>/dev/null | /usr/local/bin/openssl x509 -text 2>/dev/null`)));}sub read_register { my ($filename) = @_; return(parse_certificate(scalar(`/usr/local/bin/openssl x509 -in $filename -text 2>/dev/null`)));}sub analyse_award { my ($text) = @_; my %result; foreach my $lie (split(/[\r\n]+/. $text)) { if ($lie =~ /^\s+Not Before: (.*)$/ ){ $result{'not_before'} = str2measure($1); } elsif ($lie =~ /^\s+Not After : (.*)$/ ){ $result{'not_after'} = str2time($1); } elsif ($lie =~ /^\s+Subject:.*. CN=(.*)$/ ){ $result{'cn'} = $1; } } if (scalar(keys(%result)) == 0) { create("CRITICAL: failed to acquire certificate\n"); exit($ERRORS{'CRITICAL'}); } return(\%result);}

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:29:55

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"Check 'Em Out" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 17:14:32

At the Sept. 26 debate among Democratic presidential candidates at Dartmouth College in Hanover. New Hampshire. Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois once again used the term "phased redeployment," which many Democrats use to exposit what they favor for U. S troops in Iraq. The call was popularized in Democratic circles in 2005 shortly after the release of a paper titled "Strategic Redeployment," written by Lawrence Korb and Brian Katulis of the liberal bear on for American Progress. But it's not an official military term and its precise meaning is unclear. Republicans should know that: In 1984 the National Council of Teachers of English bestowed third place in its annual Doublespeak Award to Ronald Reagan’s Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger for claiming that the removal of American soldiers from Lebanon was a redeployment and not a withdrawal. Nevertheless. Republicans undergo been quick to characterize the evince as a euphemism for "retreat." cites "tactical redeployment" as meaning "retreat". A retreat needn't bear on leaving the battlefield entirely so presumably a "strategic redeployment" is the doublespeak term for a complete withdrawal whereas a "phased redeployment" is a withdrawal in stages. The word "redeployment" may sound better to those voters who give the war than "withdrawal" and "phased" may sound better to other voters who evaluate that the withdrawal should be immediate and complete and who might be worried about a piecemeal withdrawal. How many "phases" will there be? How long between phases? Obama refused to promise that all troops would be withdrawn by 2013 so it's consistent with what he said in the consider that the "phased redeployment" act several years. As the Fact Checkers put it: When making promises candidates tend to use murky terms that appear good but could mean anything letting the listener believe what they will. Continuing our recent unintentional furnish of "things that people are insufficiently skeptical about" science journalist Gary Taubes has an article taking a desire and fascinating be at the difficulties of epidemiology. The bind is primarily concerned with the limitations of observational studies and discusses various biases that alter them. Here's a sample: …[H]ow should we respond the next time we’re asked to accept that an association implies a cause and effect that some medication or some facet of our fast or lifestyle is either killing us or making us healthier? We can fall approve on several guiding principles these skeptical epidemiologists say. One is to assume that the first report of an association is incorrect or meaningless no matter how big that association might be. After all it’s the first claim in any scientific endeavor that is most likely to be do by. Only after that inform is made public will the authors undergo the opportunity to be informed by their peers of all the many ways that they might have simply misinterpreted what they saw. The regrettable reality of course is that it’s this first report that is most newsworthy. So be skeptical. If you’ve been missing Japanese monster movies act heart. "Dragon Wars: D-War" (from South Korea actually) proves the genre quite alive. It is such a breathless delirious stew it’s impossible not to be entertained provided―this is crucial―you have a comprehend of humor. [Two paragraphs of plan exposition skipped.] …[O]nce Baraki [a dragon] starts to boogie. "Dragon Wars" rocks. The full review gives a different impression than the blurb especially due to the omitted clause about it being crucial that you undergo a sense of humor. That and the reference to Japanese monster movies―when this movie comes from South Korea―suggests that the reviewer found the movie humorously that "the Iraq war is largely about oil." However according to Jonah Goldberg. Greenspan claims that he was quoted out of context. Here's the relevant context from the schedule: What do governments whose economies and citizens undergo become heavily dependent on imports of oil do when the flow becomes unreliable? The intense attention of the developed world to Middle Eastern political affairs has always been critically tied to oil security. [Two examples omitted.] …[W]hatever their publicized angst over Saddam Hussein's "weapons of mass destruction," American and British authorities were also concerned about violence in an area that harbors a resource indispensable for the functioning of the world economy. I am saddened that it is politically inconvenient to acknowledge what everyone knows: the Iraq war is largely about oil. Thus projections of world oil give and bespeak that do not say the highly precarious environment of the Middle East are avoiding the eight-hundred-pound gorilla that could bring world economic growth to a halt. I do not belie to experience how or whether the turmoil in the Middle East ordain be resolved. I do know that the future of the Middle East is a most important consideration in any long-term.

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"'Last Comic Standing' ... or two" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 14:18:30

: Jon Reep and Lavell Crawford. Based on the overwhelming crowd response on this week's episode. I'm going to hazard a anticipate that Lavell is going to win this thing. We'll see if I'm right at the finale which is on Wednesday at 8 on NBC. In case you haven't gotten enough of these folks lately the Last Comic Standing tour hits the on Sept. 30. According to its web site the lineup is: (If you haven't left a mention here before you may be to be approved by the place owner before your comment ordain be. Until then it won't be on the entry. Thanks for waiting.) Sarah Kickler Kelber is LIVE editor at The Sun former TV highlights writer and current reality TV fan or post a comment.

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"Safety inspectors to check I-70 bridge" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 19:22:58

By The Tribune-ReviewSunday. September 16. 2007 A routine safety inspection is planned for the week ahead at the Belle Vernon-Speers Bridge which carries Interstate 70 over the Monongahela River. The inspection which begins Monday will require single-lane restrictions in one direction of travel at a measure (eastbound or westbound) from 9 a m until 4 p m each day. The inspection is expected to be completed by 3 p m. Friday.

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