stargeek
PHP news website logo.
home    PHP scripts    articles    seo tools    links    search    contact    shop    realtors


Md. School to Be Built Around Rare Toad (AP)







Md. School to Be Built Around Rare Toad
(AP)

Md. School to Be Built Around Rare Toad
(AP)
07/16/2004 08:24 PM

AP - It has a green snout, bleats like a sheep and is rarely seen in St. Mary's County. Despite its elusiveness, county planners have agreed to build an elementary school in a way that will accommodate the mating habits of the eastern narrow-mouthed toad that state naturalists say lives in the surrounding marshes.




This is a GrokNews Entry: (what is grok?)





Similar Items

Md. School to Be Built Around Rare Toad (AP)

Grok Headline matches for Md. School to Be Built Around Rare Toad (AP)

CNN.com - Dilemma as rare birds devour
rare fish - Nov. 13, 2003


CNN.com - Dilemma as rare birds devour
rare fish - Nov. 13, 2003
11/15/2003 03:28 PM

Recreating Toad Hall in CGI


Recreating Toad Hall in CGI 12/04/2003 07:18 PM
The Mr Toad's Wild Ride at Walt Disney World's Fantasyland has been gone for years, shoved aside to make way for the Pooh ride. One Toad truefan is bringing the ride back as a detailed 3D VR experience, a la the virtual Journey Thru Innerspace. Link (Thanks, Caines!)

TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-09-11
(Development)


TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-09-11
(Development)
09/11/2004 02:26 PM
A library for creating graphical user interfaces.

TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-07-12
(Development)


TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-07-12
(Development)
07/12/2004 07:11 AM
A library for creating graphical user interfaces.

TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-04-22
(Development)


TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-04-22
(Development)
04/22/2004 06:44 PM
A library for creating graphical user interfaces.

TOAD C++ GUI Library 2003-12-02
(Development)


TOAD C++ GUI Library 2003-12-02
(Development)
12/02/2003 07:35 AM
A library for creating graphical user interfaces.

TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-12-26
(Development)


TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-12-26
(Development)
12/27/2004 06:43 AM
A library for creating graphical user interfaces.

TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-06-04
(Development)


TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-06-04
(Development)
06/04/2004 07:32 AM
A library for creating graphical user interfaces.

TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-07-26
(Development)


TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-07-26
(Development)
07/26/2004 05:43 AM
A library for creating graphical user interfaces.

TOAD C++ GUI Library 2003-11-18
(Development)


TOAD C++ GUI Library 2003-11-18
(Development)
11/18/2003 04:27 PM
A library for creating graphical user interfaces.

TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-08-08
(Development)


TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-08-08
(Development)
08/09/2004 09:06 AM
A library for creating graphical user interfaces.

TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-08-04
(Development)


TOAD C++ GUI Library 2004-08-04
(Development)
08/04/2004 11:15 AM
A library for creating graphical user interfaces.

Woman Claims She Found Toad in Salad
(AP)


Woman Claims She Found Toad in Salad
(AP)
06/30/2004 07:25 PM
AP - A woman who found a live toad in her McDonald's salad two weeks ago says she is upset at the slow response to the incident.

Windows 2000 Server Routing and Remote
Access OR I'd Rather Suck a Dead Toad
and HELP !!!


Windows 2000 Server Routing and Remote
Access OR I'd Rather Suck a Dead Toad
and HELP !!!
10/18/2002 06:19 AM
Windows 2000 Server Routing and Remote Access OR I'd Rather Suck a Dead Toad and HELP !!! Yesterday I wasted an entire day to get close to 0 results. Sigh. Here's the deal. One of our clients, a non-profit, who specializes in placing people with disabilities in jobs asked us recently for some basic networking help. They needed a VPN set up and their internal network needed to have a "bastion" network server added. A bastion network server is a single computer with two network cards through which all Internet traffic passes. It (generally) provides via dhcp the addresses for a local subnet like 192.168.x.y and is the sole outside machine that is exposed on the Internet. [ Good Article on Bastion Networks ] Right now their ISP has provided them with external IP addresses for each of their office computers (and server) and they run ZoneAlarm on each machine to "protect" them. This is one of the more brain dead ways to run an office lan with Internet access and just plain scares the crap out of me. DO NOT DO THIS FOR YOUR OFFICE !!! Their IT guy is one of their staff and NOT a Linux person who does the IT along with being a full time case worker. I convinced him that this was unsafe and we should do it with implementing a basic VPN. He had a licensed copy of Windows 2000 Server and thus began my descent into the land of "I'd rather suck a dead toad". I do know that some folks have had really good luck with using Windows 2000 Server for this type of purpose. I had no luck. None of the options for Windows 2000 Routing and Remote Access worked -- if I got DHCP working then the lan worked only locally and client machines couldn't see the Internet. If I setup the VPN options (as per Microsoft's exact directions) then the server couldn't see the Internet (and stopped responding to external Pings). Oh and just as a warning to others -- INSTALL SERVICE PACK 3 FIRST. I lost a lot of time since I didn't realize the machine was missing service pack 3 and apparently none of this stuff works without SP3. No I can't confirm this with Microsoft's fix list but after doing an SP3 upgrade then and only then did the NAT options begin working. So here's what I'm looking for: Can a single computer running Windows 2000 Server do this? Serve both as a bastion host and as an incoming VPN server? Theoretically it is possible but practically I'm starting to wonder if their setup tools allow it. Exact, step by step directions to do this (if they exist). I've done I can't tell you how many Google queries and there are directions out there --- but they all are hinted at in the tables of contents of different books -- not anything like a good Linux How To document. Alternatives. If Windows 2000 Server isn't a good way to do this then I can drop a dedicated Linux box on site but I'll end up picking up the maintenance burden so low maintenance would be good. One approach I'm considering is a small Linksys hardware firewall between their outside Internet connection and their internal lan to provide the DHCP. These boxes, which are generally used for home networking, are actually quite reliable and since the office only has a fractional, shared T1, would be fast enough. Since these are only in the $70 range now, I can just chuck one in for free as a donation (we're only talking about 5 or 6 machines in the office plus one server). At a minimum this is safer than Zone Alarm. Tip #1: The pain started 1st thing when I got their and neither of the network cards in the bastion host (well the theoretical bastion host) could ping. Standard IBM etherjet cards that worked perfectly before going in this box. Know what fixed them? Just moving the graphics card over one slot and the moving the two network cards over to where the graphics card was. Go figure. Plug and Play ? Try Plug and Pray or as I prefer "Plug and sacrifice a goat". Tip #2: I did expect some problems so I brought along an extra hub with me which I setup immediately. This let the "bastion" host and the IT guy's laptop be isolated from the main network preserving Internet access for everyone else in the office. This way for the 8+ hours that I had to tinker with the beast known as Windows 2000 Server Routing and Remote Access at least Internet access was preserved. Note: They're budget strapped and since we've done one big project for them this fell into the category of free help for good client relations.

"A high school student in Las Vegas was
transferred to a new school because of
an online journal in which he wrote,
"Kill Alaina." "


"A high school student in Las Vegas was
transferred to a new school because of
an online journal in which he wrote,
"Kill Alaina." "
11/12/2003 02:57 PM

A rare individual


A rare individual 02/11/2004 05:51 AM
You'll recall, I hope, that in the last issue I almost despaired of finding an answer to the problem of implementing identity projects over the irrational fears of non-technical, even technophobic, people. Most of the replies I'd gotten to the problem stressed the ability of the technology to protect data ownership as well as data security and privacy. We're all aware of that, but we still need to convince people in the enterprise that there is benefit to giving up control of the flow of data.

Rare Exports, Inc.


Rare Exports, Inc. 12/27/2003 11:24 AM

Rare Exports, Inc.

Finland exports more than just Nokia phones and this short film details the production of the most rare of Finnish exports. The large version [66mb] is worth the download if you have a highspeed connection. Yanks with a hang-up about naked male bums should likely refrain from watching this film. It's utterly delightful and narrated in English. [from PIE.]


Rare for DS Nintendo


Rare for DS Nintendo 05/19/2004 01:22 PM
JANE PINCKARD -- UK developer Rare - which was purchased by Microsoft a couple years ago - has confirmed that it is developing at least two titles for the new Nintendo handheld. Nintendo fans of the old school variety (which these days means pre-N64 I suppose) will remember that bad-boy...

Rare and Exclusive iTunes?


Rare and Exclusive iTunes? 05/12/2004 08:27 AM
This Wired article profiles Apple's efforts to bring out of print music onto the iTunes Music Store. The search for new songs/albums appears to be ...

Venus set for rare performance


Venus set for rare performance 06/07/2004 07:05 PM
globetechnology.com Jun 7 2004 10:34PM GMT

Rare 'Hamlet' to be auctioned


Rare 'Hamlet' to be auctioned 04/13/2004 06:24 PM

Rare Botany Books


Rare Botany Books 12/22/2003 07:50 AM
The Missouri Botanical Garden Library has scanned and posted 46 volumes of its rare book collection. 16,133 pages and 2,050 beautiful illustrations are currently available.
As an example, see this engraving of a foxglove by Pierre Vallet from 1608.

Charlie Munger in Rare Form


Charlie Munger in Rare Form 05/07/2004 03:06 PM
Warren Buffett's right-hand man is a master investor in his own right.

Tobacco takes rare tax hit in Virginia


Tobacco takes rare tax hit in Virginia 04/28/2004 08:10 PM

Rare Edition of 'Hamlet' to Be Auctioned
(AP)


Rare Edition of 'Hamlet' to Be Auctioned
(AP)
04/13/2004 05:09 PM
AP - A rare edition of William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" could fetch well over $1 million when it is auctioned at Christie's in New York.

Musharraf due on rare India trip


Musharraf due on rare India trip 04/15/2005 03:16 PM
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf is due in India on Saturday on a rare visit at a time of improving relations.

Breeding success for rare kakapo


Breeding success for rare kakapo 03/26/2005 01:21 PM
Volunteers looking after one of the world's most endangered birds are celebrating some new chicks.

Pollution damages rare UK plants


Pollution damages rare UK plants 04/19/2004 01:53 PM
One of the UK's most vulnerable plant families, the stoneworts, are at risk from pollution caused by high levels of nutrients.

Survey Says Linux Hacks Are Rare


Survey Says Linux Hacks Are Rare 07/29/2004 08:30 AM

Rare Pictographic Manuscripts Online


Rare Pictographic Manuscripts Online 06/30/2004 06:02 AM
Rare Pictographic Manuscripts Online
http://www.managinginformation.com/news/content_show_full.php?i d=2802

The Naxi people of China's Yunnan Province use the only living pictographic language (similar to ancient Egyptian or Mayan writing) in the world today, and the Library of Congress's collection of Naxi manuscripts is considered the finest in the world. One hundred eighty-five documents plus a 392-foot funerary scroll from that collection are now available online in "Selections from the Naxi Manuscript Collection," which can be found under the link "Individual Digital Collections" at http://international.loc.gov/. The Naxi Kingdom flourished from the eighth century until 1724, when it came under Chinese rule. Naxi priests created the manuscripts on coarse, handmade paper, bound them into booklets, and used them while conducting religious rituals and shamanistic ceremonies. The edges of the manuscripts were burned during the ceremonies so that the resulting smoke would transmit the book's message up to the heavens. Because the sacred books were then either buried with the priests when they died or were burned on their funeral pyre, relatively few Naxi manuscripts are known to be in existence. The Library of Congress's collection of 3,342 Naxi items is the largest outside of China and this is the first time that such a large number of Naxi manuscripts have been cataloged, selectively digitized and put on the Web.

Sunbeams, Rare Goats Edition


Sunbeams, Rare Goats Edition 06/18/2004 05:41 PM
First up, a couple of posts on SunRays, from Jeff Dillon and John Clingan. They are indeed pretty neat, although when, earlier this week, I was at SunLabs in Massachusets, it took the little grey guy a couple of minutes to find my Sun desktop which lives in Santa Clara and render it the first time; but then it was fine and snappy. Danese Cooper has a straight forward explanation of why CEOs probably aren’t going to be blogging any time soon. On another note entirely, Jim Waldo writes about the impedence mismatch between how engineers view the world and how the world views engineers. And just to get out of geek mode, Richard Elling has notes on the word “war” and nice pictures of rare goats that he rescued.

Thousands Spy Venus' Rare Transit


Thousands Spy Venus' Rare Transit 06/09/2004 05:38 AM
The planet crawls across the sun's face only twice every 122 years, and lucky stargazers around the world watch in awe as the celestial phenomenon unfolds. Missed it? You'll get another chance in 2012.

A Rare Opportunity to Have Your Own
Search Engines


A Rare Opportunity to Have Your Own
Search Engines
06/28/2004 03:21 AM
150 very individual and specific Search Engines about Every Major Business, Leisure Activity and Sport in the World have been listed for sale. [PRWEB Jun 28, 2004]

IS 2004 provides rare insights for CIOs


IS 2004 provides rare insights for CIOs 07/30/2004 08:31 AM
Express Computer India Jul 30 2004 12:37PM GMT

Rare disorder risk for IVF babies


Rare disorder risk for IVF babies 08/14/2004 06:32 PM
IVF babies may be up to nine times more likely to develop a rare disorder that can cause cancer, a study suggests.

Field stubble 'helps rare birds'


Field stubble 'helps rare birds' 04/06/2005 05:37 AM
Farmers can help farmland birds by leaving stubble in their fields over the winter, a UK study suggests.

Two Jailed for Eating Rare Tiger
(Reuters)


Two Jailed for Eating Rare Tiger
(Reuters)
07/08/2004 08:53 AM
Reuters - China has sentenced two farmers to jail terms of up to nine years for eating a rare Manchurian tiger after leaving it to die in a trap, the Beijing Evening News reported Thursday.

Child abduction murders rare
(USATODAY.com)


Child abduction murders rare
(USATODAY.com)
02/10/2004 02:52 AM
USATODAY.com - The average victim of child abduction and murder is an 11-year-old girl considered a low-risk, "normal" child from a middle-class neighborhood. She has a stable family relationship. And her initial contact with an abductor occurs within a quarter-mile of her home.

Lone Star's Medium-Rare Disease


Lone Star's Medium-Rare Disease 07/09/2004 06:44 AM
The Texan-themed steakhouse suffers from a rare disease -- and it's all about the table.
Grok Description matches for Md. School to Be Built Around Rare Toad (AP)
GrokA matches for Md. School to Be Built Around Rare Toad (AP)

Md. School to Be Built Around Rare Toad (AP)

The following phrases have been identified by the grok system as matching this entry:

















Also check out:


Grok

Ipod Porn on the
Rise

Brief Abstract of
Wikipedia's
Mesothelioma Cancer
page

Get first aid
instructions in your
cell phone

IE is crap
JSPWiki gains
podcasting support

Candidate Videotapes
Rival Stealing Signs
(AP)

Man Sentenced for
Robbing Own Bank
Branch (AP)

Monkey Rescued From
Being Put on Menu
(AP)

Romanians Stop Cars
Loaded With Sheep
(AP)

Reality Radio: A
Faceless
Confessional

Pentagon May Begin
Hearings on
Detention of
Prisoners in Cuba

Sprint PCS Keeps
Roaming, Isn't
Building

Faith groups back
more academies

Turkish Cypriots
spurn Greek plan

Terror suspects told
legal rights

Crackdown on energy
thieves

Cigarette costs
triple in price

US cuts UN funds in
abortion row

DoCoMo expands to
Greece for Olympics

Closing Microsoft?
Eliyon Technologies
raises $7M

PC-based media
center for your wall

The E-bomb
JBoss Application
Server gets
J2EE-certified

THE
CONSEQUENCES OF
FAILURE: WHAT
ECO-COLLAPSE MIGHT
LOOK LIKE

First virus for
Windows CE surfaces

Microsoft: Sun deal
unsigned; Feds look
at Longhorn

Georgia's Swifty
Named 'Official
Donkey' (AP)

Man, Woman Accused
of Halloween Killing
(AP)

Doctor Allegedly
Cuts Off Patient's
Penis (AP)

At Least 80 Children
Die in Indian School
Blaze
(washingtonpost.com)

Armstrong Climbs
Toward Sixth Tour
Title (AP)

FBI Warns al-Qaida
May Recruit
Non-Arabs (AP)

Cameron Diaz Can
Tell People What Not
To Link To?

New Car
Looking for Love
ugly, impractical
and alluring retro
handsets for cell
phones

If Religion Writers
Rode the Campaign
Bus...

Alternate News Feed
Supporters Stick
with IETF

Alviso advisory:
Intel delays new
notebook chip

Sr. Perl
Designer/Implementer

CCLOG-ENGLISH
Shares of Motorola
chip unit trade
higher after IPO

Motorola sees
smaller-than-expecte
d gain from chip IPO

Gimp-Print 4.2.7
release

Why PHP 5 Rocks!
META Tag Overview
Red Hat Rebuffed on
Restatement

Technical Analysis:
Nasdaq At Important
Support

Leo's Pick:
Gruvstick MP3 Player

Step One: Two
Printers, One PC

Mac Tip: Save as PDF
Taking a Bite Out of
City Blight

Carve a Pumpkin With
Your PC

Leo's iPod
Essentials

what is grok?