Mr. President, what will you do if Iran... Do you really want the Russians in the Persian Gulf?  I never fail! Mr. President, are we just bluffing when we warn Iran not to deploy those silkworm missiles? So it's a real threat against Iran, sir? It's just a statement of fact. Will you lift some of the sanctions against the Japanese, Mr. President? She's on her way now, of course, to Stockholm. She's on her way now, of course, to Stockholm. Nice to meet you. Yeah, well... He's the famous Sherpa, Mr. President. He's the one we've been working with. He's the chief Sherman. He's the hard worker, Prime Minister. He's the best. Are we sure this is the best place for a meeting? I think I'd rather watch you look out the window. Nice to meet you. Two waves of press. We're ready. They're talking. The Soviets play any constructive role in the Persian Gulf. Why won't Italy give the United States help in shifts in keeping that... We're here to talk about our rights, please. Mr. President, why aren't you going in the front way tomorrow instead of the side door when there's the opening of the meeting? Sam, that's one question I'll answer. I just wait for somebody who points me in the direction I'm supposed to go and I don't have any questions about that. Sorry isn't it embarrassing for the leader of the free world to sneak in the side door when the others are going in the front? Do you give Mr. Sack and Agassoni any reassurance on the sanctions this afternoon? We haven't had our meeting this morning. Am I going in the side door? Yes. Strictly secure, you think? All right, so they know something I don't know. Well, we enjoyed our luncheon in Rome. Very nice. Very nice and sad to be here. Now we're here in this very beautiful city and I just want to congratulate you on the planning and the hospitality for this summer meeting. Let's see. And we're here just for this to see that there is a good follow-up. The beginning is good and we hope that the end date should be there. Well, Fani bought off until the last minute. I think it was coming over here on the boat. Andriotti weighed in and said, well, we thought freedom of navigation ought to be a UN matter. And the last thing we need is a UN telling us what to do in the Persian Gulf. They control the drafting and Fani is reluctant to overrule Andriotti so Rogero doesn't know what to do and he has left us with the responsibility of trying to straighten out Andriotti. What we wanted from the UN was the UN statement of ending the war. That's exactly right. And we've all been saying that publicly and that's a good job on that. We don't want a UN flotilla in the Persian Gulf. It's a cop out of Andriotti because I told you about it today. It makes a month helpful statement. Forty minutes in the Persian Gulf. Fani is basically an agreement with us. I think you should know that on the way from the helicopter, Sam Donaldson shouted as usual, there's a question he had to do with, you know, what we were going to do in the Gulf and what would we... And I said, I can't answer the question. And he answered the question. And he then said, well, are we bluffing? And I said, I haven't bluffed once since I've been here. Point it in. Fluff-tiller. Which one is co-work? I guess that... Probably in the middle there, somewhere. The size of it's probably the one that's deepest in the water.  Now, now. It's like George Murphy said about that. Looks like the one with the most blue suits in there. He could be down below that. Probably down below so they don't get wet. Gensher. Yeah, that one. There he is. No, no, no. But they got a lot of people in there. Yeah. Like one of those little black circuits where they have Volkswagen. I won't make the other in the rest of the analogy. Yeah, stuff. Forty-three. That's been the problem. Well, it's good to see you. Good to see you. Mr. Chancellor, Howard Baker. Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you. Howard Baker. Good to see you. Howard Baker. Howard Baker. Good to see you. Howard Baker. They're fitting up on advice and policy. That's a kind of jib we repeat in the road, huh? Wouldn't be odd. Something like that, I guess. My only stripper is in a man's car. It's a good start. I wonder how old it is. I'm so curious. Dennis was a very interesting place. And he said, yes, it's great if you have lots of money and lots of time. But I didn't go to any of them. What's your museum? Mr. Chancellor, if you're really not bluffing, is one of those missiles in Iran enough to justify a U.S. reaction? Sam, I can't talk about things like that. And I'm not going to. You're really not bluffing. I tried to fool someone the other day about my ignorance about Venice. We flew over in a helicopter. And when I got out, I said to some people, I said they must have had a terrible rainstorm here because all the streets are flooded and I've got boats in the streets. I couldn't fool you, I believe. Good night. Good night. Good night. You're just as well? Change of time and get over the jet lag? I think just about getting that one now. We've been here a few days. It's very warm and humid. Yes, it has been. Our time changes six hours. The German is still cold and the river is raining. How about unusual climate? This is not the year. But it's a nice place. You need to have time. Mr. President, why should the Germans do more on the Persian Gulf? The climate is so nice there. It's the same with all what you have. It's good to be there. It's good to be there. It's good to be there. It's good to be there. It's good to be there. It's good to be there. They may use that for their broadcasts and that's something kind because it is rather unusual that they are saying something kind in their broadcasts. So you're not angry about the Germans? No. Very satisfied. I like that one there because he showed you what it looks like later. Frank, could I borrow you for a second? So one of those will make it big. That'll be, I think you'll see that play in all the records. As a matter of fact, I couldn't see them very clearly. It doesn't matter whenever. I don't know who's going to be in this time. I didn't know I'd have to be there. Yes. How are you? Nice to meet you again. Many thanks for your kindness. You showed up during your stay in Washington this last time. Mr. President, nice to meet you again. Nice to see you again. Finance Minister, Mr. President, thank you very much, kind letter and documents. Good to see you again. Meet the Minister Tamra. Deputy Chief of the Committee. Congratulations. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. This morning, she left for Stockholm, Sweden. Oh, oh. Some drugs. Oh, she's a little bit perfect. Do you have anything to say? Well, yes, Mr. President.  Thank you very much. In the meantime, sir, could you answer one? How about you take some sanctions that you haven't had on me yet? Do you think that might happen today? Did I fret on it? Don't take your money in your pocket. Don't ask me questions that I can't answer before we have them. Mr. President, that was good. Thank you very much. Mr. President, that's fine. We had a letter from Mr. Bill that's a question he was holding before. And that letter. Do you want to say they do something about you? Do you want to act or what? More and more so. I remember during the 80 campaign he received orders. That's right. That man I told you about in New York tells you to get that story out right away. Do you want to say something? I don't want to say anything. I don't want to say anything. I don't want to say anything. Thank you very much. Mr. President, I don't want to say anything. I just tried. I don't like to say anything. Thank you very much. Mr. President, I don't know. What is inside the Ron's pocket? Exactly the same question. I can't answer that question, we haven't had our meeting yet. The rest of the virus is worldwide.


It's a new, very informal class, and they're my favorite kinds. It's also our last class together. So, if you show them the Artenella Docker, they can be, I don't know, a lot of uses the other ones as default. It takes like a hundred clicks to get to the place where you download Docker. You can get Docker's CD and CD edition. So, Docker, for those that don't know, so Docker's a really cool kind of virtualization platform. So, if you want to virtualize something, you essentially can either run it in a VM where you have a completely emulated and virtualized piece of hardware, or you can, like what I do for your homework assignments, when I'm running and testing your homework assignments, I'm running each of them in a CH root jail, which runs as a process on the system, but each of them sees as the root directory, whatever directory I can find them to. So, Docker is built on Linux containers, so the idea is you can, I think it's called LXC, is the extension there. Basically, you can assign different containers to different processes to run in different containers, and then Docker uses different file systems. So, each instance that you run basically gets access to this different file system. It's a really cool technology. I suggest you look into it more. So, if you install it, that'll be great. If you're on Linux, if you're on sudo, somebody pointed out on the mailing list, it's a cool thing about Docker. So, it's, like I said, it's for Linux, essentially, but they have distributions for Mac and Windows, where essentially they're running a virtual box system with an emulated, a virtual Linux system that Docker is then talking to when you run it. Let's see. The other really cool things about Docker are just like Git. So, every kind of commit or change to your repo is specified. What is that? I'm getting buttons. What's going on? I'm getting buttons. So, one of the things that Docker solves, which is really awesome, is that when anybody do, like, dev work in a professional company, how many people also have to deal with deploying and running that same software? A lot of some of you. So, a lot of companies are separate, right? So, you have the developers who develop software and the ops people who actually run things. And so, you can get into problems where the classic, one of the classic bug things is, works on my machine. So, a lot of developers are like, I assume the problem is it works on my machine and must be an ops problem. And part of that comes in because the configuration that you're using to run the software and develop the software is different from where it's actually deployed. So, Docker is really nice because you can specify and they have a repository like GitHub where people can push repositories and changes and so when you say, like here, Docker pulled this image, I know that everyone's getting the exact same file system, the exact same everything. So, it's why people use this in production so that you can have a Docker image that is, you know your dev image will be exactly the same as what's deployed in production. That's another nice thing. Okay, so if you pull this, this means now it's going to pull down all the changes of the latest version of Waco Pico to your system. If you haven't ran this, run this yet. You should install Docker, then run this command so it pulls down everything. It's kind of large. And then, now the question is how do we run it? And I actually can't remember. So, what's that Docker for? No, it's low Docker. So, we can run. So, we're going to run a new container. I just flushed. I included reinstalled my OS, so I don't know why I won't run it. Maybe I know how to run it. Docker run. Docker run dash D. Dash D for data. Yeah, and then dash P. Lowcase? Lowcase, yeah. And then like 80 semi-colon 80, sorry. Or colon. Okay, all right. Just 80 colon 80, sorry. How many battle? Works for me, I don't know. I'm going to run it in a group. All right, I'll try this one. Okay, so what is it going to do? It's going to run. So, the container basically has scripts in it to run the application. The dash D command tells Docker to run this in the background so your first time to make sure that it actually works. I'm going to get rid of that. The dash P is a port mapping. So, when the container runs, it's running a web server on port 80 that's going to be listening for all your incoming dimensions. Right? But that's only inside Docker, so that port is only exposed inside that Docker container. The other 80, and actually you'll probably be able to look up which one with which. The other 80 says externally map this on the current machine I am on port 80 to that. Which may not work if you already have something running on port 80. So, let's say who do Docker run at dash H. Let's see if this works. So, should we run everything? Oh, there we go. I just did dash B 80, 80. So, this wraps port 80 on my local machine to port 80 inside the Docker container. And then I can control C to kill it. Actually, I came up with that. Who's running Windows? Is that a good song with you? So, another step I think you need to do when you're running Windows. I can't remember exactly what it is. You're asking people for it. What do you have for a month? I don't know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I think we should do it from the last one. Is it real quick? Yeah. So, there we go. Postport container port. There we go. So, to run this on something that is not port 80, because maybe you can't do that. Maybe you have something already running there. So, you put the 80, 80 first at your post port. The second one is the Docker port. So, I believe if you're on this, then you've got to wait a little while while it boots up. And that's doing things. So, it's running on my SQLD. So, it's running my SQL. It's running Apache. Now, if I go to localhost. Pull in 80, 80. You should be able to see something like this. All right. So, I'm going to get next. You actually don't even need the Docker pull. If you try to do the Docker run without having that repo, it will pull in all from Docker. It should bring everything to your computer. So, this is why I didn't want to set everything up. So, by using Docker, it's great because I know you'll all have the same thing. You'll all have a copy on your localhost. If you're there, hacking. I mean, it's web stuff. You don't have to wait for me to start hacking. Yeah. We can set a burp in a second, but at least you can start playing with it. The first thing you should do is start playing with it. Start seeing what it does. Okay. It's old. It's like 41 days ago. Go on. Well, if you're playing with it, it won't work. There are new problems. Right in your hand. Do you know shame? Computers don't work. Okay. How can you go out? What's the problem? I don't know. Okay. Oh, I'm sick of seeing this. It's a good sign that I don't only don't see all this in my laptop app. I don't know what to do. It's running? It's running? I can't test this. Yes. Look out for what I can do about it. I think on Windows, I know, I think it doesn't have your local support, I think it's one of the IPs that is running on VirtualBox, you have to look up the VirtualBox IP, and you can add it to Google, like, or accessing for God's sake, running it, or something like that, Windows, I know we did this before. Active prevention. You can try it on Google and just have it in the catalog. So yeah, sort of. I'm dead by. I'm dead by. You can just do something with this one. Yeah, exactly. OK. Are you sure about that? I'm wondering if you take a look at this program. Wow. I think we can try with that. So, great. OK. OK. OK. OK. OK. OK, I'm going to try that. Oh, OK. OK. OK. OK. OK. OK. OK. OK. to create a VM first manually with Dr. Machine 3A. You can create a VM first manually with Dr. Machine 3A. You can create a VM first manually with Dr. Machine 3A. You can create a VM first manually with Dr. Machine 3A. Thank you, Dr. Piazza. Okay, so I made a little bit of the doctor for that Burks default. So you can just change your doctor image or something else. It's not a big issue, but... So your doctor states P.S., just like P.S. on a... Just like this, it'll show you all the containers that are running. You can do a doctor kill. If you want to kill this, use this container ID. And it'll kill that container ID. So now if I refresh this, I think it's not... Not good. 9999. Alright, let's set up Burk. Okay, so you want to create a temporary project. You can't save a profit. You don't want to do an okay for it yet. Use default to start a Burk. So the idea of Burk is Burk is a proxy financially, so we have to set our browser to use Burk as for all of our outgoing traffic. So Burk is not the greatest user interface, and you can tell it was printed in Java by the amazing user interface here. But it is still despite the other appearances, it is still a really good tool. But like most tools that look pretty ugly, but are very good, it means you have to learn how to use them, right? That's certainly on the intuitive side. So what we care about is in the proxy, because we want to mess with the proxy, we can go to the options here, and so we can see that the proxy is running based on the settings on 127008080. What is the 1270080 in front of me? Yeah, so what does that fundamentally mean? Set this to 5. Set that to 9. Yeah, it means that only this application that is running on this machine can connect to this, right? It means that I can't connect to your report with the proxy by trying to connect it to our ABA. So there's only IP addresses that come from local nodes, right? So how do I get this to work? To be honest, the best way to do this is to use Firefox. Firefox has the easiest proxy switching options. There are even extensions that make it even easier. To be clear on this, I don't know how to do any Chrome, because I usually use Chrome in my default browser, so I didn't want to be doing my hacking stuff in my default browser, so often, whenever I use BIRT, I always just use Firefox, but the steps are basically the same. So we want to change the preferences in Firefox. We want the advanced tab because we're doing a crazy advanced review. We want the network because we're changing the network. We can change how Firefox connects. We can figure out how Firefox connects to the network. Manual proxy settings. BIRT is an HTTP proxy, so we put localhost and we do 8080 because that is where BIRT is listening. The important thing is is we're not doing my stuff. There's a box here for no-proxy for localhost or 127001. That's not what we want, because we want our traffic for our localhost to go through BIRT. So we get no-proxy there. And then we click on OK. Now, all the requests that we make if I refresh this, it shouldn't hang. You can see here that it's hanging, spinning. If we know a lot, it's super annoying what will happen. We can see that the intercept tab of BIRT got highlighted. If we pop over here, we can see that it has intercepted this request from our Firefox browser to localhost9999. And I can read this, and you can read this and it's over time looking at HTTP requests. So we can see that I'm making a gap request. And so I can click forward and it will forward it on, and I can keep clicking this. Now, if I keep this on this intercept, on this means it won't wait for me to decide what to do with all of my requests. So I can turn that off. Which is cool, but what it will do is it will keep track of the history of me browsing this app. Click around, click through here. Look at that cool flower. I can search. And the cool thing is I can go over here and I can see all of the requests that I made. So I can always see this is actually one of the cool things about BIRT is you can see every single request you've ever made to this website. Yeah. Does it still work? So if I pass it, it's a new password. Yeah. So let's try logging in. User name, password. Don't take that to our box. So if I look here, we can see that it's a POST request. And we can see in the POST request, just like we know a POST request should be, we have username equals username and password equals password and in the lobby in the POST request. Yeah. So I'm trying to log into the website now in front of BIRT. Sort of the reasons it doesn't run is it will go to the website. It will accept it in your request. All right. So go to BIRT.  So it's waiting for you to decide the forwarder tonight. So you can click back to the Internet and talk to that. And now if you go to the proxy, the history will show you all of the requests that it's on. Okay. Okay. So why is this useful? Yeah. So you can change the request that's out going if you set intercept on or do another. Well, you can see how the weird request that Firebox makes. But let's say I wanted to test this search page for a single ejection watermelon. I can right click on this query and I can say send to repeater. So repeater is another one of these BIRT modules you can see on the top. If you go to repeater, it's actually yeah, very cool. So I can see my search query term is in here. So if I click go, it will make that request and show me this response here. So I can see that this was probably my search. So this was a correct search. Now if I change this query to if you tick blah, I don't know, dash dash. I'm just trying to get it to crash. If I click go, it will then show me the response on the right. So I can edit directly in this query parameter in fuzz and just keep sending requests to see what the response is. So we can see here that it actually, it gave me the exact same page back. And you can put search terms in here. You can do ready expressions and try to match something. You can look at the headers that get sent. The raw hex, HTML a rendered version of this page which I've not already done. You can see the request in here. It's got cool things like let's see, who are and who go. I can right click and I can say you are out of code as you type because I'm editing a parameter here. So now, if I do something like this it will automatically URL encode them so I can see what's your score. What was that option? You right click. It's called URL encode as you type. You can convert a selection. You right click is a convert selection so you actually have here all the different ways to encode it. You are out of code in HTML encode in JCC4. A really powerful way to do that nest. It's a good idea to keep trying things in your browser, making your request seeing your response like doing this over and over and loading all the images and everything. You can just do it right there. So based on this did we get to see more action vulnerability in this query parameter? No, I don't know. So finding some vulnerabilities. What does it say? Open street. Fail error. I don't know. You tell me your reaction. Yeah. This one? This one is off. If you get any, that's a good sign but it means that Perk has intercepted the request. Okay. Ah, the repeater. All you can do is find a request you want to try to fuzz. You right click and say send to repeater and then you go to the repeater tab and so this was the original one I had and so you can just make requests in here based on that. Whatever request you send to the repeater that will be on the left and then you may change this, hit go and then it will send that HTTP request and give you that HTTP response so you can see how it's changing. Okay. Okay. Too far. All right. So go to Perk. Go to the intercept. Go to the proxy tab and then intercept. Probably intercepting all the transmission. You unclick that intercept it should just go through, right? Perfect. Now you can see all your requests in the list. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Yes. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'll try not to fall on you. Okay. Okay. Okay. All right. So we got like 20 minutes. 40. We'll convene. So find as many blind millions that you can and we'll talk about that and walk through that. Yeah, so right now, let's try to edit your cookies. Let's do this. Open up a new private browsing section. So, I'm going to go into the resident cognitive mode, and then go to the home course area. So, now log in with your same story. That's important. Do you go to the home course area? Yeah, I'm going to log in to the home course area. Oh, that's good. I just did a little bit of going to the resident cognitive mode. You can verify because it does go through periods. Oh, yeah. So, there's something in the email. Here's a hacker who is recent. I can't do it right now because it's recording for my browser. Okay. Actually, I could probably do it now. I'm going to go to the submission server and tell them what's on this. I'm going to go to the submission server and tell them what's on this. I'm going to go to the submission server and tell them what's on this. Refresh the server. Okay. Okay. What's that made of email? Okay. Good. I need to do it. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Did you get it running? Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Do a nice point because it's an air message. So, if that's the case, now we'll probably just go into the manual and your case. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So apparently it escapes some things, but it doesn't escape. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. We have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. We have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. We have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So, yeah, we have to be able to see what we can do. So, why did Login send the sample user? Because it's the first one, right? Because we're getting back all the users. So, assuming it's Login sending us one. What if we wanted to log in as a different user? How do I know what the other users in the system are? Do I get the output of this single injection? No. No, I only log in. So, I can't get the users from here. You guys use the application. How do you know the user? So, it's a union thing. So, I can start with this. So, I still don't get the output. I can't do grip and cat. Login and start changing the ID. Now, log in. So, do you create the user? I guess I don't remember. Yeah, that happens. So, we can look through here. We can see that there's users here. There's Bryce, there's Bob, there's Calvin. Can't remember all of these. Sample user. So, sample user. We look through the sample user. We can see something very nice here. User ID equal one. Okay, this user ID equals two, three, four, five. So, now let's say I wanted to try to log in as user two. Right? I need to take four. What would you guess? User ID. User ID. User ID. User ID. User ID. So, you have to put the space after the dash dash. That's super interesting. I'm not sure why. That's good. Okay, that's one. Well, Sample. You can put Scribd and CSS. You can go ahead and put the guest book. The guest book. So, what is that? What's that? Scribd and CSS. Scribd and CSS. Nice. So, across that scripting printed word ability, is that right? What? In the name? What kind of across-戲 respecto thing exists? So hard to cross that scripting, awesome. What is that? A lot of code access. I was trying to get it to go into something I uploaded, like for the required thing. Ask me is this a vulnerability? You can tell me it is. Can you print other ASP files? I don't know how to do that. If you look up father-faceless source code, you can then start to follow on a different secret data and look at all the secret files. Right, so, but how do I do that? What is that? Yeah, this is something for tags, and then in filing say a list on echo.php, then title is echo, price is one. Create a file called echo.php and have php echo code. What do you want to do? I haven't swapped any tags yet. No, no, you don't need it. Go to inspect element and print it. It's kind of on it. Which one? This one? Remove the y-unders from your chp source. Now we know that this is actually executing php code because we sent, because we uploaded this php script. Right, so we can upload a shell here to get more access to the server. We can do all kinds of stuff. We can do whatever we want there. What was that? It's not normal. This is really interesting. This is a multi-step, right? So you have to actually do multiple actions in order to persist or see the process there being failed. Awesome, what else? So how do I check to see if this is actually normal? How do I code on the system just by ending up the grep command? But how do I test that to verify that? I was trying to answer on the line. You can do a back tick, sleet three back tick. See if it takes about three seconds for your request to pass. Well, it doesn't have to be too heavy. So yeah, we can see that with this. So this would be the thing. So we're going to do sleets and we're going to try to do a ping with a certain count. Like ping, some IP address, anything to get the server to sleet or do some work to delay so we can see that this actually succeeded. This is a bad password. So then we can use this to do anything, right? We can write out to a file. We could add our, we could curl, try to curl for a file from us. Put it into a directory. And then execute that directory. So we have remote code execution from here. Let's see. Oh, we could, let's say this. We could do a back tick, ls, space dash, la. And then output that into foo. And then back tick. Like this. So what if we went to foo? Is this going to work? No. So I think we have permission. We have to deal with the permissions here. We don't need to add any user. They're not able to write to this folder. So we may be able to do this though to the uploads folder. Because we know there's an uploads folder that we can upload files to, which is in upload. Yeah, so let's try this. So let's do, it's actually going to happen to you. ls, la, upload slash foo. So it's upload. ls, so now we can see all, and we can see that this did verify that all of these are owned by a group. So it makes sense that the data user can't access them. So we can do all kinds of cool stuff from here. Yeah, so now we've got more ability. Yeah. If we go to, I have a login. Bryce also has a very bad password. Should we go to cart? Yeah. Well, it's only $1, so yeah. Alright. Click on delete check post. Delete? Then continue to confirmation. So like here it should say like the item to delete it because for confirmation. But I never took the remove from cart. Because that's not very cool. This is my website. But yeah, that would be interesting. If that did not get persisted, that would be interesting. What else? The CSR? Yeah, so that's a good one. So there are none of these forms have CSRF protection. So for instance, we're writing a comment on picture. I believe, although there may be posts. So yeah, you can create new form of people to take actions on the site. Without that knowing, just by creating an image tag. So at that point is that? You can upload images for other users as you're using them. You can create them to upload images for you. Anything else? That's it. Not most of them, but good ones. You get a coupon from, or is it somewhere on the main page? On the... I believe it's... What's going on? Hit next day a few times. And then you go back to the purchasing page. The image, you can enter that in infinitely. To produce it to basically three. What kind of ability is this? The logical. Yeah, so it's a logic flaw, right? So the code is still working correctly, but I go to confirm, I get reduced. I'm now getting into a really good amount of trade-offs. Just by continuing this coupon. Anything else? You create a user with the name quotes for one equals one hash and then do the view users with a similar name to you. It's a coupon injection. Yeah, so who's got a similar name to you? So this one's actually really tricky. So I'll show a quick example of this because I don't want to do the whole exploit. But if you register as a user with a smaller username... I don't know if this will work, actually. Oh, it's a similar name, so it's the first name, right? I don't remember if it's the first name. Test, test, test, test. Who's got a similar name as you? So you can see that it's giving me all of them, which means that it's a second-order SQL injection, right? So I created a user, and now I go to the View Similar Users page. I can see all the users. So now I can do this and get that out or do whatever I want to do here. Again, more information for me. I can share my passwords too. Really cool stuff. Cool. All right. It's going to be a semester, final on Wednesday. I don't know if I want to end on, but go out and do ethical acting stuff. Don't do anything unethical. Or if you do, and then get caught, don't say you learned it in my class. Yeah, thanks.


What's good Josh boros back again with another video, so we're gonna check out Tim wrestlers who are future mega stars in WWE now There are some wrestlers that are gaining some popularity and notoriety especially with the fans and hopefully with the The people in the back behind the scenes like Triple H and you know and the people that can help get these stars to a whole nother level I think the one person we can all kind of Think of immediately off the top of our heads is LA Knight The dude is over. Even though he hasn't really been booked the best. I can I can be fair there He is over People love them some LA Knight bro He's a heel, but people find him entertaining. He's great on a microphone not bad in the ring He has the potential to really be a really big star in WWE if they use him correctly and I hope they do because I do think he could potentially be a future mid-car champ to To a world champion if if utilized correctly So we're gonna check out some of these wrestlers that could potentially be big mega stars in WWE going forward and see if we agree with what rest of WrestleMania has to say about these Individuals appreciate all love and support Triple H now has the reins to WWE creative changes have been implemented across the WWE product One of the most exciting things about the current product is just how many young talented stars they have on the roster They have countless names they can build a future the company around and some of them are The top of the WWE ladder to join us now as WrestleMania looks at 10 of the next big WWE mega stars be sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell for daily wrestling videos and follow us on Facebook for Exclusive list also check out our new channel WrestleMania shorts Number 10 Bron Brecker on paper on Brecker seems to be the perfect WWE superstar He has a tremendous look and is the son of Rick Steiner as well as nephew of former WCW world champion Scott Steiner He's been an NXT since 2021 and he continues to grow and prosper in every match. He's placed on WWE have put a lot of responsibility on his shoulders as he is virtually the face of the entire NXT brand this could have seriously damaged Brecker's credibility and legitimacy as a top guy if they're backfired Thankfully though, he's excelled in the role and it's evident that Brecker is going to be an absolute mega star when he's eventually called up roster Butch aka Pete Dunne has a reputation for being one of the best Now I heard Eventually, they're supposed to be getting rid of the separating the brawling brutes and he should be going back to his Pete Dunne persona. That's the rumors being told that should be happening later on this year Honestly, I You know, I'm looking forward to that him being on that solo kind of grind to become Maybe, you know depending on what championship he goes for but I think that would be interesting for him to get his solo career going again, man Cuz what he was doing in NXT UK was pretty phenomenal, bro There's in the world his in-ring work is consistently stellar and despite an infamous name change on the main roster Which has continued to show that he has the makings to be a top star for WWE Would Triple H now running creative and Triple H admitting how big of a fan he is of the former NXT UK champion It's only a matter of time before butch ascends up the card in WWE the 2023 money in the bank paper view is set to take place in London, England and with butch being English fans are already Speculating that he could be a firm favorite to win the illustrious matchup number 8 Roxanne Perez at just 21 years old Roxanne Perez has already cemented herself as the future of the women's division in WWE In-ring work is a standard of a 10-year veteran and it's insane to believe that Perez has only been in WWE for one single year Yeah, within months of Perez wrestling on NXT There were calls from fans to see Perez called up to the main roster There were and continue to be calls to see Perez wrestle the likes of Becky Lynch and Bianca Bella because she already has everything It takes to be the face of the women's division in WWE should win the NXT women's title in late 2022 And it was made clear that NXT officials wanted Perez to become the new focal point of the NXT women's division So it looks like a main roster call-up isn't on the horizon You definitely see that however with Perez being just 21 the future is bright and WWE clearly know that they have a special talent on their hands when she was in the world rumble fans were very receptive of her So I hey, hey man, I do think HBK has especially, you know, he you can tell his influence is definitely Has been passed on to her and I'm you know, I'm sure that you know They have a pretty close relationship and her and Triple H So I can see them, you know, bringing her up to the main roster and her getting a pretty good push They need more women on both sides of Monday Night Raw and Smackdown So she could definitely be a help towards the main roster number seven pretty deadly pretty deadly consists of Elton Prince and Kit Wilson not familiar with NXT by storm over the past year Both members are in their 20s and their tag team workers already received widespread acclaim Simply put pretty deadly other future a tag team wrestling in WWE as they are an exciting charismatic team Man the check them out are truly gonna resonate with their work with the new day has received particular praise is pretty deadly have held their Own and Kofi Kingston acknowledged the talents of both Prince and Wilson during an interview with Sports Illustrated Pretty deadly are so talented and they're gonna be even bigger than they are now It's all about getting experience and getting in there with experienced superstars then spreading their wings to fly Anything we could do to help that we're here for it. That's awesome to flourish. That's what we're here to do I'm looking forward to mixing it up with them again number six Since debuting on NXT in 2021 definitely Favorite haze is one of the most exciting thrilling wrestlers in NXT and there continues to be demand to see haze called up to the main roster Haze has every tool it takes to be a top star on the main roster The only thing holding him back is head of NXT Sure Michaels who doesn't want to see him go because he is that important to NXT's brand and vision One legend who has spoken at length about the talents of haze is Booker T Booker who is a commentator on NXT has seen firsthand just how gifted haze is and this is what book had to say on an Edition of his Hall of Fame podcast Literally just kick it in.  You know what I mean?  You know what I mean? I know I need more of this not that Yeah, nah, it's good to know that there are people backing him and this is it's really good Just to see that they're they're flourishing so well in NXT And hopefully that translates over to the main roster granted got triple H holding down the main roster So that should make it that much easier of a transition for these talents to come from NXT Really flourish on the main roster. So the casual fan can get more acquainted with them and actually but okay I need to check these guys out. I'm looking forward to seeing what they can do next So to coa the clash at the castle 2022 saw the main roster debut This was nice addition to the bloodline moderate success on NXT And it was being thrown in at the deep end as he would instantly become a member of Roman Reigns his bloodline stable in his work I was derived in his role as his persona of a menacing silent enforcer has been applauded by fans And his in-ring work seems to be growing week by week Because association with his cousin and brothers in the bloodline stable have given him a rare platform to become an Instant start and to credit a coa he has offered something unique and different to an already popular stable He set for a huge 2023 and there are already rumors of him being a firm favorite to capture the money in a bank briefcase in the summer And possibly even dethroning Roman Reigns. That's interesting. I've been I've been seeing those rumors if you hear some noise in the background Someone's cutting the hedges over here by my window. So that's what's happening right now But nah, um, yeah, I am definitely Been seen those rumors or maybe solo so cola being the guy To maybe dethrone Roman if Cody doesn't do it who knows but But they have been protecting him He has not lost a match yet and that is very good You know he seems to have some promise going into the future man night Debuted on the main roster fans were disappointed that WWE had decided to repackage the talented star Night would become max Dupree and would lead a male modeling agency It's awful the gimmick fell flat triple H quickly realized that he needed L a night to simply be well L a night Yes, the lackluster gimmick was eventually dropped and night was allowed to use his old NXT persona on the main roster It's a drink to the L a night persona. His work on the main roster has been Outstanding and his promo and character work has been some of the finest on display across the yeah In a heated rivalry with bro Wyatt and he's managed to shine while still managing to keep an aura around Wyatt's character and mystique WWE see big things for night And it was apparent on the raw 30th show as night shared the ring with the Undertaker Which is a clear sign that he set for super stardom number three Montez Ford It's been a secret that Montez has aspirations become world champion in WWE Ford brings a lot of life to the WWE product and his in-ring presence has continued to grow over the past few years Many WWE fans believe it's time for Ford to break away from the street profits and create his own legacy This doesn't say that Angelo Dawkins doesn't have potential to be a solo star Yeah Dawkins has continued to improve in the ring and he should be fine if WWE decide to break up the street profits a Ford has an exciting move set and his Singles matches with the likes of Roman Reigns that he has star power as a single star and more importantly He can hold his own against the very best in WWE Rhea Ripley a real Ripley has already reached great heights in WWE despite being only 26 years old She's already won the women's title on two different brands Ripley has been portraying a heel character as the latest part of the judgment day faction Which has helped to see a more villainous side of Ripley a side which she has thrived in Ripley has years upon years left in WWE and she was without question One of the most well-rounded wrestlers in the women's division As WWE go forward into their new era Ripley is likely to merge as one of the faces of the new Administration and she's likely to be cemented there for a very long time for sure and number one Austin theory announcement retirement from WWE fans believe that one specific wrestler who would end up losing his push would be Austin theory Theory was McMahon's hand-picked chosen guy and it was even reported that McMahon as well as other WWE officials believe that theory could be the Next John Cena Theory got off to an interesting start in the new era as he would randomly cash in his money in a bank briefcase on Seth Rollins for the US title and he ended up losing his cash-in match This traditionally signals the end of someone's push in WWE fans feared the worst for him What followed was some excellently delivered character work Theory now had an edge and WWE went back to the drawing board with his character and Presentation to say that theory is in a better place following losing the money in the bank briefcase is an understatement As he's constantly main eventing Raw and getting huge wins over the likes of Seth Rollins Theory has proven his critics wrong and it looks like the new era in WWE is gonna see wrestling fans witness theory finally becoming one of WWE's top mega stars, but they have it folks I honestly think he needs he has to win at WrestleMania John Cena cooked John Cena cooked this this young man for no reason, bro So if it is any time that John Cena does the job, it has to be for him, bro He has to do the job for Austin Theory and I hope they have a great match. I hope it's a really good match I don't want him to do the job and the match is not that good or not memorable. He needs this He needs this because if he doesn't get this It's all for nothing. He needs this. It only makes sense for him to beat John Cena, man, it only makes sense So, you know, we'll see how it happens But this list I can agree with a lot of these people on this list definitely are the future of WWE It's just gonna come down to Triple H and everyone involved making sure that these individuals become the best versions of Themselves on the main roster and carry the company Moving forward because Roman ain't always gonna be there. Seth's not always gonna be there Kevin. No one's they're not always gonna be there Sami Zayn Cody Rose these guys not gonna always be able to do it So we got a look to the the future the future is LA night. So those of color rear Ripley Braun Breaker, you know, like this these these are the future Austin theory They're the future of the company. You gotta put Stalking investment into them if you want your company to flourish going forward. So come down below. Let me know what a superstar wrestler are you looking forward to to being I guess you can say a main event talent, man Who do you think has the most appeal to become a future world champion in WWE male or female? Let me know down below. Who or who do you feel like they will be the next guy up or the next woman up? But I appreciate all love and support you guys turn on channel road to 150k I am still young to speed a YouTube wrestling champion of the world and you're in the cuss world heavyweight champion Appreciate y'all kicking me see our next one. Peace


I want to welcome you to this opportunity to get to know some of the folks who work for organizations that provide services in your community, Grand Prix, Court Field, and Randolph. It's a pleasure to work with Mimi Burstein, Mark Rosalvo, who is with the town as his meeting to push this other program together. I want also to thank the friends of people in the library who, as you can see, when we get over to the gallery, feel a little mixer and refreshments for the audacious spread that they put together. So the next time you're at the bookshop on Pleasant Street, if you go shopping for these folks, please remember to thank them for all of their fantastic baiting. Here's the format we're going to use today. Each of these lovely people up here on stage is going to have about a minute and a half to give a quick introduction to that organization that they represent and the services that you will find there. If you didn't already grab one, Susan can you wave that thing around with her? We have put together a flyer that includes contact information for the organizations that supply it to us, except for two mistakes. One of them is I'm misspelling on an email for the remodeled chapel. So my bad. Should be Pastor Gordon, not Pastor Goady. And also Linda with St. John's Church sent me information to put in and I missed it. So apologies to St. John. Okay, so I'm going to practice what I preach and I'm going to do a quick introduction for people in the library. It's two doors down, but as you don't know, right now the library is working on three strategic priorities and you will have seen evidence of one of those if you've been in the library for the past month and a half. That is to make our historic building as useful as possible. So right now the completion of a project to improve our HR, including better heating and cooling, and most important of all, actual mechanical ventilation. So hopefully soon we will not be asking people to mask when they come in. Our other two strategic priorities are to offer as much programming that will appeal to as many people in our community as possible. Using as many community numbers as possible to present that programming. So in the month of March, my mind was blown by this. We had 37 events to use. 37, about 50 programs in total. So we run an HVAN, not just for this. And last but not least, we're really pushing into youth engagement right now. So we can just start an initiative and hire a new staff member to work on asset-based community development, specifically looking at the youth in our community, reaching out to them, finding out how they want to make their community a better place, and helping to provide the supports that they need in order to bring those goals to fruition. So those are the library's three strategic priorities. And I think with that said, I'll pass this on to Ann Howard. I'm Ann Howard. I am the SASH Coordinator here right now. SASH stands for Support and Services at O. That said, I work for a regular area community development corporation, and I am based, majority of the out-of-season housing in town. But I do go out to the community and work with individuals who live in their own homes as well, not that the scene apartments aren't good or calm, but out of the village around. I help people with all sorts of things, from goal-setting them into their house, to figuring out what the next steps in their life is based on what their goals are. I also help people with advanced directors. So if anyone wants to talk to you about that, I'm glad to help. We're based out of Randolph, but we cover 11 small communities around Randolph area in central Vermont from Brookfield to Sharon and Hancock, and from the country to Chelsea, all the little towns in between. We represent the community in a business way. We have membership that we can do projects and support community events. We manage the Fourth of July and the Halloween festivities with the town and RICDC, and we manage a little building up at the exit 4 spot, the info barn, so if you have community events or you want to post information that's open to the public to do that. And we provide insurance for membership that covers dental and eyes so if you've got insurance or a small business owner or a company, you might be able to serve them that way as well. In university, I'm an assessor and visitor for the town of Randolph. I work in the town. I'll be overseeing the town library appraisal, but if you have questions about your property or anything, just always come by my office. It's Monday through Thursday 8.30 to 4. Or why I put in it because sometimes I'm out for an election. I'm Janet Catney and I'm here representing NUMMY. NUMMY, Vermont is a national organization, National Alliance for Mental Illness. It's an organization that supports and educates and advocates for people living with mental health conditions. My role is I help to run a family-to-family educational class that is in central Vermont. Since the pandemic, we have Zoom sessions of those 8-week classes. We also have in-person sessions and the groups are run by people who have lived experience of a family member who is living with a mental health condition or symptoms of a trauma. So that's what I do. And there's lots of info over in the room about our meetings and our other support activities because we have a lot of other things going on too. My name is Emory Bias. I'm the Randolph County Thank You Treasurer. I do a lot of things, but mostly lane records. I collect property taxes.  And generally, I try to be an information center for the town. I'm fine with the 7th summer street anytime you need any. Any help? Hi, my name is E.J. Mirko. I work at the Randolph Ruck Department with Emory and me. And Mark is walking away from you right now. That's at 7th summer street. That's where my office is down in the basement. I do all things like creation. We just came out of the ice rink. So the Ruck Department runs that. We're going right into baseball. So registration for baseball, T-ball, rupees, minors, majors. After that is the summer program. And that runs from the week after school gets out until August 18th. And we service about 60 kids.  Then we pick up with... Oh, soccer's in there. And we have basketball. And Lego Stamp is going on right now. That's in Randolph Elementary. Yeah, I just want to keep adding to it in an open personal discussion. Thank you. My name is Morgan Easton, daughter of Andrea Easton. And I'm here to represent Ridgeline Outrereflective. I grew up in this area and went to New York Tech. Got involved with Ridgeline in 2015. And now the organization is an umbrella over the field Randolph and Rochester for summer trail usage. And we also manage two back-country-related zones, one in Raintree and one in Brandon Gap. And I work more specifically within the club on youth programming. So we're partnering with Randolph Rec, as we usually do, for offering bike programming. And it's exciting to be a partner with the library on some of the after-school bike options for this spring for safe riding, bike maintenance, and, yeah, also awesome information over in the gallery. So come and find me. Hi, my name is Megan Atul. I'm the chair of the Select Board in the town of Raintree. Our town office location is on Route 12A, just as you're kind of entering into Raintree and heading out of Randolph. And our town clerk and treasurer and our administrative assistant are typically there during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, if you need any town services or have any questions for those folks. Some things that we're working on in Raintree right now that might be of interest to folks, and we invite you to join us during our regular Select Board meetings, which happen the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month at 6 p.m. at our town office on Route 12A. We're currently figuring out how to allocate our ARPA funds, which is an allocation of the very much-to-plan economic funding that each municipality in Vermont got last year. And some exciting things we're doing with that funding is to create a PD-Phil assistance program for Raintree residents administered through capstone as an adder to other assistance that they currently offer. My day job is that I work at the HZ Natural Resources managing our climate change mitigation programming. And so I'm excited that Raintree is going to hopefully be participating in the municipal energy resilience program for fuel switching and weatherization for town building. So that's another project that we have upcoming this year. We're also working on securing a long-term source of gravel and looking into purchasing a gravel pit, which is much more exciting than it sounds. And we're also in the process of updating our town plan and our zoning by-laws. I'm going to focus on how we want to look at new use in Raintree as we're coming out of COVID. More people are working from home or staying from home or staying more locally. So those are all things you're working on. I'm really encouraged to come and join us to reach out offline or during a meeting, again, first and third Tuesdays at 6 p.m. Thanks. My name is Chloe Powell and I'm the new executive director here at the Chandler. I imagine most of you are somewhat familiar with the Chandler because you made it here for this meeting. But we do a wide array of programming from music to community theater and we've got the great gallery where I have to meet some of you afterwards for the treats. So there is a lot of interest in reviving our community theater program so if you're interested in getting involved with that we'll talk to you. We are bringing back the youth theater program the second time in person this year. We've got a production of Grease. It's not too late if you know any kids that want to sign up. It's not too late for them to get involved. That will be the first two weeks out of school with the performance happening the weekend before the 4th of July. I'm very interested in partnering with a lot of you and I'm glad to see a lot of people I've been in conversation with or emailing with. We're interested in getting more involved in the schools, bringing back after-school programming. There's some momentum towards starting Strings Education program which I guess was very vibrant in the 60s and 70s and personally I play the fiddle and the cello and it's a lucky idea of getting some Strings Education going to your town. Glad to be here. I'm the program director at the White River Craft Center. We are the large Victorian mansion that was once Colonel Kimball's of the Kimball Library's house. We've been around for about 20 plus years and we've always had an intention around craft and craft education and art education and bringing in local artists and being heavily involved in the community through various communications with nonprofits and different organizations. But when we started before the pandemic we've made a really big question focus on our arts education really getting a lot of artists in the building. So we now have 13 artists in our studios so we're a pretty large community in that way. We also have regular programming that happens both for youth and adults and we partnered recently with brainstorm art supply and offering them their location in addition to the Craft Center. We're always looking to do community collaborations and just as was said by many people we're very open too and I'm always excited to talk with people in the community and people on the stage about different collaborations that are possible. I think it really strengthens our community. I also failed to mention that we do have a printmaking studio that's actually run by Janet, Kathy, and Morgan is also a studio artist with us. Lynn has shown at the Craft Center so we have in our gallery programming so we have a lot of connections that take place. We have a dark room photography lab where we're trying to activate this upcoming year and we also have a weaving studio which has been an existence for quite some time and we're also the home of the Vermont Weaver's Guild which we meet monthly and they have a really great programming that happens throughout the year. Yeah, so I think that's all about us but I'd love to chat with everyone after this. Thank you so much. Do you feel like you can pause for a second? Yeah. Does anybody have any questions you would like to ask at this point? Any folks you have you want more information at this point? Just this, I'm probably special needs type but I can't hear all that well. I'm a little assertive now. Sure. Lynn Petracelli. I'm a resident of Randolph for the last seven years and I have grown to love this community because I love to give after I retired. I am representing the Rotary Nune Club. Rotary has enhanced my sing the background of all the different organizations that are here in Randolph that need volunteer support even stopping envelopes for an annual fundraiser. I mean if somebody can just give an hour, a year or at the food shelf or at the Chandler just ushering learning all the different people in town and it's just the Rotary is like a silent club. We are very good at writing out checks and some people say well what do you do? We do a lot of fundraising but we also do a lot of networking with different businesses and different people just in town. We have speakers maybe once or twice a month to enhance our knowledge about the different businesses or organizations here in town. I'm also a member of the Green Mountain Gospel Chapel which helps me balance faith and giving and volunteering because all you have to do is give time. Volunteering doesn't cost anything. Volunteering enhances your own life and enhances the person that you're helping. It can be a ride to a doctor's office it can be a ride to the food shelf it can be just being there for somebody. So I find that this community is such a great place to live and I just look up here again at all the people on the panel and I have met them anywhere from Gifford Hospital the food shelf, the Chandler. Morgan helped me. We volunteered on the Airbus three or four years ago. I met her mom years ago at the Jocelyn House and as part of my church and I volunteer with the SAS program. So I just am here to be knowledgeable that anybody can pick up the phone with any of these organizations and just say, how can I help? And if it's just one hour of your life it is such a giving hour that makes you feel so welcomed here in town. I'm Noreen Fordham and I'm here to represent Gifford and also the My Healthy Vermont self-management programs. These programs are free programs workshops that help people get started and provide the support that they need to keep going. Through these programs you can learn how to make practical lifestyle changes with the support of a trained facilitator and a small group of people. These workshops again are free. Currently we have a diabetes prevention workshop, diabetes management workshop, high blood pressure management workshop. You need help with putting smoking or available to help you. Chronic disease management workshop and a chronic pain workshop. You can reach me, I'm in the Kingwood building but if you call the Gifford main number and ask for my name, again it's Noreen and I'm part of the community health team. They will direct you right toward me and again all the materials with these programs are free. So not only is it a program but also the materials that come with it. Hi, my name is Erica Greigowski. I am one of five members of the Select Board here in Randolph. Our next Select Board meeting that's public. You can zoom in or come in person is April 13th at 5 p.m. that's a Thursday. Some things that we've been discussing recently are obviously policing and we are working with the East Randolph community group. They've come in a few times discussing a business plan to further renovate their community center in East Randolph. So if you're interested in that volunteer time to help them get that up and running that would be fantastic. Again, like many of us have spoke about volunteering your time in our small community really benefits everyone. As we do have limited resources available to often pay big funds. So if you have a talent or a skill and you'd like to put it to use in the community we're always looking for that as well as a number of these great folks are also a little bit about the Select Board. There's five members currently it's the governing body of Randolph as well as other towns in Vermont and the town manager is in charge of hiring all the staff members within the town hall that we have here. So if you have any questions about jobs that are available you can go to Randolphvermont.org and see if you would like to apply there and if you have any questions I'll be available afterwards as well. Thank you. My name is Lori Posar I don't live in your community I actually live all the way over in Pichum but I know Mark is all about and this happens to be my service territory I work for Calstone Community Action for a pilot program for financial coaching and energy efficiency and the program is called Green Saving Smart and it's funded by the legislature for three years and what we're hoping to do is help people access energy saving rebates and incentives some of those through Efficiency Vermont some of those through the utility companies some of them are state or federal funded tax rebates or other incentives there's a lot coming out and if you have any curiosity about that please feel free to reach out to me again my name is Lori Posar and I work at Calstone Community Action out of the very office in Gable Place but you can reach the program at GreenSavingSmart.org Thanks. Hi everyone I'm Rachel DiStefano I'm here representing the Randolph area food shelf the food shelf provides food as well as personal care items to the people who live in Randolph Rain Tree Brookfield in East Grandville although you welcome everyone you provide these in a grocery store like setting and we envision a community in which everyone has access to sufficient food we're located at 12th print street next to Capstone actually and the bowling alley we're open five days a week Monday, Wednesday, Friday from three to five p.m. Tuesday one to five p.m. and then we have evening hours on Thursday from five to seven people may come to shop every day for fresh produce and bread they can shop for everything else once a week and we aim to provide really well-rounded food options so that includes all the major categories like dairy and meat like I said fresh produce is a big one and then a bunch of non-perishable goods as well we're also a USDA food distribution site so participants can pick up their USDA foods monthly and in addition to our storefront or food pantry we also have some other programs so for example we have a program called SKIP which stands for school kids program and that provides a week's worth of meals and snacks for kids and families during school vacations we also distribute mail bags around the holidays as well as Thanksgiving turkeys and finally we are an all-volunteer organization we have no paid staff so we welcome volunteers for a wide range of things and we work by a very generous community and a multitude of grants and other sources I'm Amanda Anderson I am the Director for Family and Community Support Services with Tapstone Community Action I'm based here in Randolph down at Prince Street right next door to Fitchell we have a variety of programs that are geared toward alleviating the effects of poverty helping people move out of poverty and stabilize and hopefully moving toward sustainability we have Head Start Early Head Start to work with young families who need access to early education we have case management services that go into homes and help folks with parenting skills and learning how to get their kids ready to go to school we have a weatherization program to help folks reduce their utilization of electricity or fossil fuels to tighten up their homes the economic development department which has budget coaching and credit coaching also helps with folks who want to start small businesses in fact we have a series of classes going on right now my department provides housing counseling for folks who are literally homeless or about to be we also have energy services for folks that be at a quarter of a tank of fuel 25% of propane companies work with wood don't have the money to get more their income guidelines and a whole bunch of things that each program is a little different give us a call if we can help we'll try beyond that we also really get involved in our communities and we try to create networks that can approach a variety of problems that we see in our community to work together because we need a bunch of different people at the table we need a bunch of different creative ideas on how we resolve this situation one thing right now that we're working on talking about volunteer opportunities is looking at the access to shelter there really isn't much here in the Randolph area so one of the projects that we're working on in the community is looking at what we could do as a community to create shelter options so if that's something you're interested in love to talk to you after there's lots of other programs lots of other things going on it's all anti-powerful work and trying to create sustainability so feel free to give me a call or drop by out there and talk to me my name is Linda Nagy I am representing St. John's Episcopal Church the church has been part of this community for over 150 years and we're located at 15 Summer Street which is parallel to Main Street we have Sunday services at 10 a.m. both in-person and online via Zoom followed by the best coffee hour and our parish is consistently characterized as warm and welcoming, discuss in person and see who we are we've got a variety of activities including the book study group open to the community and our outreach activities include monthly donations to the food shop we have an emergency overnight shelter with two cots in one crib and if anybody wants to know more about that I can put you in touch with our contact person when you're running we do Christmas donations to the Brookhaven school Dismas House dinners twice a year we have a strong connection to a church in Zimbabwe and support them as much as we are able we support other charities annually through our outreach budget and parish collections for example we made a recent donation for earthquake relief efforts in Turkey and Syria through the Episcopal Relief and Development Fund we host eight meetings every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. and our parish hall is available for use with suggested donations and as an example a family hosted a child's birthday party on my two minute timer hi my name is Marc Rosalbo I'm an economic development director for the town of Randolph and the zoning director so I've got the best job in the town and the worst zoning is a pretty tough one but if you're new here you've got, I see a lot of new faces if you have questions about zoning about what you can and maybe can't do on property if you're looking for ideas of if you own a property, if you're looking for something that you can do to help increase housing in the community you can come to the zoning office I'm happy to sit down with you and talk with you about different options that you have as you can see here the adage of it takes a village to raise a family this is what we're trying to convey with this type of event to see how many how many people are here to help how many people are here to to see that our communities are thriving, Randolph and Braintree and all the communities that are around central Vermont and others and sisters too and one of my my job as economic development director is to look at the bigger picture of the longer term goals of our town of our community and make sure that we're moving in a direction that's healthy that fits with the philosophy of what the people in the community want in the future so the it's easy to reach me you just have to go down to the town hall and meet me and happy at any point to oh I'm sorry Paige with Paige as well she's in the basement you don't see her too often but anyways we have a fantastic town there's so many wonderful things going on there are challenges that we're facing obviously housing is an issue that's my two minute thing there are ways to build child care but there's a million exciting things and I'm happy to address them with anyone who has questions and finally if you're looking to build or bring a business in the community please reach out I'm happy to talk to you happy to help me myself happy to connect you to some of the people that can help you no matter what stage you are in your idea thank you it takes building a local economy an organization a community-building organization we partnered together to run a white river a tiny exchange so for those of you who are not familiar with the concept of a tiny exchange it takes the idea of bartering your skills and services one step further to create a web of people, members of the tiny exchange who offer services and or ask for help whether that's helping turn over the garden in the spring whether it's somebody who needs a ride to the airport in Burlington whether I put a request that they consider this event on the tiny exchange all of these sorts of ways to share the skills that we all have in a non-monetary manner to help our fellow community members and to feel free then to seek help on media it's the purpose of the white river tiny exchange so this time around I'm hoping to say we actually have time for questions because everybody is celebrating about being concise with their introductions from the audience for any of the books up here how many of you learned about something so far that you didn't know about before you came in is there a resource? that's an age old question would you repeat the question? sure the number of the audience asks is there a resource that she can walk away with and has websites, content, information and so on and I'm going to say yes but no so when you go out the door if you look to your right the theater is a folded sheet maybe John can be way better around yeah just outside the door it includes a contact information for a handful of the organizations that we invite to participate in this panel we would have two rows of chairs as long as everybody had elected to participate so it's a partialist I'm sorry to say but yes to be totally transparent are you new to channel or have you been in it for a while? okay there in the rural kind of smaller communities like this there's so much going on in the age of the digital world I think Vermont lagged in some of that but I think there's a lot of people in this room Mark Rosalba behind you the chamber are you from the C they have a great network of all these resources and they're trying to divide your plan to best create a source for everything that they have and there are various websites that exist amongst those three but I think there's more work going on in this panel of like how do we create these resources in one place for people and today is kind of that opportunity but there is some work around what you're asking for if that helps do you want the extra mic though for the extra runner do you need an extra runner if I was just wondering is there any of the organizations like for example just as an example the library that could add contact information for all of these organizations to their website hopefully it will be done within the next three months and that website will be a great source for all the local businesses for links and connections to those businesses to the non-profit organizations it's fully funded we just have to finish it so hopefully that will be done like I said within three months and when that is out we will class tour everywhere and make sure everyone has an opportunity to get to know the site good I'm not sure I'm working here I just got trained in all this yesterday so can you see a light I just want to use my phone this is Wesbrook and my husband John I came here just about 50 years ago and we knew some people but we quickly discovered and it was John's joke that you could stand on the corner on Main Street for 15 minutes and get all your business done and see everybody you need to see and I think that's a really neat description of how communication can work in a small town I came to your last session too and I was really so impressed even though I've lived here forever to see all the people out and I'm pretty good about meeting the Herald and checking into what's happening but especially as older folks like John and I are we're not as connected to as many organizations these days and so it's really a job to keep actors and to keep communicating with us and some of that is being done really well the other thing I wanted to say in an encouraging way is over the years in trying to organize and all kinds of school things and everything we've done church and rotary and so forth most of the things that we tried to organize and thought we did a really good job of PR and refreshments in me and all the things that you do that you have to pull together we would get six people or if I was really good if we really pulled in a lot of people and at first we got discouraged and then we realized this is our working room these are the people that really care about this and then we can go from there so I would say I said to you Amy keep going this is good we've got some plans we've got some ability to put lists of things out so that people know what's happening who the contact people are so very hard on them to see this again and really really good wishes for everybody I would like as a person as a senior citizen here to have some image of the next 10 years in red belt so if that's has anything to do with how you all set your goals and things that you have to plan for I don't think you're going to answer that today what does it look like for the next 10 years in red belt that would be my question there's an answer as well anybody else in the audience want to get on to all you I'll just take this step further Susan thank you very much that was very good I've been across the stage maybe 6 feet and I just want to say that what I would say the next 10 years would look like to me is a wonderful group of young people coming in and starting to take the seats and the responsibilities of the community that we live in which is starting to age and I think we all we all feel it in the community and I think it's because it's tough because you've got children you've got jobs and you travel and it's hard to make time for a lot of that but we welcome all of you to join us and make this crowd number and you're doing great on our chain of commerce finally I think I'm next to oldest of nine people on the board and it just brought in three young folks that I think will pick up the ball beautifully because they're not working through and from other communities is there anyone else that would like to add to that take the stage very well ageing, senior center offers an awful lot they do meals on wheels they have meals there at the senior center and they have a lot of things like foot care and tai chi at the center I just wanted to know what what advice you might give to people who have moved into Randall and interesting places to check out and resources that might not have been mentioned here especially as someone who's looking for work and tips you might have or places that might be hiring my skills are particularly library information science but anything you might offer that could be helpful because everything is chaos is there anybody in the audience who's new to the community who has tips for Mary oh look at the way we're 20 years oh sorry how long have you worked on a pandemic transplant visiting for 20 years study tires actually very important you're aware of and also I guess it's a list especially if you don't have a long term church thankfully everybody's family family and health issues around people once you take the step to introduce yourself are also great about that also don't search yourself so I think that jobs and housing are obviously the most important key towards having those for that next 10 year demographic and welcoming people that say I'm enjoying the sewing club or this and that sometimes for a while they'll take the community circles but also they need to do each other how are we going to love it how are we going to love it the audience who has some ideas to share what we also want them to know oh look at all these hands we'll tell you how to live transplanting so I'm a military spouse I moved 8 times in 10 years so between Japan, South Carolina and then we promptly moved again after that again like Aliya said get out there there's classes you can take one of my personal years resolutions was to get out and take A class one time every month this year so there are community classes like pottery and stained glass and then you've got the White River Craft Center and everyone is super social I know a lot of times it's cold we're wearing our hoods and our hats and we're just trying to get to the next place but always stop and say hi you know going out in the evenings going out for breakfast that kind of thing even though we have this New England kind of attitude that I've seen when my husband and I decided to retire here is that everybody is willing to help but you also have to be willing to ask because nobody is going to assume that you need something but you have to be brave enough and you know I just learned about Amy's resource today giving time so that's going to be a fantastic thing as far as you know job searching and all of that kind of stuff we have the front porch forum that you can sign up for I'm sure you have and you know Facebook groups Randolph and then just once you start seeing this network of people you know you got to spread your web and people know people that either jobs aren't necessarily listed because it's such a small community and you know we don't always have the funds available as small businesses to post on Indeed or to post on these bigger websites and stuff so just going in and out of different places and you know standing on the street corner for 15 minutes we'll definitely find someone who can help us out so yeah it's getting nicer though it'll stop snowing in May and so just as someone who has transplanted a lot and has had to reinvent themselves multiple times even just in the past 10 years it can be really tiring it's like dating all over again just to find new friends so just don't be afraid to do that and you know Morgan is the best person to help you make friends if you're interested in doing any committees at the Chandler we have a gallery committee we have a social justice community festival which I'm looking for community input for community theater committee Randolph singers Randolph singers and you said Liarist person okay what was the budget for me? they're not paying now they're not paying now it's not I'm pretty shy person and I found that if I joined like many of the people here have been saying I volunteered and where I volunteered was the Chandler gallery because I'm interested in art so just think of something you're interested in and that can be your volunteer place to be and there's nicely about volunteering classes are great too but a volunteer job could last you for many many years because and then you can get relationships with the other people that are volunteering in the same organization so far is to live in this sort of smaller world style community you need to be involved in some capacity and you need to have a hobby and if you don't have a hobby a lot of classes around here to figure out what your hobby could be that's like my most saved advice I should make a bumper sticker I don't know okay and there are two governments in RACC currently and if you are around town on the first Friday of the month we have lovely events that are free and you can wander down Merchants Row and people come by and sell food and just visit and there's a band and dancing and good times to meet people and that will start happening again very soon because we don't do it when it's January or February in Merchants Row but we don't talk about a lot of stuff I just volunteered or taking classes because I need to earn some money and so what I did is I just worked in the school system because I had my newly minted masters but there were no jobs full-time jobs so I just started taking jobs and I had a job for three weeks it was great incentive to look for other jobs and I learned I was not an 11 to 7 person but met a lot of people and worked really hard from 11 to 7 then I hopped over to the nursing home that's where the white rubber craps are now and totally end trained became a nurses aide worked a 3 to 11 job loved it then from there started working for the local mental health agency which was closer to the special education and that led to another job where I was working with that agency in the mental health agency until I retired 4 years ago so like 40 years and I loved that last 30 years of work so you don't have to wait for the perfect job people will find out about your work ethic you'll need a whole lot of people who give you clues when something's coming up and you learn a whole lot if you found a straight academic thing going through you learn a whole lot about yourself and about the world of work out there that's all any other questions, comments and coming to 11 I'd like to direct you to different services throughout the state thank you 211 for information and referral so if you need a fan and you don't know where to go you can get it down to 111 I think it's down right now not my 111 I'm going to bring you the mic I'm going to tell you what needs to be the best kept secret but may not be any more which is that there are resources available to open a lot of tech the library is still open but a lot of residents can borrow from any of the non-formant state college drivers who work in the administration there the lot tech library in particular has a fantastic dvd collection we still have a dvd player they also have rich resources not only in the areas in which they do programs, they have great construction trades collection promotion, but they have a broad beautiful fantastic collection and if you aren't familiar with this shape is the health I don't want to say the gym waits there's the trails that's on your bike for mountain biking and walking the backwater you can purchase but I think this is what keeps these the next engagement that your group is holding that people should put on a calendar or is it the meeting that's coming up or just to make the organization hold their individual events I think it sounds like a really great idea to do some kind of a map around roll out of that website I don't know whether it would be a table event or something like that but we I don't know what you think there's new people and more established and how many of you tell us what should we do thank you for our questions from the question I want to point out that the Vermont Tech Library has lollipops on the arm I just wanted to let you know also too about Green Mountain Gospel Chapel we don't have to belong to our congregation but on Mondays we have a wrapped in love building and we make builds for organizations for missions we make laundry bags for homeless pillowcases for teen challenge and we meet like from 9.30 to 1.30 and that's on Mondays also too we have Bible studies we have immense breakfast that the community is welcome to come and do you remember what time is it like 6 to 8 I think so it's Tuesday mornings and it's from 6 to 8 and it's a good way for just to commingle and you don't have to belong to the congregation there's other Bible studies that we have and also too Wednesday nights we have a master of martial arts that gives his free time for children at 5 then the next age group is at 6 and then adults is at 7 so that's on Wednesday evenings and he always has it posted on the Grand Drumont resources we have an event coming up on Saturday or people just to learn about Jesus and I find that sometimes I'm not afraid to ask people if they'd like prayer but you know people do teen prayer and I'm always willing to give anybody any encouragement any hope because somehow I found this town to be a very giving and I'm just giving back because I'll probably be here for the next 20 years and I just hope that if the time comes that I need help then somebody will be able to assist me and that's kind of my vision but all these people here I don't know his name out there but Mary but when you do start meeting different people you are going to see that there is such a positive energy that I can't believe how many people that I have met through different organizations right here on the panel and Linda I finally meet you in person I see your emails and on front porch form and stuff but it's funny because you start putting names and faces together and you're going to love this town you really are I also forgot to mention that there so I've been partnering with a lot of organizations in town around the arts and there's a lot of movement around the arts lately which is super exciting and tentatively I'm working with Vincent Freeman of the underground studio and recording studio listening room recording studio we're going to have an artist mixer on July 22 but that's in development we also I was a part of the Randolph Arts and Culture Committee which is kind of reinventing itself right now but we've put on a number of events and one of them is Making Music Day which is taking place June 21st and also on Facebook we are currently posting the weeks run down of events in the arts that are taking place in the area so I found that in terms of getting information about what's happening in the area and all that it's kind of a multi-pronged approach Facebook is good so again kind of weaning in and just kind of navigating it to find out what's happening but getting together and creating more social opportunities is really important so I know the crafts that are I'm happy to chat about ways in which I can do that also at the channel we've been hosting some community potlucks proceeding from our shows which have been based on the people so get out of here folks who are ready to move in and go eat all the food the friends are all either ready or waiting for you isn't that okay fantastic, thank you so much for coming thank you very much


All right lady, what are we doing? Okay, so part three of my floppy project is I've got the data coming out of the read pen and this is a GPIO pen I'm toggling up and down to show that I'm properly reading the pulse widths for the data that's coming out in MFM format and then what I've done over here is you can see I'm capturing flux transition and I've got a Cortex M4 here with like 256k of RAM and so it's actually totally fine for me to just buffer the entire track of flux transitions because there's only 100,000 transitions maximum per track and you can see that there's a little bit of bending here so there's a couple pulses you know a lot of pulses around 40 and then down here we've got pulses around 60 and then finally we've got pulses around 80 you got a couple extra long ones which is a little bit weird like why is it 228 so a little bit more to analyze here but I'm starting to get data coming in and data looks right


A shootout victory over Lake Superior State Friday gave the BSU men's hockey team two of the three points on the night in conference play and pushed their record in league play to 12-1 and 2. Saturday the Beavers hosted the Lakers for game two looking to take five of six weekend points. First period Beavers trailing by one on the power play Brandon Harms misses his first shot but sticks with the play eventually going top shelf for the goal and we're tied at one. 40 seconds later the Beavers light the lamp again Nate Arnst nets his fourth of the season and BSU has their first lead of the night. Same score in the second Beavers back on the power play look at the effort from Jay Dickman here using every inch of that 6-6 frame for the wraparound goal. BSU goes up 3-1 the Lakers would get one more back but it wouldn't be enough as BSU wins three to two. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Professor Mahmood Yakubu and National Commissioners of the Commission have met with accredited local election observer groups and civil society organisations and this is a first public meeting that the electoral empire will be having with members of the CSOs and local election observer groups since the conclusion of the 2023 General Elections. The meeting aims to review the 2023 General Elections with the CSOs Observer Group as well as discuss preparations for the upcoming off-season governorship elections in emo, kogi and bios states. As you are aware, there are many challenges encountered before and during the elections. The severe crash and fall situations were compounded by the criminal insecurity nationwide. Their impact on our deployment plans compounded by the behaviour of some of our own officials in the field made logistics management particularly challenging. While voter accreditation using the bimodal voter accreditation system was very successful, the uploading of results to the INEC Result Viewing Portal, the IRN, especially for the presidential election, encountered a glitch as explained in our statement on the 26th of February 2023. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.