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Josh, you want me to take care of him? No questions asked, Capiche?Today was somewhat Frustrating - I shall explain
In my Graphics lesson my teacher was wondering if he could rip a DVD He had created to his HDD - And with me being the only Tech savy person there I said Yes you can - you need some software
So I went ahead and Ripped the DVD and is all working fine (Installed on the Local Disk not Network)
After doing so another student came up to me and said - That software has viruses - It has "Holes" In the software to allow hackers to attack the school network.
I explained to him what I had done and I got it from a legit webiste
Xilisoft Video Converter, DVD Ripper, iPad, iPod video converter, AVI to DVD
He said to me that his Dad has a master degree in Network Administration and he should know what he is talking about
I decided to just leave him be
Sometimes I just do not know what people are "smoking" Sometimes
But that was today,
Josh
Congrats
A Guy
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New #1267
Arkansas suffered 2 more killer tornadoes last evening.. around midnight.. here's the report..I've copied it:KHBS/KHOG-TV, citing the National Weather Service, reported that a tornado said by spotters to be up to a mile wide had destroyed the town of Denning, Ark., shortly after midnight on Wednesday. Denning, in Franklin County, has about 100 homes.
Franklin County Sheriff Anthony Bowen, who was near the town of Edna, told NBC News that trees and power lines were down everywhere and gas lines were also reported ruptured. He said at least four homes had been completely destroyed in the Edna area.
Just outside Denning, Eugene Post listened to the tornado from his porch. He saw the lights flicker, as the storms yanked power away from his community.
"I didn't see anything," Post, 83, said early Wednesday. "I could hear it real loud though. ... It sounded like a train — or two or three — going by."
A local fire station was left without a roof as emergency workers tried to rush to the wounded. Downed trees and power lines tossed across roadways also slowed search-and-rescue crews' efforts.
Steve Piltz, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said a strong tornado touched down near Denning, but weather officials weren't able to estimate how fast the winds were blowing without first doing ground surveys.END
There was nothing left at the Denning location but disaster...I sat last evening watching a lot of this on the weather channel , I'm not sure how many have actually been killed as there are people missing..
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