http://www.redskiestonight.net You can run but you will only die tired! redskiestonight redskiestonight Evo RSS Parser 60 http://www.redskiestonight.net/images/evo/minilogo.gif http://www.redskiestonight.net 94 15 Nuke-Evolution 2.0.7 Powered - Xtreme 2.0 Edition en-us webmaster@redskiestonight.net 2012-05-20T07:46:29-06:00 hourly 1 2012-05-20T07:46:29-06:00 http://www.redskiestonight.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=766#6574 6574@http://www.redskiestonight.net this is a project i've been working on 2012-04-26T19:16:01-06:00 http://www.redskiestonight.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=784#6571

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this will work after rcon login is achieved it could be added b4 the map/gametype command.

game servers also have rcon on the servers control panal admins would need password to ue it with web browser instead of typing commands
these days if you type a bad command it just gets ignored old days the server would crash]]> 6571@http://www.redskiestonight.net how to creat binds for anygame that uses t for console chat 2012-02-05T04:41:22-06:00 http://www.redskiestonight.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=783#6566 RedRock";p="6564 Wrote: I would love to have CrazyBob's and [40]'s grenade launcher attachment to the rifles.
As for the mod itself, do you have some specific ideas in mind, something to get us to thinking what you're thinking?
im just saying i think we better do something soon to bring more peeps to our server. there seems to only be a small few that play here.

try adding different/more sniper rifles and some type of secondary weapon [ knives, stars, slow firing pistol, etc ]

different skins and different maps in rotation.
here is a link that shows who plays and how many hours they stay. salty is the man !!! he's here the most.

remember we can always change it back or differently. I DONT WANT TO SEE RST DIE !!!!!

http://www.gametracker.com/server_info/68.232.168.66:28960/top_players/]]> 6566@http://www.redskiestonight.net should we do a new MOD? 2011-12-26T13:04:34-06:00 http://www.redskiestonight.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=781#6560 Oh Lordy , I'm moving to Windows 7 in early jan , Ive got some reading to do]]> 6560@http://www.redskiestonight.net Windows 7 issue's 2011-12-20T01:21:29-06:00 http://www.redskiestonight.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=782#6555 it here also so that others might see it.  We play a war game, these
people did it for real. Their sacrifice should have been given the DIGNITY
that it deserved and their remains should have been treated with RESPECT.

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I have no words right now to describe this.  I can only say that this is
a DISGRACE to our armed forces and a shame upon our government.
It dishonors the servicemen who gave their all for our country.  I can
not imagine how hurt, shocked and angry the family members of those
who died must be right now.

Can see the original story here---> Washington Post

Disclaimer: All story rights belong to Craig Whitlock & The Washington Post, and
all rights are reserved for them. No copyright infringement is intended.

Hundreds of troops’ ashes put in landfill
Far more partial remains were secretly dumped than thought
By Craig Whitlock, Thursday, December 08,12:08 AM

The Air Force dumped the incinerated partial remains of at least 274 American troops in a Virginia landfill, far more than the military had acknowledged, before halting the secretive practice three years ago, records show.

The landfill dumping was concealed from families who had authorized the military to dispose of the remains in a dignified and respectful manner, Air Force officials said. There are no plans, they said, to alert those families now.

The Air Force had maintained that it could not estimate how many troops might have had their remains sent to a landfill. The practice was revealed last month by The Washington Post, which was able to document a single case of a soldier whose partial remains were sent to the King George County landfill in Virginia. The new data, for the first time, show the scope of what has become an embarrassing episode for vaunted Dover Air Base, the main port of entry for America’s war dead.

The landfill disposals were never formally authorized under military policies or regulations. They also were not disclosed to senior Pentagon officials who conducted a high-level review of cremation policies at the Dover mortuary in 2008, records show.

Air Force and Pentagon officials said last month that determining how many remains went to the landfill would require searching through the records of more than 6,300 troops whose remains have passed through the mortuary since 2001.

“It would require a massive effort and time to recall records and research individually,” Jo Ann Rooney, the Pentagon’s acting undersecretary for personnel, wrote in a Nov. 22 letter to Rep. Rush D. Holt (D-N.J.).

Holt, who has pressed the Pentagon for answers on behalf of a constituent whose husband was killed in Iraq, accused the Air Force and Defense Department of hiding the truth.

“What the hell?” Holt said in a phone interview. “We spent millions, tens of millions, to find any trace of soldiers killed, and they’re concerned about a ‘massive’ effort to go back and pull out the files and find out how many soldiers were disrespected this way?” He added: “They just don’t want to ask questions or look very hard.”

Senior Air Force leaders said there was no intent to deceive. “Absolutely not,” said Lt. Gen. Darrell D. Jones, the Air Force’s deputy chief of staff for personnel.

This week, after The Post pressed for information contained in the Dover mortuary’s electronic database, the Air Force produced a tally based on those records. It showed that 976 fragments from 274 military personnel were cremated, incinerated and taken to the landfill between 2004 and 2008.

An additional group of 1,762 unidentified remains were collected from the battlefield and disposed of in the same manner, the Air Force said. Those fragments could not undergo DNA testing because they had been badly burned or damaged in explosions. The total number of incinerated fragments dumped in the landfill exceeded 2,700.

A separate federal investigation of the mortuary last month, prompted by whistleblower complaints, uncovered "gross mismanagement"  and documented how body parts recovered from bomb blasts stacked up in the morgue’s coolers for months or years before they were identified and disposed of.

The problems also transpired at a time when the mortuary was shielded from public scrutiny. News coverage of the return of fallen troops to Dover was banned by President George H.W. Bush in 1991 before the first Persian Gulf War. The ban remained until April 2009, when the Obama administration lifted it.

The Air Force said it first cremated the remains and then included those ashes in larger loads of mortuary medical waste that were burned in an incinerator and taken to a landfill. Incinerating medical waste is a common disposal practice but including cremated human ashes is not, according to funeral home directors, regulators and waste haulers.

Air Force officials said they do not know when the landfill disposals began. They said their first record of it is Feb. 23, 2004. The mortuary database became operational in late 2003.

The Air Force said mortuary leaders decided to end the practice in May 2008 because “there was a better way to do it,” Jones said. The military now cremates unclaimed and unidentified body parts and buries the ashes at sea.

Jones said the Air Force did not need to inform relatives of troops whose remains ended up in the landfill because they had signed forms stipulating that they did not wish to be notified if additional remains were identified. The forms authorized the military to make “appropriate disposition” of those subsequent remains.

Asked if the landfill was a dignified final resting place, Jones said: “The way we’re doing it today is much better.”

Gari-Lynn Smith, the widow of an Army sergeant killed in Iraq, said she received an e-mail in July from Trevor Dean, the mortuary director, saying that incinerated remains had been taken to landfills at least since he began working at Dover in 1996. Dean is one of the officials facing discipline for his role in the reported mismanagement at the mortuary.

Smith’s husband, Sgt. 1st Class Scott R. Smith, a member of a bomb-disposal unit, was killed on July 17, 2006. In 2007, she began asking the military what happened to some of his remains that were identified after his funeral.

After four years of letters, phone calls and records requests, she received a letter from the mortuary in April stating that the military cremated and incinerated those partial remains and disposed of them in the King George landfill.

“I hope this information brings some comfort to you during your time of loss,” read the letter, signed by Dean.

Smith was infuriated. “They have known that they were doing something disgusting, and they were doing everything they could to keep it from us,” she said in a phone interview.

In May 2008, then-Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates ordered a detailed review of policies at Dover after an Army officer complained that the mortuary had cremated a fallen comrade at a nearby funeral home that also cremated pets in a separate chamber.

The review team ordered changes, emphasizing the need to ensure the highest levels of dignity and honor.

The Pentagon would not release the report, which was overseen by David Chu, who was undersecretary of defense for personnel. A copy obtained by The Post, however, shows that the landfill disposal practice was never reviewed or mentioned. Chu, now president of the Institute for Defense Analyses in Alexandria, declined to comment.

Private contractors hired by the Air Force to handle the remains’ incineration and disposal of the residue said they were unaware that they were transporting the ashes of dead troops. Records show that the Air Force hired the contractors to dispose of medical waste and did not specify that cremated body parts were included.

MedTrace Inc. of North East, Md., had Air Force disposal contracts between 2004 and 2007, records show. Don Holland, a manager for the company, said his employees picked up boxes of sealed containers from the Dover mortuary.

“They were certified as medical waste that had been properly treated — that’s it,” Holland said. “We don’t go looking at what’s in there. It’s sealed.”

MedTrace took the items to an incinerator in Baltimore, according to state records in Delaware, where the mortuary is located. Holland declined to discuss the incineration and which landfill his company used.

Lisa Kardell, a spokeswoman for Waste Management, which operates the King George landfill, said the firm has no record of a contract with MedTrace for the years 2003 through 2008.

She said that Air Force officials have not returned calls over the past two weeks from her company’s attorneys, asking which haulers would have been handling the Dover materials and the disposition of the ashes.

“Obviously, we would be opposed to taking cremated remains of our servicemen and servicewomen and putting them in our landfill,” Kardell said. “But it sounds like a lot of us were pulled in unknowingly to this unfortunate situation with the Air Force,” she added.

“It’s a moral thing,” said Jeff Jenkins, the manager of the King George landfill. “Someone killed overseas fighting for our country, I wouldn’t want them buried — any part of them — in the landfill.”

Disclaimer: All story rights belong to Craig Whitlock & The Washington Post, and
all rights are reserved for them. No copyright infringement is intended.]]> 6555@http://www.redskiestonight.net Those who sacrificed all treated dishonorably... 2011-12-08T17:24:11-06:00 http://www.redskiestonight.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=54#6550 ]]> 6550@http://www.redskiestonight.net The Faces Behind the Scope 2011-12-03T05:49:13-06:00 http://www.redskiestonight.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=779#6549
I usually check out the server around 7-8 pm (new york time) and its always empty. Its good to know thath players are playing around 5pm. So I'l be there..


Gaspacho  [smilie=2guns]]]> 6549@http://www.redskiestonight.net Playing RST UO 2011-11-30T08:34:53-06:00 http://www.redskiestonight.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=780#6548 Thanks to Mr. Sly for the heads up on this![smilie=thumb]
He posted it in live chat but I thought I would make it a
News post just in case.

If you happen to get an email that looks like this:

We are looking for Steam accounts inactive or having problems, please confirm that your account is well working in this website.
http://www.steamcommunity.com/axxxxxxxxxxxxxx

OR THIS:

Steam Support support @ steampowered.com via webxc20s08.ad.aruba.it

STEAM

Dear Member,

In order to help maintain the security of your Steam account, please Update your account information by clicking the following link: http://www.steamcommunity.com/xxxxxx.

Your Account information will be used to assist you in changing your Steam account credentials or regaining access to your Steam account, should you ever need help with those things.

Thanks for helping us maintain the security of your account.

The Steam Support Team
http://www.steampowered.com

This notification has been sent to the email address associated with your Steam account.
For information on Valve's privacy policy, visit http://www.valvesoftware.com/privacy.htm.
This email message was auto-generated. Please do not respond.
VALVE © Valve Corporation. All rights reserved. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries.

!!! DO NOT CLICK ON THE LINK !!!  [smilie=sad]

Two weeks ago Steam announced that its servers were compromised.

President Gabe Newell said that the PC and Mac digital distribution service's forums were "defaced" on Sunday, November 6, which has since led to them being offline.

However, the intruders also accessed a database featuring usernames, encrypted password data, game purchases, email addresses, billing addresses and encrypted credit card information.

It was said that there was no evidence that credit or personal information was taken, or that any information was cracked. Credit card misuse has also yet to be reported.

As a security measure, forum users will be required to change their password on their next log-in. It is recommended that users sharing that password with other accounts (Steam or otherwise) should be changed.

It was stressed that regular Steam account passwords were separate and not affected, and that users are not expected to change passwords provided they were different to forum accounts.

Newell personally apologized for any inconvenience, and said that the firm is still investigating the extent of the information that was taken, if any.

Steam is the latest games publisher to have its website hacked, with Sega, Codemasters, Bethesda and Nintendo suffering intrusions this year.

PlayStation Network went offline in April due to a severe breach in security that led to personal details and credit card information being stolen. Last month a third-party attempted to hack 93,000 accounts in an unrelated attack. ( Story credit to digitalspy.com-gaming-news )

Here is Gabe Newell's statement regarding Steam's hack in full:

" Dear Steam Users and Steam Forum Users,

Our Steam forums were defaced on the evening of Sunday, November 6. We began investigating and found that the intrusion goes beyond the Steam forums.

We learned that intruders obtained access to a Steam database in addition to the forums. This database contained information including user names, hashed and salted passwords, game purchases, email addresses, billing addresses and encrypted credit card information. We do not have evidence that encrypted credit card numbers or personally identifying information were taken by the intruders, or that the protection on credit card numbers or passwords was cracked. We are still investigating.

We don't have evidence of credit card misuse at this time. Nonetheless you should watch your credit card activity and statements closely.

While we only know of a few forum accounts that have been compromised, all forum users will be required to change their passwords the next time they login. If you have used your Steam forum password on other accounts you should change those passwords as well.

We do not know of any compromised Steam accounts, so we are not planning to force a change of Steam account passwords (which are separate from forum passwords). However, it wouldn't be a bad idea to change that as well, especially if it is the same as your Steam forum account password.

We will reopen the forums as soon as we can.

I am truly sorry this happened, and I apologize for the inconvenience.

Gabe. "

So if you haven't already done so, I would STRONGLY suggest that you change
your STEAM password NOW!

Take care,
WC]]> 6548@http://www.redskiestonight.net COD - Steam Email Hack 2011-11-27T23:07:19-06:00 http://www.redskiestonight.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=778#6543
LTS times have worked out for me so far.  Guess it helps that I'm
on about the same schedule as Stick?!?!?  But on days that I'm NOT
working, I can do LTS matches at an earlier time.

As Stick's recent email pointed out, if you want to play LTS, just
let others know, and help set it up.  All of us on RST have control
of the RCON, and Stick set it up so it's just a push of a button.

In the past we have had "impromptu" LTS matches, when a lot of us
just happened to show up and be online and on TeamSpeak at the same
time.  TeamSpeak is another useful tool for letting others know you're
wanting to play, LTS.  And of course there is always gmail.  Everyone in
RST should have every RST members email address.  That I know of there are
some regular members on the game server that also have some RST members email
addresses. ( If you're an RST member and don't think you have everyone's
gmail address, then send a note to Stickman or one of the Board members
to get an updated email list. )

I think I have even posted LTS requests in the Live Chat on the website
and have gotten responses back from that also.  There are many tools at
our disposal for letting anyone/everyone know about LTS matches, whether they are
scheduled by the Sexy Dutchman,  [smilie=biggrin] or not.  So there is more than
just one way to let others know that you're wanting play.

Here's looking forward to shooting more of you soon.  [smilie=sniper]
Take care,
WC]]> 6543@http://www.redskiestonight.net LTS scheduled and just some scheduling info 2011-10-29T01:03:52-06:00 http://www.redskiestonight.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=777#6541 doing it again SOON!!!  [smilie=thumb]  [smilie=jumping]]]> 6541@http://www.redskiestonight.net LTS experiences this and next weekend 2011-10-18T22:39:14-06:00