Mueller worked as as logger during summer breaks from school.
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His father, also named James, was a truck driver and logger.
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A logger cuts down a tree affected by the bark beetle outbreak.
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She hit record on the camera, and switched on the data logger.
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He assessed exactly how much lumber had been produced by each logger.
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Cover: A TV reporter interviews self-employed logger Bridger Hasbrouck, of Dallas, Ore.
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A logger surveys an area designated by forest management for dead tree removal.
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The recordings had running time and each logger would "take notes," Gilbert said.
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And he was so thorough a logger that he turned the Dakotas into prairies.
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My God, if this was happening everywhere— She switched the data logger into "broadcast" mode.
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Gavin (Karl Urban), a local logger who not only wants to knock down the whole
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Initially he used a keystroke logger on her laptop, and then malware for her cellphone.
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Originally from Ukraine, he came to Thunder Bay from Manitoba to work as a logger.
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I studied forestry at California Polytechnic State University and was a logger here during the summers.
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"Put a key logger in Kogan's computer in Russia and you've got everything," Mr. Wylie said.
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In 1983, logger Red (Cage) and pulp artist Mandy (Birdman's Andrea Riseborough) are living a secluded backwoods existence.
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Mueller and his three siblings grew up around machines because their father was a logger — for 45 years.
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Henry Hayes, a retired logger, didn't seek medical care after he injured his eye in an ATV accident.
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We put a key-logger on her computer, which would email us every half-hour what she had typed.
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" Zinke also said "radical environmentalists" would "rather see forests and communities burn than see a logger in the woods.
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From the logger to the trucker to the waitress in the diner, the new mills are fueling job growth.
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To stop the harassment, she joins forces with a retired logger (Anthony Hopkins) and a young introvert (Alexander Ludwig).
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She's for Trump because he reminds her of her dead father, a logger from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
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Most backbreaking, lethally dangerous jobs — roofer, logger, roustabout, and coal miner, to name a few — are done by men.
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"There's this sense of latent fear," said Hidalgo, the threatened Nylyumar logger, whose crew now works with a police detail.
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We heard (I think for the first time) that Philip's father, who died when Philip was 6, was a logger.
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Tom Mueller started life in Idaho, the son of an logger; he himself worked summers logging when he was a student.
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She meets a young Polish logger, Arvo (Aleksandr Gorchilin), who is shocked to meet a young woman who's never had a Snickers.
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She hadn't brought much with her, just her tablet, a spectrographic camera, a data logger, and a few other pieces of equipment.
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To an environmentalist, protecting the spotted owl is a necessity; to a logger who stands to lose his job, it's a luxury.
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The truth was a blow: Philip's father wasn't a logger, as he'd been told, but a guard at a logging-camp gulag.
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Raised on Martha's Vineyard, Mr. Bryant was a seaman, a carpenter, a ditch digger, a logger, a cook and a dock builder.
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Over two weeks, Goddemeyer gathered data on cell and Wi-Fi service along all 660 miles of subway using a custom data logger.
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Decades ago, Mr Kornze notes, his bureau's badge showed five working men: a surveyor, a miner, a cowboy, a logger and an oilman.
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The logger points to a clearing down the slope and, with one final, quick slash, sends the tree falling, exactly where he pointed.
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The R8 GT4 goes through so much data, it needs a second wiring harness just to support the onboard logger and dash display.
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This app works as an exercise tracker and logger with a feature that links companies' charitable donations to the healthy activities of their employees.
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Walter was a logger and would leave for weeks at a time, working on crews hewing trees and floating them downriver to New Orleans.
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I think this was partially because I found the calorie logger clunky and often inaccurate, so I had to get creative with my inputs.
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Guajajara Indians detain a logger during a search for illegal loggers on Arariboia indigenous land near the city of Amarante, Brazil, on Sept. 17.
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"While you were watching video clips, your web browser began operating as a RDP (Remote Desktop) that has a key logger," is a typical threat.
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He was not there to push same-sex marriage, and he was not going to emphasize those environmental issues that might cost a logger his job.
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In 1975, logger Travis Walton claims he was abducted by aliens in Arizona, then dropped at an Exxon gas station in New Mexico five days later.
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The looming question is whether Kuri Vision can help turn Kuri into an indispensable life-logger — or will consumers find it uncomfortable and turn it off?
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But once it was on your computer, Zeus let hackers play God: They could hijack websites and use a keystroke logger to record usernames, passwords, and PINs.
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Last night it was some Alaskan gold-hunter/logger/moonshining railroad knife-builder thing (I kid…but seriously, how many of those shows can there possibly be?).
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Well, you no longer have any excuses, because today you can pick up the Esky Ultra HD Car DVR Dual Dashcam with GPS Logger for just $191.99.
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His father, Jamie, wasn't a record collector: He reluctantly served in Vietnam before becoming an antiwar activist, then spent his final four decades as a hardscrabble logger.
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It was on such an operation in a nearby jungle that Mr. Cabral, GEF's commander, was taken by surprise by a fleeing logger and wounded by gunfire.
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Her husband, a logger, worked outside the state and visited as often as he could, but they couldn't afford to have him quit his job to help her.
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If an intelligence agency, or a nosy sibling, can get you to install, say, a "key logger" on your phone, either one can bypass the encrypted communication app.
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Joy's vaccines were tucked into Styrofoam containers along with ice packs and a temperature logger as they zipped 25 miles above the ground in the small unmanned craft.
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"Just look at that hat," said Kyle Ledin, a 25-year-old logger who grew up in a family of Democrats, explaining why Mr. Stauber would have his vote.
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"I think it's the coolest — Americana in action," said Jeff Allen, a former logger in Alaska and a local resident who was up early to check out the slam.
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Micah: When Dom gave Elliot access to get FBI laptop with Sentinel it was running Windows, then when he was decrypting the key logger data it was magically running Kali.
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I was pretty confused about how anyone could get a bad grade in chorus, but I took a risk with him and put a key-logger on the teacher's computer.
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Australia's conservative government has traditionally been at logger heads with the ABC, which it perceives as being left wing, with the relationship souring further this year following a funding cut.
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The prospective logger-in is put on camera — this is assuming people will allow the CAPTCHA to use it, which is a whole other issue — and presented with a question.
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When villagers filed a formal complaint about an illegal logger on their land, a prosecutor for environmental affairs led a team with a heavy police escort to visit the site.
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"Timber jobs are family-wage jobs," he continued, in an argument that would appear to pit one endangered species, the logger, against countless others in the expanded Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument.
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Tokyo and Washington are also at logger-heads on whether recent yen gains are "excessive", with both sides reluctant to have their currencies rise too much and hurt their economies' fragile recovery.
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You can get an estimate of your caloric needs through a Total Daily Exercise Expenditure (TDEE) calculator, and track your intake through a meal logger, such as the free version of MyFitnessPal.
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They're fashioned out of epoxy, or real shells filled with silicone for smaller decoys, and outfitted with a commercially-available TidbiT or iButton logger that uses a computer chip and transmitter/receiver.
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Mr. Watchorn's boss, Paul Nichelmann, a third-generation logger who spent years living near remote job sites, said humans would still have to do the work in areas reachable only on foot.
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He is rumored to be the ghost of a logger who died in a sawmill accident, and now terrorizes teenagers who hang out at a deserted area of a highway near Cannon Beach.
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Thirty-seven years old, with a reddish-brown beard, tight black jeans, and the thick build of a logger, Darg occupies a unique and peculiar role within the fast-moving world of new media.
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Japan and the U.S. have been at logger-heads over currency policy, with Washington saying Tokyo had no justification to intervene in the market to stem yen gains, given the currency's moves remained "orderly".
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It would be tempting to present the film's villain, a logger played by Karl Urban, as someone who wants to cut down the woods where Elliot lives, slashing and burning until nothing is left.
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Japan and the United States are at logger-heads over currency policy with Washington saying Tokyo has no justification to intervene in the market to stem yen gains, given the currency's moves remain "orderly".
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Is a question about the city where we were born clandestine enough to thwart the thousands of keyloggers with names like "HawkEye" or "Cyborg Logger" that stand ready to watch everything we do online?
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To accomplish this task, Bierner collected the data using an emulator—which virtually recreates a console on a modern PC in order to run old games—and a trace logger to capture the executed instructions.
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There were many reasons not to take him: The sponsors had to pay his transportation to America, cover his expenses and find him a job that didn't require English (he initially worked as a logger).
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A statement carried by the country's official news agency, KCNA, said that South Korea's National Intelligence Service had hired a North Korean logger working in the Russian Far East in 2014 to attack Mr. Kim.
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Brendan McDonald, a 26-year-old logger, declined to say whom he had cast his advance ballot for on Friday evening at the Elks Hall in the town of Sundre, a longtime rural Conservative stronghold.
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At Sonali Bank, hackers installed key-logger software on a computer to gain passwords to other systems, then sent fraudulent transfer requests over SWIFT, said the senior bank official who is part of its IT operations.
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He began working independently about five years ago and has spent months posing as a cook or a logger and hanging out with company employees to gain access to forests and logging camps within timber concessions.
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Lozano did not specify how much fines would be increased, but the government recently sanctioned an illegal logger nearly $400,000 for cutting down trees on 566 hectares (1,400 acres) in the southern jungle province of Guaviare.
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In June 2018 a state official in Michigan alerted the Fish and Wildlife Service that a logger had spotted a great blue heron rookery in a red pine forest and wanted to know how to proceed.
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Yet when researchers at Germany's Max Plank Institute for Ornithology tracked the bird's path using a GPS logger in 2016, they found that he and a few others had skipped the grueling migration across the Sahara Desert.
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At its core, the Science Journal app is essentially a data logger that can record measurements taken by the device's built-in microphone, ambient light sensor, gyroscope, or external sensors connected over Bluetooth to expand its capabilities.
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The move represents a gesture of goodwill by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) which has been at logger-heads with the European Union over proposed rules that could impede cross-border trading between the two markets.
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There are also some more high-tech products Dr. Karp plans to release in the future, including a sleep logger for the Snoo so parents can see how much sleep and the quality of sleep babies are getting.
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SALEM, Mo. — Standing on a wooded hillside in the Ozarks, about 100 miles southwest of St. Louis, Brad Boswell watches a chain-saw-wielding logger make several deft cuts at the base of a 100-foot white oak.
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New rules curtailed logging in the Pacific Northwest, setting off a clash between loggers and conservationists that came to be known as the Timber Wars (a bumper sticker from the era read "Save a Logger, Eat an Owl").
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Other safeguards include a defensive and distracted driving course conducted on a test track and fatigue management program that requires the two mission specialists in each vehicle to periodically switch between driver and data logger roles, according to Uber.
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ANGOL, Chile (Reuters) - A few moments of relaxation for Chilean logger Nelson Hidalgo were shattered one day last month when 12 armed men piled out of a pick-up truck and demanded he step outside his work-site dining trailer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Japan conceded it was at logger-heads with Washington on whether the United States should rejoin the multilateral trans-pacific trade pact, as President Donald Trump's preference for a bilateral deal has created a 'gap' in view points.
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" White had vehemently denied the reports that he and McGregor were at logger heads on January 16 when he tweeted that Jeremy Botter, the veteran writer responsible for the Bleacher Report article, was a "weirdo journalist" who was "lookin for clicks.
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"The simple message is number one, the U.S. and China are at logger heads, and China is already proactively responding and basically started to divorce itself from the regional supply chain," said Michael Every, senior Asia-Pacific strategist at Rabobank.
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Each logger is assigned to a court for shifts of about eight hours at a time, inputting data from the matches into a program into which certain words — like ace and fist pump — have been preloaded, for purposes of efficiency.
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"It is our goal to get the logger back to logging, to get the rancher back to ranching, to get the miner back to mining, the farmer back to farming and to jump-start this economy in Harney County," he told reporters.
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This will put it at logger-heads with the US-based Robinhood, which bills itself as a disruptive force in the online brokerage industry, by allowing customers to buy and sell stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) without paying a commission. Why?
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Those people who have a meaningful relation to that body of water—whether it be a fisherman, a canoeist, a zoologist, or a logger—must be able to speak for the values which the river represents, and which are threatened with destruction.
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AI is also the big selling point of Clips, a camera that Google touts as a kind of intelligent life logger: You set it down on the a shelf or a floor, and it will smartly capture only the moments that matter to you.
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That is, the logger in Washington state, the Indian immigrant shopkeeper in Queens, the small-town white grandmother in Kansas who works the voting tables at election time, that guy working in the toll booth -- collectively, they don't care (or know) enough about America's roots in slavery.
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The system facilitates the process in which a solar panel connects to a data logger, tracks the amount of solar energy produced, securely delivers that data to a node and records it on a distributed ledger that is synced across a broader global network of nodes.
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Yet, when action comes, and we try to thin forests of dead and dying timber, or we try to sustainably harvest timber from dense and fire-prone areas, we are attacked with frivolous litigation from radical environmentalists who would rather see forests and communities burn than see a logger in the woods.
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We were shooting in Northern California, and being strung up in a harness for six hours by myself amongst redwoods was one of the most magical things — because there's no way I would ever be up that high in those trees unless I was a logger or researching the canopies of the forest.
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It spans two centuries, but focuses on the first half of the 20th — a time of logger barons, the messy early labor movement, World War I, and the very real challenges that family, love, ambition, and a vision for a better life press upon the complex, strong characters that Karl Marlantes brings to life.
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With the promise of owning their own piece of land in the New World, the siblings flee to southern Washington, where each sibling is able to forge an identity: Ilmari acts as a sort of spiritual guide; Matti, the entrepreneur, becomes a successful logger; Aino sacrifices her own needs for her work as a union activist.
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"It is our goal to get the logger back to logging, to get the rancher back to ranching, to get the miner back to mining, the farmer back to farming — and to jump-start this economy in Harney County," Ammon Bundy, the leader of the occupation group here at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, about a five-hour drive from Portland, said at a news conference Tuesday.
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His origin story is a key part of Young Living lore: how he grew up in Idaho in a cabin with a dirt roof and no running water; how, in his early twenties, he was working as a logger when a tree fell on him, fracturing his skull, rupturing his spinal cord, and breaking nineteen of his bones; how, once he woke up from the coma, doctors told him that he would never walk again.
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