Showing posts with label 03. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 03. Show all posts
Saturday, April 29, 2017
Governemnt Center 03 09 2016
Governemnt Center 03 09 2016
In the early morning hours of March 9, 2016 a construction crew was inside the MBTAs Government Center station working towards the completion of the stations renovations. As the video depicts the interior of the station was lighted, at approximately 3:30AM a male, not affiliated with the construction crew, walked into the station and began to take pictures. An investigation suggests the male did not stay for an extended period of time, did not pose a threat to the construction crew within and was more of a curiosity seeker. Based on the totality of the circumstances no criminal charges will be sought.
media inquiries should be directed to Superintendent Sullivan at rsullivan@mbta.com
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Monday, April 3, 2017
FBCacheView v1 03 View Facebook images stored in the cache of your Web browser
FBCacheView v1 03 View Facebook images stored in the cache of your Web browser
FBCacheView is a simple tool that scans the cache of your Web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chrome), and lists all images displayed in Facebook pages that you previously visited, including profile pictures, images uploaded to Facebook, and images taken from other Web sites. For every Facebook image, the following information is displayed: URL of the image, Web browser that was used to visit the page, image type, date/time of the image, visit time, image file size, and external URL (For images taken from another Web site).
System Requirements And Limitations
- This utility works in any version of Windows, starting from Windows XP and up to Windows 8. Both 32-bit and 64-bit systems are supported.
- The following Web browsers are supported: Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, SeaMonkey, and Google Chrome. Opera is not supported because it stores the JPEG images in Webp format.
- FBCacheView wont work if you configure your Web browser to clear the cache after closing it.
- Its recommended to close all windows of your Web browser before using FBCacheView, to ensure that all cache files are saved to the disk.
Start Using FBCacheView
FBCacheView doesnt require any installation process or additional DLL files. In order to start using it, simply run the executable file - FBCacheView.exe
After running it, FBCacheView begins to scan the cache of your Web browser and displays the list of all images loaded from Facebook Web pages. You may need to wait up to a few minutes until the scanning process is finished. After the scanning process is finished, you can also watch the image in the lower pane of FBCacheView, by selecting the desired item in the upper pane.
If from some reason FBCacheView fails to detect the cache of your Web browser properly, you can go to Advanced Options window (F9), and choose the desired cache folders to scan for each Web browser.
Columns Description
- URL:The URL of the image on Facebook.
- Web Browser:The Web browser that stores the specified Facebook image file in the cache.
- Image Type:The type of the image: Profile image, uploaded image, or external image taken from another Web site. For External Image type, the original URL of the image is displayed on External URL column.
- Image Time:The date/time of the image as returned by the Web server of Facebook. This column usually represents the time that the image was uploaded to Facebook.
- Browsing Time:The last time that the specified Facebook image was loaded by your Web browser.
- File Size:The file size of the image.
- Filename:The full path of the image filename in the cache of your Web browser.
- External URL:Displays the original URL of the image (Only for external images)
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Monday, March 13, 2017
Concord update from 03 07 2017
Concord update from 03 07 2017
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On March 7, 2017 at approximately 4:50PM Concord Fire Department responded to a reported brush fire approximately 200 yards south of Sudbury Street crossing on the Commuter Rail tracks on the Fitchburg Line. Upon arrival firefighters observed a small fire and a suspicious "device" located on the inbound track.
Transit Police Explosive Detection Unit responded to the scene and rendered the device safe. We are describing the devices as "incendiary". They were made up of a plastic bottle that contained 2 liquid chemicals that can be purchased over the counter. When the chemicals interact with one another, over a period of time, they heat up and cause a flash fire.
Detectives from the Transit and Concord Police investigated the incident jointly. Our collaborative partnership lead to the expeditious identification of two male juveniles ages 14 and 15. Both juveniles are residents of Concord. The juveniles will be summoned into court for Possession of Incendiary Devices and Interfering with Public Transportation. Other minor aspects of the investigation is ongoing.
Based on what we know at no time was the safety of our passengers, residents of Concord or the buildings/residences in harms way.
We would like to thank the Concord Fire Department for their quick professional response and our colleagues from the Concord Police Department whose assistance was invaluable.
No further updates.
media inquiries should be directed to Superintendent Richard Sullivan at rsullivan@mbta.com
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