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During the past three years, the City of Round Rock has updated its survey of historic resources within the Downtown Master Plan area. The survey identified 14 properties that are eligible to be designated as historic landmarks, as well as a potential new historic district in the East End neighborhood.
The Historic Preservation Commission, Planning and Zoning Commission, and City Council voted to accept the survey reports, which recommended the new landmarks and historic district, without taking any action at that time concerning the designations.
The City has asked the public and affected property owners to provide feedback on the potential historic designations, which involves adding Historic Overlay Zoning to the affected properties downtown. Property owners in and around the potential historic district and historic landmark properties were sent letters about the project, with the request that they return cards with their written comments back to the City by Sept. 20.
Public meetings
At a special called meeting on Sept. 30, the consultant presented the results of the project and public outreach. On Sept. 17, consultant McDoux Preservation made a presentation to the Historic Preservation Commission about the survey project and the potential historic designations. Video of the presentation is posted on Round Rock Replay.
These meetings are being held to provide information to the Historic Preservation Commission and to the public. No action regarding a change in zoning is currently scheduled for consideration. Any zoning change concerning historic designation involves a series of public hearings and must be approved by the Historic Preservation Commission, Planning and Zoning Commission, and City Council. Once the City has collected public input, staff will decide whether to bring forward designations for consideration by the Commissions and Council.
Visit roundrocktexas.gov/historicpreservation for more information or contact Senior Planner Joelle Jordan, 512-218-5422.


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Calls to the Derbyshire Police flagged as "cyber-related" have risen from 269 in early 2014 to...
It's not only children who suffer cyberbullying, although they are the most vulnerable group....
Tuesdays, 1:30-3pm: All Sorts Stitch Club at #Hadfield Youth Ctr, Newshaw Ln, SK13 2AT. £1.50
Samba Dance Class, every Wednesday, 7:30pm – 10:00pm
Glossop Labour Club, 11-13 Chapel Street, Glossop, SK13 8AT. Samba Dance classes are open to all ages, men and women. We recommend you wear comfortable clothing. Come and give it a go! More details
Write from the heart. Creative writing in Glossop. Thursdays 10.30-1pm, Bradbury Community House, Market Street, Glossop. More info call Rob Stevens 0129877362
The group offers support and information in a friendly safe and confidential setting for anyone affected by bipolar. Family members, partners, friends and carers are all welcome. Glossop Central Methodist Church Sk13 8AT. Second Monday of very month. 7pm till 9pm.
Lee Willan (32) of Woodlands Close, Glossop appeared at Derby Crown Court charged with wounding with intent to do serious grievous bodily harm and was sentenced to six years. On Saturday, September 5 police were called to reports of a man acting suspiciously on Buxton Market Place. Officers arrived and were confronted with Willan holding a knife. Willan attacked Sergeant Trevor Steed; this resulted in Sergeant Steed requiring hospital treatment for a puncture wound to his arm. Sergeant Steed together with other attending officers detained Willan and arrested him.Read more...
Bryan John Chapman, aged 55, of Spring Street Hollingworth pleaded not guilty but was found guilty of assault by beating of a female in Glossop. He was ordered to be under curfew for 12 weeks, pay £200 compensation, £60 victim surcharge and £400 costs. A restraining order was issued preventing him from contacting his victim.Read more...
James Richard Taggart, aged 31, of Duxbury Street, Bolton, pleaded guilty to stealing five frozen turkeys from Heron Frozen Foods and was given a suspended prison sentence of 4 weeks. The court said Taggart had an extensive record for dishonesty and had travelled to Glossop to commit the offence when he was subject to post sentence supervision. He was also ordered to pay victim surcharge of £80 and costs of £85. No compensation was ordered because the turkeys were recovered.
Joe Rogers, aged 31, of Lennox Road, Sheffield pleaded guilty to driving a BMW at 95mph on the A57 Snake Pass at Laybower. He was fined £291 plus victim surcharge of £29 and disqualified from driving for 90 days.Read more...
Thomas Healey, aged 20, of Werneth Road, Glossop, was sent to a young offenders institution for 20 weeks after pleading guilty to possession of cannabis with intent to supply it. The court said the offence was serious because it was planned and activity in supplying drugs was on a large scale. On arrest the defendant gave false details. He also pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle without the owners's consent and without insurance, for which he was disqualified from driving for six months.
Little known facts about Glossop Cemetery
Over 31,000 people are buried at Glossop Cemetery, which was first known as Allman's Heath Burial Ground and opened in 1853. This number includes 6,591 children and the ashes of 639 people buried there since 1968, but does not include mass reinterments from graveyards elsewhere in Glossop.
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Effectively conveying something through a creative medium requires more than just talent. And contrary to what some may think, well regarded and collectable artists are some of the hardest working people on the planet. Long hours toiling away in solitary (creative) confinement is the norm for those select few that have the unwavering focus to live life hand in hand with their chosen topic. Simon Parkin is one of those artists.


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Cleveland County Schools stands to lose dozens of instructional and teacher assistant positions funded by the state, the district's finance director said Wednesday.
Cleveland County Schools stands to lose dozens of instructional and teacher assistant positions funded by the state, the district's finance director said Wednesday.
North Carolina lawmakers approved a preliminary state budget this week, and state funding cuts may mean 55 fewer instructional positions and 45 fewer teacher assistant positions in the local school system, said Cleveland County Schools Finance Director David Lee.
�It means there are going to be fewer adults working with students,� said Cleveland County Schools Superintendent Bruce Boyles. �This budget is not supportive of county schools. This is not a good budget.�
Preliminary estimated losses include the instructional positions, as well as funding for textbooks and funding for instructional materials, Lee said.
�There will be more cuts,� Lee said. �These are the cuts the Department of Public Instruction made projections for.�
The final budget, and corresponding cuts, depend on whether both chambers of the General Assembly approve or reject the spending plan, Lee said.
�These cuts are state budget cuts made at the state level,� Boyles said. �We are less than a month from school and worked to plan for these scenarios. But the timing makes it very challenging.�
Other possible cuts include eliminating teacher pay raises and tenure. Tenure protects teachers from getting fired without a just cause.
�I think we are fortunate that we have good teachers in our county, but this undermines the support of our teachers,� Boyles said. �Tenure is there to protect teachers. Over time, this is going to cause fewer, good-quality teachers.�
The proposed budget and cuts don�t only place a burden on the coming school year, but in future years, Boyles said.
�It�s going to make it harder to get specialized teachers,� Boyles said. �It may not just be hurting tomorrow, but in future years, it is going to be harder to get good, quality people into teaching.�
Less support for teachers may dissuade students from pursuing a teaching profession in the future, he said.
�We try to encourage young people to go into teaching, because it�s a great profession,� Boyles said. �But with the salary and cuts, it is going to turn people away.�
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Estimated preliminary cuts for Cleveland County Schools in 2013-2014 budget:
-Approximately 55 state-funded certified instructional positions
-Approximately 45 state-funded teacher assistant positions
- 50 percent loss in instructional materials
- 75 percent loss in textbook money
Source: Cleveland County Schools Financial Director David Lee
State Budget Numbers:
Total State Budget: $20.6 billion
Public Schools: $11.6 billion
Planned cuts for funding for classroom teachers this year: $286 million
Planned cuts for funding for classroom teachers next year: $246 million
Source: Associated Press


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High King of the Noldor
High King of the Noldor was the title of six Elf-lords of the Noldor. They held titular rulership over all the Noldor of Middle-earth, though in practice circumstances prevented the effective use of this power until the time of the Last Alliance. The Sons of Fëanor, in particular, while they acknowledged the Kingship, paid its bearer little heed; they preferred to follow their own policies under the general leadership of Maedhros.
- Finwë (ruled c. 9,000 years before the beginning of the First Age)
The first lord of the Noldor awoke at Cuiviénen and led his people into the West to dwell in Valinor. He was slain by Morgoth at Formenos, and succeeded by his eldest son.
- Fëanor (ruled briefly during First Age year 1)
He led the host of the Noldor back to Middle-earth to avenge his father's death and recover the Silmarils from Morgoth. He was slain in his assault on Angband. After his death, the Kingship by right belonged to his eldest son Maedhros, but he refused it and the succession passed instead to Fëanor's half-brother.
- Fingolfin (ruled 454 years to First Age 455)
He dwelt to the northwest of Beleriand with his sons, and ruled the Noldor during the Siege of Angband. When Morgoth broke the leaguer in the Dagor Bragollach ("Battle of Sudden Flame"), he rode in anger to the gates of Angband and died in single combat with Morgoth. He was succeeded by his eldest son.
- Fingon (ruled 16 years to First Age 471)
His short reign was one of endless war with the forces of Morgoth. With Maedhros, he prepared a final assault on Morgoth, the Nirnaeth Arnoediad ("Battle of Unnumbered Tears"), which ended in disaster for the Noldor and Fingon's own death. He was succeeded by his brother.
- Turgon (ruled 39 years to First Age 510)
Turgon's kingship was titular indeed, for even his own kin did not know the location of his Hidden City of Gondolin. Gondolin's location was discovered by Morgoth through the treachery of Maeglin, and Turgon died in its Fall. After his death, the Kingship passed back to Fingon's line, to his only son.
- Ereinion Gil-galad (ruled 3,514 years to Second Age 3441)
The last High King, Gil-galad held the Kingship longer than any of his forebears since Finwë. He formed the Last Alliance with Elendil, and died during the Siege of Barad-dûr at the end of the Second Age.
Gil-galad was the last High King; after his time the title is never used. In order of succession, the Kingship would presumably have fallen on Turgon's descendants; Eärendil (who was in the West and could not exercise it) or his eldest son Elrond (who never made claim to the Kingship).


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Markets rallied sharply today after the European agreement was seen as very bullish for outside markets. December corn finished 14 ¼ cents higher at $6.51 ½, November soybeans up 24 ½ cents at $12.35, and December wheat up 24 ½ cents at $6.44.
Today's strength was mainly derived from the strength in outside markets. The Dow Jones futures were at one point trading over 400 points higher and the US dollar over 1600 lower. A currency move as large as this usually draws quite a bit of support in commodities and today's move was no exception. We are again right back at the 200 day moving average for December corn, and 30 day moving average for soybeans.
Even though grains rallied, export sales were rather weak. Here are the expected vs actual results for this week's report:
Estimated Range Actual
Corn 650,000-900,000 MTs 361,300 MTs
Soybeans 650,000-950,000 MTs 254,600 MTs
Wheat 300,000-500,000 MTs 316,800 MTs
Given our weak export demand and being undercut in the world market by cheaper substitutes, we think this is another sign this market is going to have a hard time sustaining rallies. This can certainly change if yields come in much lower on the November 9th report, or we have a foul weather event in South America.
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ff the jagged, rocky coast of Maine lie approximately 5,000 islands ranging in size from ledge outcroppings to the 80,000 acre Mount Desert Island. During the mid 18th century many of these islands began to be inhabited by settlers eager to take advantage of this interface between land and sea.
Living on an island was not easy, however. The granite islands have a very thin layer of topsoil that is usually highly acidic due to the spruce forests dominating the coastal vegetation. Weather conditions are harsh. Summers are often cool with periods of fog and rain, and winters--although milder along the coast than inland--bring pounding storms with 60-mile-per-hour winds and waves 20 to 25 feet high. Since all trading, freight- shipping, and transportation was by water, such conditions could isolate islanders for long periods of time.
On a calm day, the two-and-one-half-mile boat trip from Mount Desert Island to Little Cranberry Island takes approximately 20 minutes. As the boat winds through the fishing boats in the protected harbor and approaches the dock, two buildings command the eye's attention. The Blue Duck Ships' Store is a one-and-one-half story, gabled, wooden structure standing where the island meets the harbor. Directly behind the Blue Duck is the Islesford Historical Museum, a one-and-one-half story brick Georgian Revival building. These two buildings, part of Acadia National Park, preserve the memory of those who lived on the Cranberry Isles. Within the museum are family memorabilia, tools, and the tales of everyday life that speak of independence and self-reliance.
About This Lesson
Getting Started: Inquiry Question
Setting the Stage: Historical Context
Locating the Site: Maps
Determining the Facts: Readings
Visual Evidence: Images
Putting It All Together: Activities
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This lesson is based on the Islesford Historical Museum and the Blue Duck Ships' Store, two of the thousands of properties listed in the National Register of Historic Places.


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Want to know how to hack travelers and hotel networks in a matter of minutes? On a recent trip, Nabil Ouchn (@toolswatch) decided to do some some security analysis with a piece of hardware called the PwnPad – a penetration testing tablet – and a few other tools to see what kind of mischief he could get into.
Ouchn is the founder of ToolsWatch.org and the organizer of the Arsenal Tools exhibit at the BlackHat Conferences in both the US and Europe since 2011. ToolsWatch is a free interactive service designed to help auditors, penetration testers, and other security professionals keep their ethical hacking toolbox up to date with the latest and greatest resources.
Ouchn has over 15 years of experience in vulnerability management, compliance assessment and penetration testing, and Co-Founder of an innovative SaaS Multi-Engines Threats Scanning Solution. His adventure began one day at an undisclosed European airport where he had a layover while heading to another country through a connecting flight.
"I had an hour to kill before catching my flight, and I thought I'd do a little fooling around with one of my favorite weapons on the PwnPad: EvilAP," Ouchn said.
EvilAP can be configured with the option to force clients to connect based on their device's probe requests, which means it will accept any probe request frames originating from a client.
"No authentication is required, so the connection is completed without the target noticing anything unusual. All they think is they got access to a unlimited 3G internet connection," Ouchn said.
"To make things seem even more legit, I chose a very catchy and suggestive name for my WiFi connection it was something like "Free_wifi_[popular_store_name] when in fact I was just sitting at a nearby a chocolate store waiting for the first fly to hit my web."
Along with EvilAP, Ouchn fired up a couple of other tools including SSLstrip – which will transparently hijack HTTP traffic on a network – and Ettercap, which can be used to perform Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attacks by reprocessing a target's requests from the fake EvilAP connection to a legit 3G connection, and then pushing it to SSLstrip to perform the HTTPS stripping attack described by Moxie Marlinspike years ago.
It was not very long before Ouchn got his first targets:
Got an auth request from 00:26:37:B5:0D:5D (open system)
Client 00:26:37:B5:0D:5D associated (unencrypted) to ESSID: "free_wifi_xxxx"
Got an auth request from 30:85:A9:65:F2:73 (open system)
Client 00:26:37:B5:0D:5D associated (unencrypted) to ESSID: "free_wifi_xxxx"
Shortly thereafter, SSLstrip started to hijack all the HTTP and HTTPS traffic:
209:12:25,862 SECURE POST Data (auth.mail.ru):
09:12:30,791 POST Data (events20staging.adtilt.com):
09:12:30,817 POST Data (events20staging.adtilt.com):
09:12:35,610 POST Data (data.flurry.com):
"For security reasons, I masked the password and login in the example above," Ouchn said. "A quick look at the target's email (for curiosity only, and not for doing bad things) revealed the identity of the target who was a businessman from Russia. His email was full of credentials to many of his accounts like banking, other emails accounts, Skype, Facebook, and more. So I stopped there."
Ouchn said he was able to enumerate six other logins and passwords in just a half hour.
"This attack is one of the easiest because it targeted users and not the airport IT infrastructure. Why would an attacker spend a lot of time digging into the airport systems when users are such easy prey?" Ouchn said rhetorically. "I then closed my computer to catch my flight to the next hub."
Several hours later, after having missed his next connection, Ouchn said the airline put him up in a wonderful hotel to rest his flight departed the next morning.
"Of course curiosity would not let me sleep once I found out that the room was equipped with an Alcatel VoIP phone and I saw the system options were not protected," Ouchn recalled. "When system administrators make such a big mistake then you can assume that the whole network is wide open."
Armed with the Wifi code the hotel staff provided, Ouchn connected to the network with his Android smartphone and then leveraged a very cool application called "Fing," which performed a network and services discovery listing in a matter of seconds, providing him with a list of connected devices.
Being the middle of the night, he found no guests were connected, so targeting users was not an option. Unwilling to relent, Ouchn tried for a little serendipity.
"I wanted to figure out if any of those hotel IT administrators has ever attended a security convention before, or had even read a book on hacking," he said. "I fired up Fing on my computer and started scanning – here's what I found:"
$ sudo fing -s 192.168.13.1/24 -r 1 -d 1
05:22:56 > Service scan on a local network
05:22:56 > Preemptive discovery on: 192.168.13.0/24
05:23:00 > Preemptive discovery completed.
05:23:00 > Service scan on: 192.168.13.1
05:23:00 > Service scan starting.
05:23:00 > Detected MAC address: 00:00:5E:00:01:1E
05:23:07 > Service scan completed in 6.664 seconds.
05:23:07 > Service scan on: 192.168.13.2
05:23:07 > Service scan starting.
05:23:07 > Detected MAC address: 00:E0:B1:E1:2E:03
05:23:07 > Detected service: 21 (ftp)
05:23:07 > Detected service: 23 (telnet)
05:23:07 > Detected service: 22 (ssh)
05:23:07 > Detected service: 80 (http)
05:23:07 > Detected service: 443 (https)
05:23:13 > Detected firewall
05:23:13 > Service scan completed in 6.233 seconds.
05:23:13 > Service scan on: 192.168.13.3
etc etc …
"The device at 192.168.13.2 seemed a to be good place to start," Ouchn said. "When connecting to TCP/80, it revealed a Webviewfor Alcatel-Lucent. One of the first things any security pentester will do is trydefault credentials. So my own project DPE came in handy, and I pulled up all the default credentials for Alcatel."
And guess what? the admin/switch combination worked:
He then captured telnet session using the same credentials:
telnet 192.168.13.2
Trying 192.168.13.2…
Connected to 192.168.13.2.
Escape character is '^]'.
login : admin
password :
Welcome to the Alcatel-Lucent OmniSwitch 9000
Software Version 22.214.171.1240.R01 GA, April 08, 2010
Copyright(c), 1994-2010 Alcatel-Lucent. All Rights reserved.
OmniSwitch(TM) is a trademark of Alcatel-Lucent registered
in the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
"In fact, I was in front of the Alcatel-Lucent OmniSwitch 9000," Ouchn said. "If this switch was hit by a malicious attacker or even just a joker, he could modify configurations, change administrator passwords, and even go further since the OmniSwitch 9000 was the core network device of this five star hotel:"
Ouchn found other administrators which are listed below (login's are obfuscated for security reasons), and note that a password policy is not being applied:
"I was on my way to closing my computer down as the clock was ticking on the time-out before when I decided to try one last thing," Ouchn said. "Getting a connection to the switch FTP service, and I was rewarded:"
Listing Directory /flash/working:
-rw 3303906 Jun 8 2018 Jdiag.img
-rw 9645 Sep 12 2012 boot.cfg
-rw 744 Jun 5 2018 software.lsm
-rw 581967 Jun 5 2018 Jsecu.img
-rw 3258135 Jun 8 2018 Jdni.img
-rw 2859888 Jun 5 2018 Jadvrout.img
-rw 21798508 Jun 5 2018 Jbase.img
-rw 6497127 Jun 5 2018 Jeni.img
-rw 2151785 Jun 5 2018 Jos.img
"I focused my attention on the boot.cfg file which revealed the whole internal network of IP addresses:"
ip interface "Users" address 192.168.110.2 mask 255.255.255.0 vlan 110 ifindex 1
ip interface "Guest" address Xxxxxxxxx mask 255.255.255.0 vlan 150 ifindex 2
ip interface "Wifi-Guest" address Xxxxxxxxx mask 255.255.255.0 vlan 160 ifindex 3
ip interface "CCTV" address Xxxxxxxxx mask 255.255.255.0 vlan 170 ifindex 4
ip interface "Mgmt" address Xxxxxxxxx mask 255.255.255.0 vlan 200 ifindex 5
ip interface "AP" address Xxxxxxxxx mask 255.255.255.0 vlan 240 ifindex 6
ip interface "Voice" address Xxxxxxxxx mask 255.255.254.0 vlan 120 ifindex 7
ip interface "Internet" address Xxxxxxxxx mask 255.255.255.0 vlan 999 ifindex 8
ip interface "Test" address Xxxxxxxxx mask 255.255.255.252 vlan 99 ifindex 9
ip interface "Guest1″ address Xxxxxxxxx mask 255.255.255.0 vlan 12 ifindex 10
ip interface "Guest2″ address 192.168.13.2 mask 255.255.255.0 vlan 13 ifindex 11
ip interface "Guest3″ address Xxxxxxxxx mask 255.255.255.0 vlan 14 ifindex 12
"Fabulous, I thought. I wish I had one more hour since now I knew exactly which networks belongs to which categories of service ranging from guests (folks like me) to users (hotel employees), CCTV, AP, Voice (VoIP phones), etc…" Ouchn said. "This line in the configuration file caught my attention:"
snmp station 192.168.110.25 162 "xxxxxx" v1 enable
"This reminded me of a login I found previously in the OmniSwitch Local users – there was actually an administrator located in the 'Users' VLAN, so it all made sense," Ouchn continued. "The next logical step was to scan this computer. Normally, if the switch is well configured i could not do such action. I looked at the configuration boot.cfg I've downloaded and hopefully the 'policy rules' for denying inter-VLAN communications were not enabled. The switch was configured with no security hardening in mind. The scan for the admin computer revealed the following:
05:58:43 > Service scan on: 192.168.110.25
05:58:43 > Service scan starting.
05:58:43 > Detected service: 135 (msrpc)
05:58:43 > Detected service: 139 (netbios-ssn)
05:58:43 > Detected service: 389 (ldap)
05:58:43 > Detected service: 445 (microsoft-ds)
05:58:43 > Detected service: 636 (ldapssl)
05:58:43 > Detected service: 3389 (ms-term-serv)
05:58:43 > Detected service: 3999 (remoteanything)
05:58:46 > Detected firewall
05:58:46 > Service scan completed in 2.984 seconds
Ouchn said he had the choice to do it in a complicated manner using Metasploit and scanning for the appropriate exploits, or he could just focus on a remote service.
"The remote desktop (RDP) was enabled, and II also remember that password policy was not their strength. So, fingers crossed, I launched my RDP client and tried to get access with the password as the login,: Ouchn said. "To my very big surprise, it worked."
"I immediately disconnect from host without even taking a snapshot. I then quickly tried connections to more than five switches belongings to the other services (VoiP, CCTV…) and they all accepted default passwords," Ouchen said.
"I was in for less than one hour and gained access to six of the most important switches for the network and also accessed the computer of the IT Security Administrator a major five star hotel, but I had to leave to catch my cab to the airport," he said.
Ouchn emphasizes that the techniques he used are some of the simplest to employ, and he did not have to use SQL injections, cross-site scripting (XSS), CSRF or any of the relatively more sophisticated attacks he might undertake during a challenging pentest.
"Putting together theses basic techniques for a security breach may lead in turn to a major compromise." Ouchn said of the experiment. "It took me less than one hour to access part of a hotel network, and I didn;t even have time to play with tools like Armitage to get at more."
"And while major airports may have a decent IT infrastructure, they ignore traveler's security. I mean, have you never seen an awareness message in an airports about being cautious when using the WiFi? I haven't," he said, noting that using a VPN to access accounts is the only legitimate way to protect yourself.
"Do the airports have a responsibility towards protecting their customers? The same applies the hotels where the basic principles of security are not being applied," Ouchn said.
"What does it cost to deploy a decent compliance and vulnerability management solution? There are plenty of choices ranging from open source and free software like SecureCheq and OVAL for compliance, CIS guides for hardening, etc… as well as commercial solutions," Ouchn said.
"Anyone who reads this post should be advised that neither airports nor hotels are doing what should be done to improve IT security, so be smart."
Cross Posted from Tripwire's State of Security


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Tulo coasts, as NL ballot sees upheaval elsewhere
Goldschmidt seizes lead at first, while McCutchen grabs second in outfield
Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki hasn't lost his standing atop the National League ballot, but a few other All-Star races are heating up based on the latest vote totals released by Major League Baseball on Sunday.
Arizona's Paul Goldschmidt has claimed the top spot in the first-base voting from Los Angeles' Adrian Gonzalez, while Pirates center fielder Andrew McCutchen shot from fourth to second place among NL outfielders as of Sunday's ballot update.
Goldschmidt trailed Gonzalez by more than 100,000 votes last week, but he has since taken the lead with 1,291,052 votes to Gonzalez's 1,049,222. McCutchen, meanwhile, continued the shakeup atop the outfield standings, as he soared past Brewers center fielder Carlos Gomez and Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton with 1,727,534 votes.
Fans can cast their votes for starters at MLB.com and all 30 club sites -- online or on a mobile device -- using the 2014 All-Star Game MLB.com Ballot Sponsored by Experian until Thursday, July 3, at 11:59 p.m. ET. The 2014 All-Star Game will be played at Target Field on Tuesday, July 15.
Fans may submit up to 25 online ballots, but they can also earn a one-time bonus of 10 additional online ballots. To access these additional online ballots, you must be logged into your MLB.com account when you submit any online ballot. If you do not have an MLB.com account, register on the site in accordance with the enrollment instructions for a free MLB.com account.
The other position leaders remain the same. Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina (2,003,557) maintains a sizable lead over the Giants' Buster Posey. Pirates second baseman Neil Walker overtook the Dodgers' Dee Gordon for second place, but both remain far behind the Phillies' Chase Utley (1,678,843).
The shortstop standings stayed unchanged, with Tulowitzki maintaining his post as the NL's leading vote-getter, with 2,593,387 -- well ahead of San Francisco's Brandon Crawford (899,641). Mets third baseman David Wright (1,051,640) claimed a lead last week and padded that margin this week, with the Giants' Pablo Sandoval taking over second place ahead of Rockies star Nolan Arenado.
Dodgers sensation Yasiel Puig, meanwhile, remains atop the NL outfield voting with 1,942,701 votes. Stanton (1,659,430) sits in third, with a pair of Brewers -- Gomez (1,628,401) and Ryan Braun (1,388,578) -- close behind him int fourth and fifth, respectively. Rockies outfielder Charlie Blackmon isn't far behind Braun, and he's nearly 300,000 votes ahead of Giants center fielder Angel Pagan.
Fans this year can once again participate in the Home Run Derby Fan Poll. Fans will have the opportunity to select three players in each league whom they would most like to see participate in the Home Run Derby. The 2014 Home Run Derby will be broadcast live on ESPN, ESPN HD, ESPN Deportes and ESPN Radio in the United States, beginning at 8 p.m. ET on Monday, July 14.
The 2014 American League and National League All-Star teams will be unveiled on the 2014 MLB All-Star Game Selection Show during the weekend of July 5-6, with further details to follow on MLB.com. Immediately following the announcement of the AL and NL All-Star rosters, fans can begin voting to select the final player for each league's 34-man roster via the 2014 All-Star Game MLB.com Final Vote Sponsored by Experian. Fans will cast their votes from a list of five players from each league over the balloting period.
And the voting doesn't end there. The final phase of All-Star Game voting will again have fans participating in the voting for the Ted Williams All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award presented by Chevrolet. During the Midsummer Classic, fans will vote exclusively online at MLB.com via the 2014 All-Star Game MLB.com MVP Vote Sponsored by Pepsi, and their voice will represent 20 percent of the overall vote that determines the recipient of the Arch Ward Trophy.
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1. Yadier Molina, Cardinals 2,003,557
2. Buster Posey, Giants 1,414,363
3. Jonathan Lucroy, Brewers 1,138,212
4. Evan Gattis, Braves 774,409
5. Devin Mesoraco, Reds 537,165
1. Paul Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks 1,291,052
2. Adrian Gonzalez, Dodgers 1,049,222
3. Freddie Freeman, Braves 920,361
4. Justin Morneau, Rockies 781,963
5. Brandon Belt, Giants 775,334
1. Chase Utley, Phillies 1,678,843
2. Neil Walker, Pirates 997,347
3. Dee Gordon, Dodgers 898,226
4. Brandon Phillips, Reds 574,300
5. Daniel Murphy, Mets 560,660
1. David Wright, Mets 1,051,640
2. Pablo Sandoval, Giants 973,221
3. Nolan Arenado, Rockies 895,905
4. Aramis Ramirez, Brewers 814,627
5. Matt Carpenter, Cardinals 692,745
1. Troy Tulowitzki, Rockies 2,593,387
2. Brandon Crawford, Giants 899,641
3. Jean Segura, Brewers 786,529
4. Hanley Ramirez, Dodgers 667,162
5. Andrelton Simmons, Braves 624,873
1. Yasiel Puig, Dodgers 1,942,701
2. Andrew McCutchen, Pirates 1,727,534
3. Giancarlo Stanton, Marlins 1,659,430
4. Carlos Gomez, Brewers 1,628,401
5. Ryan Braun, Brewers 1,388,578
6. Charlie Blackmon, Rockies 1,352,564
7. Angel Pagan, Giants 1,055,707
8. Michael Morse, Giants 1,051,431
9. Justin Upton, Braves 1,003,943
10. Hunter Pence, Giants 936,528
11. Matt Holliday, Cardinals 683,919
12. Khris Davis, Brewers 643,601
13. Michael Cuddyer, Rockies 583,918
14. Bryce Harper, Nationals 543,501
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(Phoenix, AZ— September 22, 2003) Thanks to the efforts of the Arizona Attorney General's Office, Foreign Prosecutions Unit, a Mexican court sentenced Antonio Perez Panduro to 42 years and 6 months in prison for the murders of Tammy Manuel and Evelyn Jackson in Chandler in 1982.
After killing the women, Panduro fled to Mexico. He was recently arrested in Colima, Colima, Mexico. With the assistance of the Arizona Attorney General's Office, Panduro was tried, convicted and sentenced in Mexico.
"Justice must be served whether it is here or in Mexico," said Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard. "This is another example of Arizona and Mexican officials working together to prosecute dangerous criminals."
Assistant Attorney General Norma Martens assisted in prosecuting Panduro.


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I have a program with predefined objects(squares) playerObject & stillObject; that have methods to get their x,y coordinates called getX() & getY().
playerObject: moves with the arrow keys of the keyboard via an already provided game engine.
stillObject: is set in a location on the screen.
Both objects have measurements of 100x100.
My problem is I'm having trouble defining a collision detection statement, which needs to account for the stillObject changing positions in debugging tests, so it can't be hard-coded.
So far what I have covers collisions between the top and left sides of the stillObject against playerObject by minusing the distance between them and if it's bigger than 0 than the objects have collided and the same for -200, which should be the other side of stillObject(which is what I thought), but it doesn't seem to be working that way for me.
if ((((stillObject.getX() + 100) - playerObject.getX()) > 0) && ((stillObject.getY() + 100) - playerObject.getY()) > 0) { collide = true; } if ((((stillObject.getX() - 100) + playerObject.getX()) < -200) && ((stillObject.getY() - 100) + playerObject.getY()) < -200) { collide = true; }
Any push in the right direction would be great, thank you.


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Vodafone lets slip Nokia 'N97 Mini'
Official blog reveals cut-down version of flagship phone
The N97 – Nokia's new flagship handset – has barely been available in the UK, but Vodafone has hinted that a second version of the touchscreen handset has been designed.
In response to a customer's question about whether the N97 and Palm Pré will being available on Vodafone, the operator announced on its official blog recently that it "will be launching the N97 Mini later this year".
Vodafone didn't reveal any of the N97 Mini's technical specifications, so whether Mini means a physically smaller version of the device or one with fewer features remains to be seen.
However, the blog added that "due to the N97 Mini's competitive pricing, we feel that it will appeal to a wider segment of consumers" than, presumably, the standard N97.
We'll bring you more news as we have it. And if you're left wondering about Vodafone's Palm Pré status, the blog stated that because another operator – thought to be O2 – has UK exclusivity, Vodafone won't be able to sell the Palm smartphone. ®
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THE SCENE After 25 years Few people are privileged to a close-up view of great men in the act of making history. E. Keith Stott, H&S partner in the Los Angeles Office, is one of them. Secretary and administrative assistant to the late General George C. Marshall, U.S. Army Chief of Staff during World War XI, Keith retains vivid memories of accompanying his boss to the Cairo and Teheran conferences at the turning point of the war, in November 1943. Present at one or both meetings were Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin and Chiang Kai-shek. Keith at the time was a 23- year-old shorthand expert with the rank of Chief Warrant Officer. Asked by H&S Reports on the 25th anniversary of his Cairo-Teheran days to recall them for H&S readers, Keith explained modestly: "I did not sit in on any of the actual top-level political meetings. My work generally came be-fore and after such sessions and in-cluded serving as secretary for mem-bers of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff and generally organizing and running the 'field' office." Both meetings were arranged in ut-most secrecy because of the danger of German air attack. "Our contingent," Keith recalls, "left Washington, D.C., before dawn on November 1 1 , 1943 aboard a sub chaser and transferred to the battleship Iowa in the Chesapeake Bay. With heavy naval escort (Presi-dent Roosevelt and the Joint Chiefs of Staff were aboard) we crossed the At-lantic, passed Gibraltar and landed at Oran, Algeria. There we caught planes with fighter escort to Cairo, Egypt, where meetings were held with the Western Allies and Chiang Kai-shek from November 22 to 26. "The main topic considered here was the choice of emphasis between the Mediterranean-Italian campaign and the Normandy invasion. There was also discussion of the war against Japan. We were so busy during this period I didn't even have a chance to walk a couple of blocks from the hotel to visit the pyramids." Keith's group flew to Teheran, Iran, where Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, Marshall and others discussed the com-ing summer invasion of Europe that would close the ring on Nazi Germany. As Keith recalls: "The last time I saw President Roosevelt in Teheran he ap-peared very tired compared with his appearance aboard the Iowa. Late one night during the conference I was called to the U.S. Embassy to assist Mr. Harry Hopkins prepare a report on negotiations. As I was waiting in the anteroom, Stalin walked in with sev-eral aides. He paused to exchange pleasantries with me for a few mo-ments (through an interpreter). Al-though I knew from history and the work I was engaged in that he was a tough negotiator and a ruthless dicta-tor, this brief personal encounter was pleasant, and I appreciated it." Keith retains a strong and affection-ate memory of General Marshall, whom he recalls as "a warm and friendly person," and as "definitely a leader among military leaders. He seemed al-ways to approach problems from the positive side. Even in the most trying days of the war his decisiveness seemed infectious. Probably the secret of his success was the great care he exercised in selecting field commanders and Gen-eral Staff personnel. He expected as-sistants to give their best effort to solv-ing problems on their own in areas of their responsibility and to be willing to act on their conclusions. It is no coincidence that those closest to him were enthusiastic men, confident of the ultimate outcome of the war." "Just what Is a Certified Public Accountant, and what kind of work doss he do? What opportunities are there in the profession for black people? And for women?" These were among the questions that Edwin R. Lang (r.), Executive Office partner in charge of personnel nationally, answered during an October interview program on WETA-TV, Washington. Posing direct questions were Dick McCormack (t.) and Petey Greene (center). A frank discussion followed. Ed stated that accounting opportunities are wide open to anyone who can get the necessary training, and that a number of college scholarships are available. He mentioned especially our Firm's association with the Howard University Business Club (H&S Reports, Summer 1968). Photograph not included in the Web version-
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EU leaders won a promise from Argentina and Brazil on Saturday to revive stalled talks on a free-trade deal that would be a major prize for Europe as it emerges from crisis, but disputes over key issues mean a breakthrough appears distant.
At a summit in Santiago, German Chancellor Angela Merkel led the Europeans in a new push in the negotiations with the South American trade bloc Mercosur that is made up of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Venezuela and Uruguay.
In a region whose economies are in better shape than Europe's, Merkel's persistence appeared to pay off after she met her Brazilian and Argentinian counterparts and warned them not to revert to the kind of protectionism of the 1930s that deepened the Great Depression.
"A tremendous effort has been made to install new momentum into the discussions," EU Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht told reporters during the summit.
Asked if there had been a breakthrough, he said: "I think we have to be careful with that word. It's moving on the political front."
Five years after the global financial crisis and with the eurozone in its second recession since 2009, the EU needs Latin America's buoyant economies. However, it is frustrated by Brazil and Argentina's policies to protect local industry.
Both sides have now agreed to exchange offers by the end of the year on how far they are willing to go in opening up sectors ranging from services to agriculture and De Gucht said the EU will reciprocate Mercosur's offers.
"We need to have open markets in terms of free trade and not protectionism," Merkel told a meeting of business leaders.
"History taught us that in the twenties and thirties," she said, flanked by the pro-free trade presidents of Mexico and Chile.
Negotiations on a trade pact with Mercosur began in the 1990s and were relaunched in 2010. If successful, the accord would encompass 750 million people and US$130 billion of annual trade.
However, talks have yet to make real progress due to disputes over European farm subsidies and moves by Brazil and Argentina to shield local industry from cheaper, foreign-made imports.
In a further complication, Venezuela became a member of the bloc last year and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is an outspoken critic of free trade.
In the meantime, Brussels has signed free-trade deals with a Latin American countries, including Mexico, Peru and Chile, exposing a split between the free-trade advocates on the Pacific side and the more closed economies, such as Brazil, Argentina and Venezuela, on the other side of the continent.
"Within Mercosur, those in favor of this agreement have won the battle," said Gianni Pittella, vice president of the European Parliament, which has to approve the EU's trade pacts.
Gathered at a luxury hotel in a part of the Chilean capital dotted with newly built glass skyscrapers, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos declared it was "Latin America's decade."
However, differences with Argentina and Brazil represent a new hurdle to a Mercosur deal, one that Germany as Europe's top exporter is especially keen to see resolved.
Fiery, left-leaning Argentine President Cristina Fernandez, slapped sweeping controls on imports in February last year in a bid to prop up the trade surplus and keep industry competitive as labor costs soar.
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Leave it to Glenn Beck to offer the most absurd stroke yet in the clubbing of Tiger Woods.
The conservative commentator compared the scandal-besieged golfer to O.J. Simpson, pointing to the 911 call made from Woods' home early Tuesday.
"Do you believe Tiger Woods may actually be O.J. Simpson?" Beck asked on his radio show Tuesday.
"There was a woman taken to the hospital last night at O.J.'s – er, I'm sorry, I mean Tiger Wood's house," he added.
If Beck is pretending not to understand the differences between the cases, let's spell them out: The call from Woods' home, by all accounts, concerned his mother-in-law, who passed out from an apparent stomach ailment.
The infamous 911 call played during Simpson's 1995 double murder trial was made by his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson. The NFL Hall of Famer, who had just seen his ex-wife with another man while spying on her, could be heard ranting in the background.
Nicole Brown Simpson's 1993 call: "He's (expletive) going nuts… He's going to beat the (expletive) out of me."
Tuesday morning call from Woods' house: "Oh my God! My mom just collapsed. She collapsed in the bathroom. What do I do?"
Wood has been accused, in the press, of serial adultery. One of the alleged mistresses broke her silence today to say the golfing great broke her heart.
Simpson was accused in a court of law of slaying his ex-wife and Ronald Goldman (a criminal court jury acquitted the former football star, though a civil court jury later held him liable for the 1994 killings).
The rarely subtle Beck clearly is trying to create division by juxtaposing two popular black athletes who suffered vastly different falls from grace. Should we be surprised by such nonsense from a man who compared President Obama to Hitler?
Meanwhile, Beck's fellow conservative radio gabber, Rush Limbaugh, is making a politically fueled hyperbolic leap of his own. Limbaugh suggests Woods is partly responsible for a "depressed" African-American populous because the athlete's conga line of alleged mistresses, so far, is all-white. Limbaugh also ties Woods' woes to those of Obama.
"The black frame of mind is terrible. They're depressed, they're down," Limbaugh declared on his Tuesday show, adding that African Americans feel "abandoned" by the President.
"I'm sure Tiger Woods' choice of females is not helping them out with their attitudes there, either," he said.
Blame Tiger Woods for damaging his marriage, and for sullying an image that meant something to lots of folks of various races and ethnicities. The tabloid treatment and comedic roasting of a star of Woods' magnitude mired in a sex scandal is, well, par for the course.
But likening him to an accused killer and faulting him for the supposed depression of more than 40 million Americans during tough economic times unfairly turns the golfer into what exploitative media blowhards crave most: a political football.
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January Jones & Xander: Le Pain Quotidien Lunch!
January Jones makes her way through LAX Airport with her luggage to catch a departing flight out of town on Monday (March 4) in Los Angeles.
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It's been a pretty dress every night for Jennifer Lopez this week as she's attended event after event in New York. Last night it was the Samsung 9th Annual Four Seasons of Hope Gala at Cipriani. Before that it was the Apollo. Tonight there's probably something else. Great to see her for the dress porn, sure, but how is this helping with the career problem? The new album was supposed to come out this summer. Then she divorced her record company (or they divorced her) and now not a word. Her website news page hasn't even been updated since February. And there's the matter of The Back-up Plan...which could explain why JLo has nothing on the go.
So are we strategising at these parties or is it just an excuse to have your hair and makeup done?
I love Jennifer Lopez. I'll take Jennifer Lopez every f-cking day over Kim Kardashian. But these days Jennifer Lopez is less popular. This. Cannot. Continue.
Please Lola, please turn this sh-t around.
PS. Remember The Wedding Planner? Matthew McConaughey and his baby mother Camila Alves were there last night too. He's another one who needs some new direction. I don't think he's worked in over a year. And nothing solidly confirmed going forward either.
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"Ferring is committed to the state of New Jersey, " said Aaron Graff, President and COO of Ferring Pharmaceuticals Inc. "We are proud of the work we do, proud to be doing it in Morris County and proud of our continued investment in New Jersey."
As evidence of its ongoing commitment, Ferring recently purchased a 25-acre site in Parsippany to house its new state-of-the-art US Operations Center. The new facility will generate jobs in the New Jersey area and house key functions including next-generation product development laboratories.
The company credits its R&D investment, both in terms of people and technology, as an important driver of its continued revenue growth. Ferring's dedication to science helps it to develop new, innovative products to treat unmet medical needs. In addition to R&D, Ferring has formed alliances with pharmaceutical and biotech companies as well as academic institutions as a means of growing the business.
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|19th Season
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|2002: Big West Coach of the Year, 2003: Big West Coach of the Year,2006: Big West Coach of the Year, 2007: Big West Co-Coach of the Year, 2008: Big West Co-Coach of the Year, 2009: Big West Coach of the Year, 2012: Big West Coach of the Year, 2016: Big West Coach of the Year, 2017: Big West Coach of the Year
Marty Davis is in his 19th season as the head men's tennis coach at UCSB.
The Gauchos have claimed 10 Big West Championship titles and advanced to 10 NCAA Tournaments under the leadership of Davis, including three straight and four of the last five.
Following the 2017 season, he was awarded his ninth Big West Conference Coach of the Year award. Davis was chosen Coach of the Year four consecutive years from 2006-09, guiding the program to Big West crowns and NCAA Tournament bids each season and now he was won the honor in back-to-back campaigns.
Under Davis' guidance, numerous UCSB players have reached outstanding heights. In 2000, his first season at the helm, Simon Shen was named Big West Player of the Year after going 20-0 in dual match singles, 30-3 overall and advancing to the NCAA Championships as an individual. In 2002, not only did the Gauchos win their first league titlte under Davis, but Carlos Palencia was named Big West Player of the Year and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as well. Palencia repeated repeated as Player of the Year in 2003. In 2007, Philip Therp advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 2007. In 2017, the UCSB doubles tandem of Morgan Mays and Simon Freund qualified for the NCAA Championships.
In 2006, Davis tutored Nick Brotman to Big West Player of the Year honors, in 2008 it was Philip Therp and in 2009 Alex Konigsfeldt earned the honor. In addition to Player of the Year awards, Bijan Hejazi (2006) and Therp (2007) each named Big West Freshman of the Year.
Davis earned Big West Coach of the Year honors in 2006 after guiding the Gauchos to the 2006 Big West championship and an automatic bid into NCAA Tournament. He was also selected the league's Coach of the Year in 2002 and 2003 after leading the Gauchos to consecutive Big West Conference titles and NCAA bids.
An accomplished professional player, Davis played 12 years on tour (1980-91), finishing in the top-50 in prize winnings five times. He also finished ranked among the top-100 in singles five times and he reached a career-high singles ranking of 47th in 1985. During his time as a professional player Davis played in 35 Grand Slam events. He reached the semifinals in doubles at the Australian Open on two occasions and he reached the doubles quarterfinals at Wimbledon and the French Open. Davis posted four ATP singles championships and four ATP doubles titles. Over the years, he recorded wins over such players as Brian Gottfried, Ilie Nastase, Johan Kriek and Aaron Krickstein. He remains one of the winningest professional players currently coaching in collegiate tennis having won 340 Grand Slam and ATP matches.
Davis was instrumental in launching the ATP Tour in 1990 as a founding member of the board of directors. Over the years he held several positions with the ATP, including Director of Player Services, manager of the ATP Tour Headquarters Tennis Facility and Director of Licensing. Prior to his arrival in Santa Barbara, Davis was an assistant coach at Cal.
Among his other experiences in the world of tennis, Davis has provided color commentary for ESPN, USA Network and Prime Network.
Davis was a three-time NCAA All-American as a collegiate player at Cal from 1977 through 1980 and helped lead the Golden Bears to four top-ten finishes. In his senior year, Davis' Cal team won the national indoor title and finished second in the NCAA Tournament. In October of 2005, he was inducted into his alma mater's Athletics Hall of Fame and in 2010 he was inducted into the USTA Northern California Hall of Fame. Davis graduated in 1980 with his BA in Economics.
Davis is married to his wife Jill and has two sons. His eldest son, Taylor graduated from UC San Diego in 2012 and his youngest son, Kyle, graduated from UC Santa Cruz in 2014.


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Is George Osborne right to look confident after 'mini-Budget'?
"I can tell the House that we are no closer to balancing the books than when we first promised to do it. We are not on course to meet our debt target. We now need to put up taxes and cut spending until at least 2018. We're making progress. We're sticking to our Plan."
Cue Tory MPs shouting "hear, hear" as the chancellor sits down to be congratulated by the prime minister.
Those weren't, of course, his exact words in his Autumn Statement, but they do sum up his grim message.
The politics of today's mini-Budget are very curious. At a time when his critics - and Ed Balls in particular - are able to say "I told you so", George Osborne looked and sounded confident whilst the shadow chancellor looked the reverse.
Here's why the chancellor thinks he got the politics right - and why he may be wrong :
- The chancellor hailed the fact today that the deficit is still falling and so too borrowing, contrary to most economists (and my) expectations. I'm told that Treasury officials only saw this data a little over a week ago and couldn't believe their luck. It allowed George Osborne to claim that the government is still making progress.
- He believes that so long as the public perceive the problem with the British economy to be borrowing they will see the government's budget hawks as the solution and Labour as the problem.
- The government believes its chosen targets for cuts are popular. Beware when they talk of squeezing bureaucrats, benefits and the better off.
- Alongside that pain he's offered voters some gains - the cancellation of the next planned fuel duty rise and another small income tax cut by an increase in the personal tax allowance.
- The Treasury's latest attempt to stimulate growth is to cut business taxes and to switch £5 billion from day to day "current" spending to investment or "capital" spending. This has already been welcomed by business.
One of the oldest political clichés of them all is that you shouldn't judge a budget on the day. The reason sayings become cliches is because they are usually true.


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It seems much of Raider Nation is pleased Jason Campbell has seized the role of team leader during the lockout.
Campbell said in two interviews he had a playbook and was organizing a workout at an undisclosed date and time along with Richard Seymour. Campbell would run the offense, Seymour the defense.
Jackson, a smooth operator when it comes to player relations, has apparently mended any fences that were in need of repair over Campbell's benching in favor of Bruce Gradkowski last year in Week 2. It was Jackson who went to coach Tom Cable and requested the change, and considering the influence bestowed on the coordinator by Al Davis, the head coach had little choice but to comply.
It's a nice bit of sleight of hand in that Cable was viewed as a Bruce Gradkowski guy. That may have been true, but the offense belonged to Jackson and he twice opted to have Gradkowski replace Campbell.
Now Campbell is saying all the right things about Jackson and vice versa, a good sign in that the offensive mind and the quarterback should operate as one. There are no more gray areas. In the brief span on April 29 when the lockout was lifted, go ahead and assume Jackson, in addition to shipping a playbook to Campbell, also made it clear what he expected of his quarterback should there be another shutdown.
Campbell, who has never played in the same system for two straight years, is taking Jackson's request to be a leader to heart.
When asked about the qualities he looked for in a quarterback before the draft, Jackson thought the two most important attributes were leadership and accuracy _ the ability to complete big passes and keep drives alive.
The offseason without the coaches provides a unique opportunity for Campbell to make strides toward being a leader. As far as being the kind of passer Jackson desires, we won't know that until training camp and the regular season.
Because here's the deal with Campbell _ he has yet to demonstrate he can carry the Raiders offense on a day when the running game isn't going well.
His season passer rating of 84.5 last year was the best since Rich Gannon won MVP at 97.3 in 2002, but achieved largely because of five games in which he had rating ranging from 105.5 to 127.9 during which the Raiders dominated on the ground. Oakland averaged 216.4 yards per game in those five games when Campbell's efficiency was highest (71 of 111 for 1,114 yards, eight touchdowns, no interceptions for a 121.2 rating).
By contrast, Campbell's rating was 65.7 (123 of 218 for 1,273 yards, five touchdowns, eight interceptions) outside of those five games when Oakland struggled on the ground and needed to control things through the air.
As much as Jackson is talking up Campbell, the fact remains that at the present time, the quarterback is not under contract past this year. Unless they sign him once the lockout ends as a show of confidence, he'll likely be playing for that contract this year.
There was considerable buzz the Raiders liked Nevada quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Sports Illustrated's Peter King was in the 49ers' draft room and reported San Francisco was convinced Oakland would have taken Kaepernick had they not traded up to get him.
Whether the 49ers were correct in their assessment, only the Raiders know for sure. If they were thinking quarterback in the second round, it means they weren't necessarily sold on Campbell past this year.
The bottom line is Campbell can lead all he wants, but any designs he has on becoming Davis' next Jim Plunkett will rest with him on occasion carrying the offense with the pass.


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Blue-headed Vireoby D. Speiser
Nesting** Spring Migration*** Fall Migration*** Winter**
(no star = birding is not very productive, * = somewhat productive, ** = productive, *** = very productive)
Spuyten Duyvil is an early Dutch name for the steeply sloped area where the Harlem and Hudson Rivers meet. Spuyten Duyvil Shorefront Park, owned by City of New York/Parks and Recreation, is a small hillside (0.187 acres) overlooking the two rivers on the southwestern tip of the Bronx. The Park is a natural stopover for songbirds migrating near the Hudson River and offers open views of ducks on the rivers. Just a few blocks north is Riverdale Park, a narrow strip of land (97 acres) running parallel to the Hudson River for 1 ¼ miles, also owned by City of New York/Parks and Recreation. Its deciduous woodlands, brushy clearings, and freshwater wetland attract woodpeckers, vireos, swallows, thrushes, and warblers.
A former estate (Raoul Wallenberg) across the street (east) of Riverdale Park was acquired by NYC Parks a few years ago. This park has several large oaks that attract migrant warblers and other songbirds. Further north and inland from Riverdale Park sits the Wave Hill estate and grounds. The formal gardens and lawns also attract migrating birds. The three waterfront sites offer spectacular views of the Hudson River and New Jersey's Palisades, though the active passenger rail tracks along the river block direct waterfront access.
Spuyten Duyvil Shorefront Park
Click here for a google map where you can get directions to this park.
Starting from the intersection of Johnson Avenue and Kappock Street (near bus stop), walk toward the high-rise apartment building with a blue façade. Make a right at the building and proceed downhill on Palisade Avenue to Edsall Avenue to the beginning of a woodchip path. Take this path to the end (only a few hundred feet) where there is a good view of the river and across to Manhattan's Inwood Hill Park. Scan the trees along the path and the river for migrants. Walk west on Edsall Avenue and check the pond under the Henry Hudson Bridge for ducks.
You can also start from the Spuyten Duyvil Metro North Railroad Station and walk along Edsall Avenue, or take stairs up to Palisade Ave, birding the same areas as above.
Return to Johnson Avenue (which shortly becomes Palisade Avenue) and turn left (west) and walk past private residences to the tiny gated overlook on the left. Check for birds in the trees lining the street and in the bushes on the hillside below. Stop to take in the wonderful view of the river.
Go back to Palisade Avenue and continue north until you reach West 232 Street. In the section between Kappock st and 232 st. there is fair birding in the former estate trees and bushes on both sides of the avenue. The private homes and the grounds of the Shervier Nursing home along this section of Palisade Avenue. host several noteworthy trees, including a tulip tree that is among the largest known. The large oaks in this section host good numbers of fall and spring migrant songbirds.
Riverdale Park
Click here for NYC Park map showing the boundaries of Riverdale and Raoul Wallenberg Parks.
232 Street to 254 Street, Hudson River to Palisade Avenue This section can also be reached by taking local or express busses to Henry Hudson Parkway and 232nd st, then walking three blocks west on 232nd to Palisade Ave. There are no sidewalks on the westernmost portion of this walk, but there is not too much car traffic. Be careful.
Look for the entrance to the southern section of Riverdale Park near the northwest corner of 232 Street and Palisade Avenue. Enter the southern section of the park through an opening in a chainlink fence, take the main trail closest to the river, and walk north checking the treetops and shrubs as you go. At the beginning of this walk the woods are largely composed of native species, these are much more attractive to most migrant and resident birds than the Norway maples and other invasive species in the next section of the walk. Continue north along the main trail and pass by a small brown brick building that is a power substation of the rail road. The tangled vegetation here can be surprisingly attractive to such fall migrants as mourning and chestnut-sided warbler.
Chestnut-sided Warblerby D. Speiser
Walking north for a few minutes one goes up and down some hills before coming to one of the most intact native forests in the city. Though vines of Eurasian origin are starting to invade, this section is still full of regionally declining plants, including spring wildflowers, pinxter (native azalea), maple-leaved viburnum, and blueberry. The canopy is a mixture of oak, hickory, and other bird-friendly species. This is an excellent area for migrant and resident birds. Eastern Screech-Owls usually breed here annually, as do forest interior species like Great-crested Flycatcher and Red-eyed Vireo. Good numbers of Baltimore Orioles and even Orchard Orioles breed here. At the end of this section take the path uphill and back to the street. Walk north on Palisade Avenue. In a short distance, after passing a group of private residences, you can re-enter the park. This northern section of Riverdale Park has more invasive-dominated woods, and is rarely as productive for birds as the southern section of the park. There are some clearings and a freshwater wetland. Explore any of the trails and check the trees and brushy areas for migrants. The park ends at West 254 Street, half a mile from the start of the northern section.
A breeding bird census conducted in 1988 identified 34 breeders in Riverdale Park including Eastern Wood-Pewee, Yellow-billed Cuckoo, Red-bellied Woodpecker, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, and Orchard Oriole. A new species that has become regular in Riverdale Park since 2009 is the Northern Raven. These magnificent birds appear almost daily, playing in the updrafts along the river. They cover a lot of ground and are not always easy to see, but their unmistakable croaking and aerobatic flight make them unmistakable.
If one chooses to explore Raoul Wallenberg Forest Preserve, it is best to leave Riverdale park at any of several trails just north of the brown brick substation and cross Palisade Ave. Wallenberg is a small property between Riverdale and Seton Parks and can be birded quickly, unless one meets a migrant wave.
The Urban Park Rangers conduct nature walks in Riverdale Park.
Wave Hill
At this point, you can either continue walking north to 255 Street and the Hudson River to Metro North's Riverdale Station and return to Manhattan or visit Wave Hill's lovely gardens, wooded trails, and scenic views overlooking the Hudson River.
To reach Wave Hill from the north end of Riverdale Park go past the Riverdale Country School and continue uphill, taking a left on Palisade Ave. The entrance is shortly on the left (east). If visiting from the Riverdale Metro-North Riverdale station, check the shuttle bus schedule or walk uphill away from the river on West 254 Street and then take a right on Sycamore Avenue. Check in the large pines on the right and the orchard on the left for birds. Continue to the intersection of 252 Street and Independence Avenue and turn right on Independence. In a short distance, Wave Hill's main entrance (249 Street) appears on the right. Wave Hill is a city-owned cultural and environmental institution, operated by a private, nonprofit Board of Directors. The 28-acre Park and Wave Hill House (with cafe and restrooms) are open regularly from 9am-5:30pm every day except Mondays. There is an entrance fee. Investigate the garden in front of the greenhouse to the right of the entrance as well as the stately oaks and beeches in the lawn area.
Northern Harrierby D. Speiser
The lawn offers an unrestricted view overlooking the Hudson River and, in the fall, is an opportune place to hawk watch. This bank of the river is a major fall corridor for hawks and other migrants. When the winds are northwesterly birds take advantage of the updraft created when the wind is pressed upwards by the hill that forms this bank of the river. From September to November there is a steady procession of birds when conditions are right.
A hawk watch here had good numbers of accipiters, falcons, and Red-tailed Hawks, but almost no Broad-winged Hawks. The most easily observed songbirds flying this river of air are Blue Jay, Northern Flicker, American Robin, and Cedar Waxwing, but many other species are visible as well. One November an irruption year brought thousands of chickadee, titmice, and other semi-resident birds. For several days flocks streamed past this bank of the Hudson, sometimes at a rate of 300 birds an hour.
Bald Eagleby D. Speiser
Winter Eagle Watching
For at least the last decade numbers of bald eagles are again wintering along the lower Hudson. Though the best viewing areas are from Westchester County to Bear Mountain, these majestic birds are now seen daily from December to March from upper Manhattan on north. Eagles are most easily seen here when the Hudson freezes, usually for a few weeks in mid-February. At such times bald eagles ride ice flows south with the tide; often groups of adult and immature birds will squabble over dead fish.
When to Go
Spring and fall are both good for migrating songbirds; the spring peak is April 25 to May 15, the fall peak is mid-September to mid-October. Go to Spuyten Duyvil Shorefront Park and Riverdale Park between dawn and 11:30am and to Wave Hill starting at 9am, when it opens. At Wave Hill fall hawk migration is best September 15-October 15. The peak of the Red-tailed Hawk migration is October 25-November 10. The best hours are 10am-3pm. On strong west and northwest winds, some hawks fly at eye level using the updrafts along the steep westward facing hills overlooking the Hudson River.
At Spuyten Duyvil Shorefront Park, mid-November to mid-March, mid-morning to mid-afternoon, is good for wintering ducks, including Red-breasted Merganser. The abundance and variety of ducks depends upon freezing conditions further north--in short, the colder the winter up north, the better the chance for variety and numbers of ducks on open water in the New York City area.
Optimal Weather Conditions
Bright, sunny, warm days are best for spring birding. Hawk watching is good on partly sunny autumn days with northwesterly winds. In winter, go out on clear, windless days.
Personal Safety
The suggested tour runs through relatively safe, but remote, residential areas. All the same, it is best to bird in small groups of two to four. Spuyten Duyvil and Riverdale parks have dog ticks and poison ivy. Watch for joggers and unleashed dogs along Palisade Avenue and in Riverdale Park.
Directions Please refer to each park listed above.
Resource Person for Hudson River Parks Birding:
David Burg, founder and president of WildMetro, a member of the New York City Audubon's Conservation Committee since 1986 and former president of the NYC Audubon's Board of Directors


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i'm so sorry, ralph. i think that is so horrible that anyone would do that to anyone else, especially such a kind and giving person as you. i'm glad you are back to being you. hugs )
Thank you Steve for this post headline. It is so apt !
Here is your comment reply.
I am not too sure whether to tell you about my online dating disaster. I feel the only way is to write this post with part of an email which I sent to a friend this morning. A teaser perhaps ! And to read in these comments what you have to say my friends.
Hi Karen,
Something happened to me a couple of days ago which brought me back to my own reality. I had been so drawn into Tammy's world of problems and lies that I had forgotten my own life and how I normally am. If she sends me a copy of her passport or rings my doorbell I will believe her and apologise. Until then I have to forget her and move on with my life.
The story is. The other afternoon I was indoors with the A/C on as it was baking hot. I had a "feeling" that I must go out on the rear balcony 3 floors up, and look out. Down below me to the left behind some bushes I saw a blue shirt and a head and recognised Paco lying on the ground trying to move. He was out of sight of the path and the road. I called and asked if he was okay. He waved me to come down, which I did. Meeting Carlos in the street I told him what I saw and we both went and picked Paco up. His arms and face were torn to ribbons. He was on the path, had a heart problem and fell over the hedge into the bushes. We got him home. If I was not "told" to go out on the balcony to see him he would have probably been there all night and probably died.
This is my real world of helping people, being kind and generous. Because Tammy has taken most of my money, my generosity will have to wait a while until I build up my funds again. In the past I have paid off most of a poor local family's slate at the local shop and many other similar acts. I have to get back to being myself. This is why I have deleted Yahoo Messenger totally from my laptop as Tammy's world is not mine and I don't want to be constantly reminded that in helping a woman I was going to spend the rest of my life with, it became a disaster for me.
Wow ! Sorry to read of your health problems. I hope you are feeling a little better this morning. Sorry I cut Yahoo Messenger so quickly, but I had to do it. It's going to be another hot day, but I will be doing some shopping for the weekend in a couple of hours time.
I have used up a lot of love and emotions over the last 3 months or so. Also a lot of money (which I am not too worried about as that can be replaced over time). Love and emotions cannot be replaced. I am still not sure whether I was involved with an incompetent business woman or a Nigerian criminal group, but I believe it to be the latter.
Ralph xox ❤
I had the same thing happen to me but fortunatly my friend checked the guy out on http://www.Romancescam.com and saw his picture there. Emotionally I had invested a lot but financially never got to that point. There are a lot of Nigerian and also Russian scams out there. They are on every site and in every country. It is big business for them. apparently it has brought in over a billion dollars into Nigeria so the government does nothing to them. My friend has also lost a lot of money on Phillipine lonely hearts sites. They always have a sob story. The Nigerians even use pictures of children and models off a Hawaiin modeling agency. I think it is despicable that anyone would play with someone's emotions like that. Scum of the world I called the man who was trying to entice me. Also many of these scams will even use military photos. So trust Allah but tie your camel Bruce. don't give up on love but be very careful who comes into your world.
Is Paco okay? I'm not understanding this post so well…diid you try to date online?
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