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dp2 wrote:enumerated powers wrote:SirMustapha wrote:...
Babble, get out of my head! I was TOTALLY going to say that.
Well, Sir "Uniqua" Mustapha is not entirely a Grinch, or Oscar the Grouch, after all (to mix children's television metaphors)...
He is also not entirely Uniqua -- he's Austin.
Yeah, I have kids.
If the smarty-pants was trying to bait-and-switch me into a "LOL I TROL U" moment by deliberately getting the characters' names wrong, then it backfired beautifully. Otherwise, this goes to show the effect of Randall rarely ever bothering to get his facts straight before making an alleged joke.
Retsam wrote:The joke of the last panel is that it's only megahorn guy who doesn't get it. The woman next to him, the people in the background all act as if this is natural. It's not just a stick figure yelling "Oh god oh god oh god" it's the "Why did you do that!" part that's important, the idea that megahorn guy obviously should have known better, whereas his reaction is basically what ours would have been.
But it's a completely lame execution, besides of being a completely absurd anti-climax to, after a really cool representation of the "Sheeple" rising and a pretty neat close-up of its eye (RANDALL DREW AN EYE!!), write up some tiny lines of "dialogue" with lines pointing outwards. It's like the "Drama" comic in which Randall depicts the sudden, violent outburst of "drama" all over the place with an insipid graph. It is lame and inept, and honestly, it doesn't seem like that's the focus of the joke at all, with lines so vague like that ("All is lost"? Really?).
Retsam wrote:In short: the last panel establishes megahorn guy both as the Only Sane Man and the character the reader (in a small way) relates to.
No! Don't link to TV Tropes! That will cause a huge eruption of Cleverness By Golfing links with wacky titles pointing to Random Articles Of Awesome, and everyone will go Smash The Window With Your Face as the world turns to I Didn't Know Breathing Was An Option. Thanks to you, the Dirty Tampon Character will Step With Your Left Foot First Dammit and Bucket Of Paint On A Hospital Bed arrgh make it stop Lolworthy And Gravitalicious Chopin Was A Sysadmin Awkward Goatse Mother Moment
Retsam wrote:Without the last panel, the comic is simply "weird", with it, the comic is "absurd". There's a difference, (look up absurdism and the "theater of the absurd") and I think it's better because of it.
Yes, I've watched my tiny share of Ionesco and we read a bit about it on my theatre classes, and I think it's pretty fair to say that the execution can make, say, Rhinoceros range from genius to garbage. You may have a good joke in your hands, but if you don't deliver it well, you waste it.


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Security Researchers Expose New Gold Standard In Government/Law Enforcement Spyware
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If you've ever wondered just how far a government entity can embed itself in your personal electronic devices (without physically taking it out of the box and implanting hardware/firmware), the answer is pretty damn far.
Newly uncovered components of a digital surveillance tool used by more than 60 governments worldwide provide a rare glimpse at the extensive ways law enforcement and intelligence agencies use the tool to surreptitiously record and steal data from mobile phones.Hacking Team's tool can be deployed against Android and iOS devices, along with Blackberries and Windows Phones. And that's just the phone end of the spectrum. Hacking Team also has exploits that target desktop and laptop computers.
The modules, made by the Italian company Hacking Team, were uncovered by researchers working independently of each other at Kaspersky Lab in Russia and the Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs in Canada, who say the findings provide great insight into the trade craft behind Hacking Team's tools...
They allow, for example, for covert collection of emails, text messages, call history and address books, and they can be used to log keystrokes and obtain search history data. They can take screenshots, record audio from the phones to monitor calls or ambient conversations, hijack the phone's camera to snap pictures or piggyback on the phone's GPS system to monitor the user's location.
The software is fully "legal" and is used by intelligence and law enforcement agencies around the world. Kapersky Lab's research managed to track down the location of several servers that act as collection points for the legal malware. Finishing in the top two spots by a wide margin were the United States… and Kazakhstan. The next three? UK, Canada and Ecuador. While Kapersky cautiously notes that it's impossible to say whether these servers are controlled locally by law enforcement agencies, etc., that would be the most probable situation.
[I]t would make sense for LEAs to put their C&Cs in their own countries in order to avoid cross-border legal problems and the seizure of servers.Hacking Team's spyware does its own recon in order to sniff out other software that might detect it before installing and, once installed, does everything it can to remain undetected -- like send and receive data only while accessing a Wifi connection and carefully controlling use of anything that might noticeably affect battery life.
Once on a system, the iPhone module uses advance techniques to avoid draining the phone's battery, turning on the phone's microphone, for example, only under certain conditions.While Hacking Team claims to only sell to NATO partners and countries that haven't been blacklisted for hosting oppressive regimes, there's some indication that its tools are still being used by governments to target dissent. Citizen Lab's research points out that Hacking Team's software has been "bundling" itself with certain versions of a legitimate Saudi news app ("Qatif Today") in order to covertly deploy its payload.
"They can just turn on the mic and record everything going on around the victim, but the battery life is limited, and the victim can notice something is wrong with the iPhone, so they use special triggers," says Costin Raiu, head of Kaspersky's Global Research and Analysis team.
One of those triggers might be when the victim's phone connects to a specific WiFi network, such as a work network, signaling the owner is in an important environment. "I can't remember having seen such advanced techniques in other mobile malware," he says.
Using signatures developed as part of our ongoing research into "lawful intercept" malware developed by Hacking Team, we identified a suspicious Android installation package (APK). The file was a functional copy of the 'Qatif Today' (القطيف اليوم) news application bundled with a Hacking Team payload. Documents we have reviewed suggest that Hacking Team refers to this kind of mobile implant as an "Installation Package," where a legitimate third party application file is bundled with the implant. This kind of tactic with Android package implants has been seen in other targeted malware attacks (that do not use commercial "lawful intercept" products) including the LuckyCat campaign, and in attacks against Tibetan activists, and groups in the Uyghur community.Kim Zetter at Wired also notes that it's been used to spy on a citizen journalist group in Morocco and to target a US woman who's been a vocal critic of Turkey's Gulen movement, the latter of which could create some serious complications if true.
Turkey is a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization alliance. If authorities there were behind the hack attack, it would mean that a NATO ally had attempted to spy on a U.S. citizen on U.S. soil, presumably without the knowledge or approval of U.S. authorities, and for reasons that don't appear to be related to a criminal or counter-terrorism investigation.The legal framework surrounding the deployment of government malware is shaky at best, but creative readings of existing laws and seemingly insignificant wording in proposed laws governing surveillance could easily legitimize all-access packages like this one. Christopher Parsons at Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs points out that the addition of a just a few words into Canada's proposed anti-cyberbullying legislation (Bill C-13) would effectively give the government permission to deploy this spyware against its own citizens.
[U]nder proposed sub-section 492.1(2)He goes on to note that the same wording also applies to "transmission data," meaning the government would have permission to both track location as well as intercept content using tools like those developed by Hacking Team.
"[a] justice or judge who is satisfied by information on oath that there are reasonable grounds to believe that an offence has been or will be committed under this or any other Act of Parliament and that tracking an individual's movement by identifying the location of a thing that is usually carried or worn by the individual will assist in the investigation of the offence may issue a warrant authorizing a peace officer or a public officer to obtain that tracking data by means of a tracking device."
Tracking devices are defined as "a device, including a computer program within the meaning of subsection 342.1(2), that may be used to obtain or record tracking data or to transmit it by a means of telecommunication", and tracking data is broadly understood as "data that relates to the location of a transaction, individual or thing."
While the existing section 492.1 allows the installation for tracking devices, it doesn't refer to software, only hardware. The addition of 'computer programs' to the definitions of tracking devices means authorities – after receiving a warrant based on grounds to suspect – could covertly install computer programs that are designed to report on the location of targeted persons, devices (e.g. mobile phones), or vehicles. The government is attempting to legitimize the secretive installation of govware on devices for the purpose of tracking Canadians.
The power of surveillance malware, as deployed by government agencies, has been discussed before, but the "arms race" that pits both intelligence/law enforcement agencies and actual criminals against the general public shows no sign of slowing down. At this point, authorities hardly even need to bother seeking the assistance of third parties like Google and Apple when seeking access to data and communications. They're already deep inside.
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From desks to beds: Landlords convert offices into apartments
Some Stamford office building owners have taken drastic action to fill their buildings -- not with workers toiling busily at their desks -- but with people snacking in front of their television sets or preparing a savory supper.
Realizing that he had little hope of filling some of his office buildings amid high vacancy rates at many area complexes, Gregory Lodato, president of MarLo Associates, converted an office building at 485 Summer St. into a 20-unit apartment building in late 2012, and now he is planning to convert 460 Summer St. into 21 to 24 units.
The difficult office market in Stamford, coupled with demand for apartments convinced Lodato that the timing was right to convert the properties, he said, adding that only six units at 485 Summer St. are unoccupied.
"It was pretty much Class `D' office space. We took this undesirable office space (at 485 Summer St.) and turned it into very desirable apartment units," he said, adding that he has no regrets about his decision, despite the conversion cost. "It will cost north of $100,000 per unit to build (460 Summer St.) We'll be looking for $2,200 for a one bedroom and $2,500 for a two bedroom."
Lodato decided to convert the buildings as the vacancy rate for Class `A' office space in Stamford's Central Business District continues to languish in the mid-20 percent range.
It is hovering around 26.4 percent, according to a second quarter report issued by Jones Lang LaSalle, while the vacancy rate for Class `B' space is about 13.7 percent.
Rental rates for Class `A' space in the district is $46.60 per square foot, and $25.69 for Class `B' space, Jones Lang LaSalle reported.
`A trend out of necessity'
But vacancy levels are higher farther from the Stamford Transportation Center.
While the long walk from the train station might have deterred companies from locating operations in Lodato's office buildings, he thinks they are in a prime location for tenants that want to be close to downtown retailers and the restaurant scene on Bedford Street.
Lending institutions are anxious to finance apartment construction, Lodato said.
"You go to residential because you can get financing," he said. "I think it's a trend out of necessity. There's no sign of recovery in the office market."
Lodato is not the only office building owner who has seen apartments as a logical option to the futility of working to fill under-performing properties.
Richard Freedman, president of Garden Homes Management in Stamford, and Randy Salvatore, owner of RMS Cos., also in Stamford, have converted office buildings to apartment complexes.
"We've done three in Stamford and one in Darien," Freedman said, noting that the first conversion was in 2009 when he turned a 32,000-square-foot Stamford office building at 111 Prospect St. into 55 apartments.
Darien conversion
Another project came a year later, when he converted a 37,000-square-foot office building at 25 Third St. into 50 apartments. That was followed in 2011 by conversion of a 20,000-square-foot space at 397 Post Road in Darien into a 35-unit complex, and last year by turning 800 Summer St., a 40,000-square-foot office building, into 89 apartments.
All of the buildings were in Garden Homes' portfolio.
"They all were Class `B' buildings, and the occupancy was not great. The only way we could have them occupied was to keep rent so low that we couldn't make any money. Now as apartments they're 95 or 96 percent occupied," Freedman said, estimating that the conversion costs equated to $140 per square foot. "It's definitely a trend. I don't think it's going to end anytime soon. People aren't using offices like they used to."
Many of the apartments in Garden Homes' converted buildings are studios, starting at about $1,100 a month.
The opportunity to convert an under-utilized commercial building in need of improvement into apartments is hard to resist, said Russell Munz, co-owner and president of Pyramid Real Estate Group, a Stamford-based commercial real estate firm.
"Rent for Class `B' and `C' offices have not moved since the mid-'80s," he said. "In real estate lingo, it's called `creative re-use'. I think it's a great use. There's no shortage of people that want to rent because their credit may not be good, they're unable to qualify for a mortgage or they don't want to own."
Recognizing the demand for apartments in lower Fairfield County, Garden Homes expects to soon raze a vacant building at 1032 Hope St. in Stamford and start construction of an 88-unit apartment building in November. Most of the units will be studio and one-bedroom apartments.
Fairfield, Milford construction
Freedman said he expects construction to take a year, adding that his company is also building a 54-unit complex in Fairfield and a 36-unit building in Milford.
"I think this is the golden age now for rental housing," he said.
Norman Cole, Stamford city planner, welcomes building owners' efforts to convert some of their office buildings because the occupancy levels of them are so low. Some are in the 20-to 30-percent range or lower.
"They're re-purposing these buildings and putting them good use," he said. "They're in nice locations where people can walk (to stores and restaurants)."
In Bridgeport, where residential rents are not as a high, the trend has been slower to catch on. Bradley Balletto, regional manager of Northeast Private Client Group, cited a few examples of converted spaces, like the old headquarters of the City Trust Bank or a former office building at 333 State Street in downtown Bridgeport, which is being leased as high-end apartment space this summer. But, the conversion value is not as great, Balletto said.
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"I don't know that it's going to be as common in Bridgeport because you don't get as high a rent as in Stamford to justify the cost," Balletto said. "I don't know if there's enough product for it or enough demand quite yet."
Toll Brothers have started construction to build out the "Reserve," a residential development with 1,500 units on about 500 acres of land once owned by Union Carbide in Danbury, though this is the only such development in the area, said Jeff Ryer, principal of Ryer Associates. In Stamford, where a strong office culture developed downtown starting in the 1980s, there is a need to bring residential housing back into the bustling hub of the city, Ryer said.
"I'm not seeing that type of scenario here (in Danbury)," Ryer said.
Location was the prime reason why Salvatore purchased a vacant office building at 1200 Bedford St. constructed in the early 1980s, for $1 million and spent $3 million upgrading its facade and converting it into 16 apartments in 2012.
"They rented very quickly. It took 45 days," Salvatore said, adding that the rental rates ranged between $2,300 and $2,500 per month.
The Bedford Street project followed conversion of an office building at 100 Prospect St. into 82 units in 2010, Salvatore said.
Glut of space
"You have a lot of `B' and `C' office space that's beyond useful life, and you have a glut of Class `A' space," he said, commenting that prices for Class `A' space make it hard for offices with fewer amenities to compete for tenants. "These office buildings are in a good area, so it makes perfect sense to convert them. I definitely think you'll see more because I don't think you'll see anything change. There's still so much Class `A' space available."
RMS expects to complete construction of The Moderne, a 58-unit apartment complex at 163 Franklin St. by Sept. 1.
Unlike the conversions, The Moderne is a ground-up project. Twenty-five units already have been leased.
"Stamford is becoming a destination place for people to live," Salvatore said.
Ezra Karp, a broker with William Raveis Real Estate in Stamford, has experienced the demand for apartments in the city.
"It's very strong in Stamford. They come and go very quickly -- that's the high-end apartments. Young people who commute from New York can't afford to buy a house," he said. "Stamford is growing so much. I believe there will always be a need for rental space. If (a conversion) is upscale, it should do well."
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I was at the NISE Net public engagement planning meeting in late July at the Science Museum of Minnesota. On the return flight to Boston, I had a conversation about nano with a fellow passenger that, to me, underscored the timeliness of the activities we are developing. As we began to descend, my closest seatmate - a well-groomed woman of indeterminate age - asked if I knew Boston well. I said that I had visited a few times recently and enjoyed the time. She asked, "What's a really fun thing to do in Boston?" Without thinking, I gave a classic museum junkie response, "Go to the Museum of Science, it's got all kinds of great stuff!" Now, while that may be a good answer for a family with children, I immediately suspected it might be less appropriate for this woman visiting her single, adult daughter. To my surprise, she responded quite cheerfully in a rolling lilt right out of Lake Wobegon, "Why I might just do that! I'm a science teacher, don't ya' know!" I breathed easier. I described to her some of my favorite spots in MoS; we compared notes on exhibits at SMM, where she brings her 7th and 8th grade classes. I couldn't resist the inevitable question, "Do you know anything about nanotechnology?" "Why yes," she responded. "And you know, it kinda worries me, all those tiny particles and nobody has any idea what happens to them, do they, now?" She looked at me with tiny worry lines around her mouth and eyes. That's all it took for me to launch into a brain dump about the project, the public engagement challenges, the regulatory status of the industry, the exhibits and programs designed for different topics (poor woman!). At one point she mentioned "What I would really like is some way to learn about all this as an adult, to talk with other people in my town and school about this." Perfect – she was describing the NISE Net forums! This is really the first time I have had a substantive conversation about nanotechnology with a random stranger outside of a museum (not someone at a NISE Net event) – someone who knows enough to be asking what implications nano might have, and who recognizes how important it could be in the future. It was a welcome change from the guarded faces and glazed eyes that are the more common responses to this subject matter. As if that weren't enough, the woman sitting in the aisle seat of our row joined the conversation as we landed. "I couldn't help overhearing you talking about nanotechnology," she began. "You might like this book I just finished – it's a story about nanomedicine and the President." Later, I looked up the title she mentioned: The First Patient, by Michael Palmer. Has anyone read it?


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Hamilton County Republican Party Chairman Marty Von Schaaf said Wednesday he won't seek a second term when the party elects new officers early next year.
An influential nominating panel composed of past chairmen will recommend Unum financial risk consultant and WGOW-FM radio host Tony Sanders as Von Schaaf's replacement. But the county party's full executive committee has the final vote, and other nominations could emerge at the convention, creating a floor battle.
Before deciding on Sanders, the nominating panel debated several other Republicans, including former congressional hopeful Tommy Crangle and Hamilton County Pachyderm Club President Joe Manuel.
"I think we'll come in unified. Tony has proven himself an effective fundraiser," said Bobby Wood, the former state representative from Harrison who led the panel.
Party Vice Chairwoman Allison Brewster said the media will be allowed into the county party convention, which hasn't been scheduled. Journalists were excluded from the 2011 reorganization.
Von Schaaf is a sales consultant at Marshall Mize Ford in Hixson. Without elaborating, he said personal and professional reasons precluded another term.
"I'm proudest that I didn't create any media circuses and got Republicans elected," he said. "I don't need the spotlight. I'm the guy behind the scenes with a lot of people helping me."
Von Schaaf said his biggest accomplishments were electing conservatives and establishing a spacious headquarters on the corner of Main and Chestnut streets. Local Republican groups formerly used a smaller building on North Market Street.
Supporters said Von Schaaf improved the local party's political slate. He leaves the Hamilton County Commission with seven Republicans and two Democrats. Even more lopsided is the Hamilton County legislative delegation in Nashville, with six Republicans and one Democrat after November balloting. And for the first time in county party history, Von Schaaf actively recruited Republican and tea party candidates for nonpartisan city elections in 2013.
"He's a people motivator, and he gives solid advice," said County Commissioner Joe Graham. "He knew good spots for your campaign signs, how to word the brochures. You need that as a candidate."
But some activists said Von Schaaf was unavailable too often and didn't focus enough on fundraising. Sources said financial know-how is the momentum behind Sanders, an accountant and onetime campaign treasurer for Commissioner Marty Haynes.
"The party financially is in a lean time," said Delores Vinson, the former chairwoman Von Schaaf defeated in 2011.
Von Schaaf declined to discuss the county party's money matters, but he acknowledged a busy life.
"The time requirement to be chairman takes a lot of time away from the regular working man, which I am," he said.
According to emails obtained by the Chattanooga Times Free Press, the nominating panel will recommend former congressional staffer Paulina Madaris for vice chairman; Hamilton County Young Republicans Chairman George Jackson for treasurer; and longtime GOP activist Teresa Wood for secretary.
Brewster, the sister of former U.S. Rep. Zach Wamp, said she'll stay on as vice treasurer.
Officer positions are unpaid.
The Hamilton County Democratic Party also reorganizes next year. It's unclear whether Chairman Paul Smith will seek another term. He did not return a phone call Wednesday.


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UBS SME barometer: Economic situation of architecture and engineering firms improves further
As in the previous quarter, the SME barometer has fallen and presently lies well below the longtime average. Large companies are still doing better than small and medium-sized enterprises. In the case of architecture and engineering firms, orders in recent months rose further, resulting in very good figures. Tourism is also recovering gradually.
Zurich/Basel, 06 March 2013 - The SME barometer, calculated on the basis of the KOF survey of industrial companies, still shows a grim situation for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The value for SMEs has deteriorated since July 2012 and is now, at -1.1, significantly lower than the longtime average of 0.3 points. Large companies on the other hand, exhibit a slight rise, which almost offsets the decline at the end of last year. But also the index for large companies is below its longtime average of 0.2 points.
Business conditions in the industry eased slightly in recent months with the exception of incoming orders, and SMEs have caught up with big companies to some degree. But the general situation remains difficult for all industrial companies, and all indicators have deteriorated in recent months. An exception is the business situation of large companies, which improved slightly for most companies in January for the first time since April 2012.
Construction industry benefits from rising demand among architecture and engineering firms
The construction industry continues to benefit from low interest rates and continuing population growth. Nevertheless, SMEs and large companies are drifting apart with the exception of employment levels where differences have diminished. SMEs are doing better when it comes to expected selling prices as well as with regard to employment. However, these figures cannot mask the weakening order backlog and poorer earnings situation for SMEs. Architecture and engineering firms, which are seen as a leading indicator for the construction industry, show no sign of such weakness. Irrespective of size, they still report an increase in demand, which is why they rate their business situation as outstanding.
Also in services, large companies generally outstrip SMEs. But unlike industrials, general business conditions are much better. The situation in the service sector has been improving for a long time, regardless of company size. The only exception is the retail sector, which has long suffered from falling revenues due to falling prices and fixed costs which squeeze margins. The pressure on margins is probably the reason why large companies still judge the economic situation as poor. A downward trend in the retail sector has also been apparent for a number of months in the case of SMEs, although most of them still rate their economic situation as good.
Tourism is gradually recovering from the crisis
Tourism has suffered heavily from the strong franc and falling demand, especially in the European area. But conditions now seem to be brightening somewhat. In the current quarter, revenue is improving for both large companies and SMEs, although the large companies are doing better here as well. Also other indicators show a better situation for tourism. As the level of employment tends to be a lagging economic indicator and the improvement has so far taken place on a low level, it is hardly surprising that headcounts are still considered to be too high.
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RAF Gatow Berlin Airlift 1948-49 Real Photo: Skymaster bound for Celle
9.5cm x 6.5cm. One of a collection of photos of the base and areas of Berlin taken by Driver Hembury (initial of christian name J or T, no service number known). We have used the photo descriptions in his album in the listings.
CONDITION: Please see photo. Some photos have age marks and slight traces of paper where glue from album pocket has caught edge. Slight fading on some photos, possibly some faint writing indents.
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Portal Nou Gate
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Plaza del Sol
07800 Ibiza (Balearic Islands)
Tel.:+34 971301900
- Autonomous region: Balearic Islands
- Province/Island: Ibiza
World Heritage, a certification granted by UNESCO.
Accessing the walled enclosure
It is one of the entrances to the walled enclosure of Dalt Vila. It connects the Reina Sofía park with the Plaza del Sol, through a stair-filled tunnel measuring 50 m long and 3 m high. It preserves the original 16th century wooden doors and is crowned by the coat of arms of the Crown of Aragon. The name Portal Nou (New Gateway) is probably due to the fact that it substituted the old gateway of dels Aiguaders, which disappeared following the construction of the Renaissance walls.
- Construction: Gateway
- Artistic period: Renaissance
- Historic period: 16th century


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What is Champ Man?
Champ Man is a free smartphone and tablet release from the makers of Championship Manager and is available on iOS and Android devices now!
Updated periodically with new data from the real world of football and designed in classic Championship Manager style, Champ Man gives you the opportunity to manage any one of 400 real clubs from 23 leagues across the world in a realistic season-by-season football management challenge that reflects all the emotions, tension and glory of being a real football manager.
Follow Champ Man on Facebook and Twitter!
Where can I get the latest Champ Man?
Champ Man 16:
Android: http://bit.ly/CM16Android
iOS: http://bit.ly/CM16iOS
Championship Manager All Stars:
Android: http://bit.ly/CMAll-Stars-Android
iOS: http://bit.ly/CMAll-Stars-iOS
You can find older Championship Manager games, such as CM 2007, 2008 and 2010 on the Square Enix Store.
I would like to suggest a feature or league for Champ Man!
Please make any feature requests in the dedicated forum thread.
What's new in Champ Man 16?
- Updated transfers as of the end of the September 2015 transfer window
- Job Offers
- You can now switch from one team to another mid-playthrough and continue your career at another club. Jobs can be offered to you from other clubs or you can try to interview for manager openings in the job listings board.
- Single playthrough extended to 20 Season
- Previously, in Champ Man 15, playthroughs were limited to 12 seasons. We have extended these in Champ Man 16.
- Transfer Logic rewritten
- AI teams will show an increased interest in your team's players and free agents. This also means that you may have to be more competitive when going after transfer listed players on the market
- New leagues: Australia and Singapore
- New South American and Asian Champions Cups
- You can qualify for the American Champions Cup by managing a Brazilian or Argentinian team and for the Asian Champions Cup by managing a Saudi Arabian, Australian or Singaporean team.
- The top teams that participate against you in the Champions Cups have also been added but you cannot manage them (as the rest of their leagues are not in the game)
- Updated match Engine and Visuals
- The ball position for dribbles, passes, shots, tackles, interceptions and saves is now indicated on screen
- Half and Full Time shot position summaries
- Improved logic for one-on-one chances, rebounds and shots from a distance
- The Youth Academy will now produce youth players earlier and more frequently
- In game missions system gives you objectives to complete in return for rewards
- Currency localisations, so you can now pay in your local currency
- Bug fixes
Why is Player X better rated than Player Y?
The player overall rating is a good guide to player ability, but it is a summary of all relevant attributes, and does always indicate how well certain players stack up against one another. We always recommend you check the individual attributes of a player to judge whether they're what you want to sign and whether they're suited to the position you've put them in.
Certain (particularly young) players may also have lower than expected stats, but have a large 'potential' (hidden) attribute, meaning that they can improve immensely over time.
Who should I sign?!
Here are three of the Champ Man teams young favourites from our own playthroughs:
- Olivier Ntcham (Man City, loaned to Genoa). All round midfielder. Performs much better than his profile suggests.
- Hector Bellerin (Arsenal first team right back, holds the informal sprint record for the club)
- Ezequiel Ponce (just joined Roma, already good reputation as a finisher from Argentine league)


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Buying a petabyte of storage for YOURSELF? First, you'll need a fridge
Plus a few hundred thousand quid, a reinforced floor...
StorageBod A good friend of mine recently got in contact to ask my professional opinion on something for a book he was writing. He asked me how much a petabyte of storage would cost today and whether I thought it would affordable for an individual. Both parts of the question are interesting in their own way.
How much would a petabyte of storage cost? Why, it very much depends. It's not as much as it cost last year but not as a cheap as some people would think. Firstly, it depends on what you might want to do with it - capacity, throughput and I/O performance are just part of the equation.
Of course then you've got the cost of actually running it; 400-500 spindles of spinning stuff takes a reasonable amount of power, cooling and facilities. Even if you can pack it densely, it is still likely to fall through the average floor.
There are some very good deals to be had, mind you, but you are still looking at several hundred thousand pounds, especially if you look at a four year cost.
And when will the average individual be able to afford a petabyte of storage? Well without some significant changes in storage technology; we are some time away from this being feasible. Even with 10 Terabyte disks, we are talking over a hundred disks.
But will we ever need a petabyte of personal storage? That's extremely hard to say. I wonder if we will we see the amount of personal storage peak in the next decade?
And as for on-premises personal storage...
That should start to go into decline, for me it is already beginning to do so. I carry less storage around than I used to... I've replaced my 120GB iPod with a 32GB phone but if I'm out with my camera, I've probably got 32GB+ of cards with me. Yet with connected cameras coming and 4G (once we get reasonable tariffs), this will probably start to fall off.
I also expect to see the use of spinning rust go into decline as PVRs are replaced with streaming devices; it seems madness to me that a decent proportion of the world's storage is storing redundant copies of the same content. How many copies of EastEnders does the world need to be stored on a locally spinning drive?
So I am not sure that we will get to a petabyte of personal storage any time soon but we already have access to many petabytes of storage via the interwebs.
Personally, I didn't buy any spinning rust last year and although I expect to buy some this year, this will mostly be refreshing what I've got.
Professionally, looks like over a petabyte per month is going to be pretty much run-rate.
That is a trend I expect to see continue; the difference between commercial and personal consumption is going to grow. There will be scary amounts of data around about you and generated by you; you just won't know about it or be able to access it. ®


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You knew it wouldn't be long before Miami would find itself mired in the Michael Jackson death story.
At first, some people in Miami tried to jump on the bandwagon by claiming that the cemetery in which the Thriller video was filmed is none other than the Coconut Grove Bahamian Cemetery, but that turned out to be an urban myth.
But now we have something even juicier.
Al Malnik, Miami restaurateur, reputed mobster and legendary loan shark, is claiming that he might not only be the father of Michael Jackson's youngest son, but he might also be the executor of Jackson's multimillion dollar estate.
Malnik has been tellingreporters that in either 2003 or 2004, Jackson named him the executor of his will and guardian of his youngest son, Prince Michael Jackson II, better known as "Blanket".
"Blanket" – who was thrust into the limelight in 2002 after Jackson dangled him from a Berlin balcony - is now seven years old. He was born to an unknown mother; a surrogate mother that Jackson never met.
At the time he supposedly signed everything over to Malnik, Jackson was drowning in debt, much of it coming from his child molestation legal bills and no doubt the $27 million he paid to silence a couple of other kids who had accused him of molesting them.
Malnik, who was once dubbed "heir apparent" to mobster Meyer Lanksky, reportedly saved Jackson from bankruptcy when he was unable to repay a $70 million loan.
But then Jackson got this crazy idea that Malnik might be expecting something in return and ended up accusing him of conspiring against him.
According to a 2005 Vanity Fair article, he believed Malnik along with music mogul Tommy Mottola and film director Brett Ratner were out to swindle him of his stake in the Beatles collection, which was worth more than a half-billion dollars.
Malnik disputed these allegations, saying he was nothing more than a father figure to Jackson.
Muckraker Bob Norman of the Broward-Palm Beach New Times is dubious:
"Malnik, in his business dealings, has never been known for helping anyone without expecting more in return. He learned from Lansky, after all, and was dubbed the mobster's "heir apparent" by Reader's Digest when Lansky died in 1983. He was banned from Atlantic City casinos by the New Jersey Gaming Commission after it was determined he was associated with criminals, including Lansky and mobster Sam Cohen."
Norman is appalled that the reporters who recently interviewed Malnik have not mentioned his mob ties in their articles.
But maybe that's considered ancient history. Especially in Miami where it takes a historian to recount (wrongly) what took place in a Coconut Grove cemetery during the early 1980s.
Some Miami tourism sites are still clinging to the myth, including Miami for Visitors, which states that "this cemetery in Coconut Grove's Bahamian District is an important historic site and the location where Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' video was filmed."
And if you believe that, then you might believe a multimillion dollar loan shark would bail you out of debt out of the goodness of his heart. Just take a look at this Youtube video on the making of the Thriller video.
But even if Jackson never strutted through the tombs of the Coconut Grove cemetery, he did stay in Malnik's 15-bedroom, 35,000 square foot mansion in Palm Beach County.
Malnik, who owned The Forge restaurant on South Beach before handing over ownership to his son Shareef, also invited Jackson to his 70th birthday bash in 2003 at the landmark restaurant where the King of Pop sat at the head table with pop.
The two reportedly met in the waiting room of a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon. Judging by their appearances, that is not hard to believe.


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Afghanistan: Post-Taliban Governance, Security, and U.S. Policy
Description: This report discusses the current political state of Afghanistan, focusing particularly on the influence of the Taliban and other militant groups and on the leadership of Afghan President Hamid Karzai. This report also discusses the U.S.-Afghanistan relationship, in both the short and long term, and U.S. efforts under the Obama Administration to provide military, reconstructive, and stabilization aid.
Date: September 22, 2011
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Cargo Mate Travel Companion Recalls
There has been 1 recall on Travel Companion vehicles in recent years. The latest was issued on 2012-11-23 due to a problem with the wheels. Approximately 2200 vehicles were involved. Since 2011, Travel Companion's have experienced approximately 1 recall(s) . See a list of recalls for your model year below.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Also check the list of Additional Cargo Mate Models to the right. At times, the manufacturer or the NHTSA may use slightly different model names, or group models together by series.
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Detailed Recall Information for Cargo Mate Travel Companion
|(Published by NHTSA on 2012-11-23)
|Recall Summary:
|Forest River is recalling certain model 2011 and 2012 trailers manufactured from August 11, 2011, through April 11, 2012, equipped with Carlisle Toy Hauler series trailer wheels. These wheels were manufactured with machine dimensions for the application of a center cap and the application of steel lug inserts that were not controlled to the required specifications. As a result, the wheel may not be tightened to the proper torque during the mounting process.
|If the wheels are not tightened to the proper torque, the wheels could loosen, leading to wheel separation, possibly resulting in a vehicle crash. A detached wheel also becomes a road hazard.
|Forest River will notify owners, and dealers will replace the wheels free of charge. The recall began on January 10, 2013. Owners may contact Forest River at 1-574-389-4600.
|Additional Info:
|Owners may also contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), or go to www.safercar.gov.
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SQT Training in Noida4.6 out of 5 based on 497 ratings. 5 user reviews.
SQT (Software Qualification Testing) Overview
Sky Infotech offers SQT training in Noida with live-project training with 100% job placement support. SQT stands for Software Qualification Testining or you can say Software Quality Testing, Software testing is stated as a process of validating and verifying that a computer program/ application meet the requirements that guided its design and development and works according to your expectation.
SQT training has become very important as companies require specialists in bulk in this domain. In this IT dominated market SQT is a process which is used to recognize the completeness, correctness, quality of the developed software and its various other requirements. Testing is executing a system in order to identify any gaps, errors, or missing requirements in contrary to the actual requirements.
We Provide Training on Following Courses:
- B. Tech.
SQT Course Content
- Basics Of Software Testing
- Software Development process
- Software Quality Assurance (SQA)
- Software Development Life Cycle
- Test Plan
- Software Testing Life Cycle
- Software Testing Methods
- Software Testing Techniques
- Levels of Testing
- Types of testing
- Test Case Design Techniques
- Defect Management
- Test Management
- Overview of Database
- Based on real time Software Testing Procedures
- Testing Matrices
Why SQT Course Importent?
SQT training in Noida, is necessary because we all make mistakes. Some of those mistakes are unimportant, but some of them are expensive or dangerous. We need to check everything and anything we produce because things can always go wrong – humans make mistakes all the time.
Since we assume that our work may have mistakes, hence we all need to check our own work. However some mistakes come from bad assumptions and blind spots, so we might make the same mistakes when we check our own work as we made when we did it. So we may not notice the flaws in what we have done.
Important Question
What is this course about?SQT stands for Software Qualification Testining or you can say Software Quality Testing, Software testing is stated as a process of validating and verifying that a computer program/ application meet the requirements that guided its design and development and works according to your expectation.
Why SQT Training is so importent?Major facts that makes SQT is importent:
- SQT is really required to point out the defects and errors that were made during the development phases.
- It's essential since it makes sure of the Customer's reliability and their satisfaction in the application.
- It is very important to ensure the Quality of the product. Quality product delivered to the customers helps in gaining their confidence.
- Testing is required for an effective performance of software application or product.
- It's important to ensure that the application should not result into any failures because it can be very expensive in the future or in the later stages of the development.
- Testing is necessary in order to provide the facilities to the customers like the delivery of high quality product or software application which requires lower maintenance cost and hence results into more accurate, consistent and reliable results.
Who should do this course?This SQT training in Noida, is designed by working professionals for who are interested in checking bugs in programs, course it will progress from introducing you to the basics of SQT to advanced topics like Software configuration management, creating a test plan, test estimations etc. along with introduction.
Name some tools which are used in SQT field.The following tools can be used for automation testing:
- Selenium
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Inspired by Simple Frills from designers Joanie Holton and Melanie Greseth of Tailormade by Design
Project tester: Jill Abeloe Mead
1 yard white tone-on-tone (pillow front and back)
5 yards 2"-wide ruffle trim: solid white
21"-long 1-1/2"-wide grosgrain ribbon: gray polka dot
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Finished pillow: 20" square
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Velo Orange is now offering a complete bike assembled right in Annapolis, Maryland. The Campeur is a camping bike made to carry heavy loads and be reliable when you are off the beaten path.
The frame is a Velo Orange design and has a level top tube, lugged fork crown, canti-brake mounts, pump peg, three water bottle mounts and room for 38mm tires with fenders. The complete bike looks the VO part with a leather saddle, leather bar tape, 9x3 Shimano Deore drivetrain and a bunch of quality parts. The Campeur has some hard-to-find features:
- Level top tube, classic fork bend
- Quill stem
- Kickstand plate
- Dia-Compe friction bar-end shifters
For all of you kickstand lovers who are every-so-gently mounting your double-legged kickstand on your Surly Long Haul Trucker with rubber and clamps, this is your bike. Seriously, the ride of the Campeur is supposed to be great, I can't wait to hit the road on one of these.
Read more about the Campeur here and here. The current price of the complete bike is $1600 (plus shipping). Don't forget to add the new Campeur Racks to complete the build.
Campeur Complete Bike Build List:
|Sizes: 51, 53, 55, 57, 59, 61 (Please specify size in the comment box.) More info here.
|Grand Cru 135mm Touring Hub, Diagonale Rim 36 hole
|Grand Cru High Flange Hub, Diagonale Rim 36 hole
|700x35 Panaracer Tourguard
|Dia-Compe Bar-Ends, Friction
|Grand Cru Triple 48x34x24, 165mm (sizes 51 & 53), 170mm (sizes 55 & 57), 175mm (sizes 59 & 61)
|Grand Cru 124mm, English thread
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|Sora Triple
|VO Roller Bearing
|VO Quill 90mm (sizes 51-55), 100mm (sizes 57-59), 110mm (size 61)
|Grand Cru Course Handlebar, 44cm (sizes 51-57), 46cm sizes (59 & 61)
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TwittStorm is a web app that monitors tweets in real-time.
Type in your favourite keyword to see just how much of a Twittstorm it's creating right now. Sit back and watch the tweets fly in! That's right - every single Tweet in the whole wide world that contains your chosen keyword, popping up on your screen in real-time. You might get a breeze, or a gale, or a storm. But a true Twittstorm is anything over 120 tweets per minute, and at two tweets a second, unless you're some kind of super-sonic speed-reader, you'll probably want to throttle the speed back a little to keep up. Twittstorm provides the tools for the job. You can limit the flow of tweets to a rate that's good for you, and you can filter your keyword in any way you like (to look only at links, hashtags or retweets for example). You can use keywords in any language and you can filter the results by language too. Twitter is one of the fastest moving social platforms, and it's great fun to watch the world spread the word about the hottest trends and topics as it happens. You can keep an eye on the movers and shakers in the Twitter world, you can trace particularly heavily tweeted links back to the source, you can see the big picture. You need never miss out on anything ever again! The stormiest Twittstorms can be found on the home page and you can bookmark your own favourite Twittstorms and share them with others. If you happen to be a Chrome or Safari user who's into whale-song or very abstract jazz, we think you'll rather enjoy the audio interpretation of Twittstorm too. There's no need to login, no need to register and it's totally free. So what are you waiting for? Why not push the boat out and set sail into the Twittstorm?