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It may happen that the following error message occurs during the installation of Avira Exchange Security:
The Avira Exchange Security Server Components require Microsoft Exchange Server 2007/2010.
I. The cause
Windows includes the two variables TEMP and TMP for the temporary directory. Both variables point in general to the same directory. If for any reason, this should not be the case, the product installation leads to an error message.
Background information:
During the installation of Avira Exchange Security, a PowerShell script will be invoked that saves the result in the file %TEMP%\E2K7.tmp. Subsequently, a read access to the file E2K7.tmp will take place via the variable TMP. If the two variables point to different directories, the file E2K7.tmp cannot be retrieved. Therefore, the installation will be canceled with the current error message.
Validation of the paths
Verify if the paths of the variables TEMP and TMP coincide and point to the same directory. Perform this task by using the CMD console or the PowerShell.
The command for the CMD console:
The command for the PowerShell:
Set-Location env:
II. Solution
If the variables TEMP and TMP are referenced as in this example to different directories, then the paths need to be adapted to point to the same directory. The adaption of the paths must be applied in the system properties.
Start → Control Panel → System → Advanced system settings → tab "Advanced" → Environment Variables… → Edit…
Once both variables point to the same directory, the installation of Avira Exchange Security can be performed.

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Tonight, the Knicks ground out a defensive 85-79 victory over a hot Philadelphia team. Melo and Amar'e lead the way with 27 and 20 respectively. The defense held a hot Philadelphia team to 39% shooting and forced 14 turnovers. Iman Shumpert is now 4-0 as the Knicks starting point guard.
Here are some notes from the game:
- De-fense! De-fense! De-fense! Now, I will not say the Knicks were great on defense tonight. The Sixers were playing their 3rd game in 3 nights. I get it. That being said, this game was the ugly, defensive type of win the Knicks will need to pull off in the playoffs. They will never be a great defensive team but they were very good tonight. I think the Knicks have the ability to defend well night in and night out but it all comes down to effort. Last week against Charlotte, you saw no effort. Tonight, you saw a great effort. I think this defense is vastly improving. Tonight they did have a few lapses and were bailed out by missed Philly shots, but overall I loved the defensive effort we gave.
- Stoudemire looks to be playing slower, less explosive. Stoudemire did have a very good, efficient game tonight. He was 8/14 with 20 points but he seems to have lost some explosiveness. It may have to do with all the added weight he put on over the summer bulking up but he doesn't seem to have that explosiveness that he had last year. We haven't seen many explosive dunks with him this year and he just looks slower moving with the ball. I love that he added weight to help his defense and he still is a dominant offensive player but right now he just looks to be moving in slow motion sometimes.
- Shump makes a difference. Rookie Iman Shumpert is 4-0 since supplanting the troubled Toney Douglas as the starting point guard. Even though he didn't shoot that well (5/15) tonight, I thought Shumpert was impressive. You can just tell the difference when he plays as opposed to when Douglas plays. Even when he doesn't shoot well, he moves the ball, he brings energy and he plays damn good defense. Tonight, he delivered the highlight play of the night when he got a steal and then zipped the pass through the lane to Amar'e for a layup. Shumpert continues to shine and more importantly he continues to help this team win games.
- Toney… Poor Toney Douglas. He was never a point guard, he was thrust into the starting job by circumstance. He was in way over his head, he's been eaten alive by the fans and media and he got booed at the garden. Toney is a simple guy. He's not real bright but he's a really nice dude. I feel bad for him but at the same time he cannot be playing like this. He was a +16 tonight, I have no idea how, but he had some porous passes and continued to hurt the flow of the offense. Again, I am a fan of Toney and I think eventually he will come out of this funk but right now he is an absolute detriment to the team. When you are 1 of 3 players coming off the bench you have to produce. Jorts produced, even Billy dumbass hit a big 3 and got some boards. The Knicks need more production from Douglas.
- Jorts was very good again tonight. I love Jorts. I wish he had a post game on offense but apart from that, I love Jorts. He hit some big 3 pointers tonight and gave some good effort again. If we can get consistent offense from him, I think he and Jeffries will be a pretty serviceable front court bench.
- D'Antoni still doesn't trust the bench. Once again, as has been all year, D'Antoni used a short bench tonight. I do believe that this team needs to continue to play together and gel but they also need to stay healthy. The starters all played 35+ minutes tonight. This is a trend that cannot continue or there will be injures that this thin team cannot afford.
- Fields is improving. Despite his lost jump shot, I think Landry Fields is improving. His defense continues to be excellent and I think he looks a lot more comfortable in the offense and moving the ball. Fields has a role on this team as a glue guy and him being on the court with Shumpert and Chandler gives the Knicks a very strong defensive lineup. I ultimately believe Fields' jump shot will return at some point, although he seems to have lost all arc on it. If Fields can regain his jump shot, those 2-3 baskets a game he could add could pay huge dividends down the stretch as this Knick team continues to improve on defense.


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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – Alan Williams had 24 points and 12 rebounds, and Kyle Boswell added 17 points and a career-high seven assists to pace UC Santa Barbara to an 87-60 win over visiting San Diego Christian on Saturday night.
Leading 19-14 with midway through the first half, the Gauchos (4-5) used a 27-10 run to go into halftime with a 46-24 lead. Boswell scored 12 of his points in the first 20 minutes, making 3-of-5 three-point attempts. As a team, UCSB made 8-of-18.
"I thought we played with very good defensive intensity in the first half," said head coach Bob Williams. "They (San Diego Christian) made some threes early, but the last 10 minutes we played very well."
A pair of early three-pointers by Taran Brown helped the Gauchos push the lead to 52-26, but the Hawks (3-4) used a 9-0 run to close within 52-35 with 16:19 left in the game. The lead stayed between 17 and 19 until San Diego Christian's Derek Dickerson made a three-pointer with 10:11 remaining, pulling his team within 16, 65-49.
A driving lay-up by Boswell was answered by a short jumper from Derrick Thompson, making it 67-51. Boswell then made a three-pointer from deep in the corner, his fourth of the night, to send the Gauchos on a 14-1 run that blew the game open, 81-52 with 5:03 left. The advantage never dropped below 25 the rest of the way.
"Kyle really passed the ball well tonight," Williams said. "He was seeing his teammates and getting them the ball in position to score. When he is shooting the ball the way he is, they have to honor him on the perimeter and that allows others to open up."
Boswell made 4-of-9 three-point shots and has now made 15-of-27 in his last three games. Not only did he have a career-high seven assists, he did so without committing a turnover. As a team, the Gauchos had just 11.
"When we have fewer than 12 turnovers, that's a victory," Williams said. "We took care of the ball tonight and it makes life so much easier."
Brown added four three-pointers and 14 points for UCSB, which made as season-high 13 threes. Overall, the Gauchos were 29-of-60 from the field, 48.3%. The Hawks were led by Raphael Rodriguez who had four three-pointers of his own and scored 14 points. As a team, San Diego Christian shot 37.3% overall after making just 25.9% in the first half. UCSB dominated the rebound category, 44-25.
The Gauchos return to action on Tuesday, Dec. 18 when they travel to Berkeley for an 8:00 p.m. game against Cal. The game will be televised on the Pac-12 Network. UCSB will remain on the road for its final pre-Christmas game when it travels to Wyoming for a rematch with the Cowboys on Friday, Dec. 21.
Santa Barbara's next home game will be on Thursday, Jan. 3 when it hosts UC Irvine in a 7:00 p.m. game at the Thunderdome. Tickets for that game, and all men's and women's home games, can be purchased by calling 805-893-UCSB (8272) or online by clicking here.


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As in, officially. No kidding. This is actually going down. The proverbial dukey just hit the fan, folks.
But in a good way.
Anyway, before I continue that thought process anymore... it's now summer, and therefore I actually have the time I need to dedicate myself to this more wholly. Now, I realize I've said this several times before... "it really will happen this time, guys, promise"... so I won't say it again.
However I will go ahead and say that I am going to tackle this again and see what I can make out of it. It may not be a total revamp of previous stuff, but it won't be entirely similar.
I'm also taken to understand that 501st has the intention of creating an RPG system supplement for BrikSpace. Kudos to him, I'm glad to have his aid and support. We'll be working together, but not on the same things. No worries, BrikSpace is still solely my boneriffic little brain baby.
So, that all said, here's a small list of official planned improvements to the system:
- * Improved FP Prices
* Datanetting (thanks to Warhead and various others)
* Firing Arcs (to make movement not utterly pointless)
* Weaponry Updates (potentially a point-based upgrade system as well)
* New Flagship/CIC Rules
* New Battlefield Setup rules (minefields, IDEWs, and the like)
* Hit Point/Piece-off Hybrid Rules (uncertain about these)
Obviously playtesters will be needed. Step up, please do.


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Have a "Heart"
To top that oh-so-sweet Valentine I wrote you yesterday, I've decided that today I shall serenade you. Yep. Full-on karaoke style, bebeh.
And since you can't actually hear me, it's your choice whether I sound like Celine Dion or non-auto-tuned Trololo guy for this song. I say go with your gut. Or whichever offends your eardrums more.
To the tune of "My Heart Will Go On." (Sorry.)
[hem hem hem]
[stretching out on baby grand piano]
Every sight brings more screams,
I see you, I feeeear you.
That is how I know you...wreck on.
[squinting sexily]
Far from being mere chance,
That face is so squeeeemish!
You have come to show you...wreck on.
[rolling onto belly]
Guts? Scars? What-EV-er you are!
I can see that the dog did "GO" ON.
Once... more... you're DROPPED to the floor!
And you're back to the start 'cuz...
Your "art" will wreck on and on!
[dramatic swelling]
[plus the music gets louder]
Yooooou're HEEEERE!
You're DRINKing a BEER!
And I KNOW that this heart is... all wroo-oong:
[ripping off Snuggie to reveal white Elvis jumpsuit]
Some SAY... "all plastic? NO WAY!"
But the flotsam's a start and
Your cheesecakes are saaaadly all gone!
[Big finish involving sparklers, a bucket of glitter, & a live platypus]
[make that a stuffed platypus]
[and nix the sparklers]
[Ok, so basically it's a stuffed platypus dunked in glitter.]
Thanks to wreckporters Chris H., Emily S., Sarah R., Kristina S., Sarah S., Larissa F., Venieca, & Marisa L. for helping me realize that every pre-schooler who can successfully draw a heart is a frickin' genius.


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Sometime around 1:30 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 14, 2012, I stepped outside of PJ Clark's, a saloon on 3rd Avenue in Manhattan. Twenty-four hours earlier The PGA of America had announced that Tom Watson would be the Captain of the 2014 U.S. Ryder Cup Team. It had been a whirlwind couple of days in New York City. NBC's "Today" Show, the Empire State Building press conference, and a Knicks game at Madison Square Garden, plus numerous interviews and press conferences created a week that I will never forget.
But, on the street corner that Friday afternoon at one of Sinatra's hangouts, it all seemed like a blip in the past when I checked my Blackberry and saw reports that a mass shooting had taken place at the Sandy Hook Elementary School about an hour north in Newtown, Conn. Four events of tragic magnitude stand out in my 59 years - the Kennedy assassination, the Columbine shootings, 9/11 and the Sandy Hook Elementary carnage are permanently etched in my memory bank.
Last Sunday (May 5), I went to Newtown to be part of a day that honored the first responders at the Sandy Hook Elementary School. I joined PGA Professional Michael Breed, of Golf Channel's "The Golf Fix," and participated in a golf outing hosted by Paul Miller, PGA Professional at the 9-hole Newton Country Club. Sixty-eight players, most of them policemen, fire fighters and ambulance personnel, comprised the field.
"When you drive into Newtown, you will go about 8 mph and you will say to yourself, 'How could something that awful happen in this town?'" Breed told me last week.
Newtown, located in Fairfield County in rural Connecticut, is charming. It was founded in 1705 and its population today is 28,000. Newtown contains several small boroughs - one of which is Sandy Hook. Newtown is truly Anytown, USA. Breed was right. It is unthinkable that this tragedy, which resulted in 32 deaths, could happen here.
Shortly after 9:30 a.m. on that fateful day, Adam Lanza shot his way through the locked glass doors at Sandy Hook and went on a shooting rampage that killed 26 children, ages 6-12 and six adults. Lanza shot all of his victims multiple times, including 6-year-old Noah Ponzer, who he shot 11 times. Lanza later shot himself in the head when the first responders entered the school.
The courageous stories of the six murdered adults along with others inside the school, all primarily women, are well documented. Who knows how many lives were saved by their heroic efforts. My trip to Newtown only solidified my belief that this tragic story could have happened anywhere in our country. It's a typical American town with people like you and me living in it.
According to Breed, who lives about 30 minutes away in downstate Connecticut, the scene at Sandy Hook was so bad when the first seven responders arrived that they called into the Newtown Police Department and advised that no one else enter. To this day, those first seven responders have not returned to work.
Paul Miller has been the golf professional at Newtown Country Club for 19 years. The club was built in 1915, and like many small town private clubs it has fallen on hard times the last few years as its membership has declined from 270 to 187. PGA member Dan Baker, who works for The PGA of America, described Newtown Country Club.
"I grew up there and was a junior member at Newtown Country Club," Baker said. "Joe LaCava, Tiger's caddie, and I both played there. NCC's greens are as big as car hoods, which is why I generally hit it at the flag because if you were 20 feet right or left you were off the green. NCC, back in the day, was jokingly referred to as a bar with a golf course attached to it. The kind of place where golf was always fun. I wish I could be there today. Great memories!"
On Sunday, Paul Miller and his members put the fun back into NCC. They created a day that quietly said thanks to all those first responders and area agencies that had been so instrumental in the events of Dec. 14, 2012. The club has offered complimentary memberships to any of the families affected by the tragedy at Sandy Hook. Three of those have taken NCC up on its offer and Miller will be giving lessons to a mom and dad of a Sandy Hook victim on Friday.
Miller, along with the help of Breed, created a raffle where every participant in Sunday's outing received a prize. The donors were golf's greats - Woods, Palmer, Norman, Player, Nicklaus, Pavin, Stockton along with many of golf's top manufacturers. The best surprise of the day was when Allen Newman, with the JetBlue Challenge, announced that all 68 participants in the outing would receive a free 5-day/4-night vacation to Casa De Campo.
Golf Digest and Golf Channel covered the day on Sunday, but Miller and his NCC membership had refrained from any pre-outing publicity as they did not want to turn the day into a media circus out of respect for the first responders. Breed conducted a clinic and around noon on Sunday, nearly 3,000 motorcyclists roared into Newtown. They had paid $2 each to be a part of the ride for Sandy Hook's responders.
It was eerie. You could hear the sirens accompanying the roar of the motorcycles while Breed was finishing up his clinic. I thought to myself, sirens can never sound the same in Newtown. It has to be a constant reminder, a daily torture.
Main Street in Newtown houses the Police Department and the Newtown Ambulance service. These were recognizable images from the national news stories back in December. Dickinson Road, the site of Sandy Hook Elementary, is coned off prohibiting any kind of traffic near the school. It's probably better that the painful reminder of that day be sealed off, but looking down that road past the cones still congers up sadness. The Trinity Church where so many of the memorial services were conducted stood tall and proud against the Connecticut horizon.
Sunday was a day of celebration .It was calm with a clear blue sky. Newtown was peaceful and almost surreal. Miller and his members at NCC managed to do the impossible. They made people forget the horrors of this small town, if only for a day. People laughed, the libations flowed, a few tears were shed but all in all, it was golf helping heal people's lives. It was a great day in Newtown, truly Anytown, USA.


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Film Tax Incentives Need To Focus On Low Budget Production Too!/
It is frustrating from an indie producer perspective that all film-centered tax incentives, both here in the US and abroad, are geared towards the higher budgeted films. It is totally understandable though, as the Hollywood & big budget fare bring in the most revenue and the most jobs. This sort of bias however, also limits the growth of local creative talent -- in fact you could argue that the bias to high priced production in tax incentives drives out the local talent and thus prevents creative communities from developing in the regions in which the incentives are supposed to help. Unless such tax incentive programs also focus on the sustainability of the creative community -- in addition to maximizing tax revenues and employment -- it will always be carpetbaggers who benefit from policy and not the local community. It is great when the local work force is all fully employed (remember those days?), and it is great when the local vendors have deal upon deal so they grow their biz and improve the infrastructure, but why limit our ambition to such basic needs as employment and monetary profit?
When the goal of policy is 100% profit & revenue motivated, IMHO it is generally a barrier to the creation of the best work and consequently the sustainability of the individuals who make it. Supporting lower budget work through such policy benefits local community and the artists who are vested in the locale as a whole (not just in terms of how they save & make $$).
Why is it so important for government policy to focus on low budget media production as well as the biggest revenue & job generators in this sector?
- Media artists create work inspired by where they live, the places & people they love and are intrigued by. If the up & comings can't afford to shoot in a place, fewer films will be centered in local communities, and thus unfortunately as a result create a more generic impression of our country worldwide. We need to help provide an understanding of our worlds that are not just motivated by the "sell" and mass market. How will we build bridges to other communities throughout the world when all of our output is about reaching into people's wallet and the characters we portray aim to satisfy everyone?
- Every film shot is a promotional tool to make it's setting a desired destination for all. Movies are promotional tools for the tourist industry of the state. We enrich the area where we set our work financially as well as culturally.
- No one sets out to work on projects that are only profitable or employ huge crews. It is a need to participate in work (and culture) that you are proud of, that speaks to you personally -- it is this quality that makes people chose to work for lower rates on our projects (I am told). To keep a strong crew base, communities need a diversity of production to sustain individuals both creatively and financially.
- Low budget films provide a way for crew members to advance their skill set by working at higher responsibility than they would elsewhere . Since depth of talent base is a decisive factor where a film shoots, larger films are incentivized to come to a location where they can find a crew and actor base with the required experience -- and as a result in benefits a community to make sure that crews can advance their skill set and not just get stuck at the lower end of a hiring heirachy.
- Low budget films take more chances on collaborators in all categories, creating new "stars" and adding "value" in the process, and eventually attracting & generating new projects consequently. If communities rely only on projects only generated outside their community, their prime tool to attract productions will be increasing the size of their incentives and thus limiting their revenues in the process; we all need home grown projects or else each incentive will be incentivized to exceed each other (and destroy the local benefits as a result).
- Quality of life improves for all when we don't just do well, but also do good. Incentivizing low budget production and nurturing home grown talent can be a source of civic pride -- which is part of the glue that drives and sustains any infrastructure.
- Large budget productions must maintain the status quo. Large budgets are justified by the tastes at the time they are made. Large budgets are about the already proven. If we believe in the necessity of a diverse culture, an inclusive culture, a culture of opportunity, we need to find ways to make sure we support low budget production.
- And let's be real: from a business and recoupment perspective, it is hard to justify middle budget production (which these days I would define as $500K - $45M!) under the current revenue models. New talent won't develop, new ideas and methods won't be sourced, unless we have a middle ground where transitional artist can experiment and grow. If we want to have a healthy film and media industry, we need to help stimulate low budget production.
Nonetheless, State Tax Film Incentives and other policies generally favor larger budgeted films. In NY State we would not have a tax incentive if it wasn't for the coalition of studio owners who lobbied for the initial law, but not surprisingly they looked out (then, and continue to look out so now) for their own interest and required that every film have a day of work on a "certified" stage to qualify for the incentive -- up until the tax incentives passed, not one of my sixty films had ever shot on a real stage. It also has been said that the approval process in many states is far more rigorous for low budget films than higher ones, and I imagine that there will eventually reach a court case in some state or another where a filmmaker proves this. Granted, tax incentives are just one aspect of the bias to large budget films nation wide, but they are one that we can do something about. The first step is convincing our communities that low budget work matters (which means we must advance beyond just financial analysis in determining our policy).
There are numerous policies that could be built into local film tax incentives that would help create sustainable film communities in those very same states or locales:
- Every state these days owns or controls various buildings and real estate that could be made available at reduced rates for low budget home-grown production.
- Similarly, film permit fees (like the ones NYC recently inacted) could be waived if a budget is below a certain threshold; ditto on requisite practices like NY State's tax incentive studio requirement.
- And why not reserve a portion of each state's rebate for local low-budget production and keep the carpetbaggers from siphoning off the whole kaboodle?
Frankly, it would be great if States and municipalities even focused on some non-funding activities to help their local film communities.
- Wouldn't it be great if film board websites actually promoted local filmmakers and technicians? Local film schools could be recruited to shoot, edit, and post promotional videos championing home grown talent.
- Is there anything wrong with States playing matchmaker and introducing financiers and other entrepreneurs to the best and the brightest? Many states now have incubators and other "proof of concept" matchmaking enterprises and wouldn't everyone feel indebted if the angels met the aspirants?
- And why stop at tax breaks, promotion, and matchmaking? Whatever happened to subsidized housing and work space for artists? Don't the creative class give rise to a higher quality of life for the rest of the community? Why not require low cost housing for artists be part of any redevelopment plan?
- Why not help fund a teaching/lecture program that artists can participate in to not only help them survive but to also give back to the community at the same time?
I am sure that you can add to these lists. Let's figure this out and build it better together.
Where are the governments that show they actually believe that culture is a valuable (even necessary) component to life? Tell us, so we can begin the mass-migration now!


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The government's recent sale of stock in insurance giant American International Group is a welcome milestone in the unwinding of the massive federal investments made in private companies during the financial crisis. The bailout of AIG turned into a gain for the government, TARP investments in the biggest banks have been repaid at a profit, and the Treasury Department is selling off stakes in smaller institutions at an admirable pace. Taxpayers are being compensated for stabilizing the economy at a critical time.
Four years after the worst phase of the financial crisis, however, it is time to end the most costly bailout of all: the government takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Keeping the two housing-finance firms alive has been expensive. Treasury has invested $187 billion in the companies and has received $46 billionin dividends, for a net cost of $141 billion so far.
This support has allowed the two companies to continue to service the $4.5 trillion in guarantees against mortgage default and $900 billion in debt that they had racked up before the crisis, and to underwrite trillions of dollars in new mortgage credit. As a result, Americans have been able to get mortgages to buy homes and (especially) to refinance at lower interest rates.
But the firms shoulder an immense amount of risk, both by guaranteeing home loans against default and by owning them outright. This puts taxpayers on the hook for further losses and short-circuits the normal role of private investors in shaping housing and capital markets. Yet neither the administration nor Congress has a viable plan to end the government control of and exposure to Fannie and Freddie.
There is a way out that would protect the nascent housing recovery, revive the private mortgage marketplace and recover taxpayers' investments in the firms. And the time to start is now.
Home prices have finally stabilized and are rising in many areas, and Fannie and Freddie are profitable again in their main line of business: bundling mortgages into securities and guaranteeing those securities against losses. This is the good news.
The bad news is that, four years after the takeover of Fannie and Freddie, the government now backstops 90 percent of all new mortgages and has no plan to reduce its market share, no plan to protect taxpayers against future losses on the trillions of dollars of mortgage credit underwritten since the firms were placed under government control and no plan to recover the taxpayer money invested in Fannie and Freddie. With the Troubled Assets Relief Program, the government worked with recipients to replace public investments with private capital as quickly as possible. Not so with Fannie and Freddie. Worse yet, two recent government actions threaten to make the companies permanent wards of the state.
First, Treasury decided to take all future earnings from Fannie and Freddie as a dividend on its outstanding investment. At first glance, that "cash sweep" seems laudable: Taxpayers should recover their investments in the companies before other shareholders recover a dime. The problem is that, if all earnings go to Treasury, the firms cannot use that money to build capital and reserves to protect taxpayers against potential losses. Private insurance companies hold capital against the risks they underwrite and build reserves to make good on future claims. If Fannie and Freddie don't do so, it means that taxpayers will be on the hook for the firms' losses for the remaining life of the 30-year mortgages they have written on the government's watch.
Second, the firms' regulator, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, just mandated that Fannie and Freddie increase the fees they charge to guarantee mortgages. Again, this at first seems like a sensible and long-overdue move; the companies had grossly underpriced the insurance they provided on mortgages before the crisis, putting taxpayers at risk for the bailout that inevitably came and making it difficult for other private companies to compete with them.
Yet, even after the increases, Fannie and Freddie's fees will be significantly below what a private company would charge, meaning that private competition will remain muted. Further, while the higher fees are a start toward more rational risk-based pricing, the money will go directly to the government — because Treasury is taking all of the firms' future earnings — so Fannie and Freddie won't be able to use it to build capital and reserves.
Taken together, the cash sweep and the new guarantee fees will further entrench Fannie and Freddie within the government. Congressional budget rules allow the higher fees and increased Treasury dividends to pay for spending outside of housing. With Washington hungry for revenue, there will be inexorable pressure to milk Fannie and Freddie's guarantee fees to support other government spending. The losers will be potential homeowners, as mortgage availability will be determined by government regulators rather than by private firms competing for their business.
To prevent this creeping nationalization of the mortgage market from becoming a fait accompli, Congress needs to pass a bill that does two fundamental things.
First, it should transform the federal backstop of Fannie and Freddie to allow the government's role to recede and private capital's role to increase. Today, Treasury guarantees the firms so they in turn can make good on their guarantees of qualified mortgage-backed securities. The government is effectively first in line for losses. In the new system, private mortgage insurers would take the first loss on any bad mortgage before the government reinsurance would kick in. The amount of private capital at risk ahead of the government guarantee should grow over time so that private investors bear the bulk, and perhaps one day all, of the credit risk on qualified mortgages.
It may be counterintuitive that the first step in reducing the government's role in housing finance is to turn the guarantee of Fannie and Freddie's solvency into an explicit reinsurance program. This is a political hurdle for conservatives, who are understandably reluctant to establish yet another government credit-support program. But the guarantee of the mortgage market through Fannie and Freddie cannot shrink until it is acknowledged for what it is.
The government already guarantees mortgages. The change in structure we propose would eventually allow the taxpayer exposure to shrink. By contrast, each day the current system remains in place increases the likelihood that the cash sweep becomes embedded in the federal budget, and that Treasury's backstop for Fannie and Freddie and the government's seizure of the firms become permanent, leaving private capital on the sidelines indefinitely.
The second fundamental step is to restructure, recapitalize and privatize Fannie and Freddie's mortgage-guarantee businesses. To end the bailout, the two firms must be transformed into private "first loss" insurers, with their own capital standing in front of the government's new reinsurance. The highly leveraged investment portfolios each firm ran before the crisis — in effect, government-sponsored hedge funds — should continue to be wound down under federal supervision. The mortgage-guarantee businesses should then be reincorporated and stripped of all special government privileges, such as the line of credit from the Treasury Department.
Without special privileges, the firms should be forced to compete with other private companies willing to pay the government for its reinsurance, with strict regulation to ensure that community banks can originate and securitize mortgages on an even playing field with the giant banks that have come to dominate the business in the past four years. Such competition will spur innovation and reduce systemic risk in mortgage securitization. As the system spurs new entrants in mortgage finance, any one of them can fail — including the new Fannie and Freddie — without the threat of a housing market collapse.
To build the capital required to protect taxpayers on their new reinsurance, Fannie and Freddie should increase their fees to market levels. Further, Treasury should suspend the cash sweep so that Fannie and Freddie can retain those fees and build up capital. Taxpayers effectively own the firms today. Rebuilding their capital is the first step in getting them ready to be sold back into private hands.
Privatizing the newly recapitalized and reincorporated mortgage-guarantee businesses would help Treasury recover its substantial investment in the companies and begin moving toward a safer housing-finance system driven by market incentives, with private capital first in line for losses. Taxpayers deserve both outcomes. Once the companies have enough capital, Treasury should convert its preferred stock into a sufficient percentage of common stock to ensure that taxpayers' investments can be repaid in full. The firms could then be released from government control and Treasury's equity in the restructured entities sold to private investors over time. This is exactly what Treasury did with its 92 percent stake in AIG, with great success.
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Jim Millstein served as chief restructuring officer at the Treasury Department from 2009 to 2011 and led the turnaround of AIG. He is the chairman and chief executive of Millstein & Co., a financial advisory and investment firm. Phillip Swagel served as assistant Treasury secretary for economic policy from 2006 to 2009 and worked on implementing the Troubled Assets Relief Program. He is a professor at the University of Maryland School of Public Policy.
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|FAQ for DBF2Oracle Packages
|The most recent version of this document can be viewed at here.
|Table of Contents
| 1. General Questions
2. EMBED Package Questions
|General Questions
|1. How to know the detailed version information
of DBF2Oracle package?
check that MANIFEST.MF file in jar file.
|2. Can I use it in an iSeries OS/400 IBM machine
that has Java 1.4 running in it?
The DBF2Oracle packages can run on any platform with Java VM, which includes Microsoft Windows, Novell Netware, OS2, UNIX, and LINUX. It supports Personal Java, JDK1.0.X, JDK1.1.X, JDK1.2.X, JDK1.3.X, JDK1.4.X and JDK1.5.X. It supports JDBC1.2, JDBC2.0, and JDBC3.0 now.
|3. What is difference between the DBF2Oracle
Package, Embedded(WithDrv) Package, Embedded(WithoutDrv) Package?
The DBF2Oracle Package is a GUI application , and the Embedded package is a package which can load into Oracle database(Oracle8i or upper). If you're exporting data by GUI application or a configuration file, you should use the DBF2Oracle Package . If you want to export data more quickly and more flexibly, you can use the DBF2Oracle Embedded Package.
As the tips by the name, Embedded(WithDrv) Package contains the HXTT DBF JDBC package, and Embedded(WithoutDrv) Package doesn't.
|4. What's the difference between the
professional DBF2Oracle Package and the enterprise DBF2Oracle Package?
The standard DBF2Oracle Package can export table data to Oracle from dBASE, Foxbase, Foxpro, and VFP.
The enterprise DBF2Oracle Package contains the function of standard DBF2Oracle Package, besides, it can export data accord view or a dynamic query, and execute export operation from a configuration file saved by prior export operation, and loaded into Oracle(8i or upper) for build a procedure to export data.
|5. What causes the 'No suitable driver' SQLException?
This error usually occurs during a call to DriverManager.getConnection(). The cause can be failing to load the appropriate JDBC driver before calling getConnection(), or specifying an invalid JDBC URL that isn't recognized by your JDBC driver. If you are exporting data by GUI application or a configuration file, you should check the Oracle JDBC package exists in the directory in your driver config, and check your JDBC url. If you are using Embedded(WithoutDrv) Package to export data in Oracle database, this error happens is because you haven't load the HXTT DBF JDBC package in Oracle database.
|6. What's the diffirence between the HXTT DBF
JDBC package contained in DataExp 2007 program and the standard HXTT DBF
JDBC package?
The HXTT DBF JDBC package contained in DataExp 2007 program can only used in DataExp 2007 program and have some functional limit, so you cann't use it for other usage.
There are no other difference between the two package. They can accept the same jdbc url, and connect properties, and operate data, etc.
|7. Can export a table data to a non-exists table?
Yes. This package will auto create the destination table. In the GUI application, you can change the table structure when need creating the table.
|8. I would like to export data from our application, instead of load it in Oracle database or GUI application. can can do so?
|Yeah. You can do so if you buy the Enterprise DBF2Oracle product . Maybe you should pay the attention to the licence.
There is a class named com.hxtt.data.export.advance.DBF2Oracle in the Embedded(WithDrv) Package and Embedded(WithoutDrv) Package contains a series method to export data.
All public method please see here.
|9. May I execute export operation at a assign time?
|Yeah. You can execute export operation from a configuration file saved by prior export operation. So, you can use the Task Scheduler(in Windows) or Crontab(in Unix/Linux) to execute export operation.
|Embed Package Questions
|1. What's the Embed Package?
|Embed Package is a jar file which can load into Oracle database and execute
export operation by Oracle procedure, or can used in your java program to
execute export operation.
The Embedded(WithDrv) Package contains the HXTT DBF JDBC package, and Embedded(WithoutDrv) Package doesn't.
If you have bought the the HXTT DBF JDBC package, you can use the Embedded(WithoutDrv) Package to execute export operation. or else, you should the Embedded(WithDrv) Package to execute export operation.
|2. How do I load the Embed Package(With HXTT DBF JDBC Driver) into Oracle Database and execute export operation in Oracle database?
|You can do as follows.
|In windows Command or Shell(Linux/Unix), run the follows command to load
the embed package into Oracle database.
loadjava -resolve -synonym -verbose -user username/password@OracleSid EMBDBF2Oracle_WithDRV.jar
Then, you should create the follows procedure,
procedure exportTable(
sourceschemaname in varchar2,
tableorviewname varchar2,
targetdirectory in varchar2,
targettablename in varchar2,
targetconnprops in varchar2
as language java name 'com.hxtt.data.export.advance.DBF2Oracle.exportTable%(
Then, you can use the procedure exportTable to export table/view date to DBase4 table.
|3. How do I load the Embed Package(Without HXTT DBF JDBC Driver) into Oracle Database and execute export operation in Oracle database?
|It's same as load the Embed Package(With HXTT DBF JDBC Driver) into Oracle database.
But at first, you should load the HXTT DBF JDBC Driver into Oracle database.
In windows Command or Shell(Linux/Unix), run the follows command to load the embed package into Oracle database.
loadjava -resolve -synonym -verbose -user username/password@OracleSid DBF_JDBC20.jar
Attention, you should load the jdbc2.0 package to Oracle database for the inner JVM in Oracle database is JDK1.3, it only support JDBC to 2.0.
|4. When I load package to Oracle database, errors happen, it says,
while dropping synonym com/hxtt/data/export/a/c ORA-01031: Privilege Not Enough
This is because the user you used to load the package haven't enough privilege.
|5. When I load package to Oracle database, errors happen, it says, ORA-18008 cannot find OUTLN schema
| This error happens is because you removed the OUTLN schema, when create database, the OUTLN schema will be created and locked,
and then, you removed this schema for security or other reasons.
You should use the follows SQL to recreate this schema.
|6. I loaded the package, created the procedure, and execute procedure exportTable successly, but the data havn't exported to the destination table
When execute export table data to a data file, oracle database need open the file and write data to it.
|7. I loaded the package, created the procedure, grant privilege, and execute procedure exportTableToDBase4 successly in machine, but I cann't find the data file in my machine
The data file will be located the Oracle Database Server machine.
|8. How to export data accord a SQL query?
|For example,
EXPORTQUERY('c:/tmp/','select * from aa.atable a,bb.btable b where a.id=b.id',null,'XTABLE',null);
|9. Errors happened when use the procedure to export data, but the Oracle database only tell me a simple java exception, how do I see the detail information and tell you for solve this question?
If you want the more detail exception information, you should execute this procedure in SQL/Plus, and do as follows.
Then, execute the procedure.
|10. Can i load two package to Oracle(8i or upper) database, for example, EMBOracle2DBF_WithDrv.jar and EMBDBF2Oracle_WithDrv.jar?
|You cannot do so. For there are some If you have the request, please tell us, we will create a special package for you.


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A federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday that a Comcast affiliate should have been allowed to put the Tennis Channel in a different cable television subscription tier than its own sports network.
The unanimous ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit reverses a 2012 decision from the Federal Communications Commission that Comcast unfairly placed the sports channel in a more expensive and thus less-watched viewing tier than its own Golf Channel and NBC Sports Network.
Tennis channel on Tuesday said it planned to seek further review of the case.
The FCC had voted 3-2 along party lines to require Comcast to put Tennis Channel on par with its own sports network, marking the first time a cable network prevailed over a cable operator under the FCC's 1993 federal anti-discrimination program carriage rules.
Comcast, however, argued that the FCC's requirement infringed upon its freedom of editorial judgment and speech and that its placement of the Tennis Channel was based on the financial analysis, not discrimination against a rival.
Siding with Comcast in his opinion, Judge Stephen Williams said the latter argument was enough because the FCC did not present evidence to establish how Comcast would financially benefit from distributing the Tennis Channel more broadly.
"Without showing any benefit for Comcast from incurring the additional fees for assigning Tennis a more advantageous tier, the Commission has not provided evidence that Comcast discriminated against Tennis on the basis of affiliation," he wrote.
Williams had raised those concerns at oral arguments earlier this year, when he said the financial implications of requiring Comcast to move Tennis Channel were unclear.
The FCC and the sports network said that Comcast weighed the costs of having Tennis Channel in a higher viewing tier but did not adequately analyze the benefits. Comcast argued that it did, and found none.
Tennis Channel said in a statement that Comcast's "clear pattern of discrimination ... warrants further review of the panel's decision and we intend to seek that review."
The FCC had no comment on its plans to advance the case.
"Tennis Channel received exactly the carriage it bargained for and agreed to. Comcast's decision to carry Tennis Channel was the product of legitimate business considerations, not affiliation," Comcast said in welcoming Tuesday's ruling.
The case is Comcast Cable Communications, LLC v. Federal Communications Commission, U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, No. 12-1337.
Comcast is the parent company of CNBC and CNBC.com.


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There are multiple indications that this afternoon President Obama will nominate White House homeland-security and counterterrorism adviser John Brennan to be the next director of the CIA.The move is controversial given Brennan's role as primary architect of President Obama's drone "kill list," a policy move that "concentrated power over the use of lethal U.S. force outside war zones within one small team at the White House," according to Kimberly Dozier of the Associated Press.
After Obama took office in 2009 the CIA expanded its covert use of drones in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia and Yemen.
Brennan has been called "Obama's high priest of targeted killings" since he "transformed U.S. counterterrorism policy" by creating the "disposition matrix" that keeps track of evolving procedures and legal justifications for the targeted killings the U.S. now relies on in the war on terror.
Karen DeYoung of the Washington Post noted that "Brennan wields enormous power in shaping decisions on 'kill' lists and the allocation of armed drones, the war's signature weapon … When operations are proposed in Yemen, Somalia or elsewhere, it is Brennan alone who takes the recommendations to Obama for a final sign-off."
With the Joint Chiefs of Staff focus on the withdrawal in Afghanistan and the pivot to the Pacific, they've been effectively pushed out of the decision-making process on small covert wars, entrenching the drone program in the hands of the CIA working closely with the U.S. Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC).
In November a New York Times op-ed by Gregory Johnson argued that Brennan was the wrong man to succeed David Petraeus as CIA chief since Brennan "is largely responsible for America's current flawed counterterrorism strategy, which relies too heavily on drone strikes that frequently kill civilians and provide Al Qaeda with countless new recruits."
Brennan is currently acting director of of the National Counterterroism centre, which not only develops the disposition matrix that is the foundation of Obama's kill lists, but also copies and examines entire government databases to predict possible criminal behaviour of any U.S. citizen.
In 2008 Brennan withdrew his name for the post because of backlash over his support of "enhanced interrogation techniques" during the Bush administration.
All in all, the nomination of Brennan clearly indicates the Obama administration's acceptance and continuation of controversial Bush administration policies.
Read the White House talking points on Brennan at Politico.
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Dumpling chinois ou potstickers pour ma premièere participation au Daring Cooks
Vous connaissez les daring bakers...et bien maintenant le cercle s'élargit et le défi est maintenant ouvert aux plats salés.
LA recette est de Jen du blog: use real butter .
Wrappers: Well yes, you could purchase pre-made dumpling wrappers at the store (NO WONTON WRAPPERS - they have egg), but they are inferior compared to homemade. The whole point of this challenge is to make the dumpling wrappers by hand. So here is the one requirement: the dumpling wrappers must be made by hand. It isn't all that hard, it just takes a little time and practice. People usually get the hang of it after making about a dozen. **NOTE: I have a special recipe for gluten-free dumpling wrappers at the bottom of the post. They are another type of traditional dumpling and they are pretty awesome (although more finicky). Really delicious too, so you may want to have a looksee even if you aren't gluten-free. [EDIT 5/18/09:] I see that some have chosen to make the wrappers by hand. I don't recommend this method because the wrappers will be too thick and probably yield far fewer dumplings for the dough recipe. The point of rolling the dough is for uniformity of wrapper and to achieve a thickness that is otherwise difficult to attain by hand. Also, rolling is much faster than hand shaping. We're aiming for a delicate skin that does not dominate the dumpling.
Fillings: the beauty of the Chinese dumpling/potsticker is that the filling is very versatile. That's why there are so many different kinds of dumplings when you go to dim sum. The two most common are pork and shrimp. You can make them with other ground meats (beef, chicken...) or vegetarian (tofu, mushrooms, bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, glass noodles, Chinese chives - oh yum!). The important thing to keep in mind is that the filling needs to "stick" to itself or else you will make your life incredibly miserable wrapping up filling that keeps falling apart. I think if I were to make vegetarian dumplings, I would sauté the cabbage and mash up the tofu for a better cohesiveness. It's up to you how you want to fill your dumplings and I say - run with it! Just keep it cohesive and no big chunks of hard ingredients (they poke through the wrapper dough = disaster). I realize it may be tempting to dump all of the vegetables into a food processor and give it a whir, but I caution against it. You don't want a slurry, you want a mince. Practice your knife skills and be careful.
Special Equipment: A rolling pin - preferably not tapered. (see blog pictures for the type I use).
Time: Prep for the filling takes me 30 minutes - longer if peeling and de-veining shrimp. It will depend on your proficiency with a good sharp knife. Rolling and wrapping several dozen dumplings takes me 1 hour by myself. My parents can crank through it in 30 minutes when one person is rolling wrappers and the other is wrapping dumplings. Might be fun to get a second person to help! Cooking: I have to cook mine in batches. When steaming, I can cook a dozen at a time in about 10 minutes. Potstickers: 15 minutes per 2 dozen determined by the size of your pan. Boiling - 6 minutes per dozen or so depending on size of pot. My own personal preference is for potstickers - mmmmm! But they are ALL good. Here is the recipe:
Chinese Dumplings/Potstickers
pork filling:
1 lb (450g) ground pork
4 large napa cabbage leaves, minced
3 stalks green onions, minced
7 shitake mushrooms, minced (if dried - rehydrated and rinsed carefully)
1/2 cup (75g) bamboo shoots, minced
1/4 (55g) cup ginger root, minced
3 tbsp (40g) soy sauce
2 tbsp (28g) sesame oil
2 tbsp (16g) corn starch
shrimp filling:
1/2 lb (225g) raw shrimp, peeled, deveined, and coarsely chopped
1/2 lb (225g) ground pork
3 stalks green onions, minced
1/4 cup (55g) ginger root, minced
1 cup (142g) water chestnuts, minced
1 tsp (5g) salt
3 tbsp (40g) sesame oil
2 tbsp (16g) corn starch
dough: (double this for the amount of filling, but easier to make it in 2 batches - or just halve the filling recipe)
2 cups (250g) all-purpose flour
1/2 cup (113g) warm water
flour for worksurface
dipping sauce:
2 parts soy sauce
1 part vinegar (red wine or black)
a few drops of sesame oil
chili garlic paste (optional)
minced ginger (optional)
minced garlic (optional)
minced green onion (optional)
sugar (optional)
Combine all filling ingredients in a large mixing bowl and mix thoroughly (I mix by clean hand). Cover and refrigerate until ready to use (up to a day, but preferably within an hour or two).
Make the dough, Method 1: Place the flour in the work bowl of a food processor with the dough blade. Run the processor and pour the warm water in until incorporated. Pour the contents into a sturdy bowl or onto a work surface and knead until uniform and smooth. The dough should be firm and silky to the touch and not sticky.[Note: it's better to have a moist dough and have to incorporate more flour than to have a dry and pilling dough and have to incorporate more water).
Make the dough, Method 2 (my mom's instructions): In a large bowl mix flour with 1/4 cup of water and stir until water is absorbed. Continue adding water one teaspoon at a time and mixing thoroughly until dough pulls away from sides of bowl. We want a firm dough that is barely sticky to the touch.
Both dough methods: Knead the dough about twenty strokes then cover with a damp towel for 15 minutes. Take the dough and form a flattened dome. Cut into strips about 1 1/2 to 2 inches wide. Shape the strips into rounded long cylinders. On a floured surface, cut the strips into 3/4 inch pieces. Press palm down on each piece to form a flat circle (you can shape the corners in with your fingers). With a rolling pin, roll out a circular wrapper from each flat disc. Take care not to roll out too thin or the dumplings will break during cooking - about 1/16th inch. Leave the centers slightly thicker than the edges. Place a tablespoon of filling in the center of each wrapper and fold the dough in half, pleating the edges along one side (see images in post for how to fold pleats). Keep all unused dough under damp cloth.
To boil: Bring a large pot of water to a boil and add dumplings to pot. Boil the dumplings until they float.
To steam: Place dumplings on a single layer of napa cabbage leaves or on a well-greased surface in a steamer basket with lid. Steam covered for about 6 minutes.
placing the dumplings in a steamer over napa cabbage leaves
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- Airbags, dual-stage frontal and side-impact for driver and front passenger driver inboard seat-mounted side-impact and roof-rail side-impact for all rows in outboard seating positions (Always use seat belts and child restraints. Children are safer when properly secured in a rear seat in the appropriate child restraint. See the Owner's Manual for more information.)
- Brakes, 4-wheel antilock, 4-wheel disc
- Child seat restraint system, rear facing
- Daytime Running Lamps, LED
- Door locks, rear child security lock, manual child lock system (rear door latch)
- Horn, dual-note
- Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert
- Passenger Sensing System
- Rear Cross Traffic Alert
- StabiliTrak Stability Control System with roll over mitigation
- Tool kit, road emergency
- Traction control, electronic
- AM/FM Stereo
- Active Noise Cancellation
- Audio system feature, 6-speaker system
- Auxiliary Audio Input
- Buick 4G LTE and available built-in Wi-Fi hotspot offers a fast and reliable Internet connection for up to 7 devices; includes data trial for 1 month or 3GB (whichever comes first) (Available Wi-Fi requires compatible mobile device, active OnStar service and data plan. Data plans provided by AT&T. Visit onstar.com for details and system limitations.)
- MP3 Player
- QuietTuning Buick process to reduce, block and absorb noise and vibration utilizing ultra-dissipative acoustic materials and Active Noise Cancellation to create a quiet interior cabin
- Satellite Radio
- Smart Device Integration
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Rebecca King
Giclee print with laser cut on 315 gsm cotton rag paper, in a limited edition of 40. Delivery within 1-2 weeks.500mm x 500mm
Price: £250Plus £10 for UK delivery Buy
About the ArtistWith a childhood upbringing combining the chaotic hustle and bustle of Nigeria with a brisk Cornish countryside, Rebecca King focuses her work around cosmopolitan spaces that explore issues of shifting identities within the modern world.
Her practice focuses upon people in our ever-evolving cities. Cities are enticing places teeming with contrasting built forms and man-made chaos, and flowing with pragmatic human activity. They offer an abundance of experiences and sensations, which are constantly in flux and shifting. It is this flux that interests Rebecca. This is represented in her work through a cascading wave of abstracted shapes and lights captured in a single moment.
Rebecca King creates whirling patchworks of abstractions, where she is continuously trying to reinterpret what the image means within a fluctuating world of interchange. The work uses such viewpoints that the viewer is compelled to stand back and see the modern city in its speed and its immensity.
2011: The Gainsborough Prize for Graduate Printmakers 2011
2011: The Nagoya University Degree Award (Japan) 2011


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