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Listen to why Avesoro chose CCH Tagetik Cloud , a single system for a faster, compliant close and consolidation.
In the mining company we mirror what we've been doing as a society for thousands of years … so we're extracting resources that we want to use as a society.
Now, those easy resources have been taken out, so we find ourselves increasingly working in difficult areas to access, in different geographies or extreme conditions … what that means is … we build a little village everywhere we mine and this has to be self-sufficient, in terms of providing water, road access and internet access.
That impacts our people, our systems, and obviously our costs.
The sites are autonomous, they're like little villages and to attract expertise, especially in the finance realm out there, can be difficult, so, resources are expensive, it's stretched across a lot of areas, not just finance but procurement and sometimes HR and others, so we found our quarterly assets, our quarterly, people were stretched in what were asking them to do, especially around a group reporting.
As a new company, we've developed a new platform of reporting, and people found it tough to basically get it on time and in a high enough quality that was acceptable for the group team.
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There are 4 real pillars that really attracted us to it: was the prospect of automation and allowing the finance team to get their time back, and the shaving the days off our close to make sure we're getting targets met, and even exceeding targets in our hope, and then having a single source of truth is really important for us as well, linked to that really is the ability to drill right back down to the ledger level of detail which means there's no mysteries left anymore, we can start talking about the future, rather than what just happened.
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Recap: Top Chef All-Stars, Episode 13, Fit For A King
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This week on Top Chef All-Stars, the final 5 headed to the Caribbean and prepared food for Bahamian royalty. They competed against their old rivals and narrowly avoided setting an entire kitchen on fire along the way.
[Warning: Spoilers ahead!]
The Quickfire
The chefs made their way to Fort Charlotte in the beautiful Bahamas, where they were met by some familiar faces: their previous Top Chef competitors! Padma explained that the finalists would be cooking head to head against the people who won their particular seasons, using a secret ingredient that Tom Colicchio picked out for them. To put it another way, it was basically like a mini-episode of Iron Chef, minus Kevin Brauch and a giggly Asian judge.
Tiff ended up beating Kevin with her pork stew, and Mike Isabella beat Mr. "not looking too happy to be here" Michael Voltaggio with his cashew-dusted spiced duck breast. Carla lost to Hosea because her rice was undercooked, and Antonia lost to Stephanie Izard because her veal was too tough. However, a scruffy Richard Blais—who is apparently now homeless and/or without access to running water—beat Stephanie with his seared veal loin. Of course he did.
The winners each took home $10,000, while the losers walked away with nothing but the memory of a tanned Michael Voltaggio sporting his new Justin Bieber-esque haircut. Hey, that has to count for something, right?
Elimination Challenge
Padma called the chefs over, and told them they would be cooking for "Bahamian royalty." Naturally, the chefs all had visions of grandeur and were envisioning lavish kitchens and exquisite table settings. They immediately started coming up with sophisticated, worldly recipes that would impress even the most sophisticated palate.
BUT NOT SO FAST! It was a huge "Debbie Downer" moment for them when they, instead, pulled up to the Bahamian equivalent of an Outback Steakhouse and found out they were serving the King of...JUNKANOO (also known as a guy with a really expensive feathered hat).
After a few minutes of Mike Isabella doing the white man's overbite with good ol' Percy Francis, they headed inside to prepare the food. The kitchen was not very modern, and only came equipped with a flat top, a microwave, and a fryer that almost SET THE ENTIRE RESTAURANT ON FIRE. Antonia noticed it was smoking, and just when she said, "We need to tell someone about this," the entire thing went up in flames. The whole kitchen was moments from blowing up, but no one wanted to leave. Everyone was like, "I'd rather die in a horrific fire than have to prep this veg again!"
Unfortunately, everyone had to be evacuated and the Bahamian fire department ruined all the food with the chemicals they used to put out the fire. Tom Colicchio broke the news to the chefs that they had to re-prep and re-cook all of their food. Understandably, no one was very happy. If only Blais packed his liquid nitrogen, the whole issue could have been curtailed! Oh, wait. What am I saying. He didn't even pack a comb. Nevermind.
And so, several hours later, the judges—and the king of Junkanoo—piled into a cozy booth and sampled the food from the tired chefs:
Judges' Table
Overall, the judges were very underwhelmed by the dishes prepared during the elimination challenge. No one really "wowed" them, especially considering they had extra time to tweak their dishes because of the fire.
The judges gave the win to Mike Isabella. Eric Ripert said it was the "most harmonious and well executed" dish of the day. Tom loved the sauce, even though I thought the froth made it look like someone just spit all over it (can the whole froth/foam trend just die already, please?!).
Blais was the runner up this week. He took a moment to feel sorry for himself for coming in 2nd place before heading back stage to celebrate with Mike.
Antonia, Tiff, and Carla all turned in sub-par dishes this week. Antonia's shrimp were overcooked and her grits were watery, and Tiff's pork was too simple and too dry. But in the end, the judges sent Carla Hall home. Her fried pork medallion with sweet potato purée was just too sweet—and more importantly, she served raw pork to Gail. I'll miss watching Carla, but hey. This is Top Chef All-Stars, and you just can't make mistakes like that at this stage of the game.
What did you think of the episode? Was it Carla's time to go?
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Baltimore Co. puts 3 properties on sale to raise revenue
Officials say controversial plan could keep taxes down
Baltimore County officials are asking for bids on three aging county properties that have been put on sale as a way to raise revenue for new projects without having to raise taxes, but not everyone's happy about certain parts of the plan.
The properties include a fire station, a police substation and a government center that includes a police precinct.
"We're going to try and sell the property and generate enough money to build the (new) buildings for free, and then any leftover money that we have, we're going to invest in school renovation projects," said Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz.
He called the plan creative, but it hasn't been without controversy.
The county plans to put a new Towson fire station where a fueling station currently is at Towsontown Boulevard and Bosley Avenue. The original idea to put it at Towson Manor Park drew criticism and anger from some residents.
A Facebook page with nearly 200 members is criticizing another part of the plan to move the Northpoint Government Center, which includes a police precinct, to Eastwood Elementary Magnet School. The Eastwood students would be moved to other schools under the plan, but some of them aren't happy about it.
One Facebook commenter said, "We are very unhappy about this. We want our school to stay. The police station needs to stay where it is. ... Why move it further away?? Leave our school alone!"
Kamenetz said he understands parents' frustrations, but the benefits outweigh the negatives.
"I know that the school system is talking to the parents there and the principals, and they are all engaged about different ideas. Could it be a kindgarten through third grade, or kindergarten through eighth grade? They're looking at different models that could really be an improvement for these kids," he said.
County officials said they hope to have high enough bids for the properties by April 5.
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Lewis University's commitment to quality aviation programs began in 1932 when aviation studies first were offered. The Harold E. White Aviation Center, which includes a $2 million high-tech flight complex, is one of the most modern aviation education centers in the Midwest. The facility includes a distance learning lab, a flight simulator room, a computer laboratory, and a dispatch center, as well as classrooms.
The department's facilities reflect the spirit of aviation education at Lewis, with the front door opening to the Lewis University campus and the back door opening to the airport. Students spend ample time in both locations as they receive a solid liberal arts foundation in addition to advanced technical training. Today, Lewis is an acknowledged leader in aviation education, preparing professionals to serve the aviation community and aviation-related industries on a worldwide basis. Aviation students come to Lewis from across the United States and abroad.
At Lewis, aviation students may select one of several tracks. These programs include bachelor's degrees in Aviation Administration, Aviation Flight, and Aviation Maintenance Management; the associate's degrees in Aviation Flight or Maintenance; and the certificate in Aviation Maintenance Technology. Students earning a bachelor's degree in Aviation Maintenance Management may also specialize in avionics or nondestructive testing. Minors are available in Aviation Administration, Aviation Flight, Aircraft Dispatch, and Aviation Maintenance Technology.
Students have many opportunities for co-curricular involvement, such as Alpha Eta Rho (National Aviation Fratority), Flight Team (National Intercollegiate Flying Association), and the student chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE).
Strong emphasis is placed on preparing the graduate for the challenges of life and the aerospace industry in the 21st century. Particular areas of emphasis throughout the program include oral and written communications, critical thinking and problem solving skills, interpersonal relationships, and professional and personal ethics.
The following Department of Aviation programs include courses that have been approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), under Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR):
Part 65 Approved Dispatcher Program
Part 141 Approved Flight School
Part 147 Approved Aviation Maintenance Technician School
The courses which meet the FAA requirements are reviewed on a regular basis by the FAA. The FAA approved courses which meet the requirements under Title 14 are noted under the Aviation course descriptions section of this catalog, pages 176-181. Enrollment in any FAA-approved course requires that students comply with all FAA rules and regulations. Academic success alone, however, does not guarantee FAA certification in these programs. Reasons for disqualification include, but are not limited to, the following:
1) Alcohol abuse or addiction;
2) Drug abuse, addiction, possession
or sale;
3) Conviction of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs.
In addition, some occupations within the aerospace industry are closed to individuals with prior felony convictions. Additionally, appropriate medical exams are required for various certificates.
Students authorized to take FAA exams for flight or maintenance ratings may do so by computer. The Harold E. White Aviation Center computer lab is an approved FAA written test center. Additionally, maintenance oral and practical tests are administered by department faculty who are FAA designated mechanic examiners. FAA exams are by appointment only, and fees are in addition to tuition costs.
Challenge examinations are permitted for students with documented work or military experience, in an area of specialization which conforms to FAA regulations. Passing a challenge examination may permit a student to either: (1) waive a required course on a no-credit basis, or (2) obtain credit toward a degree by paying the requisite University fee.
Students who have previously obtained an FAA license may receive credit for courses and labs that correspond to these ratings. Prior training gained through an accredited college may be granted transfer credit upon approval from the Aviation department chair. Students who have certificates and/or ratings obtained through a non-accredited source may request both course and lab credit. A challenge examination may be required to demonstrate adequate knowledge and proficiency.
All of the above credits, must be requested no later than six weeks into your initial semester at Lewis, regardless of your declared major.
Students enrolled in an approved FAA curriculum must meet FAA requirements regarding the minimum number of hours. The maximum number of absences allowed in each course is the number of times the lecture/lab meets per week. For example, if your class meets 4 hours for that class per week, you are allowed to miss 4 hours during the entire class term. Being late three times is equivalent to one absence. All absences from either lecture or laboratories must be made up prior to the end of the semester. If a student knows in advance that an absence will occur, the instructor should be informed.
It is important to recognize that most aviation programs are highly technical in nature and require substantial laboratory coursework. Flight and maintenance training is sequential, requiring several consecutive semesters to complete. Additionally, because of its technical nature, aviation has limited electives. Therefore, in order to graduate in the traditional four years, a student must declare a major as early as possible during his or her academic career.
It is important to note that required courses vary among different majors. Students are advised to carefully evaluate the effect that changing majors might have with respect to future course requirements and the required time to complete the degree. When applying for graduation, however, the student must have successfully completed all the requirements for the declared major.
Students wishing to change from one aviation program to another must obtain approval from the chair of the Department of Aviation. Those who entered the two-year aviation program will be admitted to the five-semester or four-year degree programs only if they have maintained a 2.00 (C) grade point average and have completed the two-year certificate program.
First semester students who receive a grade of F in any aviation course may be dismissed from the Department of Aviation, regardless of their grade point average. The department requires that all students maintain a minimum 2.00 cumulative grade point average in the major. At the conclusion of each semester, each student's grades are reviewed to assure success in the program. Students whose grade point average has fallen below the minimum 2.00 (C) in the major will be dropped from the program. Those who are dropped may apply for re-admission under the terms of the University re-admission policy.
In cases in which circumstances warrant, the department may agree to approve a contract between a student and the university in lieu of being dropped from the program. The contract will specify appropriate goals that must be met during the succeeding semester. At the end of the contract period, the student's performance will be evaluated under the contract, and a decision on retention or dismissal will be made.
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Space Shuttle Flight
STS-92 took its place in history Oct. 11, 2000, when Space Shuttle
Discovery launched from the Kennedy Space Center, Fla., to
begin the 100th flight of the space shuttle program.
STS-92, the crew delivered and installed the Z1 Truss and
Pressurized Mating Adapter 3 to the International Space Station.
were seven astronauts -- Commander Brian Duffy, Pilot Pam
Melroy and Mission Specialists Leroy Chiao, Bill McArthur,
Koichi Wakata, Jeff Wisoff and Mike Lopez-Alegria. Wakata
represented the National Space Development Agency of Japan,
or NASDA, for the second time in his career. During STS-72
in 1996, he became the first NASDA astronaut to fly as a mission
specialist aboard the space shuttle.
Installs Space Station Elements During Space Walks
STS-92 crewmembers conducted four space walks on the outside of the
docked complex. During consecutive days beginning Oct. 15,
2000, space walkers conducted the complex, demanding tasks
that were required for installation of the Z1 Truss and Pressurized
Mating Adapter 3 onto the station's Unity module.
Specialists Leroy Chiao and Bill McArthur performed the first
and third excursions. Mission Specialists Jeff Wisoff and
Michael Lopez-Alegria performed the second and fourth. Total
space walk time for the mission was 27 hours, 19 minutes.
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- 1 quart ( 1 1/2 pounds) cherries, stems removed
- Kosher Salt
- 2 cups half and half
- 6 egg yolks
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 ounces dark chocolate (about 70% cocoa), chopped fine
- 2 ounces roasted almonds, toasted and chopped fine
Adjust oven rack to middle position and preheat oven to 450°F. Toss cherries in 13- by 9-inch ceramic or glass baking dish with 1/4 teaspoon salt. Roast until juices stack in high bubbles and cherries offer no resistance to a paring knife, 30 to 40 minutes. Set aside to cool.
When cherries are cool enough to handle, cut in half to remove pits. Transfer to blender and scrape in cherry juices. Add half and half, egg yolks, and sugar, and blend on high until very smooth.
Pour mixture through a stainer into a medium saucepan and place on medium-low heat. Cook, whisking frequently, until lightly thickened. Custard should coat back of a wooden spoon and a finger swiped through coating should leave a clean line, about 5 minutes. Season with additional salt to taste. Strain into an airtight container and chill over night.
The next day, churn ice cream according to manufacturer's instructions. In the last minute of churning, add chopped chocolate and almonds. Transfer to an airtight container and chill in freezer for at least three hours before serving.
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I indeed do not see it in the list. What should I do to install it? (BTW, I also can't find it on the Google Market)


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Taylor Swift: Leaving Hotel with Harry Styles!
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WiSync activates based on a WIFI connection and disconnection and otherwise does not run in the background; ignoring normal Android service lifecycles. Users can independently configure which accounts (email, calendar, or contacts) are enabled and disabled on WIFI connection and disconnection.
WiSync is easy to use. In fact,WiSync transparently works for you and never against you. It does not interfere with independent synchronization control. Best of all, its free and supported! And contrary to commonly held belief, WiSync compliments applications such as Locale and Power Manager, saving your battery power in ways these applications simply can not.
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That quote is actualy very witty, Celdur. I suggest you use that in your signature.
Sam is basically right, he's just cranky.
I like Civ V. >.>
There is, of course, a difference between having a laugh with someone, and having a laugh at their expense
*swats Clarke away*I'm guessing you guys are still alpha or beta phase. Lots of errors and imbalance right?
I, for a fact, quite like Keno[tai]. He's my favorite.
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Ocean City men charged in massive smuggling ring
Basel, Samir Ramadan also linked to international terrorists, authorities say
An alleged cigarette smuggling ring out of Ocean City has connections to international terrorists.
New York authorities said Basel and Samir Ramadan were two ringleaders of a scheme that made tens of millions of dollars selling more than a million cartons of untaxed cigarettes. Investigators said the smuggling ring stretched from Virginia to New York.
"We know they made tens of millions of dollars, but so far, we've only found a fraction of that," state Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman said while announcing enterprise corruption and other charges against 16 people, all Palestinian immigrants.
The Ramadans were arrested Wednesday in Ocean City. Investigators said they found $1.5 million -- some stashed in black plastic garbage bags -- in the home and car of Basel Ramadan.
U.S. officials said the Ramadans had links to known terrorists, including Omar Abdel-Rahman, a blind cleric serving a life sentence in prison for a conspiracy to blow up New York City landmarks. Schneiderman and city Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly told reporters Thursday that similar schemes in the past have raised money for militant groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.
"This is not the end of our investigation," the attorney general added. "We are following the money. We will work to track it down, wherever it went."
Meanwhile, witnesses said authorities from several agencies raided the men's homes in Ocean City on Wednesday and hauled out several pieces of evidence. One man said he found the allegations stunning.
"If it's going on here, I'm sure it's going on in other places in the U.S. This is just Ocean City. No one thought Ocean City would be a place to fund terrorism," said raid witness Hunter Bowman.
The total amount of money involved in the scheme remains unclear, but financial records show the traffickers deposited at least $55 million in proceeds in small banks in and around Ocean City. The Ramadan brothers sometimes showed up at the banks carrying cash in beer cooler bags, authorities said.
The Ramadans are being held without bail pending extradition to New York. Arrests also were made in New York City, New Jersey and Delaware.


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BOSTON (CBS/AP) — Gap Inc. plans to close stores in the U.S., while expanding in China.
The struggling retailer, which runs the Gap, Old Navy and Banana Republic chains, detailed plans on Thursday to close 189 locations, or 21 percent of its namesake Gap stores in the U.S., by the end of 2013.
According to its website, Gap has about 35 stores in Massachusetts. It's unclear whether any of those stores would be affected.
At the same time, the largest U.S. clothing chain said it plans to triple the number of Gap stores in China from about 15 by the end of the year to roughly 45 by the end of next year.
The moves are related to the company's previously stated goal of reducing its overall square footage in the U.S. by 10 percent from 2007 to the end of 2013, while roughly doubling revenue from outside of the U.S. to 30 percent by the end of the same year.
"The combination of our global strategy and formidable growth platform puts us in a strong position to expand our reach into the top 10 apparel markets worldwide," said Glenn Murphy, Gap's CEO, in a statement. "In North America, we're taking a number of steps to improve sales in the near-term, and I'm confident that with a strong management team in place, we're well positioned for sustained growth across the business."
Like many U.S. companies of all stripes, Gap has been looking overseas for growth as Americans continue to cut back on spending during the down economy in the U.S. But even before the U.S. economy took a turn for the worse, Gap lost its fashion edge. Its sales in the U.S. have eroded considerably since it drove America's love of khakis and all things business casual in the 1990s because of growing competition from specialty retailers like Abercrombie & Fitch and cheap chic merchants like H&M.
In the second quarter, Gap's overall revenue at stores opened at least a year — a measure of a retailer's health — fell 2 percent during the quarter. At Gap's namesake brand in North America, which has posted an annual revenue drop for the last six years, revenue for the quarter was down 3 percent. Banana Republic, which focuses on dressy casual for work, posted a 2 percent decline. North American revenue at Old Navy, which sells low-priced clothing, was flat.
The company, based in San Francisco, has been trying to shore up its business, including shaking up senior management by bringing in a new brand president, chief marketing officer, Gap design director and ad agency. Gap also established a Global Creative Center and consolidated its marketing in New York.
To improve profitability, it has closed or reduced the size of stores over the past few years. And in 2008, it announced plans to reduce overall square footage in the U.S by primarily focusing on cutting the number of Gap stores. But the company never gave details on how many stores that it planned to close.
On Thursday, Gap officials offered more details to analysts gathered in New York for its annual meeting. The company said that it plans to have closed 34 percent of its namesake Gap stores between 2007 and the end of 2013, not including Gap Outlet locations. After the reduction, it will have 700 Gap stores left by the end of 2013, down from 1056 in 2007.
"Over the next 26 months, we'll look store by store at our specialty fleet and determine which stores meet the standards we've set for our brand," said Art Peck, president of Gap North America, who took over the helm of the brand in February. "This is a continuation of our work since 2007."
The company also said it plans to keep the same number of Old Navy stores in North America, but it's cutting down the size of each store. Old Navy had decreased its square footage by 8 percent to 18.5 million since 2007. The company plans to add 50 new Gap Outlet stores by the same period, which will leave 250 stores by the end of 2013.
Gap said on Thursday that it's testing new merchandising ideas and marketing to get shoppers excited. Gap Kids has collaborated with designer Diane von Furstenberg to design a children's line to be shipped to stores next spring.
Overseas, the company said its first Gap flagship in Hong Kong will be opening in a few weeks, as is the first Banana Republic store in Paris later this year. The company also plans to expand Old Navy outside of North America to Japan within the next 18 months.
On the news, Gap's shares rose 11 cents, to $17.96 per share.
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More than 10,000 customers were without power after a major snowstorm hit the Long Island area, according to the Long Island Power Authority.
Wendy Lang of National Grid says they can get most customers back on line within 24 hours if crews can reach them, according to the Associated Press.
National Grid was preparing for a "significant" restoration effort with a ground force of 1,000 workers as the major winter storm hit an electric system just recovered from superstorm Sandy.
Friday, National Grid said its estimate of about 100,000 power outages from the blizzard could grow if conditions worsened, but that it did not expect them to last more than a day.
On its first day in the driver's seat of LIPA's storm response, National Grid said it had hired 240 out-of-state high-voltage-line workers and 100 tree trimmers from outside. They will help the 500 local linemen and 150 tree trimmers already working for the company.
The New York Power Authority, meanwhile, has staff members on Long Island supporting National Grid's response to the storm, according to a source in Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's administration, which is communicating directly with National Grid executives.
Asked if National Grid executives are required to seek LIPA approvals for all storm-response decisions, the source said, "That is not happening."
The roughly 1,000 people National Grid has on the ground are in sharp contrast to the more than 14,000 who ultimately helped restore power after Sandy, which cut the juice to more than 1 million Long Islanders.
At a briefing Friday, John Bruckner, president of National Grid's Long Island electric-system division, said the utility was ready for the storm, which he predicted "will cause damage."
The company expects "significant restoration efforts," he said, but added that he expects that any outages will be restored within a day.
Michael Taunton, the chief operating officer at LIPA, was introduced on the call, but Bruckner led it.
Bruckner said while the LIPA system endured significant damage during Sandy, "I will tell you that the damage . . . has been repaired."
He said National Grid is fully stocked with material -- after replacing thousands of telephone poles, transformers and hundreds of miles of wire after Sandy. "We do not expect any material shortages throughout this event," he said.
He said he doesn't expect storm surge levels to cause anywhere near the flooding damage that Sandy did, but the company has sandbagged substations in areas where flooding could be a problem, including one in Oyster Bay.
Having more than 240 extra workers on the ground before the storm would be a game changer in terms of response, Bruckner said. "We didn't see the [worker] resources until many days into Sandy," which required more than two weeks for full restoration.
National Grid will manage the restoration effort from its Hicksville headquarters, a major change from Sandy, when crews were dispatched locally from its scores of substations throughout Long Island.
Taunton, LIPA's finance chief who was recently named chief operating officer, said that while LIPA has passed off the prime communications and command function, it continues to maintain an "oversight" role of National Grid and other normal functions during the storm.
Asked specifically what oversight role he'd play, he said LIPA was involved in "pre-meetings" to determine "what type of resources we need" and in "working together in communicating with the governor's office."
The Cuomo administration source said state officials were "communicating [directly] with National Grid, monitoring their response to the storm."LIPA doesn't have a permanent chief executive, and its vice president of customer service left in a management exodus after Sandy.
Beyond the 240 crew members it has already contracted for, National Grid has not requested other outside crews, said Wendy Ladd, the National Grid spokeswoman who has taken charge of a function normally handled by LIPA representatives.
Ladd said any outages were expected to be short-lived.
"We expect [outages could last] 24 hours, but not four or five days," she said.
LIPA on Friday said it turned over storm-response and control of the system to National Grid -- the first time LIPA has ceded control of operations during a potential emergency -- because the outside contractor was "best suited" to handle the work.
"As LIPA's service provider and to ensure consistency in messaging, National Grid is commanding this incident and is best suited to communicate storm preparation and storm response to the public," said LIPA spokesman Mark Gross.
Not everyone backed the move. "As a new board member, I've been less than impressed with National Grid to date," trustee Jeffrey Greenfield said. "I'm waiting to be impressed."
National Grid will work around the clock Friday night responding to any outages, Ladd said.
Separately, National Grid's natural gas delivery division warned customers that heavy snow and icing conditions could pose a "serious safety risk" around gas vents and meters, and advised customers to "closely inspect areas around and over gas meters, service hook-ups and vents" that could damage equipment and prevent carbon monoxide from properly venting.
The company said in a statement that its crews were patrolling low-lying, flood-prone areas and natural gas facilities. "Customer contact offices will be increasing staffing, and support personnel are making sure that crew locations are fully stocked with equipment to repair service as needed," the company said.


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Here we are at the start of a brand new week, and it's not just any old week... it's release week! Yep, that's right, all of these new Sweet November stamps we've been sharing with you will be available Wednesday night at All That Scraps. :)
Now if you've stopped by the ATS blog you've already seen a sneak of my sneak for today, but I just had to save our beloved Darby for this last day of candy goodness! Darby was first introduced a couple months back with her friend Bumbles and now Sweet November's resident tomboy Sprite is skipping back onto the scene. This time she has her fuzzy wuzzy caterpillar friend, Chenille, to keep her company. I can just hear the two of them laughing and giggling and telling jokes to one and other... caterpillars are renowned for their great sense of humor don'tcha know! LOL ;)
Can't get enough of Darby and Chenille? Then skip on over to Maire's and Traci's blogs for some super cute inspiration that will have you grinning from ear to ear! These ladies sure know how to ramp up the cute factor!
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David Huffman: "I think it was a little stiff. They're taking these parents away from their kid. They could have punished them in a more materialistic way. What about the parents who let their kids come the party?"
Shannon Dowell: "Personally, I would never have done that for my child, but if the kids were being supervised on the property and the parents believed they were morally doing the right thing, eight years is kind of stiff. Some people who commit murder get less than that."
K.C. Sperry: "That punishment is overkill, but the parents should have insisted that those kids spend the night so that no one was driving under the influence."[The parents claim they did do that.–ed.]


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My first mountain trip. Warning: big pictures ahead.
That's my first trip to mountains, Polish side of Tatra Mountains and town Zakopane. Was really fun, have to visit them again.
1. Me climbing some rock wall. Wasn't high, just photo is taken in a way to look so
2. Morskie Oko mountain lake. 9km walk just to see that there is no lake, just ice I twisted my ankle a second after this photo was taken.
3. Hobson resting and regenerating. Friends decided to make this photo because tired Hob was somewhat unusual view.
4. Czarny Staw Gąsiennicowy mountain lake. Like before, no lake
5. Hob at Giewnot peak, wiev at High Tatra Mountains
6. Amusement park at Zakopane, with ropes, bridges, talans etc.
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Our latest for EBONY: "Murder in the Mississippi Delta." The man accused of killing Clarksdale, Mississippi mayoral candidate Marco McMillian is expected to claim a gay-panic defense.
McMillian's murder has threatened to become a tabloid-style case in this rural Delta town. Police investigators and several of the suspects' friends have said that Reed is claiming a "gay panic" defense. But friends of McMillian "say the two men were romantically involved and quarreled immediately before the slaying," reported the Clarion-Ledger.
"There are many gay men and lesbians here—but we are often invisible," says film director Patrik-Ian Polk, a native of Hattiesburg. Polk created the groundbreaking television series Noah's Arc for MTV/LOGO—the nation's first Black gay television series—and its successful big-screen spin-off. Polk returned to Mississippi to shoot his next project, an adaptation of the novel Blackbird. "It's not like being gay in a big city like New York or Los Angeles. It's still a 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' vibe—it's not often discussed."
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Lennart Poettering announced systemd 32 with the following message.
Primarily bugfixes, and one really cool improvement: we can now load the SELinux policy without having to reexecute ourselves. This is much
prettier and saves up to 70ms or so. I also added some basic profiling output for SELinux which unfortunately shows that SELinux costs around
5s on every boot on f16 (and that on my really fast machine!). Sad.
Look for output like this:
[ 10.727004] systemd[1]: Successfully loaded SELinux policy in 3s 270ms 896us.
[ 10.769204] systemd[1]: Successfully loaded SELinux database in 41ms 700us, size on heap is 460K.
[ 11.943903] systemd[1]: Relabelled /dev and /run in 1s 125ms 738us.
He even added these lines to every boot, so everyone would know how much time SELinux was costing them on boot.
Nothing like public embarrassment to make you take action.
Shame is a great motivator. :^(
I decided to take a look at the policy using the sesearch tools. I wanted to figure out where all the rules were coming from, and whether we had some duplicates we could remove. The first thing I noticed was there were thousands of rules related to network ports. To me there seemed to be way to many. I began to investigate and found that M4 macro expansion was the problem.
SELinux policy is written using m4. Over the years we have written lots of macros which policy writers take advantage. We call these macros interfaces. Another feature of SELinux policy is the use of attributes. Attrinbutes are a way of grouping lots of types (init_t, httpd_t) together. You can create a new user type say staff_t and add an attribute say usertype. Now you write rules regarding the usertype that affect all users.
allow usertype etc_t:file read;
SELinux also defines network port attributes like port_type and reserved_port_type. All network ports get the attribute port_type and all ports < 1024 get the attribute reserved port type. Well M4 has a cool feature "negation". SELinux policy was using negation in many places including defineing unreserved_ports. For example in Fedora 15 we have an interface that says.
attribute port_type, reserved_port_type;
allow $1 { port_type -reserved_port_type }:tcp_socket name_bind;
All types that need to bind to ports > 1023 would then using this interface.
/usr/bin/ssh (ssh_t) needs to be able to setup alternate ports to allow a tunnel connection between a remote sshd service and the local machine, so we allow it to bind to any port > 1023 using the following line:
Seems like a simple rule to add, until you understand how m4 works with negation. M4 expands out all the attributes into their types and then writes a rule for each type that matches. A rule like this could end up adding 100s of allow rules. For every type that is a port_type and not a reserved_port_type, a rule would be written allowing ssh_t to bind to the port.
allow ssh_t amqp_port_t:tcp_socket name_bind;
allow ssh_t asterisk_port_t:tcp_socket name_bind;
I found that if I defined a new attribute "unreserved_port_type", and rewrote the interface to something like.
attribute port_type, reserved_port_type;
allow $1 unreserved_port_type:tcp_socket name_bind;
I ended up with only one rule generated by
allow ssh_t unreserved_port_type:tcp_socket name_bind;
Turns out we had lots and lots of interfaces where we used the negation.
dontaudit $1 { port_type -port_t }:dccp_socket name_bind;
files_read_all_dirs_except($1, $2 -shadow_t)
I went through the entire policy and switched to using only attributes like unreserved_port_type attributes and shrunk the size of policy by about 80 %.
What is really nice, you can check the size of policy using seinfo.
As time went on F15 machine:
$ seinfo
Statistics for policy file: /etc/selinux/targeted/policy/policy.24
Policy Version & Type: v.24 (binary, mls)
Allow: 282444
Dontaudit: 184516
and on F16 machine:
$ seinfo
Statistics for policy file: /etc/selinux/targeted/policy/policy.26
Policy Version & Type: v.26 (binary, mls)
Allow: 88242
Dontaudit: 11302
Tools used to load the policy run about 3 times as fast.
Tom London looked at the change on his machine and found
And comparing 'old vs. new' boot times, first the old: Jul 28 06:39:29 tlondon systemd[1]: Startup finished in 3s 336ms 755us (kernel) + 11s 625ms 240us (initrd) + 28s 189ms 914us (userspace) = 43s 151ms 909us. And now the 'new': Jul 29 06:00:41 tlondon systemd[1]: Startup finished in 1s 844ms 542us (kernel) + 4s 999ms 977us (initrd) + 29s 239ms 766us (userspace) = 36s 84ms 285us. 6.5 seconds less in initrd.
A second feature of this change is we are now taking up probably 80% less kernel memory...
# du -s /etc/selinux/targeted/policy/policy.24
6004 /etc/selinux/targeted/policy/policy.24
Fedora 16:
# du -s /etc/selinux/targeted/policy/policy.26
2156 /etc/selinux/targeted/policy/policy.26
And Fedora 16 has more domains, types and rules...
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That will bring about the "underground" geocachers! Where secret caches handed out through e-mails and or even old school letter boxes with no fingerprints on them will be the new norm.
That will bring about the "underground" geocachers! Where secret caches handed out through e-mails and or even old school letter boxes with no fingerprints on them will be the new norm.
Originally Posted by jclaudii
Ooh .... I'd LOVE doing that with a few.
00ooh yea than the name g.e.o will be molecachin.com
Maybe they should contact the Bomb Squad of "that central Arkansas city" for proper disposal techniques........
I went to my favorite site (besides this one) which is over on Zombie Squad(zombiehunters.org) and posted a question like this:I got a response like I was hoping for from a military EOD Tech (or so he claims anyway )how much explosive damage potential is there in a film canister or a m&m mini's container if it's attached to the skirt of a light pole(those seem to be the most called in). This is in no way an illegal question, I am just wanting to know to better inform myself and to inform the geocaching community.
My guess is there is not much potential, especially if it's in an empty parking lot.He also stated that he as worked with Civi bomb squads and he says once the bomb tech is called, everything gets shutdown until the tech clears it...Kinda crazy but it is the way the system is to prevent unneeded accidents especially if they were called out and didn't check it out.A film can or similar item there would be very little space for a device. If one was made it would be something designed to harm a person handling it. Now something the size of an ammo can could do some damage.
I also asked a question on why the 911 dispatcher didn't look it up on gc.com and was basically told that it's not "in their duties" as an operator to do that. They could recommend that be looked at while services are en route to the location, but usually if an officer declares it suspicious...it gets bomb squaded. Now I suppose that officer could look it up on his lappytop but then he has to make the call to check it out.
So far out of all of the geocaches in the WORLD that are published on GC.com...I have not heard of one instance where one of them turned out to be a bomb! I may be wrong, but so far the odds of a published geocache being a bomb are rare...now if it said geocache and it was not on the site (not under basic or premium membership) then perhaps it needs looked into. The only thing it "could" be besides a bomb is a "pending" cache that Chuck has not approved yet or the user temporarily disabled it.
I guess this would be a good time to throw in what was found at the Cwy meeting with the bomb techs? Does anyone have that info?
Personally, this is something that I wouldn't touch. I'll always feel the best route here is to simply perform our sport in a manner which will not draw any unnecessary suspicion to it. In other words, don't hide caches right out in front of people who have no idea what's going on.
Trying to work with governments, bomb squads, police forces, etc. will almst surely accomplish the same identical thing .... but INVOLUNTARY. Laws & ordinances will be enforced completely preventing us from using ANY skirt, fire hydrant, etc, even the one at the far end of the parking lot ..... rather than us taking the initiative ourselves & simply being a bit more careful about our locations.
This affects me very little as far as hiding. ALL of my hides are at least semi-rural & NONE are right in front of a house or business, where no one knows anything about what's going on. So my hiding will continue regardless of what happens in this situation.
But I also like a large number of caches to find, in different types of conditions. But purposely pushing the "suspicion meter" as far as you can, simply because you can, will not lead to a single benefit for geocaching .... regardless of who you talk to, how many meetings you have, or how many agreements you sign.
But that's my opinion & I may be wrong. But with the past experiences I've had working closely with law enforcement in the military (I can't say in what aspect however), I don't believe that I am wrong. This type of exposure is one thing that we most definitely do NOT want to get associated with geocaching. Every single possible effect it can have on us will be negative.
And it's just so easy to prevent that.
I agree, but when a cacher post or contacts the cache owner of a particular geocache that has raised citizen's suspicion to the point of police being called and or the cacher letting the owner know that it is in a "bad" spot and that it could be construed the wrong way; and the only response the owner has is "use more stealth" or "I'm not moving it" sends the wrong message. How is the best way to deal with those people?
Sometimes there just isn't a way. Being as this is a mostly voluntary & un-regulated sport, which I am 100% for it STAYING that way, there's no "court" to judge when a cacher is behaving improperly .... or in a way detrimental to caching. Thus, there's no possible way to MAKE a cacher do anything.
Even if someone wanted to take a 12" long piece of 1" PVC pipe, cap both ends, paint it silver, & place it in plain view in a parking lot .... there's no guideline, law, or rule by GC.Com which specifically says they can't do it that way. (In case no one caught the example .... that type container in that type situation would automatically mean "PIPE BOMB".)
And I don't WANT there to be any guidelines saying we can't do that. And most definitely I don't want a governmental LAW saying we can't. I'd much rather we police our own sport, NOT doing things which raise too much suspicion ourselves, & highly discouraging it as a group when we see others do it. If we don't do that, then eventually someone will do it for us.
Unfortunately, not every cacher is willing to take those few simple steps & extra 2 minutes to do a quick survey of the area & determine if it's an appropriate caching location or not. And if you say anything about it, they throw a fit. A perfect example is the one I mentioned that happened to myself. I'm not going to name names .... just ain't my style. But the one I am talking about isn't very difficut to find.
First off, it's on a bridge, which is against guidelines anyway. No, it's NOT a vehicle bridge, but it IS a bridge, AND it's right above one of the busiest interstates in Arkansas. The bridge is VERY rarely used, so muggling isn't so bad. But even so, when I was there, I noticed at least 3-5 ways to hide a cache which would probably be 90% safe from a muggle, but easily findable to most cachers.
But the owner instead decided to make it REALLY hard & unconvientional, not give a hint, and pretty much require you to stay up there for at least 30 minutes .... unless you just get real lucky. His reasoning was, "If I make it easy for a cacher to find, then it's easy for a muggle to find". To me, that's simply the mark of an unexperienced hider. Theres a hundred ways for a cache o be hidden, which is fairly obvious to an experienced cacher, but completely invisible to the public.
But that wasn't so here, so there I was, in the middle of a bridge, in the middle of a city, with 10,000 cars an hour passing directly below me. After about 30 minutes of poking, prodding, peering, scratching, & all that other stuff we do during cache-finding, I gave up. During this entire time, a grand total of ZERO other people used this bridge.
Think I looked a bit suspicious up there? D!&n right I did. That's evidently what a motorist thought also. Since 2 sets of cops had blocked both ends of the bridge during this time & met me at one end on the way out. Anybody NOT think this situation had the potential to be a very serious one? D@*n right it did.
Luckily, I'm not really a very suspicious looking guy, & most certainly don't have a police record .... at least not for anything bad. I've been in jail twice for bar-room fights in the military, but nothing else. I'm almost certain that they called in for my record prior to. That may be one of the reasons the situation was easily defused.
But is somethng like this even necessary? First off, personally, I would never have even PLACED a cache in a highly visible location like that. But that's just me. But I do appreciate every cache I find, although Iwould much rather someone make this THIS type a very quick one, so we don't have to wander around like a lost goose for a long time. And I almost immediately saw a way this could have been done here. A cacher would never have even had to stop walking to retieve the cache .... but a pedestrian would have walked right past it, not even seeing if it they had been looking.
So I brought up my concerns in my DNF log .... not a "Needs Archived", nor even a "Needs Maintanance" .... just a very nice run-down of what had occured. The reaction was TWO complete posts, each several paragraphs long, from the cache-owner .... then a THIRD similar one from the co-owner .... informing me just how many things I did wrong, how he had every right to hide it as he saw fit, & that it really wasn't any of my business. Then to top this off, he launched into several insinuations about how I must be overly scared of police because had a criminal background & related stuff like that.
There's no reasoning with these type people & I know better than to even try. I simply deleted everything I had posted, except for a simple "DNF" or something. That didn't satisfy him either, since he then modified some of his previous comments & added that it was my "responsibility" to re-post what I deleted, because other cachers needed this info.
Group pressure is the only possible choice for those types. It's a really nasty way to do it, & I'm not even suggesting it TO be done. But these type of ill-thought-out cache placements will eventually come back to bite us in the long run, in some form or fashion. Of that, I'm 100% sure. And when that happens, it's already too late to say, "Okay, please take that part away. We promise we won't do that again."
That's why I am so against purposely hiding caches in places where it's impossible to NOT be seen by the public, especially when that public has no idea what you're up to. Or at the VERY least, make those so we can get in, do our thing, & get out quick enough to raise no suspicion.
But it's a voluntary & "trust" thing, which is the way it should be, & the way I want it to be .... even knowing that there will always be a certain percentage of cachers who abuse that trust. And that in turn makes it harder for ALL of us to enjoy our now-lightly regulated hobby.
But anyway, I've said about all I can say on this issue, so will bow out of it now. The discussion was interesting.


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My second daughter, who has Down syndrome, often went on "unauthorized walks" when she was young. It was not so much that she was running away, it was more that she was off on an adventure and had neglected to inform us of her intentions.
While there were some moments of panic as we tried to locate her, one of the most frightening times looking for her was when she was older and did not return home from her walk to the store.
She detoured to the park on her way home. Somehow, she turned around and instead of heading home, she crossed over another road and ended up in the chip yard at the local pulp mill. Once she was in there, she knew she was lost, but she thought she was going the right direction, and so she kept on walking.
It was a Sunday afternoon, not a full crew at work, and many acres of piles of wood chips to be lost in. We did all we could to look for her and were just getting ready to call the RCMP when a mill truck pulled into our driveway with a very relieved Ange in the front seat.
Over the years, in our adventure of living with Ange, there were countless times that people called or stopped in to tell us they had seen her at such and such a place, wanting to make sure we knew where she was. (She was a bit of a local legend at that point because of her capacity to slip away unnoticed).
Many times I marvelled with immense gratitude that she had so many people watching over her, and despite the many times that things could have gone terribly wrong, she always was returned safely.
We used to say that Ange had two guardian angels, for one was not enough to keep her safe. I think, though, the more accurate explanation for her safety is found in the First Reading this Sunday, from the prophet Isaiah.
Cyrus, the king of Persia, is named the servant of God, for even though Cyrus does not know God, yet he is the instrument used to release God's people from captivity in Babylon, returning them to their homeland and the task of the rebuilding of the Temple. God accomplishes his purposes, "for the sake of my servant Jacob, and Israel my chosen."
Those who helped return Ange to her "homeland" were not all people who knew God, yet God was at work.
One of the difficulties being the age I am is that I have lived long enough to hear many stories of situations not turning out as well as it did for Ange and have seen too much of the pain in people's lives. At times it has challenged my fundamental trust in a God who cares about the little ones and will intervene on their behalf.
While I do not know the answer to the question of suffering, my lack of answers in no way lessens the truth of God's involvement in the life of his people so that "they may know . . . that there is no one besides me."
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No matter where you live in the United Kingdom, it's a safe bet you'll have heard of Clapham Common. But there's more to this London borough than you might think, and the village-like atmosphere and historic 'old town' often take visitors by surprise, with many buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th century. As well as the renowned Common, Clapham has many interesting areas to explore among its fascinating architecture.
Property in Clapham is diverse and generally reflects the town's eclectic population. Flats, quietly positioned older style terraced houses and smart townhouses can be easily snapped up. House prices in Clapham are around the national average, depending on the exact location and size of the property. These days, Clapham has become distinctly fashionable and boasts many fine restaurants, bars and cafes, as well as excellent leisure facilities. Many university graduates and students live in the Clapham area, a throwback to the days when the University of London had halls of residences there. Shopping is excellent, with the markets of Brixton, Lavender Hill and the famous King's Road in Chelsea all extremely close by. Many a bargain can be picked up at these fascinating markets, which are also popular with antique hunters keen to add to their collection.
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Antoine Dodson, the nobody-turned-somebody of "Bed Intruder Song" fame, was arrested Monday morning for alleged possession of marijuana.
The viral-video star – who warned people to "hide your kids, hide your wife and your husbands 'cuz they're rapin' everybody out here" – was arrested after getting pulled over for speeding in Huntsville, Ala. Dodson, whose legal first name is Kevin, was charged with second-degree marijuana possession, speeding and failure to have car insurance, Reuters reports.
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He was released later on Saturday after posting a $1,340 cash bond, (Huntsville Police spokesman Harry) Hobbs said.
"Let me be the first to tell it!!" Dodson tweeted to his 33,000 Twitter followers after his release. "So just got out of jail off a weak charge … Got pulled over in my Benz and they got me … I never been in jail except that time in grade school. You remember!!!"
Dodson became famous in summer 2010 after a television interview he did when his sister was attacked in their home. Internet viewers found his animated interview funny, but his fame didn't take off until the Gregory Brothers – who create the popular "auto-tune the news" YouTube videos – spliced up Dodson's interview, put it to music and posted the "Bed Intruder Song" to the video-sharing site.
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Eddie offers to stand aside
A defiant Eddie McGuire says he is determined to make amends for his dire on-air clanger racially vilifying Adam Goodes, and said he was willing to stand aside as Collingwood president while the AFL's process unfolded.
He said he would ask the Collingwood board members whether they thought that was an appropriate step. He also said he would ''take a spell'' from his various media commitments if required.
''I'll talk to the guys about it. I'll speak to the board. The board have said to me today we know what you're doing,'' he said on Fox Footy's AFL360.
''I'll work it out with other people tomorrow, I've just got to get through today to be honest. If that's appropriate, if that's symbolic, if that makes a difference, then I will. I have no problem with that.
''I have no problem if Triple M said have a spell, if Fox Footy said you know what we don't want you to be the face of footy this weekend, maybe have a spell.
''I would happily do that and I'd cop that blemish on my impeccable record in that regard to make the point.
''There's no ducking around or anything else, it is what it is. I'm enternally disappointed and sorry on what happened and I will make amends. I will make amends, I promise you I will make amends.''
McGuire also offered to resign from his position as the chairman of the Michael Long Learning and Leadership Centre, an offer that Long rejected.
McGuire had inexplicably suggested Goodes could be used to promote the musical King Kong just days after a 13-year-old girl hurled the racist slur of ''ape'' at Goodes during the match between the Magpies and Swans at the MCG on Friday. McGuire had been praised for his handling of that issue, but undid all the good work on his Triple M breakfast show on Wednesday.
Swans chairman Richard Colless and coach John Longmire were bewildered by McGuire's comments, while it is understood that Goodes has reluctantly accepted McGuire's apology.
''I think a slip of the tongue is probably one word mispronounced. This was actually a few sentences,'' Colless said. ''It wasn't even funny. Being funny, you might have been able to make the case. It was [a] very sort of ham-fisted comment that really you would have thought only an amateur who hadn't read the papers over the weekend would have been able to make.''
The AFL has said McGuire will be put through the league's racial and religious vilification counselling process.
One of the most savage responses to McGuire came from Magpies backman Harry O'Brien, who admonished his president, declaring he was ''extremely disappointed''. ''In my opinion race relations in this country is systematically a national disgrace,'' he said. McGuire later apologised to O'Brien and the pair appeared together on AFL360 to further discuss the issue of ''unintended racism''.
Discussing with Luke Darcy, on their breakfast radio show on Triple M, a promotion of the King Kong musical, in which an ape's hand was hung from the Eureka Skydeck, 300 metres above the ground.
Darcy said: ''One of the great promos ever was the hand coming out of the Eureka tower. What a great promo that is for King Kong.''
McGuire interjected: ''Get Adam Goodes down for it, you reckon?'' ''No, I wouldn't have thought so,'' was the response from Darcy.
McGuire went on, stumbling over his words: ''You can see them doing that, can't you? Goodesy. You know, the big, not the ape thing, the whole thing … I'm just saying pumping him up and mucking around and that sort of stuff.''
McGuire then went into damage control. He soon rang AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou, federal Sports Minister Kate Lundy, Goodes and the Swans to apologise and fronted a packed media conference.
''Adam was really upset. I don't think he felt vilified because he knows me and he said that to me,'' McGuire said.
McGuire said it was a ''slip of a tongue'' and ''it burns me to the core''. He said he understood if indigenous players questioned his stance on equality but said this had been a ''hallmark of his presidency'' and it was ''a cause that I live for''.
''I am not a racist and because I have done a lot of things in the past and I will continue to fight for the cause of equality in Australia,'' he said. ''People don't resign because they make a slip of the tongue. It's as simple as that. If I stood up because I was racially vilifying somebody, not only should I be resigning, I should be sacked.
''I let myself down because I had a slip of the tongue. It was as simple as that but the ramifications are greater than that.'' McGuire had spent Tuesday night at an indigenous-related event.
Asked why he had used Goodes' name, McGuire replied: ''We were talking about how the arm of King Kong was on the building. To be honest I was drifting off, thinking about how [promotional] things used to be done in the old days … it just slipped out.''
Jon Pierik is cricket writer for The Age. He also covers AFL and has won awards for his cricket and basketball writing.


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My guest tonight is Shelley Tzorfas, author of 'Recovering Autism, ADHD, and Special Needs'. In this book, Shelley show how much of ADHD is a systemic internal infection and what to do about it. Autism is up to 50 layers of illness that effect the skin, gut, eyes not working together. She addresses sensory overload and how it is a physical illness, not a psychiatric problem, and how to strip away each layer of discomfort. Shelley also discusses what dyslexia really is, how kids are getting misdiagnosed, why it is important to re-write the IEP or the goals for school, careers (Not grocery bagging) vacations (and scholarship) simple reading and writing exercises, free vision exercises, colleges that accept only special needs kids, and how to detox and more.
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THE BRAZEN CAREERIST- Work weirdo: I'm one, so try my survival guide
A social skills deficit is not a workplace death sentence. I know. I have that sensory integration dysfunction known as Asperger's Syndrome. If you're like me, you just need some tips for bridging the gap between other peoples' social skills and your own:
1. Don't tell your boss
People don't care about your random, personal crap. Also, your boss won't know what to do. She can't read 400 pages on Asperger's.
Instead, ask your boss questions about social situations. Your boss will appreciate that you know you don't know. And your boss will think you're coachable. The biggest problem with people who have poor social skills is that they don't know what they're missing, so they are not coachable. You will differentiate yourself from this crowd when you ask for help.
2. Spend limited amounts of time with people
We can look charming and quirky in small doses, but in large doses, it's overwhelming. So go out to dinner, but then go home. Go to the company picnic, but just talk with people for a little bit. Then leave.
At work, you do not need to spend tons of time with people. You can be the weird, smart one– as long as you're not too weird. Get along with people for a little. Then go back to your cube.
3. Be great, even if a little odd
By the time you get to the mid-point in your career, it's clear that the people who stand out as great are thinking in odd ways.
People who are really likable don't have to be good at what they do. People just love being around them. (That's fair, because someone who everyone likes actually does make the team more productive.)
It's important it is to to be a star. This is the only way for the socially-challenged to stay employable. You will always be difficult to deal with, so you need to make it worth everyone's time.
4. Do office politics by being direct
There is office politics in every office because office politics is about how people get along. If you have Asperger's, there is not a good way for you to know all the nuances. We don't understand mean, vindictive, passive aggressive– these are all way too complicated. So we don't do them.
Unfortunately, I've noticed that much of how I act comes off as mean, even if this is not my intention. So you need to really look at peoples' faces. And if you get a bad reaction when you say something, even if you think it's not a bad thing to say, you need to stop and ask if you hurt someone's feelings. I ask this four or five times a day. Most of the time people are surprised that I don't know. But I keep asking. There is no other way to find out.
5. Don't get frustrated by the rules
Recently, I've been reminded about how hard it was to learn business rules because I had to learn dating rules. I got frustrated about dating– like I'll never learn. For four dates I didn't understand why people drink on a date. I don't understand why you don't say at the beginning of the date if you want to have sex at the end, so you know what you're leading to.
There are rules like this for the office, as well. Just follow them. Don't ask for any rationale. It won't make sense. That's okay.
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