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Centenary College's Meadows Museum of Art will open a Beatles exhibition Saturday featuring illustrations by Enoch Doyle Jeter.
Jeter is artist-in-residence at the University of Louisiana at Monroe's School of Visual and Performing Arts.
The 14 prints interpret every song on the "With the Beatles" album. They're featured in the new John Lennon biography "She Loves You." Jeter says he was given a lot of latitude by the author, Jude Southerland Kessler.
"My job was to illustrate visually the songs by the Beatles on that album 'With the Beatles.' For instance, you'll see illustrations for 'She's Got the Devil in Her Heart' and 'Roll over Beethoven.' I had to use my imagination and come up with some quirky little fun ideas," Jeter said.
Jeter, 61, says he's been listening to the Beatles forever. He tried not to listen to the "With the Beatles" album but a couple times so he could bring a fresh perspective to the artwork. For more than a year, the printmaking instructor collected images to inspire his drawings.
From the biggest entertainment release of the year 'Destiny' - Paul McCartney's original track, 'Hope', is confirmed for release
He has written countless hit singles, orchestral scores, released electronica albums, film theme songs and changed the world with his music. Listed by the Guinness Book of World Records as the World's Most Successful Composer and Recording Artist of All Time, Paul McCartney has now added another first to his impressive list. No stranger to being involved with hotly anticipated releases, Paul has now entered a new genre all together.
This week saw the release of the most highly anticipated video game of the year – Destiny. Years in the making Destiny is one of the biggest entertainment launches of 2014. Earlier this week fans were queuing through the night to get their first glimpse. Stores across the world opened early in order to meet the demand. Made by Bungie, the studio behind Halo, and published by Activision, the company that brought you Call of Duty, Destiny is expected to change the gaming industry. The hype surrounding this release demonstrates how the interactive entertainment industry is overtaking Hollywood.
The 1968 feature Yellow Submarine was a landmark in the popular perception of animation as a legitimate art form, but even as the Beatles were lending their likenesses to that groundbreaking work, they were also appearing in a considerably less advanced example of the form. A cheaply made cartoon series called The Beatles ran on ABC from 1965 to 1969, and while its shabby production quality has resulted in it being largely forgotten outside of hardcore Beatles fandom, as Flavorwire notes, a YouTube account called Beatles Planet has made all 39 episodes available for curious viewers.
News of a forthcoming multi-disc box set titled George Harrison: The Apple Years 1968-75 led to renewed praise for charttopping early-period solo moments like "My Sweet Lord" and "Give Me Love." It's perhaps understandable, since those are two of Harrison's best-known songs apart from the Beatles. It doesn't mean they're his best songs, though. In fact, there's far more complexity to be found, even inside well-trod No. 1 albums like 1970's All Things Must Pass and 1973's Living in the Material World — to say nothing oflesser-celebrated moments like 1974's Dark Horse. Harrison's catalog, even more than a decade after his early passing, is widely underappeciated outside of the radio hits, a grievous thing. Witness these five often-forgotten gems, each of them featured on George Harrison: The Apple Years 1968-75, due September 23, 2014 … "I'D HAVE YOU ANYTIME," (ALL THINGS MUST PASS, 1970): Every bit as moving as Abbey Road triumphs like "Something," with a Beatle-ish guitar signature and a lyrical assist by Bob Dylan.
Publisher Activision spent $500 million making and promoting Destiny, and you can now hear the Paul McCartney song that some of that money paid for. The former member of The Beatles worked with developer Bungie on a theme song for the massively multiplayer sci-fi shooter, and you can hear it over the end credits when you beat the game. The tune features the phrase "hope for the future" several times as well as references to "our destiny." So, yeah, it's not exactly "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." An original song from McCartney is a testament to both how much Activision spent on Destiny as well as how games are taking cues from Hollywood. Movies have long had celebrity musicians write and record original tracks, but games have rarely had money to do the same.
Now, 45 years later, the famous zebra crossing is not only an English Heritage site, but the studio where the LP was recorded has set up a live feed of the crossing . It has become a shrine for Beatles fans worldwide to visit - and annoy traffic. You don't have to wait long to witness faithful pilgrims tramping along Abbey Road to use the the same zebra crossing that John, Paul, George and Ringo used for the cover of the Abbey Road album, released in September, 1969. Groups of friends or tour parties gather either side of the road and start snapping. Then the fun begins. Some try to use the crossing in fours - like the Beatles - stopping mid-way for pals to take a precious snap. Others abuse the crossing mercilessly, crossing time after time and posing ridiculously, much to the frustration of the motorists they are delaying. Meanwhile in the foreground, fans can be seen snapping the studio building where the album was recorded. Many feel obliged to leave their names behind, which is why the studio's outside wall is famously repainted every three months.
Screaming fans, packed stadiums and songs we all know by heart were part of the craze known as Beatlemania. To celebrate everything Beatles, native New Orleanian and internationally recognized Beatles authority Bruce Spizer will discuss the Fab Four on Oct. 7 beginning at 7 p.m. at the East Bank Regional Library, 4747 West Napoleon Ave., Metairie. Spizer has written eight books about the Beatles and has served as a consultant for EMI and Apple Records for their CD re-releases of the American configurations of the Beatles catalogue. He has also written questions for a special Beatles "Trivial Pursuit" board game, and has appeared on national television news shows and radio shows. This event is free and open to the public. Registration is not required. Banned books What do "To Kill A Mockingbird," "Slaugterhouse Five" and "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" have in common? Each of these books along with many others has been on a "banned book" list at one time or another.
The two bedrooms and en-suite master offer 'versatile accommodation' in an apartment building which comes with its own porter, according to the agents, but the property 'will require some updating'. Harrison and Starr moved to the London flat at the recommendation of their manager Brian Epstein, who lived upstairs on the fifth floor from December 1963 until 1965. Epstein hosted a number of parties in his top-floor flat including a legendary gathering in August 1964, which all four Beatles, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Judy Garland, among others, are believed to have attended. The celebrations spread to the roof of the building where a temporary ballroom - complete with red carpet was set up in a marquee. Harrison and Starr's flat was burgled on 19 April 1964 while the pair were at a recording session and a party - but little was stolen apart from cufflinks, cash and souvenirs from a trip to the U.S.
The former Beatles drummer reveals he is offloading his 200-acre estate in Surrey so he and his wife Barbara Bach can make full use of their Beverly Hills mansion and embrace the clean-living Los Angeles lifestyle. He tells the Mail on Sunday newspaper, "We're selling our house in Surrey and moving to L.A. We've had it for 15 years but we don't spend enough time there, and L.A is the right place for us to be now. "It's not that sad, because it's time for a change... and the weather is better over there.
The music of "the quiet Beatle" George Harrison will be celebrated in a star-studded, one-night only event at Los Angeles' El Rey Theatre on Sept. 28th, according to Rolling Stone. George Fest: A Night To Celebrate The Music Of George Harrison will pay tribute to Harrison's acclaimed solo works with a lineup of performers that is nothing short of amazing. Artists to pay tribute to George include Beach Boys' Brian Wilson, Heart's Ann Wilson, Norah Jones, The Killers' Brandon Flowers and Mark Stoermer, Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne and Steven Drozd, Spoon's Britt Daniel and the highly in-demand, Weird Al Yankovic, among others. The night will also feature a performance from Harrison's son Dhani, and even more surprise guests throughout the night, event organizers promise.
IT WAS A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME opportunity to hear The Beatles as they were intended in the hallowed space where they created their extraordinary music. To mark the launch of The Beatles In Mono vinyl remasters, Apple Records and MOJO hosted a special evening gathering at Abbey Road's legendary Studio 2 to listen to tracks from the new versions and hear a panel of distinguished guests discuss how the group recorded and mixed their songs. The doors of Studio 2, where The Beatles recorded the majority of their material, swung open at 5.30pm to welcome a specially invited audience of 100 or so Fabs fans, including several dozen MOJO readers selected from our recent online competition. The event started with the master of ceremonies – storied music writer and broadcaster Mark Ellen – introducing the panel, comprising Beatles engineer Ken Scott; BBC radio producer and Beatle boffin Kevin Howlett; Sean Magee, the remastering and cutting engineer who worked on the new vinyls; and Toerag Studios producer and mono enthusiast Liam Watson.
Dorinish Island, which has a price tag of €300,000 is set in a stunning location directly below Croagh Patrick with views out across Clare Island to the Atlantic and back into Westport. There has been huge interest in the island since it went on sale in 2012 and while local estate agent Andrew Crowley from Sherry Fitgerald in Westport is remaining tight lipped, we reckon there have been some celebrities eyeing it up as an idyllic holiday spot. Andrew reckons the island will suit someone with a vision, a reasonable budget and a very influential/creative architect. Speaking to RTÉ Ten Andrew also explained a little bit of the history of the island: "John Lennon saw a newspaper ad for an island for sale off Ireland, this was Dorinish Island which was being sold by Westport Harbour Board. The island was used by the Board in the 1800s to house marine pilots who guided sailing ships in to Westport harbour.
Fans can watch below an exclusive 29 minute behind-the-scenes jamming session filmed at the 'Early Days' video shoot. The official video was launched earlier this summer and the end of it sees Paul playing with a group of blues guitarists, including Johnny Depp. This exclusive footage captures an impromptu jamming session that broke out between Paul and the musicians on the day of the shoot. An official 'Making of Early Days' film will be made available later this year as part of a special collector's edition of NEW.
Ringo Starr has won an award for his humanitarian work. The former Beatle attended the GQ Men of the Year Awards where he was given the award for his work with the David Lynch Foundation. The foundation helps abused children and veterans with post-traumatic stress, through transcendental meditation - a practice Ringo first studied when he was inThe Beatles, with the Maharishi in 1968. Ringo is the face of designer John Varvatos's Autumn/Winter 2014 campaign, with his profits feeding back into the David Lynch Foundation. Ringo arrived at the ceremony at London's Royal Opera House with wife Barbara Bach and the couple posed for photographs on the red carpet before joining guests inside. Pippa Middleton, Johnny Depp and celebrity couple Kim Kardashian and Kanye West were also in attendance at the star-studded bash.
Gene Simmons credits The Beatles for the biggest impact on fashion in the past century. The Kiss bass guitarist — while promoting the Sept. 9 Fashion Rocks at the Barclays Center (and live on CBS) — said: "Not since the Renaissance have men felt comfortable in public wearing long hair — which opened the door to the counter culture. The Beatles had a societal impact on par with the advent of the birth control pill."
Sir Paul McCartney has become the latest celebrity to suffer a stream of online abuse from pro-independence Scots, after he signed a letter calling for a no vote inthis month's independence referendum. Along with 200 figures from cinema, sport, television and literature that included Sir Mick Jagger, Dame Judi Dench and Stephen Hawking, he signed the letter which said: "What unites us is much greater than what divides us. Let's stay together." In comments that probably make Macca glad his 1977 song Mull of Kintyre was released before Twitter was invented, he was called a "prick" - and much worse - on social media repeatedly. He was also described as "having more money than sense" and needing spoon feeding. The comments follow debate last week about the problem of online abuse that has dogged the independence debate. So-called "cybernats" - trolls who attack opponents of independence on social media - have previously targetted public figures including JK Rowling, who publicly backed the no campaign earlier this year.
Sir Paul McCartney has become the latest celebrity to call for Scotland to stay part of the UK ahead of the independence referendum. The music legend made the declaration as the Let's Stay Together campaign sought support in Liverpool. The campaign said about 50,000 people, including celebrities like Sir Paul and Sir Mick Jagger, have put their names to an open letter to voters. A spokesman for Yes Scotland said the case for "Yes" was a democratic one. Sir Paul added his name to an open letter to voters which says: "The decision on whether to leave our shared country is, of course, absolutely yours alone. "Nevertheless, that decision will have a huge effect on all of us in the rest of the United Kingdom. "We want to let you know how very much we value our bonds of citizenship with you, and to express our hope that you will vote to renew them. "What unites us is much greater than what divides us. Let's stay together." Sir Bruce Forsyth, Dame Judi Dench, Simon Cowell, Sir Bobby Charlton and Prof Stephen Hawking are also among the signatories. TV historian Dan Snow, one of the campaign co-ordinators for Let's Stay Together, said: "Sir Paul is one of Britain and the world's most respected musicians. We are humbled that he has signed the letter.
The producers of The Lennon Report – a film examining the aftermath of John Lennon's assassination and those who tried to save him – have defended their project from accusations of cashing in on the 35th anniversary of the former Beatle's death. The film will star Entourage's Kevin Dillon (pictured) as a motorcycle cop, part of the emergency services team that attended the scene when Lennon was shot and killed by Mark Chapman outside his Manhattan home in December 1980. The film's producers Gabriel and Rafael Francisco spoke to the BBC about the project. Rafael said: "People should come and watch the film and see for themselves. We're not trying to cash in on anything." Gabriel further defended their reasons for making the film: "We really want to show what the people in New York City did to save a person even though they didn't know who it was at the time." Following a similar narrative arc to last year's Parkland (which examined the shooting of President John F Kennedy), the film will focus on the efforts of emergency services at the scene and at the Roosevelt Hospital where Lennon was taken, and how the story developed in the media.
Artist Yoko Ono is hoping to visit Folkestone next month to pay her respects at a new war memorial in Folkestone, it has been revealed today. The planned visit was announced as her work goes on show as part of the town Triennial arts festival. The widow of Beatle John Lennon is among the artists showing work around the town for the festival, which officially opens on Saturday and runs until November. During a press preview today, festival curator Lewis Biggs said the artist hoped to come to the town at the end of September and visit the Step Short memorial arch. The arch was opened by Prince Harry earlier this month to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War. Ono is creating two new exclusive works for Folkestone. Margate's Tracey Emin will be in town on Saturday as the launch day coincides with the arts extravaganza the Vauxhall Art Car Boot Fair at the harbour.


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A Burnsville man accused of threatening his stepfather and half-sister has been acquitted of felony-level domestic abuse charges but has yet to regain his freedom.
As of Christmas Day, 35-year-old Troy Blaine Almhjeld remained in custody at the Dakota County Jail on a $75,000 bond.
After an incident in September, Almhjeld was charged with two counts of felony domestic assault, each of which carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. , Almhjeld got into a confrontation with his step-father and half-sister after a night out drinking. The alleged victims claimed that Almhjeld became so belligerent and threatening that they feared for their safety.
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WASHINGTON, July 26 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles, an organization of conservative Hispanics, will announce the details of a $1 million campaign in support of California Senate candidate Carly Fiorina at a press conference in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday, July 27 at 11:00am Pacific Time. Light lunch will be provided.
WHO: Alfonso Aguilar, Executive Director, Latino Partnership
Karyme Lozano, Latino actress
Dr. Jennifer Morse, President, Ruth Institute - project of National Organization of Marriage
Richard Ramos, Campaign Religious Outreach Coordinator
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Alfonso Aguilar is the Executive Director of the Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles, which promotes conservative values and ideals within the Latino community and works to integrate Latinos into fuller and more active participation and leadership in the conservative movement. It is an initiative of American Principles In Action.
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Farming Standards Advice - Guidance Leaflets
Goats - records, identification and movement
Goats that were born or identified after 31 December 2009, and are not intended for slaughter under 12 months of age, must be double identified and individually recorded in your herd register. When moving these animals they should be recorded individually on your movement document (ARAMS-1, in paper or electronic form) unless you are moving them within a business. These goats will generally be your breeding stock but may also be goats you keep for whatever reason (including as pets) beyond 12 months of age.
There are different rules for goats destined for slaughter within 12 months of birth.
In the guide
When should I identify my goats?
What can I identify my goats with?
Goats born or identified after 31 December 2009
Replacing ear tags
Where do I record my animal movements and who do I report them to?
Recording movements in the holding register
Recording movements in the movement document
How do I record the individual numbers?
What is central point recording?
Further reading
When should I identify my goats?
Kids born on your holding must be identified within the following timescales:
- within six months of birth if the animals are housed overnight
- within nine months of birth if the animals are not housed overnight (kept in extensive conditions)
or before the animal moves from its holding of birth (including moves to slaughter, temporary grazing, common grazing, market, etc) if this is to happen before six/nine months have passed.
What can I identify my goats with?
Goats can be identified with any of the following identification devices:
- ear tags
- tattoos
- pastern tags
- boluses
- injectable electronic identification device (EID) (in groin)
What is used depends on whether the animal is a double identified animal (one that will not be slaughtered before it is 12 months of age) or a slaughter animal (one that is intended for slaughter within 12 months of birth).
Electronic identification (EID) for goats is voluntary. However if you intend to export then they must be full EID identified. For further details please see Rules for identifying sheep and goats on Defra's website.
Goats born or identified after 31 December 2009
Need to be double identified with two non-electronic identification devices (if choosing not to use EID). These can be:
- two ear tags with the same unique 12-digit animal number
- an ear tag and a tattoo with the same unique 12-digit number (UK code and flock number on one ear, individual animal number on the other) - the tattoo can go across both ears
- an ear tag and a pastern mark with the same unique 12-digit number
- an injectable EID (in groin) and a black ear tag with a letter 'I' printed on it with the same unique 12-digit animal number
In the case of animals intended for slaughter within 12 months of birth only one single slaughter tag is required with herd mark printed on it.
Reserved colours for tags (as stated in the Regulations):
- yellow - used only for electronic tag
- black - used only for ear tags where the goat has an EID bolus or an EID injectable
- red - used only for replacement tags (including replacement electronic tags)
Replacing ear tags
If your goat loses its identification device or it becomes impossible to read, you must replace the device (whichever comes soonest) either:
- no later than 28 days after the tag was removed or discovered to be lost or illegible (either visually or electronically) - or
- before the goat is moved from your holding
Whenever you apply replacements you must make a record of this in the replacement section of the holding register.
Before 1 January 2001, goats did not need to be identified with a permanent mark. Between 1 January 2001 and February 2003 goats were identified with a UK herd mark tag which did not have an individual number.
If these animals lose their tag or need to be moved, you must double identify them with two matching tags with the same individual numbers, one of which may be electronic.
Replacement tags for slaughter animals:
- apply a new slaughter tag
- if animal is NOT on the holding of birth, the tag must be red
Where do I record my animal movements and who do I report them to?
When an animal moves, its movement must be reported to the Animal Reporting and Movements Service (ARAMS) within three days using one of the following methods:
- if you use a farm management package that has been updated, it will automatically report sheep and goat movements onto the ARAMS database
- if you have internet access, you can report moves on the ARAMS website
- using a quadruplicate paper ARAMS-1 form in a similar way to the old AML1 form. The new address is: Animal Reporting and Movement Service, SouthWestern, PO Box 6299, Milton Keynes, MK10 1ZQ. Do not send completed forms to your local authority
The movement must also be recorded in the holding register.
The only exceptions are as follows:
- when an animal which remains under your keepership moves to a piece of land which has the same CPH (county parish holding) number as your main holding and is within five miles, as the crow flies, from your main holding
- where an animal is moved to a veterinary practice
- when an animal is moved to adjacent common land that has a Defra-registered 'link' to your CPH
- when an animal is moved on foot to adjacent land that has a different CPH but is not used for any other livestock
Recording movements in the holding register
A template holding register is available on the GOV.UK website.
You must record the individual identification numbers for double identified animals when the animal is first identified, dies, or moves to another holding.
Slaughter animals are always recorded as a batch or mixed batch (that is, you only need to record the herd marks of the animals being moved).
For animals born or identified before 31 December 2009 you never have to record individual identification numbers in the holding register.
Individually - This is where you record the individual identification number of each animal. It applies to double identified animals. For example:
|Sheep or goats
|Number of animals moved
|Individual ID no. or batch ID or cross ref. to list of animals (where appropriate)
|CPH/location animals arrived from
to UK 123456 98
Mixed batch recording - This is where animals moving in batches have different flock or herd marks. You must record the number of animals which have the same flock or herd mark. It applies to slaughter animals only. For example:
|Sheep or goats
|Number of animals moved
|Individual ID no. or batch ID or cross ref. to list of animals (where appropriate)
|CPH/location animals arrived from
Batch recording - This is where you only record the total number of animals moved.
This is used for slaughter animals, animals identified before 31 December 2009 and for moves within a business where the animals stay under the care and control of the keeper. For example:
|Sheep or goats
|Number of animals moved
|Individual ID no. or batch ID or cross ref. to list of animals (where appropriate)
|CPH/location animals arrived from
Recording movements in the movement document
The ARAMS-1, which needs to be completed each time animals move to a different holding, can be found on the ARAMS website.
Moves can be recorded and reported in the movement document in two ways: individual recording and batch recording.
When you move slaughter animals you do not have to record mixed batches in your movement document. However, some receiving keepers (for example, abattoirs) may ask you to do so.
Double identified goats born or identified after 31 December 2009 should be recorded individually on your movement document (ARAMS-1, in paper form or electronically) unless you are moving animals within a business.
Slaughter animals and animals born or identified before 31 December 2009 should be recorded on a batch basis.
How do I record the individual numbers?
For individual recording, it is up to you to decide whether you read and record an animal's individual identification number yourself as it moves off your holding or use a central point recording centre (CPRC) to electronically read and record the numbers on EID goats on your behalf. By using a CPRC you avoid having to individually record animals as they move off the holding.
What is central point recording?
This is where animals with electronic identifiers have their individual identification numbers read and recorded on behalf of a keeper by a central point recording centre (CPRC) such as an approved market or abattoir.
Further reading
Extra information, including examples and scenarios can be found on the GOV.UK Sheep and goats identification, registration and movement guidance page.
Please note
This leaflet is not an authoritative interpretation of the law and is intended only for guidance. Any legislation referred to, while still current, may have been amended from the form in which it was originally enacted. Please contact us for further information.
Relevant legislation
Sheep and Goats (Records, Identification and Movement) (England) Order 2009
Last reviewed/updated: May 2014
© 2014 itsa Ltd on behalf of the Trading Standards Institute.


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Not only do we learn to have expectations of ourselves, but we also learn to have expectations of others and even of nature and the animals. We could not simply enjoy observing the free, natural life of an animal in its own habitat. No, we had to domesticate it, which is another way of saying we had to capture it, confine it and coerce it into behaving as we think it should. We get upset when the animal misbehaves by destroying our home or disturbing our life. We then learn how to train the animal so that it stops those behaviours and if that fails we simply discard it by leaving it in a shelter, where its only hope is finding another person to bring it into their home.
Most of us never stop to think that the animal is not misbehaving at all and that it is merely expressing itself as it sees fit. We don't see that it is our entirely unreasonable and completely fabricated demands that are contradicting with the natural, free spirit of the animal. The animal is not expressing a lack of integrity when it disrupts our life. It is us who have expressed a lack of integrity by not understanding that we have repressed the animal's way of life. We have done this with pets in our homes, we have done this to livestock and we have done this to circus animals. We have many industries based on the repression of the animal's expression.
I believe it is the height of insanity that we constantly try to make things fit into the neat little definitions we imagined they should fit into. We forget that as children we did not have any expectations of ourselves until our parents taught us otherwise. We forget that animals have no expectations of themselves. They simply are who they are. What arrogance we show when we try to make both our children and the animals something they are not. We need to realize what we are doing and then make changes so that we may free the animals, our children and ourselves from the difficult burden of meeting imagined expectations. The collective lives of all who inhabit our planet will be much more joyful and I think that is something worth moving towards.
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The filesystem has EA/ACL support (it's jfs). The following samba global settings are enabled:
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inherit permissions = yes
inherit owner = yes
map acl inherit = yes
nt acl support = yes
ea support = yes
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I want the following setup:Code:
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read only = no
path = /home/staff
guest ok = no
hide unreadable = yes
admin users = @"domain admins", administrator
hide files = /*quota.*/
veto files = /*.bat/*.cmd/*.com/*.exe/*.vbs/*.msi/*.pif/*.reg/
vfs objects = default_quota
all_staff has read access /home/staff (and is group owner) and r/w to /home/staff/* (and is group owner)
<username> has r/w to /home/staff/<username> and owns the directory (for quotas)
root,administrator and domain admins have full rights to /home/staff
I concocted the following script to set the permissions:
However, when users browse their my documents they cannot see their files. Inspecting the ACLs from Windows reveals that users have no right to delete or directory traversal. What have I missed?Code:
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chmod 740 .
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I've become mildly obsessed with the silvery sob that the veteran tenor player gave the Beach Boys' "Caroline No" on last year's Mirror. It's pretty much the essence of Lloyd's style, which searches for rapture without hiding its heavy heart. Like the hymns dotting the disc's program, King Brian's original ballad is built on thoughtful lines that embrace the bittersweet. The saxophonist and his working quartet (with pianist Jason Moran) are capable of unabashed romanticism, no doubt.
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The journey began three years ago when Jonathan Duhamel deposited $100 into an online poker account and ended with him becoming a World Poker Champion and the hero to a nation. The 23-year-old former strawberry picker and college dropout will no longer have to worry about cash, having become $8.9 million richer for acing out Floridian John Racener in the WSOP Main Event.
The resident of Boucherville, Quebec is now Canadian poker champ, the first ever in the forty-year history of the event. He came into the second night of November Nine play with a 6-1 chip lead over Racener, and picked up the gold bracelet in less than 50 hands.
CEO of Harrah's Interactive, the company that owns the World Series of Poker, Mitch Garber said Duhamel's win will make him the most sought-after commodity in the poker world. "He becomes a legend in poker by winning the main event. He's going to be a huge draw. Plus he seems to be a likable guy, so I think he's going to carry that bracelet well."
After partying all night in Vegas post-win, "I really haven't had time to think about it at all," Duhamel said Tuesday afternoon, a little dazed and slightly sleep-deprived. "I don't think I realize what I just did."
It may still be a little surreal, but his march to poker glory was measured and calculated. He unexpectedly bumped out pro Matt Affleck in 15th place in one of the more notable hands in the play leading up to the final table.
Then it was show time and when the Main Event resumed, Duhamel steadily bleeding chips proceeded to give up a big hand to Racener, then was up against Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi all-in with pocket threes. Holding ace-nine he called, even though that could have ended his final table, got lucky and caught two nines, sending "The Grinder" packing in fifth place.
Then he battled Joseph Cheong, knocking him out in third. After that he threw a change-up head to head with Racener, switching from constant aggression to a tighter style of play, and relied on his substantial chip lead.
He was graceful in winning, pointing out he had been lucky, and crediting his schooling and work ethic. He dropped out after spending two years studying finance at Universite du Quebec a Montreal, spent some time picking strawberries, working in a grocery store and in a factory before taking up poker full time.
"I was kind of getting tired of all those small jobs," he said. "So when I thought maybe I had a chance in the world of poker, I just took it 100 per cent and did my best with it."
Crediting his parents for supporting him when times were bad, it was important for him to have his father Luc, mother Johane and sister Karine in Vegas to witness his big win.
He also will be donating $100,000 from his winnings to the Montreal Canadiens Children's Foundation. "When I came back from Las Vegas this summer, I thought about it and realized how lucky I am to be in this position," he said. "I'm really blessed, and there are so many kids who aren't as lucky, so I wanted to help them."
During his reign as champ, he will travel the world playing tournaments as a representative of his sponsor, PokerStars.
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As if winning the WSOP Main Event to finish 2010 wasn't enough, Duhamel has gotten off the a red-hot start in 2011 as well. The PokerStars Pro grabbed the title in Event 30, No Limit Hold'em High Roller event at the 2011 EPT Deauville tournament in January, and earned $272,209. He followed that victory up with a 4th place finish and $125,000 at the 2011 NBC National Heads Up Poker Championship.
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The network will show a FCS game — called the FCS Kickoff — between Sam Houston State and Eastern Washington at 3:30 p.m., giving college football its earliest start in 11 years, USA Today reported.
ESPN Director of Programming for NCAA championships Brent Colborne said:
"We saw the opportunity, saw the need and desire from a programming perspective, and we feel like we can get a significant audience for this game. Come August 23, right before Labor Day, people are starving for college football. People are ready for football. This is a really cool opportunity to serve those fans."
College football hasn't started as early as Aug. 23 since 2003, when games between Grambling and San Jose State and Kansas State and California were played.
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Eastern Washington won the FCS title in 2010 and Sam Houston State finished second in 2011 and '12.
Willie Fritz left Sam Houston State last month to become the new coach at Georgia Southern.
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February 20th, 2014
11:33 pm
I confidently predict the leghumpers will not lose that day.
February 20th, 2014
10:09 pm
I am a huge Bama fan, but I like the idea of two FCS schools playing this early as they receive better exposure to this level of football. There are a number of competitive teams at this level who can compete with the FBS programs.
February 20th, 2014
7:38 pm
I didn't think so.
February 20th, 2014
7:38 pm
Bama Fan- there are plenty of FCS programs that average over 20000 in attendance each year. While that may not match the 80-100K that you see in some of the "big" programs, it is certainly more than just family and friends. Also, the top level of FCS has higher average attendance than many of the weaker FBS programs. Have you checked out Duke's, SMU's, MTSU's, Wyoming's, and Tulane's attendance figures? I appreciate that you were trying to compliment the "kids", but don't insult their fans when you don't know what you are talking about.
Did you graduate from Alabama?
February 20th, 2014
6:11 pm
I admire the kids who play college football at this level. They are either doing it for the love of the game, or as a means to a college education, because nobody outside of their close friends and family are really interested in watching their games.
February 20th, 2014
3:28 pm
I am nervous all over. lol.


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Update to the Spencer County Pursuit and Collision
Date of News Release: 10/02/2009
(Frankfort, Ky.) -- Loren Thomas Gordon Jr, has been arrested and charged with the following; Fleeing or Evading Police 1st, Speeding, DUI 1st, Wanton Endangerment 1st , Police Officer, (2 counts), Disregarding Stop Sign, Failure to wear Seat Belt, Possession of Alcohol Bev. in Motor Vehicle, Failure of Non-Owner Operator to Maintain Req Insurance 1st, Operating Vehicle with Expired Operators License and Excessive Windowshield/ Window Tinting.
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Date of News Release: 09/22/2009
(Frankfort, Ky.) -- On Tuesday, September 22, 2009 at 1:17 PM the Kentucky State Police received a 911 call reporting a possible DUI north of Taylorsville, KY. Tpr. John Dixon located the possible DUI a 1997 red 2 door Chevrolet on KY-55. Tpr. Dixon obtained the suspect's ID and returned to his patrol car to run the suspect's ID. The driver Loren Thomas Gordon Jr. then drove away and the pursuit began. The eluding vehicle refused to stop and traveled southbound through Taylorsville and continued westbound on KY- 44. The driver lost control of his vehicle in a curve on KY-44 and left the north side of the roadway. He returned to roadway where he overturned several times ejecting the driver. Loren Thomas Gordon Jr., was flown to the University of Louisville Hospital. The pursuit and collision is under investigation by the KSP Post 12 Frankfort. Alcohol is suspected and criminal charges are pending.


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Well, it's January, so my conscience is telling me that it is time to set some New Year's resolutions! This year (just like every other year) I will squeeze my post-holiday self into my pre-holiday jeans, which will result in the usual "get in shape" goal. Believe it or not, this often works well for me, but it depends on the year. So this time around, I'm reflecting back on previous years when I really nailed this goal and asking myself what made the biggest difference? Honestly, I feel most like I'm attaining my goals when I take pains to keep track of my progress. I literally have to write down what I eat and when and how much I exercise. For some reason, the visual aspect of seeing what I did for the day makes me feel more accountable for it. I'm sure a group of exercise scientists, nutritionists and therapists are all sitting around somewhere applauding my major discovery.
Managing Kaitlyn's type 1 diabetes has also made its way onto my list of goals. I really would like to fine-tune her regimen, so I have decided that I will use the same method that I'm using for my exercise and diet plan. I'm going to go back to square one and keep track of everything in a logbook. I haven't used a logbook since the first few months of Kaitlyn's diagnosis, instead, rationalizing to myself that since everything is kept in the "logbook" on her meter, I didn't need to continue writing it down. What I have found though, is that I rarely look back at the meter, unless I need to make a big change in her insulin ratios. I think it will be super helpful to keep track of how often I check her and what her numbers are, as well as keep better track of what she's eating. Why? It will make me accountable for making good food choices and will help me better predict what effect certain foods will have on her blood glucose levels.
You might wonder why I'm going to such lengths when Kaitlyn already has a really good routine and excellent average blood glucose results. The way I see it, I certainly don't want to wait until I'm 50 pounds overweight to get in shape, so why would I wait to try to improve the health of my Kaitlyn? There's always room for improvement, and I won't have this much control over her diabetes care forever, so I'm hoping to establish really good routines now. That way when she's on her own, she'll have some really excellent patterns to follow!
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Runtime: 80 Minutes
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Svihovec's 20 points not enough to push Bears past rival Rams
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Guard Tevin Svihovec scored a season-high 20 points to give the Bears a chance to take a road game from the Colorado State Rams, but a late 11-3 run doomed any chance. CSU was able to pull out the 72-65 victory to even UNC's record at 2-2.
The Bears have had troubles in Fort Collins, Colo., since the '80s and although the team led by as much as seven halfway through the second half, the Rams (3-2) notched another loss on the Bears' belt. UNC has been unable to win at CSU since Dec. 2, 1986 in a 56-54 game.
"I thought we played really, really hard," Head Coach B.J. Hill said. "(I'm) very proud of the effort they put out on the floor. I knew we were going to be walking into a hornet's nest, kind of speak, on the boards because they were beaten by like 20 on the boards by UTEP. Knowing Coach Eustachy since I played in college, I knew what we were going to be in for. We didn't have a lot of prep time to emphasize that and it hurt us. I can't fault our guys.
"We need to clean up some things on the offensive end, and again we didn't have much practice time since New Mexico State, but I really like where we are at. We're competing at a high level, a new level from last year. No matter what happens, adversity-wise, in the game they don't quit and I love that as a coach."
From tip-off to the final horn, the Bears and Rams stayed close in the entertaining game. Svihovec (Kingwood, Texas) paced the Bears throughout the game including 13 first half points and shooting 50% in both halves. Rebounding was the back-breaker, though, as the Rams totaled 21 first half rebounds, 10 coming on the offensive side. Those offensive boards led to 14 second chance points for CSU in the opening half.
"We just didn't crash very well," Hill said "and what we call a crash is when we go get the ball. I thought Dominique (Lee) crashed, he didn't get a lot, but he at least went. Derrick (Barden) and Connor (Osborne) weren't able to get in there. That's what the guy in the other locker room is known for. He emphasizes it day after day so his guys crash extremely well. Hopefully our guys learn from that because I love the way his team plays and I would like our team to emulate them on both ends of the floor."
Despite the disparity in rebounds, the Bears and Rams traded scores and leads over the final minutes of the first half. Svihovec and guard Tate Unruh (Branson, Mo.) chipped in during a 7-2 run over the final 2:06 of the first half. The scoring run gave the Bears a 35-32 lead going into halftime.
Second-half action continued like the first, with back-and-forth scoring. Junior forward Tim Huskisson (Willard, Mo.) took over at the 14 minute mark to help give the Bears a substantial lead. He scored six straight points for the Bears over a one and a half minute span to give his team a two point lead.
"That's Tim (Huskisson's) deal," Hill said. "He's so versatile. Tim's just got to get better on the defensive end and stay engaged because when he's not, this is what happens.
Unruh and junior guard Corey Spence (Baltimore, Md.) converted layups to cap a 9-2 run, giving them a 52-46 lead with just over 10 minutes to play.
J.J. Avila of CSU answered with a jumper in the paint, but Barden put in a fast break layup to set the lead at six again. He then grabbed a rebound on the defensive end before ending up with the ball down the court and being fouled on a shot attempt. Barden converted 1-of-2 free throws to give the Bears their largest lead of the night at seven points. Poor shot opportunities gave the Rams their chance to get back into the game.
"If we play with each other we can (shoot well). It's when we get in a hurry and want to do things like one or two passes that leads us into trouble," Hill said. "When we take quick shots and try to make plays early in our possession, early in the shot clock, that's not good for us because it usually leads to turnovers or quick shots that starts the other team's break that we have a tough time defending."
Another run by the trailing team changed the momentum of the game. The crowd of 4,473 became more vocal as the Rams fans deafened Moby Arena. While the Rams were on the offensive end, though, the Bears faithful could be noticeably heard with the "Defense!" chant. Despite Bears nation in attendance, the Rams went on a 10-2 run to take a one point lead with just under six minutes to play.
The two teams traded baskets over the next couple minutes, but at the 4:41 mark CSU began a run that would be the last of the game. Turnovers and poor shots doomed the Bears as the Rams took advantage of free throw opportunities. CSU made seven straight points off of free throws to change the lead for the 14th and final time with two minutes remaining. Huskisson was able to put up a 3-pointer to cut CSU's lead to 68-65 before fouling out for the second time this season.
"They pressured us but when we had so many guys foul out it limited what we could run, execution wise, because we had so many guys in different positions than what they're used to," Hill said. "It's out of their comfort zone. We had threes playing four and fours playing five and again that's something I can help them out with and do a better job of."
Joining Huskisson on the bench after fouling out was Osborne and Lee, the first time for each this season. With the lack of the three, the Bears were unable to shoot comfortably leading to the final run of the Rams. Free throw shots from CSU concluded the scoring to set the final at 72-65.
"Three out of the four games they've played so far, last year would have been losses by a lot greater amounts," Hill said. "It's a good locker room atmosphere. I've seen a lot of growth. I think they understand it. Yeah, we're 2-2 but we don't lose sight of the process. They've got to trust in what we're doing, and I think they do, because they understand how close they are."
The Bears finished the night shooting better than the Rams, 45.3% compared to 41.1%, respectively. The problems for the Bears came in fouls and rebounds. CSU took advantage of UNC's 24 team fouls to convert 25-of-33 free throws. The Rams also totaled 41 rebounds on the night, almost evenly spread among halves with 21 in the first and 20 in the second. Fifteen offensive rebounds for the home team led to 18 second chance points, while the Bears were able to grab just 26 rebounds, the lowest single-game total by 14, and five offensive boards for zero second chance points. UNC is now 0-2 when being outrebounded.
Svihovec led the way for the Bears in scoring with 20 points followed by Barden and Spence with 11 each. Barden again led his team in rebounds, although this time he recorded just five. Svihovec, Unruh and Huskisson each followed in rebounds with three each. Spence recorded his highest assist total since joining the Bears with six dimes.
The Bears will return home to host three straight games, the first coming against Bethune-Cookman on Saturday, Nov. 30 as a continuation of the Colorado State Challenge. UNC will then host Prairie View A&M the next day to wrap up the challenge.


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