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His argument boils down to its "...wrong because it violated the laws of God...". I wonder if he is ok with that same argument when the Taliban makes it.
44thWhitePrez Wrote: Aug 21, 2012 11:02 AM
Another of God's laws was to not murder. So you'd be just peachy with someone introducing you to the business end of a .45?
WestTexan Wrote: Aug 21, 2012 11:08 AM
and your point? I'd have no problem introducing a burglar to the business end of a .45. It would not be "murder", it may end up as a killing if the burglar cannot follow instructions.
44thWhitePrez Wrote: Aug 21, 2012 11:55 AM
But why does it have to be just a burglar? Why can't it be anyone? Apparently mike1592 thinks a law is meaningless if it is "God's law". If one of God's laws is meaningless just because it is God's, then they are all meaningless.
Beethovens10th Wrote: Aug 21, 2012 10:58 AM
Only, the Taliban doesn't make that argument. Orthodox Islam is rife with exceptions for immoral behavior - something you don't find in biblical Christianity.
The 9-11 terrorists were given Carte Blanche to engage in the rankest immoral sexual behavior the night before the attacks, with the blessing of their clergy.
The 9-11 terrorists were given Carte Blanche to engage in the rankest immoral sexual behavior the night before the attacks, with the blessing of their clergy.
McGovern Wrote: Aug 21, 2012 10:52 AM
And your argument is just as silly.
Since you must think the "laws of God" don't apply, I assume you think it's OK for a teacher to have sex with students, even though they may be of legal age?
Since you must think the "laws of God" don't apply, I assume you think it's OK for a teacher to have sex with students, even though they may be of legal age?
Thomas2124 Wrote: Aug 21, 2012 11:02 AM
p18 Wrote: Aug 21, 2012 11:04 AM
I guess the "we" in there was a little confusing: it was intended more as the royal we than as identifying with his position. My point was to point out the weakness of the argument mike made. My personal position is this: if there is no standard outside man to judge values by, then what makes anyone else's values better or worse? We need "the laws of God" if for no other reason than that.
nawlins72 Wrote: Aug 22, 2012 6:00 AM
The idea that morals are just edicts from God is an appeal to authority. By such arguments a moral proposition doesn't have to be logically justified just commanded by God. If God says its good to kick old ladies in the head for fun then regardless of how unreasonable this claim is it must be so. The most fundamental moral principles are easily reasoned but sadly most hate to think and would rather be told what to do.
p18 Wrote: Aug 21, 2012 10:52 AM
That comes from the sophistry that "all religions are the same." Which is like saying all secularists are murdering atheists like Stalin or Pol Pot. I think we can make more sophisticated arguments than that.
Thomas2124 Wrote: Aug 21, 2012 11:01 AM
p18 Wrote: Aug 21, 2012 11:14 AM
See my post below. I was using absurdity to point out the absurdity of Mike's comment.
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Since I was away for two weeks (Yes, this is why I wasn't that active on Makeup4all's social media accounts, I just did not have time) in Hungary to attended several seminars and studies ( nothing to do with beauty; but what I do in life, FYI) I've decided to try.
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If you follow me on Twitter, you know that I am currently away for the second week. Unfortunately, I am busy from dusk till dawn but I do appreciate the productive working time.
Here is a sneak preview of what I've packed makeup and beauty wise with me. I was very strict with myself, and limited it all to one (no7 Boots) travel makeup bag.
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Makeup wise, I had pretty much the same favourites, as in March: , RBR eye shadows in Solstice Halcyon, Marc Jacobs' Lola nail polish, NYX's Taupe, Peter Thomas Roth CC Cream and Clarins' gloss.
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It's time for the monthly favourites! And I think, next time I will be doing 2013 favourites, so I better start planning it soon. Also, I can't wait for the holidays, as I have a lot of plans.
Chanel Le Volume de Chanel Mascara in 10 Noir (review)
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We are currently using Credant encryption as it can do Windows, Mac, and
removable media. This process has not been without a few headaches, but I
some of those headaches were self-inflicted. We are revaluating our
encryption policies in the upcoming months.
We currently plan on encrypting all desktop and laptop machines. There are
plans to roll out the removable encryption product this next school year.
For those that are using or considering encryption are you looking at
Desktops? If so, do you encrypt all desktops or just select desktops with
known confidential data on it.
Removable media
*James Farr*
*Information Security Officer*
*Utica College*
*jfarr () utica edu*
*From:* The EDUCAUSE Security Constituent Group Listserv [mailto:
SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU] *On Behalf Of *Van Acker, Dieter - (dieter)
*Sent:* Wednesday, May 29, 2013 12:38 PM
*To:* SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU
*Subject:* Re: [SECURITY] Full Disk - Media encryption
At the University of Arizona we are using Sophos SafeGuard full-disk
encryption. We are not sure how long we will be using it since our new UISO
would like to use BitLocker.
Dieter Van Acker, SSCP, MCTS
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*From:* The EDUCAUSE Security Constituent Group Listserv [mailto:
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*Sent:* Wednesday, May 29, 2013 9:23 AM
*To:* SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU
*Subject:* Re: [SECURITY] Full Disk - Media encryption
Hi Jim,
We used to use CheckPoint but happily moved away from it because of
numerous issues.
We are now using PGP/Symantec encryption, and while not perfect it much
better than our CheckPoint experience.
Mike Hanson, CISSP
Network Security Manager
The College of St. Scholastica
Duluth, MN 55811
On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 9:47 AM, Jim Furstenbrg <JamesFurstenberg () ferris edu>
Looking for any advice and feedback on Vendor Solutions for Full Disk
Encryption (FDE) and Media Disk encryption (MDE).
We currently use Checkpoint -- however their new version E80.xx does not
support our Symantec 12.1, 12.2 etc anti-maleware endpoint solution -- so
we are forced to seek another vendor for our encryption needs.
Checkpoint FDE/MDE was clunky and we have had lots of issues with it , so
this is an opportunity for us.
I just wanted to see what folks have found success with and if there are
any recommendations.
Thank you.
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: Listening to Big Star
makes me feel nostalgia for feelings that I've never even experienced. Something about Alex Chilton's voice in "Thirteen" makes me feel like I must have grown up in the Midwest, walking to and from school, going to the big game, stealing kisses behind trees, flying kites, and ice-skating outdoors,…


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Multimedia libraries such as the World Wide Web will someday benefit from the first search engine that comprehends images and video without the aid of text or metadata.
"There are many pictures and videos needed to be annotated for retrieval. However, the annotations given by different persons for the same picture are different," said researcher Ying Dai at Japan's Iwate Prefectural University.
Non-textual image search tools such as TinEye currently rely on visual similarity to locate identical copies of a picture strewn across the Internet in different locations and formats. Meanwhile, conventional search engines miss out on millions of images due to limited and idiosynchratic metadata. The first search engine designed to discover images related by meaning, or "semantic message" could eventually perform novel tasks such as associating images like a human and identifiying videos based on a single shot.
"This software can annotate a picture by some key words, and associates these key words with other unseen words automatically," Dai said.
A unique framework that fuses visual and conceptual content allows the software to promote images with high semantic association even when their visual resemblance is low: for example, palm trees against a blue sky compared to a tree trunk flanking a dense blurred forest. At the same time, statistical relationships calculate how much to restrain content that looks similar yet shares little meaning.
Because these concepts visibly appear as index categories on the search engine interface, a user searching for videos about an ancient city could have success following associated words such as "hard," "building" and "street" to find the target selection even if words "ancient" and "city" are not learned by the machine. Like a poet, the software uses knowledge of a concept with no language to grasp at "unseen" words, thus powering an increasingly narrow search.
At the same time, the software's potential to learn concepts outside its lexicon means it can begin applying these words to other images and searches, allowing "many, many categories" to be queried, Dai said.
"In the future, we will use the tools such as WordNet to construct the relations among the learned words and the left words," Dai said. WordNet [http://wordnet.princeton.edu/wordnet/] is a dictionary package of the English language used by search engine and database developers.
Web page data usually already offers information on "when" and "where," making "who," "what" and "how" (impressions such as "calm," "active," "hard") descriptors of special interest. In a current prototype, key words such as "landscape," "flowers" and "vegetables" compete within the domain "natural" for how much their associated values correspond to a new image.
Researchers tested the software's ability to accurately retrieve content using 400 random images from Sozaijiten, a popular data set of pictures published in Japan, and 1400 random keyframes from Video Traxx HD 1, a royalty-free video clip cache. Experiments confirmed that combining visual similarity and semantic relevance factors produced retrieval results superior to either one functioning alone in the algorithm.
"According to my knowledge, it is certain there are no methods similar with ours in the literature," Dai said.


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For solving social problems: The social media jujitsu remix
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It's unusual to see a tech reporter anticipating Net safety problems with a new social app feature. So I was impressed with a post by TechCrunch.com's Sarah Perez about Secret's forthcoming addition of "Secret Dens" for anonymous sharing in specific locations (like schools, companies and other organizations). Launched early this year, Secret is an app […]
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Cybersecurity is in the news more and more. It's a growing concern for law enforcement, and US companies are "increasing both the size and budget of their security teams," CNBC reports. "By the end of 2014, JPMorgan's annual cybersecurity budget will rise to $250 million from $200 million in 2012 … and the largest U.S. […]
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It's rare that we at Stone are lost for words, yet, in remembering our dear friend Matt Courtright, it's tough to even know where to begin. But it seems the most appropriate place is with the very special person that we miss so much. Mattwas an architect from Michigan who followed his passion for craft beer beyond his vocational and geographic boundaries, making a drastic career change to become a professional brewer. From the moment he came aboard, we knew we had someone special within our ranks. And not just because he was an extraordinary brewer—which he most certainly was. No, there was much more to Matt than his workplace assets. So much more.
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Happy New Beer: Stone's 2014 Events Calendar
We don't have a crystal ball, but no bogus future-telling devices are necessary to assure our fans that the New Year holds much promise and a full slate of fun-filled beer-centric events here at Stone. From some of the country's most highly anticipated beer festivals to educational session and outright gorge-fests, there's something for every kind of beer lover, and we're proud to bring as much variety as we will delicious craft ales and lagers. The following is a breakdown of what we have in store for you in 2014!
God Bless Us, Everyone: Stone Beer-Infused Holiday Goodness
You can deck the halls with as many boughs of holly as you can get your mittened hands on, but without plates, bowls, baskets and platters of tasty holiday-themed sustenance scattered around your decked out abode, those decorations are bound to be a bit for naught. You can't eat holly or mistletoe (or at least you shouldn't), and those candy canes and stale popcorn hanging on the tree just won't cut the myrrh-infused mustard. What every home needs come December is an array of warming, comforting treats and tidbits that burst with traditional holiday flavors and drive home the yuletide spirit. Never ones to point out a deficiency without providing a potential solution, we have the answer to any home's lack of goodies in the form of several beer-infused recipes straight from our own Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens kitchens as well as some well-respected craft beer and cooking aficionados. Clear some space in the kitchen, line up those brews and join us in making sure everyone who visits your place over the holidays leaves feeling fuller and a lot more jolly!
You Asked For It: Stone Smoked Porter w/Vanilla Bean
At Stone, our philosophy has always been to follow our own muse, ignoring naysayers and skeptics to create beers that we are not only enthused to drink, but excited to share with the rest of the world. Interestingly enough, being true to ourselves has helped us to reach more and more fans of our style of outwardly flavorful and innovative brews. We're proud to have brought so many well-received beers to our devotees, but this isn't a one-way street. We're in this craft brewing movement together, and we listen to our fans, many of whom are extremely vocal (our kind of people), especially where beer is involved. Over the last several years, few of our ales have been as talked about, requested and outright clamored for via our social media channels and face-to-face meetings with fans as Stone Smoked Porter w/Vanilla Bean. So, we're bringing it back in a big way!
A Cause for Gratitude: Beery Thanksgiving Recipes
Even if it's just the oxygen coursing through our lungs, come this time of year, we all have something to be thankful for. We are all blessed to varying degrees and, without question, those of us who know, appreciate and get to enjoy spectacular craft beer have plenty to be thankful for in a day and age when there are so many high-quality ales and lagers available to satiate our palates. Surely, anybody reading this latest entry in the Stone Blog will be enjoying one or many tasty brews with their Thanksgiving Day vittles. We are very much in favor of that, but would like to suggest taking your Turkey Day artisanship to the next level by incorporating your beverage of choice directly into the food that graces your table. To help facilitate that, we've tapped one of our talented chefs, Jeff Stanko from Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens – Escondido, to provide a trio of Thanksgiving recipes made all the more delicious thanks to potent doses of Stone beers. Put down the Stove-Top and other fowl offerings, and give you and yours even more reason to be thankful this year.
Flower Power: 10 Barrel/Bluejacket/Stone Suede Imperial Porter
To the casual observer, our newest collaboration beer may be perceived as an attempt to make a statement about gender equality in the brewing industry. How could someone not think that? After all, we're no strangers to making statements through the ale medium and, c'mon, we went and tapped two of the country's best female brewers—Tonya Cornett from Bend, Oregon's 10 Barrel Brewing Company; and Megan O'Leary Parisi, the fermentation mastermind behind Washington, DC's highly anticipated Bluejacket. We get it, but honestly, the only things we were looking to secure when getting these two into our brewhouse were beer smarts, creativity and enthusiasm, and these two brought all three in sudsy spades! Need proof? Well, we've got it, and it goes by the name 10 Barrel/Bluejacket/Stone Suede Imperial Porter.
Peoples' Choice: Stone #dreambeer
This summer, we posed a simple yet serious question via our Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Google+ accounts—If Stone could brew ANY style of beer, what would you, our fans, want? Instantaneously, the interwebs started to buzz with ideas ranging from the outlandish to the ridiculous, straightforward to outrageous, adjunct-laced to style-stickling, best-drunk-fresh to barrel-aged. On Twitter and Google+ we were able to track responses using the #dreambeer hash-tag, which went crazy for the first 24 hours. After collecting all of the ideas that came through, we took some time to catalog them and do a bit of analysis. We discovered some things we already knew, like most of our fans crave IPAs and generally hop-forward beers, but we were surprised to find an overwhelming amount of interest in Stone brewing a hefeweizen or witbier (Not one, but two fans actually requested we bring back Stone Heat-Seeking Wheat?!?!). Actually, one of the coolest things that came out of the Stone #dreambeer experiment was seeing so many of our fans use their opportunity to have us make anything their mind could fathom to bring back beers we've already produced. Well, we listened and are bringing back one of our greatest hits!
What Makes Great Beer?
Whenever we put out a new beer, I'm always asked "who came up with the recipe?", and am always uncomfortable answering that question, because it is a simple answer that really doesn't accurately convey why the beer is successful and tastes delicious.
Too much credit is given to the formulation/recipe for a beer's success. I honestly believe that recipe formulation is the easiest part of making a great beer, and accounts for about 5% of its potential success. In my opinion, anyone with some understanding of ingredients and styles can create a great recipe, but actually working with that recipe to brew a great beer is the hard part.
Terminal Velocity: Stone Lands at San Diego Airport
We all know what we've come to expect from a visit to the airport, the whole experience can, and often does, inspire utterances of the phrase: "I need a beer!" Well, fliers, both frequent and infrequent, we have heard your cries and are doing our part to elevate the air travel experience with the installation of Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens at the San Diego International Airport (SDIA).
Better Than Ever: Stone 17th Anniversary Celebration & Invitational Beer Festival
Stone Brewing Co. has been in business now for 17 years. (We know, we can hardly believe how quickly the time has flown, either.) Over that span, we've lifted pints, snifters, bombers and magnums of aggressively hopped, intensely flavored craft beer like vibrant, flashy banners proclaiming our mission and progress in pushing the American craft beer movement forward. But accomplishing that has been about more than making great beer. We aim to elevate everything about the craft beer culture. That includes events ranging from beer education to food-and-beer symbiosis to beer festivals. We think we've done a heck of a job with the latter, offering fests devoted to sour beer, barrel-aged beer and dark beer. But our expertise at putting on grand-scale festivals springs from extensive experience putting on our yearly, incrementally more incredible Stone Anniversary Celebration & Invitational Beer Festival. It's never the same, yet it never disappoints, and this year will be no different.


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Christie Brinkley's ex-husband claims the supermodel's teary appearance on "Today" was nothing more than a "cunning and shameless" attempt to "garner public sympathy by "dishonest means."
Peter Cook released a statement ... BLASTING Brinkley's interview with Matt Lauer ... saying, "Christie was entirely dishonest about the circumstances surrounding the current court action which was precipitated by her and ... is doing further damage to our children."
In case you missed the "Today" show interview yesterday, an emotional Brinkley claimed Cook has been on a mission to destroy her life since they broke up.
Cook is clearly unhappy ... his statement continues, "I am also shocked by the blatant lies she told regarding our divorce proceedings of four years ago, including denying the indisputable fact that she fought for an open courtroom despite the warnings it would harm our children."
"[Brinkley] will stop at nothing to continue the drama in our lives in order to harass me and keep herself relevant in the media."
Cook also claims Brinkley is simply still bitter from when he cheated on her with an 18-year-old woman during their marriage ... saying, "Clearly, Christie does not believe I was punished enough four years ago for my indiscretions in our marriage, but for the sake of our children I wish she would find a way to move on."
Just some sad PR for her upcoming return to Broadway.
I wonder if Cristie went out in the sun, if her face would melt?
He has no credibility at all. I think she is telling the truth. He is an idiot, she looks better than most 18 year olds. She has taken care of herself. He, in the meantime, looks like a goofball.
Hey Christie, you know what you should really be worried about? That turkey neck you've been getting these last few years. I figure in about another year you'll start rocking silk scarves and turtlenecks.
BTW, you daughter Alexis, the one Billy wrote all those songs about in the '80s - she's what, 30-35 years old now? So how 'bout trotting those grandkids out for us?
Peter Cook needs to learn to keep both his pants zipper and his incredibly ugly pie hole closed. He is a disgrace to all men!
Christie & Peter, Halle & Gabriel etc. you all need to take a lesson from Bruce & Demi on how to handle divorce with children.....
I've never seen Christie try to keep it in the media--this was the first time I ever witnessed her publicly addressing this. He, however, is always trying to garner sympathy--and always in the name of the children. He created this mess. He's the one that needs to shut up.
i love it when people pretend to get all choked up, but never shed a tear. what a phony!
Don't believe those tears from Brinkley for one minute.Every husband she ever had has cheated on her.I feel she is vicious scorned woman who would do anything to get back at her husband including ruin her children to do so.Also one to many facelifts who tears were just a phoney as her plastic surgery
Not saying he's a prize, but the word has been out for years that she's a pretty awful person.
O.K. father of the year, were you thinking about what's best for your children when you were banging the 18-year-old?
He is such as *******. He constantly says horrible, nasty insulting comments about her, then if she responds at all, he goes on this "she needs to move on" parade. She needs to learn to stop responding to it. It says more about him than it does her, and when she responds, it only gives him an opportunity to keep the ball rolling.
All that crying with no tears. What a contriving person. It was obvious to me that she was acting out her sorrow. She is an actor isn't she? Why she wants to drag this on is beyond me.
Ken and Barbie are having a meltdown!! Hahaha!!!
"Cook also claims Brinkley is simply still bitter from when he cheated on her with an 18-year-old woman during their marriage ."
Gee imagine that she's bitter that the man she loved, trusted and supported betrayed her. This guy is a complete POS. Who gives a f*ck what he thinks or says.


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Assembly Member Running for Lieutenant Governor
Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly Member Kelly Wolf filed his letter of intent to campaign for Lt. Governor May 11.
Wolf said he considers the Lt. Governor position as an ambassador to Alaska's people.
Wolf: "My past experience with youth restoration corp has allowed me to develop my skills, create partnerships, and work with our youth and I am very concerned about our kids today."
He said that current problems like domestic violence and suicide are among some of his concerns but also preparing youth for Alaska's future.
Wolf: "Speaker Chenault could, with the governor, say we're going to do it and start trying to build the pipeline tomorrow and we don't have the skilled labor here in the state to even try. Its sad, we hear it all the time in the media and people talk about it in the streets that you need to hire Alaska hire but how do you find that skilled labor force?"
We asked him about previously withdrawing from the House of Representatives race due to a conflict of interest.
Wolf: "At the time I had applied for a grant through state parks, nonprofit, I didn't want to cause a problem and since the lieutenant governor's position doesn't have anything to do with voting on house or senate legislation there's not a conflict. I'm an individual who really takes ethical or conflicts of interest to heart."
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N. Bluth 16 May, 2014, 13:20
Don't worry…he'll back out of that race in a few weeks….just like he did in the last State House election.
Casey 16 May, 2014, 14:28
I hope he wins the race and we can get rid of him on KPB Assembly……………where he has been a pain in the a–! Especially on Kenai River Bank protection regs. He is totally opposed to protecting the river banks; as are many land owners along the river. They don't care to educate themselves as to the importance of the river bank in the overall ecosystem health of the river and it's fish. They are scared to death the government might do something to help the environment.
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Casey, if he's no good on the assembly, what in the world would you be doing hoping he wins higher office? You think he's going to be of any use to anyone if he's lt. governor?
Let's just hope he is denied any elected office. Let's hope he's far away from any public policy decisions.
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Tis the season for giving. Two Cleveland Indians, one past and one current, showed what it means to give and have set a shining example for everyone to follow. Or rather, to follow to the best of our abilities. In today's edition of Clevelinks, we lead things off with Justin Masterson and Jim Thome helping those less fortunate this holiday season.
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- Justin Masterson traveled to Africa to help the charitable organization "Feed Their Future." Masterson helped the group raise over $200,000 to help feed starving children in Africa. This surpassed the original goal of $140,000. (refresh if video player fails to load)
- Jim Thome, born and raised in Peoria, Illinois, recently donated $100,000 to help those who were affected by the tornadoes that recently devastated Washington, Illinois.
- In baseball related news, Paul Hoynes was asked in his most recent edition of "Hey, Hoynsie!" if he thinks the Indians will sign a #1 or #2 starters. Per Hoynsie, unless it's via trade, the answer is probably no.
Wahoo's on First Links:
- In case you missed our series of Thanksgiving related posts, you can catch up on all of them right here.
- Jeff Mount argues that any instant replay should be used sparingly by Major League Baseball for the good of the game.
- Baseball Prospectus released their Indians Top 10 Prospect list.
- Is moving Carlos Santana to third base a good idea? We take a look at the potential impact of the move.
- The Indians have a lot to think about when it come to Justin Masterson's future with his upcoming arbitration hearing.
Indians Analysis:
- Jim Pete of Indians Baseball Insider gives thanks from the corner of Carnegie and Ontario.
- Did the Tribe Win Last Night says be thankful for the Cleveland Indians.
- Could the Indians be interested on Edward Mujica? Let's go Tribe examines the possibility.
- It's Pronounced Lajaway presentes the 2013 STOOPID Rankings for the Indians pitching staff.


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The Streaming Server includes a new command line option to disable chuncked transfer encoding during the video stream.
The Rpi Camera Driver has been updated to support the dynamic frame rate control.
As promised, the Real-time HTTP Streaming Server plug-in for UV4L is now ready! It offers a per-device Web Control Panel (screenshot) for setting the device parameters while streaming (with any V4L application) and a page for watching the MJPEG video streams (screenshot). Raw H264 streaming over HTTP is also possible. Basic authentication is also supported. For a list of options see the manual page.
For now the plug-in is only available for the RaspberryPi. It's really simple to install it, just follow the instructions provided here. For one example scroll down to Example #11 in this list.
The packages for x86 will be available in the future.
Future extensions of UV4L will be devoted to Real-time Live Streaming. To be more specific: MJPEG/HTTP Web Server and HTML5/H264 via Websockets.
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As promised, the Real-Time Object Detection and Tracking for the Rpi Camera Driver is ready! This feature can be turned on and off on-the-fly while streaming.
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The V4L2 Camera Driver for the RaspberryPi will be supporting Real-time Object Detecton. Stay tuned!
In the meanwhile, the today's release introduces a new option known as Dynamic Range Compression (DRC) (see the manual page for more information). Don't forget to update the firmware before updating the driver.


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The New York Giants inked wide receiver Victor Cruz to a big six-year $45.879 million contract extension this summer. In a preseason match up earlier this month he bruised his heel and has been held out of practice and games since. At one point Cruz was even wearing a walking boot.
Cruz is targeting a Monday return to practice but is unsure whether or not he'll actually practice. The opening game is still 9 days away, but now Cruz is down to the wire.
"In my mind, I am," Cruz said about whether he would play in the season opener versus the Dallas Cowboys.
Victor Cruz (foot) is unsure if he'll practice on Monday. But is he going to play on opening night? "In my mind, I am," he said.
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New York Giants fans and fanatsy owners can pencil Victor Cruz in to play in that season opener. How effective he'll be with a lingering heel injury is yet to be seen. I'd think that Cruz wouldn't be entirely 100% and producing to the fullest of his abilities.
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What is the Meaning of "666" in Revelation?
- Monday, November 04, 2013
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Dear Roger,
You said in today's post that you will post your answer to the meaning of "666" when somebody asks you. May I please be considered a "somebody" so that you will do so?
I, too, believe in "types and shadows" and do believe that the Bible is to be read both historically and predictively. We are certainly living in some very frightening, scary times, aren't we? The antichrist knows his days are numbered . . . and so do we.
Thanks to Jesus of Nazareth . . . we know!
May you be greatly blessed.
Mary Kay
Dear Mary Kay,
Here is your answer:
The number "666" is the number of the name of the coming Antichrist. Giving a number to a name is called "gematria," which is the Greek practice of adding up the letters in someone's name. In Latin this practice is called "isopsephism." Each letter in the Greek language has a numeral equivalent. Add up the letters and you get the number of the name.
When Julie and I were dating I often wrote the initials, "RB + JT" in my notebook or in the wet cement of a newly poured sidewalk. Of course, the Initials stand for, "Roger Barrier plus Julie Tacker." Young lovers in Greece and Rome used gematria to express their relationships. For example, one inscription on a wall in Pompei reads, "I love the girl whose number is 545.
Of course, it is quite easy to take a name and turn it into a number. It is much harder to take a number and turn it back into a name.
Turning the number into a name is the key to unlocking the name of the Antichrist. Revelation 13:18 is the applicable verse: "This calls for wisdom. If anyone has insight, let him calculate the number of the beast, for it is man's number. His number is 666." According to John, those who are wise can get an insight into the Antichrist's identity by knowing the number of his name.
In ancient Greek, Hebrew and Latin letters represented numerals according to their order in the alphabet. For example, in Greek, Alpha is one, Bata is two and so on.
The letters in Greek for "Nero" (Neron) add up to 1005. However, if the Greek letters for Nero Caesar (Neron Kaisar) are transliterated into Hebrew (nrwn qsr), the letter numbers add up to 666 (50 + 200 + 6 + 50 + 100 + 60 + 200 =666).
By the way, the "the number of the beast" was not written as a figure like "666." Rather, the letters of the alphabet were written out in full.
Many interpreters consider the Roman Emperor Nero to be the "antichrist" of Revelation 13 because the number of his name is 666 and because he inflicted "Antichrist-like" horror upon the first century Christians. Some consider Nero to be a historical Antichrist and we that we are not to expect a future Antichrist. Yet, for the number to have any significance for a first century AD reader, it would have to refer to a contemporary historical figure.
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Opinion: Parents survey overwhelmingly for change
By Doug Perkins and Yana Mohanty
We are writing to make parents and the school community aware of the results of a recently completed survey of the Del Mar Union School District's (DMUSD) school lunch program. This effort was spearheaded by a volunteer group comprised of parents from each of our schools, community representatives and DMUSD staff.
Of the nearly 3,200 families with children attending our schools, nearly 1,050 responded to the on-line survey during the past two months, achieving an overwhelming response rate of slightly over 33 percent. The respondents represented 53 percent of families who currently participate in DMUSD's school lunch program and 47 percent who do not.
From the 546 families who purchase lunch, only 29 percent were satisfied with the current program. From the 71 percent who were dissatisfied with the current program the top two reasons were failure of the lunch to meet nutritional requirements and the lack of appeal of the current menus.
Among the other significant nutritional findings regarding the current program:
• A number of entrées and snacks contain high fructose corn syrup and partially hydrogenated oils.
• Most of the entrées are fully cooked and frozen by processors (e.g. Tyson), then reheated before being served to the students at the DMUSD.
• Preservatives and flavor enhancers are added to many of the entrée's and snacks.
• All of the hot dogs and pepperoni served contain added nitrites.
From a business perspective, the survey results demonstrate a real opportunity to grow our school lunch program in order to produce more revenues, and serve a greater variety of healthier meals. Responding to the question of how often would you purchase a school lunch that meets your nutritional requirements and is within your budget, an overwhelming 940 families indicated that they would purchase one or more days per week with the largest group of families reporting all five (5) days (280) and the second largest repeating three (3) days (242). Currently, only 463 families purchase lunch one or more times a week. This repeated interest in purchasing lunches represents over a 100 percent increase in families willing to purchase better lunches from the current purchasers!
We want to encourage the parents and community to view the entire survey results online at http://www.dmusd.org/district/files/openFile.aspx?fileID=10633. And we encourage the willingness of DMUSD to address these meal concerns and look for new models and options to meet our family's nutritional needs!
Doug Perkins is a local businessman and member of the board of trustees of the DMUSD
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A cozy blend of wood and earthy tones make it easy to imagine yourself curled up with a book or peering through shelves of wonderment in the Oxford Library! This is a completely original scent- I've mixed a variety of natural fragrance oils to create it. I have been making candles for years for myself, and decided to list them on etsy.
Oxford Library is made up of several fragrances: Oakmoss & Amber, Sandalwood and hints of tobacco and leather. This is perhaps a "fresher scent," whereas my other library scent: Dumbledore's Office, has a woodier aroma. A customer described Oxford Library as smelling like a "Freshly showered Sherlock Holmes."
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The new book-free library, called "BiblioTech," is intended to open in the fall and is part of a an entire bookless public library system planned for the entire county of Bexar.
And it's not "bring your own device" either. The library will actually lend out e-readers (of an unspecified brand) for two weeks at a time. There will also be computers and the like, but no books, and presumably no card catalog either.
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Hawks battle, come up short in round one
By CLAUDE VINSON
In a 3A state playoff game which had a final score that really didn't reflect how the entire contest went, the Holly High gridiron Hawks lost the bid to advance.
Patriots end season 6-5
By BARRY BURLESON
Keith Wicker liked the fight in his Marshall Academy football team Friday night.
Byhalia-Byers split contests
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The Byers Lions and the Byhalia Indians clashed early in the brand new season. Byers made the short jaunt across county Tuesday night of last week to test the 2008-09 Byhalia teams.
Behind The Scoreboard
Coaches have many bosses
There probably isn't a football soul left in the SEC area who hasn't heard of the latest high profile coach to fall victim to the coaching carousel. A few years ago, it was the pro ranks who announced the firings of their head coaches before the season ended. Now, for whatever reasons, this premise has taken hold at the collegiate level and mentors in the college ranks find themselves on the list of the most endangered species.
Former Byhalia Indian second team All-State
Five Northwest Mississippi Community College football players have earned recognition for their outstanding play by being selected for post-season honors.
MA takes two from Knights
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Marshall Academy had different outcomes on the road and at home last week.
The Patriots and Lady Patriots lost at Oak Hill Academy Thursday and then swept the Memphis Home School Lady Knights and Knights Saturday.
Potts Camp jr. high teams tip off new season
This would be the second game of the 2008 season for the Potts Camp junior high basketball teams. The junior high Cardinals have one win against Holy Family and one loss against Myrtle. The junior high Lady Cardinals have a winning record of 2-0, including 30-26 over Holy Family.
The junior high Lady Cardinals hit the season showing they can hang with the best. Both games have been very close, with Potts Camp always pulling together and coming out with a victory.
The junior high Lady Cardinals lost all their starters last year, with the exception of one member, Megan Watkins.
The final score with Myrtle was 36 to 31. Scorers for the night were Watkins 8, Alexis Thomas 2, Hailey Davis 6, Brittany Pitts 6, Monterria Foster 4 and Kayla Yarbrough 2.
Byers, Potts Camp girls shine in shootout
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Both H.W. Byers and Potts Camp enjoyed success in the West Union Girls Shootout Saturday.
Indians sweep Cards
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Potts Camp hosted intracounty rival Byhalia Friday night and the visitors drove back west on Highway 78 with two wins.
Holly High goes 2-1 in tourney
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Holly Springs basketball teams tipped off the season last week with 2-1 marks.
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Now i played demigod at launch but i stopped because, well everyone one here says matchmaking is broke in LoL but they clearly never played demigod because at least in LoL when you wanted to play a game you could get into a game. sure GPG finally fixed the problem "i think" i say that because i lost interest in playing it as soon as LoL came out. demigods had a lot of potential but it just never took off. and you can now buy it for about 5 bucks. so if your bored and want to try something else for a couple days go for it its cheap enough.
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Demigod got boring after I achieved something like 95% win ratio in that game playing with and against the top players at that time.
Then no one plays with my team after the patch where they display your stats because they are too scared to go against people with such high win %.
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The right keywords and combinations of keywords increase the likelihood that the keyword will be found by a search engine. Businesses can use their location, the nature of their business and the name of their business. There are other businesses that must use the name of a promotion, a product or a process that they offer.
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DDP Criminal History Background Check Policy
Effective 8/06 (replaces 7/03 policy)
Hiring a person convicted of a felony offense is a very serious matter. This policy was developed in response to concerns that DDP, up until now, had no statewide policy governing the hiring of convicted felons. The 8/1/06 DDP criminal background check policy is subject to modification as providers, DDP staff and others gain experience following implementation.
Staff employed by agencies contracting with the DDP for the provision of direct care services are required to have a criminal background check completed by the Montana Department of Justice (MT DOJ). Other positions requiring background checks include professional therapy staff who are subject to a background check at the time of initial certification or licensure. Background checks are reviewed again for therapy staff during their renewal of certification or licensure.
Certain providers of waiver services do not have direct contact with service recipients, and thus, do not require background checks. Examples of these services include businesses supplying adaptive equipment, or construction firm workers hired to build a wheelchair ramp. The background check requirement may not apply to certain categories of workers providing waiver-reimbursed services who are not employees of the agency with a DDP contract, but who may have contact with service recipients. Examples include workers who provide homemaker services (e.g., employees of Kleen King or Merry Maids). The same situation applies to some respite workers (e.g., AUncle Joe@) not employed by the contracting agency. In both these examples, the service recipient retains the right to request a criminal background check.
The DDP Waiver 5 Freedom of Choice form (W-5) gives service recipients the option of requesting the results of an MT DOJ public criminal history background check for designated categories of workers. The W-5 form will be updated to reflect changes in the 8/06 DDP background check policy. The cost of the requested background check is paid by the agency under contract with the DDP and deducted from the recipient=s cost plan. Background checks are not a waiver service category, so the expenditure would be reported under the category of either homemaker and/or respite services in the last two examples from the preceding paragraph.
DDP background check requirements by waiver service category are outlined in the Montana DD Services and Background Check Requirements effective 8/06 document. Background check requirements are referenced in DD waiver language, the Administrative Rules of Montana (ARMs), DDP contract language and in the Montana Code Annotated (MCA).
There are two types of background checks available from the Montana Department of Justice: name-based or fingerprint-based.
A name-based search is a search against the criminal history record file of the MT DOJ using a person's name and a numeric identifier such as date of birth or social security number. Name-based searches are notorious for "false-positives" and "false-negatives". A false- positive occurs when a record is returned on a person with the same name and numeric identifier provided in the request but who is not the subject of inquiry. A false-negative occurs when no match is erroneously returned because the name or numeric identifier (DOB or SSN) in the record does not match the name and numeric identifier used in the inquiry. Currently, many DDP-funded providers request the MT DOJ to complete name based background checks for their employees. In this case, the results of the search would be sent to the recipient or the recipient=s designee. Results of name-based checks are generally returned to the requestor within three days of MT DOJ=s receipt of information.
Fingerprint-based checks are preferable. Automated fingerprint identification systems (AFIS) are used in fingerprint-based searches. The AFIS uses the fingerprint image from the request and compares it against fingerprint images from known criminal offenders in the MT DOJ repository. An AFIS match is a positive biometric match. A fingerprint card (FD-249) is used by the local law enforcement agency. The results are sent to the MT DOJ for analysis and a written report is then sent to the waiver recipient or the recipient=s designee. Results of fingerprint-based checks are generally returned to the requestor within ten days of MT DOJ=s receipt of information.
The current (as of 8/06) fee schedule for non-criminal justice requests for criminal history record information in the State of Montana:
Name-based public criminal record check $
Fingerprint-based public criminal record check$ 10.00
The Montana public criminal history record does not include information on protection orders, wants/warrants, traffic offenses (except felony DUI), investigative information, intelligence information or out-of-state record information. The public criminal history record does note whether the individual is registered as a sex or violent offender in the State of Montana.
Questions regarding MT DOJ public criminal history background checks should be directed to Kristy Hartnett, Lead Worker of the MT DOJ Criminal Justice Information Service Bureau at 444-1978 (email address- firstname.lastname@example.com)
The State of Montana Government website has extensive criminal background information available to the public. This information is accessible at www.mt.gov/services/allservices.asp under the Family, Health and Safety section. Links include the following:
1. Look up records of convicted
2. Search for sexual and violent offenders.
3. Download the sexual and violent offender database.
4. Find information on a licensed professional (includes debarment).
5. Check status of a physician=s license.
6. View child support payment information
7. View Montana parole violators at large.
The employment by provider entities of persons convicted of the following crimes in Montana or of similar crimes in other states or foreign jurisdictions are subject to the prohibitions and restrictions of this policy. A person convicted of any crime listed below may not be considered for employment in any capacity by a provider entity, effective 8/1/06. Persons convicted of other criminal offenses should be carefully considered before being hired. In the event such an applicant is hired, the provider will maintain a written record in the employee personnel file documenting the reason(s) why this employee does not pose an undue risk to other employees and service recipients within the agency. This documentation is subject to review by the DDP as part of ongoing quality assurance activities.
1. deliberate homicide
2. mitigated deliberate homicide
1. assault
2. aggravated assault
3. intimidation
4. mistreating prisoners
5. partner or family member assault
6. criminal endangerment
7. assault on peace officer or judicial officer
8. assault on minor
9. assault with a weapon
10. stalking
11. malicious intimidation or harassment relating to civil or human rights
1. kidnapping
2. aggravated kidnapping
1. sexual assault
2. sexual intercourse without consent
3. deviate sexual conduct
4. incest
1. aggravated promotion of prostitution
2. endangering welfare of children
3. unlawful transactions with children
4. sexual abuse of children
5. ritual abuse of minor
1. arson
1. cruelty to animals
1. carrying concealed weapons
2. carrying a concealed weapon while under the influence
3. carrying concealed weapon in prohibited place
4. possession of a destructive device
5. firing firearms
1. criminal distribution of dangerous drugs
2. criminal possession with intent to distribute
3. criminal distribution of dangerous drugs on or near school property
4. criminal production or manufacture of dangerous drugs
Effective 8/1/06, participants in pre-release programs are not eligible to be considered for employment in agencies funded by the Developmental Disabilities Program
Questions or comments regarding the 8/1/06 DDP Background Check Policy should be directed to Jeff Sturm, DDP Program Director at 444-2695 (email address- email@example.com)