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Recent reports indicate that local gold dealers have been struggling to stay in business since the 2011 Holiday Season came to an end. It seems that the small amount of business that remains in local markets is being spread over the large number of 'Cash for Gold' dealers that have not yet gone under. The inevitable result is that consumers are receiving very little money from these 'Cash for Gold' dealers in exchange for their gold as the struggling businesses desperately strive to keep their doors open.
Savvy, informed consumers who keep up with local news are steering around local "Cash for Gold" or "We Buy Gold" stores and dealing direct with local area Gold Brokers who pay over 80% market value for consumers' gold and jewelry. They can afford to do so because they are positioned at the wholesale level in that they deal direct with gold refineries. In fact, one local gold broker actually owns their own local refinery.
Gold Brokers are few in number and can usually be found through internet search engines. They rarely advertise as it's an unnecessary expense for brokers who do all they can to keep their overhead extremely low. This seems to be key in sustaining their ability to keep their payouts to their customers above 80% of market value. All of our research indicates that Gold Brokers consistently pay consumers more than double the amount 'Cash for Gold' dealers pay.
One preliminary report indicates that certain well established 'Cash for Gold' dealers are filing first quarter 2012 accounting reports that indicate record high profits while at the same time record low number of transactions. This anomaly indicates that these businesses are simply making much higher profits from each individual transaction than ever before.
Previous Articles on Gwinnett Gold Brokers...
Gold Refinery That Deals Direct With the Public Opens In Gwinnett
ATLANTA - Greater Atlanta now has a place where consumers can bring their valuable jewelry and convert it to cash for a very small fee.
The ALL NEW "ATLANTA GOLD REFINERY" can be reached at (404) 759-7277 for more information. Their first location will be open in Lilburn shortly, and future locations will be open in the Mall of Georgia area, Buckhead, Midtown, Alpharetta and More...
Gwinnett Gold Brokers usually pays dealers one dollar per gram per karat, depending on market prices. This means that a 14k gold necklace or bracelet that weighs about an ounce (or the approximate weight of a silver dollar) brings better than $14 per gram or $500 for the item from GGB. The local area dealers would pay $93 to $155 for the same item, while advertising and claiming that they pay "Top Dollar" or "Highest Prices."
These gold dealers are making such huge profits from their current price schedule that they continue to open more and more stores even today. And they're getting great deals on commercial rent from the more than half empty strip malls that exist just about everywhere.
Since local "Cash for Gold" dealers haven't been paying fair prices to consumers - Gwinnett Gold Brokers this week announced that they would be dealing directly with consumers and paying them the same price that they've been paying dealers. Other benefits of dealing with Gwinnett Gold brokers include seeing clients by appointment only for the customers' privacy and security, giving quotes over the phone, free house calls in Gwinnett, transactions are made in CASH ONLY, and GGB does business from 10AM to 9PM seven days a week.
Newspapers and local & national television news crews have done many stories on GGB over the years, and often when news producers need current information on the local gold market - they turn to GGB for related information of the highest integrity.
Where is GGB located? They have owned their own commercial property in Buford for over a decade, but in recent years - a sub-division has emerged in front of the company's property. This gives the appearance that it's a temporary, unprofessional operation being run out of somebody's basement. Nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, the owners have interest in many storefronts around Atlanta. They simply prefer the safety, comfort and elegance of their present location and wouldnt have it any other way. Anyone objecting to the lack of formality of a storefront may feel more comfortable dealing with one of the endless "We Buy Gold" dealers seemingly popping up everywhere.
Call the professionals at the All New ATLANTA GOLD REFINERY to find out more. (404) 759-7277


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I am considering encrypting my database and/or encrypting only certain columns in a few tables. Is it worth the time? I mean, how much of a burden would it be on someone if they were to get a hold of my encrypted database? Has anyone even found a way to break this?
If you are interested in using column level encryption in SQL Server 2005 and higher I have a bunch of sample code of how to use the built in encryption features in SQL Server to secure sensitive data. The code is all available at http://sqlcrypto.codeplex.com/
In the code I show how to encrypt sensitive data and ensure that only authorized users can decrypt it. I take advantage of the built in key management functionality and have strong randomly generated symmetric AES key managed by the database engine and those AES keys are then secured with certificates. Database roles control who has access to which keys and with the built in SQL Server encryption you can even use passphrases to additionally secure keys or certificates so that you don't even have to trust your DBA if the data is that highly sensitive. Having said that, if you don't trust your DBA then you have other problems :)
Since SQL Server does the right things with encryption (ensuring unique IVs) you cannot search encrypted columns without doing a table scan and decrypting every row to see if there is a match. I provide some sample code for building an HMAC of encrypted data so that you can at least do a basic search without leaking cleartext information.
I also have examples of how to store salted, stretched hashes of passwords using both the built in hashing algorithms (which are insufficient for production use) and a SQLCLR implementation of the bCrypt hashing algorithm for much better password storage.
There is also some sample code to show the use of transparent data encryption to encrypt the full contents of your data and log files on disk.
Some of the advantages to using the built in encryption are:
As mentioned, encrypted databases are computationally more expensive, not to mention the programming effort.
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And other more obvious vulnerabilities. Hardening your outer shell seems like a more economical investment.
Encryption is a potentially valuable subsequent line of defense / liability reduction.
and you may find you are missing something, like
But you should still make a best effort.
Ideally, your computers would only give out what is permitted, and encryption of storage would be pointless. This is rarely the case.
Note that this answer only focuses on direct hacking, and not physical access, or access through one of your sysadmin's PCs.
Cryptography is often not the problem. In most cases encrypting the entire database is almost certainly a waste of time.
There are often very important values that should be encrypted. An a value that is often overlooked is the session id, csrf tokens, the password salt and forgotten password token. If you are foolish enough to store your session id in the database then an hacker with a SQL Injection flaw can pull this value out and login without needing to crack a password hash.
As other users already said, encrypting the whole database is probably overkill, meaning that you would lose too much performance while gaining little extra security, since you would encrypt fields which is not necessary to encrypt.
Think about it this way: imagine that an attacker has managed to access all the data in your database thanks to an SQL injection. Which information should the attacker absolutely not see and which information is instead not so important, meaning that even if he could read it, he couldn't do anything with it? An example of the first type would be the users' passwords, and one of the many examples of the second type could be the user's favourite color, if for some reason you need to store this information in the database :D
So, encrypting the whole database is not worth the time and the performance loss, but there are some fields that absolutely need to be encrypted (passwords, credit card numbers, SSNs, session IDs and you could also add personal user information to this list, like phone numbers etc, your users would be grateful for this :) ).
Don't forget that if the attacker has access to your database, he could eventually get access to all the information in it even if some fields have been encrypted, he just needs more time to do it. And if you have very important information in your database, this extra time is extremely important.
And finally a suggestion: invest time into preventing SQL injection attacks. This is probably the most used technique with which an attacker can illegitimately have access to your database.
It depends. Remember that attackers will always target the weakest security link in your system. Do you think unencrypted database data is the weakest link in your system? It seems somewhat unlikely. While it will certainly provide extra protection, your time is probably better spent protecting other parts of your system, that are more likely to be the security weakest link.
Also, keep in mind that encrypting a DB is generally pretty expensive, computationally speaking. If your DB serves a lot of data to a lot of clients, this could really slow down your system.
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Get RecipeMonster Spicy Brittle Candy Bar
I know that there a lot of DIYers out there, and I know that for you, a bag of mixed minis just doesn't cut it when it comes to giving out Halloween candy.
So instead of giving out some of your latest batch of
pickles witches' noses, try handing out shards of this monster brittle instead. It's basically a cocktail nut-and-apple encrusted, spicy, brittle-based, chocolate-covered, and caramel corn and pepita-sprinkled candy bar and it's scary how good it is.


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TEMPLE (October 17, 2012)—A collision late Tuesday night between a pickup truck and a passenger car at a Temple intersection sent five people to Scott & White Hospital, one of whom died.
Police Wednesday identified the dead man as John Jarrett Colton Carter, 26, of Gatesville, who was driving the passenger car.
The names of the other four victims weren't immediately released.
The accident happened at around 9:50 p.m. Tuesday at the intersection of Airport Road and Research Parkway where a Dodge passenger car in which Carter and a woman were northbound on Research collided with a pickup truck in which two men and a woman were headed west on Airport.
"Witnesses to the crash reported that a red 2-door Dodge passenger car, occupied by one male and one female, was traveling northbound on Research Parkway at "a high rate of speed" when it failed to obey the stop sign at the intersection of the two roadways," police said in a press release Wednesday morning.
Several of the victims were ejected in the crash, police said.
The two men in the pickup suffered serious injuries and the woman suffered life-threatening injuries, police said.
The woman who was riding in the passenger car with Carter was also seriously injured.
"Alcohol is being considered one of the contributing factors in the crash," police said.
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I have a US electric oven/stove combination with four stove burners, two smaller and two larger. I feel the stove is already a bit anemic so I want to make sure I am getting the maximum energy out of the stove, but I also like using smaller pans on the smaller burner. Do typical US electric stoves put the same amount of total energy (i.e., the same amount of BTUs) through the smaller burners as through the larger burners, or are the smaller burners also lower energy?
Electric stove elements have a different KW rating depending on construction and size
A typical spiral element of 200 mm (8") diameter will be 2 KW, a 150 mm (6") diameter element will be 1.3 KW
Different stove makes and models have different ratings. But not many go above 2 KW, except in USA where they go up to 3 KW
Stove makers usually publish exact specifications on their web sites
1 W is approximately 3.4 BTU
For anyone who wonders this about any burner, you can determine it empirically.
With 2 of the same kind of pot or pan, put the same amount of water in each one. If you don't have measuring tools, just fill a cup or glass with water, pour it into one pan. Then do the same with the other pan.
Set your burners both to high. If one boils well before another, you know that burner outputs more BTUs. If the times are pretty close, say within a few seconds, the two burners probably have the same or very similar heat output.
The pot should be larger than both burners, otherwise the larger burner may be putting out a significant amount of heat that doesn't go into the pot.
Not only do the small burners have less power, all burners will be colder when used at once.
Here in Europe, it is typical to have large hobs at 2 KW and small ones at 1.5 KW. These are average numbers, different models will have +- 200 W difference.
But the problem is that the electrical wiring of the house cannot deliver too much electricity at once. So the output of a stove is capped at what the wire can provide. If you turn on a single large burner, it will give you the full 2 KW. If you turn on all elements at once, running them at full power may be too much for the line, so modern stoves will internally reduce the power given to each burner, even if you have turned it to the maximum setting. (Old ones will just try to get all the power and your fuse will blow).
I don't remember what the max rating for stoves is, I think 7.2 KW was common when I looked at induction stoves, this could be different for other models (I looked at pure stoves only, which don't have to share the power line with an oven).


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Douillard J-Y, Rosell R, Delena M, et al. ANITA: Phase III adjuvant vinorelbine and cisplatin versus observation in completely resected (stage I-III) non-small cell lung cancer patients: final results after 70-month median follow-up. Journal of Clinical Oncology 2005;23: Suppl 16S:624s. abstract.
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Funeral services for Randy Stull, 51, of Carmi, were held at 12 p.m. Friday, January 11, 2013 at Campbell Funeral Home in Carmi with Rev. Luke Raczykowski officiating.
A recording of "Remember When" by Alan Jackson was played.
Casket bearers were Phillip Burton, Mike Huff, William Hunt, Anthony Kaiser, Aaron Newman and Gary Swain. Burial was held in Melrose Cemetery in Carmi.
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Pyongyang, North Korea (CNN) -- North Korea has started fueling a long-range rocket it plans to launch in the coming days, a senior national space official said Wednesday.
Fueling of the rocket, which North Korea says will put a satellite in orbit, is under way and will be completed at the "appropriate time," said Paek Chang Ho, head of the North Korean General Satellite Control and Command Center.
He declined to be more specific.
The announcement last month of the satellite launch -- which countries like the United States and South Korea see as a cover for a ballistic missile test -- ratcheted up tensions in the region and prompted Washington to suspend a recent deal to supply food aid to the North.
The launch of the rocket is scheduled to take place between Thursday and Monday, and countries in the region are on edge.
Japan has deployed missile defenses and says it will shoot down any part of the rocket that comes near its territory. South Korea has described the move as a "grave provocation" and says it will respond with "appropriate countermeasures."
"This launch will give credence to the view that North Korean leaders see improved relations with the outside world as a threat to the existence of their system," U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in a speech Tuesday. "And recent history strongly suggests that additional provocations may follow."
A recent report from South Korean intelligence officials claimed that North Korea is planning a new nuclear test in the area where it staged previous atomic blasts.
The South Korean intelligence report noted that the two previous rocket launches that Pyongyang said were intended to put satellites into orbit were followed a few weeks or months later by nuclear tests.
International leaders have urged North Korea to cancel the imminent rocket launch, but Pyongyang has refused to back down, insisting that the operation is for peaceful purposes.
The last time Pyongyang carried out what it described as a satellite launch, in April 2009, the U.N. Security Council condemned the action and demanded that it not be repeated.
The announcement of the fueling of the rocket was made on the same day as a conference of the North Korean ruling Workers' Party that is expected to cement the position of the secretive state's new leader.
The meeting of party delegates and the controversial launch come as the nation prepares to mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of Kim Il Sung, the founder of North Korea who ruled the Communist state for more than four decades. His birthday on April 15, known as the "Day of the Sun," is a key public holiday in the North Korean calendar.
At the conference, the late former leader Kim Jong Il was given an everlasting title. He is now eternal general secretary of the Workers' Party of North Korea, Current leader Kim Jong Un was named the first secretary of the Workers' Party of North Korea.
Kim Jong Un is already described as the supreme leader of the party, state and army.
It is still unclear how directly the young Kim, thought to be in his late 20s, is involved in policy decisions.
CNN's Jethro Mullen contributed to this report.


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Best and Worst "DWTS" Hairstyles
You loved their cha-cha, but hated their chignon. Did these celebrities' hairstyles from "Dancing with the Stars" swing your vote?
For the last 10 seasons, "Dancing with the Stars" on ABC has been pairing random celebrities (most with some sort of scandalous past -- i.e. DUIs, sex-scandals, prison stints) together with professional dancers to learn choreographed routines that are performed in front of a live studio audience and a panel of judges. Each week, a couple gets the boot based on votes from viewers, and more often than not, it has nothing to do with who tangoed the best. Which got us beauty gals thinkin', could the hairstyles these celebrities wear possibly be influencing America's votes? We personally know how difficult it is to properly judge our favorite reality show queen or playboy playmates' two-step when they are dancing with some seriously bad hair, ratty looking hair extensions, or footloose frizz.
While of course, in judging these celebrity hairstyles, one has to take into account that such a circus of a show lends itself to some funky formal 'dos. But, for instance, did Brook Burke's beautiful brown waves have anything to do with her almost perfect scores in season seven? Or were Shannon Doherty's silly pigtails the reason she was the first to be ousted this season? Was it Marie Osmond's fainting spell or her rough-looking curls that got her sympathy votes? Let's look at some evidence. Here are the ten best and worst hairstyles from "Dancing with the Stars". We think you'll agree that their hair had a lot to do with their success.
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by LittleBunny Tuesday, July 31, 2012 at 07:05PM Report as inappropriate
I disagree with giving Kate a best, and Lil Kim and Lisa a worst.
by alictasia Saturday, May 26, 2012 at 05:28PM Report as inappropriate
Big hair is great, I love it!
by TBjunkie Tuesday, April 17, 2012 at 12:04AM Report as inappropriate
Ohh god..
by eatinglipstick Tuesday, April 3, 2012 at 08:04PM Report as inappropriate
I also like Lisa Rinna's hair...
by powerwoman033 Sunday, March 18, 2012 at 05:41PM Report as inappropriate
I like Lisa Rinna's hair!
by WiccanLady Saturday, March 3, 2012 at 05:36PM Report as inappropriate
Why is Lisa Rinna's hair considered bad? That's the only one I don't get
by ksmall Friday, March 2, 2012 at 01:16PM Report as inappropriate
An elegant hairstyle that can be perfected by everyone!
by CheskasBeauty Tuesday, November 1, 2011 at 02:16PM Report as inappropriate
priscilla looks like morticia adams
by gisellemarie Wednesday, September 14, 2011 at 06:27AM Report as inappropriate
I somehow don't like Kim's hair style. Kinda boring. Debbie looks hot.
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31 Jan 2012 8:03 PM #1
Frustrated by read-only files - not scm friendly for me
I just got a chance to try Sencha Designer 2 for the first time. There are some really nice features and in many ways it's a big improvement over 1.x. However, the handling of read-only files is still a huge problem for me. Where I work, we use an scm that is configured to pull in files as read-only and to flip them to read-only when they are checked in. For various reasons, this will not be changed. So having the Designer simply fail on these files is not an option.
I fully realize that I could easily write my own script to flip make everything in the project writeable, but I don't want to have to subject my team to running something like this every time they have to edit a file.
I appreciate that you're trying / improving on this. I remember the early Designer 1 days when the save would simply fail silently (ouch). Then, you made a failed save an error on the status bar. Now, at least there is a relatively in-your-face dialog telling me that something went wrong. But it's still not good enough. I need an option that just overwrites the files. Maybe everyone wouldn't want this, so fine; make it configurable. Lack of this is a near deal-breaker for us.
The Toolbox is also a problem. It's good that you can import / export, but in order to make this a viable method for reuse I need a way of checking the whole thing into source control so other people can use it. I don't want to have to deal with each component individually.
One of your marketing points is that you have a 'Source control friendly file format.' I do think the file format is better now, but IMHO these other things I have mentioned are a much bigger detriment to being source control friendly.
I like the new features in the Desinger, but please give attention to these fundamentals, too. I remember several people asking for this on the 1.x line...
31 Jan 2012 8:49 PM #2
(master ✓) view ls -al total 32 drwxr-xr-x 7 aconran staff 238 Jan 28 16:33 . drwxr-xr-x 6 aconran staff 204 Jan 27 11:25 .. -rw-r--r-- 1 aconran staff 650 Jan 28 16:33 MainNav.js -rw-r--r-- 1 aconran staff 699 Jan 28 16:33 MovieDetails.js -rw-r--r-- 1 aconran staff 691 Jan 28 16:33 MoviesList.js -rw-r--r-- 1 aconran staff 725 Jan 28 16:33 Viewport.js drwxr-xr-x 5 aconran staff 170 Jan 28 16:33 ui (master ✓) view cd ui (master ✓) ui ls -al total 24 drwxr-xr-x 5 aconran staff 170 Jan 28 16:33 . drwxr-xr-x 7 aconran staff 238 Jan 28 16:33 .. -rw-r--r-- 1 aconran staff 875 Jan 28 16:33 MainNav.js -rw-r--r-- 1 aconran staff 1177 Jan 28 16:33 MovieDetails.js -rw-r--r-- 1 aconran staff 1102 Jan 28 16:33 MoviesList.js
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31 Jan 2012 9:48 PM #3
Thanks for the quick response. I like the Ack/Growl style ; ) Definitely want to know when something goes wrong. Glad you're at least considering exporting / importing multiple components.
I don't think I explained my problem clearly. The files that the Designer writes out are NOT read-only, even the ui ones that are logically read-only from within the program. What happens is I check these files into our scm and then this scm client flips them to be read-only. It does the same thing for all files in a repository that you import for the first time. If the Designer tries to save a file that you've manually flipped to read-only, it will error with a dialog box.
Now, you may say it's not the Designer's 'fault', and from a certain perspective I'd agree with you, but I don't personally have control over this configuration and I refuse to fuss with alternate means to make the files writable again. Maybe our situation is uncommon, but it makes it very frustrating to work with the Designer. And this could all easily be alleviated for us if the Designer could just be made to overwrite files rather than failing. Many other IDE's I've worked with provide such an option. Again, maybe this is way less common then I think it is but this is the number one thing that we need that the Designer does not do.
btw, I tried to import the samples to get an apples to apples comparison, but it failed for me on my Win7 64 bit machine... don't know why.
31 Jan 2012 9:51 PM #4
So given that a file on the filesystem is read-only and we try to write to it you would like us to provide a prompt that says something along the lines that this file is currently read-only and would we like to write over it. We would then have to try to give ourselves write permissions and overwrite the file.
Is this what you're looking for?Aaron Conran
31 Jan 2012 10:02 PM #5
Given that there can be many files, I think it important to that they all be done in one shot, too. I wouldn't want to have a dialog box for every file.
One IDE I'm used to (RAD - based on Eclipse) handles certain read-only scenarios like this. It says something to the effect 'This operation could not be completed because some of the files are read-only and automatic file overwriting has not been enabled. Would you like to enable it?' If you select yes, it overwrites the files and stores a preference in the workspace that indicates that it will just overwrite them from then on. So that would be ideal - some sort of project / installation preference we could set that would just do it automatically if we want. But a dialog box that if clicked would make all required files writeable would be a great start.
31 Jan 2012 10:24 PM #6
Alright, I understand the feature request :-)Aaron Conran


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Florida A&M Marching 100 Drum Major Robert Champion during a performance at halftime of the game against Howard University at Bragg Memorial Stadium on Oct. 8, 2011 in Tallahassee, Florida. Champion became ill and died after a game on November 19, 2011. / AP Photo/Don Juan Moore
ORLANDO, Fla. (CBS/AP) Twelve former Florida A&M University band members were charged Monday with manslaughter in the 2011 hazing death of a drum major.
Ten of the band members had been charged last May with third-degree felony hazing for the death of 26-year-old Robert Champion, but the state attorney's office said they are adding the charge of manslaughter for each defendant. They also have charged two additional defendants with manslaughter, though they have yet to be arrested.
The second-degree manslaughter charge, which was announced during a status hearing Monday afternoon, carries a penalty of up to 15 years in prison.
Champion died in Orlando in November 2011 after he collapsed following what prosecutors say was a savage beating during a hazing ritual. It happened on a bus parked in a hotel parking lot after Florida A&M played Bethune-Cookman in their annual rivalry football game.
Authorities said Champion had bruises on his chest, arms, shoulder and back and died of internal bleeding. Witnesses told emergency dispatchers that the drum major was vomiting before he was found unresponsive aboard the bus.
Prosecutors had originally filed felony hazing charges because the charges only required that they prove the defendants took part in a hazing that resulted in death. It didn't require them to prove who struck the fatal blows.
CBS News correspondent Mark Strassman reports that Champion's parents have long believed everyone on the bus should be prosecuted.
"They've murdered my son, so they should be held accountable, and at the same time this is the opportunity to set the state and set an example," Pam Champion told CBS News last April.
Two former band members whose cases were resolved last year weren't among those charged Monday. Brian Jones and Ryan Dean, have already been sentenced after pleading no-contest to third-degree felony hazing last year. Both initially pleaded not guilty.
Jones was sentenced last October to six months of community control, which strictly limits his freedom with measures including frequent check-ins with probation officials. He also was given two years of probation and required to perform 200 hours of community service.
Dean was sentenced the following month and received four years of probation and 200 hours of community service.
Judge Marc Lubet conferenced with all the attorneys involved before Monday's hearing and said in court that it was a consensus that because of a witness list that includes more than 100 people, a June trial date was unlikely.
He has set another status hearing in the case for August.
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It is almost amusing to read that Catholic League prez Bill Donohue doesn't care that the speaker of New York's City Council, Christine Quinn, is a lesbian who vigorously supports same-sex marriage. He announced on the steps of City Hall that she is "a very good Catholic," The Daily News's Frank Lombardi reports. So what if the city government's most powerful Democratic elected official boycotts the St. Patrick's Day Parade because the organizers won't permit a gay and lesbian group to march under its own banner? So what if she is allied with the city's major abortion-rights organizations?All that Quinn had to do to get Donohue's approval was to support his crusade for the owner of the Empire State Building to light up the spire in honor of Mother Teresa when her centenary arrives on Aug. 26. But it didn't work. The AP reported that the owner refused and finally explained his reasoning after weeks of silence:
"The Empire State Building celebrates many cultures and causes in the world community with iconic lightings, and has a tradition of lightings for the religious holidays of Easter, Eid al Fitr (marking the end of Ramadan), Hanukkah, and Christmas," owner Anthony E. Malkin said in a statement Wednesday.
But the real estate mogul said the privately owned building "has a specific policy against any other lighting for religious figures or requests by religions and religious organizations."
Donohue retorts that the Empire State Building has honored Cardinal John O'Connor and Pope John Paul II. (And it also lights up to honor the parade that Council Speaker Quinn boycotts.)Call the decision not to honor Mother Teresa inconsistent and foolish. But does it make the skyscraper's owner a "bigot," as Donohue charges?The controversy might be a little funny if it weren't for the threatening tone of the Catholic League's statement, which concludes that Malkin's decision "is something he will regret for the rest of his life."Mother Teresa, pray for us.
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Paul Moses, a professor of journalism at Brooklyn College/CUNY, is the author of The Saint and the Sultan: The Crusades, Islam and Francis of Assisi's Mission of Peace (Doubleday, 2009) and An Unlikely Union: The Love-Hate Story of New York's Irish and Italians (NYU Press, 2015).
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Paul, you must have missed this edition of The World Warmed Over, but maybe your ears were ringing during the narrowcast.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LZRMnBbaMI&playnext_from=TL&videos=j98EE...
I don't get this--there are a lot of Catholic holy people, and lots of other holy people too. How's the developer to decide? What if there is a conflict? The end result of this may well be that the ESB doesn't honor anybody.
I think we did this story already...
I just assumed the ESB had a policy of not cooperating with Bill Donohue's attention-seeking stunts. A very sound policy, in my opinion! Christine Quinn ought to consider it in the future.Have any of the papers picking up this "controversy" thought to ask the local Missionaries of Charity what they think about the importance of honoring Donohue's whims?
Mollie,No doubt the Missionaries of Charity do not speak their mind because they are afraid of being blasted as anti-Catholic by Mr. Donohue.
In the spirit of Blessed Mother Teresa, here's what Bill told CNN:
The Catholic League says over 40,000 people have signed a petition in favor of the lights. "I think that too many Catholics have fallen asleep at the wheel," Donohue told CNN. "It's time for people, the rank and file to say enough is enough. I hope it's going to be nonviolent, I wouldn't encourage violence but I know there's a lot of anger."
I could hear her saying the same thing...
I keep saying that Donohue is a buffoon and I aso think we'd be better off giving him as little attention as possible!
Maybe people should set aside their visceral hatred of Donahue and consider the facts.This justification of "how are the developer's to decide" is the typical cop out. They had not trouble deciding to honor the People's Republic of China, the most brutal and deadly regime in human history, on its 60th anniversary. And conflicts? Come on, this is for the 100th anniversary of her birth. I am sure that sort of event will conflict all the time.This is not a neutral decision it was an ideological one, soBigot (noun) a person obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices; especially : one who regards or treats the members of a group (as a racial or ethnic group) with hatred and intoleranceYeah, he might be right this time.
Thanks, David. The quote you cite brings out an aspect to this that is really troubling - the vague sense of possible violence. The Empire State Building has been targeted in the past for religiously based violence; the plot was foiled by law enforcement. In the 1990s, a deranged Palestinian man who was angry at Israel went on a shooting spree on the building's observation deck. He chose the Empire State Building as a convenient symbol for what he hated. Saying that "I hope it's going to be nonviolent ... but I know there's a lot of anger" - that doesn't exactly make Catholics a model for how to express religious grievances.
"as little attention as possible"Yes, but this is all over TV and in the newspapers.
Mr. Moses - like Grant, I happened to be bored and was flipping channels and saw the interview with Big Bill and Arroyo and his sidekick, Sirico.Both Sirico and Arroyo tripped over themselves lambasting all liberal catholic publications (for some reason, you were attached to Commonweal which we all know is subversive since we do not pay total allegiance to every word the bishops or Rome say - guess we are dissenters).
PaulVery nice use of elipses - "I wouldnt encourage violence" - yeah that's just way too many words leave from the original quote.Come on, do we really think the Catholic League is encouraging violence? People here are always accusing Donohue of looking for grievances. It seems to me that many progressives want to manufacture a rightwing violence bogeyman.
I'm waiting for at least one of the 300 bishops to get the belly guts to say something really brave and radical!!!! ='Mr Donahue and his group does not speak for the Catholic Church in the USA'. [maybe he really does?? ] Have the bishops ever heard the NYC mantra 'if you're not a stand-up guy you get no respect"???Donohue will always get a bishop pass and a TV limo. ,Has anyone ever met or heard about a member of the Catholic League? knowing it was started in an little office in the NY chancery I suspect there is still secret diocesan funding of the Leagues' 22 million dollar budget. Brave Bishops will still excommunicate, bann from speaking, get off my property, condemn any honors for anyone they don't like. [e.g.VOTF, Obama,et al ] I suggest along with Henry the 8TH, Donohue should be given the Defender of the Faith papal designtion.
Maybe a nicer way to honor Mother Teresa would be to turn all of the lights off the night of her birthday; use the money saved to help feed the hungry.
Good night, Irene! That's the best suggestion I've yet heard.
What is especially troubling is that Donohue is beginning to talk like our President and his advisers.
"do we really think the Catholic League is encouraging violence?"Absolutely not.
It is just remarkable that Christine Quinn, self admitted lesbian, is praised by Donohue as a "very good Catholic." But notice that she has not signed on as a sponsor of the bill to light up the ESB for MT nor has she said if she will support it. SoQuinn at this point supports the lighting as a person not as a Councilman. Now that is a very good Catholic. She wants to have her cake and eat it. As Donohue clearly does. So look for Donohue to participate in the lesbian/gay parade with Charlie Chaput.
Paul Moses; I say the only thing Obama and Donohue have in common is that they both were born on US islands. [thats if you believe Obama's claim. )-: ].
I'm willing to bet a lot of money that Donahue and most of the petitioners are great defenders of nigh-absolute property rights. Ironic, no? Or maybe all the exceptions to their publicly professed ideologies add up to a desire for a throne-and-altar military empire.
BrianWhat if they are?I don't think there is any move to make legislation to force the owner to do anything, there is public pressure.Progressives never seem to grasp the fundamental difference between public action by private parties and state action against private parties. Just like all the dopes saying the ouster of Helen Thomas has some kind of free speech implications. She's perfectly free to say all the bigotted things she wants, but people don't have to pay her to do it. This owner is free to show his anti-Catholic/Christian bias if he wants, and people are free to complain, boycott, and contact their representatives and ask them to speak out on it.
If this isn't a sideshow in the culture wars, then I don't know what is. I guess we might find some comic relief in it, but it is almost too bizarre even for that.
With all due respect to Irene, given the fact that lights were used to honor the People's Republic of China on its 60th anniversary, the local Missionaries of Charity would not want to participate, even if there was only one blue-white light shining in the dark.
It just amazes me what you people get excited about south of the 49th
"Im willing to bet a lot of money that Donahue and most of the petitioners are great defenders of nigh-absolute property rights.Ironic, no? Or maybe all the exceptions to their publicly professed ideologies add up to a desire for a throne-and-altar military empire."When did Mr. Donahue "publicly profess" "nigh-absolute property rights"? And more interestingly when did he publically rebuke nigh-absolute free speech rights which someone who typically would hold a position on property rights you refer to would hold? Was in it writing or video? I tried some search engines and could not find the comments you are referring to.
This owner is free to show his anti-Catholic/Christian bias if he wants, and people are free to complain, boycott, and contact their representatives and ask them to speak out on it.Sean,So the owner of the Empire State Building is guilty of "anti-Catholic/Christian" bias because he won't honor Mother Teresa with the building lights? Is this crusade to bully the owner of the Empire State Building in any way, even remotely, in keeping with what Mother Teresa stood for? I can't think of a less important way to honor her life and her memory. I can only imagine she would be embarrassed and appalled. I don't see anything identifiably Catholic or Christian in what Bill Donohue is up to here, with statements like this on his web site:
In other words, Malkin is obviously lying about his so-called policy, and for some reason harbors an animus against Mother Teresa. He owes it to everyone to come clean and tell the truth about what makes him really tick. Like a coward, he refuses to debate me on TV. Meantime, we are going ahead with our demonstration on August 26, and will not yield unless he comes to his senses.
Is this what the defense of Catholic "religious and civil rights" is about?
Ed G: The CL was actually started in Milwaukee in 1973 by a Jesuit (Virgil Blum) from Marquette. I think he died in 1989 and the mantle was passed to The Mouth That Roars.


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This sounds like a common issue, If I were to guess your fermenting in a gallon or half gallon jugs? and where your fermenting your mead is in an area where the temperature fluctuates (by a door or window?). If this is close my suggestion would be to find a place where you think the temperature is Ideal and wont fluctuate put a thermometer there for at least 24 hours and check as often as you can or at least morning, day, evening, night. Short story short, consider your thermal mass (amount of liquid fermenting), and the temperature fluctuation where your fermenting. Basically your fermentation temp needs to be more constant then not (and at an appropriate ferm temp). Cheers and good luck


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i recently found my old 03/03 disc and i forgot what league you needed to load to have him,
if anyone can tell me
i recently found my old 03/03 disc and i forgot what league you needed to load to have him,
if anyone can tell me
Just include all Icelandic players
He was Icelandic, at Þor
how do you include all Icelandic players when you start the game? there isn't a Icelandic league for me to choose, sorry about this i havnt played in years
You can use a ddt file to include players from a specific nation. There'll be details in the editors forum, but I can't remember the exact syntax off the top of my head or where to put the file for CM03/04. Otherwise it is a bit hit and miss since, as you say, the Icelandic league is not available. Mebee if you choose various Scandinavian leagues he'll appear, but it may be pretty random.
I was one of the first to discover this player, oh how he used to own in Fm's gone past. What a great signing for lower league, he could cut it with the best in the championship.
How on earth would you know how soon everyone discovered him?!
Is this the kid they signed from IIRC Iceland/Finland this summer ?
Lol, well obviously i could not prove such a thing. But i was the first to discover him on Core Fm at least, although the website/forum no longer exists as far as i know.
Shortly after he started appearing in every good player guide under the sun, or so the rumour goes.....
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I've never been a big internet user (except when at work) and I very rarely looked anything up or downloaded anything before FM08, so I feel like there are a number of players I was "the first to find", because I did genuinely find them myself.
He's crap in real life and his stats are crap in CM 03-04.
It was a bug in the Match Engine where players who had good physical stats were gods al Cerci, Brathen, Oskarasson.
Made the game very fake and unplayable to see a midfielder score 95 goals (Cerci did this for me using the Diablo tactic)
Thankfully FM08 is much better and FM09's Match Engine I think will be nigh on perfect considering FML.
Roncatto was another gem from CM03/04. I really enjoyed it as a "fun" game, but it was probably the easiest and least realistic of the series.
Yeah cm3/4 was probably one of the best, although a little easy.
You have to have a large database loaded to get him in the game iirc.
i never use any genie scouts or player guides so all the players i good players i know i find them myself or talk to my friends about them. that way you know you discovered them first.
Apart from those you talked to your friends about, or rather that they talked to you about!
ah yes the only problem is if they start using good player guides and genie scouts then it destroys the whole system


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I have Samsung galaxy Y and I do have 2 questions about dock settings on home screen.
- Is it possible to Hide / Modify dock on home screen?
- Is it possible to make it toggle on touch the home screen?
I have Samsung galaxy Y and I do have 2 questions about dock settings on home screen.
This functionality isn't available as standard in your default launcher, but the launcher is replaceable. There are lots of alternatives out there, some require a minimum OS version. Unless you've rooted your phone it looks like the maximum OS version you can be on is v2.3.5 (Source: http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_y_s5360-4117.php). So this rules out the newer breed of launchers which are based on the Android 4.x launcher. BUT there are still a load of good launchers which will be compatible with your phone and will provide the functionality that you're looking for. Have a look at:
My first suggestion is to look into replacing your launcher. You can find several Home Launcher replacements in Google Play Market.
My current favorite is the Holo Launcher.
Use Holo launcher: Really an awesome launcher, you will get an ICS look and you can hide Icons in the drawer; you can also add icons in the dock session. Use it and I bet you gonna really like the holo launcher.