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So happy through google I came across Casey. When a few lawyers in my home state did not take my case, I thought it was a long shot reaching out to Casey being that he is located in PA. We never physically met, but I am more then happy with the outcome of my case. Casey is very compassionate and will work very diligently to best service his clients. I recommend him to anyone that wants representation from someone who actually listens and knows what he's doing.
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Casey Green is the best business lawyer I have used. He is extremely astute and understands your business issues and concerns immediately. He defended me in a business lawsuit not covered by my insurance and spent his time (i.e., my money) frugally but strategically to delivery the best protection at the lowest cost. His communications were to the point and he did not waste my time or money. His critical thinking ability and knowledge of the law served me extremely well. He kept me apprised of his tactics and reasoning throughout the case and effectively explained best case and worst case scenarios as well as most likely outcome at each phase of the case. He was right almost all the time and I never felt blindsided by another party's action.
While his hourly rate may not be as low as some attorneys, I think he is so effective that he ended up spending much fewer hours then would have been consumed by another attorney trying to understand the particulars of the business lawsuit and landscape. I consider Casey Green a high value lawyer; i.e., a lot of bang for the buck!
Yet Casey is a an affable, approachable, and easy to talk to person. There is no arrogance, pretentiousness or condescending attitude. He always spoke respectfully of all the parties in my case.
I am so impressed with his business acumen, I would not hesitate to use Casey as an advisor and consultant in other future matters. He is a straight shooter and he gets it!
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Casey single handedly assisting me in getting what I deserved with my new lease agreement with my landlord. His tireless effort and consistency showed in all the work that he put in to my case. I highly recommend Casey for any of your business legal needs.
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Attorney Casey Green along with his staff could not have been more motivated, knowledgable, dedicated, and informative seeing justice for my case. I don't know that I've ever meet such a incredible team !!
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We chose Attorney Casey Green and his firm to handle our copy right infringement case because of their excellent reputation. Casey was extremely sensitive to our needs, listened and asked all the right questions. He guided us through the process, and helped us make informative decisions. His knowledge and expertise were instrumental in our success. If ever we are in need of an excellent lawyer, I would not hesitate to contact him again. I highly recommend Casey and his firm.
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I have just moved to Florida from Phila where I plan on retiring more comfortably thanks to Casey Green. The firm took on a case that one lawyer declined and another was mulling. You truly are a bulldog lawfirm It took hard work and aggressive investigation in to my case. At the time they took on my case my life was in turmoil and he was very understanding of my issues. And compassionate. He made the process as painless as possible for me. Anyway we have just settled our lawsuit at a wonderful financial number and I can move on with my life. Justice was served Job well done. Thank you Casey.
Posted by Robert
Casey has worked for me for over three years and has handled everything I have asked. He is an exellant lawyer. He has a thorough understanding of the law and knows how to handles himself in the courtroom. If you need an attorney, consult with Casey. My case has been going on for over three years and he has won every contested point.
If you want to review his work for my case, go to the the delaware county court of common pleas civil docket # 10-006489, you will be impressed.
Posted by Frank
After receiving a suprise termination from my job and not knowing where to turn, I started brousing the internet for Lawyers. I must have spoke with more than 8 other Lawyers prior to contacting Sidkoff, Pincus & Green. Already frustrated, my confidence in fighting back was recharged after talking with Casey Green. He was the only one who understood the Laws and precedence associated with my unique allegations. After a quick interview and short investigation, he saw the strength and worth of my case. He went on to guide me through the process of presenting a strong case, had my voice properly heard and in the end, he secured for me a better than expected settlement.
Posted by Lin
Casey B. Green, Esq. provided tremendously professional and reliable legal guidance, consultative advise, representation, advocacy and defense regarding a series of complex legal issues: involving emloyment / labor separation, director/shareholder disputes, trade secrets, contracts, commercial law, corporate, agreements from a U.S.constitutional and state law approach. Casey is patients and a great listener and "gets it" clearly comprehends the client concerns and the related legal issues. Over the past 40 years, I have had a broad base of experience with varied attorneys and law firms; Casey is clearly at the top of the class. You simply cannot go wrong with Casey B. Green, Esq. as your legal representative.
Posted by Jacqui
I had a hole in my ceiling from a water leak in the foreclosed condo unit above mine and had no idea what to do about it.
I was so pleased and comfortable with the way Casey spoke with me about my situation. It was only 1 day, but he made me feel as if we had been working together for a while. The fact that he took the time to do some research before he gave me advice, something that the attorneys in my network didn't do, puts Casey Green at the top of my list anytime I need legal representation on business matters.


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Will he still love her? by Punk-Pinky-TAWoGWatch
©2013-2016 Punk-Pinky-TAWoG
I guess not :/
It's only a matter of time Carrie
Phantom: i'll still love you
What do you mean?
how this show gets fanart I do know. how thi show gets GOOD fanart, I understand. if theres bad theres good. and ive definitely seen the bad. 9/10.
Knew that
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Angel Wing Cookies
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 3 mins
This has been a cookie my grandma has made my whole life on Christmas. Wonderful memories!!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 cups flour
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 6 egg yolks
- 1 cup sour cream
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1⁄2 teaspoon almond extract
- confectioners' sugar
- Combine flour, sugar and salt in large bowl.
- Beat egg yolks until pale yellow.
- Add to flour mixture all the rest of the ingredients.
- Stir until blended then knead until dough until well blended.
- Roll out on floured surface to 1/8" thickness.
- Using a pastry wheel, cut 1" X 3" strips.
- Make a slit in the center of the dough and pull one end of the strip through it.
- Deep fry in 375 degree oil for about 3 minutes.
- Dust with confectioner sugar.
- *I am not exactly sure on amount of cookies since I don't know if grandma does double batches but with 4 cups of flour I'm assuming it's a good amount.


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My First Motor Car
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Ever wish you had your very own Motor Car to play with that you can play with all the time?
My First Motor Car has over 50 animations, 46 interactive parts with voice-overs and text to go with every event, can you find them all?
Not only is your First Motor Car lots of fun, but it's also educational, showcasing lots of different areas of a real car but in the friendly, safe environment of your device.
Don't like yellow? Then change the paint job that the car has to any of 6 different colour styles. If your car gets dirty then don't forget to use the sponge bucket regularly to give it a good clean.
See under the hood of the car by hiding the body work to get a 360 view of the car and all its 132 unique parts from every angle. How about giving the car a custom number plate and really make it yours?
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A little bit of fun
Never thought i could get so many laughs from a 'bubbly sponge bucket' or 'smelly sports bag' but there you go.
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My son and I just lost £2.49 and ten minutes of our lives that we'll never get back. Might be entertaining for a one year old, if they are likely to enjoy hearing someone from Burnley say some words. Awful.
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A slice of desert that has transformed itself into one of the most lavish places on earth, Las Vegas is a neon-clad metropolis where dreams come down to the turn of a card. But look beyond the lights of the Strip for local flare and natural beauty.
Start the day off in true Vegas fashion at Le Village Buffet(3655 Las Vegas Blvd S; Paris Las Vegas). French classics such as crêpes and brie cheese are served alongside local standards including peel-and-eat jumbo shrimp.
Before leaving 'Paris', take the elevator to the top of the mock Eiffel Tower for panoramic views of the Strip. Stay long enough to catch the quarter-hourly performances of the Bellagio fountains, a clichéd but quintessential Vegas experience.
It's time to walk off the extra calories. Head over to the CityCenter Las Vegas (3730 Las Vegas Blvd S), a collection of modernist hotels, residences, malls and casinos that is the Strip's most luxurious offering to date.
Brushed metal, sparkling glass and polished stone accentuate the dramatic architecture of the Aria Resort & Casino. High limit tables lure in the serious punters, while swish lounges swarm with buzzing socialites.
Slide behind the steering wheel of a rental car, and drive 35km west of the Strip to RedRock Canyon(1000 Scenic Loop Dr). This conservation area protects a rugged escarpment that rises 1000m into the desert sky.
Beyond the intensely photogenic red rock, the conservation area is home to a 22km scenic driving loop that also provides access to a network of hiking trails. Watching a pastel-hued sunset wash over the canyon is the antithesis of the Strip's artificial glare.
Before heading back to the Strip, mingle with the friendly locals at Stoney's Rockin' Country (9151 Las Vegas Blvd S). Friday and Saturday has $20 all-you-can-drink draft beer and free line dancing lessons from 19:30-20:30, not to mention a mechanical bull.
There are hundreds of shows to choose from in Vegas, but Cirque du Soleil gets top billing. Long-time favourites include Bellagio's aquatic show O(3600 Las Vegas Blvd S) and the MGM Grand's pyrotechnic-laden Ka(3799 Las Vegas Blvd S).
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Vegas caters supremely to the nocturnal lot. Start off with cocktails at Ghostbar (4321W Flamingo Rd; Palms Casino Resort), a 55th floor outdoor patio with industrial chain-mail drapes and an otherworldly glow.
Clubs wax and wane in popularity, but Bellagio's Bank (3600 Las Vegas Blvd S) is a perennial favourite. Personalised service and an upscale vibe are what set this place apart, especially if you spring for VIP treatment.
Around-the-clock steakhouses are a time-honoured Vegas tradition. Before calling it a night, tuck into a seasoned cut of prime rib at The Victorian Room (3595 Las Vegas Blvd S, Bill's Gamblin' Hall & Saloon), and wash it down with the obligatory mimosa or two.
South of the Strip, McCarran International Airport (LAS; 5757 Wayne Newton Boulevard) has flights to major cities in the US, Canada and Europe. Major car rental agencies operate booking counters in the arrivals terminal.
Luxury hotels are cheaper here than almost anywhere else, and Internet specials can sometimes knock up to 50% off the price. Steve Wynn's Encore (3121 Las Vegas Blvd S) is classy and playful without being overbearing.
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i've got the TFS filters on my site... and yesterday (September 19) i made a post with the pirate filter enabled on the post and comments.
but now today (September 20 - here in Australia at least) i made another post and i did not enable the pirate filter, but the post has still been processed by the pirate filter?!
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WASHINGTON: With the opposition coalition gradually gaining ground in Syria and now being formally recognised by the United States, the White House has said the President Bashar al-Assad must go.
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Assad ought to remove himself from power now because it is terrible what damage he has inflicted on the Syrian people, the lives that have been lost because of his brutality, he asserted.
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I have a lokied phone with the MDK bootloader currently on my VZW S4. I'm running a Google Play Edition 4.4.2 rom (this here http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2643031) and originally it came with Ktoonsez's kernel. Recently Ktoonsez incorporated "@Fenny's code to let people charge while phone is power off on GE and TW 4.4 versions." As this is an old bootloader issue. I just changed to faux123's jgedlte-faux123-GE-KK442-016m.zip and it works great however I can't charge the phone when it is off. Also running Geekbench 3 causes the app to crash but Antutu works just fine. My question is there a way to apply Fenny's fix to faux123's kernel?
I found Fenny's code on Github https://github.com/FennyFatal/SGS4-M...e786fe53c4f5d6
I found Fenny's code on Github https://github.com/FennyFatal/SGS4-M...e786fe53c4f5d6
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Correct. This isn't the 'new' price, it's a refurb that Fry's is selling. But, a 30 day warranty is better than anything HP can offer.
I have two tablets just like this. 1024x600 IPS screen. Large bezel. uSD slot. No BT. No Cameras. No GPS. But, they have a well supported SoC (they are fully supported by CyanogenMod), twice the internal memory, and cost me just $89 (each) two years ago.
Heck, for $109, you can get the Nook HD which has a vastly better processor, screen, and has BT. Why not step up to the Nook HD+ for $129? It's got an amazing screen.
Who would buy this thing?
Yes, if you go to www.mersenne.org and look on the left hand side, you will see a variety of lists and reports. They cover the system as a whole and individual contributers.
Yes. The LL test only works on Mersenne numbers--numbers of the form 2^p-1 where p is prime. The LL test is not statistical. It can determine if a given mersenne number is prime or not without any doubt.
To protect against errors, GIMPS (Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search) uses a variety of double checks to ensure no number if mistested. Any number that passes the LL test is double (and sometimes triple checked) to verify that there wasn't a hardware or software error that caused a false positive. I had the honor of performing the double check of a record Mersenne prime some time ago.
I'm surprised these haven't been mentioned. I saw them on J-List some years back and ordered them from Japan. Since then, I've found JetPens to be a better supplier--it's domestic, so shipping is cheaper and faster (for NA at least).
I've compared the
I'd recommend picking up a
Okay, so a company that works to 'serve the community' produces a CPU card in a PCMCIA form factor (though which is electronically incompatable) chose a very inexpensive Chinese processor for their first project. The CPU is 3x the speed of a Rasberry Pi. It has some GPL code provided by the CPU manufacturer--who seems very cool to the OSS movement.
The schematic and layout are out for this card. There is code coming. There will be boards coming. The BOM is $15, but who knows what the shipping cost will be? With shipping, it might not matter what the BOM and sales price will be.
This could be interesting, but we know way too little to make any meaningful statement at this time.
I recently read MS spends $500 on advertising for each phone sold.
No, that figure is wrong, it's $250, they sold another phone.
According to: http://techreport.com/articles.x/19514 the peak FLOP should be the same between a BD 'module' and a SNB 'core' if the BD is using FMA4/AVX and the SNB is using plain AVX.
To get maximum performance, you're going to have to code in assembly or use a library that's been coded that way. I expect programs like Prime95 will be first adopters of this.
Supposedly, Haswell (the full tick after IVB) will have FMA3/AVX which should double the FLOP rate and surpass BD, but that's some time out, so we'll have to see what BD does in the mean time. By then, we could see a shrink of BD with more 'modules' or clock speed improvements. Best to worry about those eggs at least until they're laid if not hatched.
Your opinion of the sensability of the term changes nothing. That is the term and it has a meaning. Noone asserted that it was a connection between spatially separate 'leaf' nodes, so your point is moot. You're inventing an arguement to support something that wasn't asserted in the first place.
Yes, storage is getting cheaper per unit, lower power per unit, and denser per unit. I can only assume you're not aware of Kryder's Law. Yes, it's not by our man Gordon, but it's the same kind of power law relation. It's inaccurate to say that Moores law has 'absolutely nothing to do with
I'd suggest you learn a bit more about statistics before you make the assertions that you have with regards to the growing diversity of Netflix's customer base and the movies they serve to them. For one, research the term erlang and reassess your comments in that light.
Please stop before you embarras yourself any further.
"Last Mile" is an industry term to mean the connection between an ISP and their customers. It's common usage and not a literal expression. Yes, it's different for DSL and cable, but the point of the term is that the network fans out near the leafs and the cross section bandwidth gets very large. Please stop trying to read anything else into it.
True, caching doesn't eliminate long haul bandwidth, but it can lower it by several orders of magnitude, which is sufficient to make it neglegable. Though space in data centers is expensive, data storage gets cheaper, denser, and lower power with time. See 'Moores Law'. Bits get cheaper to store and transmit with time.
As the supply of movies gets more diverse and so does the demand for them, different layers of the caching will bear the burder, but, the same rules still apply--data gets cheaper to store and transmit with time.
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Honibe™ - Pure Honey Joy™ Takes on the Dragons on CBC's Dragons' Den January 19th
Island Abbey Foods Ltd. will take their Honibe™ brand of 100% pure dried honey products and pitch them on CBC Television's popular Dragons' Den show. Honibe™ will be presented on season 5, episode # 12 airing January 19th, 2011 at 8PM.
The Dragons' Den is where aspiring entrepreneurs pitch their business concepts and products to a panel of Canadian business moguls who have the cash and the know-how to make it happen. The Dragons are venture capitalists that invest their money in promising business ventures that are ready for major growth.
"The Dragons' Den is a tremendous opportunity to introduce our Honibe™ brand of honey products to a national audience across Canada," stated John Rowe, President of Island Abbey Foods Ltd. "With almost 2 million viewers every week, it is one of the most popular shows on the CBC. In addition to this incredible exposure, we have the potential to partner with one or more of the Dragons who are some of Canada's most recognized and successful business people. It is exciting to be able to pitch our first of their kind honey products in front of the Dragons to see if they see the same growth potential in our company as we do. I hope they like honey!"
The Honibe™ brand has received major international recognition in recent months with the Honey Drop™, named as the Global SIAL d'Or Winner 2010 for the best new food product in the world. The Honey Drop™ solves a common problem: liquid honey can be messy. The Honey Drop™ is an individual serving (one teaspoon / 5 g.) of 100% pure dried honey without any additives. It is ideal for sweetening tea or coffee. Simply drop into a hot beverage and stir. You have all of the natural honey flavour without the usual honey mess.
In addition to the Honey Drop™, we also offer Honey Delights™: the world's first 100% pure honey candies, Honey Sprinkles™: granular honey for desserts, baking, ingredient use and more, as well as, the world's first pure Honey Lozenges™ with natural therapeutic ingredients.
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Island Abbey Foods Ltd. is a specialty honey producer based in Prince Edward Island, Canada. We are a 6th generation PEI agricultural family business with our feet firmly planted in our Island's bright red soil (ideal for farming with its high iron and nutrient content). Honibe™ (honee-bee) brand honey is our line of all natural, specialty honey from PEI. Under our Honibe™ brand we offer innovative products like the Honey Drop™, the world's first 100% pure, no mess, non sticky honey, and a better tasting sugar cube. We also have a 100% pure honey candy called Honey Delights™, granular honey called Honey Sprinkles™ and Honey Lozenges™ for cough and sore throat relief.
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The Mashantucket Pequot Tribe will stop subsidizing public bus service between New London and the tribe's Foxwoods Resort Casino, which could cause the service to be curtailed, a state transportation official said Wednesday.
The tribe informed the state last month that it will end its support of Southeast Area Transit's No. 108 bus at the end of April. The route, which operates days and evenings, seven days a week, originates on Water Street in New London and includes stops in Groton, at Olde Mistick Village in Mystic and at the casino.
Some Foxwoods employees travel to and from work on the bus.
Without the tribe's subsidy, the state, which provides a grant for the service, might have to cut back on the number of runs, said Mike Sanders, transit administrator for the state Department of Transportation, who briefed local officials at a meeting in Norwich of the Southeastern Connecticut Council of Governments.
Earlier this month, the DOT took over SEAT's management at the request of the nine towns SEAT serves.
Sanders said the tribe gave the DOT the required 90 days' notice of its intention to stop the subsidy. But, he said, he hopes the tribe will agree to extend the funding beyond April 30.
A 25 percent reduction in service would require the DOT to conduct a public hearing on any proposed changes, Sanders said.
The amount of Foxwoods' subsidy was not immediately available.
In a statement, Bill Satti, the tribe's director of public affairs, said the Mashantucket Pequot Gaming Enterprise continues to analyze its day-to-day operations.
"One area under review was the off-site transportation and usage by employees," Satti said. "Since opening up parking lots on property to our employees we have seen a substantial decline in employees using this service and opted to discontinue funding the 'public transportation' system."
Foxwoods, which used to provide Peter Pan shuttle-bus service for many of its southeastern Connecticut workers, cut back on service from commuter lots in Groton and North Stonington in 2010 and ended all employee shuttles, including a run from Norwich, a year ago.
Mohegan Sun casino in Uncasville also is served by a SEAT run. The Mohegan Tribe, which owns the casino, pays half the town of Montville's SEAT costs, according to Chuck Bunnell, the tribe's chief of staff.
"The Tribal Council decided to do it years ago because of our outstanding relationship with the town and because so many of our employees use the service," Bunnell said. "It's strictly voluntary."
Last year, the tribe's share of the town's SEAT contribution was about $7,800, he said.
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Women's and Gender Studies (WGST)
The Women's and Gender Studies Program provides an interdisciplinary meeting ground for exploring questions about women and gender that are transforming knowledge across disciplinary lines in the sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities. Its goal is to include gender, along with class, sexuality and race, as a central category of social and cultural analysis. Courses focusing on women and gender are offered by the departments of Asian Languages and Literatures, Classics, English, German and Russian, French and Spanish, History, Cinema and Media Studies, Music, Religion, Philosophy, Political Science, Art, Sociology and Anthropology, as well as Women's and Gender Studies itself. Carleton offers both a Major and a Concentration in Women's and Gender Studies that allows students to complement their major field with an interdisciplinary focus on women and gender. All courses are open to all students, if they have fulfilled the prerequisites.
Women's and Gender Studies 110, an entry point to the major, is a topical introduction to the field. Women's and Gender Studies 200 and 234 provide the theoretical and methodological tools for advanced work on women and gender. The capstone course, Sociology/Anthropology 395, offers students the opportunity to study a topic in depth and to produce a substantial research paper. The major culminates in a senior comprehensive project, directed by advisers from two disciplines, that builds on the skills and interests developed in previous coursework in Women's and Gender Studies. Each student devises an appropriate program of courses in consultation with the major adviser.
Requirements for a Major
Total of 66 credits
One introductory course, Women's and Gender Studies 110 or 112
One methodology course, Women's and Gender Studies 200 or 234
One capstone seminar, Sociology/Anthropology 395
Comprehensive Exercise, Women's and Gender Studies 400
In addition to these 24 credits, students must complete an additional 42 credits from the Women's and Gender Studies offerings listed below. Of these 42, no more than 12 credits should be at the 100-level and at least 12 credits should be at the 300-level. Ordinarily, no more than 18 credits may be applied to the major from outside of Carleton.
Students will plan these courses in consultation with the Program Director or a designated faculty adviser when they declare their major, and review their plan each term. The major they design should provide both breadth of exposure to Women's and Gender Studies across fields and depth of study in one discipline (normally at least two courses in one area or from one department).
Women's and Gender Studies Courses
WGST 110. Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies This course is an introduction to the ways in which gender structures our world, and to the ways feminists challenge established intellectual frameworks. However, because gender is not a homogeneous category but is differentiated by class, race, sexualities, ethnicity, and culture, we also consider the ways differences in social location intersect with gender. 6 cr., HI, FallM. Sehgal
WGST 112. Introduction to LGBT/Queer Studies This course is an introduction to the interdisciplinary examination of sexual desires, sexual orientations, and the concept of sexuality generally, with a particular focus on the construction of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender identities. The course will look specifically at how these identities interact with other phenomena such as government, family, and popular culture. In exploring sexual diversity, we will highlight the complexity and variability of sexualities, both across different historical periods, and in relation to identities of race, class, and ethnicity. 6 cr., HI, IDS, FallE. Kumar
WGST 130. Politics of Sex The politics of sex are everywhere--in media, law, medicine, and everyday life. To say that sex is political is to imply that sex intersects with other interests--nation and market building, globalization, and so forth. In this course, we will explore various "sex panics," as they ask us to revisit the boundaries of the "normative" in relation to sex and its intersections with race, class, gender, sexuality, nation, and ability. Sex panics--and, as we'll also explore, "sex scandals" occasion not only the revision of discourses on sex but on identity, politics, and cultures more broadly. 6 cr., NE, IDS, SpringK. Bashore
WGST 200. Gender, Power and the Pursuit of Knowledge In this course we will examine whether there are feminist ways of knowing, the criteria by which knowledge is classified as feminist and the various methods used by feminists to produce this knowledge. Some questions that will occupy us are: How do we know what we know? Who does research? Does it matter who the researcher is? How does the social location (race, class, gender, sexuality) of the researcher affect research? Who is the research for? How can research relate to efforts for social change? While answering these questions, we will consider how different feminist researchers have dealt with them. 6 cr., SI, IS, FallM. Sehgal
WGST 205. The Politics of Women's Health This course will explore the politics of women's health from the perspective of women of different races, ethnicities, classes and sexual orientations in the U.S. The organization of the health care system and women's activism (as consumers and health care practitioners) shall frame our explorations of menstruation, sexuality, nutrition, body image, fertility control, pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause. We will cover basic facts about the female body and pay particular attention to adjustments the body makes during physiological events (i.e. menstruation, sexual and reproductive activity, and menopause). We will focus on the medicalization of these processes and explore alternatives to this medicalization. 6 cr., WR; SI, WR2, IDS, Not offered in 2015-2016.
WGST 210. Sexuality and Religious Controversies in the United States and Beyond From pulpits to political campaigns, notions of sexuality are deployed in religious discourse to develop definitions of morality, ethics, family, marriage, gender, citizenship, civil liberties, righteousness and sinfulness. Religious concepts have also been used as creative tools to repress, liberate, legislate, and re-vision various conceptions of sexuality. This course will examine the ways in which religious ideologies, theologies, motivations, and practices function in both public and private contexts in debates over a range of topics, including homosexuality, abortion, and public comportment. We will consider questions about how ideas of sexuality are established as normative through scriptural, ritual, and rhetorical devices. 6 cr., HI, IDS, Offered in alternate years. Not offered in 2015-2016.
WGST 220. LGBTQ Movements in the U.S. In this course we will examine what constitutes an LGBTQ social movement in the U.S. today. We will analyze the popular understandings of LGBTQ social movements by linking the context, goals, and outcomes of movements to the dynamics of race, class, gender, sexuality, ability, immigration status, and geography. Our goal will be to understand the ways that LGBTQ social movements have helped influence as well as been influenced by existing social and governmental institutions. How have these relationships determined the perceived legitimacy of such movements? We will also examine several contemporary issues that have inspired LGBTQ organizing and advocacy. 6 cr., SI, IDS, FallE. Kumar
WGST 234. Feminist Theory Feminism has to do with changing the world. We will explore feminist debates about changing the world using a historical framework to situate feminist theories in the context of the philosophical and political thought of specific time periods and cultures. Thus, we will follow feminist theories as they challenged, critiqued, subverted and revised liberalism, Marxism, existentialism, socialism, anarchism, critical race theories, multiculturalism, postmodernism and post-colonialism. We will focus on how theory emerges from and informs matters of practice. We will ask: What counts as theory? Who does it? How is it institutionalized? Who gets to ask the questions and to provide the answers? 6 cr., SI, IS, WinterK. Bloomer
WGST 240. Gender, Globalization and War This course examines the relationship between globalization, gender and militarism to understand how globalization and militarism are gendered, and processes through which gender becomes globalized and militarized. We will focus on the field of transnational feminist theorizing which both "genders the international" and "internationalizes gender." We will take up the different theoretical and disciplinary approaches to this project, as well as the perspectives and methods put forth for studying gender, race and class transnationally. We will explore how economic development, human rights, and the politics of resistance (particularly in the NGO sector) are gendered. 6 cr., SI, Not offered in 2015-2016.
WGST 255. Gender, Justice and Community Engagement This civic engagement course will have a changing thematic focus on a social issue that will bring feminist theory and practice together into a fieldwork setting. Beginning from a vision of gender justice that necessarily involves racial, sexual, and economic dimensions, we will explore feminist politics through collaborations with communities on and off-campus. The course will enable students to engage in self-reflexive activism, learn through the process of doing, explore theories of gender and contribute to local community organization's efforts to bring about gender justice. Prerequisite: Womens and Gender Studies 234 or permission of instructor. 6 cr., SI, IDS, Not offered in 2015-2016.
WGST 310. Asian Mystiques Demystified This class will focus on the topic of Asian sexuality and gender, considering traditional, transnational, and transgressive representations of Asian sexualities, femininities, masculinities and bodies. Often associated with paradoxical images of sensuality, spirituality, repression, and femininity, Asian sexuality has a long history, shaped by enduring colonial imaginaries and our transnational, capitalist present. Tracing a genealogy of Asian mystiques, we will study classical sources that have served as "prooftexts" for these images, and will then focus our attention on Asian literature, film, art, religious traditions, and social movements that have produced their own, often alternative, conceptions of Asian sexualities and gender. 6 cr., HI, IS, Offered in alternate years. Not offered in 2015-2016.
WGST 312. Gender Violence & Feminist Self-defense: Theory, Research, Practice Around the globe, feminist advocacy networks and social movements have led efforts combating violence against women. Recently, a campus anti-rape movement has highlighted the prevalence of sexual assault against college women. This course will focus on the theories and praxis feminists have put forth to resist gender and sexual violence. We will explore cases of feminist self-defense in order to understand how it differs from militarized notions of self-defense, and examine how it supports initiatives for peace and conflict resolution. Class members will participate in self-defense programs and reflect on feminist theories of resistance in the context of personal experience. Prerequisite: Women's and Gender Studies 110 or 200. 6 cr., SI, IS, Offered in alternate years. SpringM. Sehgal
WGST 396. Transnational Feminist Activism This course focuses on transnational feminist activism in an era of globalization, militarism and religious fundamentalism. We will learn about the debates around different theories of social change, the challenges and pitfalls of global sisterhood and the various "pedagogies of crossing" borders. We will explore case studies of how feminists have collaborated, built networks, mobilized resources and coalitions for collective action, in addition to the obstacles and constraints they have encountered and surmounted in their search for gender and sexual justice. 6 cr., SI, WR2, IS, Not offered in 2015-2016.


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High school swimming: Fairview clinches region title
Fairview's boys and girls swim teams clinched the outright Region 2 titles with a sweep of host Iroquois on Monday.
The Tigers didn't lose a single event to the Braves.
The girls (14-0 overall, 13-0 in Region 2) had four triple winners to lead them to a 127-42 victory. Emma Allison, Rachel Taylor, Stephanie Loesch and Claire Christensen each won three events, with Taylor victorious in two individual races -- the 50 freestyle and 100 backstroke.
The boys (13-1, 13-0) routed the Braves 1271/2-421/2 behind quad-winners Ian Miller and Corban Murphey. Both swam on the 200 medley relay and 200 freestyle relay teams, while Miller also won the 200 individual medley and 100 freestyle and Murphey took the 100 butterfly and 100 breaststroke.
Iroquois' girls fell to 5-8, 5-8, while the boys are 8-5, 8-5.
- Trojans sweep: At McDowell, the Trojans girls and boys swept Meadville, with the girls winning 89-69 and the boys 96-77
The girls (12-1 overall, 12-0 in Region 3) finished the regular season with their 32nd consecutive region or Metro League title. The Bulldogs (2-6, 2-6) had a pair of triple winners in Chloe Broughton and MacKenzie Webber.
On the boys' side, the Trojans (13-2, 12-2) won despite the three-win effort by Eric Zeigler of Meadville (2-7, 2-7).
- Lakers sweep: At East, Mercyhurst Prep swept Strong Vincent and East.
The Lakers' girls (5-6 overall, 5-6 in Region 3) won 82-74 over Strong Vincent (1-7, 1-7). Molly Phillips was a triple winner for Mercyhurst Prep.
The boys (8-4, 8-4) defeated Stong Vincent (2-7, 2-7) 82-73 and East (0-9, 0-9) 82-33.
- Girard, Union City split: At Girard, the YellowJackets (7-5, 7-5) topped the Bears (2-11, 2-11) in the girls meet by a score of 109-60, but the Bears' boys (4-9, 4-9) prevailed over the YellowJackets (2-10, 2-10) 86-72.
Delaney Drushel was a four-time winner for Girard, taking the 100 freestyle and swimming legs on the victorious 200 medley, 200 freestyle and 400 freestyle relay teams.
Aaron Taylor won three times for Union City boys.
- North East sweeps: At North East, the Grapepickers defeated General McLane in a Region 2 swimming meet, with the girls winning 107-79 and the boys prevailing 106-80.
Hannah Feucht led the way for North East (9-4, 9-4) notching wins in the 500 freestyle and 50 freestyle and swimming on the victorious 200 medley and 400 freestyle relay teams.
CeCe Koral was a three-time winner for General McLane (4-8, 4-8).
On the boys' side, Brenan Burch was a four-time winner for North East (8-5, 8-5). He finished first in the 50 freestyle and 100 backstroke and also swam for the winning 200 medley and 400 freestyle relay teams.
Nick Bradford had a hand in three wins for General McLane (5-7, 5-7).
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Balsyte, D; Schäffer, L; Burkhardt, T; Wisser, J; Kurmanavicius, J (2009). Sonographic prediction of macrosomia cannot be improved by combination with pregnancy-specific characteristics. Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 33(4):453-458.
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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the predictive value of a combination of sonographic, clinical and demographic data for detecting fetal macrosomia compared to ultrasound fetal weight estimation alone. METHODS: Retrospective cohort data were obtained from 1062 pregnancies in an unselected population. Estimated fetal sonographic weight was obtained within the last week prior to delivery. Two different combination models-published by Mazouni et al. and Nahum and Stanislaw-were employed to predict the presence of macrosomia at birth in these infants. Receiver-operating characteristics (ROC) curves were generated to compare the prediction of macrosomia when using different observation methods and sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, negative predictive value (NPV) and accuracy were calculated. RESULTS: Macrosomia (birth weight >/= 4000 g) was present in 135/1062 (12.7%) newborns. ROC curve analysis revealed the prediction of macrosomia using ultrasound alone to be significantly superior to the combined method of Mazouni et al. (area under the curve (AUC) 0.922, 95% CI 0.902-0.943 vs. 0.747, 95% CI 0.700-0.794, respectively; P < 0.0005), whereas the performance of the Nahum and Stanislaw equation was similar but not superior to ultrasound alone (AUC 0.895, 95% CI 0.839-0.950 vs. 0.912, 95% CI 0.867-0.958, respectively; P > 0.05). The accuracy of macrosomia prediction was similar for ultrasound alone and the Nahum and Stanislaw equation ( approximately 90%), whereas the nomogram of Mazouni et al. reached only 51.7% accuracy (using a probability cut-off level of 50%). The NPV was found to be over 90% for all methods. CONCLUSIONS: Combination of sonographic estimates with clinical and demographic variables does not improve the prediction of macrosomia at delivery in comparison with a routine ultrasound scan within a week before delivery, at least in unselected populations. Copyright (c) 2009 ISUOG. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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ATLANTA - All it took was one road trip with the Atlanta Braves to make Adam LaRoche realize he was no longer in the minors.
"As soon as you get on the plane, you just place your order," LaRoche said. "And they come around every two minutes to see if there's anything you need. I wasn't expecting that."
Nothing, it seems, surprises him on the field.
Last week, LaRoche became the first National Leaguer to get his first two major league hits in the same inning of his first game, an 18-10 victory over the New York Mets.
He kept the ball from his first hit, and catcher Johnny Estrada made sure LaRoche got the final game ball, too.
"I couldn't be happier for him," left fielder Chipper Jones said. "He's one of my boys, one of the guys I tried to take under my wing early this spring."
And how did LaRoche feel?
Well, it was hard to tell. He said all the right things - happy, excited, pumped up - but his expression never changed and his voice was barely above a whisper.
"I've never seen him any differently," hitting coach Terry Pendleton said. "He has the same attitude, the same even keel all the time. And trust me, that's a good thing."
LaRoche has the same personality as his father, Dave, a former major league pitcher and now the pitching coach for Kansas City's Triple-A team in Omaha, Neb. Dave LaRoche was in town for his son's first hit.
"He's like me; he doesn't get real excited," the younger LaRoche said. "But you could tell. He had some tears in his eyes, and you don't see that very often."
That impressive debut was the highlight of LaRoche's first week in the big leagues. Since then, he has only two hits and his average dropped to .235.
LaRoche missed two starts with a sore right foot after fouling a pitch off it Saturday night against the Chicago Cubs, but he's expected to return to the lineup today against the Mets.
"I feel comfortable," LaRoche said. "I haven't put a lot of pressure on myself, like I don't belong here. I realize if I don't put a lot of pressure on myself, if I realize it's the same game, it's so much easier to succeed."
Help from teammates doesn't hurt, either.
"I know he's going to come to me and ask what guys are throwing," Jones said. "I'm going to give him as much information as possible and let him process it himself."
The two spent a lot of time together in spring training, with Jones tutoring LaRoche on the finer points of life in the majors.
"He's what you call a good rookie. He doesn't say a lot, which is good. You speak when you're spoken to as a rookie," Jones said. "He's going to go out there and listen to what we tell him. He's going to be a good one."
Another great memory from LaRoche's first week was a few private moments he spent with Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa.
Back in 1989, when the 20-year-old Sosa was traded by the Texas Rangers to the Chicago White Sox, Dave LaRoche was the pitching coach with the White Sox and Adam was a bat boy. The youngster spent hours with Sosa in the clubhouse playing cards and other games, since Sosa was new to the team and hardly knew anyone.
Adam LaRoche made sure to seek out Sosa when the Cubs were in Atlanta last weekend for a three-game series, and the two met behind second base before a game. Sosa remembered him and told LaRoche some kind words about his career and his future.
"He was awesome," LaRoche said. "He just told me that he'd heard some good things about me, and to keep doing what I've been doing. It was really great."
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The City of Sleepy Eye has ordinances that address how property owners must maintain the exterior of their property. The City issues a blight violation when an owner fails to follow these ordinances.
In an effort to keep Sleepy Eye neat and orderly, the city council discussed rewriting their blight ordnance to better be able to enforce the effort to keep Sleepy Eye clean. What the Sleepy Eye City Council hopes to accomplish by rewriting the ordinance is to hold absentee property owners accountable for maintaining their properties and levy substantial fines for those who don't comply.
Examples of blight violations include failure to maintain exterior of property, failure to comply with a snow emergency order and failure to remove snow and ice from properties, just to name a few. This ordinance was established initially to assist residents toward compliance versus a system geared toward revenue collection.
"We charge enough for snow removal and cutting grass so that property owners do not want us to come back," explained City Manager Mark Kober. "Aside from the financial end of it, folks are frustrated and angry. The frustration stems from the fact that we are a regulatory authority that doesn't seem to be taking responsibility. We are not tough enough on it and it has become a babysitting agency."
While the issue was discussed at length at Tuesday evenings council meeting, no action was taken at the meeting. More research will be done into rewriting the policy and ordinance to be more clear and assist residents in complying.
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The University of Colorado Boulder offers an array of outreach and engagement programs, initiatives, and resources. This site serves as a gateway for campus and community members to learn more about these activities.
CU Boulder archaeology program connects the past and present
July 20, 2016
For Patrick Cruz, studying archaeological sites in southern Colorado and northern New Mexico this summer was a way to hone his skills.
But the trip also allowed Cruz, a University of Colorado Boulder archaeology graduate student, to retrace the journey his Tewa ancestors made centuries ago.
"My interest in the subject matter is very personal," said Cruz. "I am interested in how Tewa peoples ... more...
Programming robots launches interest in engineering
June 24, 2016
Diego Fierro, 13, hopes to be a mechanical engineer someday. And thanks to a LEGO Robotics: Space Challenge camp at the University of Colorado Boulder, Diego took one step closer to that dream this week.
"I've never built anything with LEGO Mindstorms before," Diego explained, as he programmed the robot's next move. "It's cool because it gives me an idea of how a machine works, how every piece is ... more...
Playing with math at Geometry Point in Lafayette
May 26, 2016
After five years and the hard work of nearly 200 students, faculty and community members, Geometry Point at Romero Park in Lafayette is now open. Filled with colorful geometric shapes, math equations and artful displays of arithmetic, the park was designed to make math fun.
"This project is about looking at math with new eyes," said Kenzie Baker, a junior from Portola Valley, California, who is studying engineering physics. ... more...
Learning to be lawyers one ditch at a time
May 24, 2016
For Professor Sarah Krakoff and students from the University of Colorado Boulder, spring marks a transition from the halls of the Wolf Law Building to the fields of the San Luis Valley.
Since 2012, Krakoff and her law students have regularly trekked to one of the largest high altitude deserts in the world, where they clear debris from irrigation ditches or acequias and provide free legal assistance to farmers whose water rights are ... more...
CU-Boulder helps Delta and Weld County high schoolers conduct air quality research
May 19, 2016
Since last fall, more than 200 Delta and Weld County students have been conducting hands-on air quality research, thanks to a partnership between the University of Colorado Boulder and high schools in the area.
Under the guidance of CU-Boulder mechanical engineering associate professor Michael Hannigan, graduate and undergraduate students have worked closely with teachers from Delta, Cedaredge, Hotchkiss, Paonia and Greeley Central ... more...
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a journey through India
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We travelled from the North to the South of India, and were mesmerized by the contrasts, great beauty and wealth and great poverty and hardships. We visited rural farms, vast mausoleums. We watched bathers dipping in the Ganges and cows and bufalows cooling off in their own bathing pools. Travelling along the roads, I understood why journeys took so long - there is chaos! tuk-tuks, motor bikes, cycles, cows, oxen, cars, lorrys, all trying to get into the same space. The noise, the markets, the colours....


text: Posted September 13, 2013 I never knew why attitude was such a big deal. This is an emotional game where emotionals can change in the blink of an eye. I never had an issue with Cam's "attitude". He is a young kid who is a millionaire playing the sport he loves and just wanting to win. Maybe his public speaking skills aren't the best especially after a loss but he doesn't have to be a great speaker, he is a football player. All QB gets attitudes. Such as Brady throwing a fit, Peyton throwing his OL under the bus, Aarons double check(while not an attitude but is a celebration) etc. All that doesn't matter to me. It is a game that I enjoy to watch. I could careless about someone's attitude or celebration for a TD. If I was a football star, mine would be worse lol Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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YOUNGSTOWN -- The 54th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Louis Oliver, 2332 Ohio Ave., will be celebrated during a dinner party to be held at July 27 at Alberini's Restaurant in Niles.
Arrangements for the festivities have been made by three of their grandchildren, Jessica Ann Robinson, Gabriel Robinson and Michael Robinson.
The former Margaret Ann Weaver and Mr. Oliver were united in marriage July 31, 1948, at the courthouse in Warren. They are members of Everlife Full Gospel Assembly of God, where he is a Sunday Hour of Power teacher and a deacon.
The Olivers have a son, Sylvester J. Oliver, and a daughter, Marcella J. Robinson of Youngstown, 10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Mr. Oliver was an engineer at Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co., where he retired in 1980 after 32 years of service. He also is retired from Warren Township Fire Department, where he was a captain and served for 20 years. Mrs. Oliver is a homemaker.
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Staying here at the Hotel Marais Bastille you will be in a prime central location to enjoy the Paris Winter Sales. Throughout the city until February 17th the prices on a massive range of goods from fashion to furniture and even wine will be heading in only one direction; down! Why not come and take advantage of the incredible bargains on offer in boutiques, department stores, shopping centres and small retailers?
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It's the New Year and time for a visit to Paris
It's 2015 already. The New Year is upon us so all of us here at the Hotel Marais Bastille would like to join together in wishing our customers, our prospective customers and all the readers of our blog all the very best for 2015. We certainly hope you'll think about being a guest of our hotel this year as you'll certainly be made very welcome, and here in the heart of Paris you will find plenty to keep you busy.
Explore the many attractions of the Marais District
Bringing together the old and the new in a thriving and enchanting combination, the Marais district remains one of the iconic neighbourhoods of Old Paris. Exploring the Marais will bring you countless surprises, including museums housed in magnificent old buildings, contemporary art galleries, fashion boutiques and excellent restaurants.
A major contemporary Art Gallery; La Maison Rouge
La Maison Rouge is a leading non-profit contemporary art foundation, offering shows devoted to individual artists and exhibitions of private collections. This dynamic and fascinating creative space also houses its own bookshop and restaurant, and is itself a stunning architectural design well worth seeing. It is easily reached within a fifteen minute walk from the Hotel Marais Bastille.
Don't miss The Bel Canto themed Restaurant experience
Bringing together opera and fine dining is an inspired idea, and the Bel Canto themed restaurant does it so well. An evening at Le Bel Canto is a thrill for all the senses and a gastronomic experience unlike any other. Why not treat yourself, your partner, your family or friends to a beautiful evening only a ten minute taxi ride from the Hotel Marai Bastille ?
Mistinguett, Queen of the Roaring Twenties
Lovers of musical theatre and its history and anyone else who enjoys a fabulous night out should not miss Mistinguett; Reine des Annees Folles, the spectacular new show at the Casino de Paris. Telling the story of the legendary French singer and actress who was the highest paid female entertainer of her day, this new Albert Cohen production runs until January 4th.
Enjoy Christmas in Paris from the Hotel Marais Bastille
Why not enjoy the magic and sheer spectacle that are the hallmarks of Christmas in Paris? At the Hotel Marais Bastille you will be made warmly welcome with seasonal good cheer and plenty of useful advice about how to make the most of the festive period in the capital. We are just a short stroll from the Place de la Bastille and public transport options such as the Metro and the bus services. We offer an ideal location from which to reach all the attractions of the City of Light.
Essential exhibitions at the Centre Pompidou
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An American in Paris world premiere at Théâtre du Châtelet
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Visit the prestigious Nautic trade fair in Paris
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Currently, the firewall at a small company is blocking multicast on their network. Should they continue to block multicast? Are there security concerns to unblocking it? Are there benefits to unblocking it?
The only multicast apps I've ever used are the Ganglia monitoring tool and ntp on occasion (and that's not the default ntp configuration anyway). It's not terribly clear to me how much multicast is really used these days on small networks like you describe so I'm not sure if blocking it matters too much.
At the same time, I don't see any reason to block it inside your network without a specific threat. I vote for leaving it unblocked in your network.
I would say block it at the edge of your network just to be safe, although by default multicast isn't routed anyway unless you go through extra hoops.
Blocking Multicast at the border has some good things going for it. Blocking it internally I personally don't agree with. This is an opinion.
Here's a SANS article that might shed some light into Multicast security concerns. Also, it might be a good idea to look around SF for past Multicast questions, and notice a pattern of issues that that might potentially affect your network.
There's a valid argument for locking down all traffic types and only opening up what you need. I wouldn't personally extend that to blocking multicast internally on a small network but its arguably a matter of opinion (as sysadmin1138 says) rather than flat right or wrong.
If someone's blocked this as part of a policy to block everything and open up only the things they need then that seems perfectly rational to me.
If someone perceives a direct threat or issue from multicast then they may be absolutely correct (e.g. they had issues in the past and this is the fix) or they may be a little paranoid, which isn't the same as wrong.
If this block is in place however because someone doesn't know what they're doing and simply blocked everything that the CEO reckoned sounded "scary" then that's... not so good.


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constables, four were sergeants and one was an inspector.
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This doesn't show posts from Custom Post Types. Anyone know how to make it work?
This doesn't show posts from Custom Post Types. Anyone know how to make it work?
Hi Harvey,
Thanks for using EasyRotator for WordPress. If you're comfortable making edits to the plugin code, you should be able to add this feature by modifying the following code around line 1682 in
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Essentially, you just replace the string with an array of any content types you want to include. They will be included as long as they have an associated featured image.
Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Drew O'Neill
thank you very much for getting back to me. you have saved me searching through miles of code! i will try this later =)
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A state grand jury will investigate whether criminal wrongdoing was to blame for the trapping of nine miners in a flooded mine in July. A lawyer who represents seven of the miners said his clients would appear as witnesses and were not suspected of wrongdoing. The attorney general's office is said to be focusing on government employees and corporate officials responsible for ensuring safety.


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Financial Dependence, Formal Credit and Informal Jobs - New Evidence from Brazilian Household Data
This paper examines a much overlooked link between credit markets and formalization: since access to bank credit typically requires compliance with tax and employment legislation, firms are more likely to incur such formalization costs once bank credit is more widely available at lower cost. The relevance of this credit channel is gauged using the Rajan-Zingales measure of financial dependence and a difference-in-differences approach applied to household survey data from Brazil. It is found that formalization rates increase with financial deepening, especially in sectors where firms are typically more dependent on external finance. Also found is that, decomposing shifts in formalization rates into those within each firm size category and those between firm sizes, financial deepening significantly explains the former but not so much the latter. Some key policy implications are derived.
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