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If only you weren't such a two-faced douche Nick! You were supposed to be the one!
Don't understand Hughes at all. Maybe because he is bisexual he can't decide who to marry!
nice biphobia
Couldn't agree more! I'm gay myself, but I'd never lower myself and take a cheap shot at anyone like that.
I personally know bisexuals, and they are anything but confused or flaky!
A pity four Lib Dem MP's felt the need to vote against the main bill.
Pity you couldn't persuade Alan Beith , Sarah Teather, John Pugh and Gordon Birtwistle that equality was important as well..
Anybody know if any other libdems were on sick leave as well?
The "Sarah Teather" one is a total mystery to me.
Still, must not be a miserable old sod just because I've realised there are a load of Tory homophobes in Parliament – it was a landslide, 225 majority, the Lords will have to watch their step, and it will now pass – we might even get Civil Partnerships opened up to heterosexual couples too – given so many spoke in support of that, which would be great. Something for everyone – the public are gonna love the extra option.
It will be interesting to see how many straight couples would go for a CP. I predict a good turn-out.
3 MPs were on official constituency buisness (hard to move in the week between debate announcement and the debate itself).
1 MP was abroad on official government buisness.
1 MP was caring for an ill relative.
1 MP was on maternity leave.
All had previously expressed support.
1 further MP abstained on the Bill (saying it didn't go far enough), but he supported the programme motion (how long it can be discussed and when it will be law by).
"The Lib Dem's President Tim Farron did the same."
Can someone clarify this? From reading reports, and from a friend within the party, he supports gay marriage.
Tim Farron on a LibDem site:
"Long before there was any public majority
for LGBT rights I fought for the equalisation
of the age of consent and for civil
partnerships & the right to marry."
Wonder what changed his mind?
Oops. According to the Guardian Tim Farron vote FOR same sex marriage:
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Oops (again). I did wonder why Simon Hughes was on the list.
Be a better day if you didn't let your little army vote with there conscious this is a matter of equality so they should have been whipped once again you fell short suppose its an improvement from lies but not good enough
Nick, a higher percentage of "liberals" voted against equality than labour MPs? Alarming and disappointing.
Considering the Lib Dems only have a third of the MPs they ought to have, that really doesn't make much difference.
Labour didn't bother to introduce equal marriage. The Lib Dems did.
That's the difference.
Well done Nick, punching above your weight to deliver a fairer society one step at a time.
he's still a toff
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On 11/09/2011 10:46 AM, Eric Blake wrote:https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=752254 points out that libvirt cannot support nwfilter on a system with /tmp mounted noexec (which is a very common setup in security-conscious setups), all because we were trying to directly invoke a temporary script instead of invoking a shell to read the script. I've split this patch into 2 parts, on the off-chance that patch 2 would run afoul of command line length limits (if the total size of the generated nwfilter commands could possibly cause E2BIG, then we have to go through a temporary file). But my recollection is that modern Linux kernels support unlimited command-line length (that is, ARG_MAX is not a concern on Linux), and that nwfilter_ebiptables_driver only compiles on Linux, so my preference would be to squash these into a single commit, if others agree that we don't have to worry about length limits. At any rate, I'm quite impressed at the number of lines of code I was able to remove in order to fix a bug! Eric Blake (2): nwfilter: avoid failure with noexec /tmp nwfilter: simplify execution of ebiptables scriptssrc/nwfilter/nwfilter_ebiptables_driver.c | 134 ++--------------------------1 files changed, 10 insertions(+), 124 deletions(-)This series does not solve a more fundamental issue that has been on my mind - are we still sure that the best design for manipulating network filters involves the creation of a series of shell scripting commands, where we have to worry about proper quoting and so forth? Is it possible to refactor this code to make more direct use of
We should at least have the quoting under control...
virCommand for every call to iptables and friends (that is, doing the glue logic in C rather than using C to generate shell scripting commands where the glue logic is in generated sh)? Or perhaps to even refactor things into a well-defined file format that we can feed to a helper executable, which would allow finer-grained SELinux labelling
I am sure the refactoring would be possible, but wouldn't it be more efficient if this type of post-processing was done in a batch with as many commands collected as possible ? So that would mean keeping the general code but finding a well-defined file format for probably ebtables and iptables rules.
(by isolating the direct execution of iptables into a well-defined helper executable, then SELinux can enforce that libvirtd cannot alter the host firewall except by going through the helper executable, which has been audited to make only known sets of iptables calls based on well-formed input)?The Network filter subsystem only touches the FORWARD chain of iptables and none of the INPUT chains or its 'descendants'. Of course one can double -check that in another process.

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The problem with drivers today is that they are far too aggressive – too hard on the throttle, too hard on the brakes," says Jan Kopecky. That's hard to argue with, but ironic given that the European Rally Champion is currently driving a Skoda Octavia vRS flat-out around a race track, with us along for the ride.
Yet there is method in this tyre-melting madness. We're at the Autodrom Most in the Czech Republic to get some driving tips from the Skoda rally team ace. Today, Kopecky won't be driving his Fabia S2000 rally car – we've handed him the keys to a standard 217bhp 2.0 TSI Octavia vRS to prove many of the driving techniques used to gain speed can also translate into making you a better and safer driver on the road.
Although the Octavia vRS has an ESP system that can't be fully disengaged, Kopecky still manages to get the rear end sliding before the electronics kick in.
"With most modern cars, the ESP will help you out in an oversteer or understeer situation, but it's important to know what to do if it doesn't work," he says. "For understeer, you need to slow down with gentle braking inputs. For oversteer in a front-wheel-drive car, you need opposite lock and some throttle to pull you out of the slide – not full throttle, or the car will understeer."
After a few passenger laps, we jump behind the wheel for some fast laps of our own. Kopecky leads us around in an Octavia vRS Estate, to show us the line, before we swap places so he can take a look at my technique. "You lost the line on one section in particular, but your biggest problem is your steering inputs are too aggressive," he points out.
It's this smoothness, we discover, that's at the heart of everything. Smooth steering movements, gentle brake applications, sympathetic downshifts and progressive squeezes on the throttle are core to not only driving fast on track, but safely on the road, too.
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"In my rally car, I have to be more aggressive than on the road, but I am always in control of my emotions," says Kopecky. "We need to reduce driver aggression on the road, which leads to jerky, unpredictable manoeuvres, and that starts at the driving schools."
Clearly, he has high driving standards, and that applies to whether he's in the driving seat or passenger seat. "I'm a rubbish co-driver," he explains. "There are only two people I really trust to drive me – my dad and one of my mechanics. "I can fall asleep in the car with them, because they are smooth and safe."
1. Steering
On a rally stage, Jan always aims to be on the limit, so quick steering corrections are vital. But on the road, smooth and predictable movements are the order of the day. Always keep two hands on the wheel, and if there's a tight corner coming up, prepare your hand position in advance.
2. Brakes
Unlike in rallying, there are no benefits to left-foot braking on the road. Road car brakes are more sensitive so you need to apply them gently and progressively – then, if you hit a low-grip surface, you're less likely to slide. It makes the journey more comfortable for your passengers, too.
3. Changing gear
In rallying, it's crucial that you choose the right gear – and this is just as important when you're out on the road. When braking, you need to be prepared with the correct ratio so that you can accelerate away smoothly.
4. Vision
Kopecky says the hardest skill to learn, whether on the road or rallying, is looking ahead. During a race, this helps you to anticipate the next corner and pick the perfect line. During everyday driving, it helps you to anticipate hazards up ahead.
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Everyone has a slightly different preference when it comes to seating position, but the basic principle is the same for all of us. You want to have your upper back supported against the seat, not floating in mid air, and with both hands on the wheel your arms should be slightly bent, not locked out.


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Haugan (also Waugan) is an unincorporated community in Mineral County, Montana, United States.[1] Haugan is situated 16 miles (26 km) east of the Idaho border and 90 miles (140 km) west of Missoula on Interstate 90 at the Haugan Exit #16.[2]
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Haugan was one of several area towns to be destroyed during the Great Fire of 1910.[5] Haugan had a post office for nearly seventy years in the twentieth century. Opened on March 25, 1911, the post office closed on August 31, 1944, only to reopen four years later. This second post office operated from June 16, 1948 to July 22, 1983.[6]
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- ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Haugan, Montana
- ^ Haugan, Montana Office of Tourism, 2009. Accessed 2009-03-14.
- ^ "Origins of Names on Milwaukee". Roundup Record-Tribune & Winnett Times. August 22, 1940. p. 6. Retrieved 27 April 2015.
- ^ Compiled Montana Place Names, Montana Railroad History. Accessed 2009-03-14.
- ^ Cheney, Roberta Carkeek. Names on the Face of Montana: The Story of Montana's Place Names. Missoula: Mountain, 1983.
- ^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Haugan Post Office
- ^ Lincoln's Silver Dollar: 46,785 and growing, Montana Gaming Group, November 2006. Accessed 2009-03-14.
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- Pyne, Stephen J. Year of the Fires: The Story of the Great Fires of 1910. Missoula: Mountain, 2008.
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GRAINY video footage purports to show the moment Egyptian videographer Ahmed Assem is killed by a sniper on Monday.
The 26-year-old was one of at least 51 people killed when security forces opened fire on supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood and ousted president Mohamed Morsi.
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The Monterey Bay Aquarium's outdoor Great Tide Pool is full of marine life, but it get a little fuller on Jan. 22 when a wild sea otter decided to show off her precious pup to aquarium visitors.
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The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason
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"The End of Faith articulates the dangers and absurdities of organized religion so fiercely and so fearlessly that I felt relieved as I read it, vindicated....Harris writes what a sizable number of us think, but few are willing to say."—Natalie Angier, ?New York TimesIn ?The End of Faith?, Sam Harris delivers a startling analysis of the clash between reason and religion in the modern world. He offers a vivid, historical tour of our willingness to suspend reason in favor of religious beliefs—even when these beliefs inspire the worst human atrocities. While warning against the encroachment of organized religion into world politics, Harris draws on insights from neuroscience, philosophy, and Eastern mysticism to deliver a call for a truly modern foundation for ethics and spirituality that is both secular and humanistic. Winner of the 2005 PEN/Martha Albrand Award for Nonfiction.
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This spring, the Mercer Carnegie Library will receive new children's books valued at over $1,050 through the Libri Foundation Books For Children Grant. The Libri Foundation is a nationwide non-profit organization which donates new, quality, hardcover children's books to small, rural public libraries in the United States through its Books For Children program.
The books will be selected by the Mercer Carnegie Public Library District's Director from the Libri Foundation's 700-title booklist, which has been highly praised by participating librarians for the quality and variety of fiction and nonfiction titles offered. The majority of books have been published within the last three years, but old favorites are also offered. All of the books have been highly recommended by recognized authorities in the library and education fields. Many are award winning publications.
For many children in rural areas, the local public library is often a primary source of reading material. At a time when more and more children and their parents and teachers are using the public library, these same libraries are facing increasing financial hardships and are unable to buy all the books their young readers need. The Mercer Carnegie Public Library District serves Millersburg and Mercer Township residents, including over 1,200 children.
The Libri Foundation grant also calls for the library to partner financially with the local community in order to apply, and The Friends of the Library and RNC Chapter 20094 stepped forward with the required matching funds. The library will receive $350 from its community partners. A reception honoring the donors will be held at the Library when the books are ready for circulation.
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Hillary Clinton's record plays poorly
June 15, 2014 Dear Editor: After reading Bud McKelvey's letter in the June 1 Tribune Chronicle, it's time for a rebuttal. more »»
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A group of students from Georgia's Armstrong Atlantic University thinks a higher power was at work during their spring break. The students were in Louisiana repairing a house damaged by Hurricane Katrina when they stumbled onto piles of cash, hidden away behind the walls and air conditioning vents.
Trista Wright and Haley Barton joined The Early Show to describe their experience and said the cash added up to about $30,000. "We were cleaning up the sheetrock we had just torn down, and I was in a closet where an air conditioner vent had been," Wright told co-anchor Julie Chen. "I started raking out the excess stuff in there, and I just started raking out money — a lot of money."
Word spread fast and a thrilled crowd gathered to check out the discovery. "I kind of heard that something was happening and we all kind of gathered together to see what was going on. It was pretty surreal to see and experience," said Barton.
The group notified the homeowner, who called it a miracle, and the excited students agreed. "It truly was," said Wright. "The Lord really provided for the family that day and I am really, really blessed to have witnessed it and to have worked through me like he did, and worked through all of us."
The students had no interest in a cash reward, feeling that the discovery was a reward in itself. "We weren't there for the money," said Barton. "It was really amazing that God would use us as a vessel to bless these people that way."
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Legal research and sometimes participation in litigation are among the tools The Heartland Institute uses to advance its mission of discovering, developing, and promoting free-market solutions to social and economic problems. Heartland's efforts in this area are overseen by Senior Fellow Paul Fisher and Policy Advisor David Applegate.
The rule of law is fundamental to the operation of a free society. Without it, there can be no protection of private property and no enforcement of contracts. The alternative to ordered liberty is the use of force or fraud, the opposite of peaceful and productive cooperation.
Heartland files amicus briefs in cases where important principles of freedom are at stake. These have included cases involving the Second Amendment – the right to keep and bear arms – and environmental regulation, including the Environmental Protection Agency's decision to regulate carbon dioxide as a "pollutant" under the Clean Air Act.
David Applegate writes a biweekly e-newsletter for Heartland titled Lawsuit Abuse Fortnightly, which reports on real examples of outrageous abuses of the legal system. Lawsuit abuse impose enormous financial costs on everyone. We hope that by calling out examples of such abuse, we can encourage the adoption of public policies that reduces such abuses.
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Posted: 02/20/2009 - A DeKalb County judge has denied a request by former pro football player Travis Henry for a temporary cut in child support payments for one of his nine children.
Posted: 02/20/2009 - A DeKalb County judge has denied a request by former pro football player Travis Henry for a temporary cut in child support payments for one of his nine children.
Posted: 02/20/2009 - One month from beginning a one-year federal prison sentence, rapper T.I. was in court again Friday, but this time he wasn't in the hot seat.
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Posted: 02/18/2009 - House Republicans are backing an economic package aimed at encouraging Georgia businesses to begin hiring again.
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Posted: 02/18/2009 - Few proposals this legislative session have sparked as much acrimony as a Senate measure that paves the way for Georgia Power to begin charging ratepayers early for a $14 billion nuclear expansion.
Posted: 02/18/2009 - A man who operated a sophisticated identity theft and counterfeit check ring out of homes in Boston and Georgia has been sentenced to more than five years in prison.
Posted: 02/18/2009 - Two Atlanta police officers have been accused of having sexual contact with a woman.
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Posted: 02/18/2009 - Soldiers assigned to a Fort Stewart-based unit are back on Georgia soil after serving fifteen months in Iraq.
Posted: 02/17/2009 - Two Bulgarians have been charged with plotting to steal dozens of bank card numbers through automated teller machines and withdrawing thousands of dollars in metro Atlanta.
Posted: 02/17/2009 - Fire officials say a small explosion in a building at Mercer University's DeKalb County campus led to the evacuation of the building.
Posted: 02/17/2009 - Sen. Johnny Isakson begins his bid this week for a second six-year term in the U.S. Senate.
Posted: 02/17/2009 - Atlanta water officials are scheduled to turn off service at Morris Brown College today if the school does not pay a $214,000 bill.
Posted: 02/17/2009 - Barrow and Jackson counties have laid off employees because of a lack of work in planning, zoning and building inspection departments.
Posted: 02/17/2009 - For the second time this month, Atlanta fire officials closed fire stations after a rash of firefighters called in sick over the weekend.
Posted: 02/17/2009 - The Fraternal Order of Police said it will fight the possible parole of a man convicted of killing a Columbus police officer almost 25 years ago.
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PORTALES, N.M. - Jonathan Cooper scored seven points in the final minutes to help Eastern New Mexico to a 77-73 win against Texas A&M-Kingsville late Saturday night at Greyhound Arena.
Trailing 70-69 with 1:17 left, Cooper started the rally with a traditional 3-point play to give ENMU a 72-70 lead. Cooper then hit a short jumper and added a dunk at the final buzzer.
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ENMU improves to 12-8 overall and 3-3 in the Lone Star Conference South Division. Texas A&M-Kingsville drops to 9-11 overall and 3-3 in conference.
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I had an abscessed tooth and my symptoms were fever, headache, earache, and jaw pain. I had severe swelling of the jaw, and even eye pain. I couldn't talk to anyone because I was in so much pain. I couldn't sleep because the pain was so severe especially at night, I was even in tears because of the pain. On a scale of 1 to 10 my pain rate was way beyond that, I rate the pain I felt a 20. I advise anyone who has an abscessed tooth to get it taken care of immediately. It's not worth going through lots of pain and suffering.
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I had extreme pain at the actual site of the infection that feels like something is literally eating your jaw from the inside; it is a constant very sharp pain. My abscessed tooth was on the bottom right, 2nd molar from the back (3rd if I had my wisdom teeth). I also felt an intense throbbing pain just below my ear, and that same pain, but less intense just below my jaw in my neck. The swelling was immense, it felt to be about the size of two 2 liter caps side by side. Also, it seemed that the swelling hindered my hearing in the infected side but just slightly.
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I had an abscessed lower molar. First symptoms were dull, throbbing ache in upper jaw above affected tooth. Tooth then pushed up from the pressure and was very sore. Then whole side of my face swelled.
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In my case, the abscess happened because of a crown gone bad. At first, it was just mildly painful, only bothering me if I bit down too hard. Overnight, the pain got unbearable. OTC pain medicines wouldn't touch it, the pain medicines from the emergency room didn't do anything. The only thing that got me through until I could get it pulled were high powered painkillers that I had to take every 4 hours like clockwork. I couldn't sleep without them. I would say the pain was a 10 out of 10 without medicines. With medicines it was probably a 3 or 4, just mild enough that I could at least sleep. I had to deal with that for 2 weeks, during which my face swelled up to the point that I couldn't open my mouth more than about an inch. I didn't eat for the whole time because I couldn't and didn't want to. After I got it pulled, the swelling was so bad that I had to have a drain put in the side of my face for a few days to let the blood and stuff drain out. I know it sounds like a little much, but it was so incredibly awful that I literally wanted to die at some points. I've never been in so much pain before in my entire life.
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I had severe swelling (from my left ear, across my jaw-and under my chin to the right side of my face; including inside my mouth, under the tongue.) I had trouble swallowing (due to pain), trouble speaking due to pain and swelling, fever and trouble sleeping due to pain. As for pain, if I was lucky it was at a 6, at the worst, an 8.5.
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I got a heavy gum bleeding, I didn't feel any pain from the abscessed tooth.
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I have a sore and sensitive tooth and throbbing pain; I was up all night and had fever. And it's the first molar.
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The Manor House Hotel, a 35 bedroom AA 3* hotel conveniently located in the charming village of West Auckland, is a historic, family owned hotel offering a friendly welcome, comfortable accommodation and extensive facilities. With 35 well appointed bedrooms, a mix of doubles, twins and spacious Four Poster rooms split between the main building and the courtyard area, The Manor House Hotel is the perfect destination for both business & leisure. Food is served all day in the hotels Juniper Restaurant with a range of quality, affordable dining options.
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