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Located near Highway 8 and Highway 401, the Radisson Hotel Kitchener Waterloo is minutes from Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge. If you're in the area for business, we are close to Communitech, Google, the University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University, and Conestoga College. Our comfortable rooms are also ideal for vacation travellers since we are just 15 minutes from historic St. Jacobs Village. When it is time to head home, the Region of Waterloo International Airport (YKF) is just seven minutes away.
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At our Kitchener hotel, you can unwind after a day of travel with a workout in the fitness centre or a swim in the pool. Need to attend a meeting? Arrange to ride our convenient shuttle and avoid parking hassles. Amenities and services include:
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- Free scheduled, weekday shuttle service within 15 km of the hotel
- Please note: cats and dogs are accommodated for $10 per room per night (contact hotel for full details)
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The beds in our 172 guest rooms and suites feature plush duvets and a choice of pillows to help you have a pleasant sleep. In the morning, you can open the windows to take in the fresh air while you sip a cup of coffee. Standard room highlights include:
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- Work desk and ergonomic chair
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Whatever you're craving, one of our four on-site restaurants is sure to satisfy. Start your day with a filling breakfast at the Lobby Café, and stop by dels Enoteca Pizzeria later for a Mediterranean lunch. The Charcoal Steakhouse serves Canadian AAA steaks, and Martini's is an elegant setting for cocktails.
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Bingemans – Just 10 minutes from the hotel, Bingemans offers something for everyone. Get soaked at Bingemans Big Splash—one of the largest waterparks in the area—stop by FunworX for classic arcade games or check out the Kingpin Bowlounge for a few frames of bowling. Need to host a big event? Bingemans's conference space accommodates up to 1,200 guests.
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With the international break upon us, all the talk will be about who will start for England in their important World Cup qualifiers against Montenegro and Poland. In the midfield, the Three Lions currently have an embarrassment of riches with the likes of Michael Carrick, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, Jack Wilshere and now Ross Barkley competing for two or three central midfield spots. But one, unpopular player always slides under the radar, he is someone who has been a mainstay of the international set-up for a long time now and that man is Manchester United's Tom Cleverley.
Cleverley is somewhat of an enigma to most United and England fans. He is constantly criticised for going missing in games and not having the required quality to be a member of two such prestigious teams. But for managers like Sir Alex Ferguson, David Moyes and Roy Hodgson to put so much faith in him, he must have something going for him, right? Let's analyse the Tom Cleverley riddle and take a look at what he offers.
He is definitely less fashionable than the other midfielders mentioned but Cleverley knows how to keep things ticking over in the middle and he certainly knows how to play with a natural deep-lying playmaker such as Carrick or England captain Gerrard. At United, he has forged a great partnership with Carrick. Against Sunderland at the weekend, United were forced to pair the two together again due to Marouane Fellaini's wrist injury and the Belgian's absence ended up being a blessing in disguise.
What makes Cleverley and Carrick's partnership work is the former's ability to make runs in behind the opposition's central midfielders and as they follow him, it allows Carrick to control possession of the ball. Cleverley's Action Areas against Sunderland shows his ability to move forward from the deeper role.
Tom Cleverley Action Areas v Sunderland
Cleverley's versatility allowed him to replace the roaming Adnan Januzaj on the left-hand side at times too.
Tom Cleverley Heat Map v Sunderland
His ability to make runs off the ball allows Carrick to control the game, like he did throughout last season. After having an indifferent start to the season, Carrick returned to his best and completed the most passes in the Premier League (101) at the weekend, including two key passes, and it comes as no coincidence that Cleverley was introduced back in the team on the same week.
Michael Carrick Passes v Sunderland (88 per cent Pass Accuracy)
Cleverley's versatile nature did not stop him from holding onto possession as he completed 95 per cent of his own 61 passes. He also made two key passes, proving that he is capable of being creative and he isn't always invisible. Notice in the graphic below, the amount of times he is covering for the marauding Januzaj on the left-flank.
Tom Cleverley Passes v Sunderland (95 per cent Pass Accuracy)
In fact, his ball retention is always very good (season average of 90 per cent pass accuracy) which is probably why he gets into both United and England's sides because they have both been known to lose possession of the ball too easily. His passing accuracy was 90 per cent over the whole of last season too.
The most surprising aspect of his performance at the weekend was his ability to break-up play, as Cleverley won the most tackles (8) in the Premier League last weekend. To make this feat more impressive, it came at a 100 per cent success rate. It proves that he can get back into position alongside Carrick when United lose possession, which was vital to their system.
Tom Cleverley Tackles Won v Sunderland
All this means that if Cleverley started alongside Gerrard or Carrick against Montenegro, England would seem to have an answer to their midfield quandary. The Three Lions could start Wilshere in the left-midfield base position but allow him the freedom to roam across the pitch throughout the game, like he has been doing for Arsenal. This would not only give Leighton Baines more space down the left to go forward but Cleverley would give England someone to cover Wilshere if Montenegro counter-attacked. However, Cleverley could start, due to Wilshere being reported as a doubt for tonight's game.
It is obvious that some people have a sustained dislike of Cleverley and you can understand why because he does a lot of his work off the ball. He does seem to go missing at times but he does occasionally show that he offers a tactical advantage to both United and England. There is no doubt that he needs to start creating more chances and score more goals, much like Aaron Ramsey has been doing, if critics are to change their opinion on him. But he is not as bad a footballer as most people make out.
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A study published yesterday in the Canadian Medical Association Journal showed that giving homeless adults plenty of booze to drink improved their behavior…
Seventeen homeless adults, all with long and chronic histories of alcohol abuse, were allowed up to 15 glasses of wine or sherry a day — a glass an hour from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. — in the Ottawa-based program, which started in 2002 and is continuing.
After an average of 16 months, the number of times participants got in trouble with the law had fallen 51 percent from the three years before they joined the program, and hospital emergency room visits were down 36 percent.
The Stranger was, as we sometimes are, ahead of the curve on this one. In 2002 Charles Mudede made this modest proposal:
Most of the problems associated with pubic intoxication (public vomiting, urination, and other disturbances) are caused by off-premises consumption, or public drinking. If there were more opportunities for homeless people to drink in private, most of these unpleasant activities would be significantly reduced. The solution? Open bars in the homeless shelters—preferably in the basements of these shelters—which would keep drinkers, and the effects of their drinking, out of public sight. True, there would still be people begging, but the deleterious effects of drinking would be moved indoors. The shelter bar would sell cheap but potent forms of alcohol, and not in mugs or cups or cans, but in big plastic buckets that require considerable effort to carry from the bar to the table. (The tables should be made of thick wood like the tables in the Comet Tavern.) The reason for buckets is they would foster communal drinking and communal bonds.
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Respected Former Sportswriter Claims Tiger Woods Flew to Phoenix for Plastic Surgery After Wife Attacked Him With Nine Iron Thanksgiving Night
As Tiger-gate continues to unravel, Arizona seems to more and more be the epicenter for rumor-junkies. The latest claim, however, actually comes from a fairly reliable source: An award-winning former sportswriter for the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
Long-time Atlanta Journal Constitution scribe Furman Bisher posted a letter on his blog today that he claims is from "a trustworthy journalist I have known for years." The letter outlines what happened the night of the infamous Thanksgiving car crash that sent Tiger Woods' marriage and reputation down the toilet.
First and foremost, for anyone unfamiliar with Bisher, he's no crackpot out-of-work journo looking to cause a commotion. He's 90 years old and one of the most highly respected golf analysts in the world -- he's the former president of the National Sportswriters Association and was called one of the top five sports columnists in the country by Time magazine in 1961.
Why he would want to possibly soil his good name with some gossipy Tiger Woods crap -- who knows? But we'll take his word over Us Weekly any day of the week.
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The letter posted on Bisher's Web site claims that Tiger spent Thanksgiving day watching football and texting his gal-pal Rachel Uchitel.
At about 7:30 p.m., he left his family behind to go play poker with some friends and guess what he also left behind -- his cell phone that Uchitel had been blowing up all day long.
When Tiger got home at 11:30 p.m. he walked into a hornet's nest because his wife, Elin, had been snooping around his phone and came across some of Uchitel's text messages.
The letter claims that the couple had argued for a couple of hours, when Elin Woods hit Tiger in the face with a nine iron -- breaking his teeth and bruising his nose -- and chased him out of the house.
Tiger, terrified, jumped in his car to get away from his club-swinging wife and crashed it into a tree.
That much we had already assumed. What the letter claims happened next is beyond the imagination of even the most savvy gossip hounds.
"The doctors tell Mark [Steinberg, Tiger's manager] there is not much they can do to repair the teeth and the gash, but the doctor knows a cosmetic dentist and plastic surgeon in Phoenix who will make Tiger look as if nothing happened. Tiger tells Mark to get the jet ready and let's head to Phoenix to get this done. Friday, after Tiger is released from the hospital, he does not return home; he and Mark board the plane for Phoenix," the letter claims.
The letter claims that, in the days following the incident, Tiger was not able to meet with Florida authorities when they went to his house on three separate occasions because he was in Phoenix having his teeth fixed.
Tiger -- as far as anyone can tell -- has not been seen publicly since the night his castle of morality came crashing down. The letter claims it is because he is still healing from his wounds and that it will be another month before he appears publicly.
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I had struggled with backups for weeks and weeks, until I discovered that if a backup zip was larger than 2G, the job kept aborting or saving partial files, or just saving the database (for a complete site backup). I had posted several questions on this but did not get it resolved and I finally discovered that it was a ZIP file limitation.
I switched from this plugin to another because once I started using .tar files as the backup format, the backups ran properly.
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KINGMAN - After 50 years of storage in a tan cardboard box, the old Eugene Register-Guard newspapers announcing President John F. Kennedy's assassination still bring back the deep emotions of that fateful day in 1963.
Kingman residents Mark and Patty Cordell, who kept the newspapers when they lived in Eugene, Ore., vividly remember what they were doing Nov. 22, 1963, when a bullet took the life of the nation's 35th president. Kennedy was shot twice shortly after noon as he rode in a motorcade through Dealey Plaza in downtown Dallas.
"I felt grief when the president died," said Mark, who was working at a cement plant when his boss told his workers. "It was a terrible thing. I voted for Kennedy and thought his family was great. And I saved the newspapers just because I thought that much of him."
The faded newspapers, stiff and crinkled with age, feature large photographs of Kennedy, one taking up the entire front page of an edition.
Inside, headlines announce "Johnson Takes Oath of Office," referring to then-Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson being quickly sworn in on Air Force One, and "JFK's Tenure Marked by Vast Problems," a full-page article about the political issues that troubled his time in office.
Patty was hanging drapes at a new house she and Mark had purchased in Eugene when she heard about the assassination on television.
Kennedy was buried on the couple's fourth wedding anniversary, Nov. 25, 1963, a fact they've solemnly remembered each year as they've celebrated their event.
"I felt very lost when I heard he died because I thought he was a wonderful person," she said. "I just cried. I thought he was going to be the one to change the world and make it a better place for all of us to live. I've never felt the same about any other president since then."
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In my experience so far, (Halfway done with my RE6 Pro achievement) Pro is a cakewalk in 6. In RE4 there was stupid ass Ashley that was always being killed/kidnapped, causing continues. In 5, the AI never did what they needed to, especially on pro. Get hit one time on RE5 Pro, get put into fatal, ai player proceeds to keep shooting things. None of those things happen in RE6. The ai can't die at all from anything whatsoever, and when you are in fatal they drop everything to come help. Which in itself can be buffed with the field medic skill. That, and the damage is EXTREMELY lenient in RE6. And even then, there's the defense lv3 that cuts damage in half, and Breakout which makes the QTE's a joke as well. Hell I had more of a struggle playing RE4 on easy than I do on 6 on pro.
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So on the way home, they board the train. The bomb goes off and the conductor announces Shinra security is going to search the train. A woman named Aeris appears to be very nervous.
She convinces the party to hide her and they do not object. They escape the train undetected and hide in a ventilation shaft. They follow it into a small room with a lot of pipes and such. They exit and go into a subway tunnel.
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Also, will go in order I would think the party would approach each room.
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Sorry it has been a while. I have been crazy busy with so many things. Not that many people read my blog, but just in case, this is for you.
So did some MAJOR revisions on my baddies. Made them more accurate, do more damage, and have a lot more BODY/STUN (hp for the non-HERO people). Combat was WAY better. Not too challenging, but still a struggle. I am happy with how things have balanced out.
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American International Group plans to provide funding to support projects that reduce or sequester greenhouse gas emissions, through the purchase of CO2 emission offset credits, in the Xinjiang and Sichuan provinces of China.
The proposed projects will generate 310,000 metric tons of CO2 offset credits from farmers in these two provinces. This amount represents roughly one-half of the GHG emissions attributable to AIG's global operations-as determined by the company's 2006 GHG emissions inventory. AIG plans to then retire the credits as part of its environmental strategy.
"AIG's overall plan is to mitigate – through offsets, energy efficiency and purchases of renewable energy – the greenhouse gas impact of its global business operations, as well as to reduce other aspects of its environmental footprint," said AIG President and Chief Executive Officer Martin Sullivan. "We're looking forward to moving ahead quickly on these projects. They set the stage for additional environmental initiatives currently being considered in the U.S."
The Xinjiang and Sichuan projects are being developed by Environmental Defense. The projects will allow crops to be grown with lower consumption of water and fossil fuels, promote more efficient use of nitrogen fertilizers, produce biogas gas from human and agricultural wastes for cooking and lighting, and help retain water, control dust and reduce soil erosion through trees planted in desert lands.
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Young Film-makers See the Light
Date posted: 14.12.2006
Four groups of over 100 budding young film-makers from across the capital have been awarded thousands of pounds of funding. The awards are through a First Light Movies initiative to produce an array of short digital films.
First Light Movies is a nationwide organisation that helps young people, aged between five and 18, get involved in film-making. To fund projects First Light Movies distributes £1.1 million of National Lottery money, through UK Film Council funding, each year.
Young people are placed at the heart of the creative process and as a result all the ideas must come directly from the young people. They will be involved with every aspect of the production process from drawing the storyboards and writing the scripts to directing and lighting the films.
The following projects have received awards:
- Churchill Gardens Youth Club / The Cardinal Hume Centre
Award: £16,000
Inventive youngsters aged between 13 and 18, who provide care for homeless people under the age of 25, have secured funding to make two films. The young people, who are from economically deprived backgrounds, will drawn from their own experiences to produce two documentaries looking at bullying and temporary accommodation.
- The Crib Youth Club
Award: £4,000
Nine young women aged between 16 and 18 will work with the media production group, Hi8us South, to produce a comedy film charting the girls' journey from Hackney to Hampstead satirising themselves and other stereotypical views of youth culture along the way.
- Bow Youth Action UK / Swanlea School / Popular Film Academy / Ragged School Museum
Award: £20,000
Polkadotsonraindrops, who facilitate digital educational projects, are working with nearly 40 young 13 to 18-year-olds to produce four documentaries focussing on mental health issues, immigration and harsh living conditions.
- Exposure Organisation
Award: £4,000
Drawing from their own experiences, 40 young people aged between 14 and 18, will create a film that tackles the difficult subject of immigration.
The films, all made using low-cost digital equipment, could also be featured at next year's First Light Movies Awards, an annual star-studded celebration of the best in young people's film-making held in London.
Find out more on the First Light Movies website.
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Not many games grab hold of me but Enslaved really did. The characters were so damn good, great setting, a pretty damn good story and the combat was good enough for me. I even bought the DLC which I never do. I just started Castlevania and I'm already wanting to go back to Enslaved. I think if you haven't given this game a try, you really should. It's cheap as hell now and just the characters alone keeps the game flowing and interesting
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Yeah, it was in my top ten of 2010. I highly recommend it.
Pigsy's Perfect 10 was also the best DLC of 2010 in my opinion.
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Yep I enjoyed it as well. The DLC is the strawberry on the cake (mmm... strawberries...) which actually changed my views on Pigsy. I now love that fat piece of crap.
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I finally got around to playing enslaved and I have to say it was probably one of the best surprises of the year for me so far. Yeah somewhat repetitive in certain aspects but honestly what game isn't these days (Read Dead, AC2, etc). The storyline, voice acting and numerous high tension moments in the game made for a pretty effin awesome time. Brad's review of the game is on the money. Since I rented the game I bought the DLC right now before going to bed just to show my support (since I probably won't get to play it for a bit now that I have Dead Space in my hands).
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Enslaved is a fantastic game, not for everyone. Unfortunately those who weren't fans seem to bitch about it an whole lot from what I've seen.
I highly recommend it, also recommend people check out that Pigsy's Perfect 10 downloadable content.
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Just finished it today myself, and I agree the ending kind of ruined the game for me. Up till then you had well-done characters that drew you along with them through the stages. And then the end just kind of happens. And not only is it convoluted, but it also doesn't explain enough. Ugh. The combat is fun, the traversal is straightforward, but beyond that the gameplay is just kind of bland and repetitive. All you had was the story and it came to nothing.
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" The ending was borderline retarded. Ruined the whole game for me "It at least provided justification as to why I kept seeing Andy Serkis in random locations which was really confusing whenever it happened (at first I thought it was behind the scenes stuff until Monkey kept on acknowledging it). However, I can see how it might ruin someone's experience.
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I am convinced that anyone who doesn't "get" the ending to Enslaved is an idiot. I followed along with everything Serkis was saying. I got the point, the message, and why the game ends how it does. I don't understand how people could find it cryptic or confusing, or how it "comes out of nowhere".
Reminds me of how some people didn't understand the ending to The Godfather because you are shown the conclusion as opposed to being told what it is.
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Holy shit this game is amazing. Just finished it. Favorite game I've played in a long time. All the environments are absolutely massive in scale, so much stuff is always going on, and the characters are great.
I'd love to see a sequel but 1) It didn't sell well from what I've heard and 2) I don't know where they'd go story-wise.
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Valentine's Day? Pffft. I'd say fish fry love is the serious love in these here parts.
Don't believe me? One reader keeps a ranking of 41 restaurants he's visited for fish fry (he's been to more than 50 restaurants), with useful notes on almost all of them in addition to ranking them from top to bottom. Many other readers wrote affectionate tributes not only to their favorite fish fries, but to the places and people that are part and parcel of the Friday experience in Wisconsin. »Read Full Article(34)
Martin Short, his alter egos get big laughs
An evening with Martin Short at the Pabst Theater on Saturday night wasn't just an evening with Martin Short.
Ed Grimley was there, Short's famed SCTV creation, with his pants as usual pulled impossibly high up to his chest. So was Franck Eggelhoffer, Short's eccentric, difficult to understand wedding planner from "Father of the Bride." »Read Full Article
MSO blends musical vocabularies of composers, orchestrators
Listening to a piece of music by one great composer that has been orchestrated by another great composer is a bit like hearing the music through that second composer's ears.
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Jim DeVita paints portrait of Rothko in Forward Theater's 'Red'
Madison — Before becoming one of the last century's great artists, Mark Rothko thought hard about a career as an actor, and he habitually referred to his pictures as "dramas." In his Tony-winning "Red," John Logan brings that drama on stage.
Madison's Forward Theater has now brought "Red" to Wisconsin, where it opened Friday night under Laura Gordon's direction, in an 85-minute, intermission-free production featuring Jim DeVita as Rothko and Nate Burger as Ken, Rothko's young, fictionalized assistant. »Read Full Article(1)
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The move is expected next week. It will allow the cafe to expand deli seating by about 20, up from the current five, so more guests can linger over coffee and laptops if they don't wish to sit in the full-service dining room. It also will expand its lineup of prepared foods for takeout. »Read Full Blog Post


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Opinions have varied on the Philadelphia Eagles' decision to release wide receiver DeSean Jackson.
The latest player to discuss the controversial move was Eagles wide receiver Jeremy Maclin.
"I don't think you release a guy to send a message," Maclin told CSNPhilly.com. "We're not in high school anymore. I don't think you do it like that."
Maclin was pressed about whether there was a lesson in the roster shakeup.
"It's all about doing the right thing at the end of the day," Maclin said. "That's what you do. You come up, you show up to work, do the right things, be positive, things are going to work out in your favor. It all comes down to doing the right things."
Here are a few more thoughts from Maclin:
On whether the Eagles can replace Jackson's downfield speed: "We'll be fine, man. … Because I have faith in the offense and I got faith in the guys we have in the locker room. [Coach] Chip [Kelly] said it himself -- the offense isn't built around one guy. We have multiple guys that can go out there and make plays. I'm looking forward to seeing what we can do this year."
On his relationship with Jackson: "Our relationship is our relationship. It doesn't need to be shared with anybody else."
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We have a Java process which contains an embedded FTP server which I'd like to run on a RHEL5 machine. I don't want to run the process as root and I don't want clients to have to specify a port when making a connection. It seems like I should be able to configure vsftpd to listen on an alternative port (e.g. 20000) and then configure ipchains to forward all traffic on port 21 to 20000. I think specifically I need to:
- Configure vsftpd to listen on port 20000
- Configure
ip_conntrack_ftpto forward traffic from port 21 to 20000
So my initial question is does this seem like a reasonable approach?
To accomplish step 1 I've modified my vsftpd.conf to have the following line:
I can then restart vsftpd and verify it is listening on 20000 by doing the following:
> ftp tstweb1 20000
Connected to tstweb1.pulseenergy.com.
220 (vsFTPd 2.0.5)
530 Please login with USER and PASS.
530 Please login with USER and PASS.
KERBEROS_V4 rejected as an authentication type
Name (tstweb1:cclark):
And I proceed to login without issue. Step 1 complete.
As for step 2, I don't see the module loaded:
> /sbin/lsmod | grep ftp
So I try to load it with the proper port forwarding information:
> /sbin/modprobe ip_conntrack_ftp ports=21,20000
And I verify it has loaded:
> /sbin/lsmod | grep ftp
ip_conntrack_ftp 41489 0
ip_conntrack 91109 3 ip_conntrack_ftp,iptable_nat,ip_nat
But I get a connection refused when I try to use it:
> ftp tstweb1
ftp: connect: Connection refused
I know FTP is a complex protocol with active and passive modes and communication on multiple ports but I was under the impression the
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Leaders of SNAP, Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, said they have written Bishop George V. Murry of the Diocese of Youngstown about having a public discussion on the issue of abuse by clergy.
David Clohessy of St. Louis, executive director of SNAP, indicated that the request was motivated in part by an email sent last week by SNAP, noting it had discovered a former deacon and teacher at two parochial schools in the diocese had lost his teaching license.
Ernest Formichelli, who taught at Cardinal Mooney High School from 1976-2013 and St. Christine School, 1971-76, had lost his teaching license, according to September 2013 minutes of the Ohio Board of Education.
Formichelli is no longer a deacon, and the state board "revoked permanently the five-year professional high school teaching license and permanent non-tax teaching certificate" of Formichelli.
SNAP is taking issue with a statement by the Rev. John Jerek, vicar of clergy in the diocese, who said, "SNAP has been misinformed and is operating under suspicions, not facts." Father Jerek said, "Ohio law prohibits the Diocese of Youngstown from giving specifics on the employement of any individual."
SNAP wants the diocese to clear up the misinformation.
"The diocese is not aware of any person working in any diocesan organization, who has been credibly accused of abuse, and for anyone to say otherwise is untrue," read a statement released by the diocese.
"There are state privacy laws that prevent the diocese from commenting about a former employee. The diocese continues to encourage abuse victims to come forward, report abuse to civil authorities and to the diocese. We comply with civil law, church law and our own Child Protection Policy. The diocese will not engage in a town hall meeting in which unsupported charges are leveled against the diocese," the release continued.
I know why the church is being quiet. Now with Formichelli being outed, that makes 2 sex offenders at Cardinal Mooney at the same time, 1977. The other was Fr. Tom Crum, When Crum was reported to the principal, at the time it happened, the bishop just moved him to another school. The only good thing here is that Formichelli is no longer teaching.
Dear Bishop Murry:
In a hurtful move last week, regarding child sex abuse allegations against Deacon Ernest Formichelli, your vicar of clergy, Fr. John Jerek, said: SNAP has been misinformed and is operating under suspicions, not facts.
We call on you to either clarify or denounce Fr. Jerek's statement. It's defamatory to level a vague accusation against us while you hide facts that could protect children.
You have ousted Formichelli as a deacon. But you didn't tell parishioners or the public.
You no longer let Formichelli teach at schools. But you didn't tell parishioners or the public.
And even now, after Ohio's board of education has permanently revoked both of Formichelli's teaching licenses, you refuse to tell parishioners or the public what Formichelli has done to warrant these penalties.
Instead, you claim that alleged secular restrictions prevent you from giving specifics on the employment of any individual." Then why did you remove and make public the names of accused child molesting clerics like Fr. Crum and Fr. Warner, but now claim you can't make public the name of an accused teacher/deacon who worked in your diocese for years?
It insults us and your flock for you to pretend to be powerless to expose child molesting clerics. Roughly 30 U.S. bishops have posted on their websites the names of predator priests. Yet you claim you can't be honest and tell your flock that Formichelli has been ousted because of credible child sex abuse reports?
Bishop, there seem to be repeated misunderstandings between you and our group. In case after case, we see things one way, you see things another way. We make public what we know about abuse and cover up in Youngstown. And instead of being forthright, you let others speak for you through terse, carefully crafted media statements that obscure the truth.
Then we hear complaints from your flock that your comments actually confuse the situation instead of illuminate the situation.
Bishop, kids are safest when the truth is exposed and understood. So we're inviting you to call a town hall meeting to publicly discuss your handling of the child molesting clerics scandal.
The diocese did know about Fr. Crum being a molester when he was teaching at Cardinal Mooney. What did they do? Moved him to another school. What do you call that.


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Delicious! I used all the ingredients listed but left them whole which did not alter the flavour in any way. I used chicken tenders. I stirred the thyme leaves and toasted sesame seeds into the olive oil, along with a generous sprinkling of red chili flakes and a 1/3 cup lemon juice then marinated the chicken tenders for 1/2 hour. These were then pan fried til golden-crispy on the outside and juicy-tender on the inside. Served this with stirfried vegetables and a wine rice recipe found on Zaar. This was a wonderful meal enjoyed by all and I will make this regularly.
Tonight we experienced a restaurant quality meal with Chicken Skewers With Zathar served with Non- Creamy Potato Bake With Feta and Olives and a side salad. The lemon juice sprinkle over the top of the skewers is a must. Made for the Zaar Aus/NZ recipe swap #21 October 2008.
Arabian lemon and thyme chicken is one of my favorite chicken dishes since the blend of flavors just mesh together..so with the seasoning Zaatar since it really ups the flavor of bread or chicken hence making this was simply wonderful since in all its simplicity in preparing this easy skewer recipe (I already had the ready made Zaatar), the results were full of flavor with the meat cooking up nicely and tastewise were excellent that it's in one of my top skewer favorites. Thanks for sharing this, Chef fLower! Made and reviewed for Australia's Edition 4: MAKE MY RECIPE—a game of tag.
Ithoroughly enjoyed this dish though the DH thought it was bit too strong with the time. It took 25 grams of lemon time to get 15 grams of leaves. I also used over 4 chicken breasts with a total weight of 900 grams (chopped and served on skewers) and served with steam vegetables and oven baked potatoes done in alfoil. I have enough zatar left for another go. I used a mortar and pestle and maybe didn't grind enough though at the time I thought I had and it wasn't until I mixed with the oil I realized I hadn't. Made for Edition 4 - Make My Recipe - a game of tag.
Delicious! I already had some zaatar on hand so I used that rather than mix more. The lemon really brings out the flavor! Definitely a keeper! Thanks for posting.
Super chicken!!!! I used my cast iron grill pan since it was raining and cold for bbq. Its a keeper.
My comments fall suit with with chef flower this was easy to make and very tasty i dont use a lot of thyme, but i found it very good in this recipe.
I have never tasted anything with these flavors. We really liked it! I wasn't sure whether or not to measure the thyme leaves before or after I removed them from the stem. There wasn't that much marinade but it did it's job. I also thought these we quite appetizing in appearance. Thank you!


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is there any tutorial you where you can use stocks, blend them and make them look that way (almost like a painting). Nice work anyway.
I love this one. Beautifuly rendered and an amazing concept. One of a kind. I love hauntingly sad artwork
This is to interpret, great work!
this is so realistic, wonderful job
damn, this is hella nice.
i cant take my eyes off.
I felt shivers when I looked at this work at first. Great job with creating such a mood.
Definitely one of my favourites from your gallery.
Definitely one of my favourites from your gallery.
Strong message. Outstanding work, darlin.
Thank you for the stock usage, Hon.
Thank you for the stock usage, Hon.
Wow, kewl and creepy at the same time It somehow reflects your mood that day. What really sets the mood besides the girl is the gritty textures which are awesome. Good job
yea was in a bad mood that day so happy you like it hon thank you so so much
Cool, looks awesome
This is just plain amzing! I love the dark, cruching feeling it gives!
I always say an artist should always deliver a "variety of flavours" to the audience.
Now, let's see what we have here......hmmm.........hmmmmm.....uhhh.....ohhhh. I know....it's the taste off success
Now, let's see what we have here......hmmm.........hmmmmm.....uhhh.....ohhhh. I know....it's the taste off success
your sweet thank you sweety I am so happy you like it
Love this.
Fantastic Julie!! You should do dark more often.
thank you dear I have the hardest time doing dark stuff i dont know why but i will for sure try to do more of it happy you like it hon
Wow...a little scary LOL
But very good!
But very good!
Amazing! It is so unusual. Truly wonderful!
This really fabulous Julie!!! Fantastic job!
gives me goose bumps and it sure sends the message across! awesome work