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Big Ten media days arrive in just less than two weeks on July 28. But we can hardly wait for the event and the season to arrive, so we'll get you ready in the coming days by identifying three pressing questions that each league squad will face at media days, along with their possible answers.
Next up on the list is Iowa, which is bringing left tackle Brandon Scherff, defensive tackle Carl Davis and running back Mark Weisman along with coach Kirk Ferentz to talk about a program looking to compete for a title in the West Division.
1. Are the Hawkeyes legitimate contenders in the league?
No team is going to rule itself out of the race before the season even begins, so an affirmative response from the Hawkeyes should come as no surprise. But after largely spending the last few years outside of the spotlight and with relatively modest expectations, Iowa will be generating a decent amount of attention as a dark-horse pick to compete in the remodeled divisional lineup this fall. The Hawkeyes might have been undervalued for what they accomplished during an eight-win campaign in 2013, and just how strongly they make their case as potential contenders could speak volumes about how much confidence there is in Iowa City.
2. Is there a possible No. 1 draft pick anchoring the line?
Even with returning stars such as Wisconsin's Melvin Gordon and Ohio State's Braxton Miller around to headline the event, Scherff could wind up stealing the most attention in Chicago. There's already growing hype about the lofty draft projections for the senior lineman after he decided to come back for one more season with Iowa, and that decision will likely bring several questions about why he elected to put off a move to the next level. Scherff will no doubt have several chances to address that matter and his draft stock, and at the same time he might provide a useful advertisement for Ferentz and the program on the value of sticking around at Iowa.
3. Can the defense reload?
Replacing the experience of a group of linebackers with more than 100 collective starts is no small challenge. And considering the amount of production Iowa received from Christian Kirksey, Anthony Hitchens and James Morris as they combined for more than 1,000 tackles during their careers, the task only looks more daunting. Iowa thrived last season in no small part because they allowed less than 19 points per game and finished second in the Big Ten in total defense, so finding replacements for those veteran linebackers is going to be critical -- not to mention what appears to be open competition for a couple starting jobs in the secondary. Having a proven veteran up front in Davis is certainly a nice foundation, and he could provide an early assessment of the new faces around him in the lineup ahead of training camp.


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Blenheim shares soared 70p to 409p as the market settled on United News and Media as the most likely candidate to make a move. Other possibilities include Reed Elsevier, Emap or an overseas suitor, possibly from the United States.
If United did succeed with the deal it would be its first acquisition since the pounds 3bn merger between United and MAI in February. United's shares ended 19p down at 707p yesterday.
The current price values Blenheim at pounds 378m, though any formal offer is likely to be at a far higher price as it would need to be an agreed deal. A third of Blenheim's shares are held by the directors and the French group Companie Generale des Eaux. Some analysts suggested that an offer price could have to be as high as 470p per share.
After its initial statement, made to explain the sharp rise in its share price on Tuesday, Blenheim declined to comment further yesterday.
Blenheim has led a rollercoaster existence in recent years. It was one of the market's glamour stocks in the late 1980s and early 1990s when the share price hit 600p. The company's flamboyant management, led by current chairman Neville Buch, then claimed the company was recession- proof, a comment that came back to haunt them. Recent years have been littered by profits warnings and top level departures as the company ran into the downturn. More recently, however, there have been signs of improvement and analysts are forecasting profits of pounds 35m.
United News and Media is seen as the most likely predator as it is known to be keen to expand its exhibitions business. At the time of the United- MAI merger, MAI chairman Lord Hollick indicated that there was scope to expand the group's exhibitions business.
Reed and Emap have looked at Blenheim before but at much lower prices than these. Anthony de Larrinaga, media analyst at Panmure Gordon said: "The ball is in Lord Hollick's court. Either he can come in quickly with an offer or go away and pretend nothing happened."
United's exhibitions and magazines division, Miller Freeman, organised more than 200 exhibitions last year. Last year the exhibitions business recorded profits of pounds 24.6m on sales of pounds 93.6m.
It is strongest in the US while Blenheim is a major player in the UK and Europe. Blenheim organised around 200 shows in more than 62 countries last year.
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There are good days of speculating and bad days of speculating.As a completest geek who likes to have all his information canonical and intersecting, I'm constantly relying on the idea of consistency throughout storytelling. In my few years as someone who has tried thinking seriously about film and television, I've absorbed a great number of similar stories, character types, tropes and stereotypes. These things tend to play out in the same way.
I went to college for screenwriting (and if I were you, I wouldn't - writing is a skill that can be developed without student loans), and there I would occasionally complain that Star Wars made every science fiction and fantasy fan a supposed "expect" in Joseph Campbell's Hero with a Thousand Faces mono-myth and how it applies to Hollywood blockbuster filmmaking. It's not that these patterns are wrong as much as there have been entire generations since Campbell's theories really applied to Darth Vader. Sure the do, and there's "meet the goddess" points and wise wizards all over movies today, but - come on.
All of this is to say that when I wrote last week about the supposed Han Solo film and Boba Fett film being the same film, I was going off some old information and just some basic ideas of how that kind of story plays out in the Star Wars Universe. I still think it's very possible this movie has Han Solo AND Boba Fett in it, but that stuff about the Hutts? I was just making that up because the three characters have been so tied into each other since the deleted scene from A New Hope where Jabba comes to collect his debt from Han (and gets his tail stepped on by Harrison Ford). The Hutts are the gangster kings of Tatooine and they have a history with Anakin Skywalker from podrace to the early days of The Clone Wars to the fall of Jabba in Return of the Jedi.
Well, I can forward that timeline for you today: there are Hutts in The Force Awakens, we know because those Hutts have been practically built. I know there is more than one Hutt, but unsure how many exactly are going to show up. The process of constructing these Hutts began over a year ago, so you can imagine how my ears perked up when it was rumored that the Star Wars spin-off film would be "sharing assets" with The Force Awakens, despite being in different time periods. Last time I speculated this would mostly be ships and interiors, but how hard can it be to re-dress a Hutt? Reaching out to a source, I was told: "I'm sure their existence could have factored in to them being included, or the expenditure was made because it was all coordinated." In other words: if JJ wanted expensive Hutts, it might have been okay since they could be used down the line.
How these Hutts are going to pop up is still in question. There were very early reports of concept art that featured Princess Leia meeting with the Hutts. That seems about right, considering she's a Galactic politician and murdered Tatooine's last lead Hutt in cold blood whilst in a metal slave bikini. Showing Leia dealing with that political situation would be a good way to show what a powerful politician she's become.
As for the spin-off film, forward motion seems to be speeding up for Gareth Edwards' pass at the universe. It's still widely accept rumor that this movie will be about Bounty Hunters in some capacity, and we know that Gary Whitta did a first draft and has since been replaced with About A Boy scribe Chris Weitz. We think we know the first person to be cast in the film and - somewhat surprisingly given the Star Wars history of male protagonists - it's a woman.
Total Geeks reports:
According to a source close to production, the still unknown 'Star Wars' spin-off has landed Tatiana Maslany as its leading lady.
Of course, she was recently linked to the galaxy far, far away when her name emerged amongst the likes of Rooney Mara and Felicity Jones who had apparently auditioned for the part. But I was soon contacted by a trusted source, who revealed that Maslany was apparently the front-runner for the role.
Unfortunately, they didn't have any details on what that role might be… except that (as earlier reports suggested) it is apparently the leading role. But I later heard from my source again, explaining that they'd heard that Maslany had landed the role.
Maslany's work on Orphan Black goes to show that we don't even know who she would be type cast as in this movie, let alone any genuine plot hints. However, if you're going to make a movie about a bunch of Bounty Hunters, a Maslany-portrayed one could totally be the emotional center-piece. Some character that brushes shoulders with the doers and the shakers of the Rise of the Empire era.
the Star Wars Battle Pod is apparently in a select arcade near me. I've been reading a lot of books recently on the development of Disneyland and Universal Studios attractions and have been feeling sad that immersive experiences aren't being budgeted into today's culture as fast as they were in the 1990s.
Battle Pod is step in the right direction. It looks amazing. And I've played those scenes in three or four different games, I still want to give it a shot.


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Genetics and phytochemistry of Salvia divinorum, Ivan Casselman
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Impacts of the 2008 global financial crisis on securities market supervision and implications for emerging markets: regulatory perspectives, Phuong T. Duong
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Transliteracy and the Trans New Wave: independent trans cinema representation, classification, exhibition, Akkadia Ford
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Survivor Circle GrantEach year we offer two Survivor Circle grants of $8,500 to non-disease site specific cancer support organizations in the states that we visit during our annual scientific meeting. The Survivor Circle Grant program is an excellent opportunity for support organizations to advance their projects and get some recognition in the ASTRO community. ASTRO is now accepting applications for the 2017 Survivor Circle Grant. The deadline for the application is April 3, 2017. The winners will be recognized at the 2017 ASTRO Annual Meeting, September 24-27, 2017, in San Diego.
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My friend sells go cutters and let me try this cutter. I used the 2 1/2" strip cutter and fell in love!
I have a small die cutter from another company but I wish I had purchased this one first. I'm just an individual, not a shop, but I love that this cutter does long strips and large blocks. I can also use the smaller Go dies with this cutter. If you have the space for this I think this is the best great for everything cutter.
I'm so excited, I just ordered my Studio 2 Strip Cutter Starter set. I used my friends Accuquilt cutter for the first time and knew I had to have it. I can hardly wait to get it.
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When it arrived I thought I would die of excitement!! It is large and heavy, so do make sure you can have a dedicated space for it. Watching the videos the one thing I questioned was does that handle really crank that easy? YUP it sure does, from one to ten layers, it cranks just as easy. LOVE IT!! I ordered from Canada, and forgot to consider the duty charges. The machine is worth it, but it was an additional $150 (approx) that I forgot to consider. Regardless I am thrilled with my purchase It is amazing and so easy to operate.
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San Francisco Deviled Crab
|Crab meat
|12 Ounce, or frozen, thawed
|Hard cooked eggs
|2 , chopped
|Chopped parsley
|2 Teaspoon
|Minced red onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Dijon mustard
|4 Teaspoon
|Dilled yogurt sauce
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Freshly ground white pepper
|To Taste
|Vegetable seasoning
|To Taste
|Lettuce leaves
|2 (Per Serving)
|Cherry tomatoes
|2 (Per Serving)
|Lemon wedge
|1 (Per Serving)
If you are using fresh lump crab meat, pick it over for shells and cartilage.
Try not to shred the meat too finely.
If you use frozen crab legs, cut them into small pieces.
Put all the ingredients except the lettuce, tomatoes, and lemon in a bowl and mix gently so as not to shred the crab meat too finely.
For the Briefcase Lunch, line a container with the lettuce, spoon in one quarter of the crab salad, top with the tomatoes and lemon wedge, cover, and chill.
Store the remaining salad, tightly covered, in the refrigerator.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 517 Calories from Fat 143
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 16 g24.4%
Saturated Fat 4.2 g21.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 483.4 mg161.1%
Sodium 2034.5 mg84.8%
Total Carbohydrates 12 g4.2%
Dietary Fiber 2.7 g11%
Sugars 4.6 g
Protein 73 g146%
Vitamin A 63.9% Vitamin C 49.7%
Calcium 9.6% Iron 13%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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A collaborative effort between myself and fellow modeller Saleel Pathare. I'm assisting him in producing some promotional images for his modeling. Car modelling by Saleel, materials, environment and extra details by me.
3D Studio MAX - Vray - Photoshop
3D Studio MAX - Vray - Photoshop
keep it up
well done
well done
nice scene!
well done
reflections on car look awsome
well done
reflections on car look awsome
The widebody kit looks great.
Im getting a GTI next year
OMG! Excellent work! I actually own a 2006 GTI so I can realy appreciate the this design. Makes me wish I had a Widebidy Kit!!
I really would LOVE to know about those render settings, and texturing, and lighting! Everything In Fact lol
Oh,pretty car!I love it!*faves over 70 times*
You handle the Vray just like a master, but why do u use the Photoshop?
This is great work overall. The reflections on the metal and glass are superb. I have less of an issue with this 'floating tire' others are alluding to, but with the sharp, squared-off shadow of the car on the floor behind that tire. I'd imaging it would be less prominent and a bit more rounded due to the shape of the car. Also the southeast area of the front tire looks as though it's cut away or transparent as though you can see the floor behind it. If it's supposed to be a reflection of the ground off of the rubber then the rest of the tire should be shiny too, as well as the reflection should gradually blend into the rubber. (Not sure what I'm looking at there or what you intended.)
Regardless, I still it.
Regardless, I still it.
Amazing lighting!
I have my own 99 GTI 2.0T and will love it forever.
I have my own 99 GTI 2.0T and will love it forever.
like need for speed most wanted!!cool!!
its very nice what the entire light used in this project
There is a low value vray light plane behind the windows (one for each side of the bldg.), and a vray shadow casting standard spotlight off to the left shining through the windows.
I love it! Really nice!
i really love your work lol this is wicked it looks like need for speed haha good job and its not floating the shadow makes it so the tire blends in.
Front end seems a bit lifted... for rims that fill out the guards like that, you think it'll be lower, but that's only minor... love the bodywork on the golf... and the BG looks fantastic. Reminds me of a shoot on net car show, but it looks as real. How long it take to render?
nice... suppah!
The scene looks great. Although the car seems to be a bit off the ground.
Lighting is excellent too.
Great work.
Lighting is excellent too.
Great work.
I made a new theme for windows vista and I really like this picture can i use this one as a wallpaper for me theme and upload on deviantart ? pleace
I'd prefer that you included a link rather than the image itself. Feel free to use it in screenshots if you wish.
DAAAAMMNN... coooooooooooooooooool<3
I couldn't help but to stare for a couple of minutes.
It's so beautiful.
It's so beautiful.
Now, this model DOES look awesome as always, only one question: Was it intentional, that the VW logo on the frontis completely flat? :b
frickin amazing
Such an inspiration
Such an inspiration
oh magnific!!! perfect!!
awesome work. Did anyone ever say your cars are TOO shiny? maybe put a bump map in the reflect slot? Let me know how this goes. Just in interest of realism.
Great Golf
both of you are lucky to have such skill.
nice job
nice job
nice render.. love the environment, wicked textures.. but the car doesnt seem to touch the ground. look at the back wheel.
WOW! Amazing!
amazing stuff as always!
Your paint material is fookin awesome! The car isnt
amazing work... so much details, thats great.
i hate 3D Studio MAX but this is truely impressive
Amazing work as always, love the detailing! One thing though, it doesn't look 100% right where the bonnet meets the front grille, maybe put a red stripe or something there to soften the transition between bonnet and grile?
stunning render, love the envirnmnet, toughens it up no end!
excellnet detail...
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Welcome to the walkthrough for the iOS game Think Word, if you are looking for ways to make it to the next level, and to improve gaming experience as a master player, you've come to the right place. Here you will find Think Word tips, tricks and guides, as well as the opportunity to share your own discoveries to help others move on and beat the game.
If you can't find the answer to your question you are welcome to post it in the comments section below. This way others who know the answer can help you by sharing their own tips and advices.
Think Word game app is developed by Tubik and available on iTunes and Google Play. For more details on the app, check out our review.
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'Captain America: Civil War': Cast, Plot Revealed
"Captain America: Civil War" began filming in Atlanta today and Marvel revealed plot points and a cast list for the May 2016 Marvel blockbuster. It's impressive, to say the least. Here's your cast: Chris Evans -- Captain America Robert Downey Jr. -- Iron Man Scarlett Johansson -- Black Widow
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"Avengers: Age of Ultron" opens nationwide in theaters today. But there are 10 Marvel movies prior to "Ultron" that all build up to this epic movie. For the past seven years, Marvel has been building its universe to get to this point. Here's a quick rundown of all the 10 movies prior to this
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New video obtained by ABC News today captures the terror on a Georgia train trestle during the shooting of the film "Midnight Rider." The video, which doesn't include any audio, was shot by one of the cameramen as the "Midnight Rider" cast and crew filmed a dream sequence on an active train trestle
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As a retired person the entry is great value. There are great views from the battlements though there isn't a lot of the castle left after being blown up in the past. The...
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If the Well tour isn't running (it wasn't and we didn't find out till after we paid and went in) there isn't much there. The "museum" has many glass cases, 3/4 of which are completely empty. You can look at a few bits of wall, read some interpretive signs & leave. It has good views of the city but you...
As a retired person the entry is great value. There are great views from the battlements though there isn't a lot of the castle left after being blown up in the past. The underground visit is interesting (and cool when hot outside). You go down tunnels built to try to intercept people from the town who were digging under the...
The remains of the castle is on a hill overlooking the city. It is a bit of a hike up there on a hot day but good views over the city. Not an enormous amount of the castle left other than the walls as the French blew it up during the Napolionic Wars. They have made a good go at...
Located in the historic centre of Burgos, the Castillo and Cathedral form the major historic sites of this city. They are both well preserved and it is possible to walk around to view the various historic items. Many of the information signs are in English as well as Spanish.
Visited again recently. Although a ruin it is an interesting castle that offers great views over Burgos and the surrounding area.
First, please note that "Castillo" here means fort, rather than "castle".
Visiting the Castillo is the best way to learn about the fascinating history of this important city. The Castillo was established during the Spanish war to reconquer the peninsula from the Moors as part of an effort to repopulate this newly reconquered territory with Christians. The city of Burgos...
The castle itself is quite average, usual Spanish reconstructed castle with good walkways around giving great views of the town.
However if you pay a higher entry fee (€3.70 rather than €2) you get to go on a guided walk underground. The castle has an enormously deep well, and underground passages were dug to clean / protect the well.
A very steep walk up to the Castle from Burgos,time for a rest reaching the view point
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It is certainly not worth visting Burgos for the castle or the view, but if you want to walk off a long slow walk round the cathedral with the audio tour, then do walk up to the Mirador. At least it is free.
You realise how enclosed by countryside Burgos is. I only took one photograph and I will attach...
Although only ruins remain what is there gives a could impression of what the original structure must been like, assisted by some clever computer drawings to complete the picture. Didn't have time for the galleries and well, but the drawings, live cameras and video walk-through suggest it would be worth the effort another time. Fantastic 360 views of Burgos and...
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Dear Wynberg Family We are all aware of recent reported events at Western Cape schools in the news of late. While WBHS is proud of how far we've travelled as an institution representative of our diverse cultural & religious community, we'd be naĂŻve to believe we've come far enough. We are in uncharted territory and are […]read more
Saturday 17 September 2016 sees Wynberg Boys' High School's 1st XI Soccer side competing in the Bergvliet High School KIA Cup. Wynberg, in Pool A will play 3 matches before entering into the play-off stage of the event. Our best wishes to our Tournament Squad for an exciting day of competition, rivalry, and friendship! 1 Zubair […]read more
The Story Behind the Socks Two young friends decided to explore the World. When it came time for one of them to return home, they decided they needed something to represent their friendship, the memories they had made and their shared passion for adventures to come. They remembered a story that had been told – […]read more
Friday 2 September 2016: The back parking area at Wynberg Boys' High School has seen its fill of trucks in the last thirty days – the fire engines and emergency services of that catastrophic Thursday morning were replaced by the delivery flatbeds with the new roof trusses, then the crane to lift the new roofing […]read more
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Notes from the Perimeter: Vampirism & Sun Spots
I'm not ordinarily in such moods, but events conspired today as all kinds of oddities descended as though from the Heavens, spinning my orbit if ever so slightly and sending my mind Reeling as if going spool spool spool would set things straight.
It began walking the dog, she of Stout Heart and Feeble Self-Control, near the Southern Fortress, congratulating myself for living in such a place of balmy sunshine and the occasional mudslide and earth rupture. I listened intently to a biography of Jim Morrison on audio book, hearing of Venice Beach lore and the combining of artistic fortunes and future synergistic Glories. Looking to my left I witnessed several people running toward me on the other side of the road. On a narrow sidewalk a dog (of unknown Stoutness and Self-Control) raced, pulling a young man with flowing blonde locks as though on land-based water skis. He was seated on some kind of office chair, whooping and screaming, throwing his arm in a big lasso maneuver as though a Rodeo King of the Old West.
I kept on, minding my own business as best as possible, though I knew strange things were afoot. Upon my return home, I settled in for a brief respite and lunch in front of my treasured DVD player. To my surprise, it was broken: Check Disc Error. Error indeed.
I entered my office, content to throw on my iPod, Genius invention and savior during many recent slides into boredom and torment. It too was broken.
Sun spots. It must be sun spots. Or misfortune entire.
But that's not all, is it? Vampires seem to be roaming the streets now, perhaps in reaction to Joss Whedon's rude yet recent yanking off the national airwaves.
"All I've heard is that there's a fellow who is going round attacking people like a dog and biting them," said Josephine McNally, who works at the Old Barley Mow pub in Ward End. "It does put the wind up you."
Wind, indeed.
Then the spate of the bizarre broke to the good, the winds changing as it were, as I heard from three potential employers that would, in theory, pull me away from my novel (waiting and begging to be finished) and pay off important and possibly vital debts, both of the Soul and the Material.
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Two Men Settle With The SEC For Allegedly Listening To Their Wives
What's more material and non-public than overheard conversations between husband and wife.
A healthy marital relationship is built on a foundation of communication and trust. One that ends in settlements over insider trading charges is allegedly built on communication and a violation of trust.
The Securities and Exchange Commission reached settlements with two men in the Bay Area, Tyrone Hawk and Ching Hwa Chen, over charges that they overheard work calls made by their wives and then traded on the information.
The SEC says that Hawk overheard calls his wife, who worked at Oracle, made where she mentioned the company's plan to buy Acme Packet, a hardware company. Oracle announced its $1.7 billion acqusition in February of last year for $29.25 a share, 22% more than Acme Packet's stock price of $23.93. According to the SEC's complaint, Hawk's wife told him that "there was a blackout window for trading Oracle securities because Oracle was in the process of acquiring another company."
The SEC's legalistic language describes a subsequent major violation of marital trust: "Despite his wife's admonitions about trading, Hawk misappropriated this information for his own benefit by purchasing over $600,000 worth of Acme Packet shares over the next two weeks." Hawk's wife had been working on due dilligence for Oracle, according to the complaint.
The SEC says Hawk made $151,480 after selling off his Acme Packet stake. Hawk settled the charges without admitting or denying the SEC's claims for more than $300,000. "Hawk also knew, or was reckless in not knowing, that he violated the duty of trust and confidence owed to his wife by trading in Acme Packet securities on the basis of material nonpublic information he misappropriated from her," the SEC claims.
The second case originated from a summer drive from San Jose to Reno for a short vacation, the SEC says. In this case, the SEC claims that Ching Hwa Chen had overheard the calls his wife, a finance official at the software company Informatica, made and noticed "her unusual work schedule" in June of 2012.
The SEC says that Chen's wife was working overtime because Informatica was preparing to disclose that it would miss its revenue guidance for the first time in more than 7 years. She was working so much that she was making business calls on he way to Reno, but "normally, when Chen's wife took a vacation day, she did not work," the complaint says. But this trip was different: "Chen's wife spent almost the entirety of the approximately four hour drive on business phone calls to finalize Informatica's quarterly financial results. Chen drove and overheard the substance of those calls."
The SEC says that Chen, despite being told by his wife not to trade, made a short bet on Informatica and bought options that would pay off if the price went down, which it did by 27% a few days later, for profits of $138,068.
"Chen knew, or was reckless in not knowing, that he violated the duty of trust and confidence owed to his wife by trading in Informatica securities on the basis of material nonpublic information he learned from her and her behavior," the complaint says. Chen settled with the SEC for $280,000 and did not admit or deny the charges.
Last year, the SEC charged a former Dow Chemical executive of leaking information he learned from his live-in girlfriend to a broker and his friend from high school.
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I have been keeping up with cases overseas, mostly in the United States, where people's religious freedom has been infringed because they do not wish to participate in a same-sex "wedding". Photographers, bakers, venue hosts and others have been sued because they will not provide their services, which they provide to heterosexual couples, to a same-sex couple, as it goes against their religious beliefs.
Now, the debate has made it to New Zealand. A function centre in Lyttleton (near Christchurch) has changed their policy on hosting same-sex weddings after a complaint was filed with the Human Rights Commission. The news article can be viewed here. I should note that the business is not explicity Christian but according to the article it does have an "evangelical Christian background".
Under the Human Rights act of New Zealand, it is forbidden to discriminate against potential customers, meaning that if you allow straight couples to hire it for a wedding, you must also allow homosexual couples to hire it.
When the same-sex "marriage" bill was being pushed through Parliament, the Select Committee charged with the bill said the following: "It is our intention that the passage of this bill should not impact negatively upon people's religious freedoms… The bill seeks to extend the legal right to marry to same-sex couples; it does not seek to interfere with people's religious freedoms.'"
While marriage celebrants are exempt from performing marriages that contravene their religious beliefs, such freedom apparently doesn't seem to extend to those in the wedding industry. It would have been interesting to see what would have happened if the function centre had not changed its views. Or what would happen in a similar situation when Christian business owners are put in the same situation.
What people don't get is that Christian business owners who refuse to offer their services for a same-sex "wedding" are not discriminating against homosexuals. They are objecting to taking part in a same-sex so-called "wedding". I'm sure that the wedding photographers in the United States, for instance, would have no problem taking a graduation photo of a homosexual. They just object to taking part in a ceremony that they goes against their beliefs.
For an analysis of the event from a conservative viewpoint, see lobby group Family First New Zealand's take.
Let's hope we don't get to the point that it has gotten to in Canada and parts of the US where people are facing repercussions for voicing their objections to same-sex "marriage". Pray that we Christians in New Zealand will still have our religious freedom.
Note: I personally have nothing against homosexuals. I don't hate them. But I do believe that what they are doing is sinful, just like I believe that a heterosexual couple who aren't married but are having sex are sinning. Therefore I want them all to come to Jesus and place their trust in Him for the forgiveness of their sins.


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nice post. thanks.
If he is not practicing Taqiyya and was born Muslim (& that is not in contention), why aren't they targeting him with death for leaving the Muslim faith? Your saying tht O is saying he is Christian cause he believes the Back Liberation Theology teachings but those teachings are not those of Christianity? I was taught unless you receive Jesus Christ as God's Son & your savior you are not a Christian. So in effect he is lying when he saying he is Christian whether or not he is practicing Taqiyya.
Listened to as much as I could stomach of James Cone who is definitely a racist. I got impression he created a new theology himself mixing Christianity with his beliefs. So he thinks he is God? If Black Supremacy is OK and White Supremacy is not isn't that saying it is okay to be black and a racist but not white and a racist? Guess I am too uneducated and to stupid to get this.
As always you are clear, concise and to the point. I still (cause I am Irish and Polish and a Scorpio) am holding on to the idea he is a Muslim who is lying about his faith. I believe he is trying to destroy America to further his and his father's and both O's friends and his friends Marxist beliefs. They got the Kenyan so called Constitution passed. Wasn't that one of his father's goals when he was alive? Also since I am Christian, guess I don't want him professing to be of MY faith while touting partial birth abortion, socialist policies, the killing of those by nontreatment whom he feels can't give back to society anymore even after they may have spent their entire lives doing so etc. Question: what happens when he reaches that stage in his life? We all grow old.
Very interesting posting of entire interview w/Fal Sani but I found many devious O statements. O is not being truthful in my opionion. Interview actually solidifies my belief that he is a Muslim practicing Taqiyya; a lie spoken in the greater interest of Islam. Dances around what Jesus means to him. Never says he is Son of God; calls him "historical figure" & "a wonderful teacher." This is not Christianity. I thank you for this article as it contained information I had not previously known. Your incomparable ability to seek out facts and present them in an entertaining and informative way is without equal. Looking forward to many more articles from you.
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NEW JERSEY—Jose Cruz, senior managing director of Holliday Fenoglio Fowler LP's New Jersey office will be honored at the Hebrew Academy for Special Children's (HASC) annual dinner later this month.
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TB 1.6a1-1028, Win2K
With the patches for bug 268746 and bug 204350, it is now possible to use the
Reply, Forward and Edit As New commands in a message window that's displaying a
.EML file or a message/rfc822 attachment.
However, if the Subject or From headers have been MIME-encoded, replying to such a message mangles the Subject and To headers in the new composition. (However, CC: and To: headers are copied correctly, in the case of a Reply All.) The exception seems to be if the header is tagged as ISO-8859-1 and/or all its contents fit in ISO-8859-1.
This appears to be true regardless of the encoding used by the message itself
or for the new message composition -- whether or not either or both are the same encoding as the header in question, the resultant header is wrong.
Test message forthcoming.
Created attachment 201291 [details]
Message with MIME-encoded headers
Steps to reproduce:
1) Save this attachment to disk.
2) Open it from Thunderbird (or Seamonkey) using File|Open
3) In the message window, click Reply All
Actual results:
To: field (originally Big5) and Subject: field (Windows-1255) are gibberish;
CC: fields are OK.
Expected results:
Characters copied over as displayed in initial message.
This message can be further tweaked by changing its charset, and the charset used for the reply can be tweaked in Options/Preferences. I haven't found a combination that preserves either the To: or Subject: header text.
On linux the reply subject becomes only "Re: ". (Tried todays tb2.0 build)
*** Bug 437307 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 341712 [details]
utf-8 QP encoded From; utf-8 body has problem
This is another manifestation of what appears to be this bug in T'Bird 126.96.36.199. This simple .eml file has a From: header which is utf-8 quoted-printable encoded and a message body which is utf-8 encoded. When t2.eml is opened in T'Bird, the From and message body display properly, but upon Reply, the To: and ...wrote: in the composition window are garbled.
Created attachment 341714 [details]
utf-8 QP encoded From; iso-8859-1 body - no problem
This message is identical to the attached t2.eml except that the body is iso-8859-1 encoded instead of utf-8 encoded. This message doesn't exhibit the problem.
reply using TB trunk
To: field looks good
subject jibberish
I see that as well.
Mark Sapiro's problem (a different bug) also WFM in trunk.
*** Bug 485800 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 588589 [details] [diff] [review]
Proposed fix
nsDummyMsgHeader in mail/base/content/msgHdrViewOverlay.js stores 'subject' as decoded text. So decoding the subject in nsMsgCompose::CreateMessage is not needed.
I will post a test for this issue later.
Created attachment 588809 [details] [diff] [review]
The test
The subject in the test is '∀a∊A'.
Comment on attachment 588809 [details] [diff] [review]
The test
thx very much for the patch, r=me, but a couple nits:
+ * Test that MIME encoded subject is decoded when replying an opened .eml.
+ */
+function test_replay_eml_subject() {
typo: should be reply_eml_subject, not replay
and the comment should be
"when replying to an opened .eml file"
Comment on attachment 588589 [details] [diff] [review]
Proposed fix
thx for the patch and test!
Created attachment 597581 [details] [diff] [review]
Revised test
carrying over review+.


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Vacuum Relief / Anti-siphon Valves Industrial Valves Datasheets
from Air Logic
The V-5700 and V-5800 Series Vacuum Piloted 3-Way Valve has an adjustable vacuum pilot setpoint; the sensing vacuum range is 1 to 28" Hg. Maximum signal pressure is 29.9" Hg. [See More]
- Valve Type: AntiSiphon
- Media: Air; CompressedAir
- Primary Material: Polysulfone
- Valve Size: 0.06 to 0.12
from Beswick Engineering Co., Inc.
Description: The VRV functions very much like a single stage pressure regulator, except this modified design allows the user to set the outlet pressure below atmospheric pressure. The VRV would be placed in between a vacuum line and a positive pressure source. When the vacuum source downstream draws... [See More]
- Valve Type: Diaphragm; AntiSiphon
- Media: Air
- Primary Material: StainlessSteel
- Number of Ports: 2
from Check-All Valve Mfg. Co.
The Bushing Valve is a check valve with a standard bushing housing. The valve is adaptable to many types of service applications. It has very little restriction and produces a low pressure drop. It can be used quite effectively in systems where flow and pressure drop are critical by the use of a... [See More]
- Valve Type: Directional; Metal Seated (optional feature); Lift Check; BackFlow; Check; Poppet; Relief; AntiSiphon; Bushing Valve
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- Primary Material: BrassBronze; StainlessSteel; Steel; Exotic Metal; Alloy 20, Alloy C-276, Titanium
- Valve Size: 0.50
from DFT Inc.
DFT ® Vacuum Breakers provide effective protection against collapse of pressure vessels, tanks and rolls. They prevent condensate "back-up" when equipment is shut down or inlet steam is reduced by modulating control valves. In piping systems, DFT ® Vacuum Breakers are used to break siphons,... [See More]
- Valve Type: Metal Seated; Lift Check; Check; AntiSiphon
- Media: Water; HotWater; ColdWater ; GroundWater; PotableWater; SaltWater; Wastewater; Gas; Gasoline or Diesel Fuel; HighPurity; LP Gas; NaturalGas; SourGas; SpecialtyCorrosive; Hydraulic; Air; Breathable; CompressedAir
- Primary Material: StainlessSteel
- Valve Size: 1.00 to 4.00
from KADANT
Kadant Johnson vacuum breakers provide a simple, dependable way to relieve unwanted vacuum which may develop in a closed vessel or pipeline. They can be used to prevent contamination from back siphonage in fluid handling systems, and to protect equipment against collapse or implosion. They combine... [See More]
- Valve Type: AntiSiphon
- Maximum Pressure: 300.00
- Valve Size: 0.38 to 1.50
- Number of Ports: 2
from Leybold USA Inc.
Vacuum technology puts great demands on the functioning and reliability of the valves. The demands are fulfilled only if correct shut-off devices are installed for each application, depending on the method of construction, method of operation, and size. Moreover, in the construction and operation of... [See More]
- Valve Type: AntiSiphon
- Media: Gas
- Primary Material: Aluminum
- Actuation: Electric
from Plast-O-Matic Valves, Inc.
Series RVDT/RVDTM is a universal automatic backpressure control valve for pressure relief, pump backpressure, pump bypass, anti-siphon, and backpressure regulator applications. Thermoplastic or Metal Valves designed for smooth, sensitive operation and the ultimate in corrosion resistance or... [See More]
- Valve Type: Relief; AntiSiphon
- Media: Water; Ultra-Pure Water, Conc. Etchants
- Primary Material: CPVC
- Valve Size: 0.25
from Watts
Brass Hose Bibb Boiler Drains. Series HB-1 Brass Hose Bibb Boiler Drains are for use in commercial and residential hydronic heating systems. It consists of a brass body construction with 1/2 in. I.P. male x 3/4 in. (15 x 20mm) hose thread connection, or 1/2 in. Nom. copper x 3/4 in. (15 x 20mm) hose... [See More]
- Valve Type: Drain; BackFlow; AntiSiphon
- Media: Water; HotWater; ColdWater
- Primary Material: BrassBronze
- Valve Size: 0.50 to 0.75
from WEH Technologies Inc.
Vacuum pressure relief module for vacuum pump protection. The vacuum pressure relief module is used to protect the vacuum pump from excess pressure. Even in cases of rapid pressure rises (up to 4,350 psi) the vacuum pressure relief module protects the vacuum pump and its peripherals effectively. If... [See More]
- Valve Type: Relief; AntiSiphon
- Media: Gas; HighPurity; Air
- Primary Material: Aluminum; BrassBronze; StainlessSteel
- Valve Size: 0.47
from Ames Fire & Waterworks
Series ASCV Anti-Siphon/Chemigation Check Valves are used to prevent backflow of mixtures of water and chemicals into the water supply. The spring swing silent check valve is extremely efficient. Series ASCV also features a built in vacuum breaker to provide air release and vacuum relief when flow... [See More]
- Valve Type: Check; AntiSiphon
- Media: Water; HotWater; ColdWater ; PotableWater
- Primary Material: Steel
- Valve Size: 3.00 to 12.00
from AVK International A/S
AVK combination air valves combine an air & vacuum orifice and an automatic air release orifice in a single body. The innovative design with a large air gap between liquid and sealing system ensures a reliable function even whenused with aggressive liquids and liquids with solid particles. The... [See More]
- Valve Type: AntiSiphon
- Media: Wastewater; Air
- Primary Material: DuctileIron; StainlessSteel (optional feature)
- Valve Size: 3.00 to 8.00
from Cole-Parmer
Relief valve [See More]
- Valve Type: AntiSiphon
from Flomatic Corporation
Air Release Valves, or Air Relief Valve function to release air pockets that collect at each high point of a full pressured pipeline. An air release valve can open against internal pressure, because the internal lever mechanism multiplies the float force to be greater than the internal pressure. [See More]
- Valve Type: AntiSiphon
- Valve Size: 0.38 to 4.00
- Media: Air
- Maximum Pressure: 250.00
from Hansen Technologies Corporation
EZ-SRV valves protect refrigeration pressure vessels and other refrigeration system components from excessive pressure. If an abnormally high pressure occurs, the cartridge pressure-relief valve will open to relieve the excess pressure, preventing potential damage to equipment and injury to... [See More]
- Valve Type: AntiSiphon
from Ideal Valve Inc.
For extremely precise control of larger flows, very precise repeatability [See More]
- Valve Type: ControlValve; Cryogenic; Metal Seated; Metering; Mixing; Needle; Sampling; ShutOff; AntiSiphon
- Media: Water; Gas; Hydraulic; Air
- Primary Material: BrassBronze
- Valve Size: 0.38
from Swagelok Company
SS High-Pressure Proportional Relief Valve, 1/4 in. Swagelok Tube Fitting [See More]
- Valve Type: AntiSiphon
- Valve Size: 0.25
- Primary Material: StainlessSteel
- Number of Ports: 2 to ?


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