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Author Kent Weeks will visit the College on Tuesday, October 2,
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Africa University in Zimbabwe for more than twenty years.
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A LAMBORGHINI-driving businessman, Justin Kennedy Lewis, was told by Eddie Obeid's sons to buy a farm in the Bylong Valley in 2008 because he would be able to resell it to a mining company at four times what he paid, the corruption inquiry has been told.
In November that year, Mr Lewis executed contracts to buy the $3.5 million Coggan Creek farm which compelled him to pass 30 per cent of whatever profit he made, when he sold it, back to the Obeid family.
The Independent Commission Against Corruption is investigating the Obeid family's purchase of a neighbouring farm in 2007 and allegations a subsequent mining tender that produced millions of dollars of profits for the family was engineered by Eddie Obeid and former minister Ian Macdonald.
Mr Lewis claimed part of his motivation in buying the property was to run it as a farm. But under questioning from counsel assisting the inquiry, Geoffrey Watson, SC, he said he had not bought a single cow, nor any feed, nor any farming equipment.
Of farming in general, Mr Lewis said: ''To my way of thinking, how hard could it be?''
He prompted laughter when he was asked about the kind of cattle he wanted to run on his property. The kind that ''walk around and eat grass'', he said.
In 2010 he responded to questions from the Herald journalist Anne Davies in an email, and claimed that at the time he bought Coggan Creek he didn't know there was coal in the area.
''What you said to Ms Davies was untrue,'' Mr Watson said.
''Correct. That's bullshit,'' Mr Lewis said.
''There's a few truths in there, and a couple of lies as well.''
Not only was he aware there was coal in the area, the agreements he had signed in November 2008 talked expressly of the profits that would be triggered if a mining company won a bid for a licence over the area.
These deeds meant Mr Lewis expected to split a $10 million profit with the Obeids. When asked why he had agreed to give the Obeids 30 per cent of the profit, he replied: ''If they made me a whole bunch of money, I'd be happy to give them an earn.''
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When Mr Lewis received Davies's questions, he discussed with the Obeid sons how to reply, he told the inquiry, taking the email straight to the Obeids' business headquarters at Birkenhead Point.
''My vote was to not even reply,'' Mr Lewis said. But the Obeids overruled him, instructing Mr Lewis to lie to the journalist, he said.
Davies said when she rang Eddie Obeid in 2010 while researching her article, he said if he had known there was going to be an exploration licence over his property in Bylong, ''I wouldn't have bought it''.
His son Moses told Davies the family was intending to ''fight off'' the potential coalminers.
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By John Boyle Herald Columnist
So, what'd I miss?
As you may have noticed, I've been away for a few weeks, and when you're taking time off to get married, then spending a couple of weeks in Thailand on a honeymoon, you tend to lose track of what's happening in the world of sports. Sure, I'd take a few minutes every couple of days to see what was going on back home. But for somebody who is usually checking his phone and/or Twitter at every waking hour, it took some getting used to being so disconnected for so long.
It was also a good thing. As it turns out, I was OK not knowing for a day who won game seven of the NBA finals. It was odd at first to not have a cell phone for two-plus weeks, but it was also refreshing to simply enjoy a day on the beach not only unaware of the latest Mariners roster move, but also the time. Was it two in the afternoon? Four? Didn't really matter. So if you get a chance, disconnect for a while, for a week, a day, even a few hours, whatever your life allows.
Yet as good as it was to get away for a bit, I also discovered that it's pretty tough to fully escape reminders of sports back home.
In Bangkok, a guy from Toronto was wearing an R.A. Dickey jersey. When he found out I was from Seattle, he told me how much Blue Jays fans love former Mariner Munenori Kawasaki. In a restaurant in Chiang Mai, all three cities in MLS's Cascadia rivalry were represented in couples from Seattle, Portland and Vancouver. And speaking of soccer, I was shocked to see two MLS games on TV in Thailand, games between the Galaxy and Chivas USA, and New York and Houston. At the Saturday night market in Chiang Mai, I could have sworn I saw a guy in a Mariners hat, but he was just a bit too far away in the crowd to be certain.
And speaking of the Mariners, plenty of changes happened while I wasn't looking, including the promotion of Brad Miller, the return of Dustin Ackley, now as an outfielder and the discovery of the fountain of youth by Raul Ibanez.
The Seahawks, meanwhile, made little news. And if you've been paying any attention to what's going on with former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez (now that was a startling headline to come across on a Thai news station), you know that no news is good news for NFL teams this time of year.
The Sounders lost 2-0, won 2-0, and made a mess of things with a change in security procedures.
I left town to reports of the NHL possibly coming to Seattle, and returned to news that for the second time this year, Seattle was leverage for another city, not home to a relocating franchise.
Locally, the Silvertips hired a new coach, Kevin Constantine, who was their old coach. The Stealth decided to move to Canada. The AquaSox welcomed a Mariners first-round pick, D.J. Peterson, who hopes to follow the lead of last year's first-round pick, Mike Zunino, who debuted with Everett and is now the Mariners' starting catcher.
So what'd I miss? Quite a bit, but that's OK.
Yes, it would have been fun to see that amazing finish to game seven of the NBA finals, or to have watched Justin Rose win the US Open. But it also was refreshing to get away, to spend a day at the pool with a cold Singha and a good book, or to ride an elephant, or to rent a bike and explore an island.
So if you can, even for a day, get away from the phone, from Twitter and Facebook. You won't be the first to know what's going on in the world, but you might just have a darn good time. Besides, just how many Mariners losses do you need to follow this summer?
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Joi Weaver shares some thoughts on why you should consider writing a novel next month–and why you should be excited about space travel:
It's always tempting, when talking of influencing culture, to buy into the "magic bullet" theory, the idea that a single cultural item will change the course of the society. "Oh," we might say, "if only someone would make the perfect movie about space exploration, or write the perfect novel, or create the perfect painting, then everyone would understand!"
Of course, these "magic bullets" never actually work. You may get millions to see a movie like Apollo 13, but only a small percentage will become fans of space exploration because of it. Books like Roving Mars will convince a few of the need for further exploration, but only a few.
Influencing culture turns out to be more like creating a stalagmite than hitting a target. Trillions of drops of water, over thousands of years, slowly form a beautiful, lasting pillar inside a cave. In the same way, thousands of stories, in every medium, over decades and centuries, will slowly build up an idea in a culture, the picture of space as our playground, our backyard, our home.
The stories that will inspire the human race to reach for the stars cannot come only from the experts and the big-budget movie makers. The stories that will change the world have to come from us, the stories we tell our friends and neighbors as we point out the ISS in the night sky, the stories we dream up as teenagers and scribble into notebooks in college.
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Carolina is coming off a 35-25 win over Vanderbilt on Saturday night. The Gamecocks will have next week off before traveling to Orlando to face UCF on Saturday, September 28. UCF (3-0) is receiving votes in both polls this week following its 34-31 win at Penn State on Saturday.
Alabama (2-0) continues to lead both polls with all but one of the first-place votes. Oregon (3-0) received the other first place vote and is ranked second in both polls. Ohio State, Clemson and Stanford round out the top five in both polls.
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He his still more up then you in Mtl city annd He only visit us once in a while
some people in here just dont exposed there real name out here just because you bunch off toyz dont worth it...talk shit talk shit that's all you do Ho no I,M sorry you also post every single shit you pull out on the street Do you realy think this will make you shine?? wath ever sweety YOU FUCK'N SUCK and every one seems to agree with it!!!
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Sweet... Please post some more pathetic surfing as soon as you have video evidence... The only thing I find more annoying than watching the helmet guy surf with zero style is your ridiculously obnoxious responses.
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Regarding 'obnoxious' responses: I have been subject to abuse on this thread but have responded politely and calmly... any perceived obnoxious behaviour is simply due to the pain of receiving ideas which your mindset tries to reject rather than due to the content itself... in other words look to yourself.
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A performance review of a Stuart board from RR, ridden in moderate surf in Hawaii in 2008:
"For Hawaii, you don't need that much rocker. Maybe some nose lift to keep from pearling, but the extreme rocker didn't fit in the curve of the wave and just seemed to slow it down. While the soft rails in the nose are very forgiving, to extend it all the way to the tail makes if feel like an old '60's tanker. I would add some rovings and build up an edge in the tail so that you get some release off the tail. As of now, with the soft rolled rail in the tail, the water wraps over the rail and that combined with the extreme tail lift, just makes it slow down. There is simply no release in the tail. The fin as mentioned above is more area than necessary for the tail width and just tends to create additional drag. Template wise, I would of moved the wide point forward to allow more tail rail, which would of improved the "run" aspect of the board, as now with the curve in the back, it just cuts down what "turning" radius there is. The rocker is way too extreme and you could cut off two feet of nose and it would not hamper the performance of the board in any way. This particular board, as mentioned was fun to ride. The only problem is that I had to make it work. It didn't make it easy for me. I doubt I would want to take it out in anything much hollower than what I had it in, since as I mentioned above, there was no way I could get any drive off the bottom. On a big facy wave it would be fun, but the idea of taking this out to Pipeline would be a scary thought in my opinion."


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@TheGamesArtist Do you stretch your own canvasses? I found that it made a big difference. The shop bought canvasses are a lighter weight and they have a waxy titanium coating on the surface which affects the way that the paint adheres to it. I either buy the stretchers and build the frame myself, or take the canvas off a pre-built frame and put my own on. It's a much nicer ground to work with and you have control over the weight of the canvas, how taught it is, etc.
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Scotty McCreery is the latest country star to hook up with the cast of "Duck Dynasty." CountryWeekly.com says the former "American Idol" winner recently traveled to West Monroe, Louisiana for Sadie Robertson's 16th birthday party, and gave a special performance at the event.
His set included his latest single, "See You Tonight," while he welcomed Sadie's dad Willie and her brother John Luke to join him in a rendition of "Man of Constant Sorrow."
At the CMA Music Festival earlier this month, Scotty mentioned that he knew Sadie. He explained that he met her through Twitter, recalling that he invited her to see him perform at the Grand Ole Opry after noticing her tweet about being in Nashville. Scotty said they've continued to stay in touch via Twitter.
Great time out at @sadierob's bday party! Thanks for letting me come sing.. They really know how to have a good time down in west monroe— Scotty McCreery (@ScottyMcCreery) June 18, 2013
This boy made my birthday the best day of my life! So thankful that he came down for my party! 😊 @ScottyMcCreery pic.twitter.com/wIBIXfJXVU— Sadie Robertson (@sadierob) June 18, 2013
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Ach Samsung will respond with a new ad taking the piss out of apple for being secure, that'll help sort the problem! Although we could have hoped for a issue like this for iPhones might of been able to use it for a jailbreak
Blackberry 10 will be the most safe.
Back to the actual topic, I think the user should have contacted Android company directly, opposed to leaking the information on a public forum. It would have given hackers a less chance of actually finding it, where as now, the guy on the android forums basically gave them the location and a guide.
iOS and Android aren't necessarily more vulnerable than BB, it's just that they are more popular. If a hacker is faced with spending countless hours developing malware for a particular phone OS and searching for vulnerabilities then they will be focussing on the OS's with the most users - simple logic really.


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Can't see the attachment either. Could really use a nice compilation document
Can't see the attachment either. Could really use a nice compilation document
While we are waiting I will host it on my site for you guys.
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Thank you! Hosting the file for those of us who have been waiting for it is much appreciated!
If that is the case and it has now gone permanent, it may be a good idea to update the guide to point to new locations or include code etc. directly.
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Still not underestimating the power...
There is no such thing as bad information - There is truth in the data, so you sift it all, even the crap stuff.
Works fine for me. Thanks a lot
Down for everyone or just me?
If it's down you can try and access the data with google's cache.
i have some questions about point 8 and 8.1 / 8.2
i cant get hydra/xhydra get work properly to crack my password of my router (fritz box sl wlan)
can any1 give me some advices about how i find out the necessary information from my routers frame code
great job master!!
I have a question: did I just over look the file or are we still waiting for it to be posted?
Thanks, Josh