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Congressman Greg Walden (R-Ore.) today testified in front of the House Committee on Natural Resources, laying out the effect of federal land management policy on the West. The hearing was convened to gather testimony from experts on challenges facing western communities.
As chairman of the Subcommittee on Forests and Forest Health in the 109th Congress, Walden led the effort for responsible forest management following catastrophic events like forest fires. Today he told the committee, "Let us not defend a system that is so complicated that it takes three times longer to remove a burned, dead tree than to rebuild the Pentagon."
"Yes, the West is changing, not just because of changing demographics, but largely as a result of federal policies and judicial decisions which keep our forest and rangeland professionals from managing forests," Walden said. "Healthy communities, healthy forests and healthy rangelands go hand in hand. If we are to see broad and long-term stewardship success, Congress must step up to the plate and pass laws to allow for thoughtful, quick, and active stewardship of our federal lands."
Walden also requested that Natural Resources Committee Chairman Nick Rahall (D-WV) give the "earliest possible consideration" to H.R. 17, the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act (county payments). Walden and Congressman Peter DeFazio sent a letter to Chairman Rahall on January 26, asking that the committee consider H.R. 17 as quickly as possible. The Natural Resources Committee is one of two House committees with jurisdiction over the legislation.
"Before I get into my prepared remarks, I would be remiss if I didn't make the top of the agenda the need to ask for your earliest consideration on a hearing and action on H.R. 17 of which you (Chairman Rahall) are a sponsor, which you were last year," Walden told the committee today. "Counties in much of the West are suffering dramatic cuts in their budgets right now, teachers are being given pink slips, and libraries are going to close in the most populous county in my district in April if we don't act in this Congress to keep a promise that has been made to these counties since Theodore Roosevelt basically created the forest reserves 100 years ago. So I would encourage earliest possible consideration in this committee as we did in 2005 to move that legislation forward."
Walden's submitted testimony is below:
Chairman Rahall, Mr. Young and Members of the Committee, I appreciate the opportunity to testify here today on The Evolving West - a subject involving vast and innumerable issues. Hopefully today I can shed some light on at least a few of them.
The fact that the West is changing is not a new revelation. Changing technologies, economies, and demographics have always affected the social, political and even natural landscape. In some cases these changes are beneficial to the environment and the human condition; in some cases they're not. On the "not" side, for example, as federal grazing allotments disappear due to increased litigation and regulation, many ranchers find that they don't have enough of their own private, base property to allow them to run a herd of sufficient size to remain profitable. The result is that many ranchers have to find other sources of revenue, often involving the subdivision and sale of their land. This revenue stream is obviously not sustainable in the long run, affecting the economics of local communities, but is also a major contributor to the loss of open space and the broad undeveloped vistas so emblematic of the western landscape.
In the West - my State of Oregon and the Second Congressional District, in particular - one of the most obvious and overriding influences is land ownership. In my district, over 50% of the land base is owned by the federal government. In other words, politicians and federal employees in Washington, D.C. have an influence over my constituents unimaginable to most in the East. As laws and regulations are churned out from within the beltway, westerners feel their impact most intensely, particularly those concerning the management of federal lands. I'd like to name just a few of the laws which our federal land management agencies and local communities must deal with:
- The Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning Act of 1974;
- The National Forest Management Act of 1976;
- The Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976;
- The Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Research Act of 1978;
- The Cooperative Forestry Assistance Act of 1978;
- The Wilderness Act of 1964;
- The National Environmental Policy Act of 1969;
- The Federal Advisory Committee Act of 1972;
- The Endangered Species Act of 1973;
- The Clean Water Act of 1977.
Individually each of these laws provides important environmental safeguards, but collectively they intertwine and overlap in often contradictory ways that make it nearly impossible for federal land managers, local elected officials, partnership groups, and private citizens to navigate---even simple decisions are vulnerable to lawsuits on procedural grounds. The result is legal gridlock.
In a speech he delivered in Salt Lake City 100 years ago, President Theodore Roosevelt spoke of the purpose of the forest reserves, public lands and the need for local support to ensure this new federal policy would work. Let me share with you his words from that day:
"Almost every industry depends in some more or less vital way upon the preservation of the forests; and while citizens die, the government and the nation do not die, and we are bound in dealing with the forests to exercise the foresight necessary to use them now, but to use them in such a way as will also keep them for those who are to come after us.
The first great object of the forest reserves is, of course, the first great object of the whole land policy of the United States --the creation of homes, the favoring of the home-maker. That is why we wish to provide for the home-makers of the present and the future the steady and continuous supply of timber, grass and above all, of water. That is the object of the forest reserves, and that is why I bespeak your cordial cooperation in their preservation.
Remember you must realize, what I thoroughly realize, that however wise a policy may be it can be enforced only if the people of the States believe in it. We can enforce the provisions of the forest reserve law or of any other law only so far as the best sentiment of the community or the State will permit that enforcement. Therefore it lies primarily not with the people of Washington, but with you, yourselves, to see that such polices are supported as will redound to the benefit of the home-makers and therefore the sure and stated building up of the State as a whole."
In 1986 the national forests in my district produced a timber sale program of 2.226 billion board feet at a value of about $213 million, a quarter of which, $53 million, went to the local counties for schools and roads. Twenty years later, in 2006, the timber sale volume was a mere 198 million board feet worth revenues of $17 million, less than 10 % the 1986 levels. The loss of family wages and the impacts on many local economies and their basic community infrastructure has been dramatic. For example, unemployment in Grant County, Oregon is currently 9.8%. There are areas in my district which are doing just fine but many others continue to feel the stinging loss of family wage jobs and have no economic diversification in reach.
The collapse of the timber sale program and the resulting job losses weren't restricted just to my district but were felt across the country in nearly all counties near national forests, as can be seen in the first chart I have here: annual nationwide federal land harvest averaged around 11 billion board feet for decades, dropping to below 2 billion board feet in the 1990's.
As less wood from national forests became available did Americans consume less wood? No. As we can see on the second chart, this need for wood was responded to by increasing imports to record levels, largely from countries with poor environmental policies and safeguards. Were job losses in rural America necessary? Is it now further necessary for us to further ship our jobs overseas and rely on foreign natural resources? Let's look at the data.
As you can see on the third chart, long before 1986, national forest growth had begun to exceed harvest, beginning in the 1930's. In fact, on the fourth chart it is evident that not only has growth exceeded harvest but mortality has exceeded harvest as well. Many more trees are dying on our national forests than are being harvested. The rest of the story, unless you've been a hermit for the last few years, was not just predictable but inevitable.
On the fifth chart you can see that the explosive increase in forest fuels, combined with drought, has resulted in a huge increase in the number and size of catastrophic wildfires - to a record breaking 10 million acres last year.
In the words and actions of President Teddy Roosevelt we can still hear the echo of balance and multiple use; of providing for the needs of that day, and for the needs of the future.
Teddy Roosevelt was many things, but principal among them he was a man of action. And if he were to join us today, I hardly believe he would be pleased to know that 190 million acres of the federal forest reserves are subject to catastrophic wildfire, disease and bug infestation.
This Rough Rider of a President would throw a fit if he knew we were losing more than 4,500 acres a day to the spread of noxious weeds.
The man who charged up San Juan Hill would never stand for the gridlock that has overtaken the ability of the educated and trained public land management professionals to effectively steward our natural resources and special places. And neither should we.
Let us not defend a system that allows the symphony of fiddlers to tie us up in court for years while bugs devour our forests and fires ravage our communities.
Let us not defend a system that is so complicated that it takes three times longer to remove a burned, dead tree than to rebuild the Pentagon.
And let us not believe that we lack the power to change things.
Gridlock; litigation; divisiveness; process predicament; and polarization---these are words and phrases that describe public lands issues today.
Not only do we have the power to affect change, but also we have the solemn responsibility to identify what is wrong, engage the public in finding solutions and then take the action necessary to bring about a better policy.
Too often my colleagues in Congress blame agencies and the courts for what we see as wrong. And yet, we are the writers of the laws. We are the ones empowered to solve problems. And the time has come for us to do the heavy lifting.
There are many factors that have contributed to the creation of this state of affairs, such as:
--An inconsistent and often contradictory "crazy quilt" of laws and regulations, as former Forest Service Chief Jack Ward Thomas aptly put it;
--An increasingly urban population that in the East is far removed from forest realities;
--A well-funded environmental political industry that aggressively opposes active forest management;
--And an indecisive, if not bi-polar, Congress.
Yes, the West is changing, not just because of changing demographics, but largely as a result of federal policies and judicial decisions which keep our forest and rangeland professionals from managing forests. Healthy communities, healthy forests and healthy rangelands go hand in hand. If we are to see broad and long-term stewardship success, Congress must step up to the plate and pass laws to allow for thoughtful, quick, and active stewardship of our federal lands.
In my lifetime, I've seen much change in the West, but there has also been much that has remained constant; such as a general sense of individual responsibility and independence, a neighborly kindness, a strong work ethic, and a genuine appreciation and respect for the natural environment. These may be broad generalities, but I think they are mostly accurate and help to define the West not as just a segment of the country but also as a unique place with its own sense of character and beauty.
As your Committee, and the rest of us in Washington, discuss issues and pass laws that affect the West, may we always be mindful that our actions often weaken the basic strengths that make the West uniquely the West.
Thank you for your time.
Congressman Walden represents 20 counties in central, southern and eastern Oregon.
Source: http://walden.house.gov/index.cfm?FuseAction=PressReleases.View&ContentRecord_id=338


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Growing international pressure is apparently behind Syria's commitment to withdraw completely its troops from Lebanon, where they have been stationed since 1976.
But dominance of neighbouring Lebanon is still crucial to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his country's prestige in the Middle East. Any moves that diminish that influence also have implications for Mr Assad's grip on power at home. The protracted negotiations and continued international co-ordination needed to see that the promised withdrawal actually happens should not be underestimated.
By the end of this month, if Damascus lives up to its word, about 5,000 soldiers and another 5,000 intelligence officers will have returned to Syria. The remaining 10,000 or so troops will be withdrawn to a border area within Lebanese territory; when these soldiers leave is a matter to be negotiated in the coming weeks.
Damascus has made such pledges before, including as part of the 1989 treaty that ended Syria's civil war. The international community, through the United Nations, will have to show Mr Assad's government that it has the will to impose sanctions if the promises do not lead to a full withdrawal.
A Lebanese government free of Syrian influence would be a sign of progress, but that would not be the end of the story. The assassination one month ago of former prime minister Rafiq Hariri has unleashed an entirely new political dynamic, the outcome of which is far from certain.
Opposition politicians and the wider public have been emboldened, staging mass demonstrations calling for Syria to leave and Hariri's killing to be investigated. But pro-Syrian Hezbollah politicians have also shown their ability to mobilise constituents to join mass rallies and a pro-Syrian prime minister was reappointed mere days after he was forced to resign.
The power-sharing arrangements for a more independent Lebanon have yet to be settled, while the difficult question of how to disarm Hezbollah's armed wing and other militants is being deferred until after the Syrian pullout. The country's advantages include democratic institutions, a cosmopolitan populace and a free press. But the fault lines of religious and ethnic differences exist in Lebanon just as they do elsewhere in the region.
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The Boulder & Clear Creek Ranger Districts of the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland plan to take advantage of changing weather conditions this winter to burn slash piles left from multiple fuels reductions and hazardous tree removal projects.
These piles are only ignited under certain conditions that take into account favorable weather conditions, snow cover, fuel moisture, smoke dispersal and staffing. The areas are monitored after burning is completed.
Firefighters will spend the upcoming months burning piles in a number of locations across the districts. When and where burning occurs depends on the conditions listed above. Public and firefighter safety is always the number one priority in burning operations.
Last season, the Districts burned 42 machine piles and a small number of hand-made piles. The districts have approximately 50,000 hand and machine piles across the zone. Crews may burn as many as 100 to 450 smaller hand piles a day at each location if favorable conditions are met, which includes a minimum of three inches of snow cover. Some areas within the district also have larger machine piles. Typically, one to 40 of these could be burned at each location per day with a minimum of six inches of snow cover.
Areas on the Boulder Ranger District with hand and machine piles ready for burning are:
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- The Sugarloaf Project near the community of Sunset, Silver Springs and Swiss Peaks Subdivision.
Areas on the Clear Creek Ranger District with hand and machine piles ready for burning are:
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SCARBOROUGH -- Pauline Cilley, 88, widow of the late Bernard E. Cilley and longtime resident of Portland, passed away February 2, 2013, at the Gosnell Memorial Hospice House in Scarborough.
Pauline was born in 1924 in Edmunds, Maine, a daughter to Harry and Lucy (Kennedy) Phinney.
She was educated in Portland and South Portland Schools.
Pauline met and later married Bernard E. Cilley in 1947 and they were married for 65 years.
Pauline worked at the Peacock Canning Company in Portland, Gov. Baxter's School for the Deaf in Falmouth and also along with her husband at Sealtest Ice Cream in production.
She was a member of the Immanuel Baptist Church in Portland, the 'Y' wives of YWCA in Portland and a member of the private club known as the 'Club Girls' of which there were only 12 members who met monthly for over 50 years.
She loved to play Bingo and travel with her husband Bernard. She loved seeing all of her great grandchildren and never forgot any of their birthdays, all 24 of them.
Predeceased by her husband Bernard E. Cilley, brothers Douglas D. Phinney and Charles M. Phinney; son Russell H. Gagnon ; and grandson Jason R. Gagnon; also her sister-in-law Joanne (Cil
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She will be greatly missed by her lifetime friend Mary Lyons, her bingo buddy Ruth Johnson and all her fellow bingo friends, all of whom were her extended family.
Visitation will be 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., followed by 12 p.m. service, on Thursday, February 7 at the Hobbs Funeral Home, 671 US Route One, Scarborough. Interment to follow at Brooklawn Memorial Park, Portland. Online condolences may expressed at
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Fall Out Boy finally released a video for their "Irresistible" version featuring Demi Lovato, and it spoofs an infamous *NSYNC clip.
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However there is also an arguably lesser-known issue that needs to be addressed in the workplace: the financial health of employees.
As the recent Barclays report Financial Well-being: The Last Taboo in the Workplace shows, employees worrying about their finances can have a significant impact on the productivity of the business; in terms of financial health, the research shows that more than one in ten employees fall into the 'financially slipping' category – they have little or no savings and often resort to more expensive types of borrowing. Furthermore, one in five employees is losing sleep because they are so worried about their finances.
Holding open discussions about what would help and improve employees' financial well-being to be should be a priority for employers in order to tackle this taboo topic. Being financially secure is not just about the salary an individual receives; more important is the savings buffer that an individual has, especially in terms of retirement and being able to recover from any of life's 'surprises'.
However, organisations must be mindful that levels of financial well-being will vary greatly from employee to employee, depending on the life stage they are at, and attitudes to money management are just as diverse. For Maturists (born pre-1945), saving before buying was the order of the day. With increased life expectancy, Baby Boomers (born 1945 – 1960), who have put money aside during their working lives, are worried that their savings will be consumed by care in later life. Generation X (born 1961 – 1980) looks forward to a long retirement but is not sure whether their pensions will be adequate. Attitudes to debt and risk have changed and, for Generation Y (born 1981 – 1995), leaving university with tens of thousand pounds of debt, is commonly expected. Generation Z (born after 1995) has been brought up in a world of invisible spending, where items are often bought electronically and paid for later.
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Trying to implement windows 7 but can't get the start menu to redirect.
Its set to redirect to \\svr\share\StartMenu\
in that share the is a folder called 'programs' containing all our shortcuts.
looking through the log files, the following error appears:
|Can not create folder "\\...\StartMenu\Programs"
|This security ID may not be assigned as the owner of this object.
why is it trying to create the folder? is there any way to stop this.
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Apr 20, 2010 at 6:36 UTC
Just a shot in the dark but it might be the same as security on user profiles. It doesnt look like its trying to create a folder rather read it and if I am right on this then the owner must be domain admins.
Apr 20, 2010 at 8:04 UTC
One thing it could be (thinking from redirecting my documents on XP) is that it may be trying to get to a "users" folder for the redirection of the start menu. You could check to see if the redirection is setup to go directly to the folder or create a new user's folder then the start menu.
Apr 23, 2010 at 3:29 UTC
Ive managed to get it to redirect now but when it does, all the links appear to be dead. when I click on them, nothing happens. its as if windows doesn't know what kind of file it is.
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Date/Time - Saturday, November 30 at 2:30 p.m. CT
Stadium –Camp Randall Stadium (80,321/FieldTurf)
Television –ESPN (Mike Patrick, Ed Cunningham, Jeannine Edwards)
Radio - Wisconsin Radio Network (Matt Lepay and Mike Lucas), Sirius 192, XM 190
Series –Wisconsin leads series 9-7 (Wisconsin leads 6-3 in Madison)
Last Meeting – Penn State won, 24-21, in overtime on Nov.24, 2012 in State College, PA
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Series Notes
Saturday's game will be the final Leaders Division game for both Wisconsin and Penn State. The three-year old divisional format gives way to new East and West divisions when Maryland and Rutgers join the Big Ten next season. UW won't play Penn State again until 2018.
Wisconsin and Penn State have split their last eight meetings, dating back to 2003, with each team claiming four wins in that span.
The Badgers have won three of the teams' last four meetings at Camp Randall Stadium, including a 45-7 victory in Penn State's last trip to Madison in 2011. That win clinched a share of the first Leaders Division title and secured UW's spot in the inaugural Big Ten Football Championship Game.
Last year's 24-21 win by Penn State marked the closest final score in the series since a 34-31 Nittany Lions win in 2003. In all, 11 of the teams' 16 all-time meetings have been decided by a double-digit margin.
Seven of Wisconsin's nine all-time wins vs. Penn State have come by at least 10 points.
The Badgers have three Pennsylvania natives on their roster: sophomore S Michael Caputo (Imperial), senior TE Brock DeCicco (Jefferson Hills) and redshirt freshman DL Arthur Goldberg (Mount Lebanon).
Penn State's Zach Zwinak (RB) and Wisconsin's Rob Havenstein (OL) played at Linganore (Md.) High School.
Wisconsin Notes
Wisconsin's senior class, which will be honored in a pre- game ceremony, has gone 25-2 at home over the last four seasons, including perfect 7-0 records in 2010 and 2011. The Badgers can add a third perfect home mark to that total with a win Saturday.
Over the last eight seasons (since 2006), the Badgers are 27-4 (.871) after Nov. 1, excluding bowl games. That's the best such record of any FBS team in that span.
A victory Saturday would give Wisconsin seven Big Ten wins for the fifth time in school history. The Badgers also went 7-1 in conference play in 1998, 1999, 2006 and 2010.
Wisconsin needs just 34 rushing yards to break the school record of 3,309 set last season (in 14 games) and 30 to break the 12-game mark of 3,305 set in 1999. UW is also on pace to set school records for total offense (489.3 yards per game) and rushing offense (297.8).
With a combined 2,656 rushing yards on the season, sophomore RB Melvin Gordon and senior RB James White need a total of 349 yards to break the NCAA's single-season record for rushing yards by teammates of 3,004 set by Nevada's Cody Fajardo and Stefphon Jefferson in 2012.
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Zach Zwinak gained 149 rushing yards vs. Nebraska for his third straight 100-yard rushing effort, giving him four on the season and 10 for his career. His 1,881 career rushing rank him 18th in PSU history, just behind Franco Harris.
Penn State is 7-1 in its next game after a loss under Coach Bill O'Brien. The Nittany Lions started last season 0-2, but have not lost consecutive games since. They have defeated Kent State, Michigan, Illinois and Purdue following losses this year.
The five teams that have beaten Penn State this season own a combined record of 40-14 (.740) and four of the teams are nationally ranked or receiving votes: Ohio State, Minnesota, Nebraska and UCF.
The Nittany Lions have been turning opportunity into more points in the red zone in 2013, converting 38 of 45 (84 percent) visits into points. Of the 45 visits into the red area this season, Penn State has scored 29 touchdowns and nine field goals.
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Eight months before approximately 21 seniors were about to enter their final season at Wisconsin, hoping to win a fourth straight Big Ten and go to a fourth straight Rose Bowl, Jacob Pedersen and the rest of the UW seniors saw their head coach bolt for another job. That caused uncertainly about who was going to get hired, how the program would change and could UW's success continue.
Pedersen thinks he could come up with a complaint or two that if he thought long and hard about it, but they would be minor at best. Not only as the transition been smooth for everyone involved, the team has become closer together.
"Normally we don't have a lot of interaction with the defensive staff, but we see them on a daily basis and talk to you," said Pedersen. "The care factor is off the charts. They really care about you on the field, in the classroom and in life. Care factor is one thing, but they do their job to a 'T.' They have everyone prepared for games and I wouldn't change them for the world."
That of course leads to the question of what came first – the chicken or the egg, or in this case, did the staff make the team better or did the seniors make the UW staff better? It's a question that will probably be answered in the next 12 months, but there's no denying it's been a 50-50 equal share this season.
Wisconsin returned the majority of its lineup on both sides of the football from last season; a team that went 4-4 in the Big Ten and lost six games overall. In preseason interviews with his new players, Gary Andersen said that, one by one, players came in and said they were disappointed and far from satisfied with what they got out of the program last year, winning a championship and making a Rose Bowl because two schools in their division were ineligible.
That group was already going to be leading the charge no matter who the head coach was going to be because, as Andersen said, UW has "kids that care."
"(These kids) seemed to buy into us and believe in us and know that what we do say we mean," Andersen said. "Because of that, that's why they've had the success they've had. There is no magic offense, defense, there is no magic coach. It's the kids that put them in a position to win football games. They've hung together through a lot of adversity and a lot of good times in their careers."
This senior group will certainly come full circle this year. Wisconsin's historic three peat started in 2010 thanks to the BCS. After throttling Northwestern on senior day, the Badgers finished in a three way tie with Ohio State and Michigan State at 7-1, and advanced to the Rose Bowl, despite losing to Michigan State, based on having the highest BCS ranking.
Wisconsin will likely have to rely on the computer numbers again should Michigan State lose to Ohio State in Indianapolis next week. If the Buckeyes win, does Michigan State stay in the top 14 of the BCS rankings, which is needed for considering? If they do, are they ahead or behind Wisconsin, and who does the BCS take?
"It's definitely tough, especially when it's in the computers' hands," said White, laughing. "I mean, hopefully we get the benefit of the doubt. We have to win on Saturday for that to even matter."
Penn State has its traditional players on defense, physical, aggressive, assignment-sound, but the intriguing players are on the Nittany Lions' offense. Senior linebacker Chris Borland says Penn State has an "intelligent" run game (a pro-style offense that usually checks to one of two plays at the line of scrimmage based on the look of the defense) that is led by junior running back Zach Zwinak, who has rushed for 1,062 yards in the month of November over the last two seasons.
"He's more of a straight-line guy, one cut and go," Borland said of Zwinak. "He's physical, hard-nosed, he's not going to make you miss or really run you over, but he makes great reads and runs hard."
One guy that is going to make players miss is junior receiver Allen Robinson, who continues to lead the Big Ten in nearly every receiving category and is among the nation's top pass catchers entering the final week of the regular season.
Through 11 games, the junior's tops the conference receiving charts with 89 catches (8.1 rpg) and 119.1 yards per game. In the NCAA, Robinson is third in receiving yards (1,310) and fifth in receiving yards per game. His 89 catches are seventh in the NCAA and his 8.1 catches per game are eighth nationally.
According to Wisconsin defensive coordinator Dave Aranda, the Badgers are going to vary their coverage on Robinson between a cornerback and a safety over top and true freshman cornerback Sojourn Shelton matching up with him one-on-one.
"I think (Sojourn) is looking forward to that challenge," said Aranda. "They target him a bunch with isolation throws, screens and three-step drops. They try to get him a lot of touches. He doesn't just get the ball on third down. He gets it on first and second down, too. I anticipate a bunch of throws his direction and we're going to have to change up the looks."
Even with these weapons, Wisconsin is a 24.5-point favorite. The Badgers have dominated at home, a perfect 6-0 and outscoring opponents 247-to-36, and have only allowed three touchdowns in six home games this season. Not only is UW a talented group, they are motivated after what happened to them last year, especially James White, who had 13 yards on seven carries last year.
"It's my last game here," said White. "I want to go out with a bang."
And Chris Borland, who missed the game because of injury.
"There's no shortage of motivators for this week," said Borland. "I think we'll get it done."
They most certainly will.
Wisconsin 35, Penn State 13
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I am using the spiceworks server to relay my alert and monitoring emails, however there is a large delay in using this option, can this be improved or is it simply be design? The spiceworks dashboard shows a server offline event was triggered at 9:45am, and i receved the email at 11:59am. The email says it was sent at 10:45am. So assuming maybe a GMT setting somewhere would explain the difference of an hour, the email was effectively sent right away but received almost 2 hours later?
Not ideal when i need to be notified immediately when a server is offline. I know certain items are triggered until a scan takes place, but a service or server offline I believe falls under an event monitored realtime?
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Mar 8, 2012 at 7:01 UTC
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Mar 8, 2012 at 8:12 UTC
also if you're doing this for 'monitored' items and not just relaying from a nagios or similar app..
make sure unders settings->monitoring & alerts, youve got it set to send via your internal email server and not SPW's one in Texas.
I'd check the full path of the email and make sure it's traversing internally.
Mar 8, 2012 at 8:20 UTC
As above the setting is already set to 60seconds. I am using Spiceworks email server to relay, not my internal helpdesk setting option. I wanted this option as supposed to my internal email server, because in the instance my email server goes down, then I wont receive any notifications.
However, if my email server goes offline, the spiceworks server should be able to notify me if it goes via SP's servers, although the delay is an issue. Do other users based in the UK using SP's server all get these delays?
Is that normal?
Mar 8, 2012 at 8:24 UTC
double edged sword, and of course there's no guarantee of delivery,(timely or not) with emails just like SMS txt messages - totally best effort on the servers in question.
Thinking about this myself .. if your email server is down how can anyone externally email you anyway, so I don't see any adavntage in using the SPW email servers, or am I missing a trick as per usual?
Mar 8, 2012 at 8:28 UTC
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Use google / gmail?
Mar 8, 2012 at 9:10 UTC
I currently had a trial version of a program called WhatsUp to do some real time monitoring on the servers and quite like it, although costly. Thankfully I believe Spiceworks can do everything I used Whatsup for as long as I get it working, the only issue I had with whatsup, is that the only server i dont receive an alert for when it goes down is the email server, for obvious reasons.
However, if the program could email me independently of using my own email servers, i would be able to know it went down. I was hoping to create an alert for SW to email a personal email (which is linked to my BB) when the email server goes down, the other alerts would just email my work account.
That way at weekends or sometime when the email server goes down (if it did), I would know.
Now I agree email delivery is never guaranteed, but generally emails these days are near instant, give or take a couple of minutes. Even 10/20minutes is acceptable, but 2 hours...? I cant see any reason for that delay.
If the answer is simple you should expect up to 2 hours delay if you go through SW servers, then i cant feasibly use that option so I will ask the alerts to go via my helpdesk settings and live without the option of being able to know when my email server goes down.
If there is a way I can improve the delay between the emails coming to me from SW servers, then hopefully I can create a rule to notify an external account when the email server goes down.
So again, is there a reason for the 2 hour delay when relaying via SW server?
Mar 8, 2012 at 10:32 UTC
you got grey-listing or anything on the spam-filter? might have to whitelist the spw email server..
Mar 8, 2012 at 10:38 UTC
Domain and email was whitelisted during the setup, but it didnt get caught in spam, the email did come through fine, just 2 hours later.
May 25, 2012 at 3:49 UTC
Same problem here. Can Spiceworks please tell the community why there is a 2-3 hour delay on their email servers? Honestly, if it's due to the popularity of Spiceworks and their email servers cannot handle it is fine. We would just like to know why and if you have plans to fix it. Every topic for this same issue seems to be avoided for some reason. What is going on? Great product!!! Just need email to work because receiving an alert via email 3 hours later is worthless. Come on Spiceworks, you guys are excellent so fix this please or at least let us know. Thanks.
May 25, 2012 at 4:28 UTC
Then use your own servers to send alerts
Email has no timeliness guarantee or indeed any delivery guarantee at the end if the day!
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Listening to the Philpott case on the news. What a crazy life. Poor kids. And poor women.
Auntmaud you are discussing women who were vulnerable and by the sound sounds of things very controlled by an abusive man, and at least one innocent party has lost children.....a little humanity please and less of the "thick as pig shit" comments.[h,m]
Oh and life on benefits is not THAT great....would YOU have swapped lives with them? Or perhaps me....I am on benefits too....it isn't generous....it is enough to live on and that's all.
It was the oddest set-up, and how confusing for the children. I wonder if SS were involved with the "family". Neither woman seems particularly bright. The mistress already had a child when she moved in at 17. I bet she had a terribly sad childhood. Just awful all round, really.
In the Mail this morning, there's a picture of Philpott with his wife and mistress (Lisa Wills). Her face has been blanked out "for legal reasons". That interested me - "legal reasons" usually means that the person is underage, but clearly not in this case. So I assume she must be involved in another legal case, or perhaps she is under police protection. Not sure if I'm allowed to speculate!
I agree that the evidence presented so far has been very disturbing. I wonder what the defence case will be?
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I have enough experience of working with vulnerable women to understand these women were abused. Therefore to refer to them as "scum" is dreadful....at least one of the women is not guilty as she had managed to get away from him.
The "thick as pig shit" comments are plain nasty, I worked with a woman like these two at one time...she had seven children with a variety of "fathers" and lived on benefits. Her childhood file at social services was horrendous .....very abusive childhood which made her vulnerable to the kind of men who abuse women. So yes I object to the comments you made (and have reported them) because being that foul about people is disgusting.
I have my own opinion about him and from what I have heard he is an abusive and controlling man. The women involved make their own choices freely and will have to pay the price for that. But to just dismiss them as "thick" is fairly ignorant and smacks of the type of person who judges all too easily without knowing any of the facts or background.
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By the way I am not handwringing over the adults who may be responsible for the deaths of six innocent children here. But be honest Auntmaud, if these children had not died then in 10 or 20 years time you would have been dismissing them as "thick as pig shit" too. How in earth could children in that situation have much chance of escaping a life of poverty?
If these parents are guilty (and the trial is still ongoing so no judgements should be taking place) then I hope they are locked up for a long long time.
Cross posted with you there......I guessed you'd call me a "hand wringing apologist". No I don't care about the adults IF (as I suspect) they are guilty. Just saying we should not be judgemental about their intelligence, lives or anything else when we do t know the facts. Apart from to wonder why the children were not removed a long time ago.
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It says he cried when the 999 call was played. I wonder if he cried in the same way he did when appealing for info where both parent kept wiping tearless eyes. I remember that making myself and others suspicious at the time.
They all seem very odd.
I am with JakeBullet. It doesn't help prevent people like this to vilify them with simplistic labels. Need to understand how cute little innocent babies grow up to be selfish & foolish people, & do such collosally stupid things.
God can Condemn them. I'd rather understand how and why.
Can we please distinguish between the adults who are accused of multiple child homicide and the adult who made some dreadful life choices but then did her best to run away from this appalling situation with her children - the police and the CPS clearly believe her to be entirely innocent. Do not lump them all in together as "the adults".
But actually, best to hold our tongues for a few days until we have a judgement from the jury. A little bit of patience won't kill anyone.
Thank you verydullnamechange, you have said well what I said badly. Vilifying people when they have not yet been convicted doesn't help....far better to ask why this happened and could it have been prevented.
There WILL be a Serious Case Review with regard to the children who died which might answer some of the questions as it will look carefully into the lives of the adults and their backgrounds. Am betting they will find a massive history of abuse in childhood for some if not all of them. This does not mean all abused children grow into dysfunctional adults but it does mean that chaotic families like this need much more support to stop history repeating itself or worse. This support is not necessarily financial as in benefits but in real practical family support.
Poor children...they didn't deserve this.
Sadly though I'm not sure we will find out why. If they are guilty I don't think they will be telling the truth as they haven't pleaded guilty. It's a sad case and the circumstances are very unusual, but I'm not sure how much can be learnt from it other than handling of external agencies.
Jake - Lisa Wills testified today that Maighread Philpott confided in her that she'd been sexually abused as a child.
Yes just read that and tbh I wasn't surprised.....and Lisa Willis was only 17 when she moved in which makes me wonder about her background too.
I was just released from jury service in that crown court last Thursday. I was so dreading being selected for it.
They were telling jurors who would suffer serious financial/family problems from sitting on a six week trial to speak up to see if they could be excused from that jury pool. (Jury service commitment is usually only 2 weeks) We guessed it was this case they were preparing for.
She was orphaned by 12 and then lived with an older cousin who introduced her to Philpott.
I pity the jurors who have to listen to it all tbh , an awful case.
Carole Malone's remarks look positively measured from this perspective....
I was thinking earlier that I had posted how upset I was at that press conference - I have posted lots on that thread cogito.
I genuinely thought that those two were remorseful and heartbroken. Bit bloody embarrassed reading that back. What a terrible judge of character I am. But I just couldn't fathom that there was anything sinister in it - thought is was just a horrible accident.
Someone on here said a while ago that if the police suspect involvement from a family member they ask them to do a press conference/public appeal so that they can get behavioral expects in to examine their reactions etc. don't know how true it is
The mother who got away from Philpott with her kids was orphaned at 12 and lived with a cousin who introduced her to him? Poor girl. No wonder she was easy prey for an abusive, controlling, dangerous man. Thank heavens she managed to get out with her kids - how terrible that the others suffered so dreadfully.
In fact the more I read about their lives, the sadder it becomes.
Lots of abuse allegations now surfacing against him.
The abuse allagations could be a defences ploy.
An adult knows no good will come from setting your home on fire with sleeping children in it!
Absolutely. ...it's horrific. I do suspect that abuse will play a part somewhere but to recklessly start a fire kbowing there are children in the house is indefensible really. No matter that you might not have intended for them to die
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