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Hello i have a wheezy with nginx and php-fpm, fastcgi etc etc. One week ago I upgraded to 184.108.40.206 and sites were working fine. Now I have changed something like quota for 2 sites and that 2 sites stop working. Question 1: What I note is that on combo box of php configuration (on panel) there is only php-fpm (not fast-cgi anymore), is it ok? I can't select fast-cgi anymore Question 2. on vhost nginx files (of modified sites) there is still configured php with cgi, there is no php-fpm configuration; is that correct? i am very confused i have tried to reconfigure manually adding the piece of configuration missing but still it does not work. this is the piece of vhost configuration that (imho) should not be there Code: location /cgi-bin/ { try_files $uri =404; include /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params; root /var/www/clients/client34/web1010; gzip off; fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/fcgiwrap.socket; fastcgi_index index.cgi; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name; } this is the error legged: Code: 2013/04/07 13:06:42 [error] 10075#0: *11 access forbidden by rule, client: 220.127.116.11, server: fashiontattoo.it, request: "GET / HTTP/1.1", host: "www.fashiontattoo.it" Then, we have tried to create a new site on that server. This way, I couldcheck how it configures sietes with php-fpm. Sadly, very sadly, there is no php-fpm on vhost file of newly created site. Look: Code: grep fpm 46ikymhds.it.vhost [email protected]: /etc/nginx/sites-available # I have ither servers with debian wheezy and nginx, all coming from 18.104.22.168 and upgraded to 220.127.116.11. I am very worried, I suspect, I am almost sure that all of them are working only b/c I have not touch anything. I am very very worried. What can i do, now?
I have solved this way: cd into /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/ than cat file relative to hosting, my user is web1010 so cat web1010.conf Code: grep listen /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/web1010.conf listen = 127.0.0.1:10019 listen.allowed_clients = 127.0.0.1 ok, then php-fpm is listening on port 10019 for web1010. Then I add this piece of conf that i found using grep Code: location ~ \.php$ { try_files $uri =404; include /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params; fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:10019; fastcgi_index index.php; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name; fastcgi_param PATH_INFO $fastcgi_script_name; } now I know what to do every time I change something, I the meantime maybe the issue will be analyzed, should I file a bug?
In ISPConfig 3.0.4, it was named FastCGI, in 3.0.5 it is named PHP-FPM, so that's ok. CGI refers to Perl scripts and has nothing to do with PHP.
Hello Falko thnx for answer Now, I have created a new web site on that server (debian7 + nginx +php-fpm). I have selected php-fpm In vhost file there No relatied to php and php-fpm Code: server { listen *:80; server_name 46ikymhds.it www.46ikymhds.it; root /var/www/46ikymhds.it/web; location / { try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args; } # Add trailing slash to */wp-admin requests. rewrite /wp-admin$ $scheme://$host$uri/ permanent; location ~* \.(jpg|jpeg|png|gif|css|js|ico)$ { expires max; log_not_found off; } include /var/www/46ikymhds.it/web/nginx.conf; location ~ /nginx.conf { deny all; access_log off; log_not_found off; } index index.html index.htm index.php index.cgi index.pl index.xhtml; error_page 400 /error/400.html; error_page 401 /error/401.html; error_page 403 /error/403.html; error_page 404 /error/404.html; error_page 405 /error/405.html; error_page 500 /error/500.html; error_page 502 /error/502.html; error_page 503 /error/503.html; recursive_error_pages on; location = /error/400.html { internal; } location = /error/401.html { internal; } location = /error/403.html { internal; } location = /error/404.html { internal; } location = /error/405.html { internal; } location = /error/500.html { internal; } location = /error/502.html { internal; } location = /error/503.html { internal; } error_log /var/log/ispconfig/httpd/46ikymhds.it/error.log; access_log /var/log/ispconfig/httpd/46ikymhds.it/access.log combined; ## Disable .htaccess and other hidden files location ~ /\. { deny all; access_log off; log_not_found off; } location = /favicon.ico { log_not_found off; access_log off; } location = /robots.txt { allow all; log_not_found off; access_log off; } location /stats { index index.html index.php; auth_basic "Members Only"; auth_basic_user_file /var/www/clients/client21/web1506/web/stats/.htpasswd_stats; } location ^~ /awstats-icon { alias /usr/share/awstats/icon; } location ~ \.php$ { deny all; } } it is like we haven't enabled php, as you can se by this piece: Code: location ~ \.php$ { deny all; } do u think that upgrade has corrupted configuration server? many thnx
hello I am still the only one to have this kind of issue with nginx and debian wheezy? At the moment I am unable to create new hosting w/out then apply changes to newly created vhost file. Any feedback by some other user that has my configuration?


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Adam Wojcik's research interests reside in the study of materials and in the development of techniques for materials testing. His experience lies in the deposition of thin films of materials such as oxides and semiconductors using novel metallorganic chemical vapour techniques, but he is also involved in the design and use of equipment for detecting and monitoring the growth of cracks in metals using the AC and DC Potential Drop method. Adam works with Electron Beam Induced Current techniques for the detection of defects in materials and has research interests in the field of solid oxide fuel cells. His recent work includes the development of a novel form of thermal cycling apparatus for ceramic specimens, enhancing bond strengths of dental adhesives, and the use of ammonia gas as a fuel source in fuel cells. Adam Wojcik also works in cross disciplinary areas where material science meets archaeology and paleontology.1 - 10 of 22 Publications
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Adam Wojcik completed a PhD in thin film deposition and growth techniques in 1989 at Imperial College and then worked in the scientific instrument industry for six years and as a visiting lecturer at Imperial before being appointed a Lecturer at UCL in 1995. In addition to his science qualifications, Adam has also received a BA and MA in Archaeology and Classics. Adam is a member of the Department's Materials and Structural Integrity Research group.
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An FIR was lodged on Friday against 500 unidentified people in Bihar for striping and assaulting a middle-aged woman in public for allegedly kidnapping two men, whose bodies were found later, police said.
The incident took place in Jehanabad district on Wednesday night. Sangita Devi, in her 40s, was stripped and assaulted for allegedly kidnapping the men, who were involved in a land deal with her in Nizamuddinpur village, 50 km from Patna.
Aditya Kumar, district superintendent of police, said a case was lodged against 500 unidentified people in this shocking incident. "Police will take action against those found involved in the case," he added.
The officer said another FIR was lodged against four people, including the woman, by father of one of the two men. "Till now, no arrest has been made in connection with the incident," he said.
A team of top officials, including deputy inspector general (Magadh Range) Pradip Kumar Srivastav, visited Jehanabad on Friday to take stock of the situation.
The bodies of the two men were found on Thursday near Sigouri in Patna, police said.
Police said some people barged into the woman's house and forced her out. They vandalised her house and then stripped and beat her up in the presence of other villagers. The woman sustained severe injuries and was admitted to hospital.


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At Home In Space: Dawn Mission's Marc Rayman Takes Us on a Tour of His Home
Dawn Mission Director Marc Rayman is a lifelong space enthusiast. His tasteful home provides the evidence. It is full of space books, files, artwork and keepsakes. You'll learn why Marc was investigated by the FBI and what Mongolian space food looks like. You'll also meet Event Horizon, Marc's iguana!
Clint Kelly: 11/20/2012 04:32 CST
Thank you for sharing your wonderful space exploration collection.
At 78 years of age I have been a "fan" (for lack of a better word) of space exploration for many years. I remember well when Armstrong placed his footprint on the moon, and would love to be able to see someone make a few footprints on Mars. Alas, at my age it is unlikely that I will live long enough to witness that event.
I have followed closely the Dawn mission via the NASA web site, and will continue to do so.
Bob Ware: 01/07/2013 09:07 CST
Ditto ... Thanks for the tour. I have a library of scientists and science writers books, technical books, personal story (books by astronauts, engineers and the managers) and other publications. Also photos and autographed photos of astronauts from Gemini then their APOLLO flights and spacecraft models too. I love this stuff as much as you do. I'm a Star trek "lifer" fan also from day one of the series.I also like your humor in your blogs. It's nice to see others also keep this data.


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I understand the difference, but i clearly remember how the 1986 mets were built. Popular players traded, smart cost efficent moves, young stud prospects brought along smartly, and a very wise GM who held out for exactly what this team needed.
Mazilli for terrill, and darling was dickey for D'anaurd and a young lightning arm
Beltran for wheeler was brilliant, carlos can tell his grandkids that he was once traded for this future stud.
Terrill for Hojo is next.....who will it be?
I am so excited for the future. I have faith in alderson, its going to be a bright, bright sunshiney day!
He's just saying how the two scenerio's are similar. Of course things are different and the past result shouldn't be expected.
Hopefully things do turn out like they did in '86, though.
You're counting your chickens before they hatched! Braves insiders have already indicated Braves' plans to extend Prado this year. Braves GM also said so on a local radio station during winter meetings when asked how he is willing to spend the $10m left in the budget for this year.
Braves have no one close to being ready in the system to take over 3B. Prado is the Braves's 3B. He's too valuable to the braves beyond his offensive numbers. I wouldn't count on him being a FA. Unless you believe They'll let him walk only to go spend money on another 3B when they already have a fan favorite Prado.
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For hunters there may be no moment more perfect than seeing their dog return to them with a pheasant or duck held proudly in the dog's mouth. Kathy and Bill Troutman are using their knowledge and devotion of Labrador retrievers to help provide the next generation of hunting dog memories at Bear Creek Labrador's.
Bill Troutman's passion for bird dogs and bird hunting was passed down from his father.
"I have had a passion for bird hunting all of my life," said Troutman. "My earliest recollections are of my father with his bird dogs."
The Troutmans moved to Northwest Colorado in 1986. After a rewarding but taxing career as director of state prisons for New Jersey, Bill decided to hang it up and pursue his passion for hunting dogs. Kathy explained it was really one of the dogs that inspired them to start the business.
"Raider was such a beautiful specimen," said Kathy. "People were asking to use him as a stud and I got the bright idea, 'Gee, we can do it ourselves.'"
Raider is a well-mannered, male black Labrador that has a head rivaling a bear. His tenacity pushes him to conquer any obstacle to retrieve a bird dummy for his master. To see him work shows the essence of man's age-old bond with the K-9.
The Labrador retriever is the dog of choice for the Troutmans because of its versatility, according to Bill.
"They have a great personality and they are a great companion dog as well as water and gun dogs," said Bill. "You can have a lab that will point quail one day and retrieve a goose from a lake the next."
It's a team effort at Bear Creek Kennels. Bill takes care of most of the training and Kathy socializes the more than 80 puppies the kennel produces each year so they are ready for their new homes. It's a busy time of the year for Kathy. Litters of rambunctious puppies are everywhere at the kennels.
"I like watching them develop and it's very rewarding to help them develop well," said Kathy. "What I try to do is expose them to every situation possible and to teach them that people are good. My job is getting these puppies from point A to point B. It has been a wonderful experience."
Kathy's devotion to her job is demonstrated by nights spent sleeping in the bunk house where the puppies are whelped to make sure the puppies are well.
Kathy's devotion is displayed by the many photo albums and letters from satisfied owners. She pages through them with the affection of a grandmother boasting about her grandchildren.
Her thoughts are distracted as a couple of pups, one yellow and one black, practice their shenanigans with a pheasant wing on the living room floor.
The kennel gets most of its business through word of mouth. The fraternity of bird dog people is close knit, and barring a Web site that lists the different dogs' credentials, a hunting trip with one of the older dogs from the kennel is all the advertising needed. The Troutmans are already taking deposits on puppies for the spring of 2001.
"It's like most good things, when you produce quality, people will find you," said Kathy.
Bear Creek Kennels dogs have left Craig for all areas of the United States and other countries. People from Alaska to Pennsylvania make the trip to Craig to get a dog that has the potential to be an excellent hunter or a national field champion. This summer a man from Honduras is coming to Craig on two separate occasions to pick up two pups. Colorado Rockies second baseman Mike Lansing picked up a pup from the Troutmans this spring.
Bill estimates that 75 percent of the people who purchase puppies from Bear Creek Kennels are looking for a field champion or a hunting dog.
"The finest field champions and national field champions is where we get our dogs from," said Bill. "Our goal is to produce the puppy that people expect to get."
Bear Creek is the permanent home of 14 labs that range in age, color and sex. The one bond they share is they are all excellent hunters and, according to the Troutmans, most come from litters sired or had by national field champions. National field champion is a title that more than 12,000 dogs from Canada and the United States compete for each year. To be named national field champion, the dogs are judged on a series of tests based on hunting scenarios.
Keeping, training and breeding 14 different dogs requires the Troutmans to be everything from veterinarians to laboratory technicians to dog psychologists to researchers to business people.
"It's like any small business; you have to do everything yourself," said Bill. "We each have are own areas that we feel are our own."
Producing the next generation of field champions and hunting dogs takes precision in matching traits and temperament, according to Troutman.
"It's a science in the sense of breeding combinations," said Bill. "We know the temperaments of both sides and we try to make the puppies even better. If you combine a good product with picking the right combination of the very best genes you can get, then you lend yourself in the direction you want to go."
According to the Troutmans, it would be easy to breed the dogs with the intention of producing puppies just to sell, but that isn't their goal.
"It would be easy money, but we don't want to compromise our standards," said Bill. "It's our reputation on the line."
The Troutmans don't consider their dogs "kennel" dogs; they consider them house dogs. There is a rotation that allows each dog to spend time in the house. According to the Troutmans, this ensures each dog retains its own personality and traits. The hope is the combination of knowledge, genetics and hard work will produce puppies that will provide companionship and service to their owners.
As Bill strolled into sight of the kennel with training dummies in hand, the dogs erupted in a crescendo of barks and yelps, each wanting the chance to please their master.
Kathy toyed with a litter of puppies through a chain-link fence. She talked about a letter she received from the owner of a pup born last year.
"The man's wife described the dog as the son he never had," said Kathy.
Bear Creek Kennels may not to be able to give all customers a puppy that takes the place of a child, but the Troutman's devotion to, and love for Labrador retrievers ensures they will continue to produce companions and hunting partners for a long time.


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I arrived in Miami on an unexpected lay over while traveling. I couldn't find a booking anywhere, and was somewhat sceptical when I found one at Villa Italia Hotel. After I checked in, I didn't know why this place wasn't filled also! Great service, clean, and they go the extra mile compared to other hotels. The continental breakfast was an unexpected luxary, since they didn't advertise or mention it anywhere. I highly recommend it!
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The U.S. is sticking with sprawl, but that's okay for central cities too.
Could suburbs be a historical aberration?
More than half the world's population lives in cities. Now what?
From New York to Indianapolis, it transforms people as well as cities.
With U.S. high-speed rail coming down the line, expect urban property booms.
New York could learn a thing or two from Britain's low-income housing reform.
Urban green spaces return both financial and feel-good dividends.
Will our new city schemes compare to Daniel Burnham's?
As newspapers die, urban character fades away.
A personal homage to the world's most special city.
The city that's too busy for self-pity.
Hezbollah, Hariri, Hitchens, Chalabi, warlords and Bulgarian strippers.
In which our reporter drinks champagne and dodges "lady bars."
The messiness of city memories.
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Fighting Words Episode 8: Wednesday Night Fights Part 2
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Fighting Words continue at Wednesday Night Fights with a match between James Chen and Ultra David. See which commentator reigns supreme in a match playing Super Street Fighter 4.
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I just got a $829.99 iPad2 for only $103.37 and my mom got a $1499.99 HDTV for only $251.92, they are both coming with USPS tomorrow. I would be an idiot to ever pay full retail prices at places like Walmart or Bestbuy. I sold a 37" HDTV to my boss for $600 that I only paid $78.24 for. I use GetCentcom
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Conor Orr of the Newark Star-Ledger reports the Jets are set to interview Seahawks VP of football administration John Idzik for a second time on Wednesday, according to an ESPN report.
Idzik won a Super Bowl with Tampa Bay as the assistant general manager before moving to the Cardinals, where he was the senior director of football operations and part architect of a team that would eventually reach the Super Bowl.
He left before he could see that happen, though, joining the Seahawks in 2007. According to the team's website, Idzik "oversees player negotiations, the teams compliance with the NFL salary cap, player personnel transactions, all football operations budgets, staff and team contracts, team travel and most aspects of the day-to-day football operations while also remaining active in player evaluations."
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The FDIC Board of Directors is seeking comment on the attached
proposal to consolidate regulations governing activities and
investments of insured state banks, savings associations and
subsidiaries of state nonmember banks into a single section--Part
362 of the FDIC's rules and regulations. The new Part 362 would
provide a comprehensive view of the FDIC's safety and soundness
concerns relating to activities and investments of insured state
depository institutions. The Board has withdrawn its proposed
amendments to Part 362 published in the Federal Register on
August 23, 1996, covering real estate and life insurance
investment activities. These issues are covered in the new
Comments on the proposal are due by December 11, 1997.
The proposal contains major revisions to the regulations that
would delete obsolete provisions, clarify language, and promote
consistency within the regulations. The proposal does not grant
new powers to insured state depository institutions. The
regulation provides a framework under which the FDIC makes its
determination on risks to the insurance funds as required by
The proposal would:
To expedite and simplify processing, the information required for
notices and applications would be identical under the proposal.
If a depository institution qualifies for the notice procedure,
consent would be granted 30 days after the FDIC receives a
completed notice from the applicant, unless otherwise notified.
If consent is requested through an application, the processing
period would normally be 60 days.
Under the proposal, the regulation's standards would allow
certain activities to be conducted after giving the FDIC notice.
If the standards are not appropriate for a particular activity,
the notice process may be converted into an application to be
considered by the FDIC Board of Directors. The notice standards
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The eligibility standards are designed specifically for the
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between the insured depository institution and the subsidiary to
lessen the possibility of piercing the corporate veil; deduction
of the bank's investment in the subsidiary to segregate the
capital supporting the bank from the capital supporting the
subsidiary; and limitations on the bank's investment in the
subsidiary and on transactions with the subsidiary that ensure
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For further information, please contact Curtis L. Vaughn
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Tonight on Attack of the Show, Kevin Pereira and Candace Bailey take a close look at the new iPhone for Verizon Wireless on Gadget Pr0n. They'll be discussing what Apple has changed for the new carrier, like the redesigned antenna and size. Plus, find out how the Verizon coverage compares to AT&T on the iPhone 4!
Weston Scott checks in again at the SHOT Show in Las Vegas. Yesterday, he was all about grenade launchers but tonight, he'll be taking a look at a variety of sniper rifles and pistols! Kevin Pereira also talks to game designer Jane McGonigal about how games help make the world a better place on The Loop (did you hear that, Mom?). Watch it all unfold tonight at 7PM!


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George Macfarren was considered by many of his contemporaries as the greatest British dramatic opera composer since Purcell. Described by Edward J Dent as 'very full of good fun and on the way to Sullivan', Robin Hood is Macfarren's masterpiece, one of an impressive roster of now neglected mid-nineteenthcentury British operas, notable for its fine ensemble scenes, witty motifs, and deft, imaginative orchestration. Victorian Opera's recording of Wallace's Lurline (8660293-94) was widely admired: 'the opera and the performance are both a delight.' (American Record Guide)
"Though intensely conservative [Macfarren] was nevertheless more than a mere pedant. His music recalls Mendlessohn and Weber, but with a four-square Englishness very like his younger contemporary Arthur Sullivan...[Robin's] swashbuckling is mostly vocal; Nicky Spence carries it off with cheerful style, if not quite enough heft...Under Ronald Corp, the orchestra reveals a bright, attractive piece." -BBC Music Magazine
"Nicky Spence is splendid as Robin Hood: vigorous in the ballad 'Englishmen by birth', he is eloquent in the beautiful 'My own, my guiding star', his manner recalling Richard Lewis...Ronald Corp clearly loves this music; and if there's a touch of am-dram about the chorus, well, it's all part of the fun." -Gramophone
"Hulbert is a firm-voiced Sheriff of Nottingham, covering the vocal range successfully as a character less wicked than the one usually seen in films or in television productions of the story...This is a case of the whole being better than the parts, with that greatly owing to Macfarren's music...I am glad that I have heard it." -International Record Review
"Macfarren's Romantic English opera Robin Hood has waited 150 years for a first recording, and though Ronald Corp's Victorian Opera forces sometimes sound stretched, they capture its genial Merrie England swashbuckle...Connoisseurs of ripe Victoriana will adore it." -The Times
American Record Guide
Music certainly worth hearing for the sheer enjoyment they give to the listeners... one jolly tune after another delights the ear. It is an opera full of charming music... a delightful way to pass an hour or two.
all is well. Nicky Spence is splendid as Robin Hood: vigorous in the ballad 'Englishmen by birth', he is eloquent in the beautiful 'My own, my guiding star'...
MusicWeb International
This is a CD that all opera fans ought to have. Some people will ignore it simply because it was written by an Englishman during Queen Victoria's reign. They would be utterly misguided to do so. This is a great work; possibly the composer's masterpiece and is a light opera (not operetta) that can hold its best up against anything offered by the Italians and the French and the Germans from the same period.
Thanks to the remarkable enterprise of Victorian Opera, here's another invaluable and hugely enjoyable offering in the neglected field of Victorian Romantic opera, Macfarren's Robin Hood - a work easy on the ear and breathing fresh British air, with Nicky Spence leading full-scale forces under Ronald Corp.
MusicWeb International
All praises to Ronald Corp's choir and orchestra for their verve and enthusiasm. The Overture promises well; it's atmospheric, exciting and romantic with its horn-calls and woodland imagery. The Act II Entr'acte sporting a brass chorale is equally pleasing. The choral writing, for the most part, impresses: the Act II Part Song 'The wood, the wood' and 'A good fat deer' that immediately follows, both for Robin's men, are lusty, evocative and witty. Just as striking is the Act III, Scene II choral part-song, 'Now the sun has mounted' which anticipates Sullivan and especially his 'The Long Day Closes' published in 1868, some eight years after Robin Hood.
Classic FM
David's CD of the Week is a wonderful recording of George Alexander Macfarren's finest opera, Robin Hood.
Recording information: Urmston Grammer School, Manchester, England (03/06/2010-03/07/2010).
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Works Details
McFarren, George A. : Robin Hood, opera- Conductor: Ronald Corp
- Notes: Urmston Grammer School, Manchester, England (03/06/2010-03/07/2010)
- Running Time: 5 min. 36 sec.
- Period Time: Romantic
- Form: Opera/Operetta


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Another photo taken from BPD questioning man dressed as banana carrying AK-47. The story at 6 and 10 on 12News. pic.twitter.com/Ma2CAiKLFJ
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The 18-year-old man had a drum magazine with a 50-round capacity attached to the rifle, police told 12 Now News. He was detained briefly and cited for soliciting near a roadway, a police spokesperson said.
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Dodgers fall to Tigers in 10th, 7-6
LOS ANGELES - Josh Beckett's 2014 debut and first major-league start in 11 months went a lot like most of his eight 2013 starts.
Short and sour. The 33-year-old right-hander, recovered from rib-removal surgery and minor ankle and thumb ailments, allowed five runs in four innings against the Detroit Tigers at Dodger Stadium on Wednesday, in a 7-6 Dodgers loss that featured a furious ninth-inning comeback.
Down three runs heading into the bottom of the ninth, Adrian Gonzalez led off the frame with a solo homer off Tigers closer Joe Nathan. Andre Ethier and Matt Kemp then drew walks and Juan Uribe singled to load the bases with no outs, bringing pinch-hitter Yasiel Puig running out of the Dodgers' dugout.
But Puig struck out and fellow pinch-hitter Scott Van Slyke grounded out, only to have Dee Gordon single to right to send the game into extra innings tied, 6-6.
In the top of the 10th, closer Kenley Jansen allowed a solo homer to Victor Martinez, and the Dodgers couldn't come up with a run in the bottom of the inning, despite a Hanley Ramirez leadoff single.
Four of Beckett's five runs were earned. He permitted a run in the first and a run in the second, but the big blow came on a three-run Nick Castellanos homer in the third inning, on a fastball Beckett left in the middle of the plate.
In relief, Brandon League pitched two innings without allowing a run and Paco Rodriguesz and Paul Maholm added scoreless frames, but an unearned run off Jamey Wright ended up hurting the Dodgers.
Two of the Dodgers' early runs came in a highly unusual manner. With runners at the corners in the first inning, Hanley Ramirez stole second off Tigers starter Anibal Sanchez, and Carl Crawford advanced from third to home when catcher Martinez threw errantly.
Crawford was credited with a steal of home. In the second inning, after Jose Uribe singled and advanced to third, Beckett pulled off a suicide squeeze – on a 3-2 pitch – to bring in Uribe.
At four hours and 16 minutes, Wednesday's game was the longest of the Dodgers' young season.
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For much of the past year, cybersecurity has itself been a battleground – subject to partisan tug-of-war and unsuccessful legislation on Capitol Hill, as well as the possibility of a White House executive order. Now, as Congress is expected to reconvene on Nov. 13 following President Barack Obama's re-election, there is cautious optimism in Washington that there may finally be decisive action.
While no one denies the importance of cybersecurity legislation, it's unclear how high of a priority it will be as the 2013 budget, sequestration, tax cuts and the Farm Bill, among other measures, compete for congressional attention. However, with Obama confirmed for another term in office, the potential for a cyber executive order looks increasingly likely, which would at least partially address cybersecurity regulation for the time being.
Combined with the increasing public awareness of the cyber threat – and subsequent pressure on lawmakers to take action – the end of election season sets the stage for action on cybersecurity, according to a panel of insiders speaking Nov. 7 at the Symantec Government Symposium in Washington.
"There's the trifecta of knowing who controls the Senate, knowing who the President is and the fact that there's not an election. That, combined with the executive order looming, has to change the calculation of the people, organizations and stakeholders that sought to and did obstruct legislation," said Clete Johnson, professional staff and counsel for the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
But will that be enough to end congressional infighting that helped curb legislation aiming to secure U.S. critical infrastructure and foster cooperation between government and industry? Both the House and the Senate would be starting from scratch after the Senate's failed Cybersecurity Act of 2012. Representatives from both sides admit that could be a tall order – especially with so many other critical competing priorities.
"I think it's difficult to put where on the scale [of legislative priorities] cybersecurity will be. I think both [Speaker of the House John Boehner] and [Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid] have the realization of how important this issue is, and certainly the White House does too," said Michael Seeds, legislative director for Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-Texas). Still, "anything with the word 'regulation' tied to it is going to be difficult to get through the House. I'm not sure how much of that has changed since the election or under the threat of the executive order. I do think a lot of the work we've done over the past year is laying the groundwork for continuing the conversation into the next Congress."
Industry and other non-government stakeholders also have played a critical role in cybersecurity lawmaking. One of the most crucial – and most contested – parts of the various pieces of legislation has been the partnership between government and industry, and those outside influences have played a major role in cybersecurity's long road through Washington.
"There seemed to be a very loud voice of industry saying, 'No, don't do this,' but I don't think that was necessarily a unified voice. It just happened to be a loud voice that was out there saying they didn't want to be regulated, and the rest of industry sort of followed along," said Tim Molino, director of government relations for the Business Software Alliance. "It is a complicated issue and it is something the government should be involved in at some level. Getting it right is the hard part, and there should be a debate on it."
Undoubtedly, amid that debate, the two chambers of Congress are watching each other closely to determine the best way to move forward. While there is a sense of wariness regarding the two most controversial parts of proposed bills – regulation of private sector operators of critical infrastructure and protections for information-sharing – there also is a shared sense of confidence.
"There are some difficult differences and these are difficult issues because they're substantive and politically complex," Johnson said. "If you have [the legislation] pass in the Senate with the support of the entire military and intelligence establishment and then it goes to the House, could we work it out? I think the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff can also talk to the House Republicans…so we're confident that if the political obstructions are removed, enactment follows."
On the other side, Seeds also expressed hope that the teamwork that so far has gone into cybersecurity will prove effective
"We've had the White House, Senate and House all three actively working toward cyber legislation, so…we're optimistic we can get something done," Seeds said.
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I don't have to do any investigation to come to the conclusion that the author of this article is a stooge for the global agenda of power that is directing our government. There is no "public pressure" fro cyber-security. Any fear is being manufactued and instilled by the media. It is very transparent to anyone with critical thinking skills. We already saw the precursor: "Iran suspected of cyber attack on Bank of America....". This is false, and the next "attack" will be false, but highly publicized to create fear, panic, and clambouring for this "security". ....And the beauty of it all is that a phony cyber attack requires almost NO PROOF to pull off. Just control of the media and the legislators. DONE. Any in the SW business world would corroborate the need for this regulation only because it creates business for them. Many businesses eagerly await regualtions that create markets to sell their wares. Green Technologies, cyber-security, etc. That aspect of "public pressure" is just seeking to exploit the new "laws" or execcutive orders for profit. It doesn't even occur to them that they are helping to boil themselves along with us frogs, slowly, in pursuit of mammon....
Do not get your hopes up. There was two years with Dems in control of all three branches and they still could not make a budget as required by law. What makes you think with the election over that the Dems with control of two branches have any intention of doing the job as required instead of continuing to work towards turning this country into a socialist swamp. The Repubs have their problems too, though not as extreme, so do not expect them to come to the rescue.
Ah the next crisis, "cybersecurity". I'm getting crisis weary. Everything is a crisis or nearly a crisis. Using that term worked very well with the overreaction to the "helath care crisis". Too well actually and now we have an additional $940 billion to pay. I didn't even know there was a healthcare crisis. If there were truly a crisis, shouldn't we all know it? Like Pearl Harbor leading to WWII, like 9/11 leading to Afghanistan/Iraq, etc. The gov't has cried wolf too many times for me to trust them. They've taken advantage of that trust and so now it is gone. Maybe they're right about cybersecurity but I no longer believe anything they say. Will it affect me if something bad happens? Yes. Will the gov't say, "I told you so?". Yes. I don't care. I don't believe you US gov't.
This is sad....they're is NO threat to our "cyber security" they are lying through their teeth to push their agenda and everyone knows it. The government and others should NEVER have control over it. That will lead to many, many horrible outcomes. Free speech?. Gone. Ron Paul supporter?. "Terrorist". Constitution follower?. "Terrorist". Don't wanna trust the government?. "Terrorist" And so on...it's sad. Their true intentions are showing and we all gotta stop this tyranny!. This is worse than SOPA.
"Executive Order" is Obama's favorite way to avoid te inconvenience of having to uphold the Constitution that says that Congress makes the laws, NOT the President (or one of his proxies, e.g., department head or czar).


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The late Junior Seau was not far from the thoughts of friends and associates in the immediate aftermath of news of a proposed settlement of concussion-related lawsuits between the NFL and more than 4,500 ex-players.
Seau, the former San Diego Chargers linebacker and USC star, committed suicide in 2012. He was 43.
Tight end Alex Holmes also played for USC -- long after Seau's era -- and played eight games in the NFL with Miami in 2005. He tweeted about the proposed settlement on Thursday morning.
My good friend Junior Seau's life was just valued at 170,000. #SOAKTHATIN
— Alex Holmes (@Trojan81) August 29, 2013
The proposed settlement comes out to about $170,000 per affected player. Lawyers in the talks said the proposed agreement was reached about 2 a.m. Thursday.
Those involved in the suits included Seau's family and icons Eric Dickerson and Tony Dorsett.
Outspoken Raiders punter Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) weighed in with a series of tweets on Thursday morning and referenced the NCAA.
Glad to see the older guys are getting taken care of with the concussion settlement. It'll never be enough, but it's a start.
— Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) August 29, 2013
Curious, though, what the NFL is going to do after putting $765 million into figuring out you can't pad the inside of someone's head.
— Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) August 29, 2013
Also, when does the NCAA make its payouts to college athletes? Those guys aren't getting anything to deal with future medical bills.
— Chris Kluwe (@ChrisWarcraft) August 29, 2013
Michael McCann (@McCannSportsLaw), legal analyst for Sports Illustrated and NBA.com, addressed the proposed settlement and the prospect for movement on the NCAA front on Twitter.
Had ex-players gone to trial v NFL, litigation--with appeals--would have taken several yrs & players may have lost on CBA, causation issues.
— Michael McCann (@McCannSportsLaw) August 29, 2013
Could NCAA & its members afford a similar concussion settlement? Would they be willing? Very different economic model than NFL & its teams.
— Michael McCann (@McCannSportsLaw) August 29, 2013
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Can wind and solar stocks revive anytime soon? Maybe not. Many companies remain on shaky ground. Hundreds of alternative energy companies have shuttered their doors in the past year, and more are likely to follow. But there is a steadier way to bet on greener technologies: PowerShares WilderHill Progressive Energy Portfolio ( PUW). The PowerShares ETF does not hold solar or wind businesses. Instead, it focuses on companies that are working to make traditional energy systems more efficient. Holdings include companies that reduce coal emissions and produce efficient cars. The stocks in the ETF have been thriving as consumer and corporate buyers struggle to hold down costs and reduce pollution. During the past three years, the PowerShares fund has returned 8.0% annually. The performance was particularly notable in the past year. While many solar funds lost more than 38%, the PowerShares fund gained 10.5%. The ETF remains attractive because it focuses squarely on some dynamic businesses with steady sales, says Carolyn Hill, an ETF specialist for IndexUniverse.com. "I'm not sure if the country is quite ready to embrace solar power, but many people do want to buy energy-efficient refrigerators," she says. The ETF tracks an index of about 50 stocks that is assembled by researchers for WilderHill. The researchers vet the stocks and aim to provide a diversified collection that covers a range of industries. The index excludes stocks with market capitalizations of less than $150 million. The top 40 holdings each account for about 2% of assets. Some small stocks each account for about 0.5% of assets. While the solar and wind ETFs emphasize fledgling companies, the PowerShares fund owns a mix of large and small stocks. Many holdings are solid businesses with long track records. In some cases, the PowerShares companies focus exclusively on energy efficiency. But many holdings operate diverse businesses, including lines that are not connected to energy.


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Gold, left, silver, center, and bronze medals are displayed for journalists during a presentation of Sochi 2014 Olympic medals at the SportAccord International Convention today in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Sochi organizers have unveiled the medals for the 2014 Winter Olympics featuring a "patchwork quilt" design representing the different regions of Russia.
Organizers produced a record 1,300 medals for the Olympics and Paralympics, which will be held in the Black Sea resort next February and March. The medals depict the sun's rays reflecting through a prism of mountains and beaches.
The design was approved today by the IOC executive board.
The medals are 0.4 inches thick and 4 inches in diameter.
The Olympic gold medals weigh 16 ounces. A total of 6.6 pounds of gold was used to make the medals, which are gold-plated.


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A semi-truck slid into a Nebraska State Patrol cruiser early Thursday morning on I-80 near Roscoe, injuring Trooper Kevin Horst and another truck driver who was with him.
Horst and truck driver Terrence Eckert, 73, were sitting in the troopers cruiser when they were hit by another semi-truck. Both men were taken to the hospital in Ogallala. Horst was kept overnight. Eckert was treated and released, an NSP official said.
The driver of the second semi-truck was not injured.
Earlier, another accident occurred near the same spot at 12:11 p.m. that involved two trucks and four cars. One person suffered minor injuries in that wreck and was treated at the scene.
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Icy roads and near blizzard conditions caused numerous accidents late Wednesday and early Thursday.
There were at least eight semi-trucks jackknifed on I-80 and more than 15 cars off the road in the Troop D area, which covers 23 counties in southwest Nebraska.
In one instance, a semi-truck slid off the road and onto its side on Nebraska Highway 44 just west of Holdrege at 9 p.m. Wednesday. The truck was empty and no one was injured, the patrol said.
On Thursday morning, seven cars and one semi-truck were sidelined on U.S. Highway 83 from North Platte to a point 45 miles south, near the entrance of Red Willow State Recreation area.
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The findings of a study funded by the National Environment Research Council and led by Dr Louise Allcock at Queen's School of Biological Sciences and colleagues from Cambridge University and British Antarctic Survey will be reported at a conference in Spain this week.
The World Conference on Marine Biodiversity is taking place in Valencia between 11 and 15 November.
The Queen's research forms part of a decade-long global research programme to learn more about the world's oceans.
Octopuses started migrating to new ocean basins more than 30 million years ago as Antarctica cooled and large ice-sheets grew.
These huge climatic events created a 'thermohaline expressway' - a northbound flow of deep cold water, providing new habitat for the animals previously confined to the sea floor around Antarctica.
Isolated in new habitat conditions, many different species evolved. Some octopuses lost their defensive ink sacs because there was no need for the defence mechanisms in the pitch black waters more than two kilometres below the surface.
Dr Allcock, who was assisted on the study by Dr Jan Strugnell and Dr Paulo Prodhl from Queen's, said: "It is clear from our research that climate change can have profound effects on biodiversity, with impacts even extending into habitats such as the deep oceans which you might expect would be partially protected from it. "If octopuses radiated in this way, it's likely that other fauna did so also, so we have helped explain where some of the deep-sea biodiversity comes from."
This revelation into the global distribution and diversity of deep-sea fauna, to be reported this week in the respected scientific journal Cladistics, was made possible by intensive sampling during International Polar Year expeditions.
The findings form part of the first Census of Marine Life (CoML), set to be completed in late 2010. It aims to assess and explain the diversity, distribution and abundance of marine life in the oceans, past, present and future.
The project, which began in 2000, involves more than 2,000 scientists from 82 nations.
Contact: Andrea Clements email@example.com Queen's University Belfast Source:Eurekalert |


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20 Feb 2007 Kylie85 said
Hi Amy,
I always use the alarm my mobile (cellular) phone. You cant always trust hotel alarms to go off (happened to my a few times).
Just make sure that you manually change the time on your phone if you cross a time zone if it doesnt have an automatic time zone change.
I wouldnt worry too much about buying a travel clock.. save your money (and bag space) for something else and use ya phone.
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22 Feb 2007 kitten27 said
amy, yep make sure you get your self an alarm clock. my sister did contiki last year and said it is as important as your passport..a few guys on her tour got left behind one day.. I am doing vista this year so will make sure i get an alarm clock.
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23 Feb 2007 junior37991 said
Can I bring my Rooster?
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25 Feb 2007 lmn_82 said
Hi Amy
I just got back from the European Discovery toour and found that i kept my watch on my home time and took my mobile phone and changed the time to europena time on it and set the alarm on that.
Although depending on who you have as a tour manager they will probably have a wake up call sent to all the rooms about 1 hour before breakfast and leave time, but do find out from your tm. If not you can have a wake up call sent to your room, but watch as staff change at night and sometimes the messages do;t get passed on .
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68 businesses were destroyed in the fire that started Thursday.
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The fire that devastated the boardwalk in Seaside Park and spread to Seaside Heights happened because of an electrical malfunction, authorities confirmed Tuesday.
Investigators from several agencies — including the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and New Jersey State Police — had been combing the charred remains of the boardwalk in search of clues since Thursday's fire, which damaged or destroyed 68 businesses along four blocks.
STORY: N.J. promises money for fire victims
STORY: Boardwalk businesses face stark choices
The fire began underneath a building housing Kohr's Frozen Custard and Biscayne Candies in electrical wiring installed after 1970. The wiring had sustained damage from sand and salt water during Hurricane Sandy, Ocean County Prosecutor Joseph D. Coronato said.
A spark blew apart the live wires under the boardwalk beneath the building, said Jessica Gotthold, an ATF agent. Investigators spent 40 hours combing the scene for evidence and will continue monitoring the site to prevent looting.
"The experience and knowledge of this elite team was truly evident in their concise presentation of findings," Coronato said. "Today I'm confidently bringing some sense of closure to this tragic event, affording the many owners of the destroyed and damaged businesses the ability to now take measures to rebuild and recover."
Authorities blamed the massive boardwalk fire in Seaside Park and Seaside Heights on aged wiring that had been compromised by saltwater and sand during Superstorm Sandy. The blaze destroyed more than 50 businesses in the two towns. (Sept. 17) AP
The wiring could have failed on its own without further damage from Sandy, he said. Before the fire, inspectors could not access the wires for maintenance, and the section where the fire started was a portion of the boardwalk not rebuilt after Hurricane Sandy.
"We planned for the worst," Coronato said. "I wanted the public to know we left no stone unturned," especially after reports that the fire was suspicious in nature.
Business owners who think that electrical wires beneath their stores may have sustained damage from last year's storm should schedule an inspection, he said.
On Monday, a caravan of state officials arrived in town, looking to help people and businesses like Steven "Bubba" Demuro who are still trying to recover.
"Loans, grants, I mean, I'm not really sure what we qualify for. I have to fill out the information," said Demuro, who owned Bubba's Dog House in Seaside Park.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie pledged to provide money for removal of debris from the destroyed boardwalk using money from an existing grant meant for Sandy relief. Members of Christie's cabinet also came to Seaside Heights and met with businesses to discuss the next step in the area's rebuilding.
The governor already had announced that $15 million will be available to local businesses for rebuilding. The damage to the boardwalk alone is expected to be at least $1.88 million.
"We're moving as swiftly and aggressively as we can to help these communities and their boardwalk businesses rebuild from this unfortunate stumbling block to our overall Sandy recovery," Christie said in a news release. "By alleviating the costs associated with the debris removal process, state, county, and local officials as well as private entities can get down to work immediately to restore one of the Jersey Shore's most iconic boardwalks."
State officials had no estimates of cleanup costs and no time frame on debris removal.
The Rev. Richard Rossell, pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish and police and fire chaplain for Seaside Heights, watched as news vans from New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania TV stations filled the parking lot of his church across the street from Borough Hall.
STORY: Fire consumes N.J. boardwalk rebuilt after Sandy
STORY: N.J. officials vow to rebuild boardwalk — again
"I said to them on Sunday: It's your faith that's saving me," Rossell said of his parishioners. "I admire the faith of these people; they've been through a storm, now a fire up there. And so that's what it's about. I'm up there, expounding, preaching, the faith of these people. They come back and they're faithful. … This is what faith is about. I mean, you see the example of these people, they could very easily be discouraged and give up."
Fueled by wind, the boardwalk fire burned north for hours Thursday, devouring entire blocks before firefighters could stop its progress.
While weather did not cause the fire, strong winds from the north spread it, said David A. Robinson, the New Jersey state climatologist at Rutgers University.
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Walsall cricket club may well have made the most important signing in their entire cricket history as they have now acquired the services of Pakistani international Umar Amin.
Southpaw Amin is also a handy medium-pace bowler and has represented Pakistan 27 times and may well go on to become one of the most high-profiled players in the Birmingham League's cricketing history reported the Walsalladvertiser.
Walsall, who won the league two years ago have particularly invested in Amin after they lost the title last season to Shrewsbury and are excited about the Pakistani playing for them, as they hope that the player can make their club a tad richer with a steady increase of fans trickling through the club gates.
"It was a fantastic opportunity for us to get a Test player into the club and we jumped at it, it's really exciting. He's got decent stats at international level and he has a lot of experience for a relative youngster. We're hoping he will do a really good job for us. I don't want to put a lot of pressure on him before he even arrives but we are hoping for big things from him," said Walsall skipper David Powles on Amin.
"We've had some really good overseas players like [South African] Christiaan Jonker and [New Zealander] Brad Wilson but to get a Test and One-Day International [ODI] player in is something else. But, as excited as we are by the signing, he's still got to come here and perform because this is a tough league to play in.Another thing we see as a positive in the signing is that he can help the club grow off the pitch too because of his experience and the knowledge he can pass on. We're hoping it will bring in more players as well as spectators and people on a social level to enjoy the great facilities and atmosphere here. It's a really good club to play cricket for," added Powles.
Amin, who last played a Test for Pakistan in 2010 [against England] has been a regular in the One-Day International and Twenty 20 squad's with 14 and 9 caps to his credit in those formats.
His previous stint in English county cricket was a successful one as he smashed 569 runs and took 50 wickets for Northern Premier league side Morecambe in order to push his claim for a place in Pakistan's Test side.
Apart from Amin, Walsall have also signed Old Hill's Mike Hingley and Humais Butt, with efforts to bring in left-arm spin bowler Jack Biddulph from Wombourne also on.
Powles hopes that the marquee signings may help Walsall retain the league title which they have won four times in 2006, 2007,2008 and 2012 respectively.
"We're looking to get our title back off Shrewsbury and make it a lasting one, try to keep it at Gorway for a couple of seasons at least. Where we finished last season [seventh] was not a fair reflection of our season," said Powles.
"Going into the Bank Holiday weekend, we were second and still within an outside chance of the title, but we ended up finishing lower mid-table which was very disappointing," concluded Powles.


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Chelsea winger Marko Marin has revealed that he is keen to make his loan move to Sevilla a permanent one at the end of the season.
The 24-year-old German ace joined the La Liga side for the current campaign after enduring a difficult spell in West London.
Despite having been hailed as one of the Bundeslga's top talents while t Werder Bremen, first-team opportunities in West London were hard to come by for the wide-man.
However, he has been playing regularly in Spain this term, helping Sevilla move into contention for a Champions League spot, despite them having lost important players such as Alvaro Negredo and Jesus Navas over the summer.
Marin says that, at the moment, he may return to Chelsea at the end of the campaign, but that he would like to stay at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan stadium:
"As things stand now, I am supposed to (go back), but I've had so many enquiries," he is quoted by The Express.
"Sevilla want me to stay, but that's not a decision only they can make. I would like to stay too because I really like it here, but in the end, it's up to Chelsea what happens.
"We are within touching distance of Champions League qualification and that is our goal. We've got the quality for it."
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[MTV UK]Jay-Z's verse on Rick Ross's new single is about how awesome his daughter Blue Ivy is. [Bossip]Kris and Bruce Jenner might get a divorce. [Independent Online]Ditto Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr. [The Sun]The Mila Kunis and Ashton Cleftface rumors persist, especially now that there are incriminating pictures, and it's LIKE THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT, YOU GUYS (no, it's not). [Daily Mail]Here's Tyler Perry's heartfelt letter about writing Bobbi Kristina into a movie after the death of Whitney Houston. [The Life Files]Bob Dylan's newly-rediscovered 1965 guitar might sell for $1 million at auction, hopefully because, across the nation, everyone's boyfriend from freshman year of high school who was not too high to forget contributed .25 cents to the cause. [Showbiz Spy]Rachel Weisz says it's easy to go unnoticed on the street. [The Sun]Tom Cruise is buying a place in New York. [Monsters and Critics]Vicki Gunvalson and Alexis Bellino might get kicked off Real Housewives of Orange County. 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noun, The term used to represent the event any man, including myself, despises: Getting an erection in public, usually when in an open area and/or near many other people. The victim generally walks like an old guy, seems to be weilding a very large gerbil in their pants, or simply tries to think of gory, morbid, discusting, non-arousing things to get rid of The Surpriser Riser. Usually, when the man may be ok with having an erection later, as he is alone, he will not get one. Until he goes out in public again.
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Oppdatert 01.07.2015
The Norwegian Bar Association has a Disciplinary Committee that handles complaints against attorneys who are accused of violating The Rules for Proper Conduct for Attorneys (Regler for god advokatskikk) or of charging an unreasonably high fee.
All Norwegian attorneys are obligated by law to follow The Rules of Proper Conduct for Attorneys. If you believe an attorney has violated these rules, you may file a complaint to The Norwegian Bar Association's Disciplinary Committee. Filing a complaint is completely free of charge.
The Norwegian Bar Association's Disciplinary Committee and the publicly designated Disciplinary Board cannot process a complaint if the case is also being brought before a court of law. This means that a complaint in progress may be stopped if a case regarding the same matter is being brought before a court of law.
Some attorneys work as real estate agents and are affiliated Reklamasjonsnemnda for eiendomsmeglingssaker (The Complaint Board for Real Estate Agency Cases).
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Label the envelope "Disciplinary Complaint".
A complaint to the Norwegian Bar Association's Disciplinary Committee must be submitted no later than six months after the complainant became aware of, or should have become aware of, the subject of the complaint.
If you believe there are special reasons that made it impossible for you to file your complaint(s) within the deadline, you may still be able to submit a complaint later than the deadline. The Disciplinary Committee will then assess if the complaint should still be processed.
However, if the circumstances of your complaint date back more than three years, your complaint will be rejected regardless of your reasons for complaining so late.
Sanctions exist of criticism, reprimands or warnings issued to the attorney.
Particularly serious complaints may, in addition, be reported to the Norwegian Bar Association's
Executive Board and to the public supervisory bodies. The most serious cases can therefore result in the attorney's disbarment from the Norwegian Bar Association and/or loss of his or her license to practice law.
You will not receive compensation if your complaint is upheld by the Disciplinary Committee. If you believe you are entitled to a compensation for a mistake your attorney has committed, you may contact the attorney's insurance company. To find out where the attorney is insured, contact The Supervisory Council for Legal Practice on telephone 22 00 75 00.
If a complaint relates to the size of the attorney's fee, the Disciplinary Committee
may determine that the fee shall be reduced or waived completely.
If an attorney does not repay his fee in accordance with a disciplinary decision made by the
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the Disciplinary Board, you may contact the enforcement officer/enforcement bailiff for assistance in collecting the amount.
If your complaint is upheld by the Disciplinary Committee, they may order the
attorney to cover the expenses you have incurred in connection with the complaint. In that case you must present a written claim for this in your complaint. Only reasonable expenses can be covered.
Both the complainant and the attorney against whom the complaint was filed may appeal a decision from the Norwegian Bar Association's Disciplinary Committee to the publicly designated Disciplinary Board.
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Jonathan and Olivia are having a blowout sale of past seasons' clothes this weekend! Apparently it's "up to 90% off". For those who haven't been there, they carry APC, Isabelle Marant, Alex Wang, Opening Ceremony, and a lot of other brands. I hope the stuff aren't ugly left-overs that no one wants, but I'm gonna go check it out.
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^ I did end up going. I got there 2 hours after they opened and there was a line of about 30 people outside. I got a Vanessa Bruno Athe winter coat for 240 and a Maria Cornejo shirt for 120. There was a bunch of tops and pants under 100, but the styles weren't that great.
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Holt's is having a really good sale right now. Up to 70% off and this time around, a lot of things actually ARE!
In general, I have never seen so many pre-Christmas sales EVER in Toronto. I bought so many things at 50% off prior to Christmas. Usually there are absolutely no sales before Christmas because retailers know people have no choice but to buy anyway. It was great as a shopper but does make you wonder a little at the economy.
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07/07/2014 78 Student-Athletes On MW Spring Academic TeamThree programs reach double-digits, men's golf leads league in honorees. 05/16/2014 Great Grads!60 current and former UNLV student-athletes eligible for Spring Commencement Ceremonies. 06/24/2013 School-record Tying Rebels Named MW Scholar-AthleteUNLV also places 20 on All-Academic All-MW squad, Rebel men have four named MW Scholar-Athletes. 03/23/2013 Rebel Women End Season At NCAAsUNLV swims in a pair of events on the last day of the NCAA championships for the final action of the season. 03/18/2013 NCAA Championships Awaits 14 RebelsSix women, eight men will be swimming at the national meet with the women's starting this week. 2012-13 (Junior): Turned in two top-five finishes at the MW Championships ... Placed third in the 1650 free with a time of 16:35.32 ... Took fifth in the 500 free (4:48.66) ... Swam on the second place 800 free relay ... Competed on the 400 free relay at the NCAA Championships for the Rebels ... Named MW Swimmer of the Week on Nov. 7 after a double-win performance at BYU, and again on Jan. 9 after four wins against Bakersfield and Fresno State. 2011-12 (Sophomore): Became the first Rebel in four years to win a league title, and the first to win the 500 free since the 2003 season by swimming a school-record time of 4:46.67 at the MW Championships ... Added a second win, this one in the 1650 free in a time of 16:27.16, and finished runner-up in the 200 free in 1:47.89 ... Led off the second-place 800 free relay and anchored the third-place 400 free relay ... Holds the school record in the 1650 free, and ranks third in the 200 free. 2010-11 (Freshman): Was runner-up at the MW Championships in the 200 free in 1:47.82 ... Finished eighth in the 500 free in 4:54.12 and ninth in the 1650 in 16:53.86 ... Also swam on two runner-up relays, the anchor leg in the 400 free relay that finished in 3:19.75 and leadoff in the 800 free relay that finished in 7:15.08. High School: Earn All-American honors in both the pool and classroom (Scholastic) in 2008, 2009 and 2010 ... Three-time CIF Champion in both the 200 and 500 free ... Four-time member of the San Diego Union Tribune All Academic Team, and was captain of the 2010 team ... Valedictorian of the class of 2010. Club: Swam for CAST in Sam Diego since 1998 ... Earned the National Age Group Award for the 200 free in 2007 ... Team Most Valuable Swimmer in 2003 and 2009 ... Was the San Diego Swim Coaches Associate Senior Swimmer of the Quarter in the fourth quarter of 2008. Personal: Jessica Heim Lynn ... Born on Oct. 14, 1992 in San Diego, Calif. ... Daughter of Walter and Beverly Heim ... Has one sister, Rachel (24), who swam for four years at Ohio University ... Pre-physical therapy major. Heim's Personal Bests 200 Free 1:47.98 500 Free 4:46.67 1650 Free 16:24.17 |
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Unfortunately, I've realized that my headphones no longer get any love, and so I'm letting them go, starting with my HD650's. They're in good condition (no scratches or even peeling that I can see), and come with the original box and manuals. PM me if you have any questions!
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←Author Index: Se | Seneca (4–65) |
Lucius Annaeus Seneca (Seneca the Younger) (c. 4 BC – AD 65) was a Roman stoic philosopher, statesman, dramatist and humorist of the Silver Age of Latin literature. He was tutor and later advisor to the Emperor Nero. |
- On the Shortness of Life (De Brevitate Vitæ)
- Of a Happy Life (De Vita Beata)
- Of Providence (De Providentia)
- On the Firmness of the Wise Man (De Constantia Sapientis)
- Of Anger (De Ira)
- Of Leisure (De Otio)
- Of Peace of Mind (De Tranquillitate Animi)
- Of Clemency (De Clementia)
- Hercules Furens (The Madness of Hercules)
- Troades (The Trojan Women)
- Phoenissae (The Phoenician Women)
- Phaedra
- Thyestes
- Hercules Oetaeus (Hercules on Oeta): there is doubt by some scholars whether this tragedy was written by Seneca.
- Agamemnon
- Oedipus
- Medea
- The Eyght Tragedie of Seneca entituled Agamemnon translated out of Latin into English, by John Studley
Correspondence and essays[edit]
- Moral letters to Lucilius (Loeb Classical Library edition; translated by Gummere)
- Seneca's letter describing gladiators
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When a disaster or emergency occurs and you have to leave your home, always take your pets with you. People think they will be able to return shortly to care for their animals, but too often the situation worsens and people cannot make it back to rescue their pets.
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If you go to a public emergency shelter, your pets may not be allowed inside. (Most emergency shelters for people still don't allow animals, but in Massachusetts and other states, disaster preparedness plans now contain provisions for temporary animal shelters, either at the same location as the human shelters or nearby.)
Make a back-up emergency plan in case you can't care for your animals yourself. Develop a buddy system with neighbors, friends and relatives to make sure that someone is available to care for or evacuate your pets if you are unable to do so.
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These wait times reflect the approximate time to see a physician or a nurse at New York Community Hospital. Times are updated frequently as conditions change. Please note, patients with the most serious illnesses/injuries are given priority. Wait times may be affected by the number of patients in the emergency room and severity of their conditions.
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Adlai E. Stevenson Papers 1861-2001 (mostly 1952-1965)
Search Tips | How to Browse this CollectionSeries 6: Subject Files
Boxes 352-389
This collection is stored at Mudd Manuscript Library.
Requests will be delivered to Public Policy Papers, MUDD Reading Room .
Collection Creator: Stevenson, Adlai E. (Adlai Ewing), 1900-1965. .
Dates: 1931-1965.
Extent: Boxes 352-389
Languages: English.
Access Restrictions
The collection is open to research.
Series 6: Subject Files, includes correspondence, reference materials, newsclippings, meeting minutes, agendas, and other materials documenting those aspects of Stevenson's professional life not addressed in other series, including his governorship of Illinois, service on the boards of trustees for various companies and philanthropic organizations, his law career, government service during the New Deal and World War II, and political activities outside his presidential campaigns.
Stevenson served on the boards of trustees for a number of organizations, including the Eleanor Roosevelt Foundation, Encyclopedia Britannica, Hull House, Daily Pantagraph, and the Field Foundation. Papers documenting Stevenson's organizational affiliations, such as the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, Chicago Bar Association, and the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies, are also included. Clearly illustrated throughout this series is Stevenson's high level of involvement with a variety of organizations, ranging from social service to political groups. Stevenson's devotion to Chicago's institutions, well after he became a nationally – and internationally – prominent figure, is shown.
Stevenson's memoranda to president-elect John F. Kennedy, advising him on his first important actions as President (most notably appointing a Secretary of State) are particularly interesting.
These files are arranged alphabetically by subject.
Preferred Citation
Series 6: Subject Files; 1931-1965; Adlai E. Stevenson Papers, Public Policy Papers, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.
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On 16 November 2016, Allianz Malaysia organised its yearly Golf with the Allianz event from members of the media at the the Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club.
Allianz Malaysia enjoyed a three-week-long celebration in commemorating Malaysia Day.
On 1 October 2016, Allianz Malaysia hosted its first-ever outdoor movie screening exclusively for its 190, 712 Facebook fans!
Allianz Malaysia treated Malaysian bloggers and their friends of bloggers to the Allianz Crazy Games on 3 September 2016.
The Allian Pacer Run 2016 returns to Putrajaya, this time at the Recreational Airport in Precinct 6 on 27 November 2016 and hopes to attract 5,000 runners this year.
Allianz Malaysia Berhad unveiled a brand new customer touch point at the head office in Menara Allianz Sentral on 20 July 2016 in celebration of Allianz Day.
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