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The Directory Services Application Firewall (DAF) product from the company, Aorato, watches for unauthorized use of Active Directory credentials, and employs multi-layer protection based on a network's or application's behavioral patterns. Aorato said that its new firewall profiles, and then learns and predicts, behaviors that could represent threats. Active Directory is employed in Windows networks for user authentication and authorization.
Aorato's approach, which had previously been in private beta with about a dozen customers, is to monitor traffic between Active Directory servers and such network entities as users and devices. These interactions are used to generate a model of the relationships over time, which the company calls the Organizational Security Graph.
Attack Timeline
Any activities that fall outside the Organizational Security Graph model are watched, as they could be attacks or policy violations, such as protocol irregularities, simple password hacks or attempts to utilize deleted users' credentials. The alerts are mapped onto an Attack Timeline, so that security personnel can determine which events represent steps in an attack and which are isolated and benign single events.
On its Web site, the company says that its approach is adaptive, and does not rely on signatures, rules, thresholds or baselines because the firewall builds its own detection guidelines based on behavior. The firewall can be deployed as hardware or virtually.
CEO Idan Plotnik noted in a statement that a certified identity "enables the attackers to enter and act without getting discovered," a method of attack that he noted is "highly difficult to locate and defend" against. The company said its technology emerged from the Cyber Security Unit of the Israeli Defense Forces. The company's three founders -- Idan Plotnik; vice president of professional services, Ohad Plotnik; and vice president for research and development, Michael Dolinsky -- all served in the Cyber Security Unit, and each has a decade's experience in computer security.
'Gaping Hole'
On the company's blog, Idan Plotnik wrote that a couple of years ago during a security project for a major bank, he realized that Active Directory represented a "gaping hole that the security industry hasn't properly addressed." He added that "AD is by default, and by design, exposed," on a permanent basis.
He pointed to the fact that one of the largest and most famous unauthorized captures of confidential information -- Edward Snowden's pilfering of National Security Agency documents -- used colleagues' passwords to gain entry. DAF, he implied, could have made a difference in that case.
The company has received about $10 million in venture capital investments from Accel Partners, Innovation Endeavors and Glilot Capital Partners.


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strongirish (249) | Extremely Mild | Medium | Mild | Very Pleasant |
I have to say, after smoking this I can't get my mouth back to normal, I am so thirsty and I smoked it hours ago. Whatever is in it it turned my mouth dry within minutes. The first half of the bowl was very bland and then I tasted a tart, berry like, sweet taste that was tolerable, kind of like Captain Black White but not as good. It is ribbon cut and stayed lit well, had to relite only once, and it burned down almost to the bottom and left a dry grey dottle. The aroma was fabulous, the bag aroma is sweet, tart and pleasant. I will let this sit awhile mixed with some straight burley to see if I can tame it down some but I will never rebuy it, it just is not worth it.
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Fofo (81) | Very Mild | Medium | Very Mild | Very Pleasant |
Flavor: Not much to speak of. Like putting sweet and warm air in your mouth (if that makes any sense). Most of the flavor that is present if PG.
Complexity: None. There are FEW aromatic blends that show any degree of complexity, this isn't one of them. In my opinion, Virginias and Perique are tobaccos that must be enjoyed naturally or with a light topping at the most. I couldn't taste those tobaccos.
Aroma: All you can sense is sweet PG.
Tin/pouch aroma: You can smell the vanilla, rum, honey and coffee with a hing of PG. Good pouch aroma but it doesn't really translate into flavor.
Room note: probably the only good thing about this blend. I received multiple compliments on the room note. Honestly, it was pleasant, but I need more than that to like a blend.
Burning characteristics: Burns cool, few relights. Leaves some gunk at the bottom of your pipe but not excessive.
Cut/Moisture content: Loose cut. I don't necessarily like dry tobaccos but this stuff is soaking wet, it will leave a greasy a greasy/sticky residue on your fingers after touching it. It is so full of PG that it won't actually dry out so leaving out for a few hours before smoking is useless.
Overall: Not something I'd recommend to a more serious pipe smoker. I mostly smoke Balkans and, on occassion, enjoy an aromatic as a change of pace. Even when looking for a change of pace I like my aromatics to have a degree (even if small) of complexity and tobacco flavor. A casing (when properly applied) isn't all that bad but I prefer a light topping. There are few aromatics out there that can offer complexity and tobacco flavor, this is not one of them.
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Fred T (67) | Mild | Medium to Strong | Mild | Pleasant |
I'm in total disagreement with my fellow reviewers. I like this one. I'm partial to Vanilla/Cavendish blends, among other things. This is a Perique/Virginia with a lot of neat stuff added, including some of my favorites; vanilla, honey, and coffee. Sounds like the American Dream to me. It makes for a mild, tasty smoke.
Pipe Used: Castello Sea Rock
Age When Smoked: 6 months
Purchased From: Pipes and Cigars
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Cadence (3) | Mild | Mild | Mild | Very Pleasant |
Don't let this blend fool you. This produces gobs (I love that word) of creamy, white smoke. I can taste the honey and the vanilla, but still haven't managed to sense any rum or coffee. But it doesn't interfere with my enjoyment of this blend. Can only get a sense of the perique when blowing smoke out of my nose; and not much of it.
This is a pretty good smoke. Will burn hot if you push it, but it's never bitten me and I push pretty hard. Room note is absolutely heavenly. Feels light and smooth in your mouth if you take it easy. Reminds me (not tastes like, just reminds me) of oatmeal with milk and honey.
Mild,but enjoyable smoke.
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JohnnyO (7) | Mild | Medium to Strong | Mild to Medium | Pleasant |
In the pouch this tobacco smells great, with the honey and vanilla being most present. This tobacco lights easily and remained lit for quite a while. This is very aromatic and the flavor presents itself more than the tobacco I would say. The downsides to this tobacco are that in all of the pipes I have smoked it in I am left with a wet gurgling pipe and wet dottle in the bottom of the bowl, but worst of all I noticed this tobacco loses its aromatic flavor half way through the bowl. It just seems to go flat and taste like plain ol tobaccy [which isnt too bad] but after all that aromatic flavor in the first half, the last half seems really flat and bland...I will smoke the last of this tobacco I own and maybe try it in a smaller pipe, but after that I will not be buying any more...This was one American dream that was not fulfilled...
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text: Slender Is Getting A Sequel With Better Graphics, More ScaresKirk Hamilton9/20/12 9:34pmFiled to: slenderSlendermanSlender: the eight pagesSlender: the arrivaltweetKotaku Core66EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink By now, most folks know about Slender: The Eight Pages. The crude yet terrifying indie game has become something of an internet sensation over the last couple of months, scaring the pants off of countless thousands around the world. Mark Hadley, who designed the game, has announced that in a joint effort with Blue Isle Studios, he is making a follow-up called Slender: The Arrival. A teaser website for the game shares a couple of screenshots while promising that the next installment will be "even more terrifying" than the original, with "more levels, improved visuals, and an engaging storyline." It also calls this a commercial release, so it's probably safe to say that unlike The Eight Pages, The Arrival won't be free. Advertisement Advertisement Can lightning strike twice? Would a better-looking version of Slender really be more scary? Is the Slenderman standing outside my window and watching me type this? We'll find out soon.Here are the two teaser shots from the game: Slenderarrival.com [Official Site]Reply66 repliesLeave a reply


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Dairy farmers' forecast looks good; crop farmers in limbo
Madison - Wisconsin's dairy farmers are poised for a strong 2013 because milk prices are expected to rise and feed prices are likely to drop, a panel of agriculture experts predicted Wednesday.
Crop farmers, on the other hand, face a key unknown - whether they'll get enough rainfall to compensate for last year's prolonged parched conditions.
Wisconsin produced a record 27.2 billion pounds of milk last year, remaining the nation's second-leading producer behind California. However, the 4% increase didn't necessarily translate to more money for Wisconsin's dairy farmers because it was offset by lower milk prices and higher feed costs.
Worldwide demand suggests that milk prices are likely to rise, while the price of feed is expected to stabilize, said Mark Stephenson, a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Stephenson spoke at the annual Wisconsin Agricultural Economic Outlook Forum, which was held Wednesday in Madison. The event typically features about half a dozen agriculture professors who forecast the outlook for key Wisconsin products.
Most speakers said they were most concerned about lingering effects from last year's dry weather. The drought was severe enough that most fruit and vegetable crops were hit hard, and the crops that fared well were largely those that could tap into water reserves deep in the soil.
This year those water reserves are partially depleted, and it would take about 12 inches of rain statewide to replenish them, according to a Status of Wisconsin Agriculture 2013 report produced by UW-Madison.
Weather patterns have been too uncertain in recent years to predict rainfall with any certainty, so the best crop farmers can do is hope for enough rain to compensate for last year, said Brenda Boetel, an agricultural economist at UW-River Falls.


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Definition of through:
- From one end or side to the other; from beginning to end; to the ultimate purpose. To carry through, to accomplish. To go through, to prosecute a scheme to the end; to undergo. See Thorough.
- From end to end, or from side to side; noting passage; by transmission; by means of; by the agency of; by reason of; over the whole surface of; by passing among or in the midst of.
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I believe that in the end the abolition of war, the maintenance of world peace, the adjustment of international questions by pacific means will come through the force of public opinion, which controls nations and peoples. - Frank B. Kellogg
Part of the work is determining through what instrument you are playing. Actors are physical, olympian storytellers and we should be able to create entire landscapes with nothing. - Ajay Naidu
If I had a plot that was all set in advance, why would I want go through the agony of writing the novel? A novel is a kind of exploration and discovery, for me at any rate. - Chaim Potok
Whenever it's suggested that our sponsors have some kind of influence or control of what we cover in some kind of censorship through financial pressure, it's rubbish. That's never happened. - Morley Safer
Here was a fragment of Goddess myth that, through all its permutations, had somehow escaped being turned on its head. It was the perfect springboard for the sort of novel I wanted to write. - Joan D. Vinge
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Willem Mengelberg (Conductor)
Born: March 28, 1871 - Utrecht, Holland Died: March 21, 1951 - Chur, Switzerland
The celebrated Dutch conductor, (Josef) Willem Mengelberg, studied in Utrecht under Richard Hol, Henri Wilhelm Petri and Anton Averkamp and then went to the Music School in Cologne to study under Franz Wüllner and Adolf Jensen; he took first prize in piano, composition and orchestral conducting. Willem Mengelberg made his debut as a pianist at a very young age and took over leadership of the Lucerne City Conservatory in 1891. Only four years later, in 1895, he was nominated musical director of the Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam, and did not leave this post until 1945. At the same time, he became conductor of the internationally famous Amsterdam Toonkunst choir, which he incorporated into performances of orchestral works requiring large choirs, such as his annual performance of the St. Matthew Passion (BWV 244) by J.S. Bach. He met and befriended Gustav Mahler in 1902, after which date Mengelberg tirelessly promoted G. Mahler's works. From 1907 to 1920, he conducted the Frankfurt Museum concerts and from 1921 to 1929 the New York National Symphony Orchestra. During this time, he entrusted the Concertgebouw Orchestra to various principal guest conductors, such as Bruno Walter, Karl Muck and Pierre Monteux. Mengelberg then returned to Amsterdam after differences with Arturo Toscanini, with whom he had conducted the New York Orchestra on equal terms (1928-1929). Utrecht University set up a chair for him in 1933, but he never taught there other than holding his inaugural lecture. He was forbidden to work in Holland in 1945 due to his co-operation with the occupation troops and went to Switzerland for the rest of his life. Willem Mengelberg is one of the most important G. Mahler interpreters of his generation. In 1920, he conducted the Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam in all ten G. Mahler symphonies in nine concerts for his twenty-fifth anniversary with the orchestra. He promoted contemporary music and conducted first performances of the works of the following composers: Henk Badings Symphony No.1 (1930) and Symphony No. 3 (1935), Béla Bartók Concerto for violin and orchestra No. 2 (1939) with Zoltan Szekely, Paul Hindemith Der Schwanendreher (1935) with assistance from the composer and Konzert für Violine und Orchester (1940), Zoltan Kodaly Suite from Hary Janos (1927) and Felszallott a pava (1939), Darius Milhaud Carnaval d'Aix (1926), Max Reger Konzert im alten Stil (1912) and Ottorino Respighi Concerto in modo misolido (1924).
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text: These Space Age Concept Cars Could Have Been Atom-PoweredBenjamin Preston1/08/13 10:00amFiled to: Concept CarsAtomic CarsRetroFord MystereFord FX-Atmos241EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink It's hard to believe that in the 1950s, there were actually people who believed that cars with those Star Wars Imperial battle cruiser-style open reactor power plants jutting out the back would be a good idea. But hey, what's sexier than a radioactive blue glow emanating from your tailpipes? Advertisement Then again, if you look at how many atomic bombs were test detonated in the desert and near islands in the South Pacific back then, radiation-spewing concept cars aren't really all that surprising. Luckily, no one ever actually built a car that would've meant three-eyed children and legless dogs for America's future.But there were a few concept cars that look like they could have blasted off into the next galaxy. Ford's engineers created the FX-Atmos and the Mystere, two rocket-inspired concepts that should leave you wondering why no concepts this bold show up at car shows anymore. Aren't we sick of practical concepts, and hungry for a return of the outlandish? Advertisement Let's take a stand, people. If there aren't any amphibious rocket cars with onboard cryogenic pet freezers at Detroit this year, I say we bring our own concepts to next year's show. Bring back weird!(Hat tip to BigDiesel007!)Reply24 repliesLeave a reply


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FLORENCE, Ky., May 4, 2011 – The Kentucky Derby is known as the greatest two minutes in sports but at Turfway Park this Saturday the fun of the second annual Biggest Derby Party in Town will keep race fans busy for hours.
The Biggest Derby Party in Town runs noon to 8:30 p.m. on Turfway's fourth floor. Admission and parking are free.
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And the real "angels" who are working hard, and in detail entirely repudiate the "bearing up" of the leaper from the pinnacle.
leaper the Locust cried, while Kiddie Katydid echoed the word.
Salmon comes directly from the Latin salmo, a salmon, which literally meant the leaper, from salire—to leap.
He aspired to be the best wrestler, runner and leaper in school.
Kiddie Katydid and leaper the Locust quarreled so loudly that they soon drew a crowd around them.
"I don't believe I need to worry," leaper the Locust remarked carelessly.
These can be easily knocked away, leaving yawning gaps defying any leaper.
He knew now why leaper had struggled to escape from that mysterious messenger with the curious message.
In spite of his lengthened horns, leaper the Locust hardly dared show himself while his cousins remained in the neighborhood.
The horsewoman in question must take with her three trained horsestwo of the haute cole, and one leaper.
c.1200, from Old English hleapan "to jump, run, leap" (class VII strong verb; past tense hleop, past participle hleapen), from Proto-Germanic *khlaupan (cf. Old Saxon hlopan, Old Norse hlaupa, Old Frisian hlapa, Dutch lopen, Old High German hlouffan, German laufen "to run," Gothic us-hlaupan "to jump up"), of uncertain origin, with no known cognates beyond Germanic. Leap-frog, the children's game, is attested by that name from 1590s; figurative use by 1704.
First loke and aftirward lepe [proverb recorded from mid-15c.]Related: Leaped; leaping.
c.1200, from Old English hliep, hlyp (West Saxon), *hlep (Mercian, Northumbrian) "a leap, bound, spring, sudden movement; thing to leap from;" common Germanic (cf. Old Frisian hlep, Dutch loop, Old High German hlouf, German lauf); from the root of leap (v.). Leaps has been paired with bounds since at least 1720.


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KPMR-TV Univision Launches Local Spanish-Language Newscast 'Noticias Univision Costa Central'
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Oct 29, 2003, 00:00 ET from KPMR-TV
GOLETA, Calif., Oct. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- On October 27, 2003, KPMR-TV Univision, the leading Spanish-language television station in the Santa Barbara, Santa Maria-San Luis Obispo television market, launched its first live, local newscast, NOTICIAS UNIVISION COSTA CENTRAL, which will air weekdays at 6PM and 11PM. The inaugural broadcast included live interviews with U.S. Representative Lois Capps and Fernando Gamboa, the Mexican Consul based in Oxnard, California, a taped interview with State Assemblyman Abel Maldonado and a live performance from Mariachi Alma de Jalisco de Serafin Mendoza, a Santa Maria-based mariachi ensemble. NOTICIAS UNIVISION COSTA CENTRAL will provide Central Coast Hispanics and other Spanish-language television enthusiasts with the latest local and regional news, sports, weather and features. This nightly newscast will originate from KPMR-TV's broadcast center in Goleta, California. NOTICIAS UNIVISION COSTA CENTRAL will also maintain a fully-staffed news bureau in the City of Santa Maria, the heart of the Central Coast, to cover news and other events of interest to Hispanics in north Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties. Anchored by Andres Angulo and Martha Saldana, NOTICIAS UNIVISION COSTA CENTRAL relies on a team of several local and regional field reporters, including Maribel Roldan and Norma Flores, well-known broadcast journalists in the greater Santa Barbara market. Weather will be presented by Abir Sandoval, with Armando Romero, "El Senor de los Deportes" (The Sports Guy), reporting the latest news about local sports, Mexican and other Latin American soccer, baseball and other athletic news. "Our mission is to provide Hispanics with information which they can utilize to lead better, more productive lives for their families and themselves," said Andres Angulo, who also serves as News Director of NOTICIAS UNIVISION COSTA CENTRAL. "There has been a huge gap in the Central Coast for Hispanic news and we are committed to filling this need by delivering a high quality newscast that serves the interests of the area's Hispanic community." Chris Roman, General Manager of KPMR-TV, said: "We are very pleased to offer our audience a top-notch local newscast worthy of the Hispanic community in the greater Santa Barbara market. KPMR-TV has invested numerous resources in NOTICIAS UNIVISION COSTA CENTRAL, including an experienced broadcast team, technical capabilities and promotion to ensure we deliver a news product that Hispanics can rely on and call their own. We are proud of our associates' efforts in launching this newscast and look forward to serving our viewers." NOTICIAS UNIVISION COSTA CENTRAL will offer daily reports on finance, top stories in Mexico, as over 95% of Hispanics in the market are of Mexican origin or descent, as well as relevant news from Sacramento and other California communities. The program will also prominently feature special reports on subjects ranging from health, education, immigration, entertainment, beauty, fashion, automotive reviews and local personalities. Live guests will periodically appear to enhance the quality of the newscast. NOTICIAS UNIVISION COSTA CENTRAL will air Monday through Friday from 6:00PM-6:30PM and 11:00PM-11:30PM. News updates will air daily inviting viewers to tune in to those telecasts. The newscast is delivered from a state-of-the-art set designed by MediaWay Architecture, one of the top broadcast facility design firms in the world. ABOUT THE ANCHORS Andres Angulo joined KPMR-TV in early October from the NBC-owned Telemundo station in San Jose, California, where he was an Executive Producer and Reporter for three years. Prior to that, Andres was a Producer and Anchor for a local Santa Barbara Spanish-language daily newscast produced under the aegis of KSBY-TV, the NBC affiliate in the Central Coast. 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Central Coast Hispanics have a median age of 24 years, much younger than the 41 years among non-Hispanics. The Central Coast Hispanic population is a lucrative market, boasting buying power in excess of $2.3 billion per year, fueled by a median income in excess of $59,000 per year. ABOUT KPMR-TV AND ENTRAVISION KPMR-TV Univision was launched on April 1, 2001 as a full-power television station. It is broadcast over-the-air on Channel 38 and reaches all of Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties, along with a sizable portion of western Ventura County. On the three major cable systems which serve this market (Cox Communications, Comcast Cable and Charter Communications), KPMR-TV can be seen on Channel 16. KPMR-TV is an affiliate of Univision, the leading Spanish-language television network in the United States, and is owned and operated by Entravision Communications Corporation. Entravision Communications Corporation is a diversified Spanish-language media company utilizing a combination of television, radio and outdoor operations to reach approximately 80% of Hispanic consumers across the United States, as well as the border markets of Mexico. Entravision is the largest affiliate group of both the top-ranked Univision television network and Univision's TeleFutura network, with stations in 20 of the nation's top 50 Hispanic markets. The company also operates one of the nation's largest centrally programmed Spanish-language radio networks, which serves 23 markets via 58 owned and/or operated radio stations. The company's outdoor operations consist of approximately 11,400 advertising faces concentrated primarily in Los Angeles and New York. Entravision shares of Class A Common Stock are traded on The New York Stock Exchange under the symbol: EVC.


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Yes it is straight from Sanskrit. The root Ap (with cognates in Latin, Greek, etc.) means to reach or obtain. The -s- is a desiderative verbal stem modifier, so Ips means to wish to obtain, in other words, to desire. the -ta forms a participle and the -A is a femininizing suffix, so IpsitA is a woman who is desired.
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Two New Haven men held up the TD Bank office on Post Road East this morning, police said, and fled through town before speeding onto the Merritt Parkway in the wrong direction, where they crashed into another car and were caught after a foot chase through woods near Newtown Turnpike.
The bank at 1111 Post Road East also was held up July 2, when three men from Bridgeport were charged with the armed heist. All three men were captured within a few days of the robbery. (Here's the Westport News report on that incident http://bit.ly/1tim6Md )
In the latest robbery, two men entered the bank about 9:30 a.m. and demanded money from the tellers. No weapons were shown during the robbery, police said.
The men fled the bank with an undetermined amount of cash in a gold Volvo with Virginia license plates, according to scanner reports. The getaway car was spotted by police on the Post Road near Compo Road. Officers were unable to stop the car, but begin pursuing the men.
The suspects headed north on Wilton Road to the Merritt Parkway, where they entered the highway via the eastbound lanes and headed west. At that point, police said, they terminated the chase and did not pursue the suspects onto the highway in the wrong direction.
An unmarked cruiser, however, entered the parkway on the other side of the highway to monitor the suspects and alert other police units to their status, according to the report.
After traveling a short distance, the robbery suspects in the Volvo struck a Toyota SUV as its driver tried to change lanes to avoid full impact with the fleeing car, according to the State Police report. Their car then hit a metal guardrail and spun across both lanes of the parkway before coming to a halt.
The woman driving the Toyota was not seriously injured, police indicated.
One of the men was captured within a few minutes after the crash in a nearby wooded area off Newtown Turnpike without incident, police said. The second suspect was captured about 25 minutes later following a search by Westport police assisted by officers from Norwalk, Wilton, New Canaan and State Police.
Police said they recovered some of the money taken from the bank in the men's possession, and after searching their car, found the clothing they wore while holding up the bank.
The men were identified Tuesday afternoon as:
Carmello K. Dekane, 30, of Limerick Street, New Haven. Dekane, who police said was the driver, was charged with two counts of second-degree robbery, two counts of fourth-degree larceny and engaging police in pursuit. Bond was set at $85,000 and he is scheduled to appear Aug. 26 in Norwalk Superior Court.
Dekane also faces a series of charges filed in connection with the crash on the Merritt Parkway, including reckless driving, driving the wrong way on a limited-access highway, operating without a driver's license and failure to drive in an established lane.
Read Full ArticleJermaine Cowan, 35, of Quinnipiac Avenue, New Haven. He was charged with two counts of second-degree robbery and two counts of fourth-degree larceny. Bond was set at $85,000 and he also is set to appear Aug. 27 in Norwalk Superior Court.


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BobLevine Jun 29, 2012 7:49 AM (in response to hlybrtn)Does it work if you put it on an actual web page and link to that?
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BobLevine Jun 29, 2012 12:07 PM (in response to hlybrtn)I meant actually uploading the web page and linking to that…not to a local HTML page.
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- The iTunes Playlist widget previews doesn't play.
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hlybrtn Jul 10, 2012 10:13 AM (in response to BobLevine)Sorry for the delay, ended up having to move forward with this month's magazine sans widget.
Bob: We did try uploading the page and linking with no luck. Have you come across any other potential solutions?


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Rout parallel slots to perfection
I volunteered to make a tally board for my bridge club, and my plan to use sliding dovetails for each player's name block seemed so simple. To lessen the strain on my router and prevent the dovetail slot from packing with dust, I decided to precut the slots with a straight bit, then rerout them with a dovetail bit. But how could I ensure dead-on repeatable spacing for 20 slots?
To solve the dilemma, I fashioned a subbase for my router from 1⁄2 " birch plywood, with a 3⁄8 x5⁄16 " hardwood guide dadoed in place on the bottom, as shown in the illustration. The distance between the guide and a 5⁄16 " straight bit mounted in the router equals the intended spacing between the slots.
I routed the first slot with a 5⁄16 " straight bit in my table-mounted router, then used the same bit in my handheld router, with the subbase's guide in the first slot, to rout the second slot. The second slot guided the router for the third slot, and so on, until I had cut the number needed.
Next, I switched to my dovetail bit, and set the cutting depth so as to not widen the original 5⁄16 " slot. I used the second slot to dovetail the first slot, then rerouted the remaining slots into dovetails, using the adjacent slot as a guide.
The jig worked like a champ, saved me a lot of time over alternative methods, and the results were flawless. Before you try this, you'll need to make some test cuts to figure out the precise relationship between cutting depth, dovetail-bit angle, and straight-bit diameter to make sure the slots will work for your project.
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While we've seen some spectacular jumps, the recent 2014 Cameron Air Show in Cameron, MO, took things to new heights, literally. Instead of just trying to leap over several things like you might normally see, the cycle only had to make it past one obstacle. Thing is, that obstacle happens to be a biplane flying just a few feet off the ground.
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Wrap up dinner with a homemade sandwich that tastes just like sausage and cheese pizza!
You can use a package of sliced pepperoni in place of the sausage and onion. Just stir pepperoni together with the 1/2 cup pizza sauce and mushrooms and fill the calzone.
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LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - Craig McFerrin scored 18 points and grabbed six rebounds to lead McNeese State to an 80-75 win over Texas Tech Sunday night.
Kevin Hardy and Ledrick Eackles added 13 points apiece for the Cowboys (6-3), who won for the first time in 10 tries against a current member of the Big 12.
Jaye Crockett led the Red Raiders with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Josh Gray scored 15 points and recorded three steals, while Trency Jackson and Dejan Kravic each added 11 points for the Red Raiders (5-2).
Crockett's layup with 48 seconds remaining brought Texas Tech within one, but free throws by Ledrick Eackles and Hardy sealed it for McNeese State. The Cowboys have won five in a row.
The Red Raiders built a 10-point lead in the first half but the Mustangs closed within two before Texas Tech led 37-32 at the half. Eackles' 3-pointer with 7:02 to play gave McNeese the lead for good.
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DENVER - The Colorado Supreme Court isn't taking up an appeal from a man who sued a Roman Catholic hospital over the deaths of his pregnant wife and their unborn twins.
The court on Monday denied Jeremy Stodghill's request to review the dismissal of his wrongful death lawsuit. It didn't explain its decision.
Stodghill sued after his wife, Lori Stodghill, died in 2006 from a pulmonary embolism after being taken to St. Thomas More Hospital in Cañon City.
The case drew attention because Catholic Healthcare Initiatives, which owns the hospital's operator, had argued the wrongful death claims should be dismissed because fetuses aren't human beings under state law. The church's stance is that life begins at conception. Catholic Healthcare Initiatives later said the court argument was morally wrong.


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An affiliated student is a graduate of another university with an approved degree who is admitted to study for a Cambridge undergraduate course (BA).
Affiliated students study for two years and usually take the last two years of an undergraduate course. An affiliated student cannot be accepted for one year's study only.
Cambridge accepts only a small number of affiliated students and in King's we expect to have two or three such students in a normal year. King's does not accept affiliated applicants for Education, Land Economy, Medicine or Veterinary Medicine. Please also be aware that there is no affiliated version of the following courses: Architecture, History and Modern Languages, and History and Politics.
Successful candidates have a good honours degree (normally a first) from a recommended university. We standardly require a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.75. It is not possible to become an affiliated student if you already hold a B.A (or any other degree) awarded by Cambridge University.
Affiliated applicants must also meet any subject-specific examination requirements for particular courses at Cambridge. For example, Mathematics at A level or equivalent is needed for Economics etc. The requirements for courses can be found on the subject pages.
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Application is made to one college only. Students interested in an application to King's will find a lot of general information about studying at this College in our online prospectus.
Affiliated applicants follow the general process and timetable set out on the how to apply page (including a pre-interview written assessment if required for your course), however a few details are different. When applying, all affiliated candidates should include:
- an official transcript of your academic record
- a summary of your university course, including details of the syllabus, which units you covered, how much teaching you received, and a description of the mark scheme etc.
- two academic references (the reference on the UCAS form and one additional reference sent by post)
These additional documents should be sent by post to King's College Admissions Office, King's College, Cambridge CB2 1ST, United Kingdom to arrive by the application deadline (15 October). Please write your full name, UCAS number, the course you are applying for, and 'affiliated applicant' clearly on the documents you send.
Most affiliated applicants are then selected for interviews as described on the how to apply page, and we send decisions in early January when we write to all candidates.
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Tuition fees for UK/EU affiliated students will be £9,486 in 2016-17. Overseas affiliated students pay the overseas tuition fees set out on the University Admissions website. As well as tuition fees, all affiliated students pay College fees (for affiliated students starting their course in 2016, the College fee is £7,617). Living costs would be the same as for other undergraduates and details can be found on the Costs page.
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Rose season is just winding down, but this week's recipe for a Cherokee Rose Pound Cake by food maven and host of Hot Grease on Heritage Radio network, Nicole Taylor, is one more way to keep the rose around. I had the immense pleasure of meeting Nicole in mid-April. We had a mini food tour of a few blocks of Brooklyn, and it was so great to hear Nicole's passion for food and Southern food culture, and her knowledge of the New York food scene. People like Nicole make me want to live in New York so bad it hurts my heart! Like many of the guests here on the column, I'd love to be Nicole's neighbor, in hopes of being invited over for dinner every now and then! Nicole's recipe for Cherokee Rose Pound Cake is based on the state flower from her home state. It is a moist dense cake with a delicate rose flavor which is hard to resist! –Kristina
About Nicole: Georgia-native Nicole A. Taylor has been an artisan candy maker, an activist, and a social media maven, and is currently the host of Hot Grease, a progressive food culture radio program on Heritage Radio Network and principal of NAT Media. A member of Food Systems Network NYC, Southern Foodways Alliance, Black Urban Growers (BUGs), and a frequent panelist at New York City food events. Nicole worked for the Brooklyn Food Coalition, raised funds for the Urban Justice Center through the Vendy Awards, instructed a GED and internship program that weaves in urban farming and now facilitates media literacy programs for The LAMP. This Spring, Nicole is a guest blogger for Southern Foodways Alliance. Her most recent amazing food experiences have been in Richmond, Virginia, and Melbourne, Australia. You can hear all about them on her weekly radio show. Visit our archives for Nicole's rice and harissa chickpeas recipe.
(Above, some roses from my yard)
See Nicole's cake recipe after the jump.
Cherokee Rose Pound Cake
Serves 14
For the cake:
- 1.5 cups of butter or 3 sticks, (1 tablespoon for bundt pan)
- 1 cup of cream cheese or an 8 ounce package
- 3 cups of granulated sugar
- 6 large eggs
- 3 cups of all purpose sifted flour, (4 tablespoons for bundt pan)
- 2 teaspoons of rosewater
For the icing:
- ¼ cup of cooled rosebud tea
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 cups powdered sugar (icing sugar)
- 1 tablespoon of buttermilk
garnish with Cherokee roses
- Preheat oven to three hundred and twenty five degrees. Butter and flour a nine inch bundt pan. Set aside.
- Make tea according to instructions. Combine cooled tea, sugar and buttermilk. Set aside.
- Using a stand or hand mixer, cream butter and cream cheese.
- Gradually add sugar and beat until fluffy.
- Slowly add eggs; one at a time.
- In stages, incorporate sifted flour in but do not overbeat.
- Put vanilla and rosewater in mixture (the batter will be thick). Transfer into pan. Cooking time is around one hour and 30 minutes. Use the toothpick method to test doneness.
Let cool in pan and then convert to cooling rack. - To make the icing, mix all ingredients together until smooth. You may have some lumps of powdered sugar if you do not sift it before using it (as pictured), but that will not affect the taste!
- Pour glaze over cake and garnish with Cherokee Rose (state flower of Georgia).
Why Nicole loves this recipe
Pound cake is my true love and the origin of my dessert obsession. My first baking experience included a beat up pan and this simple recipe. Over the years, I've made flavor and glaze modifications to create something more special.
So happy to see my neighbor Nicole covered here! Thanks Kristina. Looking forward to trying her cake recipe.
Yum….pound cakes are my favorite…served warm straight from the oven! Love the idea of rose water glaze…can't wait to try this one.
This is a beautiful cake – simple and old-fashioned! I cannot wait to make it this weekend.
This sounds so great! An idea I had: adding a little bit of powdered hibiscus extract to the icing for a natural pink hue, and maybe a little lemon? I like a tangy icing… :)
I loved Nicole's chickpea recipe a few months back and I love floral flavored anything, so I'm SO excited about this cake! After seeing these two things, I think I'd cook anything this woman comes up with. I'd love to see more of her on DS!
That's a beautiful cake tin as well. Any idea who it's by or where it's sold?
Hi Kim,
It's a Nordic Ware non-stick pan made so that you can cut perfectly even slices! It was a gift from a friend many years ago. It appears as though it has been discontinued, but maybe you can find on ebay? http://www.housewaresandbeyond.com/p14340-Nordic-Ware-58637-Elegant-Party-Bundt-Pan.html
This pan has recently been brought back. I ordered one in December form Nordic Ware.
I wish I was eating this cake right now. But at least I can feast on these gorgeous photographs! I'm in love.
Beautiful photos, love the little roses sprinkled around the cake.
this looks sooooo delicious, have to try. Thank you!!
Tried this…tastes good but be careful with that rosewater because the taste can get overpowering.
Could I do this with Gluten free flour? Has anyone ventured a beautiful cake like this Gluten free?
I made this cake for thanksgiving and my family raved!!! It really was one of the best cakes I've ever tasted!
Oh, and to Nile, I used gluten free all purpose flour and it worked (and tasted) like a dream!
The steps call to add vanilla to the cake, but the ingredients list only mentions vanilla in the icing, not the cake. Am I missing something?


text: Sikorsky X2 Breaks Helicopter Speed Record, Hits 258 MPHMatt Hardigree7/30/10 2:30pmFiled to: Speed RecordsPlanelopnikHelicoptersX2Sikorsky X2SikorskyFastest HelicopterWorlds Fastest Helicopter146EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink The futuristic-looking triple-bladed Sikorsky X2 helicopter just "unofficially" broke the helicopter speed record of 249 mph set in the 1980s by 9 mph — and they're trying to go faster. The Sikorsky X2 Helicopter is an experimental aircraft designed as a flying testbed of the latest technology — including the trick co-axial tri-blade — designed to offer all the handling and landing advantages of existing helicopters with the ability to travel long distances at high speeds. Advertisement Advertisement Earlier this week, pilot Kevn Bredenbeck eclipsed the rotorcraft (helicopter) speed record of 249 mph — set by the Westfield LYNX ZBX-500 in 1986 — with a scorching pass of 258 mph at the company's Florida test facility. By comparison, an Apache AH-64 attack helicopter only does 175 mph. The Lynx run was an official average speed, and in the 24 years since no one has bested the run.The goal of the X2 project is to hit a ridiculous cruising speed of 287.5 mph, which is when we suspect they'll make the top speed official. Them's Bugatti Veyron-besting numbers! [Sikorsky]Reply146 repliesLeave a reply


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I'll upload photos of my collection when I round everything up! ;)jolearon said:If you have any questions about anything let me know and I'd love to see your collections.
Same- I've thought about it a lot. Hardcore fans of Star Trek, Indiana Jones etc. have turned their spare rooms into custom cinemas, and I must say, I don't care how geeky the owner seems- they're absolutely awesome! :-bdjolearon said:PS: I dream to have a Bond collectables room, anyone already done it?
Dutch VHS James Bond 007 Classic Bond Collection from 1996, released by MGM & United Artist. Include the fames United Artist logo start and 1996 VHS trailerjolearon said:Are those VHS/DVDs from the US or ? I've just never seen them before. Thanks!
A difrent version then the Limited Edition i have released in Europe.jolearon said:oh I also forgot I have the Tomorrow Never Dies VHS collectors with the Script, it was in a box together.
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Thanks QBranch, perhaps next time I'm tempted to jump in on a thread I'll just go feet first and hope for the best...QBranch said:Welcome aboard @Commander_Skyfall! Sweet collection- I'd like to 'permanently borrow' your watch sometime ;) Oh, and don't be afraid to speak your mind just to avoid arguments- we're all entitled to our opinion. Just remember to have fun! :-bd
It took me a while but I found it:jolearon said:@Samuel001 yes that would be nice, thanks
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Things That You Could Do Tonight to Help Improve You For Tomorrow
June 18th, 2014
Work is stressful, and other commitments throughout the day may also stress you out. As someone who values your existence and life, time is gold, or is probably worth than gold. Here are a few things that will help you feel better about the morning that you could do the night before.
1. Review
Review anything that you know you will need to do the following day. It does not have to be an in-depth review. Just remember that you have something to do for the next day, and create a plan for yourself how to handle the situation. Review your calendar for your potential schedules for work as well.
2. The Things Beside You
Whatever you need to do the earliest in the morning, place the tool or any object that will remind you (or you will use) to ensure that you remember it instantly. If you promised yourself to go biking, put your biking outfit beside your bed or on a chair to instantly remind you of it.
3. Journals and Books
Reading on a real book can help your eyes relax as it is off a digital monitor or anything electronic that illuminates, and then it relaxes your body to sleep. You could also write on a journal to reflect about your day and how it went for you, and what you need to do to improve, or what you are grateful for during the day.
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text: One Author Breaks Down the Reality of Violent Games in the MediaChris Person6/03/13 3:30pmFiled to: Watch ThisKotaku CoreMediaViolent GamesKaren Sternheimer27318EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink The sober truth of the world is often a hard thing for the 24-hour TV news cycle to stomach. Blaming violent games is easy, so it's refreshing to see someone break down the reality of the situation in one fell swoop. In the clip above, taken from C-SPAN 2's Book TV, author Karen Sternheimer gives a quick summary of the uncomfortable truths of how the media reports on violent games — about how they regularly warp the findings of violent game studies and ignore the violence that happens every day to children. It's an adult, calm and rational approach to a complicated, systemic failure — which is exactly why it is on C-SPAN 2. To contact the author of this post, write to email@example.com or find him on Twitter at @papapishuReply273 repliesLeave a reply


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If you had any concerns that "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay's" two parts would be the "boring" parts of the film series, consider your fears alleviated. The first teaser trailer for "Part 1" has been released, and it promises a continuation of a fantastic marketing campaign for arguably the best tentpole blockbuster franchise around.
For those who forgot, Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson) was captured by the Capitol when Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) managed to escape at the end of "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire." In the teaser, which is a propaganda ad set to air in the Districts of Panem, President Snow (Donald Sutherland) addresses his nation with Peeta by his side.
"Since the dark days, our great nation has known only peace," Snow says. "Ours is an elegant system, conceived to nourish and protect. Your districts are the body, and the Capitol is the beating heart. Your hard work feeds us, and in return, we feed and protect you. But if you resist the system, if you starve yourself, if you fight against it, it's you who will bleed. I know you'll stand with me, with us, with all of us, together as one."
"Mockingjay's" two parts will focus on the uprising against the Capitol, so this truly is the best way to tease the upcoming movies. Plus, the blank look on Peeta's face as he stares at the camera should have uninitiated movie fans as freaked out as the citizens of the Capitol this (fake) propaganda ad is intended to reach. Bravo, Lionsgate.
"The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1" also stars Woody Harrelson, Liam Hemsworth, Gwendoline Christie and Natalie Dormer. It's due in theaters on Nov. 21.


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The latest Age of Conan developer update for February is now live. Funcom has been mentioning the revamping of the crafting system for some time and now they are finally ready to detail the changes.
Changes being applied include the removal of fetch style quests and now crafting/gathering levelling will be linked to the actual making of items in the game. Node locations are also changing with more variety and the "random attacks" are being removed to get rid of the annoyance factor.
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August 6th, 2011, 12:00 am by Matt Vela-FULLERTON, Brady Rhoades and Tonia Cheong: Please stay all over the story about the fatal police beating of Kelly Thomas in Fullerton ["Fullerton takes officers off the street," Front Page, July 30]. My wife and I are outraged by the seemingly reckless and criminal actions of the six police officers who apparently beat this homeless man to death.
In our view, the actions of the homeless man are irrelevant; in other words, even if it comes to light that he was violently resisting arrest (and it hasn't), there is still no conceivable or justifiable reason why police officers so savagely and grotesquely beat him.
In the short term, the police chief should put them on leave until the investigations are completed. As taxpayers who support our taxpayer-funded police department, we'd also like to see the officers' names publicized so that they are made accountable to the public for their actions.
In the long term, barring any wildly unforeseen circumstances, these officers should be criminally charged and sent to prison.
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In Bruce Sterling's closing speech of SXSW, he claimed that the interactive attendees were better dressed than the music people: "There's something semiotic, Gibsonian about people dressing better than musicians. When you showed up at SXSW X years ago, you were meeting guys in [t-shirts, jeans]… they're still here, but mostly that's the way your uncle looks now. Now they look put together — not like rich person, not like, 'ook at my sable fur,' but like new shoelaces, done hair — they look pretty nice. They're trying to live up to their products and services, which [didn't look nice] 20 years ago…"
Now, I'm not really sure that's true – but he was completely right that the dress sense of many, and especially the music people was completely retro. I didn't see a single example of non-retro dress sense during Music.
And Bruce had a challenge: "Although SXSW people do look chic, it's a rather retro look. They don't actually look very futuristic. I would suggest, when you come back next year… come back in robotvision glitchcore. Man, you would rule the physical universe. It would be like a silent coup, people wouldn't know what to make of it."
I've been mulling it since. And when I say mulling, I mean pinteresting. Thinking through looking. It definitely refers back to Russell's original quote that "every hep shop seems to be full of tweeds and leather and carefully authentic bits of restrained artisanal fashion. I think most of Shoreditch would be wondering around in a leather apron if it could. With pipe and beard and rickets." Whilst I like a bit of tweed now and again I wanted to see what else was out there.
It's explicitly non-retro, even more so not retro-future, or retro 8 bit. The look overlaps with this season's aztec fixation, but even appropriating such imagery ruled a piece out of consideration. Sometimes it's just the right colours, or the cut. It's more gradient fill than pixels. It's things that couldn't be made 5 years ago. Supersymmetry and asymmetry. It's not about the 'machine vision' that the New Aesthetic references, but it's hard to see how that will not be appropriated and re-emerge into fashion as something not necessarily technically correct but aesthetically interesting.
I may not be right. I'm starting to disagree with some of my earlier choices. This is just the start of looking and thinking about this. If you have any examples I might want to add, please tell me.
I'm not convinced it wouldn't ultimately be '90s revivalism, at least in the hands of a few of the more knowing trendsetters at the houses. Looked at what (e.g.) Vexed or Yeohlee or even Prada Sport were doing in '97, '98. Tricky called it: the pre-millennium tension was everywhere in the way people were dressing. (I loved it, still miss it, and am kind of heartbroken that far from representing "the future," it's now just more grist for the plundermill.)
I think the "machine vision" angle really is at the core of this, making the CV Dazzle example the most important example of a New (Fashion) Aesthetic.
Other trajectories:
Cosmetics made for the vision of hi-def cameras
Perhaps H&M's preference for digital models over human ones?
Of course the NA-ideal would be actual clothing items being cut for this hypothetical, non-human body… Which perhaps generic measurements in some sense already are?
Algorithmic knitwear (is anyone doing this? They should be!)
Digital prints – huge at the moment, from catwalk down to Primark, but often taking a hyper-natural approach (e.g. Katrantzou's flowers). How can these be New Aesetheticised… Digital glitches (CMYLK gets mixed up with RGB?), or digital subject matter (elegantly repeating CCTV-prints?)
Any help connecting this to actual active designers likewise appreciated.
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The Globe* and Boston Sports Media Watch already noted this, but it bears mentioning nonetheless: Comcast Sports Net is joining the ongoing Boston-sports-media arms race in earnest, launching what it's dubbing "New England's deepest sports desk."
The press release follows. Here's my question for any voracious sports-media consumers out there: Right now, what's your first stop for sports news/commentary/vide? And do you see Comcast's gambit changing that at all?
Very high-stakes position, this, what with the recent arrivals of the Sports Hub and ESPNBoston.com and the challenge already posed by WEEI.com. Here's the email from Boston.com editor David Beard:
It's not often we get a job candidate who has extraordinary print and online editing and leadership experience -- and who has thrown a cream pie into the face of the governor of Connecticut.
In which I discuss the site's transformation from sports-media afterthought to force to be reckoned with.
A few weeks back, I asked why there are so many ugly instances of Kevin Garnett mixing it up with white players. Among the comments was the following astute observation:
As I read through your list of incidents, what struck me was that Garnett takes his aggression out - not on white players - but on players who he's pretty sure won't fight back.


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Boyleing Points
Ok, there's no real shame in losing to Derek Jeter but to Ed Koch and John Lindsay? Now that hurts.
The Board of Elections has told me they are investigating the election results after I inquired as to why my write-in vote for myself was not counted. Some have wondered if it were just a matter of someone not being able to read my hand writing. Impossible. Good penmanship flows out of these hands as a result of the many years that my knuckles were rapped by the nuns of St. Joseph. There's no dispute that my handwriting was easier to read than the tiny printing on the ballot.
As the investigation goes on I'm reminded of the poll workers who told me I was wasting my time. Not really. I just want to see how democracy works. One man, one vote. Or is it one man, one maybe vote.
I hope the investigation is thorough, I really don't want to lose faith in the system. I'm ready to help prosecutors as much as needed. I will go behind a two-way mirror and pick my printed name out of a line-up, if necessary. I will stare down other scribblers. I'm pressing the case of the missing vote all the way. (I suppose Lew Simon's busy doing the same – he sure has been scarce lately).
Anyway, the results – as deeply flawed and incredible (incredible as in not to be believed) as they are, are worth a scan.
Derek Jeter got his two votes. Both of them from Queens, by the way. Take that, Mets fans! Someone named Ivette Rodriguez Rodriguez (who I guess insisted on keeping her last name) got one vote. How her name fit on the write-in line is something else I hope investigations will reveal.
At the polls, they told me I was wasting my time voting for myself but I actually had a chance to serve. Ed Koch is a bridge not a breathing human. And another dead guy, Fiorello LaGuardia, got a vote. They were able to read his name on the ballot but not Kevin Boyle? Freddie Prinze got a vote, who's like Ed Koch without the bridge.
It wasn't just the dead showing up in the write-ins. Mariano Rivera got a vote. Rudy Giuliani got seven though I don't know if those votes are for Eric Ulrich's Chief of Staff or the former mayor. Speaking of Eric, he got a write-in vote too! Someone didn't like filling in the ovals, I guess.
The reason the election results have to be questioned is that Roseann Barr, Ronald Reagan, Carlos Danger (yes, really), Chuck Norris, Howard Stern, Jon Stewart, Sue Simmons ( I know who voted for her!) and Snake Pussker all got votes. But not one for Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck? That's all you need to know; the system is rigged.


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