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I wish all of you a Happy Father's Day! Only on this day, and in some families on our birthdays, do we fathers get to indulge ourselves, sleeping in, watching what we want on TV, and eating what we want. This is the second Father's Day that I will spend without my children, a regrettable circumstance created by our mobile society, a family legacy and unhappy economic times.
While most of the world's population live and die within 50 miles of their birthplace, Americans are much more mobile, seemingly genetically programmed to follow the adventurous nature of their ancestors in seeking out new territories to raise their own families. I, like my father before me, left my parents' home after high school and set out for a place to make my own future; my father had gone west to Oklahoma and then to Colorado. I went to New York and then California. My father, and his father before him, believed strongly that a man should put the welfare of his family before all else and should go wherever he could make the best life for his own family.
My father would return to his childhood home in Memphis, TN, after his father's death in 1957. I would return to Memphis in 1998, seven years after my own father's death. I did not return to Memphis willingly, but the military base closures and realignments of the 1990s forced our departure from California. My own son was born in San Francisco and still lives in the Bay Area with his wife and our two granddaughters. My daughter who was also born in California, went to Georgetown and still lives in Washington, D.C. We have hopes that she will return to the Mid-South eventually.
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So to hell with the official channels; we have obtained the "extended look" trailer for Iron Man 3, and you can check it out too, right after the jump.
Just 90 days until the movie finally opens, and just a few more days until we can wash away the sounds of football with the sound of a baseball bat… which is, after all, how I imagined those sounds ending back in high school.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post7341747683001367273..comments2016-10-25T10:45:58.224+02:00Comments on Copenhagenize.com - Bicycle Culture by Design: Carbon Trust: Don't Ride a BicycleMikael Colville-Andersenhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-56290293013661265762010-10-15T11:54:24.100+02:002010-10-15T11:54:24.100+02:00Can they not just offset their carbon emissions by...Can they not just offset their carbon emissions by getting a child in Africa to ride a bike or something.

For example, every mile travelled by an employee in a car to and from the Carbon Trust could be offset by getting a child to ride a bike for twelve hours a day in Africa.

There are plenty of war lords happily availabe to provide any amout of kids, much like the other intelligent thought out carbon offset programs that inflict hell on the people of Papua New Guinea.

Carbon offsets is for needy, hedonistic, enviro firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-78498940685607438352010-10-14T23:27:03.374+02:002010-10-14T23:27:03.374+02:00Oh hell with it, then. Just drive a Hummer and bla...Oh hell with it, then. Just drive a Hummer and blast that CO2, baby. And don't forget to fart!Tatiana email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-2610795355219072242010-10-13T06:39:47.741+02:002010-10-13T06:39:47.741+02:00The CEO at the company where I work must be from t...The CEO at the company where I work must be from the same school of thought as these people. I complained about bike parking facilities, only to be given a horrified "oh, but you don't actually ride to work, it's so dangerous".firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-61081920174706338302010-10-12T18:27:05.204+02:002010-10-12T18:27:05.204+02:00@ anonymous what is an unlicenced bike? Surely al...@ anonymous

what is an unlicenced bike? Surely all bikes are unlicenced in the UK. what really is the legal situation? Is a company liable if an employee crashes their car on company business? Are they liable if an employee pedestrian gets knocked down walking to a meeting? Are bikes really treated differently? If so email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-76644789389048830192010-10-12T17:12:32.379+02:002010-10-12T17:12:32.379+02:00Fabulous! terrific! In..credible... Even Me as Fre...Fabulous! terrific! In..credible... Even Me as French Dude, I'm disgusted by that kind of letter/email. We go to work with the transportation we choose, whatever it is !! That's Freedom.lydrhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-1856930608277292802010-10-12T16:35:43.159+02:002010-10-12T16:35:43.159+02:00Le sigh.Le sigh.Markhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-65787102576073315042010-10-12T15:32:30.378+02:002010-10-12T15:32:30.378+02:00*N'est-ce pas?*N'est-ce firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-31669564047582974632010-10-12T14:39:34.370+02:002010-10-12T14:39:34.370+02:00Re: "Expense claims for hiring Boris bikes wi...Re: "Expense claims for hiring Boris bikes will not be reimbursed by the company. The reason for this is that the company cannot assess the quality or safety of any Boris bike and it is impractical for it to undertake risk assessments for each individual journey and to provide training and equipment." - well, what about dodgy cars (as 'alternative' to bikes)? Assume LGA would do general checks on bikes (like MOT)? Disappointed by the CT message... it should walk it's talk and if there are obstacles to its talk (e.g. safety), then it should work on abolishing those, not make employees un-walk the orgs talk... My 2p. In peace, RianneMs R.C. ten Veenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-53657695958483174772010-10-12T12:40:09.675+02:002010-10-12T12:40:09.675+02:00Try harder to what? Run out of the way of the taxi...Try harder to what? Run out of the way of the taxis, buses and vans that run into me on the pavements? No, I won't, because they don't do that - it's cyclists who think they have the right to ride on the pavement, ignore traffic lights, cycle on the wrong side of the road and the wrong way down one way firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-21318228446215482862010-10-12T11:22:14.772+02:002010-10-12T11:22:14.772+02:00What is the point of the Carbon Trust if they can&...What is the point of the Carbon Trust if they can't ever get the basics right?Kimhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-49925347531167491512010-10-12T10:39:49.782+02:002010-10-12T10:39:49.782+02:00"It's a particularly busy part of London ..."It's a particularly busy part of London traffic-wise,and before the boris bikes, beset with idiot bike riders cycling the wrong way down one way streets. With the Boris bikes, these have been joined by twats cycling on the pavements"

As opposed to the the bus/car/taxi/motorbike/lorry drivers, who are all living embodiments of the highway code.

Come on, try harder.wav3ydavehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-56018347755181162512010-10-12T10:30:29.530+02:002010-10-12T10:30:29.530+02:00I give up...I give up...Anthony Robsonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-10982919351250603802010-10-12T10:29:57.063+02:002010-10-12T10:29:57.063+02:00Naturally that should have been "shouldn'...Naturally that should have been "shouldn't cyce" - clearly it's still too early in the morning.Anthony Robsonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-24343273999556156602010-10-12T10:28:45.173+02:002010-10-12T10:28:45.173+02:00Very true 'Anonymous', insisting employees...Very true 'Anonymous', insisting employees know how to ride is necessary - so how about the Carbon Trust, rather than simply saying people should cycle, actually OFFERS that training?Anthony Robsonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-82838269446130943432010-10-12T08:27:45.532+02:002010-10-12T08:27:45.532+02:00I know where the carbon trust offices are because ...I know where the carbon trust offices are because I work near there. It's a particularly busy part of London traffic-wise,and before the boris bikes, beset with idiot bike riders cycling the wrong way down one way streets. With the Boris bikes, these have been joined by twats cycling on the pavements.I think insisting that your employees know how to ride a bike before getting on one, is very firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-40134095410644360252010-10-12T01:13:27.649+02:002010-10-12T01:13:27.649+02:00What an embarrassment. This seems to be something ...What an embarrassment. This seems to be something typical to English speaking countries - knee-jerk reactions based on prejudices and false assumptions.

Over here in Australia, politicians not long ago started talking about "evidence based policy" as if that were a new thing. You wonder what was going on email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-54392973016730376242010-10-11T23:59:31.432+02:002010-10-11T23:59:31.432+02:00"Legal responsibilities"!? They need to ..."Legal responsibilities"!? They need to strap on a pair and review their mission statement -- some slight reduction in liability risk is no excuse for compromising their stated core email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-19235494584561551692010-10-11T23:30:16.672+02:002010-10-11T23:30:16.672+02:00This comment has been removed by the author.Jim Gleesonhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-15966579482774450322010-10-11T23:00:37.438+02:002010-10-11T23:00:37.438+02:00Misguided article, I fear. Sure the Carbon Trust ...Misguided article, I fear. Sure the Carbon Trust has nothing against bikes in principle. They just realise, like many HR departments, that if an employee is killed or injured whilst riding an unlicensed bike on company business, this leaves them perilously exposed from a legal perspective. I'm a passionate cyclist but I can't criticise them for knowing their legal firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-51703832308331617352010-10-11T22:49:48.425+02:002010-10-11T22:49:48.425+02:00As pure satire it could scarcely be improved upon....As pure satire it could scarcely be improved upon. I have lived (and cycled to work) in the UK for many years and the underlying attitude is sadly all too familiar. Car drivers get a generous petrol allowance while cyclists don't even get a bike email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-19828507629709699502010-10-11T22:44:56.539+02:002010-10-11T22:44:56.539+02:00regardless of what the carbon trust says, you can ...regardless of what the carbon trust says, you can claim back 20p mile for business trips done by bike (other than the commute),

You can do this by filling in the P87 form with an end of year tax return. Even mixed journeys (like one involving train and bike to oxford), I get cash back on the 12 miles of bike work. Now, if I'd cycled the whole hundred miles and back, I'd be 40 pounds richer. And fitter.SteveL from Bristol Traffichttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-24295425420904161072010-10-11T22:35:46.830+02:002010-10-11T22:35:46.830+02:00Ian... this is a Danish-based blog. You're all...Ian... this is a Danish-based blog. You're allowed to write Wankers if you want. We don't have that kind of censorship... :-)Mikaelhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-47989822820496134912010-10-11T22:28:42.869+02:002010-10-11T22:28:42.869+02:00Oh, wow! The reasoning almost sounds American.Oh, wow! The reasoning almost sounds American.Lovely Bicycle!http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-41051316956358208812010-10-11T22:18:36.580+02:002010-10-11T22:18:36.580+02:00Wouldn't mind asking the Carbon Trust about th...Wouldn't mind asking the Carbon Trust about this one: do you have a source, link, etc. you can share?

Thanks,

Tim.Tim Lennonhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-24417328.post-28662268755904048262010-10-11T21:25:57.772+02:002010-10-11T21:25:57.772+02:00Remarkable. Do they assess the quality and safety ...Remarkable. Do they assess the quality and safety of taxis or busses? Of their employees' cars? Of their employees' driving? Somehow I doubt it.Jez Higginshttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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DENR defends permit to EDC on cutting century-old trees-A A +A
Friday, August 1, 2014
THE Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) in Negros Oriental defended its issuance of permit to Energy Development Corporation (EDC), allowing the latter to cut century-old trees in Valencia, Negros Oriental.
EDC secured permit from the DENR to cut trees to open a road going to the proposed expansion of a geothermal plant, Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Officer (PENRO) Charlie Fabre said.
Fabre said the permit was issued by DENR-Central Visayas Office.
Cutting of trees is going on, he said, adding that the area affected is equivalent to two hectare.
He also assured that EDC will replace the cut trees with hundred trees to be planted in the nearby areas.
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Stella'sLyme, New Hampshire
Lyme, NH
Italian Restaurant and Market
Restaurant, Grocery/Bakery/Deli
Stella's is an Italian restaurant with an Italian market attached. The menu has two items that are labeled "vegan," as well as a few pasta dishes that can be made without dairy. There are a number of vegan sorbets on the dessert menu.
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Stella's is one of the only places in the Upper Valley to offer an upscale atmosphere and specifically labeled vegan dishes.
I tried the penne pasta dish (one of two vegan dishes; $12.50). It was pretty basic: penne pasta with some vegetables in a tomato sauce. I thought the dish could have used more vegetables and more tomatoes; the whole thing came across as sparse, which is disappointing given the price of the dish.
If Stella's had more vegan options (how about some vegan cakes for dessert?) it could be a winner. As of right now it's just a nice place to get a drink and hang out with friends, but don't expect the food to wow you.
When Stella's opened last year, I found the sole vegan option (pasta with marinara sauce) to be disappointing. I was recently persuaded to return, only to discover that the menu has since improved significantly. There are two items that are actually labeled "vegan" on the menu, a very rare occurrence in this area.
I decided to order the vegan penne, which consisted of whole wheat penne tossed with sauteed vegetables in extra virgin olive oil. My friend ordered the vegan white bean cassoulet, which was a stew of white beans, arugula and artichoke. Both dishes were light and flavorful.
There were two other options on the menu that are suitable for vegans: pasta with marinara and pasta with aglio and olio. For lacto-ovo vegetarians, there is an artichoke ravioli dish that another friend of mine raves about.
The desserts are pretty impressive, even for vegans. There are usually four flavors of homemade sorbet. I tried the fresh berry cabernet and the balsamic pear sorbets, both of which were incredible.
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$$ - average
- Italian
5pm - 9pm
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DES MOINES — Is it time to shut down the Iowa straw poll?
That question has been raised repeatedly over the years. It's difficult to say that the straw poll has no role or meaning. As political theater, it remains a good summer show. But as a way station on the road to the Republican presidential nomination, its limitations are as obvious as its benefits.
What's not to like about the scene that will unfold on Saturday in Ames? There will be entertainment. Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) snagged Randy Travis to play for her supporters. Mike Huckabee, who was the surprise second-place finisher here four years ago, will be around with his guitar. Some of the followers of Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.) will, no doubt, turn out in Revolutionary garb.
There will be free food for those who come to see and hear and vote for the candidates. There will be moon bounces and other playthings for the kids. Four years ago, someone erected a climbing wall — for those not already so stuffed with barbecue that they couldn't move.
The afternoon will be devoted to political oratory, with all the candidates and a few party officials given time to make their case. Finally, about 6 p.m. Iowa time, the results of the straw poll will be announced. The results will be analyzed and re-analyzed by an army of journalists, bloggers, party strategists and perhaps a few ordinary citizens for the meaning of it all.
Most of those in attendance will have had their transportation provided by one of the candidates. The candidates also will pick up the cost of their tickets. As a fundraiser for the Iowa Republican Party, the straw poll is one of the premier events on the calendar. But should a fundraising event have political consequences for the candidates?
Ames is billed as a test of organization in Iowa, a precursor to what might happen in the Iowa caucuses early next year. But it is an unreliable indicator of organizational strength. Four years ago, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney was the runaway winner of the straw poll. By January, he was the embarrassed loser to Huckabee, a former Arkansas governor, in the caucuses.
In 1987, televangelist Pat Robertson was the surprise winner of the straw poll, but Sen. Bob Dole won the caucuses the next winter. In 1995, Sen. Phil Gramm tied Dole in the straw poll but finished a distant fifth in the caucuses. So much for Ames's reputation as a proving ground for organization.
If that's not enough, the straw poll competition increasingly offers a distorted look at the shape of the overall nomination contest. Sen. John McCain famously skipped the straw poll — and the caucuses — in the 2000 campaign but became the most significant challenger to George W. Bush. Four years ago, McCain again skipped the straw poll (and mostly skipped the caucuses) and still won the nomination.
This year it's Romney who has chosen to bypass Ames. He spent a couple million dollars winning the straw poll four years ago. This time he has decided, wisely, that the expenditure doesn't match the payoff. If Ames is an important test of something, why is it that the people who end up winning the nomination fell no compulsion to participate? He will be on the ballot, but no one seems to care where he finishes — yet he is considered the front-runner.
What has drawn all the attention this year is the competition between Bachmann and former Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty. Both need a victory in the caucuses to make themselves genuine forces in the nomination contest.
The conventional wisdom this weekend is that one or the other will be badly hurt by the results on Saturday — perhaps mortally wounded if the performance falls far short of expectations, however they are calibrated. Even if he wins, Pawlenty will have spent a significant share of his scarce resources on the event.
Ames has a reputation for driving people out of the race. After the 1999 straw poll, both Lamar Alexander and Dan Quayle were effectively driven from the race. Not long after that, Elizabeth Dole dropped out.
Fair enough, you might say. Alexander finished sixth, Quayle eighth. Better to winnow the field early. But Dole finished third. Candidates with even less chance of becoming president than those three-Alan Keyes and Gary Bauer among them-remained in the race, and continued to take the stage in the subsequent debates.
That's one of its problems with the straw poll as it's now structured. Why should an event that has become an elective, not a requirement, play that kind of life-or-death role for candidates?
The press is a willing partner in all this. We have come to Iowa in huge numbers this week, both for the debate and the straw poll. Candidates say they compete because they know the media gives the outcome enormous attention. That's a legitimate point.
This year the straw poll's limitations are on even fuller display. Ames might look like the center of the political universe on Saturday, but as the candidates start to speak in Iowa, most of the attention of the media and many Republicans officials will be focused elsewhere: on Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who will be announcing his candidacy in South Carolina.
The late-entering Perry has chosen to step on the straw poll rather than participate in it. In his own way, he will underscore that the competition in Ames may or may not count for something by the time the cornfields here are covered with snow.
This week I asked two Iowa officials about the value of the straw poll. Sen. Charles Grassley (R) pointed to the attention given to Thursday's debate and noted that, without the straw poll this weekend, that encounter would have been a less significant event.
"It's serving a good purpose even though maybe its importance is overblown," he said. But he noted that Romney learned a lesson from the last straw poll and has chosen to conserve his resources for the caucuses and primaries, not a mid-summer spectacle. "He's competing for delegates, not for straw poll votes," he added.
Matt Strawn, the Iowa Republican Party chairman, said the straw poll is not only a tremendous source of funds that help underwrite the cost of putting on the caucuses but also an important organizing tool for the general election.
"Iowa will be one of eight to 10 swing states that will determine the next president of the United States," he said. "It helps us raise the resources to build the organization after the caucuses."
For the candidates, he said, the straw poll is an important building block to identify people who will not only vote but also help to organize the roughly 1,800 precincts for next winter's caucuses. And, he argued, the results on Saturday will provide data not from a poll of where Iowa voters stand.
"There are a lot of positive attributes," he said.
No question that's the case. But there is another overriding issue about the straw poll. The late David Broder once wrote that no state should get two bites of the apple. Iowa has been given a special place in the nomination process of both parties with its first-in-the-nation caucuses. That should be enough for any state, but with the straw poll, Iowa tries the patience of every other state by continuing to ask for an extra helping of attention.


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text: Home > Nation Palace says Recto's version of sin tax bill disappointing ABS-CBN News Posted at Oct 10 2012 06:22 PM | Updated as of Oct 11 2012 09:04 AM Share Save Facebook Twitter GPlus LinkedIn MANILA, Philippines - Malacañang expressed disappointment over the "watered down version" of the sin tax bill, referring to Senator Ralph Recto's committee report on the measure. Presidential spokesperson Edwin Lacierda said it reduces the revenues that the government expects to collect in order to fund health care. The Palace is hoping that "it can still be remedied" when Congress tackles the measure during the bicameral conference. "The watered down version reduced substantially the revenues that we hope, we expect…to collect. Certainly, we hope that it can still be remedied in the bicam. We thank Senator Ralph Recto's efforts to come out with a version but…it doesn't achieve the amount of revenues we are hope to collect based on our version," Lacierda said. Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima also dismissed Recto's version. In a separate statement, he said: "We thank Sen. Ralph Recto for his efforts but they fall short of what we need." Health Secretary Enrique Ona, in another statement, said: "To say the least, I'm very very disappointed with the report." He said the successful implementation of the government's Universal Health Care program is anchored on the real sin tax bill's passing. Recto, who heads the Committee on Ways and Means, presented on Wednesday his version restructuring the sin tax measure. He said the new tax regime on cigarettes could yield between P9.8 billion to P14.8 billion in additional revenues while alcohol would contribute by as much as P5.2 billion to P7 billion in the first year or in 2013. He said the DOF-sponsored versions would result to a "loss of P300 million or a gain of P11.5 billion for both cigarette and alcohol." Civil society groups also lambasted Recto and asked that he resign as chairman of the committee. In another statement, the Action for Economic Reform called the Recto version as the "Recto Morris Report". "Civil society is angry and rejects this committee report," said AER coordinator Filomeno Sta. Ana III. "This report shows that he is defying the administration, he is defying the Department of Health, he is defying the Department of Finance, and he is defying President Aquino - who has considered this a priority bill." "This is not a committee report. A committee report should reflect what happened in the committee. It should reflect the deliberations, inputs and ideas presented in the committee. This report did not. We are demanding for his resignation." – with reports from Willard Cheng, ABS-CBN News Share Save Facebook Share on Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Read More: sin tax bill /news/03/20/18/8-timbog-sa-droga-sa-quiapo/news/03/20/18/ilang-lugar-sa-coron-bay-kontaminado-ng-coliform/news/03/20/18/2-patay-sa-magkahiwalay-na-pamamaril-sa-lipa/video/news/03/20/18/divorce-bill-pasado-na-sa-ikatlong-pagbasa-sa-kamara/video/news/03/20/18/mga-pabahay-para-sa-mga-biktima-ng-sendong-ibinenta


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Are you going to dump all your homework questions on the forum? Have you done any research to answer these questions yourself?
Excuse me... These are not my home work questions..they are my own questions... and as I donot have experience, and want to know/learn something, I keep posting here(New To Java Forum).. that the experienced guys help us learn..
What Junky asking here is that your question is not more descriptive. In other words your question give me an impression that you have not read/search anything related with your question. If you have did that you may ask a question something like "Why we are using a ArrayList instead LinkedList in case of ...?". Did yu get our point?
Read about three main collections on Java DOC and other stuff, which as Set, List and Map. Then try to summarize them. Adding them into a table is really nice. For example, when comes to the collections in a List you can store duplicates items (relevant to key) while in Sets or Maps you cannot.
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Suspended for Not Being a Good Samaritan? Is It Fair? [POLL]
My relative was suspended two days from school for not telling a teacher about a crime he witnessed. Is it fair?
The middle school student was standing in a hallway with two other boys -- one of which he knew, but was not friends with. That boy noticed the locker right next to my relative's locker had something valuable in it. That boy then pried the locker open and snagged the item out of it. My relative said he didn't tell a teacher about it because he was afraid of retribution.
The school suspended my relative and the third boy for two days for not reporting the incident. There should have been a consequence, but suspended two days for an act he didn't commit, but only witnessed?
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IT'S dubbed the best party in town, entry is free and the drinks flow freely from 2pm, but there's one catch – you can't get in unless you're unemployed.
Welcome to what is believed to be the world's first unemployed daytime disco, right here in Wales.
The idea was the brainchild of out-of-work musician Bronwen Davies and her friend Adam Johannes, a jobless writer.
Bored of endless knock-backs from potential employers and afternoons watching Jeremy Kyle, the pair decided it was time to give themselves and others like them a much-needed break.
Running once a month from 2pm through to 8pm, the Cardiff-based disco is a sanctuary for the unemployed and unemployable.
"This is a chance for people to let their hair down and forget about the future for a few hours," said organiser Adam, 31.
"There is such a lot of stigma around unemployment, despite the fact that thousands of people have lost their jobs and there is a major recession.
"People tend to look down on those of us who are unemployed and we are forced to spend our whole time looking for non-existent jobs – I think we should be a allowed to have a bit of fun."
Organiser Bronwen, who lost her job as an arts development officer at a social institute two years ago, said: "The answer I give to people who want to label us as lazy scroungers is just because I haven't got a job why should I be expected to stay at home job hunting 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week?
"There are something like 15,000 people looking for jobs in this city and 1,700 jobs advertised.
"That makes nine job hunters for every job and when you spend all your time being rejected you get to the point where you think 'I can't do this, I have to do something else.'
"At least we are getting off our bums and doing something positive."
At the marathon six-hour party, which kicked off at 2pm on Thursday at The Rockin' Chair in Cardiff's Riverside, guests boozed on cans of lager and shots of 70% proof rum while being treated to five live performances, two DJ sets and three poetry readings.
One of the party-goers, Craig Lambadarios, 40, an unemployed builder, has been out of work for seven years.
Swigging from a bottle of lager, he said: "This whole thing of 'people don't have a job, they should be at home watching The Price is Right' – it's ridiculous.
"The people who have organised this are showing they are willing to give their services away for free.
"If there were jobs, these people would have them."
Unemployed artist Kieron Beckerton, 29, of Roath Cardiff, was propped up at the bar with his friend James Preston, 29, who lost his job at a travel company just three days before Christmas.
Kieron said: "Since I left university in 2007 I have had about 10 or 11 jobs. I'm not very good at being employed."
James, meanwhile, worked almost non-stop from the age of 14 until he was made redundant a month ago.
He said: "I think unemployed people are given a bad reputation but before I lost my job I had been working since I was 14 and I still work as a volunteer with disabled children.
"There are some jobs around but you have either got to be skilled in some kind of area or it is on-target earning, which means you would not have a fixed wage.
"It is depressing when you can't find a job and something like this is a great way to get out and meet other people in the same position.
"Otherwise we would just all be sat at home."
Bronwen and Adam are now hoping their concept will spread to other cities across the UK and say they have already been contacted by a group in Bristol who want to set up their own event.
Bronwen added: "There isn't a town or city that isn't affected by unemployment so I think there is no reason why our concept shouldn't spread.
"One of the main problems when you are unemployed is that money is so tight you literally cannot afford to have a social life.
"You can't pay £5 to get into a venue, buy yourself drinks and get a taxi home so you end up having days and weeks not seeing anybody and not having any fun.
"The great thing about this disco is that everyone who is performing is giving their time for free and people who come here don't have to pay a penny to get in."
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Reporter spends afternoon at unemployed daytime disco
IT IS 4pm on a drizzly Thursday when I arrive at the small, unassuming bar that is home to Wales' – and possibly the world's – first unemployed daytime disco.
Outside is a gaggle of men from a mixture of backgrounds, some wearing zip-up sports tops and jeans and others sporting dreadlocks and brightly-coloured clothes.
Inside, I'm welcomed by a woman who introduces herself as Bronwen and proudly tells me that this is the "world's first" disco for jobless people.
About 30 people are wandering in and out, swigging cans of Red Stripe and bottles of Budweiser as a man with a guitar wails into a microphone and someone's child runs around waving a crayon.
The atmosphere is that of a long-awaited reunion as people arrive and hug each other, asking what the other is doing and how they are getting on.
"It's almost like a networking event for unemployed people" is how one drinker puts it.
I'm surprised to see how much alcohol is being knocked back and at the bar I'm told a pint of Stella will set me back £3, a Carling £2.80 and Strongbow £2.50.
I opt for a glass of water.
While the emphasis is on escaping from the day-to-day grind of job rejection, all the people I speak to are happy to share their stories.
Adam, who sports long hair and John Lennon glasses, tells me he has been unemployed for five years after losing his job at Cardiff University.
"I wasn't on a permanent contract but I thought when the contract ran out I would be moved elsewhere in the department," he says.
"Unfortunately I was wrong."
During the five years he has been unemployed, he says, he has seen job adverts drop from four pages in local newspapers to just one.
I ask how he has coped with being jobless for such a long time.
He quips: "The hours are good but the money's rubbish!"
By 5pm the atmosphere is livening up and, as the bar darkens and the music is cranked up, a group of people hit the dance floor.
I take it as my cue to leave and scurry through the rush hour traffic, back to my office.


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Channel models for ultrawideband personal area networks
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CiteWeb id: 20030003046
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This article describes the modeling of ultrawideband wireless propagation channels, especially for the simulation of personal area networks. The IEEE 802.15.3a standards task group has established a standard channel model to be used for the evaluation of PAN physical layer proposals. We discuss the standard model, the measurements that form its basis, and the possibilities for future improvements. This article points out the important differences between UWB channels and narrowband wireless channels, especially with respect to fading statistics and time of arrival of multipath components. The impacts on the different propagation conditions on system design, like RAKE receiver performance, are elaborated.
Andreas F. Molisch, Jeffrey R. Foerster, Marcus Pendergrass, Channel models for ultrawideband personal area networks (2003)
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The German edition was joking over the lost of U.S. military
Two soldiers of the elite American special forces lost during a trip to Europe. Instead of the Principality of Liechtenstein soldiers were in the same city in German Saxony.
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Anecdotal case occurred with the us military in Germany. After the exercise on the basis of Ramstein (air force base in Germany — ed.) soldiers went to travel the world, but during the trip lost.
The Marines wanted to see the Principality of Liechtenstein, however, missed its target by about 600 miles and ended up in a small German town of Saxony, writes Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten.
About your mistake, they learned from the owner of the local Museum of dolls and toys jörg Fleming. In an interview with local media, he described how two American soldiers come to his Museum and asked where the city is located. Fleming said the warriors that he is.
It turned out that the name of the German city of Liechtenstein (Lichtenstein) in the Latin alphabet of only one letter different from the name of the Principality (Liechtenstein), on the border with Germany.
As a result, the owner of the toy Museum had to take Americans to the station and put them on the train in the right direction. "It is hoped that the us military base at Ramstein use for their missions more accurate navigation" — ironically the media over the mistake of the Marines.


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Fearsome plants abound in Halloween lore and call to mind the legend of a poison garden rumored to have been part of the estate of Italy's famous Borgia family in the 16th century, a time when poisoning was the preferred way of dealing with enemies and worrisome competitors.
By GENE POLICINSKI
First Amendment Center
You can't put a price on justice — but some are trying to charge a fee to fix what others call an injustice.
There's nothing good about getting arrested, even if the charges are dismissed or you're found innocent at trial. The same goes for having a "mug shot" — a photo made at a jail or holding area — taken and filed with a county lockup or police department, complete with ID information.
By CORY HOLLIDAY
The Nature Conservancy
Halloween conjures frightening images of bats emerging from dark caves looking for human blood.
In reality, as the trick-or-treating begins, bats are settling into caves where they'll hibernate for the winter and face something far scarier.
White-nose syndrome, a deadly disease caused by the fungus Geomyces destructans, affects hibernating bats and has killed more than 5.5 million across 19 states since 2006.
The head of Roane County's Office of Emergency Services said it's not yet clear whether it will be needed for assistance in the wake of a superstorm in the northeast.
"Right now we're in a coordinating and monitoring phase, kind of waiting until storms pass by to see what they are getting," said director Howie Rose.
Rose said local officials are having daily operation briefings.
Rose said regions have been put on standby, particularly the regions neighboring those most likely to be affected.
When Harriman police were sent to an accident with injury at 3:43 p.m. on Oct. 25, they were told a caller said the driver was trying to leave and still huffing on a can of something.
The police report said the woman was attempting to get out of the van while an emergency worker was holding her neck still for the possibility of injury.
Reports identified the female as Brandie Rae Foster, 33, and that she admitted she had been inhaling a chemical propellant.
Police said she lost control of the vehicle and cut across into oncoming traffic.
It had to happen sometime, and after two years, eight months and 20 days, the Rockwood Middle School boys basketball team has finally lost a basketball game, as Bryan Powers' squad dropped a 38-35 decision Monday to York in the 2012 Hollis Eble Tournament championship game.
Kingston Lions Club this week will begin its annual campaign for raising funds for district projects.
The drive is called White Cane Days, because the white cane is symbolic of aid to the blind.
Some of the specific projects funded by the drive are East Tennessee Lions Eye Bank, Leader Dog for the Blind, Lions Volunteer Blind Industries, Tennessee School for the Blind and Tennessee School for the Deaf.
These projects are representative of how the Lions use their motto: We Serve.
Happy birthday to Janie Clemons, who celebrated her 86th birthday last Saturday.
Her children who live out of town and those who are here came together and gave their mother a birthday dinner. Sheila Smith was included because she is like a daughter to Janie.
Janie was one happy mother. Having her children home with her and all enjoying the meal that was prepared just for her.
No one can accuse Julia Hurley of having an uneventful term in the Tennessee House of Representatives.
That was a problem for some of her critics.
"I have friends in Chicago and other parts of the country, and the only thing they heard about Roane County was some antic of our state representative," Roane County Commissioner Randy Ellis said.
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This article describes an issue in which WinINet security messages are difficult to read in Windows Embedded Compact 2013. An update is available to resolve this issue. Before you install this update, all previously issued updates for this product must be installed.
The WinINet security dialog boxes do not fit the screen in QVGA mode on a device that is running Windows Embedded Compact 2013. The dialog boxes are oversized, and some portions are not visible. Because of this issue, it is difficult (or impossible) to read the security message and respond to the message.
This issue occurs because the WinINet security dialog boxes are designed for standard resolution (VGA) and not for QVGA resolution.
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Windows Embedded Compact 2013 Monthly Update (April 2017) is now available from Microsoft. To download this Windows Embedded Compact 2013 monthly update, go to Microsoft OEM Online or MyOEM.
This update is supported only if all previously issued updates for this product have also been installed.
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After you apply this update, you must perform a clean build of the whole platform. To do this, use one of the following methods:
- On the Build menu, click Clean Solution, and then click Build Solution.
- On the Build menu, click Rebuild Solution.
You do not have to restart the computer after you apply this software update.
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This update does not replace any other updates.
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What time are the activities starting?
Activities are planned (mostly) between 12.00h and 14.00h.
Ok, we know: some people don't get out of class untill 12.15h, and others have class starting at 13.30h, but the reason we're saying it's from 12.00h to 14.00h is so that if you don't have class, you can come out a bit early to help set-up (light a smoker, check out the area, examine equipment, etc), and if you don't have class at 13.30h, you can help clean things up. Everyone is going to have different schedules, so everyone needs to help out to make things run smoothly. So if you need to arrive a bit late, fine, and leave early, also fine.
IF you are arriving at 12.00h please meet us in front of the Unifarm (behind the Radix) at the picnic tables.
We have a few things to carry out to the bee yard, and it would be nice to have extra hands.
What should I wear?
Closed toed shoes (no flip flops... yet).
Long pants, long sleeves. If they're a bit thick, even better. Jeans work fine, and a sweater. Don't panic.
Try to wear light colours (black... not so good).
What should I bring?
Your body, your brain, and your lunch (because it's lunchtime).
I can't make it this date/time! Can I still keep bees?
YES! You still can! Nobody is going to be able to make every single event, and we'll be repeating many of our events, so you won't miss out. But try to come to as many of the events as you can, because you won't learn otherwise.
What if the weather sucks? (definition: raining, and/or cold)
If the weather is bad enough to cancel, then we will, and we'll send out a cancellation email, either the night before, or on the same day. In that case, we WILL reschedule for either Thursday or Friday of the same week.


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Although Manny Pacquiao scored a resounding decision victory against Timothy Bradley Jr. to reclaim his welterweight belt Saturday night at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, the PacMan wasn't nearly as resounding in terms of his drawing power.
Pacquiao-Bradley II generated almost $1.1 million less in ticket sales than the first fight and represented Pacquiao's worst gate performance in the past eight fights he has had in Las Vegas, dating to his star-making knockout victory against Oscar De La Hoya in 2008.
Pacquiao-Bradley II generated a live gate of $7,865,100 from 14,099 sold tickets, according to the Nevada State Athletic Commission. There were 894 unsold tickets and 926 complimentary tickets from the 15,919 available tickets.
When Bradley was given a hugely controversial split decision win against Pacquiao in their first fight in June 2012, also at the MGM Grand, the bout generated a live gate of $8,963,180 from 13,229 tickets sold, with 2,070 unsold tickets and 925 complimentary tickets.
Pacquiao's fight with De La Hoya was his best gate performance, generating $14,380,300, fourth-best in Nevada history. But the Bradley rematch didn't come close to his other Las Vegas fights.
Pacquiao's third fight with Juan Manuel Marquez generated $11,648,300, Marquez IV was $10,888,900, Shane Mosley $8,882,600, Miguel Cotto $8,847,550 and Ricky Hatton $8,832.950.
The figure for Pacquiao-Bradley II was a bit surprising because many figured there would be pent-up demand to see Pacquiao again; he had not fought in the United States since the fourth fight with Marquez in December 2012. His only fight of 2013, a rout of Brandon Rios, took place in Macau.
The HBO PPV numbers have not been disclosed yet and are not expected until at least next week because Top Rank promoter Bob Arum and president Todd duBoef, Arum's stepson, left the country on a family vacation the day after Pacquiao-Bradley II, and they have not yet discussed the figures with HBO. Pacquiao-Bradley II will be replayed Saturday on HBO beginning at 11 p.m. ET/PT.


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Today Michael Hill announced the official launch of movingguardian.org as a comprehensive public service website dedicated to helping people who are relocating their homes or businesses steer clear of rampant nationwide moving company malpractice.
Hill revealed that his first job out of college was with a moving company. "It offered great pay to people willing to work very hard, so I jumped at the opportunity because I had school loans to pay off."
The job was a distressing eye-opener. Hill quickly learned that for every legitimate, reputable mover there are many scammers who often drive auctioned-off vans emblazoned with the names of highly regarded movers still on them. He was appalled – and a crusader was born.
The Moving Guardian website offers a helpful directory that features only top-rated (A and above) moving companies along with links to the specific Better Business Bureau that recognizes each of them as a reputable moving company. But having a BBB rating is not Hills sole criterion. Every company listed in the directory must also meet or exceed Moving Guardian's own strict guidelines and requirements before Hill will allow them to post an ad or appear in it.
Another prominent feature at the site is a moving review section that allows visitors to leave feedback about their relocation experiences and give credit where credit is due so that reputable moving companies can be identified and congratulated – and garner additional business – while shady operators are served their just desserts.
Hill added, "We also offer a free, comprehensive moving guide and an online moving calculator to make moving as easy and stress-free as is humanly possible for visitors to our site. And all of the information and tools on the Moving Guardian website are offered as a public service."
The website is a cornucopia of goodies, a one-stop shop offering visitors every conceivable product to make their next move both successful and economical, including high-visibility labels (to prevent property loss or oversight on the part of shippers) and Simple Language moving company contracts (to make sure the carrier's and the customer's responsibilities are easily understood and carefully considered before the customer signs on the dotted line).
Michael Hill is a former moving company "hired hand" whose dedication to blowing the whistle on crooked moving company operators knows no bounds. To learn ways to avoid becoming a victim of the rampant rise in moving company malpractice before your next move, visit http://www.movingguardian.org or call 877.613.1140


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Secure Syslog is a cryptographically secure system logging tool for UNIX systems. Designed to replace the syslog daemon, ssyslog implements a cryptographic protocol called PEO-1 that allows the remote auditing of system logs. Auditing remains possible even if an intruder gains superuser privileges in the system, the protocol guarantees that the information logged before and during the intrusion process cannot be modified without the auditor (on a remote, trusted host) noticing.
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This product is no longer supported. SEE MODULAR SYSLOG!
At CORE-SDI was developed a ground-up revision of the whole project and thus Modular Syslog (msyslog for short) was born. Check freshmeat's modular syslog page here (http://freshmeat.net/projects/msyslog/?highlight=modular+syslog) and official Core-SDI product page here (http://www.core-sdi.com/english/freesoft.html).
Modular Syslog has a BSD like licence (less restrictive than GPL). So it is still FREE soft.
It seems they have changed the site:
The correct URL now for ssyslog seems to be: http://www.core-sdi.com/english/slogging/ssyslog-dl.html (http://www.core-sdi.com/english/slogging/ssyslog-dl.html)
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Obtained a complete defense verdict as lead trial counsel in a high-profile False Claims Act matter, a Daily Journal Verdict of the Year.
Jeff Rutherford is a partner in Crowell & Moring's Los Angeles office, where he serves as office head. He focuses on white collar criminal defense, complex civil litigation, and civil and criminal jury trial work. Mr. Rutherford is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, and has been lead trial counsel in numerous federal and state civil and criminal jury trials over the last 16 years. He is a member of the White Collar & Regulatory Enforcement Group, and is also active in the firm's Health Care, Antitrust, and Government Contracts practices.
Mr. Rutherford places a particular emphasis on the representation of individuals and entities in high-profile, high-stakes political corruption/public integrity, criminal antitrust, health care fraud, money laundering/Bank Secrecy Act, and civil and criminal False Claims Act/qui tam matters. But he has also represented individuals and entities in a wide array of other complex civil and white collar criminal matters, including tax, securities, procurement fraud, entertainment, conflict of interest (Cal. Gov't Code § 1090), theft of trade secrets, campaign finance, off-label marketing, FCPA, cyber crimes, FIRREA, environmental crimes, criminal OSHA violations, and international extradition proceedings.
In 2014, Mr. Rutherford was lead trial counsel in U.S. ex. rel. Hooper v. Lockheed Martin Corporation, obtaining a complete defense jury verdict against a claim for damages in excess of $1 billion. The win was recognized by the Los Angeles Daily Journal as one of the top verdicts in 2014. Mr. Rutherford is recognized by Chambers USA as a leading lawyer in the California Litigation: White Collar Crime & Government Investigations category, by The Best Lawyers In America in the area of white collar criminal defense, and as a "Southern California Super Lawyer" in white collar criminal defense. He was also named by The Los Angeles Daily Journal to the "2007 Top 20 Under 40" list of lawyers in California.
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Mr. Rutherford was previously a partner with Lightfoot Vandevelde Sadowsky Crouchley Rutherford & Levine LLP, and was a founding partner of Crowell & Moring's Los Angeles office. Prior to that, Mr. Rutherford was a Deputy Federal Public Defender in the Central District of California, handling both trial and appeals. Before joining the Federal Public Defender, Mr. Rutherford was a litigation associate with Kaye Scholer, LLP and a Cooperating Attorney with the ACLU of Southern California. He is a past recipient of the Pro Bono Advocacy Award from the ACLU Foundation of Southern California and the President's Pro Bono Service Award from the State Bar of California for his work on litigation fighting gender discrimination in local municipal sports and recreation programs. Mr. Rutherford also served as a law clerk to the Honorable Consuelo B. Marshall, United States District Judge, Central District of California.
Mr. Rutherford received his undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan, and his law degree from the University of Minnesota Law School, where he graduated with honors and was an articles editor of the Minnesota Law Review. He served as an adjunct professor of Law at Loyola Law School, where he taught trial advocacy, and has been on the faculty of seminars for lawyers on law and technology and complex criminal litigation. He is a member of many bar associations, including the Cutthroat Lawyers Bar Association, and is also a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL). He was a lawyer delegate to the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference. He also serves on the Board of Directors of both the Federal Bar Association in Los Angeles (for which he served on the Executive Committee) and the West Coast Regional Subcommittee of the ABA White Collar Crime Committee. Mr. Rutherford co-authors "Federal Criminal Practice," which is published by James Publishing.
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Not only is Minnesota Twins catcher Joe Mauer chasing an improbable American League battle title (currently hitting .389 after last night's monster 5-for-5 effort; Seattle's Ichiro is a distant second at .357), but he's also apparently dating the fetching brunette pictured here, Miss USA 2005, Chelsea Cooley.
Cooley, a passionate Atlanta Braves fan, also likes to partake in something called Shag Dancing.
As if there was any doubt, this revelation – not the Shag dancing, silly – should assist Mauer in leapfrogging whomever is currently ahead of him in the AL All-Star balloting.
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MJPRU BCom or Bachelor of Commerce is 3 year degree consisting of 6 semesters and it's provided at At Affiliated Colleges by University. Students willing take admission to BCom must complete 10+2 commerce or science with 55%. MJPRU BCom exams are conducted by university at various colleges and exam pattern and question paper set by university.B.Com (Computer) B.Com (Hons.) is 2 courses for which Bcom results are announced.
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The board of directors of Chesapeake Energy Corp. (NYSE: CHK) has "determined that it does not intend to extend the company's Founder Well Participation Program (FWPP) with its chief executive officer, Aubrey K. McClendon, beyond its present 10-year term ending December 31, 2015." The FWPP gives McClendon the right to acquire a 2.5% working interest in any new wells the company drills.
The board also said that it will "negotiate" with McClendon for an early termination to the existing agreement. Considering that the board has been extremely solicitous of McClendon's desires in the past, one shouldn't expect too much from this negotiation. Whatever deal is struck is sure to compensate McClendon generously.
McClendon himself will disclose information related to the interests he has acquired through the FWPP since 2011 and the board "is reviewing the financing arrangements between Mr. McClendon (and the entities through which he participates in the FWPP) and any third party that has had or may have a relationship with the company in any capacity." McClendon is reported to have borrowed up to $1.1 billion using his interests in Chesapeake's wells as collateral without disclosing the loans to shareholders, calling into question his exercise of his fiduciary duty to the company and its shareholders.
The board also clarified a statement it made in an earlier press release:
The statement that "the Board of Directors is fully aware of the existence of Mr. McClendon's financing transactions" was intended to convey the fact that the Board of Directors is generally aware that Mr. McClendon used interests acquired through his participation in the FWPP as security in personal financing transactions. The Board of Directors did not review, approve or have knowledge of the specific transactions engaged in by Mr. McClendon or the terms of those transactions.
So the board knew McClendon may have had a conflict of interest, but chose to turn its head to the details. The whole bunch should be tossed out, along with McClendon. None of the board has even seen fit to resign, whether in disgust or shame.
Chesapeake's shares are up 0.4% in the first few minutes of trading this morning, at $18.21 in a 52-week range of $17.03-$35.75.
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