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Configure user session timeouts
The amount of time that elapses before a Splunk user's session times out depends on the interaction among three timeout settings:
- The
splunkwebsession timeout.
- The
splunkdsession timeout.
- The browser session timeout.
splunkweb and
splunkd timeouts determine the maximum idle time in the interaction between browser and Splunk. The browser session timeout determines the maximum idle time in interaction between user and browser.
splunkweb and
splunkd timeouts generally have the same value, as the same field sets both of them. To set the timeout in Splunk Web:
- Click Settings in the upper right-hand corner of Splunk Web.
- Under System, click Server settings.
- Click General settings.
- In the Session timeout field, enter a timeout value.
- Click Save.
This sets the user session timeout value for both
splunkweb and
splunkd. Initially, they share the same value of 60 minutes. They will continue to maintain identical values if you change the value through Splunk Web.
If, for some reason, you need to set the timeouts for
splunkweb and
splunkd to different values, you can do so by editing their underlying configuration files,
web.conf (
tools.sessions.timeout attribute) and
server.conf (
sessionTimeout attribute). For all practical purposes, there's no reason to give them different values. In any case, if the user is using SplunkWeb (
splunkweb) to access the Splunk instance (
splunkd), the smaller of the two timeout attributes prevails. So, if
tools.sessions.timeout in
web.conf has a value of "90" (minutes), and
sessionTimeout in
server.conf has a value of "1h" (1 hour; 60 minutes), the session will timeout after 60 minutes.
In addition to setting the
splunkd session value, you can also specify the timeout for the user browser session by editing the
ui_inactivity_timeout value in
web.conf. The Splunk browser session will time out once this value is reached. The default is 60 minutes. If
ui_inactivity_timeout is set to less than 1, there's no timeout -- the session will stay alive while the browser is open.
The countdown for the
splunkd session timeout does not begin until the browser session reaches its timeout value. So, to determine how long the user has before timeout, add the value of
ui_inactivity_timeout to the smaller of the timeout values for
splunkweb and
splunkd. For example, assume the following:
splunkwebtimeout: 15m
splunkdtimeout: 20m
- browser (
ui_inactivity_timeout) timeout: 10m
The user session stays active for 25m (15m+10m). After 25 minutes of no activity, the user will be prompted to login again.
Note: If you change a timeout value, either in Splunk Web or in configuration files, you must restart Splunk for the change to take effect.
Configure user language and locale
Use Splunk Web with a reverse proxy configuration
This documentation applies to the following versions of Splunk® Enterprise: 6.2.0, 6.2.1, 6.2.2, 6.2.3, 6.2.4, 6.2.5, 6.2.6, 6.2.7, 6.2.8, 6.2.9, 6.2.10, 6.2.11, 6.2.12, 6.2.13, 6.2.14, 6.2.15, 6.3.0, 6.3.1, 6.3.2, 6.3.3, 6.3.4, 6.3.5, 6.3.6, 6.3.7, 6.3.8, 6.3.9, 6.3.10, 6.3.11, 6.3.12, 6.3.13, 6.3.14, 6.4.0, 6.4.1, 6.4.2, 6.4.3, 6.4.4, 6.4.5, 6.4.6, 6.4.7, 6.4.8, 6.4.9, 6.4.10, 6.4.11, 6.5.0, 6.5.1, 6.5.1612 (Splunk Cloud only), 6.5.2, 6.5.3, 6.5.4, 6.5.5, 6.5.6, 6.5.7, 6.5.8, 6.5.9, 6.5.10, 6.6.0, 6.6.1, 6.6.2, 6.6.3, 6.6.4, 6.6.5, 6.6.6, 6.6.7, 6.6.8, 6.6.9, 6.6.10, 6.6.11, 6.6.12, 7.0.0, 7.0.1, 7.0.2, 7.0.3, 7.0.4, 7.0.5, 7.0.6, 7.0.7, 7.0.8, 7.0.9, 7.0.10, 7.0.11, 7.1.0, 7.1.1, 7.1.2, 7.1.3, 7.1.4, 7.1.5, 7.1.6, 7.1.7, 7.1.8, 7.2.0, 7.2.1, 7.2.2, 7.2.3, 7.2.4, 7.2.5, 7.2.6, 7.2.7, 7.2.8, 7.3.0
I have exactly the same issue as Cyber castle does.
But the setting is Global, if we have to apply for one user (for dashboard to TV), then we cant specify it for a particular user. Couldnt find any practical answer in the Splunk answers as well.


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I have had people with Asperger's syndrome and autism spectrum disorder in my life for more than 20 years.
They have been my friends and students. The one thing that each of those individuals has in common is a mother who cares for them and inspires me. I am in awe of autism moms.
I have witnessed the enormous amount of courage, love and perseverance required to parent somebody with Asperger's syndrome or autism. I also know that ASD has nothing to do with violence.
Like everyone else in the country, I am still horrified and deeply saddened by the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., that killed 20 children and six educators.
But the pain only gets worse when I hear that gunman Adam Lanza's former barber wishes he had killed Adam when he had the chance. This makes me afraid for every noncommunicative ASD teen out there, including a couple in particular whom I love very dearly. Lanza reportedly had Asperger's syndrome.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention says that one out of every 88 children born these days has ASD. Who is going to care for these individuals in the future and make sure they are safe?
We, as a society, need to start planning win-win situations for everyone. Right now!
In my ideal world, there would be a comprehensive chain of government-funded multi-level care facilities for people with ASD. They would be loving, safe places where ASD adults would have the option of living and perhaps working.
An independent-living wing would have apartments where highly functioning adults would have their own dwellings. But they would be able to choose from concierge services like grocery shopping, driving and laundry.
The more care needed, the more would be provided. Another wing of the facility would be for adults who were severely autistic, and perhaps nonverbal. They would receive competent and safe care, too.
All of this would be free or low-cost.
Right now there are mothers of children with ASD all across the country worrying about the futures of their sons and daughters.
What happens when mom and dad die first? What happens when money runs out?
I wish with all of my heart that those parents had better answers immediately for what the future might look like.
These children are our children. Go ahead and raise my taxes to pay for them. I want to care for people with autism spectrum disorder and I want their families to have peace of mind.
Jennifer Bardsley is an Edmonds mom of two and blogs at teachingmybabytoread.blog.com.


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July 23, 2015: Progress on Ultimate Marathon has been delayed due to me getting a new PC. The development will be continued soon.
July 6, 2015:
To speed up the development process, I am asking the dev of Marathon:Infested if I could use some of the assets of the unfinished game. I would also like to ask the Pfhorum community to help by submitting thier own maps/assets for me to work on at my email: email@example.com. I will also be taking a one week break form development, so don't expect any updates until July 13. Also, The Pfhorum page will have a new layout. The updates will now be in order from newest to oldest.
July 3, 2015:
Quick community update: I will be taking suggestions from this forum page, and I will try to reply as soon as possible. I also want to mention that this project will not come out for a estimated 2-3 years.
July 2, 2015:
Name change: Project Unity will now go by the name "Ultimate Marathon." I would also like to mention that I am taking suggestions on the game. If you want to see something changed from the original games, please leave a reply down below.
July 2, 2015:
Marathon: Project Unity is a remake of the Marathon Trilogy on the Unity Engine. The game will have Hi-Res graphics and full 3D models. The game is very early in development and will most likely not be finished for a while. I will also upload news about the game's development here and on IndieDB: http://www.indiedb.com/company/bytubestudios/forum/thread/marathon-project-unity.
I will be post images of the game soon.
I will be post images of the game soon.


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mean arterial pressure.
Abbreviation for morning-after pill.
A representation of a region or structure, for example, of a stretch of DNA.
MAPmean arterial pressure.
map(map) a two-dimensional graphic representation of arrangement in space.
cytogenetic map , cytologic map a gene map giving the position of gene loci relative to chromosome bands.
fate map a plan of a blastula or other early stage of an embryo, showing areas of prospective significance in normal development.
gene map one showing the positions of genetic loci on the chromosomes and usually giving some indication of the distance between loci.
genetic map , linkage map a gene map giving the relative locations of genetic markers, based on recombination frequencies.
physical map a gene map showing the locations of genetic markers along with the physical distances between them.
restriction map a physical map indicating restriction enzyme cleavage sites.
transduction map in bacterial genetics, a gene map giving distances between loci based on relative cotransduction frequencies.
Genetics A genetic map.
tr.v. mapped, mapping, maps
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map′pa·ble adj.
map′per n.
1 abbreviation for medical aid post.
2 abbreviation for mean arterial pressure.
MAPAbbreviation for:
magnesium ammonium phosphate
malignant atrophic papulosis
management action plan (Medspeak-UK)
mandibular angle plane
maturation-activated protein
maximum aerobic power
mean airway pressure
mean arterial pressure
mean aortic pressure
medical advantage plan
Medical Aid for Palestinians
medical aid post (military medicine)
medical assessment process
medical assistance plan
medical assistance program
medical audit programme
medically assisted procreation
Medicare Advocacy Project
Medication Access Program
medication administration record (see there)
medicinal and aromatic plant
megaloblastic anaemia of pregnancy
melphalan, adriamycin, prednisone (oncology)
membrane-associated protein
memory allocation map
mercapturic acid pathway
mesenteric arterial pressure
microtubule-associated protein(s)
microwave-assisted process
mitogen-activated protein
modular assembly prosthesis (orthopaedics)
monoclonal antibody production
monophasic action potential (cardiology)
morbidity and performance assessment
mouse antibody production
muscle action potential (neurology)
Mycobacterium avium ssp paratuberculosis
1. Mean airway pressure.
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Sanders Opposes Vermont Wind Moratorium
BURLINGTON, Vt., Jan. 28 – U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) today opposed a moratorium on wind power projects in Vermont that he said would send a "terrible message" to the rest of the country and set back efforts to stop global warming.
A member of the U.S. Senate environment and energy committees, Sanders urged state lawmakers to reject a three-year ban on wind power projects.
"If Vermont ceases new wind development the message will go out all across the country, spread by the well-funded coal and oil companies, that even in Vermont – progressive Vermont – there is not a serious commitment to combating global warming," Sanders said.
Sanders was joined at the news conference in his Senate office by Paul Burns of the Vermont Public Interest Research Group, Don Hooper of the National Wildlife Federation, Gabrielle Stebbins of Renewable Energy Vermont and Christopher Killian of the Conservation Law Foundation.
Sanders next month plans to introduce sweeping legislation to address the crisis of global warming by transforming the nation's energy system away from fossil fuels. A major new federal investment in wind and other sustainable sources of energy will be part of the most aggressive measure ever waged in Congress to stop an alarming, worldwide rise in temperatures.
The senator in March will host a major conference in Vermont that will focus on major changes that climate change will bring about in agriculture, the tourist economy, the condition of Lake Champlain and the impact on state budgets.
"For many decades now, the state of Vermont has been a leader in environmental protection. We are leading the nation in terms of energy efficiency and, in the last few years, have made very good progress in wind, solar, geothermal and biomass. When it comes to new ideas in terms of protecting the environment, the rest of the country has looked to Vermont for leadership – and we should be very proud of that," Sanders said.


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This is a) the Gate of Hell, b) a Turner, c) Gandalf's last stand, or d) other [Please specify in the comments].
This is Chromoscope, showing our sky in the Far Infrared spectrum. The web application will allow you to smoothly go across the entire spectrum, from gamma rays to radio, going through X-ray, H-alpha, visible, and microwaves. [Chromoscope]


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Editor's note: This is the fourth in a series of local and other places/activities for your family to enjoy this summer.
For the last minute planer, here are a few family friendly places to visit for fun vacation. Learn at a fun-filled museum or spend a day in the sun, with places to visit as close as Bedford and Lynchburg.
Local events and activities:
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United States v. Jones: Privacy in Public Space? Piece it all Together and You Get 5.
By Priscilla Smith, Nabiha Syed & Albert Wong, Information Society Project at Yale Law School
There was exciting news from the Supreme Court yesterday. By a rare 9-0 vote, in United States v. Jones, No. 10-1259, the Court held that the Government should have obtained a warrant before placing a GPS surveillance device on the defendant's car and monitoring his movements. This result was not completely unexpected, especially considering the Justices' interest at oral argument in the Government's position that GPS surveillance technology could be used without a warrant to track the movements of any car — even the Justices' own cars — for an unlimited period of time. The Government argued — unsuccessfully — that this result was compelled because citizens have no privacy interests in their public movements.
Of particular note, the three opinions in the case and the unusual line-up make for a broader ruling than is apparent at the outset. The most narrow rule comes from the Court's opinion written by Justice Scalia and joined by Justices Roberts, Kennedy, Thomas, and — wait for it — Sotomayor, holding that that "the Government's installation of a GPS device on a target's vehicle,2 and its use of that device to monitor the vehicle's movements, constitutes a "search." Slip op. at 3. Scalia notes that the Fourth Amendment protects the "right of the people to be secure in their . . . effects," and it "is beyond dispute that a vehicle is an 'effect' as that term is used in the [Fourth] Amendment." Id. at 3. Ergo, he holds the installation done with the intent to "use … th[e] device to monitor the vehicle's movements" was a search. Id. at 3. He describes the action at issue, saying "[t]he Government physically occupied private property for the purpose of obtaining information." He holds that since this form of physical trespass and monitoring would have been a search within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment at the time it was adopted, it is a search now. Hello, original application guy.
On first glance, it seems that Scalia might be returning to old interpretations of the Fourth Amendment that required a physical trespass to have occurred before an action could be considered a search. But what Scalia is actually doing here is defining the Court's task, which is "at a minimum, is to decide whether the action in question would have constituted a 'search' within the original meaning of the Fourth Amendment," and because it would have, it is a search now. Just because in 1967 Katz said that the Fourth Amendment protects more than physical trespass, doesn't mean that the Fourth Amendment doesn't protect physical trespass. See slip op. at 6-7 (noting Katz did not erode the principle that a search occurs where the Government "does engage in physical intrusion of a constitutionally protected area in order to obtain information.") (emphasis in original). So Scalia establishes and emphasizes a threshold for determining when a search has occurred — a threshold that is not comprehensive, but sufficient to resolve the issue at hand.
And thus Scalia declines to go further and consider what would happen if, hypothetically, there was no physical trespass. He does hold open the possibility that "achieving the same result through electronic means [as they achieved here with physical trespass], without an accompanying trespass, is an unconstitutional invasion of privacy." Id. at 11. Simple enough. Why decide the harder issue with all its accompanying "vexing problems" that would arise in a case involving electronic surveillance without an accompanying trespass? Scalia argues that there is no reason to "rush forward" to resolve them now. Slip op. at 12. Put aside for a minute that he encouraged the Court in United States v. Kyllo, a case holding that the use of heat-seeking technology required a warrant, to adopt rules that "take account of more sophisticated systems that are already in use or in development," Kyllo, 533 U.S. at 37.
But Scalia has a problem. As he points out, in its opinion in United States v. Knotts, the Court upheld the use of beeper technology to track a target's movements, holding there was no invasion of privacy. He distinguishes Knotts from this case because Knotts did not involve physical trespass. The beeper there was placed inside a container with consent of the then-owner of the container, and only then was the container placed in the driver's car. Moreover, Knotts didn't challenge the installation. Right. But the Court didn't decide there was no search in Knotts based on an absence of a physical trespass; the Court decided the case holding there was no invasion of privacy. So shouldn't Scalia explain to us why he holds open the possibility that "achieving the same result through electronic means [as they achieved here with physical trespass], without an accompanying trespass, [like they did in Knotts] is an unconstitutional invasion of privacy?" Id. at 11. Saying that GPS is a different technology, as he does in a footnote, is not enough. Doesn't he owe us an explanation of why Knotts doesn't preclude that possibility, as the Government so vehemently argued it did and the Ninth Circuit in a similar case agreed? See Pineda-Moreno v. United States.
Of course he does — or so says Justice Alito, with Justices Ginsburg, Breyer and Kagan joining. See Alito's concurrence, slip op. at 13. In fact, not only did Alito think the Court should reach the Katz expectation of privacy test, he didn't buy the physical trespass holding at all, and lists its many flaws. Justice Alito then evaluates the GPS surveillance here, noting that "devices like the one used in the present case … make long-term monitoring relatively easy and cheap." "[T]he best we can do in this case," reasons Alito, "is to apply existing Fourth Amendment doctrine" and "ask whether the use of GPS tracking in a particular case involved a degree of intrusion that a reasonable person would not have anticipated." Alito at 13. Under this inquiry, "the use of longer term GPS monitoring in investigations of most offenses impinges on expectations of privacy," because "society's expectation has been that law enforcement agents and others would not — and indeed, in the main, simply could not — secretly monitor and catalogue every single movement of an individual's car for a very long period." Id. Now, Justice Alito recognizes the "degree of circularity" inherent in Katz's expectation of privacy test — i.e., the problem that, if read literally, the test would permit a situation in which the government takes away your privacy so that one no longer has an"expectation" of it — and in so doing, one no longer has a constitutionally protected interest in it. Hello, 1984. Unfortunately, though, his concurrence does nothing to address, and instead relies exactly on, that circular part of it — the intrusion you would or would not have anticipated. The concurrence is also remarkably skimpy in its explication of why exactly the surveillance is "intrusive" — you know, the point that is the actual crux of the case.
The only Justice who doesn't avoid the issues is Justice Sotomayor. Although she joins the narrow majority opinion because she buys Scalia's argument that the physical trespass here suffices to decide the case, she writes separately to make clear that "physical intrusion is now unnecessary to many forms of surveillance," her slip op. at 2, a statement that Scalia certainly does not deny.
Moreover, and making this a much broader ruling than it appears on first glance, unlike Scalia, Sotomayor explains the distinction between Jones and Knotts. She agrees with the Alito Four that "'longer term GPS monitoring in investigation of most offenses impinges on expectations of privacy.'" Sotomayor concurrence at 3, quoting Alito concurrence at 13. Rather than relying on whether citizens "anticipate" invasions of their privacy, her opinion reflects the concerns of the D.C. Circuit, New York Court of Appeals, and C.J. Kozinski writing in dissent from denial of rehearing en banc in a similar case in the Ninth Circuit, that the information collected by GPS monitoring generates a "comprehensive record of a person's public movements that reflects a wealth of detail about her familial, political, professional, religious, and sexual associations." Id. at 3. (In fact, unless we missed something, she appears to be the only one who cites to Chief Judge Kozinski's dissenting opinion in the Pineda-Moreno case; no one seems to cite the DC Circuit opinion, scared off perhaps by some folks' misplaced railing against its "mosaic" language). She further discusses the concerns raised in a brief filed by some of us at the ISP on behalf of a group of privacy scholars that GPS surveillance, as she says, "evades the ordinary checks that constrain abusive law enforcement practices" and is susceptible to abuse, and that awareness of government monitoring chills associational and expressive freedoms. Id. She summarizes:
I would also consider the appropriateness of entrusting to the Executive, in the absence of any oversight from a coordinate branch, a tool so amenable to misuse, especially in light of the Fourth Amendment's goal to curb arbitrary exercises of police power to and prevent "a too permeating police surveillance," United States v. Di Re, 332 U. S. 581, 595 (1948).
Finally, Sotomayor suggests a more fundamental change in the jurisprudence to "reconsider the premise that an individual has no reasonable expectation of privacy in information voluntarily disclosed to third parties," and notes that the rule is "ill suited to the digital age, in which people reveal a great deal of information about themselves to third parties in the course of carrying out mundane tasks," Sotomayor at 5, questioning the notion at the heart of the rule that "secrecy [is] a prerequisite to privacy."
The long and the short of it is that by agreeing with the Alito Four that the use of GPS surveillance technology for a prolonged period violates a reasonable expectation of privacy, Sotomayor's concurrence means that five justices agree to veer away from the inside/outside distinction relied upon by the Government. It seems that we may have some privacy interests in our public movements after all.


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This week in JavaScript
jQuery Mobile 1.0 released: jQuery Mobile supports all of the major mobile platforms, and then some. …. There is some new documentation too http://jquerymobile.com/demos/1.0/index.html
BatmanJS 0.8.0 released: Which adds association support, pagination and stability improvements.
Faye-websocket released: The guys behind the Faye Ruby, Node and JavaScript messaging library have released a JavaScript websocket API for anyone to use.
Building an advent calendar: Christian Heilmann has written a couple of articles about building an advent calendar for Mozilla, well worth a read.
Handpicked jQuery Plugins: David Higgins has compiled a list of jQuery plugins that he's, as the name suggests, handpicked. He's creates it as a github repo and encourages people to fork it.
That's it for this week, enjoy.


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Calling all Green Thumbs! Join us for a guided tour of Park Winters' magical gardens, led by our proprietor and landscape design extraordinaire, Rafael Galiano. Learn about the native California species, as well as many other plants and trees growing on the property. The tour is free to attend, but limited to 20 attendees.
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Calvin Rankin was born into poverty. Fueled by his rage at the world, he found himself hanging out with the wrong crowds. While in a store shoplifting, Calvin came across a young group of students who happened to be the original X-Men. His powers kicked in for the first time and he copied the powers of the nearby mutants. Instead of using these powers for good, Mimic chose another path. Approached by the Brotherhood of Evil, Mimic joined their cause. On his first mission with the team, an attempted kidnapping of Senator Kelly, the X-Men stopped the Brotherhood. Left behind by his teammates, Mimic was captured and jailed
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The team was reunited and sent on their next mission. Mimic still had a Brood egg in his system but his healing factor was able to prevent it from taking him over. Unfortunately, in the course of battle with this reality's enraged Thing, Mimic was beaten severely. With his healing factor in overdrive, Mimic was unable to fight off the infection. The Brood egg took control and Mimic fell under the sway of the Brood Queen within him. He fought his team with all of their abilities.
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Morph found the body of Sunfire and was enraged. He told Mimic that if he knew he was infected and a danger to the team, he should have killed himself. Mimic was devastated by what he had done. At the same moment Blink returned to the team as a replacement for the deceased Sunfire.
In the next reality, the Exiles were told they would have to fight their reality-hopping counterparts, Weapon X. Morph was still angry with Mimic for his carelessness and the two walked away from each other. The returned Blink followed Mimic, comforted him and reminded him he had no control while he was under the Brood's influence. In the ensuing battle with the Weapon X team Mimic fought the evil Hyperion. The battle was brutal and Mimic was almost beaten to death before being saved by his teammates. The Exiles survived the conflict and Morph forgave Mimic for what happened to Sunfire, realizing the Brood influence was responsible for his actions.
The team moved on, as they always have, and Mimic adopted a new mindset. He confided in Blink that he needed to change his ways. He was becoming too brutal and too quick to use violence to solve the team's situations. His mentor Charles Xavier taught him a different way and he was going to start living it. Mimic decided to make a difference in the realities the team traveled to - he swore to never ever take another life. While it may be difficult for him to change his ways with the tasks the Exiles are given, it appears he will give it a try.
After the battle the team realized that Mimic was so badly injured that his healing factor wasn't strong enough to take care of the damage done to his body. Luckily he was mimicking Colossus' form at the time he was injured and could survive in that form indefinitely. Trying to buy Mimic more time while they searched for a cure, Blink had Mimic put into stasis while the team went to a reality known as "Monster World" to retrieve a genetic healing serum from the Dr. Curt Conners of that reality. Blink, Sabretooth, and Morph traveled to this reality and managed to get the serum but only after a lengthy scuffle with Fin Fang Foom. Meanwhile Heather Hudson had enlisted the help of an alternate Stephen Strange to help determine a cure for the injured Mimic. Doctor Strange noticed that the former Weapon X operative Deadpool, who was being held in stasis, had just recently registered as living again. Freeing him out of curiosity and a sense of goodwill, Deadpool almost immediately killed the good doctor and had one of the Timebreakers free the Weapon X She-Hulk. Beak had the Timebreakers free Mimic as well, and he then mimicked Deadpool's healing factor and with the help of She-Hulk defeated Deadpool. The downside was that Mimic was left horribly disfigured due to the nature of Deadpool' healing factor.
Seeking to return Beak to his home reality the Exiles again arrived on Earth-616 only to find it had been altered into the House of M reality. Beak, desperately searching for his girlfriend Angel, inadvertently entangled the Exiles into a confrontation with the reality-warping Proteus. After several scuffles Proteus took over the body of Mimic and fled to the New Universe reality. The Exiles followed and left Beak behind. Shortly after the Exiles left, Beak and Angel were changed into humans due to an insane Scarlet Witch attempting to get vengeance on Magneto and Quicksilver.
Following Proteus the Exiles encountered Starbrand, D.P.7, and Nightmask. Proteus left Mimic's body, which he had burnt out. He was then placed inside the wall of Exile casualties in the Crystal Palace.
Mimic was then taken back to his own Earth by Blink and was given a proper burial.But maby he might return.


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"I am still a long way away, but the knee is getting better and the rehab is going well. I have to make sure I complete a perfect rehab and be back as soon as possible.
"The next stage is to get the knee moving and in the next few weeks I'll start to walk again. Hopefully in a month's time I'll start in the gym and my programme and be able to work with weights.
"When you're on crutches you cannot do too much, so I can't wait to start my programme and get in the swimming pool and things like that.
"The physios and the doctors have told me the rehab is going well and progressing well. I am doing everything I can to help my knee recover."
Prior to his injury, Lucas had established himself as an integral part of Kenny Dalglish's Liverpool side; commanding the midfield in the absence of Steven Gerrard.
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Cops And Union Rep Lie About What Video Shows Because Judge Never Allowed Recording As Evidence
from the sometimes-evidence-isn't-evidence deptThe video recording of St. Louis police officer Rory Bruce's unprovoked attack on a handcuffed suspect speaks for itself. Within the first 15 seconds of the video captured by the police van's camera, Officer Bruce slams a forearm across the face of his arrestee. The attack was "unprovoked" in any legal sense of the word. The audio quality is negligible but it appears to be a response to the handcuffed teen's contemptuous (of cop) laughter.
For this action, Officer Bruce lost his job. Not only was Bruce fired by the St. Louis PD, but he was charged with assault, something rather uncommon in the police world. Of course, Bruce was still in his probationary period, something that made his firing much easier.
What's captured on the video doesn't mesh with statements made by Bruce's lawyer.
Bruce's attorney, Joseph Hogan, said his client was squatting down, performing a search, when the "guy makes a move," and Bruce jumped up and hit him with a forearm.This clearly isn't true. The suspect makes no move and neither officer is squatting at any point before Bruce struck the handcuffed teen. Hogan also suggested police officers shouldn't be held accountable for actions performed under the influence of "adrenaline."
Hogan complained that police and prosecutors didn't take into account the shooting before the teen's arrest, saying that adrenaline must have been pumping for both officers.This shooting involved Bruce's partner Jacob Fowler (another rookie who was fired for this incident) firing his weapon at the suspect after the teen pointed a gun at him.
While this video clearly shows an attack on a handcuffed suspect, this recording was never viewed by the presiding judge, Theresa Counts, who found Rory Bruce "not guilty" of assault. Plenty of outrage has bubbled up over this fact, but Scott Greenfield at Simple Justice details the events that led to a crucial piece of evidence being ignored.
There was nothing life or death about the decision Rory Bruce made to pound this cuffed teenager in custody. Yet, he was acquitted by Associate Circuit Court Judge Theresa Counts Burke. Not because she found this conduct acceptable, but because she never watched the video.So, now we know, if we weren't clear before, a recording of an event sometimes just isn't enough evidence. It may be crystal clear in the court of public opinion (and it certainly seemed "authentic" to the St. Louis PD, which fired Bruce and his partner) but can turn absolutely useless when it catches in the gears of the justice system.
"Prosecutors had also tried, but failed, to get the teenager on the stand. First they couldn't find him, then when they did, he asserted his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
But the video never made it into evidence because the law required prosecutors to authenticate it with someone who had personal knowledge of the events. Bruce refused to testify against himself, on the same constitutional grounds as the teen."
The teenager involved was never charged, leaving the prosecution with nothing to trade off for his testimony. As for doing the right thing against Bruce, well, the right thing on the street can sometimes be a bit different than what some of us might hope for.
But what of the other officer present, Bruce's partner, Jacob Fowler?
"That left Fowler, who claimed the same but was forced to testify after prosecutors granted him immunity from charges and obtained a last minute order from another judge.
When Fowler viewed the footage, he testified it differed from his recollection of events."
Maybe he recalled rainbows and unicorns. Who knows? What he clearly didn't recall was anything that could be used against his partner. What a surprise.
"Burke ruled she thus couldn't authenticate it. That left only the testimony of a few police employees, who couldn't say much because of hearsay rules."
But the most troubling (read: repulsive) aspect of this whole debacle isn't the fact that Bruce wasn't charged, or that Judge Theresa Burke didn't watch the video. It's the words of Jeff Roorda, the business manager of the St. Louis Police Officers Association, who not only flat out lies about the events clearly captured by the camera, but claims this sort of footage is being used the wrong way.
Words are exchanged and then; "It's one forearm blow as he's trained to do," said Jeff Roorda with the St. Louis Police Officer's Association.Again, at no point before Bruce hits the suspect are either of the officers "crouched down." Both are completely upright for the entire 15 seconds before Bruce's attack.
Roorda says he can see Bruce crouched down and the suspect moving forward. He says Bruce was only defending himself.
Roorda says the judge did right—he told News 4, police videos like these should be used to protect police. "Now, it's become a "gotcha-head hunter" tool that we've seen internal affairs go over-board with."That's the most disgusting sentiment. Roorda feels video captured by police cameras should only be used when what's recorded justifies police actions. If St. Louis cops can't behave themselves, despite knowing they're on camera and despite believing internal affairs is prone to "going overboard," the problem isn't with the cameras or internal affairs. Roorda wants these two officers reinstated, even though the St. Louis PD itself doesn't want them around. After all, they've been exonerated by the court, so in Roorda's mind, there's no reason to keep two bad cops off the street any longer.
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A few weeks back, LIFE received an email from a woman in Arizona, mentioning that relatives of hers had appeared in some pictures in LIFE magazine many years ago, and asking if there was any way to perhaps get copies of the few photos from that long-ago issue. This request, in and of itself, was not unusual: people frequently contact LIFE to ask if they might buy old copies of the magazine in which they, or someone they knew, once appeared. (The answer, by the way, is yes — but not from us. One can always find old issues at flea markets, garage sales and, of course, online, via eBay and other sites.)
What made this particular correspondence stand out, however, was that the photographs in question were made by William Vandivert — one of LIFE's most celebrated photographers, who would go on to do extraordinary work during World War II; that the article in which the pictures appeared was an early installment of a popular, long-running series in the old magazine, "Life Goes to a ______" (a prom; a college joust; a school for Santas; you name it); and that the event portrayed was, as LIFE put it, "a Polish wedding with all the trimmings" on Chicago's South Side. The email came from Mrs. Karen Watt — born Karen Krzystofczyk — and the bride and groom in that June 21, 1937, issue of LIFE were none other than her own mom and dad, Irene Kaluza and Boleslaus "Benny" Krzystofczyk.
Taking all of those points into consideration, we decided that we would not only republish some of the wedding photos that ran in LIFE more than three-quarters of a century ago, but we'd also post a few of Vandivert's pictures that didn't appear in the original story.
Karen Watt and her brother, Andy, were kind enough to supply LIFE.com with some information about their parents' life together. Here are some highlights:
Irene and Benny lived in Illinois until the early 1960s, before moving their family to California (it was "love at first sight" with the Golden State during a family vacation in 1960) and, finally, to Arizona. They had eight children: Helen, Robert, Ron, Theresa, Elaine, George, Karen and Andy. All of their kids are still around (with the exception of Robert, who died in 2011, at the age of 72) — as are 23 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren.
Ben retired from the brokerage and securities firm Shearson Hayden Stone in the late 1970s, and both he and Irene — who had also worked for a good part of her early adult life, before taking on the colossal job of raising eight kids — enjoyed their retirement "babysitting their grandkids," Karen says, "and escaping the summer heat in a cabin among the cool pines of Flagstaff, Arizona."
Finally, Karen told LIFE.com that Irene "is now 98 years old. She still lives in the Phoenix home she shared with Ben, along with a daughter and a son-in-law. During the day she plays games on the computer, she plays Scrabble in the evening and joins the seniors at her church for a weekly Bingo game."
When Karen and her siblings got together recently to show their mom this gallery, "everyone had a great time viewing the photos from the wedding," she told LIFE.com. "My mom was very touched to see them. Her eyes did well up with tears, and she just kept staring at the photos over and over as I cycled through them — several times."
And to think that William Vandivert was there with his camera at the very beginning of Irene's and Ben's long, winding journey together. It makes one wonder: What other family stories out there saw their beginnings — or their middles, or their ends — in the pages of LIFE?


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Lab 3.5.3 Creating a Scope Statement
Step 1: Consider how meeting the project goals will impact the existing network
a. As the network designer, look at the existing network topology and the services that it provides.
Consider how much of the network is affected or changed as a result of the project.
b. Record what areas of the existing network will have to change or will in some way be affected by
meeting the project goals.
Draft informal descriptive notes of these possible changes. Organize these notes under headings
such as:
- Access Layer
- Distribution Layer
- Core Layer
- Data Center
- Network Services
- WAN Access
c. Use word processing software to create a Project Scope document based on these notes.
Step 2: Refine and record the proposed changes to the existing network
a. Distinguish between possible upgrades to existing network resources, such as additional servers or
VLANs, and completely new additional resources, such as QoS and WAN links.
b. Record which areas and users will be affected by these changes.
c. Include these network changes in your Project Scope document.
Step 3: Define the areas of the existing network not covered by the project
It is important to note the parts of the existing network that are not within the areas covered by the project.
These out-of-scope areas are defined so that there is no misunderstanding between the NetworkingCompany and FilmCompany management.
In this case study, for example, providing IP telephony services may be a future consideration, but it is not
within the scope of this project.
Clearly state these out-of-scope areas in your Project Scope document.
Step 4: Compile and present the project scope document
FilmCompany has to agree with your assessment of the Project Scope before you proceed further with the design. An agreement ensures that there is a common understanding about what is included in the network upgrade project and what is not included.
a. Discuss your Project Scope with another student to ensure that the issues you present are clear.
b. Save your Project Scope document and retain it for the next stages of this network design case study.
Step 5: Reflection
It is important that a project have clearly defined boundaries so that all parties know what is included and
what is not. Consider the issues of ensuring that customer business and network needs are satisfied before the scope is broadened beyond what is feasible and required.
What strategies could be used to ensure that a project scope is developed that is clear and appropriate?
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