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It wasn't too long ago that using an Apple Macintosh computer in a Windows environment meant hassling with software integration and Active Directory (AD) schema changes. Within the past few years, however, this integration has become a lot easier and literally out of the box. This change didn't occur because Microsoft and Apple suddenly had a kumbaya moment and started working together. It occurred because they both have done a great job of following the RFC 2703 and LDAP standards. As a result, if you're using Windows Server 2003 R2 or later and Apple OS X Panther (version 10.3) or later and you just need your Mac clients to authenticate to AD, you don't need any special software. You can simply specify the old "NT style" Home Folder path in the user's AD object to have the user's network drive show up on the desktop. If it's a mobile account (what Microsoft calls "cached credentials and a Profile"), users can even log on when they aren't connected to the domain—again all without any additional software. But if you want to manage your Mac clients like you manage your Windows clients, you'll need a Mac-to-AD integration solution. I recently reviewed four products that do a great job.
Three of the products—Centrify's DirectControl, Likewise Software's Likewise Enterprise, and Quest Software's Authentication Services—integrate Mac, UNIX, and Linux computers into your Windows world. The fourth product, Thursby's ADmitMac, integrates Mac computers only.
Product Testing
I tested each product in a dedicated Windows Server 2008 AD environment hosted on a VMware ESXi server. I installed DirectControl and Authentication Services directly on the domain controller (DC). As recommended by the documentation, I installed Likewise Enterprise on a dedicated server. ADmitMac doesn't require the installation of back-end software.
For the client, I used a MacBook Pro running OS X Snow Leopard (version 10.6.7). After installing and configuring each product, I ran it through the paces. The testing involved:
- Installing the client software
- Adding the Mac client to the domain
- Removing the Mac client from the domain
- Logging on to the domain
- Migrating a user
- Using the product's management console (if applicable)
- Changing settings using a Group Policy Object (GPO)
- Adding a Global Group to a Local Group
- Deploying software to the Mac client
- Using cached credentials to log on when not connected to the domain
- Disabling automatic logons and logon messages using a GPO
For more information about the testing, see the web-exclusive sidebar "Criteria for Testing the Mac-to-AD Integration Solutions" (www.windowsitpro.com, InstantDoc ID 135957).
Installing DirectControl was a breeze. You simply double-click CentrifyDC_Console-4.4.3-win32 on a DC and follow the prompts. No database or other prerequisites are required, except to disable the .Net Publisher evidence verification option. Disabling this feature is easy, as the installation routine does it for you. However, finding out what the .Net Publisher evidence verification option does proved to be a bit more challenging. After numerous Internet searches and queries to my developer friends, I finally reached out to the folks at Centrify for an explanation. According to Centrify, "Disabling the 'publisher evidence verification' simply speeds up the launch of the console applications since it configures the app to launch without performing the time-consuming verification process, which can be problematic in isolated networks such as test labs that don't have Internet connectivity."
After the setup routine finishes, you start the DirectControl console. The first time this program runs, a setup wizard walks you through setting up the default zone. Zones help you collect and identify collections of UNIX, Linux, and Mac computers. By grouping the client machines this way, you can easily enforce security or configuration policies. Zones are stored in the AD container domain.com/Program Data/Centrify/Zones.
The setup wizard also helps you install the required licenses, which are stored in the AD container domain.com/Program Data/Centrify/Licenses. In all of the products that I've reviewed, I've never seen licenses stored in AD. It's unique, to say the least.
After the back-end support has been installed, the next step is to install the client software onto a Mac computer using a platform-specific package. For Mac OS X Snow Leopard, you use the CentrifyDC-4.4.3-mac10.6.dmg file. Double-clicking this file opens a menu that has a Prepare feature, which you use to ensure that DirectControl and AD are communicating properly and ready for integration. When prompted, you enter the name of your domain, and in a few seconds, a total of 20 tests are performed. These tests check to see whether there's adequate disk space on the client, whether DNS is working properly, whether there's a DC in the site, and much more. I failed the test that checked whether the DC's and the client's clocks were synchronized. After I fixed the problem, I was ready to install the client.
The installation itself takes only a few seconds, then DirectControl prompts you to join the domain. I like this feature, as it takes away any confusion on when you need to add the machine to the domain. From the configuration screen, you can set the user's home directory (/home/username), UNIX ID, and group ID, or you can let DirectControl's Auto Zone mode configure them for you. Manually configuring the UNIX ID and group ID is important if you're integrating a UNIX or Linux machine but since I was integrating a Mac machine, I chose the Auto Zone mode. It worked fine. (For more information about UNIX IDs and group IDs, see "Cross-Platform Identity Management Solutions for Single Sign-On.")
The logging that's produced from the configuration screen is extremely helpful. I accidentally misspelled the domain's name and the log was very helpful in troubleshooting the problem. Rebooting is recommended after you join the computer to the domain.
After the MacBook Pro rebooted, I successfully logged on as a domain user. I didn't have to add domain\ to the beginning of the username or add @domain to the end of the username. Because it was the first time I logged on with that account, I was prompted to change the password. After I did so, the logon process continued.
Credential caching worked right out of the box. To test this feature, I unplugged the network cable, disabled the AirPort network card, then logged off. When I attempted to log on, my cached credentials were used and I was soon looking at the desktop again.
Back on the DC, I found a new Centrify Profile tab on both the user object and computer object properties pages in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in. On the computer object properties page, this tab contained read-only information, such as the version of the client software, the type of zone being used (Auto Zone, in my case), and whether the client was using licensed or unlicensed features. On the user object properties page, this tab contained configurable information. Although not necessary for integrating Macs into an AD domain, you can configure some UNIX and Linux settings, such as the UNIX ID, logon name, Shell (/bin/bash), home directory, and primary group.
DirectControl is tightly integrated into the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC). As Figure 1 shows, you can easily manage your Mac clients. For example, I disabled automatic logons. Like a Windows machine, you can configure an OS X computer to log on automatically. However, unlike a Windows machine, this functionality isn't disabled when the computer is joined to the domain. If a user knows the local machine's administrator password, he or she can easily configure the machine to start up without a password credential. With just a few clicks, I was able to disable this feature.
Figure 1: DirectControl's integration into GPMC
DirectControl offers a handy Mac utility named the DirectControl Widget. It displays information about AD's status, Kerberos, AD accounts, and AD group membership. To install this widget on a Mac computer, click Go, select iDisk, click Other User's Public Folder, enter Centrify, and double-click DirectControl Widget.
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Likewise Enterprise
The installation guide makes it very clear that you shouldn't install Likewise Enterprise directly on a DC. Instead, the guide recommends installing it on a dedicated server running Windows Server 2008. Alternatively, you can install it on a computer running Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP. Likewise Enterprise enhances the built-in AD administration tools (i.e., GPMC and Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in), so these tools must be already on the computer in which you install Likewise Enterprise. Microsoft Management Console (MMC) 3.0 is also required. Because you can't install MMC 3.0 on Windows 2000, you can't install Likewise Enterprise on Windows 2000 Server.
After Likewise Enterprise is installed, a wizard walks you through the setup process, including picking a mode and setting up a cell in AD. I found the wizard to be a bit confusing and had to read and reread the PDF manual to understand what it was trying to accomplish.
Picking a mode. Both my forest and domain were running at the Server 2008 functional level, yet the wizard was trying to steer me to use its Non-Schema Mode—the mode that supports Windows 2000 AD. (If you're running Windows 2000 AD, you'd have to run Likewise Enterprise on XP or later and extend the schema.) In addition, the instructions in the wizard are incomplete, but I figured it out. To use Schema Mode—the mode in which Likewise Enterprise takes advantage of RFC 2307—you have to cancel the wizard and run a separate Schema Mode Wizard, which you'll find by navigating to Console, Enterprise Console, Status. Even with the forest and domain running at the 2008 functional level, the wizard ensures that certain attributes (e.g., uid, uidNumber, gidNumber) are indexed and present in the AD Global Catalog (GC).
Whether you use Schema Mode versus Non-schema Mode depends on what OS your domain is running. If it's running Windows 2003 R2 or later, no schema changes need be made to your domain so you should use the Schema Mode. If your domain is running an earlier OS, you have two options. You can use Non-Schema Mode and store the group or user information in the multivalued keywords and description attributes of the user and computer objects. Or, if you're feeling especially brave, you can have Likewise Enterprise extend the schema for you.
Setting up a cell. Like DirectControl's zones, Likewise Enterprise's cells let you logically group non-Windows machines and control their information (e.g., UNIX ID, group ID). Also like zones, cells are logically connected to OUs. Using this structure, you can create a cell for each department or security boundary in your company and assign a user to one or more cells using the Likewise Settings tab in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in.
After the server software is installed and configured, it's time to install the client software on each Mac computer. You can manually install it with the installation CD-ROM, or you can install it through an unattended installation that uses Secure Shell (SSH). (Apple's name for SSH is Remote Login, which you can enable in System Preferences, Sharing.) The PDF manual gives a good step-by-step walkthrough on how to install the client software using SSH.
Next, you need to join the computer to the domain using the Likewise – Active Directory tool, which is in the Directory Utility. Just like the built-in Active Directory connector that comes with OS X, the Likewise – Active Directory tool lets you choose which container or organizational unit (OU) to create the computer object in.
I found Likewise Enterprise to be tightly integrated with Group Policy. Figure 2 shows how easy it is to configure local administration privileges for a domain user or group.
Figure 2: Likewise Enterprise's integration into GPMC
If you already have an infrastructure in place for Mac authentication and you want to migrate everything to AD, Likewise Enterprise comes with a migration tool that can import Mac, UNIX, and Linux passwords and group files. These attributes are automatically mapped to users and groups in AD.
If your environment uses local authentication and has OS X user profiles already established, you might want to migrate them to the new domain authenticated account. For example, suppose that John has been using his MacBook Pro for a year and you now want him to authenticate to the domain. Just like a Windows machine, the OS X machine will create a new profile the first time he logs on. The Migrate User Profile tool moves the old local profile to the new domain-based profile. When John logs onto the domain with his new account, he'll see the desktop that he's used to.
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Authentication Services
Authentication Services requires that Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 and Windows PowerShell be installed. Authentication Services' installation process will install (and even help you download) all required components. The installation process will also verify that your AD schema will support the product. As with the other software discussed here, as long as you're using Windows 2003 R2 or later, no schema extensions are required.
Unlike DirectControl and Likewise Enterprise, Authentication Services doesn't use zones or cells. Thus, the product is very simple to set up. The Add and Join Host wizard walks you through the setup process, which involves:
- Adding and profiling hosts (aka clients). The server running Authentication Services must have name resolution to the Mac clients. The client should dynamically add itself to DNS, just like a Windows 2000 or later machine. However, I had mixed results. If you can't resolve the OS X host name, make sure that there's an A record for the client in DNS.
- Checking the clients for readiness to join AD. The AD Readiness check ensures that the client is ready to join the domain. In my case, I received an error message that noted the "time skew" (i.e., the difference between the DC's time and the client's time) was too great, so the client couldn't be joined to the domain. I appreciated that the error message was clear and concise, unlike the built-in Active Directory connector, which provides cryptic messages.
- Installing the client software. When I attempted to install the client software, I received an error message that said Authentication Services couldn't find the client for Mac OS X 10.6. I checked the path that was provided, and sure enough, the client file (VAS-220.127.116.11.dmg) was missing. After I downloaded VAS-220.127.116.11.dmg and manually copied it to the source directory, the installation finished without any further problems.
- Joining the clients to AD. Joining a client to a domain requires a root or administrator password.
I really liked the Add and Join Host wizard. As long as the Mac client is running SSH, you can add the client to the domain without ever leaving your desk.
After the client has been added and joined to AD, there isn't a whole lot to do with the Authentication Services-specific tools that are provided. The real meat is in the functionality that the product adds to GPMC, as Figure 3 shows. Adding printers is just one of the many features that you can manage within the Group Policy framework.
Figure 3: Authentication Services' integration into GPMC
To log on to a non-Windows machine, the AD user account has to be "UNIX-enabled" through a Quest tab on the user object properties page in the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in. This creates the needed UNIX ID and group ID.
Overall, I found the Quest product to be easy to setup and use. If you have a mix of UNIX, Linux, and Mac clients, put Quest at the top of your evaluation list.
Quest Software Authentication Services
ADmitMac has a much different architecture than the other three products, so I chose to review it last. According to the Thursby website, "ADmitMac is short for Active Directory admit Mac and pronounced 'Admit Mac.'"
What quickly set this product apart is that it's built solely for Mac integration into AD. The other products are UNIX- and Linux- centric, and the Mac support appears to be an afterthought. ADmitMac doesn't try to be anything other than a Mac-based product. This doesn't make ADmitMac any better or worse than the other three. If you're integrating a mix of UNIX, Linux, and Mac clients into your Windows environment, you'd be better off with one of the other three products reviewed. If you're integrating Mac clients only, you should first look at ADmitMac because its sole purpose is make Mac clients behave like Windows clients.
Instead of starting the installation on the server side like with the other products, ADmitMac installation starts on the client side. After you use the installation CD-ROM to install ADmitMac, the Setup Assistant (a wizard) walks you through configuring the ADmitMac networking software. The first screen is a bit of a surprise, as it asks for WINS information. You can either manually set the WINS information, or set it to DHCP.
The next screen sets the Security Policy Settings—whether the Mac client will use Kerberos, NTLMv2, NTLM, or LAN Manager to log on to the Windows domain. The default setting is to use NTLMv2 or Kerberos first, use NTLM next, and never use LM. You can set the ADmitMac client to send passwords in clear text, but you obviously must have another mechanism in place on the network to protect that information before you choose that option.
The next step is to add the Mac client to the domain. After you enter the domain's name, you're prompted for the network administrator username and password. You then specify where the machine account should be created in AD. The default location is the Computers container.
Finally, you set the type of Home Folder (i.e., Network, Local, or Mobile) that the user will use. You can also specify how many times a user can log on when not connected to the network.
That's all that needs to be done to get the Mac client added and connected to the domain. The ADmitMac directory utility has more features, though. Like the other products, ADmitMac lets you map UNIX IDs and group IDs to AD accounts, but this is done from the client side. You can also put OU restrictions in place. For example, if you enter Sales in the Users OU, only those user accounts located in the Sales OU would be able to log on to the computer.
Although ADmitMac is managed from the server side, there's no software to install. Instead, it uses Group Policy .adm files, as Figure 4 shows. Because the files don't use the new .admx format, they're buried a bit in the Server 2008 GPMC. However, this doesn't take away from the fact that Group Policy support has been added to Mac clients with no additional software on the server—only .adm templates are added.
Figure 4: ADmitMac's integration into GPMC
To add the templates, you run an executable (ThursbyADMInstaller.exe) that copies them from the installation CD-ROM to the DC. The default location is C:\Windows\inf. Once copied, you use these .adm templates just as you would any other template: Right-click Administrative Templates, select Add/Remove Templates, click Add again, and find the ADmitMac.adm template file.
Thursby Software ADmitMac
Editor's Choice
With DirectControl, Likewise Enterprise, Authentication Services, and ADmitMac, you can integrate and manage Mac clients in your AD domain. Each product provides easy domain logons, but so does the built-in Active Directory connector that comes with OS X. What sets these products apart is that they let you manage your Mac clients like you manage your Windows clients.
DirectControl and Likewise Enterprise are similar in how they work. Both let you logically group non-Windows objects together.
Quest stood out because it didn't require this additional overhead. In addition, you can use a central console to install the client software and add the client to the domain. This could be very important if you have a lot of Mac computers to migrate to AD.
ADmitMac came away as the clear winner because this review focuses on Mac-to-AD integration solutions. For this task, it has a slight edge. ADmitMac doesn't require any special software on the server side, and the client software is full of added features.


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James Floyd Hudson Jr., age 68, of Crookston, MN, died at his home late Saturday evening, July 13, 2013, with his beloved wife, Donna, at his side. He fought a courageous battle with cancer for four months.
Jim was born at Clara, MS, on August 23, 1944, the son of James and Nancy (Baygents) Hudson, Sr. He grew up in Clara and graduated from Clara High School in 1963.
He made his home in Waynesboro, MS for several years before moving to Casper, WY in 1975. Jim was employed as the sales manager for the Varco Tool Company in Casper, and later became the maintenance manager of Teton Homes for 22 years. On December 21, 2002 he was united in marriage to Donna (Ludgate) Pickering in Casper. The couple made their home in Casper until moving to Crookston in 2006 to be closer to Donna's daughter, Lori Folkers, and her family. Jim worked for Polk County at the Government Center in Crookston until January of 2011.
He had a passion for the great outdoors and living in Wyoming for most of his life enabled him to enjoy annual elk and bear hunting trips with friends in those beautiful Wyoming mountains. Jim went fishing at every opportunity and his favorite sport was football. He was very handy and could fix just about anything. Family was of utmost importance in Jim's life and he looked forward to spending time with his blended family.
Grateful to have shared in Jim's life are his loving wife, Donna, of Crookston, MN; two daughters and their families: Kimberly (Wilmer) Hopkins of Buckatunna, MS and their three children, Heather (Josh) Jordan their 2 children, Breeze and Izayah, and Haley, and Hallie Hopkins; Karol (Craig) Bostic of Brandon, MS and their two children, Christopher and Deanna Bostic; 2 step-daughters: Kerri (Roy) Kowalski of Edgerton WY, and Lori (Wayne) Folkers and their 3 children, Shelby, Taylor, and Bailey Folkers. Jim also leaves a sister, Mildred Ready of Richton, MS; a brother, Jerry Wayne (Alley) Hudson of Waynesboro, MS; and many other relatives and extended family. He was preceded in death by his parents, James and Nancy; 2 brothers, Curtis and Alfred; and a step-son, Rick Pickering. May God bless the memory of James Floyd Hudson Jr.
A prayer service for Jim Hudson will be held at 2:00 p.m., Saturday, July 20, 2013, at the Church of Christ, 321 5th Avenue South, in Crookston, with Pastor Dave Johnson, officiating. Visitation and fellowship time with the family will follow the service. Jim's memorial service will be held at the White House Chapel in Waynesboro, MS with inurnment at the White House Cemetery. Memorials may be sent to: Donna Hudson, 24450 265th Street SW, Crookston, MN 56716.
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text: Signalmap is a neat webapp that lets you punch in your zip code and your cellphone provider and see how the reception is where you live. Not only can you use it to gauge where the best place is to make your call, you can compare the four big providers so you can see which one is best suited for you (based on your home and work location). Of course, the signals are all user-contributed, so there's no guarantee that providers themselves haven't gone and flooded the site with slightly higher than usual signal ratings. [Signalmap]


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SUNY Potsdam, Canton-Potsdam Hospital and Clarkson University are contributing $105,000 to the Village of Potsdam toward the purchase of a new ladder tower fire truck.
Each institution will provide $35,000 to the village over the next five years to defray the cost of the new fire-fighting vehicle.
The Village of Potsdam and Town of Potsdam each contributed $300,000 toward the purchase.
The new "Tower 5" is 101 feet tall, has enclosed seating for five firefighters, enhanced safety features and improved operating capabilities. It replaces a 1979 vintage 85 foot ladder truck.
The Potsdam Volunteer Fire Department says that the truck will serve the residents of Potsdam well for many years to come.
Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in six alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.
Photo caption (right to left): Clarkson University President Tony Collins, Canton-Potsdam Hospital President and CEO David Acker and SUNY Potsdam President John Schwaller present a symbolic check to Potsdam Volunteer Fire Dept. Chief Tim Jerome, Village of Potsdam Mayor Ron Tischler and Town of Potsdam Supervisor Marie Regan. SUNY Potsdam, Canton-Potsdam Hospital and Clarkson University are contributing $105,000 to the Village of Potsdam toward the purchase of a new ladder tower fire truck.


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Do you enjoy applications of math and computers but hate the idea of being chained to a desk? Then consider geomatics, an exciting field that fuses land surveying techniques with computer technology.
Advancements in technology have changed the nature of surveying and mapping. Today, geomatics professionals use an integrated approach to measuring, analyzing and managing spatial data, employing high-tech equipment like Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Global Positioning Systems (GPS), digital photogrammetry, digital total stations, satellite and terrestrial remote sensing to create a detailed but understandable picture of the Earth's natural and manmade features.
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Jim Lahey's Cauliflower Pie
Jim Lahey has a thing for charred flavors. His pizzas bake up with crisp leopard spotted crusts giving them a hint of smoke and a lot of crunch. He's employed the same high-heat technique for his Cauliflower Pie from My Pizza, a Béchamel-sauced pizza topped with roasted florets, mozzarella, green olives, chile flakes, and garlic.
Reprinted with permission from My Pizza by Jim Lahey. Copyright © 2012. Published by Clarkson Potter. Available wherever books are sold. All rights reserved.
Read more: Jim Lahey's Cauliflower Pie
- Yield:Makes one 10- to12-inch pizza
- Active time: 45 minutes
- Total time:45 minutes
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- 150 grams (1 ½ cups) cauliflower florets
- 1 ball of No-Knead Pizza Dough, shaped and waiting on a floured peel
- 60 grams ( ¼ cup) Béchamel (recipe follows)
- 10 grams (3 tablespoons) finely grated Parmigiano-Reggiano or Grana Padano cheese
- 50 grams (about 1 ¾ ounces) mozzarella, pulled into 5 clumps
- 15 grams (1 ½ tablespoons) coarsely chopped green olives
- ½ garlic clove, finely chopped
- Generous pinch of chili flakes
- 10 grams (1 ½ tablespoons) fresh bread crumbs
- Chopped fresh parsley for sprinkling
- Béchamel Sauce
- 486 grams (2 cups) whole milk
- 113 grams (1 stick) unsalted butter
- 18 grams (about 2 ¼ tablespoons) all-purpose flour
- 2 grams (1/4 teaspoon) fine sea salt
- 3 rasp grates of nutmeg or a pinch of ground nutmeg
Béchamel Sauce: Pour about one-third of the milk into a saucepan. Cut the butter into a few chunks (so they'll melt more easily) and add to the milk. Heat over medium-low heat, stirring, until the butter melts but without allowing the milk to reach a boil.
Meanwhile, put the flour in a medium mixing bowl, add the remaining milk, and whisk into a slurry. Once the butter has been completely incorporated into the hot milk, ladle some of the warm mixture into the cold flour mixture to warm it. Pour the contents of the bowl back into the saucepan and whisk it in. Stir in the salt.
Over medium-low heat, whisk the mixture frequently— to prevent sticking—as it cooks and thickens. The béchamel is done at about 180°F, when it has reached the consistency of a runny sauce or heavy cream. Grate in the nutmeg and allow the sauce to cool to room temperature. It will continue to thicken slightly as it cools. Use the béchamel immediately or cool,cover, and refrigerate for up to 5 days; bring it back to room temperature before using.
Pizza: Place a pizza stone in a gas oven about 8 inches from the broiler. Preheat the oven to 500°F for 30 minutes.
Crumble the cauliflower with your fingers and spread it
evenly in an 8-inch pie pan or baking dish. Set the pan on the pizza stone and roast the cauliflower for 12 minutes, until it is flecked with char and slightly translucent, then remove it and set aside. Switch to broil and continue to heat the stone for another 10 minutes.
With the dough on the peel, spoon the béchamel over the surface and spread it evenly, leaving about an inch of the rim untouched. Sprinkle the surface with the Parmigiano. Distribute the mozzarella, the cauliflower pieces, and then the olives, garlic, and chili flakes evenly over the pizza. Sprinkle the bread crumbs over the top.
With quick, jerking motions, slide the pie onto the stone. Broil for 3 to 3½ minutes under gas (somewhat longer with an electric oven), until the top is bubbling and the crust is nicely charred but not burnt.
Using the peel, transfer the pizza to a tray or serving platter. Sprinkle parsley over the top. Slice and serve.
This Recipe Appears InJim Lahey's Cauliflower Pie Cook the Book: 'My Pizza'
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Community Content Challenge (#71): Around the World in 80 Hours
Author: Abbey Games
Contributions from: BlackVision, Liort
Welcome to a very special challenge in which you can win Steam keys and force Abbey Games to create more content! That's right: unlock content for everyone by playing the game. There's no time to waste! Abbey Games poses a challenge to this entire community and every explorer wanting for new content. Your goal: to bring back a certain amount of treasures from every individual expedition, within 80 hours. If you succeed as a group Abbey Games will create new content for Renowned Explorers as a reward.
- Play a game on the new version (Build #443, uploaded today, or later)
- Your goal is to collect as many treasures as possible from each expedition.
- Either screenshot your win screen, or the leaderboards entry for your game. You may even enter the screenshot if you lost.
- Only one entry per player. You may replace your previous entry.
- You must play on Adventure mode.
- Play on Classic Difficulty. Normal is allowed too, but only if you have never participated in a community challenge before.
- Everyone in the community will receive the same medal, as per the scoring below.
- BRONZE: Summing all treasures per expedition over all entries, the Tier 1 threshold must be reached.
- SILVER: Summing all treasures per expedition over all entries, the Tier 2 threshold must be reached.
- GOLD: Summing all treasures per expedition over all entries, the Tier 3 threshold must be reached.
Tiers & Rewards
Bronze Tier:
Expedition - Required Treasures
1. Viking Landing - 50 treasures
1. Saxon Kings - 50 treasures
1. Celtic Code - 50 treasures
2. Mali Mystery - 100 treasures
2. Hungarian Fort - 150 treasures
2. Caribbean Island - 200 treasures
3. Highland Pursuit - 200 treasures
3. Memphis Desert - 150 treasures
3. Andes Adventure - 150 treasures
4. Emerged Island - 75 treasures
4. The Globus Cruciger - 100 treasures
4. Anagogic Archipelago - 100 treasures
5. Lost Island - 40 treasures
5. Shangri-La - 40 treasures
Reaching all these thresholds will unlock the following rewards:
- Raffle: 2 Renowned Explorers keys among participants
- Raffle: 2 More To Explore DLC keys among participants
- Raffle: 2 Emperor's Challenge DLC keys among participants
- In-game: A new shop opens in the Engineering branch - with Legendary (expensive) trinkets!
Gold Tier: ??? Unlock Silver to reveal
How to participate
Play the game, visit expeditions that the community still needs treasures for. Make a screenshot of your expeditions & treasures (Win screen or leaderboards entry) after you won or lost, and upload it here!
This sheet is available to coordinate your efforts.. However, in the end I'll make up the final score based on the screenshots posted in this topic.
Submit within 80 hours from now. That's by Saturday night, (03:00am CEST, 14/05/2017) (Or 05/14/2017 for those using MM/DD/YY)
(click here for your local time equivalent)
NOTE: Only one score will be accepted - only one submission for each player please. If you wish to enter a new score, please edit your initial entry and make it clear which score you are submitting, and add the word "EditGreenlight" to the entry so we can see immediately when the result needs updating.
*If you forget to screenshot the Win screen, you can also enter with a screenshot of your Leaderboards: Go to Main Menu > Leaderboards > Local > click the entry that matches your submission game > screenshot those details.
It's worth noting that players on the Steam forums are also participating in this challenge. See here


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Lou Reed, anchor of New York rock band the Velvet Underground and widely regarded as one of pop's most influential musicians, has died, the Associated Press reported Sunday. He was 71.
Though a cause of death has not yet been revealed, the Associated Press cited a "liver-related ailment."
After canceling a scheduled appearance at April's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, Reed underwent a liver transplant.
In a statement after the surgery, he said he looked "forward to being onstage and performing."
His most recently released recorded album was "Lulu," a 2011 collaboration with heavy metal act Metallica.
Known as much for his acidic personality as his confrontational rock 'n' roll, Reed in 2008 recalled the founding mission statement that would define the Velvet Underground, a group heralded for its tales of urban depravity.
Speaking at the Austin, Texas, music industry conference South by Southwest, Reed said the band was forbidden from playing blues or R&B licks, wanting the act to stand as a direct contrast to much of what was popular in the mid-'60s.
"This is going to be city," Reed said of the Velvet Underground. "This is going to be pure."
Some of the act's best known songs include "Sweet Jane," "I'm Waiting for the Man" and "Heroin."


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Musical theatre actress Shirley Jones, right, talks with Point Park student Kristen Sherman, the first recipient of the Shirley Jones Scholarship.
For Point Park University freshman Kristen Sherman, an added element of excitement to being the first recipient of the Shirley Jones Scholarship was the opportunity to meet the actress herself.
Jones, star of stage, screen and television, was in Pittsburgh to attend The Playhouse Rocks Starmakers gala on April 2 and met with Sherman while visiting the Point Park campus.
"It was such a great honor to be in the presence of a musical theatre legend. She was so nice and down to earth," says Sherman. "It was so kind of her to share her experiences with a young, aspiring musical theatre actress."
This is the inaugural year for the scholarship, which is given in Jones's name by the University to a Point Park musical theatre major who shows great promise. Sherman, a graduate of the Youth Performing Arts School in Louisville, says she was ecstatic when she learned she was the recipient.
"I had grown up watching so many of her films, mainly Oklahoma! and The Music Man, and she was very much a household name in my home," Sherman says. "After finding out I received the Shirley Jones Scholarship I tried to learn everything I possibly could about her."
And there's a lot to learn because Jones' list of accolades is long. She began her career on the Pittsburgh Playhouse stage and went on to star in numerous stage musicals, movies and television shows. She won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in 1961 for her role in Elmer Gantry. Jones is also known for her role as Shirley Partridge on the television show The Partridge Family.
So what exactly does a Hollywood veteran say to a young rising actress?
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Avella announced last week that he was joining the ranks of the Independent Democratic Conference (IDC), joining IDC Leader and Senate Co-President Jeff Klein (Bronx), Diane Savino (Staten Island), David Valesky (Oneida), and David Carlucci (Rockland/Westchester) in the conference, which first formed in January of 2011.
On Monday, former councilman and city comptroller John Liu endorsed Grace Meng in her re-election bid for Congress. At the event in Meng's district office, she and Liu were asked about Avella's decision to join the IDC.
In published reports, Meng called the decision "disappointing." Meng's district overlaps heavily with Avella's Senate district, so the move definitely has an impact on her constituents.
But Liu had even harsher words for Avella, who actually represents Liu in the State Senate. He said Avella's decision makes it more difficult for Democrats to take back the Senate, which they had hoped to do by 2016, perhaps. Liu called the move "not totally shocking to people."
"He hasn't certainly, not been the best team player," he was quoted as saying.
On an unrelated note, Liu's endorsement puts to bed rumors that we here at Pol Position were hearing that Liu, now out of elected office but still very much a figure who enjoys being in the public eye, was considering challenging Meng for her seat.
It would have been a highly renegade move, as Meng is a rising star in the Queens Democratic Party and Liu, who undoubtedly would have been a formidable challenge, would have forced Meng to devote a lot of her time and resources to winning a costly primary. So that scenario was a bit of a long shot to say the least.
That said, Liu hasn't ruled out running for office in the future, and like we said, he does live in Avella's district, and now that Avella perhaps finds himself on the wrong side of party leadership, well, we're just sayin'.
But that's a discussion for another time.
And Liu is right, nobody has ever accused Avella of being a puppet who just tows the party line; he is often a loner out in front of issues and has been known on an occasion or two to rankle even his fellow Democrats.
For his part, Avella said that he joined the IDC so that he could better deliver for his constituents in an Albany that is often paralyzed by bipartisanship. Here's Avella's official statement on the decision:
"I am thrilled to be joining the Independent Democratic Conference. Under Senator Klein's leadership, the IDC has developed a clear, progressive agenda for New York's working families. They have shown an ability to get big things done, without the dysfunction of years past. From passing new gun control laws, to raising the minimum wage, Senator Klein and the IDC have shown us that great things are possible when you focus on results instead of politics. I look forward to being part of a team that has consistently delivered big results for New Yorkers."


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Yes, Our Dog Forum is back!!!
One of the longest down-times in our history (over 36 hours) is finally over.
The cause?
Catastrophic server hardware failure & data corruption.
The solution?
2 days of working straight with about 4 hours of sleep.
Brand New server
A new, much stronger security system
Off-site backup Recovery.
The Effect?
We'll be limping for the next few days. Expect some slowness for a few days. Lots of little forum features are missing, search is down, the forum is generic looking, etc. I expect some issues with the new security system/upgrade, so do PM or post about errors you receive or blank pages. For the time being I would probably copy any paste before you hit send, just in case. More importantly, we've lost a day and a couple hours of posts, PMs & pictures. I tried really hard to recover them, which only extended the downtime. In hindsight, I probably should have just gone with the backup. Some of you managed to post yesterday in the couple hours we were limping along. Unfortunately anything posted on March 3rd and the couple hours we were up on the 4th is gone. My apologies. But thank heaven the last 10 years of posts are still here and we only lost a day's worth.
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Since the goal was to recover the data and get us back up, you can see we're running a plain vanilla version of the pro dog forum. What comes next is an awesome an accelerated update. Including new forum sections & features, contests with real prizes, product reviews, a nicer theme and more useful mobile theme. These will be implemented MUCH faster due to what happened, so at least there is that bright side.
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Ok I'm not a 'new' Vegan, as I have been at it for 3 years ish and have probably not been the best Vegan I can. After reading an article about some sugar not being Vegan I realize I keep getting 'caught out.' I admit it is my own fault for not doing my research, but want to sort it out once and for all.
I eat a healthy diet and typically only eat fresh or Vegan stamped processed foods, but obviously not all foods are labelled as well as they could be. So can I get some answers to a few simple questions, please copy and paste links and feel free to call me stupid or dumb as I feel both and am using the anonymity of the net to sort my stupidness out.
Common E numbers to avoid.
Common Colouring agents to avoid.
Anything else I should be looking out for?
Anything else that is easily miss or hidden in food labels.
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The Audi R8 V10 conflagration from way back in April even made this week's episode of Top Gear. It would appear the little bit of "steam" hasn't stopped the German automaker from trying to take the up-engined R8 back out onto the Nuburgring as these shots taken by the WorldCar-Finns spies this weekend would seem to confirm. According to the Finnish fish-slappers, test drivers no longer have anything to fear from the flames:
With the prototype cost estimated at half million Euros, Audi's sport division, quattro GmbH, has now installed an electronic fire suppressant system as indicated by the white "E" (foam based extinguisher) sticker and two red buttons seen next to the driver's side rear view mirror. In case of a fire, the first reaction is for the driver to get out of the vehicle and if risk is minimal, the fire suppressant system can be activated from the outside of the vehicle by pressing the two red buttons.
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Off-Road Rant - Editorial - Staff ChangesPosted in Features on December 1, 2011
This month...
We've started a new yearly award to recognize the most outstanding person in the off-road industry. This year's choice was a no-brainer, as he's one of the hardest-working, most contributing, and nicest guys we know in the off-road community. Check out Page 40 to see who we're talking about, and feel free to email in your suggestions for next year's Off-Road's Person of the Year.
If you're a Titan owner, or know someone who is, we have something very exciting for you—a solution to your rear axle woes! Currie has developed a replacement rear end that will bolt into your Titan with zero modifications. Check it out on Page 50.
And if you've been in the market for a winch, or are just always looking for a great deal, check out Page 38 to see what we consider the absolute best deal in winching..
It's been an interesting month here at Off-Road magazine. We've seen some big changes, most of all the loss of our feature editor, Jordan May, who has hopefully moved on to bigger and better things. We wish you the best, Jordan!
But that has left the rest of the team missing him—especially during production time! Thankfully, our managing editor, Patrick Vuong, and our art director, Brad Crowder, have been kicking it into overtime to help contributing editor Kevin Blumer and I pop out a December issue of Off-Road as I start the search for a new staff member and some more freelance help.
Have you ever thought about writing for a magazine before? I can promise you that it's not an easy job. It's filled with long hours, intense stress, looming deadlines, and low pay (contrary to popular belief) — all the while challenging your intellect every minute of the day. Few people are built for full-time magazine work, and I've been privileged to work with some of the most exceptional writers the automotive world has to offer.
I can also promise you that writing for an automotive magazine is some of the most rewarding work that you'll ever do, as well. We have the privilege to meet and run with the innovators and pioneers of the industry, as well as experience things that have no price tag on them. The amount of information you'll learn in just a short time will blow your mind. And the little perks will make it more than worth it if you're able to work for a food budget and willing to never get rich.
Sound enticing to you? Then send me a resume at email@example.com and tell me why you'd like to join the magazine life.
If you're not looking for full-time work, but have always dreamed of having your article published in a magazine, then feel free to email me your story ideas and examples of your writing. We're always on the lookout for new story ideas, and this may be your chance to help educate your fellow readers and have your voice be heard! Though journalism experience or previously published stories are a plus, we can give you some direction and help put together a print-ready piece if you've got some good ideas.
Let us know! All of us started out as automotive magazine enthusiasts (we still are!) who simply took a chance at getting our thoughts published in print. We encourage you to do the same.


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txlegz needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 43 designs submitted by 17 freelance designers.
Architects of Fate is a personal development site that is aimed in helping people identify their choices in life, and taking responsibility for their actions.
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I need an inspiring logo that is eye catching and gives an uplifting and modern vibe. I want to bring new life to an old idea and the logo should reflect that. That is my theme let me restate that. I want to bring NEW life to an OLD idea and the LOGO should reflect that idea!!!! I would like it to not only have the words incorporated in the logo but also allow brand name recognition without the words present. Something that when people look at it stands out from other logos they have seen!
Modern and sleek, almost high tech web 2.0, uplifting vibe, COLORFUL, something that looks good in white and black, logo that is recognizable with or without words incorporated. logo that can be used as a header on a webpage.I would also like something creative that incorporates architecture theme into the logo such as a blueprint or pyramid for the A you know almost like a play on words designed into the logo. I am looking for a designer that is thinking outside the box!!
Nothing too busy, but not bland or boring!!. No neon colors, no hard to read or cheesy fonts. No clip art.
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Just take them out and they're ready to use with all your devices. Put them in your ears and they connect instantly. Speak into them and your voice sounds clear. Introducing AirPods. Simplicity and technology, together like never before. The result is completely magical.
After a simple one-tap setup, AirPods are automatically on and always connected.1 Using them is just as easy. They can sense when they're in your ears and pause when you take them out. And the AirPods experience is just as amazing whether you're listening to your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
All the groundbreaking things AirPods can do are driven by the custom-designed Apple W1 chip. It produces extremely efficient wireless for a better connection and improved sound. And the W1 chip manages battery life so well, you can listen for 5 hours on a single charge.2 It's performance that's unheard of in a device this small.
AirPods deliver an industry-leading3 5 hours of listening time on one charge.2 And they're made to keep up with you, thanks to a charging case that holds multiple additional charges for more than 24 hours of listening time.4 Need a quick charge? Just 15 minutes in the case gives you 3 hours of listening time.5 To check the battery, simply hold the AirPods next to your iPhone.
Optional wireless charging case (currently unavailable).
It's great-sounding music, movies, and more to your ears. AirPods provide rich, high-quality AAC audio. And when you want to be heard, dual beamforming microphones filter out background noise when you make calls.
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FOX News' Roger Friedman reports that Brit's album, "Blackout," will actually finish at the top of the album charts in its first week, with about 325,000 units sold. A modicum of good news, yes, but not quite as good as her last disc, "In the Zone," which did 609,000 out of the gate. Just to compare, "American Idol" also-ran Chris Daughtry did about 309,000 in his first week.
Though "Gimme More" has inexplicably been getting pretty good radio play, it's unclear what single will come next -- and whether it can generate any ensuing buzz for the album.
Rosie – Keeping the Channel Open?
Rosie O'Donnell supposedly spilled the beans about her new MSNBC talk show recently -- but she's been uncharacteristically cagey on her favorite soapbox -- her blog -- about the news.
Last night, after the story broke wide, Rosie had little to say on Rosie.com, and took no questions from fans about the rumors. But she did post a quote from dance legend Martha Graham, which included such koans as, "You have to keep open and aware directly to the urges that motivate you. Keep the channel open ... There is no satisfaction whatever at any time."
The New York Post reports that the network and Rosie are far away from a deal. Wonder how Donald Trump will feel about being part of the same TV family as Ro?
Stella's Shocking One-Legged Pendant
Stella McCartney -- daughter of Paul, former step-daughter of Heather Mills -- is making her stance on her dad's divorce battle pretty clear.
Page Six says that fashion designer Stella has come out with a new jewelry line, and one of her first pieces is a "single-leg pendant." (Heather, of course, has one prosthetic lower leg.) This is in response, perhaps, to Mills telling whomever would listen that Stella did "evil, evil things" to her.


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I wasn't at Interbike this year but did some trolling of the internet afterwards. And during these trolling sessions, I came across the new swrve Deck Jacket. There is always one thing I fixate on at Interbike, last year it was the Giro Privateer with the gum-sole and even though I wasn't there this year, its gotta be the swrve Deck Jacket that I got my sights on for the new year.
I've always loved the swrve Milwaukee Jacket but it was always lacking in the style category for me. I like buttons, hidden zippers and high collars on jackets. No hoods for me either, I have a helmet on when riding or some kind of cap when off the bike.
It's still not winter here in Los Angeles, so I can't really tell you much about this jacket but I can tell you it looks real nice! Here's what swrve has to say about it though…
made out of water and wind resistant 3-layer softshell fabric this jacket has a cozy fleece interior to keep you warm, a middle layer that is not only water and wind resistant but also highly breathable to keep you dry even during vigorous riding. this jacket is fully loaded with bike friendly features and is functional on and off a bike.


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I have a few ideas but I'm mainly looking towards the community in what the game should consist of. I know that there are many games based of this theme but are in either Chinese, Japanese or Korean which is a little unfortunate for us non-speakers in the west. But those games that are in english are still good, however I'm looking for something that brings something different to the table (terrible pun).
I'm not asking for any money, or any support (heck, this whole thing might not even happen) but it would be nice to see any people who may be interested give me some feed back on my ideas:
The game will be mainly focused on the military aspect of the age.
There will be 12 provinces each containing 2-3 commandaries/cities (I haven't yet decided), this is so you can play a 3 province game on your own for 30 minutes or you can invite a load of friends over for a 12 province game.
I will try to add a good single player experience.
The game will be able to go up to 12 players.
There will be an option for players to include historical quests for in-game bonuses much like how Nobunaga's Ambiton: Sphere of influence did.
The game will stretch from 194 AD to 220/230-something and you will be able to start as early or late as you wish.
Pan Feng will not be included.
I will release a print n' play version for free before the game is release via The Game Crafter.
Each ruler will have their own skill. For example, Yuan Shao will earn more gold while Liu Bei will have more support from the people.
This game is really reliant on feedback and I will be sure to take every comment into consideration. But I do have to say that there is a chance that this may not happen, this may turn out to be WAY to much of a job or it may just not turn out as a good game.
Either way, thank you very much for reading, please reply with ANY ideas and I will try to keep you all updated in the future.


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On Monday, Sept. 22, the Harrison County Beef Cattle Association will sponsor a beef meeting for local producers. The meeting will be held at the Harrison County 4-H Center in the brick building. It will start at 6:30 p.m. with a meal being served.
This meeting will serve two purposes. Anyone who is considering selling in the CPH Sales will receive information about proper weaning rations in preparation for the sale. If you do not plan to participate in the CPH program you still can increase your profit by feeding your weaned calves for a period of time.
The Harrison County Ag Development Committee will open the application process for the 2014 Phase I Program on Sept. 17. The applications will be available at the Harrison County Extension Office for a two-week period ending Oct. 1. Office hours are 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. daily for the application period.
Harrison County has $270,000 for the 2014 program year. The local committee has decided to offer $2,500 per producer for this year. This is on a 50/50 cost share basis. For example: If you are buying a bull and paying $3,000, you can receive up to $1,500 reimbursement.
The Harrison County Conservation District is now accepting Kentucky Soil Erosion and Water Quality Cost Share applications on a continuous basis. This continual sign-up is designed to make the program more landowner friendly and help address the needs of a landowner at any time during the year. As landowners plan conservation projects with the assistance of their local conservation district, they will be able to apply for financial assistance for those projects without having to wait for a designated sign up period.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announces that starting Sept. 2, 2014, farmers can enroll in the new dairy Margin Protection Program. The voluntary program, established by the 2014 Farm Bill, provides financial assistance to participating farmers when the margin – the difference between the price of milk and feed costs – falls below the coverage level selected by the farmer.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is encouraging producers who have suffered eligible disaster-related losses to act to secure assistance by Sept. 30, 2014, as congressionally mandated payment reductions will take place for producers who have not acted before that date. Livestock producers that have experienced grazing losses since October 2011 and may be eligible for benefits but have not yet contacted their local Farm Service Agency (FSA) office should do so as soon as possible.
The Harrison County Phase I committee has begun the process of offering Phase I funds for 2014. The program will offer local farmers the opportunity to apply for cost share dollars for projects on their farms. The amount again this year will be $2,500 and the range of projects are similar to last year's program.
Bob Pierce, Tobacco Specialist with the University of Kentucky has reported that Blue Mold has been found in Lewis, Mason, Jackson and Clay Counties in Eastern Kentucky.
Anyone with tobacco set in mid-June should be watching very closely with our current weather conditions. We would encourage anyone who is approaching topping time go ahead and top the tobacco and spray it with MH-30. This should reduce the chances of Blue Mold once the growth patterns have slowed on the tobacco.
USDA Kentucky Farm Service Agency (FSA) Executive Director, John W. McCauley, reminds producers that as of Aug. 6, producers with acres under contract through the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) can apply for early contract termination, as required by the 2014 Farm Bill. The deadline to request early CRP contract termination is Jan. 30, 2015.
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) announces that farmers should start receiving notices updating them on their current base acres, yields and 2009-2012 planting history. The written updates are an important part of preparing agricultural producers for the new safety net programs established by the 2014 Farm Bill.
Verifying the accuracy of data on a farm's acreage history is an important step for producers enrolling in the upcoming Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) program and the Price Loss Coverage (PLC) program.
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Opinion: Measuring Regulation Nation
Mercatus Center Senior Research Fellow Patrick McLaughlin on quantifying government regulation to understand its causes and consequences.
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... I ... I ... the ... the it's the ... I wonder how much rates in America really has ... will my next guest knows Mercatus Center Senior Research Fellow Patrick McLoughlin ... joins me now to talk about a new data bases put together Patrick ... how are you measuring regulation nation ... and Mary were releases in six of federal regulation based on the actual text of the agency's pronounce ... these are simple things lay workouts but also more complex things like restriction counts ... these are words like shall or months to create some legal binding obligation ... as well as which industry is being targeted by that the text of the regulations themselves he I think we've got some numbers Eric and put him up on the screen for viewers to see ... I'm a pastor at what she ... sees the worst offenders here ... well ... the agency that stands out above the rest for both had been grown the most over the time being the look that as well as being the largest is the EPA ... um in twenty twelve EPA regulations accounted for about thirteen point five percent of all regulations ... and that proportion has been consistently growing over time ... yours might say the block regulation is a good thing you can't measure the benefits of staying clean air so I do you respond to that ... will the sexy one of the point of this exercise the ... measurement is necessary to understand and optimize in the complex system ... and so what we're doing here is majoring regulation which is complex and of itself with this inputs ... to the even more complex economy ... so we start by measuring regulation and we can see number one is an SUV to the outcomes that we want things like clean air clean water ... then number two ... what are we giving up an exchange there's no such thing as a free lunch this is always in the sum cost associated with this but I can understand don't don't agencies measure that cost him the benefit of all these rules that they put out ... I wish that were the case but actually the cost and benefit analyses that goes on by agencies ... along the curve for something like less than one percent of all new rules ... secondly we have a look at who's going to cost benefit analysis here ... I am on the professors well if I gave students the opportunity greater on test I do think they're great ... I thought Al Gore reinvented governments that ... are Republicans or Democrats better at controlling all of this the ... Garmin that these agencies are spewing out ... will the Spacey one the most interesting findings if you look back ... over time here we have we have both Republicans and Democrats controlling the White House but the long-term trend that tends to see this and that is regulation ... appears to be growing regardless of who controls the White House on the other hand what we do see a specific acts of Congress ... can make a big change on health specific agencies change ... for her to regulate okay so the bottom of the bottom line is we're still drowning in red tape and it's likely to continue into the future terrible news ... for the dissenters senior research fellow Dr McLaughlin thank you so much for joining us thank you ...


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The idea behind the Frequency series is a simple one: three floating tapers, three sinking tapers, and limitless fishing options. We kept the choices easy and the prices reasonable. Why should high-performing fly lines cost so much? The short answer is that they don't have to. The only question that remains is this: What's Your Frequency?


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ST. LOUIS (AP) � St. Louis Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina received two awards for his defense before yesterday's game with the Milwaukee Brewers. It was his offense that stole the show.
Molina went 4 for 4 with a two-run homer to lead the Cardinals to a 7-3 win over Milwaukee. Molina has 10 four-hit games in his career, the last coming May 22 against Kansas City.
He has always been known for his defense � as evidenced by the pregame presentation of his fourth consecutive Rawlings Gold Glove as a catcher and the inaugural Rawlings Platinum Glove awarded to the game's best overall fielder. Now he has become a force offensively, as well, hitting .305 with 14 homers and 65 RBI last season, all career highs.
But Cardinals Manager Mike Matheny said Molina still knows what is most important.
"I know where he stacks his priorities," Matheny said. "His first responsibility is taking care of his pitching staff and doing what he needs to behind the plate. It's almost like a separate personality when he grabs the bat. It's two different games for him."
The multi-hit game was the eighth for Molina this season.
His home run to left field with one out in the sixth off Milwaukee starter Marco Estrada (0-1) broke a 3-3 tie and earned him a curtain call.
"It's nice," Molina said. "When you got the best fans in baseball screaming your name, it makes you feel good."
Beyond that, Molina wasn't too excited about his performance.
"It feels good to get the win," he said. "I don't look at my stats. I look at the end of the game. We got the win. That's a good day."
Milwaukee Manager Ron Roenicke has seen Molina have plenty of those.
"I'm seeing the same guy," Roenicke said. "He killed us last year. He battles you. He's very hard to strike out."
Cardinals starter Kyle Lohse also battled.
Lohse, who entered the game with a 0.99 ERA, tripled his walk total for the season by allowing four. He gave up six hits and three runs while striking out five.
He is 4-0 for the first time, and the Cardinals have won three straight to extend their lead over the Brewers to five games in the National League Central.
"It was one of those struggles. I didn't have the command I've had," Lohse said. "I made pitches when I had to, but I wasn't quite as sharp as I've been."
Cardinals third baseman David Freese celebrated his 29th birthday with a solo home run. Freese has a hit in 15 of the 17 games he's started and has driven in 20 runs.
Jon Jay had three hits, including an RBI single, and a stolen base for the Cardinals.
Jay has an eight-game hitting streak and six hits in the first two games of the series.
Estrada gave up five runs (four earned) with two walks and two strikeouts in six innings. Aramis Ramirez and Alex Gonzalez had solo home runs for the Brewers.
"I felt pretty good," Estrada said. "They're a good hitting team. They capitalized on the mistakes I made."
Before yesterday, Lohse had not allowed a run in the first five innings of any of his previous four starts. Ramirez ended that streak when he hit a 396-foot home run into right center-field bleachers with one out in the fourth to make it 2-1.
Freese answered that with a 407-foot shot to the same area leading off the bottom of the inning.
But Gonzalez led off the fifth with a homer, and the Brewers tied it when Lohse walked Gonzalez with two outs in the sixth to load the bases then walked George Kottaras to force in a run.


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Matt Hurlow hammered a shot off the post and Akwafei Ajeakwa drove the rebound home for a goal in the 55th minute as the Chico State men"s soccer team beat Cal State Monterey Bay 1-0 Sunday in Seaside.
In posting their sixth shutout in the past nine matches, the Wildcats (6-2-3, 5-1-3 California Collegiate Athletic Association) improved to 4-0-3 during their seven-match unbeaten streak, having allowed only two goals over that span.
The Wildcats held Cal State Monterey Bay (1-9, 1-8) without a shot on goal to give goalkeeper Sam Evans his 15th career shutout.
Cal State Monterey Bay 1, Chico State 0
The Otters (6-5, 4-5 California Collegiate Athletic Association) scored in the 68th minute to beat the Wildcats (5-7, 3-7) in Seaside.
Chico State goalie Brianna Furner made eight saves.


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'Arrested Development:' Cult Hit Makes a Comeback
Fans salivate as their favorite zany characters from "Arrested Development" are about to make a short-lived comeback on Netflix. Merissa Marr has details on Lunch Break. Photo: Netflix.
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UserLinux Beta 1: The Precursor to the Next Enterprise Linux Distro?
Setting The Enterprise Stage
UserLinux is a Linux distribution with very high aspirations. Founded and backed by Linux luminary Bruce Perens, part of the UserLinux mission is to repair the economic paradigm of enterprise Linux. The recently released UserLinux Beta 1 is perhaps a tangible small step on the path toward achieving its lofty ambitions.
It wasn't that long ago when Linux was just Linux and not broken down into the hobbyist, desktop, and enterprise classifications. That was when Linux was only considered worthy by many enterprises for edge-of-network and non-mission critical applications like file and Web servers.
Linux has since evolved and so have its users; enterprise users want enterprise distributions with all the support, features and security that define the modern IT infrastructures. Yet somehow along the way, the current enterprise distributions, while delivering Linux to enterprise users have also, in the view of some, broken faith with some of the altruistic ideals of free software
"We, the Free Software developers, created this software to empower everyone, and for everyone to share," Perens wrote in his UserLinux manifesto. "But today's Enterprise Linux is a lock-in play, designed to draw the customer into expensive subscriptions and single-vendor service. Customers are made to agree not to pass service bulletins on to others. While this is within the letter of the licenses that we crafted for our software, it's outside of their spirit."
With UserLinux, the general idea is that support and service will be provided to end users via a network of for profit individual service vendors. On top of those individual vendors will be the 'large entity' overarching UserLinux organization that will tie it all together, certify and authorize the individual service vendors and of course put out the distribution itself.
The actual UserLinux distribution itself is based upon Debian--more specifically the currently unstable (though soon to be stabilized and released) next version codenamed 'Sarge'. This really shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that is familiar with Bruce Perens' resume; he is, after all, a former Debian Project leader.
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