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Working Americans get some good news today out of three states -- Montana, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania -- where progress is being made on the minimum wage. In Pennsylvania, Governor Ed Rendell signed a staggered, two-dollar increase [1] into law. In Montana, signature gatherers succeeded in qualifying [2] for the ballot an initiative to increase the minimum wage and tie the minimum to inflation.
In New Jersey, the news is different but, in some ways, better. New Jersey already has a minimum wage higher than the federal level. It is noteworthy in that historically, Jersey's minimum has been higher than neighboring Pennsylvania, creating a very interesting experiment by which to judge the employment impacts of a higher minimum wage. Over a decade ago, academic studies [3] began finding correlations between higher minimum wages and higher rates of job growth. Those studies occured in Jersey and elsewhere [4].
But the good news isn't simply that the evidence is bearing out the fact that these increases in the minimum wage appear to actually be good for local businesses. The good news is that Jersey employers are starting [1] to "get it." Or, as John Samo of the Employers Association of New Jersey put it: "We've seen no evidence that it [a higher minimum wage] cost jobs."
While conservatives like to argue that such claims fly in the face of basic economics, the reasons for this are quite clear. Most low-wage labor -- fast food, janitors, etc. -- is necessary and also can't be outsourced. If employers are required to pay more, they pay more because there are few other options. The increase in pay to these workers in turn causes more spending in the local economy and can actually be of benefit in terms of economic growth.
The central reason to support increasing the minimum wage remains unchanged: it is simply cruel to think anyone who works full time should live so far below the poverty line. But it is reassuring to have more clear evidence that yet another conservative canard about paying people fair wages is just another load of bunk.
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And I'm guessing Abi will be getting a LOT of airtime at the reunion, and her spat with RC was a big part of her presence this season, so RC might get to say TWO things
And I'm guessing Abi will be getting a LOT of airtime at the reunion, and her spat with RC was a big part of her presence this season, so RC might get to say TWO things
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I don't think the edit is saying Malcolm can't win - he's getting a hero's edit, not dissimilar to whatsherface last season, or Boston Rob in the season he finally won. As for the jury, he hasn't pissed any of them off from what I can tell - even Abi, who he's been nice to (and of course she hasn't seen his confessionals). Remember he also bonded with all the younger players on that one reward - I wouldn't underestimate that, especially given Denise's unwanted advice/criticism to Abi, which may rub some of the other younger players the wrong way, whether they sided with Abi or not. And of course he's won a ton of challenge, and despite threats to his safety, managed to hang onto his HII for most of the game rather than using it to save himself.
Edit or not, I'm not seeing Skupin win. He might get a vote from Penner depending on who he's up against, but I don't think even Lisa's vote is guaranteed for him. She might want to vote for someone she thinks will benefit from the money, but she's too big a fan of the game not to give her vote to the person she thinks was the best player. Skupin's played an even game, but in the process apparently annoyed a few of the jury (4 and potentially 5 counting Lisa of his former tribe, who in the early days were ready to get rid of him had they not won all the challenges, and are likely now bitter that of all of them, he's the one that outlasted them), plus some of the jury might still harbour anti-returnee feelings.
Denise has ticked off Abi and her posse, and I think Carter would be loathe to vote for her either. For that matter she hasn't really given RC a reason to vote for her, unless she's all about strong women, and I don't think she is. She also hasn't won anything lately, and some might think she rode Malcolm's coattails as he was the one winning the challenges plus had the idol the whole time.
Lisa has a shot because she's a nice person and she's played hard, and I think her jury performance will be good, unless anyone is bruised by her many changes in alliances and priorities. She hasn't won challenges though, and while she has attempted some big moves, she hasn't successfully turned the game around in any way. She can argue that she knew she wouldn't win challenges, so her strategy was to be a good team player then to remain fluid to changes in the game. Can't see someone like Jeff or hard core strategists like Pete and Abi going for that though. Depending on who is with Penner on the jury, we know that at least Denise and Skupin know that she was a successful tv star - whether or not they know that she is not wealthy, they might not think she "needs" the money, accolades, etc.
At this point, unless the other three turn on Malcolm and vote him out, I think he's a slam dunk for the win.
Do we know yet if it's an F3 or F2? If it's F2 then Malcolm better win those challenges - if they mistakenly don't get rid of him at F4, they will surely want him out at F3.
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PeterG's post was pretty clearly sarcastic, since he used the same words Abi was using in TC.
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PeterG posted a sarcastic post??!!?? Say it isn't so.
well, some of them are subtle to the point of being unrecognizable, but that one was pretty open
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And Peter, I think she *would* be an entitlement skater.
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I agree, Lisa contributed all she could. IMO it would have been a good move for Denise to make Lisa out to be a weak player as much as she could though, especially to a jury who seem very receptive to the idea that they are power players who got sidelined by a lesser player.Originally Posted by Jenny
I think Lisa is playing a great game, however, I want Denise to win.
Meh, Lisa hasn't impressed me all that much. But of course, the other players haven't seen her confessionals at the time. She has been so wishy washy, and so at times about what to do, what to do, it's annoyed me. And I think she has been terrible at any challenges that were remotely physical. At least she participated, unlike Abi early on, but she wasn't very good at any of them as far as I can remember.
So glad to see Abi go! She won't change from this experience, which is too bad. I am so happy to have her basically off my TV.
What was Skupin dancing to when they were leaving TC? I can't remember now if we heard any singing, but the first thing that had popped into my head was the Wizard of Ox song, Ding dong, the witch is dead!
I still can't believe Malcolm is younger than Abi. She behaves like a 4 year old kid.
I still think that considering the edit, he can't win and that's a shame because he's a very good player.
I fear Denise won't win because that Ab*tch will turn the jury against Denise If that's so, I hope Lisa wins it. She may not be a very good player, her blunt ways are .... to say the least and I liked what she said at different times considering her game play. She plays hard, she tells too much for her own good, but she was very lucky it didn't backfire on her. Anyway, I am still rooting for Denise !!!
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I'll be surprised if noone sees fit to mention at the final (always supposing Lisa is there) that she was a child TV star. Doesn't Jeff (the ball player) know who she is? Would he keep that info to himself? If Malcolm doesn't win then I'd like him to win that 100 grand special prize. I think he has earned it.
Prancer posted upthread that several players tweeted that they didn't know who Lisa was until the first episode aired.
For the $100k prize, I think any of our top 4 have a good shot at it. Lisa may be famous, but she's turned out to be a nice person whose had a rough time, so could get the sympathy - her faith might also get her a few votes. Skupin would seem to me to fall into the Rupert category - beloved by older fans who remember him from the past. Denise and Malcolm may very well split the vote.
If I had to put money on it though, I'd go with Malcolm - great player, cute and appealing, nice guy, could likely really use the money.
Just thinking that Penner could get a few votes too as fans were supporting him and felt back he didn't go further. Hopefully Jeff gives us the "runners up" as he sometimes does as it's always interesting to see who did well with the audience (doesn't always match what we think here!).


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This may take some time. The first step is to identify who the copyright owner is and whether there is an organization that represents the owner. There are a number of copyright collectives that can give you permission (in the form of a license) on behalf of the copyright owner.
If the copyright owner is easily identifiable and locatable, it may be easier to contact them directly. Sometimes, the owner of the work will not require payment for academic use. Usually you'll be able to identify the owner somewhere on the work by looking for the copyright symbol ©, which should have the copyright owner's name next to it. You'll often find this at the beginning of a book, at the side of a photograph or at the bottom of a webpage. Once you've located the owner, email or write, explaining how and why you wish to reproduce the work and requesting permission. The permission should be in writing. An email will suffice. It is not advisable to rely on verbal permission. It's also a good idea to keep a record of who gave the permission and their contact information, what was permitted, and the date.
What is "fair dealing"?
Fair dealing is an exception in the Copyright Act that allows for the use of copyrighted material for the purpose of research, private study, criticism, review or news reporting, without permission from the copyright owner, provided that the amount of content taken from the work is 'fair'. Whether something is 'fair' will depend on the circumstances. Limits on the amount and nature of copying permitted under fair dealing are outlined in the Fair Dealing Policy, prepared by the legal counsel for the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC). For additional information, see sections below on Copyright and Copying , Copyright in the Classroom, and Copyright and Sakai/Websites.
What is the "public domain"?
Public domain refers to works in which copyright has expired or where the copyright owner has made a clear declaration that they will not assert copyright in the work. Copyright on public domain material is created when new content (footnotes, critiques, etc.) is added to the original material. The added material is protected by copyright, but the underlying text of the original work remains in the public domain. For more information, see the section Are there copyright-free educational materials I can use?
What about scholarly work and copyright?
Copyright for scholarly work always begins with the researcher. However, researchers are commonly asked to agree to a copyright transfer to the publisher when their work is accepted for publication. Each copyright transfer varies in the degree of rights given to the publisher and those rights are negotiable most of the time.
Who owns the copyright in the works I create at Brock?
Terms relating to copyright ownership and use are set out in Article 39 of the Collective Agreement Between Brock University and the Brock University Faculty Association (BUFA).
The Brock University Faculty Handbook under "Ownership of Student-Created Intellectual Property" also expressly recognizes that students own the copyright to their theses.
Ownership can be affected by agreements with industry sponsors or joint authors, who may have an interest in the works which they have helped to create or fund. Ultimately, ownership will depend on the facts of your situation. You should contact the Office of Research Services if you are unsure about the ownership of your work.
What can be copied?
Most materials covered by library or other licenses, as well as materials in the public domain, can be photocopied. For assistance, please follow up with the appropriate contact.
Fair dealing allows for the making of a single copy for the purposes of research, private study, review, criticism or news reporting without securing the consent of the owner of copyright. See the Fair Dealing Policy for details.
The Access Copyright Interim Post-Secondary Educational Institution Tariff, 2011-2013 allows instructors, students and staff to photocopy published works in print format (books, journal articles, etc.), subject to a number of limitations. Note that musical works are excluded from Access Copyright's definition of "published works". For a complete list of what can be photocopied, see section 2 of the Interim Tariff. For a list of items not covered by the Interim Tariff, see section 3. The Interim Tariff covers photocopying on campus for educational purposes, regardless of location.
How much copyrighted material can be copied?
If you are relying on fair dealing, there are limits on the amount of copying that may be done. See the Fair Dealing Policy for details. For example, you may make a single copy of a periodical article "protected by copyright for the purposes of research, private study, review, criticism or news reporting."
If the work is in the public domain, you may copy it.
If you are relying on the Interim Tariff, there are limits to the proportion of a work that may be photocopied. For example, you may photocopy an entire newspaper article, short story, play, poem, essay, or article or an entire book chapter (provided it is less than 20% of the book).
Please note that not all works are covered by the Interim Tariff. There is a lengthy exclusions list for copyright owners who have opted out of the Access Copyright licensing scheme, which you should check before copying someone else's work.
May I scan copyrighted material?
The Interim Tariff Brock University is operating under only covers copying from print to print. It does not cover scanning. Accordingly, if you want to scan something and use it in your research, teaching or study without the permission of the copyright holder, you may only do so if permitted under the Fair Dealing Policy.
May I use images and materials in PowerPoint presentations?
You may include copyrighted material in your classroom presentations without having to get permission. Under the educational exception in the Copyright Act, you may make copies of works to display on the University's premises for educational purposes, provided there is no commercially available version of the work in a medium that is appropriate for the purpose. However, if you want to project copyrighted works in a PowerPoint presentation outside of the University or post the presentation online, this falls outside the "display on campus" requirement, and you must have permission from the copyright owner.
May I distribute photocopied journal articles in class?
The Interim Tariff permits you to make a photocopy of a print article for each student, provided you're not doing so on a systematic basis and are not assembling multiple articles into a compilation. A course pack should be created if you want to provide articles to students on a regular basis (e.g. every year that you teach the course). That way you can ensure that the copyright owners can be appropriately compensated for their work. Also see Copyright and course packs.
May I play copyrighted music in class?
The Copyright Act allows you to play a recording or live radio broadcast in class as long as it is for educational purposes, not for profit, before an audience consisting primarily of students. However, if you want to use music for non-educational purposes, for example, for background music at a conference or in an athletic facility, a license must be obtained from the copyright collective SOCAN.
May I show a film in class?
It depends. You may play films in class in the following circumstances:
- Most of the films purchased by the Library include educational public performance rights (PPR) and may thus be shown in class. Films are clearly labeled as to whether they have PPR or are for personal use only.
- The Library also has public performance rights for the educational use and display of online streaming video collections, including the National Film Board of Canada's Screening Room and Alexander Street Press' Theatre in Video. Titles in these collections are available under the 'databases' link through the Library's website.
- Brock University has site license agreements with two major film distributor and licensing agencies – Audio Cine and Criterion Pictures, which allow the right to exhibit legally acquired personal copies, loans from libraries or rented films in the facility under its jurisdiction for educational purposes only. This does NOT include television shows. To verify if the film can be shown in the classroom, please review the lists of Partner Studios or Studios/Producers at
- If the studio, producer or film title does not appear on either site, it will be necessary for you to contact the studio/producer.
- If you want to borrow a documentary or film from another institution to show in class, please consult the Requesting Films guide or contact Audio Visual Services for more information.
- You may copy and play a television news program in class under the Copyright Act, provided it is done within a year of the program being aired. However, documentaries and films are not covered by this exception. Live broadcasts may be played in the classroom to an audience of primarily students without permission.
- Before showing a video from a website such as YouTube, you need to verify that it is permissible to show it in the classroom. See YouTube's Educator Resources website or a video's "Terms of Use" for more information. Alternatively, you may provide students with a link to a video and recommend they view it independently.
Is it permissible for students to use copyrighted materials in assignments and presentations?
Typically, yes. The Fair Dealing Policy allows students to use works for research, private study, criticism, review or news reporting. So, provided the student is including the work for one of these purposes, and acknowledges the author and source of the material, and the use could be characterized as fair, (bearing in mind the fair dealing factors outlined above), it will likely be covered by the fair dealing exception.
Are there copyright-free educational materials I may use?
Yes. There is a wealth of material which is either in the public domain or available under Creative Commons licensing, which generally means the work is available for free, subject to certain limited conditions, such as non-commercial use only and acknowledgment of the author. All Creative Commons licensed works can be used in teaching. Suggestions include:
- Creative Commons: directories of audio, video, image and text materials available under Creative Commons licensing
- Project Gutenberg: the largest collection of copyright-free books online
- Internet Archive : text and multimedia
- Wikipedia Public Domain Resources
- Wikipedia Public Domain Image Resources
- Flickr Creative Commons: images available under Creative Commons licensing
- Directory of Open Access Journals
For public domain material, you can also search online by typing the phrase "public domain" and the kind of material you're interested in.
For other online materials, the recommended best practice is to check a website's "Terms of Use" or "Legal Notices" section to confirm what conditions apply to use of the website's material. In many cases, you may be able to use the material for free for non-commercial and educational purposes.
What copyrighted material may I post to Sakai?
The fact that Sakai is password protected does not mean you may post anything you want on it. Even password protected websites may be considered public communication because the communication is not "private", it is just limited to a specific segment of the public. Therefore, you can either: obtain the copyright owner's consent or provide a persistent link to the item.
May I copy a journal article and upload it to Sakai?
Providing a persistent link to journal articles is the best practice. For more information on how to prepare a persistent link, visit http://brocku.ca/node/11627 or email email@example.com for assistance. If you are the copyright owner, you are welcome to share articles you have authored. Otherwise you must have permission to scan the article from the copyright owner. The Interim Tariff covers print materials only and digitizing an entire article would likely not be permitted under the Fair Dealing Policy.
May I post PowerPoint presentations on Sakai?
Posting a PowerPoint online is permitted if you are the copyright owner or have the copyright owner's permission to include their material. You may also link to e-journals and e-books licensed by the Library or available under a Creative Commons license in your PowerPoint presentation.
Is it possible to email material to students?
Emailing copyrighted materials to your students may be covered by fair dealing, an exception in the Copyright Act or a University license. However, a good and risk-free alternative is to create a persistent link to the work.
If you are the copyright owner, you are welcome to share articles you have authored.
May I use internet material for educational purposes?
It depends. Much of the material on the internet is protected by copyright (documents, images, video clips, software, emails, etc.). You should check the website's "Terms of Use", or "Legal Notices" section to confirm what conditions apply to use of the website's material. Many websites will allow non-commercial educational use of their materials. It is important to note that the Interim Tariff only applies to print materials, not to materials from the internet.
Do I need to obtain permission to link to a website?
Generally no, but you should check to make sure the content you are linking to is not in itself infringing. If there are clues that the website contains content posted without the permission of the copyright owner, you should avoid linking to it. In addition, check the "Terms of Use" section to see whether it has any specific linking prohibitions. If there are none, you may link to the website but make sure it opens in a different browser window to avoid any confusion that the webpage is your own material. If the webpage does not clearly identify the website and content owner, you should also include the full details of the author, copyright owner and source of the materials by the link.
May I post a student's work on Sakai or personal website?
Only if the student's permission is obtained. In the Brock University Faculty Handbook under "Ownership of Student-Created Intellectual Property", it states that students own the copyright for the works they create. The University does have the right to make copies of the work for academic purposes, but this right does not extend to making it available online. Accordingly, you should ask students in advance whether they consent to have their work posted online and keep written records of the permissions given.
Online Reserves
Is it possible to link to full-text resources that the Library has paid for, such as e-journals and e-books?
Yes. Linking to full-text resources is the best practice.
What is a persistent link?
Because a publisher's link to a resource can change from day-to-day, a persistent link will ensure that students get to the right electronic source quickly, from both on and off campus.
Many publishers create a persistent link to content. For those that don't, you are free to create a direct link yourself, although there are good reasons to have the Library do it for you. It will save you time. Library staff will send you the persistent link, which you may incorporate into Sakai. They will also ensure that authentication is taken care of so that your students can access the resources through the reserve readings list for the class in the Library's catalogue.
For more information on how to prepare a persistent link, visit http://brocku.ca/node/11627 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for assistance.
How long does it take to process online reserve materials?
This process generally takes about two weeks.
What kind of print materials will the Library accept for reserve?
Journal articles
Print reserves may include multiple copies of articles provided that:
- the publication is covered by the Interim Tariff
- the article is not the complete issue
- and, if two or more articles are from the same issue, the combined total is not more than 10% of the issue.
Excerpts or book chapters
Reserves may also include multiple copies of excerpts provided that:
- the publication is covered by the Interim Tariff
- the excerpt does not exceed 10% of the book
- multiple excerpts, when combined, do not exceed 10%
- in the case of an entire chapter, it does not exceed 20% of the entire book
- in the case of multiple chapters, they do not exceed 10% of the entire book
- in the case of a single entire newspaper article, or one page from a newspaper, that it is not on the Access Copyright Exclusions List.
If the use does not fall under the Interim Tariff, you will need to obtain permission. Library Reserves does not obtain permissions for paper materials. Instructors must be able to show Reserves staff that permission has been obtained in these cases before these materials may be placed on reserve.
Please note that the full citation of the work, i.e. author/s, title, and publication information must be included when submitting material for reserve.
Paper reserves generally take about two weeks to process.
May I copy out-of-print materials for reserve?
For a small royalty, the Interim Tariff allows an entire photocopied book to be placed on reserve provided that Access Copyright has confirmed that the work is out-of-print. Contact Access Copyright or the copyright owner.
May I place sound recordings on reserve?
Yes, as long as the sound recording is in the form in which it was purchased. Copying is allowed only by permission of the copyright owner. Please note the University Library subscribes to databases to thousands of recordings that can be listened to over the internet.
Where can I learn more about reserves?
Visit the Library's Reserve Collection Policies or contact the Reserves staff at ext. 3963 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Interlibrary Loan
May I ask the Library to send me electronic copies of articles using the interlibrary loan service?
The Library has articles electronically transmitted to it from other libraries, and the current practice is that the Library then provides you with a paper copy. A "Print from web" solution is currently under investigation.
How do I obtain permission to include copyrighted works in a course pack?
Contact the Campus Store to inquire about course packs.The Campus Store is responsible for obtaining copyright permissions for coursepacks, under the Interim Tariff. In some cases, the material will not be included in Access Copyright's repertoire, in which case the Campus Store will obtain permission for you, in order to arrange compensation for the copyright owner.
Alternatively, many articles may be covered by the Library's electronic journal subscriptions, which may allow you to avoid additional costs by providing persistent links to articles (or online books) instead of including the material in a course pack.
For more information, call the Campus Store at extension 3236 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
What are the course pack fees for copyrighted material?
Currently Access Copyright charges a set fee of $0.10/page for material used in printed course packages. Access Copyright collects this money at the end of every term from the Campus Store and distributes it to the copyright holders.
Who do I talk to at Brock if I have a copyright question?
The University has a range of contacts that can help you depending on what your question is.
General Inquiries
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Classroom/Sakai: CPI
Dr. Barry Joe, Director
Tel: 905-688-5550, x 3314
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Library Subscriptions (License Information)
E-mail: email@example.com
Library Reserves
Elaine Jaeger, Reserve Supervisor
Tel. 905-688-5550, x 3963
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Films and Music
Anne Adams, Music, Audio-Visual Specialist
Tel: 905-688-5550, x 4152
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Course Packs: Campus Store
Trudy Lockyer, Director, Campus Store
Tel: 905-688-5550, x 3236
E-mail: email@example.com
Brock Research
Maureen Murphy, Legal Advisor, Contracts and Agreements
Tel: 905-688-5550, x 4724
Fax: 905-688-0748
E-mail: email@example.com
How can I get more information about copyright?
There are many websites with abundant information about copyright. Some useful resources include:
Canadian Intellectual Property Office –
Canadian Association of Research Libraries – Copyright Project -
Creative Commons - http://creativecommons.org/
Access Copyright - http://www.accesscopyright.ca/
Canadian Copyright Board's list of copyright collective societies -
World Intellectual Property Organization - http://www.wipo.int/portal/index.html.en
This webpage is adapted from The University of Waterloo's Copyright FAQ with permission.
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Configuring One-Time Password Authentication with OTPW
Finally, to disable OTPW challenges for a given user, just delete the .otpw file in that user's home directory.
Using OTPW to Log In
Once you have your password list in hand, you're ready to use one-time password authentication for your SSH connection. Assuming that you don't have any identities loaded into your SSH agent, your dialog should look similar to this:
$ ssh localhost
Password 015:
The prompt with the digits is the OTPW challenge. To respond, find the matching challenge ID on the password sheet you printed earlier. Next, enter your prefix password followed by the string that follows the challenge ID.
Using "foo" as a prefix password, the following suffix list was generated. Your list and suffixes will be different, even if you use the same prefix password.
OTPW list generated 2012-05-06 13:40 on localhost
000 SWvv JGk5 004 =qfF q2Mv 008 sb5P h94r 012 o5aH +/GD 016 8eLV VxuA
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002 Sj%n 9xD3 006 RrNx sJXC 010 Xr6J F+Wv 014 j=LO CMmx 018 Km8c 8Q3K
003 s7g8 NE%v 007 sd=E MTqW 011 fNKT vo84 015 fWI% MB9e 019 z8ui %eQ3
!!! REMEMBER: Enter the PREFIX PASSWORD first !!!
To respond to this challenge successfully, type:
foo fWI% MB9e
at the prompt. The spaces are optional; OTPW ignores them if present.
If you answered the challenge correctly, login will proceed. Otherwise, you will be prompted with the standard system login. At this point, you can enter your standard system password, or press Return to give OTPW another try. After the system-defined number of password attempts (usually three), the login will fail and return you to the command prompt:
$ ssh localhost
Password 013:
Password 013:
Password 013:
Permission denied (publickey,password,keyboard-interactive).
To prevent simultaneous logins, or when SSH is interrupted during OTPW authentication, OTPW may lock a password. When a password is locked, your next login attempt will present a triplet challenge that requires one prefix and three suffixes to respond:
$ ssh localhost
Password 004/011/005:
Given the same password list as before, enter your triplet response as a single line, with or without spaces. The following shows how the response is composed (note that the first line below is just an informational aid; you would type only the second line below, without the pipe characters):
prefix | suffix 004 | suffix 011 | suffix 005
foo | =qfF q2Mv | fNKT vo84 | B=bq =mHN
Once you have successfully responded to a triplet challenge, login will proceed and the ~/.otpw.lock symlink should be removed, and your next challenge will again be a single challenge ID number.
In some cases, the lock is not removed properly. If you continue to be prompted for a triplet, you can remove the lockfile manually:
rm ~/.otpw.lock
Users with encrypted home directories that are not already mounted before login will need to take a few additional steps. See the OTPW and Encrypted Home Directories sidebar for an example.
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Hinged wood Rocky Patel Signature Collection cigar box that measures 11 x 7-5/8 x 2-1/4. The burgundy and gold embossed labels on the box cover and on the inside cover are in excellent condition as is the box itself. This is a handsome piece to store your cigars, use for display, or use as a jewelry or dresser box.
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Hinged wood Camacho cigar box that measures 7-3/4 x 5 x 2-3/4. The white lettering on the black box is very clean and the paper label on the inside cover is bright and colorful. It still has the green and white Imported Tobacco Honduras seal on the side. This handsome box is in very good condition to store your cigars, use for display purposes, or to use as a jewelry or dresser box.
A very handsome vintage inlaid wooden cigarette dispenser box that features a hinged compartment for dispensing cigarettes. When the cover is lifted, a cigarette is dispensed to the top. Lift up the inside cover and the compartments are ready to be refilled. The hinge is in very good working order. This box measures 5-1/2 inches wide by 4-1/4 inches deep by 3-3/4 inches high...
Enesco Ceramic Pipe Stand molded to hold 3 pipes. This piece is off-white ceramic with a subtle hint of soft green with brown edges. The right edge has yellowed with use or age but all other glazing is glossy and clean. There are no visible cracks or chips except for a chip underneath on the bottom inside rim (you can see it in the label photo). Nice illustrations of an old rocking chair, pot bellied stove, and a spinning wheel...
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White ceramic ashtray with brown lettering - Village of Tobaccoville - The Place Doral Calls Home. This ashtray is 4-1/2 inches in diameter and 1-1/8 inches high. It is very clean and in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.
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This unusual tobacco jar is made of heavy milk glass with dark brown illustrations of pipes all around the jar. The lift-off lid is a dark brown plastic that is molded to hold a pipe. The jar measures 6-1/4 inches high by 4-7/8 inches in diameter. It is in excellent condition - no cracks or chips - and is extremely clean. There is no maker marking. A great gift item!


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Chad Deneen drove in three more runs on two hits for the Hornets.
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The NASCAR Ford EcoBoost 300 is scheduled for Nov. 17, 2012, at the Homestead-Miami Speedway. This will be the final race of 2012 for the Nationwide Series as Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Elliott Sadler battle for the championship. Stenhouse, who is currently ranked in first place in the series, will be attempting to become a Nationwide champion for the second time.
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Nov. 16, 10 a.m. EST
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Car No. 01, Mike Wallace, Chevrolet, G&K Services
Car No. 2, Elliott Sadler, Chevrolet, OneMain Financial
Car No. 3, Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, Bass Pro Shops
Car No. 4, Danny Efland, Chevrolet, Tradebank
Car No. 5, Regan Smith, Chevrolet, HendrickCars.com
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SEATTLE – Steve Sarkisian isn't one to pull any punches when it comes to trying to get through to his players.
So imagine when practice rolled around Tuesday for the University of Washington football team, and unsuspecting tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins – already bummed over how his 2013 has started – was delivered a pointed message by his coach.
It surely wasn't for the faint at heart. But it was effective.
Seferian-Jenkins played much more like the team's superstar and future high NFL draft pick during the UW's 56-0 victory over Idaho State at Husky Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
The junior from Fox Island led the Huskies with five receptions for 62 yards. One of them was his first touchdown of the season – a 6-yard pass from Keith Price in the second quarter – and 14th score of his career, tying him for ninth all-time in UW history with Anthony Allen and Fred Coleman.
Twice on the UW's first drive, he was targeted, including the first play from scrimmage on an 8-yard completion. In fact, half of Price's first eight passes went in the big man's direction.
That was Sarkisian's plan all along – to see where Seferian-Jenkins' head was early on, and if his effort followed.
"We had one of those player-coach moments on Tuesday where we really challenged him – and I challenged him," Sarkisian said. "I thought Austin did a tremendous job Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of really responding to the challenge about taking his game to the next level, and to catch up to where the rest of the team is at."
Seferian-Jenkins nearly had his first touchdown late in the first quarter. He turned up the field on a short pass, bulled full speed ahead and crashed through two Idaho State defenders as he reached out toward the goal line on a 34-yard completion but was ruled just short of a score.
"I think (the referees) messed up – I want to see the replay," Seferian-Jenkins said with a wry smile. "Jaydon (Mickens) sticks his little arms out there and gets a touchdown. I am 6-6, I should get that touchdown."
Eventually the touchdown did come for Seferian-Jenkins – and with it, a whole lot of relief. He missed the Huskies' opener against Boise State to serve a one-game suspension for his offseason arrest for driving under the influence, then was a non-factor last week at Illinois (three catches, eight yards).
"(In) Chicago, I was embarrassed by the way I played, and it really got to me and really bothered me," Seferian-Jenkins said. "Coach (Sarkisian) challenged me on Monday and Tuesday to come out and be a better football player, and I did. I think everyone saw that today. I think I played better.
"I think I answered the call."
Eight different UW players scored touchdowns Saturday.
None had the overall impact of tailback Deontae Cooper's 4-yard score on the first play of the fourth quarter.
Considering what his junior has been through – three season-ending knee surgeries in three years – Sarkisian said he made it a priority to try and get Cooper his first career TD.
"I wanted to get him in the end zone," Sarkisian said. "I felt like he deserved it."
As soon as Cooper crossed the goal line, the crowd erupted. So did cheers from the UW sideline.
"I knew it was going to be a special moment for me and my teammates and my coaches," Cooper said. "They have seen me put all the hard work in, all the time through the injuries."
Sarkisian said all eligible UW players saw action Saturday – 75 of them. ... With his 37-yard run on the first offensive series, running back Bishop Sankey went over 2,000 yards in his 28th career game. Only Hugh McElhenny (24) and Chris Polk (24) reached that mark faster. ... Defensive end Hau'oli Kikaha (formerly Jamora) recorded his first sack since the 2011 opener against Eastern Washington. He suffered a season-ending knee injury that season. ... Lakes High product Jamaal Kearse picked up his first career sack with 12:17 to go in the third quarter. The 11-yard loss helped preserve the shutout as ISU kicker Brendon Garcia missed a 47-yard field email@example.com @ManyHatsMilles


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The Daily Star
---- — Probably the greatest gift three area people could think of ever receiving in December 1947 was that of freedom, especially from Nazi slavery during World War II. Two men in Oneonta and one woman in Schenevus had relocated here recently, were doing well and finding this area much to their liking.
Wladyslav and Franciszek Turcza, also known as Walter and Francis, had arrived from Poland just a year earlier and were staying with their maternal uncle, Joseph B. Zarnesky, at 96 River St. The two were actually born in America, in a mining town called Uniontown, Pa., southeast of Pittsburgh.
Their father got word in 1924 that the family back in Poland was beset with ill health, so the boys' parents took them to their grandfather's farm near Krakow. Walter was age 6, Francis, 4.
When the Germans advanced into Poland, Walter and Francis Turcza refused to join the Nazi army. They were put into a concentration camp at Otsmark in Bavaria. An uncle in the Polish forces shot and killed a Nazi officer in open warfare. It took the Nazis a long time to learn the uncle's identity, but four years later got their revenge, burning their grandparents' home, and those who weren't burned to death were shot and killed.
Walter and Francis, still in the concentration camp, were put into hard labor, merely by association with the family.
When American forces moved into Bavaria, the boys fled the camp and showed the Americans where the Germans were hiding and where gun placements were located, and gave other valuable information.
When arriving in America, their country of birth, it all seemed foreign to the brothers, as they couldn't speak a word of English.
The Oneonta Star featured their arrival in December 1946, and followed up on their progress on Tuesday, Dec. 16, 1947.
Regarding the brothers, the Star wrote, "They had the job of adjusting themselves to the strangeness of good food, of warm lodging and friendliness. They had the job of wiping from their memories the horrors of Nazi brutality."
The Turczas were eager to find employment, but their speech was an obstacle.
Francis went to work in February 1947 as a dishwasher at the Diana Restaurant, then found at 156 Main St. By December, he had become second cook.
"He's the best worker I ever had in the kitchen," Harry Lambros, proprietor, said. "He's never idle a minute. And he has picked up enough English to know the foods and dishes. He'll make a good chef."
Walter got a job at the Oneonta Grocery Co., then found at 50 Broad St. His employer, J. Merville Bell, gave equally impressive remarks about Walter's ambitiousness, and how during every lunch hour, he studied his English.
Ruth Sandman also struggled with her English, but had excelled in recent years while living in Schenevus and attending high school at both Andrew S. Draper Central School and later in Oneonta.
The Star featured Miss Sandman as the winner of the Oneonta American Legion's oratorical contest in December 1947. Her topic was, "The Right Which We Defend."
Just as with the Turcza brothers, the Sandman family saw the Nazis come to power. In their case, they were living in Duisburg, Germany. Ruth's father became a member of the underground, fighting Nazi rule. He was arrested and thrown into prison.
Family and friends got Mr. Sandman released, and the family escaped to France. They were in Paris four years before the Nazis took power in that city. The Sandmans were aboard the last train to leave the city, eventually moving into Spain, where they secured passage on a ship going to America. They lived in New York City for two years, after arriving in 1941. They moved to Schenevus in 1943.
While in New York, Ruth began her education again at the second grade level. After a half day, she was moved to third grade, advancing to fourth grade after three days. The fast track continued. At the Draper school, she completed the seventh, eighth, ninth and 10th grades. Because the languages Ruth wanted to learn weren't taught in Schenevus, she transferred to Oneonta High School. She majored in languages, taking German, Latin and French, and expected to take Spanish the next year.
Ruth planned to enter college after completing high school. Her life's ambition was to become a foreign correspondent.
The Turczas and Miss Sandman were free, and opportunities awaited.
This weekend: The aforementioned Diana Restaurant was a Main Street Oneonta icon for decades.
City Historian Mark Simonson's column appears twice weekly. On Saturdays, his column focuses on the area during the Depression and before. His Monday columns address local history after the Depression. If you have feedback or ideas about the column, write to him at The Daily Star, or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com. His website is www.oneontahistorian.com. His columns can be found at www.thedailystar.com/marksimonson.


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Discussions focus on:
It is unclear at this stage how HIV and AIDS will be addressed in the new post -2015 development framework and The HIV sector could potentially lose out if HIV is not specifically addressed in it. The MDG with a specific goal dedicated to HIV, TB and Malaria (MDG 6) has had a huge impact, contributing significantly to broad political, financial and programmatic support for the global HIV and AIDS response. In turn MDG 6 has also had a significant impact on progress towards the other MDGs, especially those related to child and maternal mortality (MDG 4 and 5), education (MDG 2), gender equality (MDG 3) and poverty eradication (MDG 1).
We have learned many lessons from the HIV response in recent years, especially the importance of community based action, human rights, civil society involvement, and efficient and targeted resource mobilisation and it is important that these are recognised and incorporated in the new framework.
It also remains unclear how health will be addressed more broadly. Many civil society organisations working in the field of health, as well as the World Health Organization and some key donors have started rallying behind Universal Health Coverage (UHC) as a key mechanism for improved health outcomes in the new framework.
In the HIV community we need to start discussing what UHC would mean for the HIV response: how to ensure universal access to HIV prevention, treatment, care and support within an UHC package? How to address inequalities and inequitable access to care? What should be in place to reach key populations? How can we ensure that UHC is based on key principles such as human rights and evidence based approaches?
Another important question to look at is how HIV and AIDS can be integrated into any new set of goals in the framework as a key issue for progress on development. What specific HIV targets and indicators should be included under a new health goal and in other development goals?
To protect HIV in the post-2015 development agenda, it is crucial that the HIV community now actively engages in relevant global and country-level consultations on this issue and makes sure that the voices of people living with HIV and key populations are at the centre of the post-2015 development processes. We do not want to lose what has been gained in the past 12 years of the fight against HIV/AIDS.
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