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President Obama meets with Tim Cook, others
President Barack Obama spoke with prominent business leaders over the weekend to discuss his plan to avert the financial crisis that is looming early next year. According to Reuters, the list of senior corporate leaders with which Obama spoke include JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon, investor Warren Buffet and Apple CEO Tim Cook.
"The president reached out to and spoke with each of these business leaders as a part of his continuing conversations and outreach on the need to find a balanced deficit-reduction solution that protects the middle class and continues to move our economy forward," said a White House official in a statement provided to Reuters.
The president and Congress are in last-minute negotiations to avoid a so-called fiscal cliff that could send the US back into a recession in 2013. The fiscal cliff is the result of a $109 billion in spending cuts that go in effect on January 1, 2013 and an increase in individual income taxes as the Bush-era tax cuts expire.
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Attorney Fees Knocked Down in Dog Barking Case
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The problem with the decision/order is that it does not reflect that the client was hell bent upon prosecuting his claims against Andrew Stein and wanted no stone to be left unturned. And while the client did not want to go to trial while the appeal from the denial of summary judgment was pending, there was no stay in effect so that it was imperative to prepare responsibly to best represent the client's interests. Parenthetically, the matter first went to arbitration where the firm was awarded the fees it sought.-Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C.
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Samba specialist SerNet claims specifications from MS
SerNet claimed the protocol specifications from Microsoft in order to enhance the open source software and make it interoperable.
Two weeks ago, the European Supreme Court denied a claim by Microsoft and confirmed a prior judgement by the European Commission. Besides a fine of 497 million euros, the concern was forced to publish the specification of its software to other providers to enable them to customise their products for better support of the Microsoft operating system. Samba service provider SerNet is basing its claim for disclosure of the specification by January 15 2008 on the judgement with the aim of improving Samba interoperability with Windows. The deadline set by SerNet is oriented on the 120 days which Microsoft was granted for compliance by the court.
Samba is free software that makes the Server Message Block protocol available to Linux and Unix systems giving them the ability to emulate the functionality of a Windows server. Right now, the Samba team is working on software that will improve the interoperability of Samba servers with Windows servers and Active Directory. A subproject dubbed "samba4AD" is aiming to develop an Active Directory Server on Samba for which the MS protocol specifications are be required.
SerNet is one of the major players in the international Samba project and thus assumed the role of spokesperson: "In this coherence it is important to be able to develop the Samba under GPL Version 3." says Loxen. He does not consider the licensing offered by Microsoft (MCPP and WSPP) to be practicable for the Open Source project. Besides that it would not be compatible with the GPL v3, according to Loxen.
Microsoft has publically distanced itself from GPL v3 and declared the policies and procedures to be invalid as a precaution. In contrast to this, the Samba team moved to the new GPL license shortly after its introduction and, at the same time, condemned the patent agreements between Microsoft and several Linux distributors. Due to this, the SerNet CEO does not expect a solution in near future: "If Microsoft offers a license contract that is incompatible with the GPL v3, the specifications would not help us at all." said Loxen in an interview with Linux Magazine online.
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Lauren Barnes is more than one of the fastest kids in town.
With times consistently under 21 minutes for 5 kilometers, the Heritage Middle School seventh-grader is faster than many of the areas competitive women.
Barnes left a strong field in her wake in racing to victory in the middle school division of the Volunteer Cross Country Invitational last weekend at Victor Ashe Park in Knoxville. The win invitational title is the latest in a string of big wins for the budding star. The Lady Mustang flyer was crowned AAU region champion in the 1500 and 3000 meters while competing for the Knoxville Track Club this summer.
AAU Region III encompasses three states Tennessee, Alabama and North Carolina.
The invitational triumph, won over a 2-mile distance, was a special one, Barnes said.
"That felt really good," she said.
Breaking 21 minutes for 5K, though, was better. Barnes personal-best time 20 minutes, 38 seconds is competitive with many area high school runners.
"It was pretty hard," the 4-foot-11 Barnes said, "but you just have to train a lot."
Heritage Middle cross country coach Robbie Bennett said there arent many around quite like Barnes. Home-schooled until this fall, Barnes, who has athletically-induced asthma, was already one of the countys fastest newcomers last year as a sixth-grader. Competing with the Maryville Middle School club team, she challenged for last seasons county middle school title.
Maryville High track coach Mac Pickle runs a satellite program for KTC during the summer months. Pickle soon introduced Barnes to KTCs competitive program.
"They have some really great coaches that work with young kids," Kelli Barnes, Laurens mother, said.
In practice at Heritage Middle, not even the boys can hold Barnes pace, Bennett said.
"Shes by far the best Ive ever coached," he said. "I dont think theres anybody that can get close to her times.
"She runs competitively for AAU. She can compete! She gets a good pace and just keeps that pace throughout."
Jerry and Kelli Barnes werent thinking they had a prodigy on
their hands when Lauren took seriously to running at age 9.
They learned of the asthma while she played with a youth soccer team that year, said Jerry, one of the teams coaches.
Running, he said, helped to keep the asthma at bay.
"She would always ask me if she could run more laps (after soccer practice)," Jerry said.
Another of the teams coaches took notice.
"When I was doing soccer, I just loved to run," Lauren said, "and coach Patty Burchfield got me interested in running."
Burchfield convinced Barnes to enter the Blount County Run for Education, a charity fund-raiser, three years ago. She was immediately a challenger for the overall, placing second in the event a year ago. Barnes consistently finishes among the leaders for women at the Ruby Tuesday Triple Crown of Racing series.
Barnes talent on the middle school level is obvious, Bennett said.
"Shes pretty good," he said. "I think the worst shes ever finished was sixth. She always finishes in the top five."
Watching her daughter come home the winner last weekend was one for the books, Kelli Barnes said.
"If youd had a video camera on me when she was finishing, it would have been hysterical," she said. "I was running in one spot."
Laurens winning dash did wonders for Jerry, too.
"Seeing your own kid do something like that, theres no comparison," he said.
Volunteer Cross Country Invitational
Sept. 30
At Victor Ashe Park, Knoxville
Girls middle school 2-Mile Run
(61 entrants)
1 Barnes, Lauren Unattached 14:40.29
2 Yinger, Sadie Karns Middle 14:57.69
3 Henry, Brittany Murphy Middle 15:08.10
4 Craven, Emily Murphy Middle 15:29.41
5 Iles, Dimi Pleasant Hill 15:40.31
Boys 5k run, high school
(165 entrants)
1 Dubin, Josh TC Roberson 16:34.32
2 North, Andrew Asheville 16:39.03
3 Hamilton, Daniel Franklin 16:44.95
4 Sonnenfeldt, Matt Knoxville West 16:46.71
5 Conroy, Colin Mill Creek 16:57.22
Other area top 20 finishers
16 Floyd, Zach William Blount 17:47.31
17Wilson, Travis William Blount 17:48.78
Girls 5k run, high school
(109 entrants)
1 Voyles, Markie White County 19:11.6
2 Tithof, Kristen William Blount 19:48.92
3 Gaddy, Jordan Enka 20:19.93
4 Kane, Kelsey Knoxville West 20:30.78
5 Willner, Madeleine South County 20:45.49
20 Sharp, Morgan William Blount 21:56.84


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How about that Davis guy?
Damn he needs to hang em up imo.
I hate to say it but yes, Davis is done. Sucks because he still has some good boxing but once he takes one on the jaw, it's night night like in the Stephens fight.
There is a local guy to me fighting tonight as well. He is on the prelims, which may or may not make it on tv, but his name is Andy Uhrich. He is pretty good. He fought to get on the reality show Fight Master and won his fight but they wouldn't let him continue because of a cut.
And yeah I just don't see Davis winning this one. I agree with what FG said above, he's just had too many wars.
I have Davis getting steamrolled tonight. IMO, simply too many wars.
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So Marcus Davis is fighting in the lightweight tournament
what chances do you all thnk he has of winning the tournament and does he have a chance in hell at taking home the belt if he does win the tournament.
I think he loses via sub tonight my self.
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The viewing for Aberdeen police Det. Mark Franklin will be held Sunday and Monday.
Franklin, a 13-year veteran of the department, died Thursday after battling cancer since early in 2012. He served as Aberdeen's crime scene technician. Franklin began his career serving two years with the Martland Transportation Authority police.
He is survived by his wife and four children.
A viewing will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday, and from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. on Monday at McComas Funeral Home at 1317 Cokesbury Road in Abingdon.
Services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Mountain Christian Church at 1824 Mountain Road in Joppa, follwed by internment at Mountain Christian.
Franklin had been battling non-Hodgkins lymphoma.
Harford County Municipal Fraternal Order of Police President Jason Neidig wrote in an email to Patch: "I am deeply sad hearing about the loss of Officer & Brother Mark Franklin. He was a top notch crime scene technician. He was admired by crime scene techs all over the state. This has been a terrible month for law enforcement however nothing will break our thin blue line, nothing. We are a family like no other."
His death is the fourth in the past month for Harford County, and the second for Aberdeen police.
Officer Charles Armetta died Sept. 8 in an off duty accident where he fell from an elevated portion of Interstate 95 in Baltimore.
Two days prior, Harford County Sheriff's Office Cpl. Charles Licato died near the end of of his shift in a single-car accident in Darlington.
Sgt. Ian Loughran died at his home in northern Harford County in the early morning of Sept. 13 after suffering heart attack symptoms during Licato's funeral on Sept. 12.
Two retired officials recently died, as well.
Ronald Petty, a former member of both the Maryland State Police and Harford County Sheriff's Office, died Sept. 9 after battling an illness.
Former Harford County Sheriff and Maryland State Trooper Theodore S. Moyer died Sept. 17.


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NATO was investigating reports that its planes killed 14 members of an Afghan civilian road construction crew while hunting Taliban fighters in a mountainous region.
Initial reports from Afghan officials blamed U.S.-led coalition forces and said 22 people had died.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization's International Security Assistance Force said it conducted airstrikes against Taliban fighters in Nuristan province Monday night.