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Can you blame the guy for the results? Not one of the Aus Super Rugby franchises were competitive. He has nothing to work with.
Posted 08:33 28th August 2012
surprised to see bob dwyer coming out in support of deans today, talking about the 22-nil/zero/nothing-at-all result .
Deans needed to look at what was going wrong and what changes needed to be made, he said. "it just means that New Zealand are a lot better". "It's not the first time, by the way, that New Zealand has been way ahead of the rest of the world."
well said bob!
Posted 05:18 27th August 2012
Australia does not have the cattle.... but perhaps more ominously, it does not have the systems in place to create and develop the cattle! It is easy to focus on the Head Coach and deride his abilities.... but that really is the cheap and nasty version.
Alan Jones was a visionary in his early coaching days... but I suspect that his record was down to the lagacy of others! Would Jake White do a better job? Well his team was undone in one match this year (against the Blues), does that make him a bad coach?
It looks as though Ewen McKenzie is waiting in the wings to become the next Head Coach... but Australian rugby will probably not rise to number one spot ever.... well certainly not until the Waratahs, Reds and Brumbies are consistently challenging for the leadership of the Super Rugby table...
Posted 03:37 27th August 2012
It's hard to soar like an eagle when you are working with turkeys - include Cooper in them turkeys!
Posted 00:36 25th August 2012
Trader2 - fantastic list of those 84 era players; my 82-86 Perth and Sydney work era and paid more attention to Wallabies then - those names are true classic remembered for the right reasons; maybe it was better in the semi-pro days in terms of player dedication? NFJ sent my father a copy of his book with a nice note inside (long story behind that). Gentlemen! Bit different to some of the players who've represented since. I have no time for Jones, nothing but self-promotion, no substance.
Posted 11:29 24th August 2012
Hardly confused Truth Hurts, I don't live there. so I just watch from a distance, listen and observe. Nationalistic sport is not my thing though, but I have reffed and played with a lot of S/H guys and they're not averse to a good whinge.
Posted 09:05 24th August 2012
Deans is a far better coach than Alan Jones ever was! Jones should be banned from speaking on the radio - what a complete tool
Posted 08:48 24th August 2012
Trinats, hes the worst coach of the Wallabies in history??
for most of his tenure, your propless bunch of windbags have been rated at number 2 in the world.
Trust me old mate when i tell you, you have had far worse ratings than that.
There was a time when the ABs did not eve bother to take the Bledisloe to games, as your lot had no show of winning it...
Posted 05:45 24th August 2012
It just kills me to agree with an egotistical windbag like Jones but agree with every word, I do. What Jones didnt mention was Deans couldnt pick a side to save his life. Before Polota-Nau was ruled out he had 8 Waratahs, 4 Reds and 2 Brumbies in his starting line up. Makes you wonder if he saw any of the Super 15 series. Was it a bad move leaving Cooper out last week or is it a bad move including him this week? Decision after decision that has experts, ex-Wallabies and the rugby community in general, shaking their collective heads. It seems like he's making it up as he goes along and this team is going no where while he's in charge. @georgesmith, the All Blacks are welcome to him but they dodged a bullet once by not giving him Graham Henry's job. I dont think they'd be stupid enough to hire him now.
Posted 05:12 24th August 2012
Further on Alan Jones and his lack of credentials as a coach and a commentator. Firstly let us remember that he failed miserably twice in an attempt to enter the NSW Parliament, both seats were as safe as houses for the Libs and Jones managed to lose both times. In 1984 he inherited a Wannabie side with some great established and future stars, Roger Gould, David Campese, Andrew Slack, Michael Lynagh, Matthew Burke, Mark Ella, Nick Farr-Jones, Topo Rodriguez, Tom Lawton Jnr, Andy McIntyre, Steve Williams, Steve Cutler, Simon Poidevin, Steve Tuynman, David Codey, Stan Pilecki, Michael Hawker to name a few. Compare that with the current crop that Dingo has to work with. Blind Freddy could have coached a championship team with those players and Jones had success for the next 3 years. By the time the 1987 WC came around he had managed to alienate just about everyone of those players in one way or another, don't take my word for it just read the bio's by some of those players. Quote from NFJ "it simply did not pay to tale Alan on - publicly or otherwise" inference he was a bully boy, you only need to listen to him on talk back radio to understand that. NFJ again after a disagreement with Jones on how best to defend the blinside from a defensive scrum "I bit my tounge but later assembled the relevant plyers, in my room to discuss the way we would do it come game day, confident Alan wouldn't recognise the difference anyway". Again from NFJ In the 1986 tour of NZ the Wannabies lost the second test and "David Campese had played badly, after the game and while Campo was in the shower Jones told the rest of the team" "Don't be too down, you played without a fullback today". It was the beginning of the end of Jones and the Wannabies WC. This man has no right or qualifications to critizise Deans or any rugby coach, let him stick to talk back, he can bully as much as he likes.
Posted 03:18 24th August 2012
Robbie has got his coaching faults. He jumped into the Australia gig with huge expectations and stamped his authority by sacking great senior players to create a new culture. What he found, and is now paying for, is that beneath the elite tier of OZ players there is a brittle underbelly of under-developed players needing a bridge to super level. He should never have let the seniors go so easily. Sharpe was one, and look at how Robbie has had to rely on him this season.
He tried to start a dynasty, something he was so accustomed to at the Crusaders, instead he should of tried to preserve the legacy left by greats such as Giteau and George Smith and incorporated them in the shape of the new era.
However, his plan did unearth some great and world-class players but they are still young and in need of inspiration from past dynasties.
Other great coaches have had this happen to them in the past and they have become great because of it. Graham Henry is a prime example with all the troubles he had with the B&L Lions and consequently Wales, he became the most winningest head coach in history. The peerless Wayne Smith is another. When he was AB head coach in 2000, the ABs played the most attractive and technical rugby the world had ever seen. His problem was that he faced the greatest Australian side ever to be assembled. Unable to win the Bledisloe, he eventually and honourably fell on his own sword in 2002 and the ABs were handed over to, ironically so, John Mitchell and Robbie Deans. Since then Wayne Smith has been the best rugby mind on the planet.
One day Robbie will come back to NZ a better coach because of all the adversity. Even a Graham Henry fan like me will be Happy when Robbie gets his next chance with the ABs, preferably after Warren G gets his chance though. I know he was a good coach when he left, i know he will be better for his Australia experience.
Posted 23:17 23rd August 2012
@ pierredelot1. Mind you Australia has lot of potential players but its sickening on the part of R. Deans that he is not picking them. In-fact totally ignoring them and undermining the Wallabbies full potential. He just has it all wrong and should do the honourable thing and save face while he still can. Enough is enough, R. Deans must return home.
Posted 21:44 23rd August 2012
yet australia are clearly the second best side in the world to a team which cant be measured.
Posted 17:31 23rd August 2012
Deans has actually done an outstanding job given the limitations: lack of a decent pool of players and of a next generation coming up and competing places, e.g., when was the last time Australia won the JWC? From memory it was the 2006 U-19 RWC (i.e. before there was the JWC). Difficult to create a world beating team without a constant supply of new talent and without a propper pack.
Posted 15:04 23rd August 2012
Alan Jones is the biggest wind bag on Oz radio, he was a crap coach who very luckily had some fantastic individuals (most of them he tried to screw over) when he coached the Wannabies. If Aussie's start believing his BS then there is no way back for them.
Posted 13:48 23rd August 2012
LOL @georgesmith are you schizofrenic ? Interesting comment can you inform me when Alan Jones was knighted ?
Still the comment from pierredelot1 takes the can. Can just here the replacement words in the old joke. " How do you know the plane is full of ockers? You can still hear the whining when the engines are turned off. " Goodbye whinging poms move over the whinging ockers have taken over.
Whilst it is curtains for Deans it is interesting that the pompous self opinionated idiot Jones is the one to climb onto the bandwagon. Still Alan we have it on good authority, namely Sitaleki Timani, that the Wallabies are not going to be nice the All Blacks on Saturday. This coming from the player who the Herald Sun predicted would terrorise the All Black pack in the opening Bledisloe Cup match. Geez that statement is almost as much a joke as Alan (I'm Brian Smith's mate) Jones.
Posted 13:19 23rd August 2012
Worst coach Australia has ever had, and he's a Kiwi. This is great dinner conversation for many years to come.
Posted 12:48 23rd August 2012
If the reason Canterbury won when he was coach was because of the All Black studded lineup im sure the Wallaby studded lineup he has now should be able to do something similar, Jones...unless...its really not the Coaches fault?
Posted 12:47 23rd August 2012
@pierredelot1, don't confuse yourself too much I live here in the UK and the Poms whinge more and worse than anyone else in the world!!!! end of...!
Posted 12:39 23rd August 2012
So georgesmith, who do you blame next time. Thats the trouble with life these days its always somebodies fault. The real question is have Australia got the players. Well they haven't got the props so the scaffoldings missing before you start building. I've always loved the term whingeing Poms because if ever an expression related to the pot calling the kettle black, whine whine etc.
Posted 11:31 23rd August 2012
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Im still having problems accessing the elite site via a web page and getting 'This webpage has a redirect loop' even if i use a laptop or an ipad........Can anyone HELP.
There is lots of us with the same issue. See my thread.
I've tried logging in through my PC. Using Internet explorer, safari, chrome and through both my iPad and iPhone. All have the same multiple redirect issue.
So far there has been no response from Actvivision
Ok. Think I've got round it for now.
After trying to log in. Typed https://elite.callofduty.com/career into the address bar and got to a page saying that elite was down.
Then types in https://elite.callofduty.com/player/hq and opened up my player HQ
Well it appears to work for now anyway
It's working in parts,so thanks for that
Much appreciated
No probs.
Doesn't work for all pages but at least it gets access to the important pages.
Clan challenges are blank though
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Very cool work, Mr.Saturday. That last guy is a really fun miniature. I think I recall that logo in the watermark but can't quite think of what company that is. Would you care to enlighten me?
Looking forward to seeing more updates! This definately is a plog to keep an eye on!
P.S.: I had a quick look at your blog and had to mention that I really love your Easter Dwarfs.


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Haha. My evil plot to win the consolation bracket is working perfectly. Seriously though, Yeah. I didn't know either. I definitely would have switched my goalies. I'm pretty sure I didn't unless I did it before Rascoe caught my mistake. It might be interesting to check your stats the rest of the way and see if you would have won had I not screwed up. Then you can really be mad if you would have got a trophy.
Honestly, Jammer's team is crazy good. He probably deserves to win, regardless of how the playoffs go.
Jammer and Kentucky are very good. Hopefully, they will share the same fate!! P.S. It's all just a crap shoot. Good has nothing to do with who wins. Just bank one in off the pipe, baby!! And yes, I really enjoy the people in PF.com. They would all make nice neighbors.
On second thought, having Jammer, Darth and CJ as neighbors might not make for the best neighborhood. I doubt they can control their dogs as well as I can control myself.
I agree Rascoe. Not only does Jammer have a really good team, but he's also a really good guy. Normally I don't like to take sides, but I'm pulling for him.
My team sand bagged through the season and now are kicking butt in the playoffs. Too bad they sand bagged so much that I ended up in the consolation bracket. IDIOTS!!! P.S. Jammer is a Hoser
I am having trouble with Jammer also. I have a question (or two). Jammer is a fan of the Habs. When was the last time the Habs were in the playoffs?? When was the last time the Habs were in the Stanley Cup finals? When was the last time the Habs actually won the Stanley Cup? Was Jammer alive then?? I think I was alive then, barely. Was Beliveau on that team? Doug Harvey? Jacques Plante? For being such a nice guy (by his own admission), he really is a pain in the butt.
I just thought I'd clear up a few things on the record. #1. I'm not a hoser, I'm a lover #2. I'm not having any trouble with Woody. Actually, I thought I was on a bye week this week. #3. The Habs were in the playoffs last year #4. The last time they were in the Finals was 1993, when they beat the Kings. Which I was alive for. #5. I've been alive for 3 Habs Championships - 1979, 1986, 1993. They also won it in 76, 77 & 78 but I just missed those ones. In total, the Habs have won 24 Championships - second most in professional sports to the Yankees. #6. Have a nice day.
Wow, my #1 pick has been out for almost 2 weeks now and I didn't even notice! Normally Yahoo puts a red DTD next to a guy when he's hurt, but they didn't have that this time. Oh well, good thing I'm playing Woody this week!
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OpenBSD General Other questions regarding OpenBSD which do not fit in any of the categories below. |
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hello, i ve OpenBSD 4.4 CD.
I want to customize install. i ve seen it is possible with an answer file : dot.profile and a custom package : site44.tgz. I ve read the faq at : 4.13-14 But i don't understand how to do that. If someone can help me. Thank's ! |
It's easy.
You create a site*.tgz file that includes any or all local modifications you want to have in your systems. There are only two skills required:
Step 1. Learn what files are included with each package: Step 2. Create the site file. In this example, it includes /etc/passwd, /home, the specific files that make up these packages, and their entries from /var/db/pkg: Code:
# tar czf /path/to/mystuff/site44.tgz /etc/passwd /home \ /usr/local/bin/screen \ /usr/local/info/screen.* \ /usr/local/man/man1/screen.1 \ /usr/local/share/examples/screen \ /usr/local/share/screen \ /usr/local/bin/tcsh \ /usr/local/man/man1/tcsh.1 \ /usr/local/share/nls/*/tcsh.cat \ /var/db/pkg/screen-4.0.3p1 \ /var/db/pkg/tcsh-6.15.00
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Last year I used the following install.site script for a box called 'hercules'.
#!/bin/sh . ./install.site.hercules 2>&1 | tee ./install.report Some snippets from the actual 'install.site.hercules' script which does the real work.
CAVEAT: Please keep in mind that these snippets are tailored to OBSD 4.2 current of August 2007. So they are a year old and thus some of them will need to be modified to work on the just released 4.4. I just show them here to give you some ideas
You don't need to be a genius to debug a pf.conf firewall ruleset, you just need the guts to run tcpdump |
But if i want to custom my openbsd 4.4 cd (to build a firewall), where i need to put my site44.tgz and .profile before burn?? what is the steps ? Last edited by milo974; 6th November 2008 at 04:24 AM. |
You seem completely confused, milo.
Regarding your question on where to place site44.tgz: Typically, if you are doing multiple installs, a local http or ftp server is used to store all filesets, and one would just place the site44.tgz fileset in the same directory on the server. Generally, an admin in this situation uses either cd44.iso or PXE to boot the ramdisk kernel, then installs from the local server. If you are installing on a machine that has no network connection, place the site44.tgz file with your other filesets on appropriate removeable media, such as a CD/DVD or USB stick. If CD/DVD is used, the admin burns two discs: cd44.iso and a CD9660 disc containing all filesets, including site44.tgz. Once the ramdisk kernel has booted, the admin merely swaps discs before running the install script.
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Jggimi, I do use the site*.tgz install technique.
The install.site script is inside the site*.tgz file. This site*.tgz file is unpacked at the end of the install. As a result the install.site script is located at the "/" directory, and thus the following quote from the OpenBSD FAQ/installation guide is applicable Quote:
You don't need to be a genius to debug a pf.conf firewall ruleset, you just need the guts to run tcpdump |
The .profile can either be inside the site44.tgz file or you can modify it like I did in the install.site file, shown in my first post. Before wasting too much time with burning CD's I would recommend to set up a local FTP server, put all installation filesets including your site44.tgz file on it and use that ftp server during your test installs. While testing you even don't need a CD at all. Just use the bsd.rd install technique described in http://openbsd.org/faq/faq4.html#bsd.rd.
You don't need to be a genius to debug a pf.conf firewall ruleset, you just need the guts to run tcpdump |
Ooops, sorry, J65. I had forgotten about the script execution feature.... thanks for straightening me out.
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A water hose is one of the most commonly used hoses that distribute water to different places. This type of hose is manufactured using flexible material and it is designed in such a manner that various additional equipment can be added to it. Generally, it has been seen that water hoses are available in colors such as green and black. Well, if you want to buy some other color then do not worry, as different colors are readily available in the market.
One of the most common applications of water hose is in gardens. In almost every garden, the use of such a pipe can be seen and this is the reason why it is also known as garden hose. Water hose meant to be used for supplying water in gardens is primarily manufactured using materials such as synthetic rubber and soft plastic.
It has been seen that one of the biggest problem associated with water hosepipes is water hose storage. Individuals who do not pay heed to the storage of water hose tend to buy new hoses at a frequency greater than those who take proper care. Thus, if you want for your hosepipe to last for a long time, then it is essential to take care of its storage.
Here are some of the tips that can be followed for water hose storage. You can get a storage box for the purpose of storage where the attachments can be stored and the pipe can be coiled. These days, facilities are available for coiling the water hose automatically and you can definitely consider it as an option for industrial water hose. Another popular method of storing water hose is using clay pot storage. It might sound weird in the beginning but it would impress you later. The pot is similar to other pots present in the garden and contains a hose in place of soil. Users can also consider buying water hose reel for storing water hose when it is not being used. It has been seen that a wide array of companies are launching water hose reel in the market and it is necessary to choose the best one after evaluating its pros and cons.
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MP Users of DarthMod Empire
This is the official Steam Group of DarthMod Empire, the popular mod for Empire: Total War.
How to Join?
-Open your Steam client
-Go the "Community" Tab
-Write in the Search area: "DarthMod Empire"
-You will find the group DarthMod Empire, click on it, join.
How to play? (BETA)
-Open DME Launcher
-Enable Campaigns->Multiplayer
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So this is my grandma with Lily pre makeover!
I don't think my grandma looks old or her age by any means but I do think that she could look better.
At nearly 80 years old my grandma was definitely stuck in this rut and eager to help her out of it I jumped at the chance to give her a glam gran-over.
No nip, tuck was required but all I needed to help freshen up her look and turn back the years were a few makeup gems from my collection.
This is the finished look I came up with.
Gone is the baby blue eyeshadow and hello to natural tones, a bit of blush and some eyeliner!
The first thing I got her to do was to apply L'Oreal's Studio Secrets resurfacing primer all over the face (she had never heard of a primer before, guess what shes getting for Xmas?) which really helped to mask her fine lines, hide dark circles and age spots prior to foundation.
I then applied Maybelline's Satin Finish foundation which gave her a really nice medium amount of coverage and an airbrushed look, much more natural on the skin than her usual heavy coverage base.
One benefit of ageing skin is that spots are rare and as my grandma didn't have any no concealer was needed anywhere apart from under the eyes. I used a touch of YSL's Touche Eclat to help brighten her eye area and to highlight her brow bone.
For her eyes I steered clear of any pastel shades which she usually loves and showed her how to get a gorgeous natural look using a pretty dusty pink and deep brown from my Sleek Storm palette.
After applying neutral eyeshadow I lined her upper lid with YSL's eyeliner Moire in number 6 (brown) which gave instant results. A little eyeliner really can change and define someones eyes.
On the cheeks I dusted a little of Barry M's Pink Orchid blush to add a little flush and touch of youth.
Last but not least I used Mac's Hue on her lips, staying neutral but with a hint of pretty pink. It was the first time my grandma had ever used a lipstick so light, why is it that older women always wear a brighter, bolder lipstick?
So whats your verdict? Whats my glamorous grans poll age now post makeover?


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Eletaria Plantation Resort
Eletaria Plantation Resort at Vandenmedu in Idukki is a heaven of peace and tranquility where nature is at her very best.
A wonderful place to relax in, the resort offers accommodation in well appointed tented Rooms, Standard Tree Houses, Standard Cottages, Deluxe Cottages, and Premium Cottages, Each room is elegantly designed to merge in harmoniously with the surrounding and is constructed by using indigenous available material like wood, granite, sandstone and tiles. A setting of lush greenery, rich bird life and spice gardens combine to create a fascinating ambiance that sets the mind and spirit free.
Gastronomic delights await the food connoisseur in the multi cuisine restaurant and ethnic coffee shop, There is also a well-equipped conference hall with seating capacity of 125 pax. The resort also offers authentic Ayurveda treatment at its Ayurveda Centre.
For the adventure lovers the resort offers a lot of activities like trekking, cycling through the plantations, visits to the cardamom curing centre and tribal villages, fishing in the private lake, river crossing and bamboo rafting, camping, elephant rides, mountain safaris, obstacle crossing, bird watching and wildlife photography.
Nearby attractions include Thekkady, Gavi, Ramakkalmedu, Idukki Dam, Cavalry Mount, etc.
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An antioxidant enriched shampoo that is infused with a blend of thickening polymers, naturally-derived proteins and an Omega-6 essential fatty acid derivative to fortify and texturize thinning hair.
- Helps reinforce hair strands for a noticeably thicker, healthy-looking appearance and improved scalp coverage
- Fortified with a blend of nurturing Vitamin E and Rosemary, Peppermint, and Cedarwood essential oils
Steam distilled from various types of cedarwood, this balsamic oil is known for its gentle astringent properties on oily skin and hair. Soothes and calms skin and is especially beneficial for sensitive skin.
How to Apply:
-Apply shampoo to wet hair and massage uniformly with fingertips over entire scalp
-May use daily - or as often as needed - to help thicken hair and maintain a healthy scalp
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Tennis star Serena Williams claps with the crowd of women and children who welcomed her to Nungua-Zongo, Ghana. |
By Allison Hickling
NUNGUA-ZONGO, Ghana, 6 November 2006 – For families across Ghana, yesterday was the day to get their young children immunized against deadly childhood diseases, boost their immunity against illness and receive free mosquito nets to help prevent malaria. It was the conclusion of the country's week-long integrated child health campaign, the largest such effort in Ghana to date.
For US tennis star Serena Williams, it was an opportunity to witness the realities facing parents who struggle to help their children survive the first years of life. Two days after arriving in Ghana, on her first visit to Africa, Ms. Williams rolled up her sleeves and joined a team of volunteer health workers serving the small, deprived community of Nungua-Zongo in Greater Accra.
"I have always dreamed of coming into a village like this," she told the villagers. "You have made my dream come true. I am honoured to be here."
A hands-on visit
A group of women, sitting with their babies and young children, packed into a shady area in Nungua-Zongo waiting to see the health team. After a briefing from UNICEF Ghana's Chief of Health and Nutrition, Ms. Williams quickly started her rounds, putting tiny drops of immunity-boosting vitamin A into children's mouths.
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Serena Williams with children from the Nungua-Zongo community who turned out to receive immunization against measles and polio. |
Nungua-Zongo was one of 9,500 immunization points set up nationwide to vaccinate almost 6 million children against measles and polio, provide 5.4 million children with vitamin A supplements and hand out 2.1 million free insecticide-treated bed nets to families with children under the age of two.
In addition to these services, 500,000 children in the three northern regions of Ghana were de-wormed.
Spirit and warmth
"You guys are great for coming out and making sure everyone has their vaccinations," Ms. Williams told the mothers. "I'm definitely going to go back to the United States and talk to everyone about this experience. That way people can be more aware of diseases like malaria, and getting the polio vaccine and all these vaccinations that are so necessary and so vital for children's health."
Ms. Williams joined local authorities in a demonstration of how to use the bed nets, but not before she sat and talked with the children who had been patiently waiting all morning to receive care and get a glimpse of the world-famous sports star. A few mothers spontaneously began to clap. Soon the entire crowd swayed and clapped in unison, in a display of Ghanaian spirit and warmth.
The five-day campaign was one of Ghana's many efforts to reduce its high rates of child mortality, which are particularly acute in the country's northern regions.


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Incarnation and Demonstration
The Incarnation is the Son's demonstration and display of the perfection of the Father in familiar flesh. God knows where we live, and gave us the Gospel to lead us to the Way, the Truth and the Life. Christ's life not only guides us to the way, but made possible for us, through faith in Him, to walk in that way. His grace gives light and life. He is the Demonstration of a faithful life lived toward God in a contrary world of men.Augustine says, in a quote by Calvin, "The thing to be known is, whither we are to go, and by what way;" and immediately after infers, that "the surest way to avoid all errors is to know him who is both God and man. It is to God we tend, and it is by man we go, and both of these are found only in Christ" (Augustine, "The City of God", Book 11, Chapter 2).
But our blessings are not only for ourselves, otherwise we would be as the lepers in the Old Testament story, who, in finding both deliverance and gold, said "We do not well."
We are saved, not only to be blessed - but to be busy. "As Christ is, so are we in this world" - we too are to be demonstrations of Christ's excellence to our neighbors. We are to let our light so shine that those who are coming into the house can see our light and glorify the One who gives it.
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Open Innovation 2.0 – A New Paradigm
Marking the successful conclusion of the Open Innovation 2.0 Conference held in Dublin on 20-21 May 2013, the EU Open Innovation Strategy and Policy Group (OISPG) have released the paper entitled "Open Innovation 2.0 – A New Paradigm", which outlines the key emerging characteristics and practices of Open Innovation 2.0 (OI2) and how it can practically help address key European challenges.
The OI2 paper and the Dublin Innovation Declaration were the key outputs from the Open Innovation 2.0 Conference in Dublin. The paper outlines key emerging characteristics of the new Open Innovation 2.0 paradigm, whilst the Declaration outlines 10 key actions to advance progress in the EU towards achieving the Europe 2020 goals of smart, inclusive and sustainable growth.
3rd Corporate Universities & Ac@demies Summit
At this large-scale event, consisting of 2-day summit and 1-day post-conference workshop, 25+ forward-looking top-level experts will focus mainly on creative design and development of corporate universities, management and leadership skills for a successful mature corporate universities. Furthermore participants will benefit from 3 parallel streams, smaller group discussions and one-of-a-kind digital learning, learning technology & corporate education exhibition.
The SmartCulture project aims to analyse, stimulate and promote pioneering and engaging digital experiences, transforming passive audiences of cultural heritage into active practitioners.
Most of the eight regions involved in the SmartCulture project have a very high population, a very rich cultural heritage, as well as a dynamic contents production, and all of them have a strong relationship to European Capitals of Culture, as winners or candidates.
The consortium will promote the creation of engaging digital experiences for access to cultural resources by the cross fertilization between ICT enterprises, Creative and Cultural Industries (especially SMEs) and research stakeholders across Europe. This cross fertilization will lead to new opportunities and good practices for innovative digital access to cultural resources and digital cultural mediation.
These challenges fully comply with the objectives of the Work Program for ICT of the FP7 and the EU Work Plan for Culture 2011-2014 and with the conclusions of the Green Paper on Cultural and Creative Industries.
UK Survey of Academics 2012
The UK Survey of Academics 2012 examines the attitudes and behaviours of academics at higher education institutions across the United Kingdom. Published in May 2013, the objective of the study is to provide the entire sector with timely findings and analysis that help them plan for the future.
The survey, funded and guided by Jisc and Research Libraries UK and conducted by Ithaka S+R, covers a range of areas: from how academics discover and stay abreast of research, to their teaching of undergraduates; how they choose research topics and publication channels, to their views on learned societies and university libraries, and their collections.
The Survey of Academics 2012 confirms that the open web is the first port of call for academics starting research. It also confirms that libraries have an important role to play in both surfacing open content on the web and ensuring open content is accessible through library systems.
Key findings include:
Access limitations – While 86% of respondents report relying on their college or university library collections and subscriptions, 49% indicated that they would often like to use journal articles that are not in those collections.
Use of open resources - If researchers can't find the resources or information they need through their university library, 90% of respondents often or occasionally look online for a freely available version.
The Internet as starting point – 40% of researchers surveyed said that when beginning a project they start by searching the Internet for relevant materials, with only 2% visiting the physical library as a first port of call.
Following one's peers – The findings suggest that the majority of researchers track the work of colleagues and leading researchers as a way of keeping up to date with developments in their field.
Emergence of e-publications – The findings show that e-journals have largely replaced physical usage for research, but that contrasting views exist on replacement of print by e-publications, where print still holds importance within the Humanities and Social Sciences and for in-depth reading in general.
Descubrir el potencial del aprendizaje entre pares: Dominar un MOOC gracias a los medios sociales
Informamos sobre el aprendizaje entre pares en línea y describimos el papel que desempeñan los grupos gestionados de manera conjunta por los propios estudiantes en las experiencias de aprendizaje a partir de los MOOC que han tenido éxito.
Llegamos a la conclusión de que, para aumentar el potencial de los estudiantes en la cultura digital, es útil dejar de lado las nociones y herramientas tradicionales de apoyo al aprendizaje en línea y, en cambio, utilizar los medios sociales en red.
Conference Programme for Learning Innovations and Quality: The Future of Digital Resources Available
LINQ event hosts from the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany have published the final conference programme for LINQ 2013. The conference in Rome will be supported by a variety of prominent figures vital to the fields of technology-enhanced learning, open educational resources, and vocational education in Europe and worldwide. Furthermore, their presence will further the highlight of LINQ 2013: the launch of ICORE, the International Council for Open Research and Education (www.icore-online.org). Registration for LINQ 2013 is still open for all interested parties until May 8th, but seats are limited and should be reserved as quick as possible.
On May 16th, Learning experts and pioneers such as Dr. Tony Bates of Tony Bates Associates, Dr. Ignasi Labastida, director of the OCW Consortium and Creative Commons, and António Silva Mendes, Director of Education and Vocational Training at the European Commission's Directorate-General for Education and Culture will take part as keynote speakers at LINQ 2013. They will join the already confirmed Prof. Dr. Rory McGreal and Prof. Dr. Fred Mulder, both UNESCO chairs for Open Educational Resources (OER), as well as Christian-Friedrich Lettmayr, Director of the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (CEDEFOP). Together these esteemed speakers will establish the greater context of international learning innovations for LINQ 2013.
Complementing the established experts, selected researchers from over 150 submissions will also present new and innovative research papers and projects. Four parallel sessions, divided into three parts each, will provide the structure for presentations. The 1st Parallel Session will consist of invited European speakers as well as two workshops respectively on the co-hosting VOA3R project and the innovative ODS project. The 2nd Parallel Session will consist of the selected papers from the LINQ 2013 call. These papers in turn fit into three thematic sections: "Digital Resources & Online Repositories", "TEL for Schools, Universities, & Lifelong Learning", and "Innovations & Future Trends in LET". In addition, the 3rd and 4th Parallel Sessions will be dedicated to the presentations of selected European and international projects, thematically divided into "Quality Management: Evaluation, Standards & Certification", "Open Access & Open Educational Resources: Policies, Tools and Content", and "New Knowledge Networks – Ideas & Innovation for LLL" on the one hand, and "VET, New Skills & Quality", "Teachers in Focus: Competence & Skill Development", and "Innovation in TEL" on the other. The final conference programme is available on the LINQ 2013 conference website at www.learning-innovations.eu/2013/programme.
Registration for LINQ 2013 is still available for all interested groups until May 8th – only a few seats remain, so please register as soon as possible to ensure your chance to participate. Further information on registration is available at the conference website at www.learning-innovations.eu/registration. For the latest updates on LINQ and related initiatives, follow @LINQ_Conference on Twitter and like www.facebook.com/LINQConference on Facebook.
The Real Cost of Curating Digital Objects
As the number and variety of digital objects increases, information gatekeepers become essential filters that make sense of this expanding digital library. Thus, curation ensures digital objects remain understandable, accessible, useable, and safe over time. 4C — the Collaboration to Clarify the Costs of Curation — is an initiative created to help public and private European organisations invest more effectively in digital curation and preservation, sustaining the long-term value of all types of digital information.
4C, the Collaboration to Clarify the Costs of Curation, will help organisations estimate the cost of digital curation work, and demonstrate long and short term benefits.
According to Neil Grindley, project coordinator from Jisc, persuading organisations to invest in curation is often difficult. He pinpoints two main reasons for this: because the real costs involved remain a mystery, and because short term benefits aren't always evident. In order to address these challenges, 4C will create an online 'curation costs exchange' to help users model their costs, and aid in predicting costs and benefits that will result from deciding to preserve. 4C will also provide guidance to practitioners so they can better convince executives to invest in new services.
4C hopes to engage with many different organisations, and will invite those interested to workshops and focus groups during the next two years. The network is 'open and social' and rather than waiting for perfect and polished results, they will be blogging and sharing findings as they go, stimulating debate and eliciting useful feedback from participants.
First Keynote Speakers for LINQ 2013 Announced
The 2nd European Conference on "Learning Innovations and Quality" (LINQ 2013) has announced several high-ranking speakers to be present during the event on May 16th and 17th at the Global Headquarters of the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Rome, Italy.
The 2nd European Conference on "Learning Innovations and Quality" (LINQ 2013) has announced several high-ranking speakers to be present during the event on May 16th and 17th at the Global Headquarters of the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Rome, Italy. Figures such as the esteemed Prof. Dr. Rory McGreal and Prof. Dr. Fred Mulder, both UNESCO chairs for Open Educational Resources (OER), as well as Christian-Friedrich Lettmayr, Director of the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (CEDEFOP), will contribute their experience to the conference. Their support of LINQ's continuing mission to examine the intersections between learning innovations and quality will provide an excellent framework for the state-of-the-art research and project work collected through the LINQ call for papers and projects, ended on March 4th.
"Rory McGreal and Fred Mulder have long been crucial pioneers in the development of Open Educational Resources as UNESCO Chairs," says Christian M. Stracke, LINQ Conference Chair and international ISO Convener for learning quality from the University of Duisburg-Essen. "We will be honoured to greet them at LINQ 2013 and to learn from their professional and academic expertise. Likewise, Christian-Friedrich Lettmayr's familiarity with the inner workings of CEDEFOP will prove incredibly valuable to practically situate the newest research efforts submitted to LINQ 2013. We are certain that the discussion at LINQ 2013 will benefit enormously from their presence."
More than 150 researchers and practitioners have answered the LINQ 2013 call for papers and projects and the contributions of the highest quality will make the conference programme insightful and exciting. Early-bird registration at the reduced rate of 90€ will remain open until March 31st, 2013. All interested parties active in the fields of new learning methods and design, Technology-Enhanced Learning (TEL), quality standards and certification, human resources development, competences and skills, digital resources, learning materials, and online collaboration and communities are encouraged to register for LINQ 2013 and take part in the continuing development of learning innovations and quality. For more information on specific registration requirements and other matters, please visit the conference website at www.learning-innovations.eu.
Overview of the important dates:
- End of early-bird registration period (90€): 31st of March 2013
- Conference Programme Ready: April 2013
- Conference date: 16th and 17th of May 2013
For the latest information on the conference and to submit any pre-conference feedback, please visit the LINQ Facebook page at www.facebook.com/LINQConference and follow the LINQ Twitter account at www.twitter.com/LINQ_Conference.


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BBC broadcast for Old Trident as he celebrates the Diamond Jubilee with memories of his place in the Queen's Coronation Choir.
Old Trident David Overton (Hanbury 1956-1960) will be celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in an interview with Sian Williams this evening, as part of the National Treasures programme.
At just 10 years old, David was one of the youngest choristers to sing at the Queen's Coronation in Westminster Abbey in 1953. From the age of 9, David was a member of the Westminster Abbey Choir for five years. "Being a chorister in the Abbey was a huge privilege, not just singing at the Coronation, but being part of the Choir generally was a wonderful start to my musical and spiritual life".
David has enjoyed a long musical career, in singing, conducting and producing choral and orchestral music. To read more about David's experience as a chorister and musical success please follow the link
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* These program begins with a bachelor's degree and leads to graduate study at Arcadia University with assured admission for qualified applicants.
** These programs prepare students for graduate study at professional schools.
Students can design their own majors (subject to approval and course availability) to complete on the Glenside campus or through study abroad if currently available majors do not fit a student's career goals.


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The Broadcast & Audio Series are a programme of exciting business information, educational and networking events designed to discuss the challenges on vital industry topics
One year on from the inaugural Loudness Summit this event brings together leading industry players to analyse, debate and discuss actual loudness implementation across production and delivery workflows.
MPTS is delivering to multiple platforms in an any-cast world is here to stay. This senior level industry conference and networking opportunity provides a great opportunity to debate and discuss how content will be delivered to consumers over the coming decade.
The Cloud broadcasting summit will bring an understanding how cloud technology will affect broadcasting requires a paradigm shift in thinking. Traditional ways of creating, managing and delivering media could well be swept away with the application of disruptive methods that cloud technology offers. This conference brings together leading figures from both broadcasting and IT to explore and discuss with you what the future of cloud broadcasting might look.


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Titanic Survivors Brunch
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You made it into a lifeboat! Congratulations! Let's have brunch. Fresh City Life is marking the anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic on April 15, 1912 with a memorable celebration. Enjoy a brunch buffet served up with beautiful music from a string quartet and several of our favorite local actors presenting staged readings of survivors' tales. Our *Carpathian brunch catered by Whole Foods Market; proceeds benefit Fresh City Life - adult cultural programming. For tickets and additional info, go to dplfriends.org or call 720-865-2054.


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Fear-Mongering in Media Since 9/11 – Distraction Technique?
If all that the media fear-mongers about is really real or possible or likely then my question about that is aren't they just giving their "enemies" all kinds of ideas? I mean what sense does it actually make to broadcast around the world "we are vulnerable here and here and here?" It doesn't make sense. That's not rocket-science. So are we being fooled? Are we distracted or are we still in search of what is really what?
I don't pretend to know if 9/11 was perpetrated by that guy who lives in caves or not but doesn't it stike you as rather odd that the mighty U.S. cannot catch or find or kill him? Or that they apparently had him once and somehow didn't follow up themselves but sent others from another country to do so and surprise – he got away. It strikes me as very odd.


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Syria's Hard Landing
Author(s): Dr. Marc LynchType of Publication: Policy BriefDate: 02/22/2013As the conflict in Syria escalates into an even more brutal civil war, it not only continues to cause great human suffering, but it also threatens to undermine the stability of the country's regional neighbors. In Syria's Hard Landing, Dr. Marc Lynch, CNAS Non-Resident Senior Fellow and Associate Professor of Political Science and the Director of the Institute for Middle East Studies at the Elliott School of International Affairs at The George Washington University, argues that the international response to these developments has been manifestly inadequate. While he writes that the debate over Syria must shift to reflect new realities and that there are actions American policymakers can take in order to prepare for a political transition after Asad falls from power, he maintains that the United States should continue to resist direct intervention or directly arming rebels.
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Atomic Kingdom: If Iran Builds the Bomb, Will Saudi Arabia Be Next?
Author(s): Dr. Colin H. Kahl, Melissa DaltonType of Publication: ReportDate: 02/19/2013It is taken for granted in Washington that Saudi Arabia will inevitably pursue nuclear weapons if Tehran succeeds in its quest for the bomb. However, CNAS Senior Fellow Colin Kahl, Visiting Fellow Melissa G. Dalton and Research Associate Matthew Irvine argue in their new report Atomic Kingdom: If Iran Builds the Bomb, Will Saudi Arabia Be Next? that the prospects for Saudi reactive proliferation are lower than the conventional wisdom suggests.
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Iraq in Hindsight: Views on the U.S. Withdrawal
Author(s): Emma SkyType of Publication: CommentaryDate: 12/14/2012In Iraq in Hindsight: Views on the U.S. Withdrawal, Emma Sky offers a pointed critique of U.S. policy over the last decade, arguing that valuable lessons can be learned from the country's "American era" now that U.S. forces have withdrawn. A senior fellow at the Jackson Institute at Yale and a political advisor in Iraq to General Raymond Odierno from 2007 to 2010, Sky examines these lessons learned and urges U.S. policymakers to set realistic goals for future intervention.
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Revitalizing the Partnership: The United States and Iraq a Year after Withdrawal
Author(s): Melissa Dalton, Dr. Nora BensahelType of Publication: Policy BriefDate: 12/14/2012As the United States marks the 10th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, in Revitalizing the Partnership: The United States and Iraq A Year After Withdrawal, Senior Fellow Nora Bensahel and former CNAS Visiting Fellow Melissa Dalton offer a way forward.
On Saudi Arabia: Its People, Past, Religion, Fault Lines - and Future
Author(s): Karen Elliott HouseType of Publication: BookDate: 09/18/2012In On Saudi Arabia: Its People, Past, Religion, Fault Lines - and Future, member of the CNAS Board of Directors and Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Karen Elliott House navigates the maze in which Saudi citizens find themselves trapped and reveals the mysterious nation that is the world's largest exporter of oil, critical to global stability and a source of Islamic terrorists.
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Asad Under Fire: Five Scenarios for the Future of Syria
Author(s): Melissa DaltonType of Publication: Policy BriefDate: 09/10/2012The brutal conflict underway in Syria jeopardizes key U.S. strategic interests, but leaves Washington with few attractive options to protect them and little leverage over the future of the country. In Asad Under Fire: Five Scenarios for the Future of Syria, Visiting Fellow Melissa Dalton argues that the United States must prepare for a range of potential future scenarios and implement policies now to mitigate future risks to its interests in the event of a transition of power from Syrian President Bashar al-Asad.
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Risk and Rivalry: Iran, Israel and the Bomb
Author(s): Dr. Colin H. Kahl, Melissa DaltonType of Publication: ReportDate: 06/06/2012As Iran's nuclear progress continues and negotiations fail to reach a breakthrough, the threat of an Israeli preventive strike on Iran's nuclear facilities grows. In Risk and Rivalry: Israel, Iran and the Bomb, authors Dr. Colin H. Kahl, Melissa G. Dalton and Matthew Irvine argue that despite the abhorrent threats by some Iranian leaders to "wipe Israel off the map," the actual behavior of the Islamic Republic over the past three decades indicates that the regime is not suicidal and is sufficiently rational for nuclear deterrence.
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Strategic Adaptation: Toward a New U.S. Strategy in the Middle East
Author(s): Dr. Andrew M. Exum, Melissa DaltonType of Publication: ReportDate: 06/06/2012In Strategic Adaptation: Toward a New U.S. Strategy in the Middle East, authors Dr. Bruce W. Jentleson, Dr. Andrew M. Exum, Melissa G. Dalton and J. Dana Stuster chart the fundamentals of a revised strategy for U.S. Middle East policy, starting with a reevaluation of U.S. interests and an assessment of the evolving strategic context. The approach they propose is one of "strategic adaptation" to meet immediate challenges while simultaneously responding to regional trends that will affect the region – and U.S. engagement – for decades to come.
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Dr. Marc Lynch Testifies before the House Committee on Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Middle East and South Asia on Syria
Author(s): Dr. Marc LynchType of Publication: Congressional TestimonyDate: 04/25/2012In his testimony before the House Committee on Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Middle East and South Asia, CNAS Non-Resident Senior Fellow Marc Lynch emphasizes the importance of the international community utilizing diplomacy and pressure thoroughly before engaging in military action.
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The Arab Uprising: The Unfinished Revolutions of the New Middle East
Author(s): Dr. Marc LynchType of Publication: BookDate: 03/27/2012In The Arab Uprising: The Unfinished Revolutions of the New Middle East, Dr. Marc Lynch, Non-Resident Senior Fellow at CNAS and Director of the Institute for Middle East Studies at the Elliott School of International Affairs at George Washington University, discusses one of the most fundamental changes throughout the history of the modern Middle East: the empowerment of a new generation of Arabs who reject the world they inherited.
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- May 24:
- Judge dismisses Redondo Beach case against deputy charged with vehicular manslaughter
- Octagonal building site on Redondo waterfront to be prepped for community use
- May 22:
- Longtime Redondo Beach political strategist Stephen Kinney dies
- May 20:
- Redondo Beach election night results stand after final Monday tally
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- Redondo Beach candidates celebrate victories, others plan for runoff contest
- May 14:
- Steve Aspel ekes out victory in Redondo Beach mayoral race
- May 13:
- Redondo Beach election Tuesday features no incumbents
Online registration for the Redondo Beach Super Bowl Sunday 10K/5K Run/Walk closes just before midnight Tuesday, but runners still are welcome to sign up in person this weekend.
More than 9,000 people are expected at the Sunday morning celebration, which is now in its 35th year. The event that takes place along the city's waterfront includes a health and fitness expo from 2-4 p.m. Saturday and from 6 a.m. to noon Sunday at Seaside Lagoon, 200 Portofino Way. (Runners can register there and pick up their packets on both days.)
Registration opens at 6 a.m. Sunday, with costume judging set for 7. The 5K run/walk starts at 7:30 a.m., followed by the baby buggy 10K at 8:15 a.m., and the 10K run at 8:30 a.m.
To sign up or get more information about rates, parking, the course map, shuttles and more, go to www.redondo10k.com.
- Staff reports