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1 | Nick
March 19, 2010 at 4:31 pmI dont get it
It's already out in Europe, Sweden. I bought it already actually and it's epic.However this trailer shows a mode I haven't even seen, at 1:30 you see the warrior feed one of the princesses, what campaign/level is that? :/
Is the American version going to be different?
Oh, and the dragon is super cute i wish it would be in a level outside campaign mode
2 | MuyLoco
March 19, 2010 at 4:46 pmThanks for the release date…April 27 is a long way away…
3 | Murtagh9554
March 19, 2010 at 4:57 pmWHY DO WE GET IT SO LATE?? WHY WHY WHYYYYYYYYY!!!!
5 | MuyLoco
March 19, 2010 at 5:21 pmSince we are so patient maybe NA could somehow get some free DLC kind of like how Gamestop gives exclusive stuff if you preorder games. Maybe some sort of backpacks or symbols from other exclusive Playstation games. Like maybe Clank as a backpack, Some skin as Ratchet, Nathan Drake, or other characters, and other various DLC. I think it could help the release of NA. You could say that this is only for the NA release and blah blah. Just please reward us for waiting a month longer.
6 | Murtagh9554
March 19, 2010 at 7:58 pmteam chicken, im sorry but i cant wait any longer. ive been waiting since i found out about it last june. im going to import it from europe
7 | Moe
March 19, 2010 at 8:17 pmEverybody out of the panic room. We got good news!!!!!
8 | Murtagh9554
March 20, 2010 at 5:58 amdont worry because i will still clean out all my stores of the game when it arrives in NA
9 | bob
March 20, 2010 at 8:15 amits very safe to get out of the panic room!!!!
The coast is clear!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -
10 | sproutz
March 20, 2010 at 11:25 pmu locked me in the panic room u idiots
i had to use cake to get out it was hard but im here
11 | bob
March 21, 2010 at 8:03 amwho got out before sproutz??????????/
They locked the door!!!!!1 -
12 | lofiweapwn
March 22, 2010 at 4:03 pmIf y'all don't mind, I'd like to stay in the panic room for a little while longer…..
I'll let sproutz out I guess….. April 27th is too darn far away
13 | bob
March 27, 2010 at 7:30 amIm back in the panic room, April 27th is too far away.
And besides its way to cold out here -
14 | Mr Engineer
April 10, 2010 at 6:54 pmI don't get this, you said February, the release is 2 months off, I hope this is worth the wait, I am starving for some awesome Fat Princess goodness. The quality does look amazing, however it is the gameplay that matters.
15 | lofiweapwn
April 15, 2010 at 10:24 amguys I was on gamestop…..
The release date seems to be pushed back to May 5th
link: http://www.gamestop.com/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=77510
quote: "Pre-order ships 5/4/10″
16 | lofiweapwn
April 15, 2010 at 10:25 amimma be p.o.'d if this is really true. I might not even get this stupid game cuz it's taking so long. I might as well invest in Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker
17 | bob
April 15, 2010 at 2:00 pm@lofiweapwn,
It says ships at. If you preorder it, then it will most probably come to your house on May 5th!!!!The release date is still April 27th!!!!
18 | lofiweapwn
April 15, 2010 at 3:22 pmusually the pre-order ship is the day it's released though
19 | bob
April 17, 2010 at 12:18 pmgodd point though
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**** game :( I can not plaz good with plaz tutorial :( I don|t understand because **** heigh place. Please remove it! Because hurt again tendoms :( No support for best hgame. It iws bqad mod :( Please improve again!
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This update contains a ton of new stuff, and major changes to address the large amount of feedback we've had over the past year.
We've spent several months radically changing the pacing, and focus of the game. There's now a much larger emphasis on combat. The knockout and auto-heal systems have been changed to actually give players a reason to do something other than kamikaze the goalie. The skills have been reworked to make them easier to understand and choose. While you still need to develop your technique to achieve top speeds, we've narrowed the mobility gap between new players and our experienced veterans. We think we've got a much better game now: one that is more accessible to new players, but at the same time rewards the real pro hookers.
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There are now two more arenas that you can smash balls in: Cargo Bay Six and Spiral. Cargo Bay Six features lots of large open spaces, and multiple routes through the chokepoint. Spiral is a smaller map more suitable for small games. Murderplex has also received a major facelift!
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After every score and at the end of every round, the game is paused and the last few seconds of action are shown to everyone. This seems to make it a lot easier for new players to pick up on what's going on.
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**** game :( I can not plaz good with plaz tutorial :( I don|t understand because **** heigh place. Please remove it! Because hurt again tendoms :( No support for best hgame. It iws bqad mod :( Please improve again!
Don't you ever say that. Smashball was the best game I have ever played and it had a very dedicated community of players who loved the game more than any other game. You played in June, 1 year after the day you shouldve played.
The game is dead now, all the players left. The Devs shut down. They tried to make it appeal to a wider audience and alienated all of it's fanbase. All you get now is a broken shell of a once great game that sits there mocking us with what once was my favorite game of all time.
The players were too good compared to the new players who were just passing by to see what was up. We trolled them out of our game and made it impossible for them to catch up to our skills with out insane sources of frusteration. I have fond memories of raging people and scoring 115 points as a one man team against 12 new players. We didnt care for the newer players so we rode them out.
However the tutorial was extremely lacking. It didnt prepare them for the 2000 ups you would have to reach to be able to competantly do anything.
But don't you act like Empires is in anyway superior to what SmashBall was.
The greatest game I have ever played.
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I think the word you're looking for is DONE. It's been released, it got steamworks. It's free on the steam store.
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forcifer: the limitation of that kind of a passing system is that you can't set up plays in advance. Experienced players usually pick a pass target before they even enter the enemy's goal room, so that player knows they need to get into position to receive a pass.
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Called up just three times in the qualifiers for Germany 2006, the graduate of the youth system at Willem II – which he joined at the age of nine – has added a whole new dimension to his game since moving to the Bundesliga that FIFA World Cup summer. HSV splashed out €6m to end his injury-blighted two-year stint with Co Adriaanse's Alkmaar and he has since emerged as one of the club's most consistent performers, wielding an influence in the dressing room to match his commanding displays on the pitch. It did not take long before Hamburg tied him to an extended deal running until 2012.
Handed his first Oranje cap in a 3-0 away win over Andorra in November 2004, he participated in the 2006 FIFA World Cup but had to wait until Switzerland and Austria two years later to really cement his place in the side, with the quarter-final loss to Russia his biggest disappointment on the international stage. No Netherlands player contested more minutes during the South Africa 2010 qualifiers.


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Taking a break from the steamroller that is the Jonas Brothers, Nick has branched off to pursue a new creative direction (with a new band, The Administration). Now Nick's working harder than ever to have the world take him more seriously as an artist (trust us, people don't quickly forget that you once dated Miley Cyrus). Nick's photo shoot for VMAN magazine's "How To" issue shows a brooding and pensive side to the same guy who once starred in Disney's TV movie Camp Rock. Flip through the pics to see the all-new Nick.'
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This past week saw the rise and fall of big plans for Valentine's Day crafting; with a husband out of town, unpacking after Alt, and then 2 sick boys, crafting took a backseat. I did have a chance to get out of the house on Friday night and visit Danni's new free standing shop, Oh Hello Friend, where I picked up some great prints to hang above my desk. It kick started me to start and complete my wall of affirmations this weekend, and so something did in fact get done in the create category. I have been holding onto some of these prints for months now, waiting for the right frames, the right inspiration of how to hang them, and I finally just decided the hell with it and hung them with washi tape in a stair step pattern, and I really love how they came out. My favorite print reads: "Today, do great work, don't waste time, be kind, make it happen, be awesome, do what you love." Amen.I did find some alone time on Sunday to do a bit of crafting and all I managed to get done were some heart paper chains, but I think that's plenty for this year's Valentine's Day decor. I'm really going to try and go simple for most holidays this year and so this will be the extent of decorating for the day of love; but at least I got Taylor and I covered, the only ones that really even seem to care about Valentine's Day decorations. Also, this is the heart punch I use, and I love it. It's by Marvy Uchida and is still going strong after many, many uses. It's also used for making the ombre heart tote bags.For my office I went with my favorite color combo right now, mint and neon pink, and for Taylor I did an traditional pink ombre.One other project I was able to get to Saturday night as the kids watched a movie on my bed, was painting my cork board tiles white. After pinning this a few days ago, I went from pin to reality in 3 days, a record for me. Next I'm going to try making this Baked Oatmeal Casserole. Doesn't it look delicious?
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That picture of Taylor's room is sooo pretty.
I love the hearts garland! I've mostly been cooking so far, but now that I'm home full time, I'm about to start on some curtains for my kitchen & a few birthday gifts for my sister & niece. Oh, & I finished knitting my cowl over the weekend.
I'm mandiepins on Pinterest.
love the neon and love the artwork in your office with it! and taylor's desk area is adorable!
I'm joymbruce on Pinterest!
I love the heart garland! So simple, so sweet! I'm making felt heart pins (via Purl Bee) for Valentine's Day gifts and was thrilled to find a stash of extra ones I made a couple years ago – all I have to do is sew on the pins. yay! Now to pull out my sewing machine and sew my own heart garland, tho mine is made out of fabric.
I love all of this! Your office looks great and is inspiring me to get more organized in mine
and I love the spray painted cork boards. I would love to give new life to mine with some paint! -
Your daughter's room is SO cute! Love that desk.
(I'm everydayreading on Pinterest).
I would love to know where purchased the "Today, do great work, don't waste time, be kind, make it happen, be awesome, do what you love." printable. That would be perfect for my office.


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Tell her you didn't get it and she didn't help you. Or, say 1 of your family members died and you were at the hospital.
There are no good excuses. Time to get busy!
Rudolph ate my homework while Santa was dropping my gift. and talking about droppings you should see my books I can barely read them. or you can be honest and tell her that you were too stressed about the looming fiscal cliff
you were prepping for the end of the world :)
NO EXCUSES!!! Should have done it a week ago...I did!! No worries now :D
Please do your homework. (: Youll get farther that way.
go ahead and do it
Just do the homework. It won't kill you. You're working more hard on making up and excuse when you should be working on your homework! So good luck(:
Um thats a hard one there this is what I did I looked them straight in the eye and tell em that I try so hard but I dont get the way u teach ur teaching skills suck
use a calculator or for every question just Google it
The dog ate it ?
Grandma got ran over by a reindeer coming home from our house Christmas Eve.
this is ask.com u cn alwayz ask sum1 on here so thr r no excuses duhh
well 1:i always forget my homework so im an expert at this and my teacher's crazy mean!
2:say, " I don't have a printer to print it out and i accidentely left it in my locker."
3:say, " I didnt get it my life is a failure I never do anything right! I'm so incompetent!"
4:say can I have an extra day? I had no time and i think i just understood my homework right when i got here so also can i get some extra credit?
Its to far :P
tell her how difficult it is to drink and do drugs and then try and concentrate on something like h w. is she crazy?
you were sitting in your room doing nothing and didn't feel like doing it
Tell her the truth, it was hard and you didn't understand, but next time you should probably just try, or look up YouTube videos to get help, sometimes it's kinda fun:)
hmmmm...... well u could say u didnt get it before you left and apologize to ur teachers or say u were out of town for ur grandmas funeral and you were too sad to work


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SOLD OUT - Opening Night Film & Reception: Living on One Dollar
How do 1.1 billion people around the world live on less than one dollar a day? Four young friends set out to research and live this reality. Armed with only a video camera and a desire to understand, they spend just 56 dollars each for 56 days in rural Pena Blanca, Guatemala.
Setup, Punch
Elijah Wood stars in the story of a stand up comic, Reuben Stein, as he does the most daring set of his life.
Good Men
On an afternoon before an Oscar party, Ed Asner and Mark Rydell, long-time friends and colleagues, get into a serious argument about the Holocaust, conspiracy allegations and the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center. Event note: mature content, language
Just a Sigh
Gabriel Byrne and Emmanuelle Devos deliver stunning performances in this feature drama, set during a short break between shows in Calais, when stage actress Alix makes a quick escape to Paris. On the train, she meets a mysterious English stranger.
The Test
The Test's writer, Lauren Bowles (True Blood), and producer, Patrick Fischler (Lost, Mad Men, Speed), star together in their inaugural short film, playing a couple at a crucial moment in their relationship.
My Neighbourhood
Our 2013 Closing Night Film, and Peabody Award Winner. A coming of age film for a Palestinian teenager growing up in the heart of East Jerusalem.
Fire Horse
A story about holding onto the past. It is about recognising that change is not always good. Society is moving so fast, sometimes we need to take a step back and look at the world we have created and the world we are leaving behind.
Grieving Virginia winemaker Grayson Delecourt, pondering the sale of his family vineyard, receives an unwelcome overnight visitor on a bleak, wintry afternoon.
A stubborn old lady struggles to send a text message.
GMU Showcase
To celebrate our partnership with George Mason University, we will screen a compilation of the finest films written, directed, and produced by current students and Alumni. Filmmakers will be present for a Q&A following the program.
Life Doesn't Frighten Me
Insecure thirteen year-old Esther Weary is on the brink of puberty and must come to terms with the realities of becoming a woman with her well-meaning grandpa and his pet pug.
Red Obsession
Narrated by Russell Crowe, this documentary explores the great chateaux of Bordeaux's struggle to accommodate the voracious appetite for their rare, expensive wines, which have become a powerful status symbol in booming China.
Running Blind
'Running Blind' is the story of EJ Scott, who last year set out to run 12 marathons in 12 states for charity, and he did them all blindfolded.
Bruce Almighty: 10th Anniversary Screening w/ Director
Director Tom Shadyac joins us for the 10th year anniversary screening of Bruce Almighty, a classic starring Jim Carrey and Jennifer Aniston.
Time 2 Split
A couple, a young child. Life is such that sometimes it is time to separate and live your life.
Bishtar Az Do Saat (English: 'More than Two Hours')
Cannes Film Festival 2013 nominee for Palme d'Or - Best Short Film. It's 3am and a boy and a girl are wandering in the city. They are looking for a hospital to cure the girl, but it is much harder than they thought.
The Genius of Marian
A powerful documentary about the heartbreak of Alzheimer's, the power of art, and the meaning of family.
Brother Bear
A young girl and her older brother leave their tumultuous home to spend the day together at the Oregon Coast.
Fool's Day
Fool's Day is a dark comedy about a 4th grade class that pulls an innocent, April Fool's prank on their teacher...which turns sour, fast.
Choc'late Soldiers from the USA
Chocolate Soldiers from the USA tells the story of 140,000 Black American soldiers and thousands of British civilians who crossed a racial divide to forge an unexpected bond.
Songs From Film
Emmy Award winning composer Snuffy Walden, whose credits include The West Wing, Friday Night Lights and Under the Dome, will join us as we celebrate the importance of music in film. Local artists from The 9 Singer Songwriter Series will perform favorite songs from popular films during the first night of the Washington West Film Festival.
The Rider and the Storm
Timmy Brennan is a New York iron worker who escapes the grind of the city through his true passion, surfing. But when Superstorm Sandy destroys his home in Breezy Point, Timmy loses everything - including his board.
Barnstorming is the true story of an unexpected friendship that developed between a farm family and two pilots who literally dropped out of the sky. Their friendship has created a new tradition out of an old one long gone: barnstorming.
Living On One Dollar
Our 2013 Opening Night Film, and GMU Campus Film. How do 1.1 billion people around the world live on less than one dollar a day? Four young friends set out to research and live this reality.
It's Not About the Nail
"Don't try to fix it. I just need you to listen." Every man has heard these words. And they are the law of the land. No matter what.
Nation Spotlight: The Contemporary Cinema of Lithuania
As a new Washington West tradition, we will partner with a foreign film community each year to highlight a nation's contemporary culture and cinema. Join us for a viewing of Lithuania's favorite new films and learn about the Lithuanian cinema tradition with Juste Zavisaite of the Vilnius International Film Festival.
Revolutionizing the Urban Farm
Smithsonian Best Film winning short about one man who envisions a new agricultural model that may change urban communities forever.
Claudio Madrigal lives trapped in world created by his fears and finds himself haunted by his dreams of a more beautiful life.
A Story For Tomorrow
The human spirit is simultaneouly uplifted and challenged by a couple's beautiful vacation video set in Patagonia.
Awful Nice
When Jim - a disenchanted yet highly popular college professor - learns of his father's death, he must track down his deadbeat brother, Dave, and deliver him to the funeral.
Short Film Program One: Rooted In Love
Whether through romance, destruction, or downright crazy behavior, the relationships in these short films share a common dynamic: they are all - in some way - rooted in love.
Short Film Program Two: Change Is Gonna Come
Whether in dogma, tradition, community, or oneself, the change the characters in these films face is inevitable; but it's how the characters deal with the change that truly transforms them.
On a Park Bench: Two Unique Stories from Two Hollywood Legends
7-time Emmy Winner, Ed Asner (Mary Tyler Moore, Up, Elf), and Mark Rydell (Director of On Golden Pond) will engage the audience following a stage-reading of Oxymorons, a raucous comedy by Brian Connors, and their short film Good Men. Note: mature content, language
Friday Night Spotlight: Dotty and The Genius of Marian
Join our world class panel for a crucial event of story, insight, and hope related to Alzheimer's, following the screening of Dotty and The Genius of Marian. These films explore the reality of Alzheimer's disease AND the powerful, hopeful response that is resonating with much of the medical community.
Kids Classic Film Event
Family friendly reunion screening of the Halloween classic, Casper, complete with popcorn, candy corn, and a kid's costume contest.
Perseverance: Grape and Running Blind
Perseverance is defined as steadfastness in doing something despite difficulty or delay in success. Grape and Running Blind are short films that explore two inspiring pursuits of perseverance and show how "never giving up" is an invaluable philosophy.
Closing Night Film, Awards, and After-Party: My Neighbourhood
We will honor Jury Award winners, pay tribute to Reston founder Robert E. Simon, and screen Peabody award-winning "My Neighbourhood" by local filmmaker Rebekah Wingert-Jabi. Join us for an evening of celebration!
All Access Pass: FILMS
Are you a true film lover who wants to get the most out of your Washington West experience? This All Access Pass: Films will give you access to every regular screening of the festival - that's about 40 films over 5 days!
2012 Films
Director's Spotlight: Picture Paris with Brad Hall
Director's Spotlight: I AM with Tom Shadyac
Director's Spotlight: Baseball in the Time of Cholera with David Darg & Bryn Mooser
Opening Night Film and Party: The Keenan Kampa Story
Mind The Gap: Shorts Program One
New Perspective: Shorts Program Two
Robots of Brixton
Afghanistan: The Surge
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According to the paper On Lempel-Ziv Complexity of Sequences by Doganaksoy and Gologlu,
A test based on Lempel-Ziv complexity was used in the NIST test suite, to test the randomness of sequences. However the test had some weaknesses. First of all, the test could only be applied to data of a specified length: $10^6$ bits. Moreover, the test used empirical ...
We currently have no way to prove that a specific PRNG is cryptographically secure. In fact, we currently cannot prove that there exists a cryptographically secure PRNG (!).
If you scale back the requirement from "mathematical proof" to "something we generally accept", there's still no way for an automated test to verify that a specific output is ...
A quite common way to actually prove something is building a system on already known components, and then proving the security of the composed system, given the security of the components.
Most often the paper has a theorem like
If the function F has property Y, then this new function G has property X.
The proof then shows that if someone can attack ...
By discarding values 252 to 255, you effectively avoid introducing any new bias; the generic method is expressed in many places, e.g. this article (page 3). To generate random values between $0$ and $d-1$ (inclusive) from a PRNG which produces bit, you do the following:
Choose an integer $r$ such that $2^r \geq d$.
Obtain a $r$-bit word $x$ from the PRNG.
I'll assume that the objective is to assert if the distribution of the $f'_i/n'$ is sufficiently similar with the distribution of the $f_i/n$ to support that a substitution cipher (including Caesar cipher) with the same permutation table and same frequency of plaintext characters could be used in both case.
If $n \gg n'$, $f_i \gg 5$ and ...
Well, from your previous questions, I'm assuming that your writing a utility to brute-force decrypt a password protected file (encrypted with a certain encryption utility), and you're looking for a way to determine whether your trial decryption is plausible.
Normally, when an attacker attempts to decrypt something, he has some idea about what it is (why ...
The NIST special publication 800-90 series (NIST SP 800-90A, NIST SP 800-90B and NIST SP 800-90C) contain a set of PRNGs and tests for cryptographically secure PRNGs. Unfortunatelly, right now (13/10/2013) the NIST website is down, however you can find copies of the NIST statistical test suite via Google at sites like this one.
Well, for one, SHA-2 (either SHA-256 or SHA-512) doesn't have a 'keyspace'; that's because it doesn't have a key. SHA-2 takes an arbitrary bitstring is input, and generates an output; while there are limits on how long the bitstring can be, those limits are so huge ($2^{64}-1$ bits for SHA-256, $2^{128}-1$ bits for SHA-512), those limits can in practice be ...
The best that can be done for a PRNG is to reduce the problem of distinguishing its outputs from random (or predicting them) to some believed-to-be-hard problem. A PRNG based on AES in counter mode can be proven to be as secure as AES in some sense. Similarly a PRNG based on a HMAC-SHA256 can be shown to be as secure as HMAC-SHA256. There are PRNGs based ...
On the first glance, this base 36 key stream looks at least as secure as RC4 itself - you are simply discarding some of the output, and not introducing any bias.
Note that there are some general weaknesses with in the start of the output of RC4, which means that it is normally recommended to discard the first 1000 or so bytes after initialization (I have to ...
The usual assumption is that the attacker knows a full plaintext block; that's what the EFF DES-cracking machine uses. That machine knows exactly 8 consecutive plaintext bytes and the corresponding ciphertext block; it stops when it finds a matching key. Since there are 256 possible DES keys, and 264 possible 8-byte blocks, chances are high that there is ...
The most important take-away is that if you are asking this question, you are almost certainly not qualified to design a secure cryptographic primitive. Sounds harsh, but I mean it in all earnestness.
You wouldn't trust someone who hadn't been to medical school to do surgery on you. Similarly, we wouldn't trust someone who doesn't already know the ...
In addition, NIST Statistical Tests and Diehard Battery of Tests of Randomness are good tests.Some tests proposed here and here for stream ciphers.
Passing these tests is essential but does not enough.
For more information see introduction of first link.
Also Provable security may be useful.
As mentioned, most proofs of PRNG security are really proofs of a protocol that uses some underlying construct. The proofs say, "If the construct can't be broken, then the protocol that uses it can't be broken any easier than that." That makes all these proofs subject to the assumption that the underlying construct (like factoring, quadratic residuosity, ...
I can't give an example illustrating why leakage must be non-negligible for the utility of the mechanism, but I can give a proof of why leakage must be non-negligible for the utility of the mechanism.
Let $\;\; U \: = \: \left\{\langle D,D'\rangle : D,D' \text{ differ in one element}\right\} \;\;\;$.
By the triangle inequality, for all $D$ and $D'$, for ...
I am not a complexity theorist, but I believe this fits the requirements.
The best known algorithms for factoring are superpolynomial time algorithm so they are not polynomial time. An example of something th superpolynomial time algorithm could distinguish are outputs from the Blum-Blum-Shub PRNG.
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The Obama administration's foreign policy team can claim a few signature accomplishments in its first two years in office: progress on resetting relations with Russia, aiding Iraq's transition to self-rule, strengthening sanctions on Iran, and increasing attention on Southeast Asia. Progress on Middle East peace, the war in Afghanistan, and dealing with North Korea and China haven't gone as smoothly. Now, faced with a divided Congress and looking ahead to another presidential campaign only months away, the Obama administration is looking to make changes in several of its top national security and foreign policy posts.
Within the last six months, Deputy Secretary of State Jack Lew moved over from State to OMB, National Security Advisor Jim Jones resigned in the wake of the latest book by Bob Woodward, and Dennis Blair stepped down from his post as Director of National Intelligence. Over the next six months, another set of officials will move to new jobs or leave the administration altogether. The resulting vacancies will have repercussions throughout the bureaucracy, as other officials jockey for positioning in the hopes of moving up or out of their current roles.
Here is a list of some, but not all, of the top administration policy jobs that could up for grabs in 2011... and who leads the race to fill them
1. Secretary of Defense - Robert Gates, who is the first defense secretary to work for consecutive presidents from opposing parties and has served in the position for four years, has said publicly that he will step down in 2011. Exactly when Gates will leave is unknown, but he is expected to stay at least until the administration has a chance to unveil its fiscal 2012 budget request in mid-February and then brief Congress on it during the early spring.
The candidate who fills Gates' shoes will require the international prestige to meet with foreign leaders on equal terms, the military bona fides to manage the United States' wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the political savvy to guide the Pentagon though what will surely by its most complex interactions with Capitol Hill in many years. The top candidates discussed around town are John Hamre, president of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Michele Flournoy, Gates' undersecretary for policy (who would be the first female defense secretary), and CIA chief Leon Panetta. The dark horse is former Obama campaign advisor Richard Danzig, who is also chairman of the Center for a New American Security. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's name has been tossed around but is seen as a less likely choice.
2. Deputy Secretary of State - Jim Steinberg, who is intimately involved in scores of issues as the top deputy to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, has been rumored to be leaving for months. We're told that he originally set a two-year deadline for his time at the State Department, but has not yet found a job that would entice him enough to leave -- such as the presidency of a major university.
Names that have been tossed around as Steinberg's replacement include former State Department counselor Wendy Sherman, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Kurt Campbell, and Undersecretary for Political Affairs Bill Burns. Burns, as a career foreign service officer, would be an unusual choice because the job usually goes to a political appointee -- but he's on the list nevertheless. But as happened with the appointment of Thomas Nides to replace Lew, Clinton could select someone outside the circle of usual suspects in Washington.
3. Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan - The unexpected death last month of Richard Holbrooke has left a void in the administration's Af-Pak leadership team. Acting SRAP Frank Ruggiero has been filling in ably and even scored a meeting with Afghan President Hamid Karzai this week in Kabul. But State Department officials say the search for a permanent replacement for Holbrooke is ongoing.
We've heard the names of Strobe Talbott, former deputy secretary of state and current president of the Brookings Institution, as well as former Undersecretary of State Thomas Pickering mentioned as possible replacements. Ruggiero is not expected to be named as the permanent SRAP. But if the search drags on, Ruggiero's status could be made permanent as he gets more comfortable in the role. This one is Clinton's choice, we're told.
4. State Department Director of Policy Planning - Anne Marie Slaughter, having completed her stewardship of the Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review (QDDR), returns to Princeton University later this month. She will teach a course on -- you guessed it -- the QDDR!
Slaughter's deputy, Derek Chollet, was reportedly offered her job but elected to move over to the National Security Staff as the senior director for strategic planning. The leading contender for Slaughter's job therefore seems to be Jake Sullivan, Clinton's longtime aide and currently her deputy chief of staff. Sullivan could also be up for Chollet's old job if Clinton decides to go the other way and bring in another senior academic in the mold of Slaughter.
5. U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan - Current ambassador Karl Eikenberry, who has fallen out of favor with Afghan President Hamid Karzai and whose criticisms of the Obama administration's war strategy were leaked to the press in January 2010, has been rumored to be on the outs for a long time. The conventional wisdom is that Eikenberry's departure was postponed when Gen. Stanley McChrystal was sacked last June and that his ouster was again delayed due to the untimely death of Holbrooke.
But the U.S. embassy in Kabul can go without a functioning relationship with the Afghan government for only so long. We're told that, sooner rather than later, Eikenberry will be recalled to Washington. Clinton has been tight-lipped about possible replacements, but the short list could include David Barno, a retired lieutenant general who served as the top military commander in Afghanistan and now works as a fellow at the Center for a New American Security. Ruggiero is another possibility, if his Karzai meeting went well.
6. Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict (SOLIC) - Michael Vickers, who was immortalized as the boy genius in Charlie Wilson's War, will be leaving this post after being nominated as undersecretary of defense for intelligence, replacing James Clapper, who is now the director of national intelligence. While most posts in the Office of the Secretary of Defense that are up for changes will stay unfilled until there is more clarity concerning Gates' departure, this vacancy probably can't wait until then. The crucial nature of the SOLIC office, which oversees many of the secret operations that have become so central to the effort in Afghanistan mandates it been backfilled with urgency.
There have been several reports that Michael Sheehan, a former top counterterrorism official at the State Department during Bill Clinton's administration, has been offered the job. John Nagl, the president of the Center for a New American Security, had been rumored for the post, but now seems to be in line for the job of principal deputy to Sheehan, if Sheehan takes the gig.
7. Assistant Secretary of State for International Security and Nonproliferation (ISN) - This posting, which has been vacant for two years, is set to be filled in the coming weeks. Acting Assistant Secretary Vann Van Diepen has been managing the ISN bureau, but is not considered a contender for the permanent job due to lingering GOP complaints regarding his role in crafting a controversial 2007 National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) on Iran's nuclear program.
The Cable reported earlier this month that Tom Countryman, currently a deputy assistant secretary of state in the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs has been selected for the job, but is currently awaiting final approval from the White House.
8. National Security Council staff - The new leadership of the NSC is now in place, with Tom Donilon as national security advisor, Denis McDonough as his deputy, and Brooke Anderson as chief of staff. Below them, however, a game of musical chairs is underway.
Other top NSC officials who are rumored or reported to be cycling out in the coming months include Asia senior director Jeffrey Bader, who could be replaced by Daniel Russel, the NSC director for Japan and Korea, and Africa senior director Michelle Gavin, who reportedly is being replaced by Mary Yates, the outgoing NSC director for strategic planning. Chollet will take over Yates' job.
We're also hearing that Liz Sherwood-Randall, the NSC's senior director for Europe, could be moving on soon, as well as senior director for Afghanistan and Pakistan Doug Lute. Lute is one of the few holdovers from the George W. Bush administration. The fact that he's been in his post for so long is one reason for the speculation that a search for his replacement could be underway. We're told that very preliminary feelers have been sent out to people such as Barno, but there has been no official confirmation that a replacement is being sought for Lute.
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SANTANDER is shutting a branch in Whitehaven, but the bank says no staff will lose their jobs.
The outlet at 43 King Street, Whitehaven, is expected to close by the middle of June.
The announcement follows a national review that will see 56 branches go.
Spanish-owned Santander acquired and rebranded the branches of three former building societies – Abbey, Alliance & Leicester and Bradford & Bingley – between 2004 and 2008.
That gave it a 1,200-strong network with duplication in many places.
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2003 Mercedes-Benz S-Class 4 Dr S55 AMG Sedan
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Very Practical Luxary And Speed When You Needed. — feels like an elephant, really. But the suspension and wheel length are brilliantly porported so it's handling is tight, hard, solid and yet comfortable. Only remember you're in a big car driving it that's all it does the rest for you. Brilliant car. Primary Use: Family transportation |
2003 Mercedes-Benz S-Class 4 Dr S430 Sedan
ProsFast car, fun to drive ConsIt's just a little bit to big.
2003 Mercedes-Benz S-Class 4 Dr S430 4MATIC AWD Sedan
ProsSilky smooth powertrain, quiet cruising, a pleasure ConsNone
Great Handling Luxury Sedan With Refined Road Manners — I've owned many Mercedes benz cars over the years and this is my second favorite S Class. My favorite is my 1997 S Class 420 that I still own. This S430 was overall a great car with no issues and fair maintenance costs. Primary Use: Family transportation |
2003 Mercedes-Benz S-Class 4 Dr S55 AMG Sedan
Proskompressor V8 Consbrakes squeak and supercharger chirps
Awesome — I've owned a few powerful cars, WS-6 ram air trans am, a 96 impala SS, a 05 6.0 GTO, and a 06 magnum SRT-8, and this is my favorite vehicle to drive, lap of luxury but enough power to beat a stock corvette, you have to love it!!! total sleeper. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2003 Mercedes-Benz S-Class 4 Dr S430 Sedan
ProsClass with comfort ConsTerrible cup holders
Glad I Bought It Second Hand. Would Have Hated To Pay 80k Brand New ! — Love this car. Spacious, comfortable and powerful engine. Remarkably great mileage for a V-8. If cost is a concern, wrong make for you. Cup holders are not useful. Great for long drives. Top class & will turn heads ! You have arrived. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2003 Mercedes-Benz S-Class 4 Dr S600 Turbo Sedan
ProsUsually this vehicle is armour plated! ConsRather expensive & not very fuel efficient.
One Of Our Favourite Cars! — The performance of this car, its build quality, appearance & fun factor is very good but this car is meant for people of the higher society & not just anyone who has money. The car itself expresses the sheer boldness of the people in the vehicle! Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Decent Overall. Looks & Accelerates GREAT!! Impeccable Comfort. I Replaced The AMG Wheels With COR 20" Staggered Fitment With Michelin Pilots, It Drastically Improved The Ride & Handling. However, If ... Read More
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Monsterous By Loa
A monster hidden under the bonnet. Thirsty V12, but gives 600hp and 0-100 in jus ~4 seconds. Handling can be improved. Exterior can be more different than S63 AMG. Interior quality is superb, best i... Read More
2010 Mercedes-Benz S-Class Reviews
THE quality of the Mer was really well done. Its performance was very good, especially the braking. The cost was good because you are no need to spend your money on fuel. The car was really fun to dri... Read More
I Love My Car!! By Linda1143
bought it used with only 2,500 miles- it was $14,000 below original sticker. I had the same model in 07 and loved it. It's great to drive - super pick-up. Expensive to drive and high maintenance Read More
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Strong, Sporty And Luxury By Ali
this is the best car for family rides (after BMW 750 Li) braking, handling, acceleration, build quality, apperance (both interior and exterior(if it is amg)), are absoloutly fine!!!! but the cost of o... Read More
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Last week the jury made its decision and sentenced the Fort Hood killer to death. It has been four long years since the United States Medical Corps officer opened fire on those he had sworn to protect, killing fourteen including Francheska Valez and her unborn baby. He claims to see himself as a mujahedeen, an Islamic holy warrior, and claims to have killed the innocent soldiers at Fort Hood to protect the Taliban.
Apparently he wants to die, thinking, in his warped way, that this will make him a martyr. Since the military has not executed anyone since 1961, it is more likely that he will spend the next decades wasting away as a paralytic in a forgotten prison cell on death row.
When I wrote about the incident in 2009, I chose to focus on those who are the true heroes in this tragic atrocity. I will continue to remember Kimberly Munley, the Fort Hood police officer who sought out the killer and stood her ground exchanging gunfire with him to end the slaughter.
I will remember 19-year-old Amber Bahr from Wisconsin who, after being shot herself helped drag her buddies to safety and tore up her jacket as a makeshift tourniquet to save a fellow soldier. These women are truly heroic because their first thoughts were for the safety and welfare of others.
I will focus upon those who gave their lives, the others who were wounded and the thousands, both military and civilian, whose bravery and unselfish sacrifices go unknown and unreported every day, those who choose goodness and grace in obscure places without thought of reward.
There will always be these appalling events, when a soldier loses touch with reason and murders innocent victims, whether My Lai, the Afghan massacre or Fort Hood. But for every attacker whose name is recorded as a footnote in history, there are a hundred unreported and unremembered heroes who do what is right and good for their fellow man.
I will choose to believe the Bible's promise that goodness and grace ultimately overcome hatred and violence. I will believe this because God has not only declared it to be true; He has demonstrated it by the death and resurrection of His Son, Jesus.
As the Scripture says, "I pray that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened, so that you will know … what is the surpassing greatness of His power toward us who believe. These are in accordance with the working of the strength of His might which He brought about in Christ, when He raised Him from the dead and seated Him at His right hand in the heavenly places, far above all rule and authority and power and dominion, and every name that is named, not only in this age but also in the one to come." (Ephesians 1:18-21).
Because of this, I will seek to follow His instruction, "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good." (Romans 12:20).
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It appears The National Association of Realtors (NAR) is making some moves on twitter (not this | account) The recent March 2nd announcement on NAR's Real Estate Blog mentioned that they are taking a customer service approach to their new Twitter account and that they would start responding to questions from both customers. No mention if they reach out to consumers as well. Visit NAR's Twitter account.
Note: the following announcement url will not display in your browser http://talk.realtor.com/2009/03/02/realtorcom®-is-now-on-twitter/ We suggest just going here and scrolling to the bottom of the blogroll (May 2nd).
"Many of our customers and Realtor Bloggers have been asking us if we are going to setup a Twitter account, and we listened..."
In February, in regards to their other twitter account, Dean Guadagni wrote a nice little Twitter strategy guide for NAR about it on deansguide.com which follows NAR's followers, so to speak. update.
Here was Todd Carpenter's reply to Dean's post.
"The reason why NAR is not re-following or proactively following Twitter users/NAR members on this account is because it's been a bit of an experiment. To date, most of the content is auto-generated from various data feeds that NAR provides."
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Thank you for letting us know! Much appreciated. I'll go follow. ...But will they follow me?
BTW, You're now at the top of our Optimist Board. You guys are GREAT! Thank you!
Gita, ya if nar is doing it you better :)
Mirela, we got a nice top 100 post coming out later today.
Thesomers, you guys are the real rock stars, we're just the apprentice in training.
Kristin, did they follow you back yet?
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In all the late-night hullabaloo happening right now, it's nice to see "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" remember what's really important -- "Pants on the Ground" from "American Idol."
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People who spend a lot of time surfing the Internet are more likely to show signs of depression, British scientists find.
But it is not clear whether the Internet causes depression or whether depressed people are drawn to it. Psychologists from Leeds University found what they said was "striking" evidence that some avid net users develop compulsive Internet habits in which they replace real-life social interaction with online chat rooms and social networking sites. "This study reinforces the public speculation that over-engaging in websites that serve to replace normal social function might be linked to psychological disorders like depression and addiction," the study's lead author, Catriona Morrison, wrote in the journal Psychopathology.
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Walking Tour of Green Street
Presented by Jamaica Plain Historical Society at Southern Jamaica Plain Health Center
June 9, 2012
Join the Jamaica Plain Historical Society on a trip along Green Street. Laid out in 1836, the street played a key role in Jamaica Plain's development, functioning as a residential, commercial, and transportation conduit in the lives of the district's residents. Although Green Street was subdivided as early as 1851 for stores, factories and houses, it was not extensively developed until the late 1870s with construction continuing...
Southern Jamaica Plain Health Center
640 Centre St
Boston, MA 02130
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