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The Candler Coordinating Council (C3) is the student governing body for all chartered organizations at Candler School of Theology. Its purpose is to coordinate activities and budget monies for all organizations, as well as to legislate policies for chartered organizations. The group is composed of representatives elected by student organizations, and various other student constituencies, and appointed representatives including students serving on Candler's standing committees.
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Faculty advisor: Dr. Andrea White
The Black Student Caucus was established to sustain and enhance African American identity, awareness, and cohesiveness on the Emory campus and at Candler School of Theology. The Black Student Caucus serves as a support group for African American students and as a context for the study of issues facing African American ministry. Through interest groups such as Sistah Circle and Brother/Man, the Black Student Cauc
us seeks to foster better communication between all persons through dialogue that promotes respect for and understanding of cultural and religious differences, and the needs relevant to those differences. The Voices of Imani provides the Candler community with a magnificent blend of gospel and contemporary music. Black Student Caucus is open to all.
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The Candler Baptist Community is a student-led organization that gathers regularly for fellowship and support. The CBC consists of students from several Baptist denominations, and it encourages dialogue among all who share in the Baptist heritage. Periodic luncheons provide an opportunity for conversation and sharing. The purpose of the CBC is fourfold: (1) to provide support for Baptist students preparing for ministry; (2) to provide opportunities for networking and job placement in cooperation with the Baptist Studies Program; (3) to raise awareness of issues of importance that affect Baptist students at Candler; (4) to promote theological education that is enriched and enlivened through ecumenical dialogue and relationships.
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The Candler Creation Keepers offers community for students who want to explore their devotion to God as expressed through Creation care. We are responsible for maintaining Candler's Educational Garden and meet regularly to tend it. We also plan and lead several events as part of Emory's Earth Month celebrations, including outdoor worship services, a preaching pageant, and an alternative transportation breakfast that aims to provide sustainably grown and justly traded coffee and food for students who get to Emory via bike, bus, car-pool, or any means alternative to single-passenger car. We enjoy fellowship over meals made from locally produced foods, and work to promote greater ecological awareness here at Candler and in our local congregations.
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The Emory Korean Graduate Student Association contributes to the Candler and Emory communities by enriching students' multicultural, social, and academic experiences. Networking and shared interests in Korean/Korean American ethnicity are supported through this organization.
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The Order of St. Luke is an ecumenical religious order in The United Methodist Church whose members vow to live the sacramental life and to carry out liturgical scholarship, education, and practice. Along with the Office of Worship, the Order of St. Luke leads Morning Prayer and provides leadership for worship services. Along with the Office of Student Programming, the Order provides for special activities that relate to sacraments and liturgy. The Order meets twice a month to worship together and help in the spiritual formation of its members and friends.
Contact person: President, Kristina Johnson, email@example.com
Faculty advisor: Dr. Teresa Fry Brown
The Pan Methodist Connection seeks to provide educational support, networking, spiritual well-being, and a sense of community for students who are members of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. The Connection's purpose is to encourage Christian witness at Candler by challenging people to recognize the presence of God, through Jesus Christ our Lord. In order to achieve this mission, the Connection strives to provide opportunities for Christian fellowship in an environment that seeks to encourage growth and discipleship; encourage students, faculty, and administration to analyze their values and ethical beliefs from a Christian perspective; provide a connecting link between local African Methodist Episcopal churches and students; and develop ways of working together ecumenically with other campus organizations.
Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/CandlerSacredWorth
Contact person: President, Zebulun Treloar, email@example.com
Faculty advisor: Dr. Anne Burkholder
Sacred Worth is organized to support the diverse expressions of human love and sexuality among all of God's children and is committed to acts of justice, education, conversation, and celebration with Candler, Emory University, and the larger community. Sacred Worth hopes to be a prophetic voice challenging institutional practices and personal attitudes that limit the diversity of human sexuality, and seeks to make the community a sager, more loving, and respectful place for all people. Sacred Worth welcomes all people, regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, sexual or gender orientation, age, or disability and works for the full recognition of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, heterosexual and cisgender persons who feel called to lay or ordained ministry.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Candler-Social-Concerns-Network/118144657126
Contact person: President, Hannah Landgraf, firstname.lastname@example.com
Faculty advisor: Dr. Beth Corie
The Social Concerns Network (SCN) seeks to support, coordinate, and nurture social actions and activism that emerge from our faith commitments. It promotes the living out of theology in an effort to question and transform political, economic, and social structures in society and the world. Recent activities include participation in protests, letter-writing campaigns, prayer and worship services, a workshop on how to nurture a green university, and direct activism on campus. Group discussions have focused on diverse topics ranging from homeless youth to political involvement in the presidential election to unionization. In general, the people of SCN strive to support justice issues within the Candler community wherever they emerge.
Student groups not chartered by Emory University Student Government Association but supported by Candler Coordinating Council include, Candler African Theological Student Association, Candler Society for Multiracial Congregations, FamilyLink, Latin@s at Candler, and the Young Adult Seminarian Network.


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Console gaming giant goes into handjobs
Game giant Electronic Arts is spending over a billion dollars on phone and iPad gaming company PopCap – the maker of Bejeweled and Plants vs Zombies. EA is handing over $650m in cash plus $100m in EA shares to some PopCap shareholders. Additionally PopCap can earn another $550m if it hits sales targets for the next two years. …
I will bet serious money...
...that the 400 employees of PopCap today will be down to only 200 in two years or less.
I for one welcome the new corporate overlords with their profit margin spreadsheets and board of directors.
Don't worry about the employees that much. With "$100m in EA shares to some PopCap shareholders" I am sure those 2-5 people will look after the rest when the cuts come.
And the remaining 200 employees...
... will be expected to work all night and all weekend, for a pizza (if they're lucky).
EA is the corporation which has done more than any other to reduce the creative art of games programming to sweatshop drudgery.
F%&$ you, EA.
death to another company
I got the feeling EA will add their DRM encumbered installer to all pop cap games, so it will take longer to install the actual game than beat it(like most things EA sells now). And a new plants VS zombies will come out that the new plants will cost $2 a piece as DLC
Popcap have over 400 employees. That's not small or casual.
And they do pretty well.
Knew I should have bought the PopCap Complete Collection when it was on the Steam sale last week. How else am I going to make sure they don't ruin all those perfectly good games forever?
Plants and Zombies
Is it sad that I was more fulfilled by playing Plants and Zombies than any of the mega hyped games that have been out the past year?
Nah, I was playing that for hours when I got it a few months back. Stupidly addictive, unlike most of the regurgitated, steal-an-engine-and-make-it-prettier junk that's out there.
Here's a hint. You're suck on a desert island with only a PC and a single game installed on it:
Duke Nukem Forever, or Plants Vs Zombies?
I think I know what most people would choose.
RE: Nah.
I'm trying to figure out which side you are on... You mention that PvG is "stupidly addictive" then mention "regurgitated, steal-an-engine-and-make-it-prettier junk" which sounds like it could be a quote from the DNF reviews I saw, but the structure of your email implies you think DNF would be the better choice.
I dont know about PvZ, but if you make that Bjeweled, I'm going with Bjeweled.
Although... screw games, Give me IRC so I can tell people to get me off the damn island.
RE: Nah.
PvZ is *Unlike* that regurgitated junk (DNF) - hence PvZ is good.
The balance in PvZ is annoyingly good and makes you want to play it more. But then, so did Peggle, and Bookworm for myself. PopCap knew how to balance a game perfectly, no matter how simple it seemed.
And already, I'm referring to them in the past tense!
Mobile games...
I only hear about them from their PC work and most of that is through Steam?!!
It is true that casual games are probably easy to port and will work well on most handheld devices but this is not the main market for PopCap at the moment is it? I guess it might be what they sold themselves to EA as.
At least EA is not in any kind of monopoly position with its tendrils in 90% or more of the games industry.
"Duke Nukem Forever, or Plants Vs Zombies?"
Could you have picked a worse game to compare with Pv'sZ.
I would chose chewing my own arm off over DNF and I found Pv'sZ extremely boring after about half an hour.

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The audit found that the Buncombe County Sheriff's Department's long-standing policy of allowing deputies to drop off their kids at local schools should be stopped because it increased the county's insurance liability and violated federal tax rules, as well as a state law banning the private use of publicly owned vehicles.
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- Some county departments weren't meeting Internal Revenue Service rules regarding the proper reporting of the fringe benefit of allowing some employees to drive home county-owned vehicles.
- The county spent $224,769 to subsidize the costs of allowing employees to use take-home vehicles, money which should be recouped in some cases.
- About $650 in taxpayers' money was wasted on buying 3,250 gallons of high-grade fuel for some vehicles when the high-grade fuel wasn't necessary.
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Sheriff Van Duncan agreed with the audit's findings. Click here to read his e-mail exchange with County Manager Wanda Greene.
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Auburn hasn't had a great year on the field this fall, but star tailback Mike Dyer has. And his performance leaves him in line to break some pretty nice records in the weeks and years ahead:
* Dyer is just the fifth Auburn running back to post back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons.
* With 135 yards tomorrow against Samford, he will move onto the school's Top 10 list of all-time rushers.
* Dyer has already recorded five 100-yard rushing games in 2011.
* At his current pace, he could challenge Auburn legend Bo Jackson's career rushing mark of 4,303 yards.
* By rushing for 1,000 yards this season, Dyer became just the third SEC running back behind Herschel Walker and Darren McFadden to rush for 1,000 as both a freshman and a sophomore.
Dyer Chewing Up The Yards For Auburn
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[JURIST] The National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (NACBA) [group website] released [news release] a report [text, PDF] on Wednesday that criticizes the new federal bankruptcy law [JURIST report] enacted in October 2005, saying the new law does little to stop abuses of the bankruptcy system and has just placed unnecessary hurdles in front of people with legitimate reasons to file for bankruptcy. The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 [text, PDF] raises the bar for filing bankruptcy by requiring credit counseling and mandating above-average earners to file under the restrictive Chapter 13 [text]. Congress enacted the law in an attempt to curb abuses by gamblers, compulsive shoppers and multi-millionaires. According to Brad Botes, executive director of the NACBA, 79 percent of potential filers were victims of job loss, catastrophe, or medical problems. Botes attacked the new law [statement, PDF], saying:
If Congress had gotten bankruptcy reform right, the changes they made would be exposing most would-be filers as deadbeats. Instead, credit card counseling organizations are finding that the vast majority of people were pushed to the brink of financial collapse by circumstances over which they had no control. ... The federal bankruptcy law changes...are doing no measurable good whatsoever. They have done nothing more than put new hurdles in the path of people who are already flat on their back.
[JURIST] A three-judge panel of the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit [official website] has rejected [opinion text, PDF] a 7-year-old ban in New Jersey on the use of local roads by large rigs travelling interstate because it violates the Commerce Clause [Wikipedia backgrounder] of the US Constitution. The emergency regulation, originally adopted in 1999 [NJ DOT press release], prohibited double-trailer trucks and many tractor-trailers from using local roads unless the trucks planned to begin or end their trips in the state. The panel, which affirmed the 2004 decision of a federal judge in Newark, ruled Tuesday that the law discriminated against interstate commerce.The Third Circuit did not order a stay on its decision, although the lower court had delayed its decision in 2004. The state, which contends the regulation protects the safety of its residents, plans to appeal the decision to the US Supreme Court [official website]. AP has more.
[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website; JURIST news archive] heard oral arguments Wednesday in Holmes v. South Carolina [Duke Law case backgrounder; merit briefs], a case in which it will decide whether state courts can preclude defendants from presenting evidence that inculpates others for their crimes in capital trials. Holmes, who allegedly beat, robbed, raped, and murdered 86-year-old Mary Stewart, attempted to present evidence that pointed to a different perpetrator, but the Supreme Court of South Carolina [official website] prevented him, ruling that the prosecutions forensic evidence prevents a reasonable inference of the defendants innocence. Chief Justice John Roberts [OYEZ profile] and Justice Antonin Scalia [OYEZ profile] seemed to agree that states should be able to stop defendants from presenting such evidence because it may confuse the jury. Justice Samuel Alito [OYEZ profile] voiced concern about expanding the role of judges into deciding the merits of evidence and witnesses, which is the bailiwick of juries.The Court also heard arguments Wednesday in a case about the Fourth Amendment rights of parolees. In Samson v. California [Duke Law case backgrounder; merit briefs], a police officer searched a parolee without a warrant and uncovered illegal substances. The defendant claims the search violated his Fourth Amendment right to be free of unreasonable searches and seizures since the officer only searched him because of his status as a parolee. AP has more.
[JURIST] The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) [official website] announced Wednesday that one of the five NTP patents that a court found was infringed upon by Research In Motion's (RIM) [corporate wesbsite], manufacturer of the BlackBerry [product website] wireless device, has been found invalid on final review [RIM press release]. NTP successfully sued RIM in November of 2002 on claims that the BlackBerry hand-held internet and email device infringed on five of its patents. NTP won a $23 million judgment and an injunction - ultimately stayed upon appeal - prohibiting RIM from selling BlackBerrys in the US. The USPTO's final rejection of NTP's patent is the first major victory for RIM in a legal battle that has waged on for nearly five years. NTP can appeal the ruling. The USPTO had previously issued non-final rulings against NTP on four of its five claimed patents. RIM had claimed that because its main e-mail switching facility was located in Canada, the company was not subject to US patent laws. A federal appeals court held otherwise and the US Supreme Court denied certiorari [JURIST report]. On Friday a federal judge is scheduled to hear arguments [JURIST report] on whether NTP's request for shutdown of the Blackberry service should be granted. CNET has more.
[JURIST] New Jersey is launching legal actions in federal and state court to keep a company from the United Arab Emirates [official website] from taking over US port operations in the state, Gov. Jon Corzine [official website; press release] said Tuesday. Corzine said the New Jersey attorney general will file a complaint in federal district court while the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will file a suit in state court. The suit claims that the Bush administration's approval of a $6.8 billion takeover by Dubai Ports World [corporate website] of P&O, the British firm currently holding the operating rights over six major US seaport facilities, including New Jersey's Port Newark, encroaches on the sovereignty of the states in violation of the 10th Amendment to the Constitution. The state court action seeks an injunction to stop the sale until the state's security concerns are satisfied. The governors of New York and Maryland have threatened similar court actions [JURIST report] against DP World takeovers of US port operations in their states.Despite widespread opposition from both parties, President Bush - who has said he was unaware of the deal [AP report; press briefing transcript] when it was approved - continues to defend the sale and has threatened to veto any legislation that attempts to block it. New York Senator Hillary Clinton, among others, has said she plan introduce such legislation [press release]. The Times of Trenton has more. Several Senate committees have already announced they are investigating the sales: the Senate Banking Committee will hold a hearing March 1, the Senate Commerce Committee will hold a hearing March 2, and the Senate Armed Services Committee will receive a briefing this Thursday on the deal's national security implications. Reuters has more.8:49 PM ET - AP is reporting that it has obtained documents showing that the Bush administration imposed conditions on its approval of the ports operating rights sale, including cooperation by DP World with any future US investigations and disclosure of internal operations records on demand.
[JURIST] Pennsylvania's Dover Area School District [official website] has agreed to pay $1 million in plaintiff's attorneys' fees after a federal district court found that the school district's inclusion of intelligent design theory in its high school biology curriculum was unconstitutional. In Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District [opinion, PDF; JURIST report], US District Judge John E. Jones ruled that teaching intelligent design as an alternative to evolution was an unconstitutional violation of the Establishment Clause. Jones' ruling entitled the plaintiffs to over $2 million in fees, but the plaintiffs agreed to accept half that amount to recognize the community for ousting most of the original board members [JURIST report] who approved the policy to teach intelligent design theory [Natural History backgrounder; JURIST news archive]. Although the case is not binding precedent outside the Middle District of Pennsylvania, intelligent design opponents hope the ruling will influence the decisions of school districts. Last week, the Ohio Board of Education [official website] voted to remove class discussion of intelligent design [advocacy press release] from its science standards. Currently at least eight state legislatures and several state and local school boards are considering policies which would implement intelligent design into their curriculum. Amy Worden of the Philadelphia Inquirer has more.
[JURIST] The government of South Korea is seriously considering abandoning capital punishment, according to officials at the country's Justice Ministry [official website] on Wednesday. Earlier this week the ministry ordered a study to determine how abolishing the death penalty - which has not been used since 1997 - would effect the crime rate. South Korea has been considered a soft target for anti-death penalty human rights groups, such as Amnesty International [official website; press release], because its leader until 2003, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Kim Dae-jung [Nobelprize.org profile] was once sentenced to death for fighting against South Korea's former dictators. Recent polls, however, show that two-thirds of the South Korean public supports capital punishment, which is performed by hanging. The country has executed 902 people since the nation was formed in 1948. Currently 60 people sit on death row. If South Korea ended capital punishment it would be only the third nation in East and South-East Asia to do so. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] New Haitian president Rene Preval [Wikipedia profile] said Wednesday that ousted president Jean-Bertrand Aristide [BBC profile; JURIST news archive] has a legal right to re-enter the country. In his first news conference since his victory in the February 2 election, President Preval invoked Article 41 of the Haitian Constitution: "No person of Haitian nationality may be deported or forced to leave the national territory for any reason. No one may be deprived for political reasons of his legal capacity and his nationality."Aristide was ousted from the presidency and forced to flee into exile after a US-supported coup two years ago. The former president, now living in South Africa, said Tuesday that he wants to return to Haiti [AP report], claiming that his exile is a violation of the constitution, but has left the timing of his return up to President Preval and other leaders. No other ousted leader from the country has attempted to return home, and the United States has warned Haiti [JURIST news archive] that the return of Aristide may lead to further violence and discord. AP has more.
[JURIST] A Rhode Island jury Wednesday found three former lead paint manufacturers [JURIST report] responsible for creating a public nuisance that had contaminated thousands of homes and continues to poison children. The jury found Sherwin Williams, NL Industries Inc. [corporate websites], and Millennium Holdings all accountable, but cleared a fourth company, Atlantic Richfield [corporate website]. The jury finding, said to be the first in the country against lead paint manufacturers on grounds of public nuisance, opens the way for companies who once made lead paint and pigment to be held responsible for millions of dollars in cleanup and mitigation costs. The state did not place a dollar amount on the lawsuit, and Judge Mike Silverstein is expected to make a decision on the amount of money owed by the three companies. The sale of lead paint was banned in 1978 after studies concluded that the paint caused serious health problems with children, but the paint remains in many older homes in Rhode Island and other states. In 1999, Rhode Island became the first state to sue the paint industry [backgrounder], but the trial ended in 2002 with a hung jury. The jury began deliberation in the latest case on February 13 after three months of trial. In a press release after the jury verdict Wednesday Sherwin-Williams insisted that "the facts and the law are on our side. The Court still has to rule on various remaining issues before the next steps in the legal process can be determined." Reuters has more.
[JURIST] EU justice and interior ministers meeting in Brussels Tuesday approved [European Council proceedings, PDF] a controversial data retention directive [DOC] passed by the European Parliament [JURIST report] in December designed to track down terrorists, paedophiles, and criminal gangs and calling for EU member states to store citizens' phone call and internet service data for 6 to 24 months without stipulating a maximum time period. The directive had sparked a year and a half of debate [JURIST news archive] among the member states over privacy issues. While Britain, France, and Sweden are strong supporters of the measure, Ireland and Slovakia remain opposed, regarding national security as a matter for member states and not the EU. Ireland is considering an appeal to the European Court of Justice [official website]. European telecoms and internet service providers also oppose the measure [PDF]. EUObserver has more.
[JURIST] Trial was scheduled to begin Wednesday in El Paso, TX for Sgt. Alan J. Driver, a reservist accused of abusing prisoners at Bagram Control Point [Global Security profile; JURIST news archive] in Afghanistan [JURIST news archive]. He is the last soldier in a group [JURIST report] of 11 from the Cincinnati-based 377th Military Police Company [backgrounder] to go up for trial in connection with the alleged maltreatment of two prisoners - Habibullah [Wikipedia backgrounder] and Omar al-Farouq - who later died within days of one another; a US Army investigation [Army press release] was initiated shortly afterwards in December 2002. Of the 11 soldiers subject to prosecution, two pleaded guilty [JURIST report] and served short sentences before being dishonorably discharged, one was convicted [JURIST report] but spared a prison sentence, four were acquitted [JURIST report on acquittals of three], and three - including an officer, Captain Christopher M. Beiring - had the cases against them ultimately dropped [JURIST report]. While none of the soldiers has actually been prosecuted for the prisoners' deaths, the cases have been ruled homicides. Driver has denied the abuse charges and claims he acted in self-defense or out of necessity for his job. AP has more.
[JURIST] The Bush administration has indicated that journalists can be prosecuted for receiving or publishing classified information under the United States Espionage Act [18 USC 793 text; Wikipedia backgrounder]. US Department of Justice lawyers made the assertion in a January 30 response [PDF] to a motion by lawyers for two lobbyists accused of receiving and passing on classified information unsealed earlier this week. To date, no member of the press has been prosecuted under the law, and officials say the event would raise serious issues and would not be undertaken lightly. The DOJ asserts that there is no statutory exemption on culpability for press, let alone lobbyists when classified information is concerned. Steven Rosen and Keith Weissman, lobbyists for the American Israeli Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) [official website] were indicted [JURIST report] last August in connection with receiving classified information during conversations with government officials. The Washington Post has more.
[JURIST] US Army Gen. Bantz J. Craddock [official profile], military commander for US Southern Command [official website], which oversees the detention center at Guantanamo Bay [JURIST news archive], has confirmed that military officials have begun employing more aggressive tactics to deter detainees from carrying out long-term hunger strikes [JURIST report] to protest their detention. Reports emerged in early February of the US military employing such aggressive tactics, which reportedly dropped the number of hunger-striking detainees to four [JURIST report]. Craddock on Tuesday confirmed that officers restrained some of the detainees in order to force feed them. A Southern Command spokesperson also told reporters that military officers had used restraints on 35 of the detainees, and that they were still using the equipment on three. Officers also isolated the hunger striking detainees from one another after discovering that some of them were deliberately vomiting or siphoning out the fluid they had been fed. Craddock told the press that he had reviewed the restraint chairs used during the force-feedings, and found that the practice was not inhumane. Eric Schmitt and Tim Golden of the New York Times have more.
[JURIST] Krishna Sitaula, leader of the opposition Nepali Congress [party website], was arrested at his home on Wednesday, just two days after he was released from prison [Rising Nepal report], along with several other opposition politicians, according to an order [JURIST report] from the Supreme Court of Nepal [official website]. The government gave no reason for the arrest and members of Sitaula's family have said that they have been told that he will be held for three months.Sitaula's arrest comes just days after King Gyanendra [official profile; BBC profile], who dismissed the elected government and assumed power [JURIST report] last February, called on mainstream political opposition parties to enter into talks to promote democracy. The Nepalese government has arrested hundreds of politicians and activists over the past few weeks in a crackdown on protesters calling for Gyanendra's removal from power [JURIST report]. Human rights activists on Wednesday demanded [Nepal News report] that the government release the detained political leaders. BBC News has more. eKantipur.com has local coverage.
[JURIST] Defense lawyers for I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby [defense profile; JURIST news archive], Vice President Cheney's former chief of staff, have denied that they are trying to derail the prosecution in the CIA leak case [JURIST news archive] by requesting access to classified government material. Last month, Libby's defense team requested the use of classified evidence [JURIST report] and in a brief [PDF text; affidavit of support, PDF] filed in federal court Tuesday, rejected the prosecution's arguments that it is asking for the material in order to "graymail" [Wikipedia backgrounder] the government by seeking to expose national security secrets. Libby, who faces charges [PDF indictment; JURIST report] of perjury and obstruction of justice for allegedly misleading federal officers investigating the CIA leak case, has said that he will argue that his job required him to read and understand hundreds of pages of information each day, and that he simply made a mistake when he incorrectly told investigators where he learned of CIA officer Valerie Plame's identity. Libby's attorneys told the court that they if they were denied access to the requested material, it would effectively penalize Libby for "serving in a position that required him to address urgent national security matters." AP has more.
[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website] on Wednesday handed down decisions in four cases, including Dolan v. U.S. Postal Service [Duke Law backgrounder; JURIST report], where the Court ruled that a Pennsylvania woman could sue the US Postal Service for injuries she sustained after slipping on a pile of mail that was left on her porch rather than in her mail box. Barbara Dolan sued, arguing that the mail had negligently been left on the porch but the lower courts dismissed the case [opinion, PDF], ruling that the claim was barred under the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) [text]. The Supreme Court reversed the decision, holding that FTCA's postal exception, which bars claims arising out of "the negligent transmission of letters or postal matter," is limited in scope and does not apply to this case. Read the Court's opinion [text], per Justice Kennedy, along with a dissent [text] from Justice Thomas. AP has more.In Oregon v. Guzek [Duke Law backgrounder; JURIST report], the Court held that states may limit the evidence that a convicted defendant may provide at sentencing to evidence that was introduced at the original trial. The Court also held that it has not interpreted "the Eighth Amendment as providing such a defendant the right to introduce at sentencing evidence designed to cast 'residual doubt' on his guilt...." The Court was considering an appeal of an Oregon Supreme Court ruling [text], which held that Randy Lee Guzek should have been allowed to introduce "alibi evidence" during the sentencing phase, even though that evidence was not introduced at trial. Read the Court's opinion [text], per Justice Breyer, along with a concurrence from Justice Scalia, who was joined by Justice Thomas. AP has more.In Arbaugh v. Y & H Corp. [Duke Law backgrounder], the Court ruled that the employee threshold requirement in Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act [text; EEOC backgrounder] "does not circumscribe federal-court subject-matter jurisdiction." Jenifer Arbaugh had sued a New Orleans restaurant for sexual discrimination and won a $40,000 judgment. On appeal, the company argued that it did not have 15 employees, the threshold requirement for Title VII to apply, and the district court ruled that it lacked subject matter jurisdiction and reversed the jury verdict. The US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit upheld that decision [opinion, PDF] but the Supreme Court reversed the appeals court, holding that the number of employees "relates to the substantive adequacy of Arbaugh's Title VII claim, and therefore could not be raised defensively late in the lawsuit." Read the Court's unanimous opinion [text], per Justice Ginsburg.Finally, in Domino's Pizza v. McDonald [Duke Law backgrounder; JURIST report], the Court held that a Nevada businessman could not sue Domino's Pizza [corporate website] for racial discrimination because he did not have an individual contract with the company. McDonald alleged that Domino's refused to honor its construction contracts with McDonald's company because he is black, but the Court reversed the Ninth Circuit's decision [text] and ruled that McDonald, as an individual, did not have a contractual relationship with Domino's and therefore could not bring a claim under Section 1981 [text]. Read the Court's unanimous opinion [text], per Justice Scalia. AP has more. All four cases were argued before Justice Samuel Alito was confirmed to the Court and he did not participate in any of the cases.
[JURIST] A federal judge in California has issued a preliminary injunction [text, PDF] against search engine company Google [corporate backgrounder], requiring the company to remove images from its image search service [search engine website] that violate the copyrights of adult entertainment media company Perfect 10. The court found that Google violated Perfect 10's copyrights by displaying small "thumbnail" versions of digital images that were stolen from Perfect 10's website and hosted on free websites, which are then catalogued by the Google's web crawler [Google backgrounder]. US District Judge A. Howard Matz distinguished the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal's 2003 ruling in Kelly v. Arriba Soft [opinion, PDF] upholding the legality of thumbnail postings by search engines on the grounds that Google indirectly made money from the pilfered images as they ran on sites that ran Google AdSense [product website] ads. The court has ordered Google to remove the offending images. Google plans to appeal the injunction. The Rocky Mountain News has more.
[JURIST] The lower house of the Russian parliament, the State Duma [official website], Wednesday gave critical second-reading approval to an expansive anti-terror bill which would grant a broad range of new counter-terrorism powers to law enforcement and the military. The Duma vote on the draft law was 408-1, with five abstentions. If passed, the law will allow the military to shoot down any hijacked passenger plane if the plane is directed at highly populated areas. It will allow law enforcement to use preemptive force to eliminate suspected international terrorists outside the country so long as that is consistent with Russian treaty obligations. The law will also permit officials to conduct phone wire taps, restrict communication, and perform random identity checks. Proposed restrictions on the media during counter-terrorism operations were, however, removed from the draft. The Duma will vote on the bill again Sunday at third reading, and from there it will proceed to the upper house, the Federation Council, and then on to President Vladimir Putin [official website] for expected approval and signature. MosNews has local coverage. AFP has more.
[JURIST] A federal judge has granted a request by defense attorneys [JURIST report] that sentencing for Ahmed Omar Abu Ali [JURIST news archive], convicted [JURIST report] in November of last year for joining al Qaeda and conspiring to assassinate President Bush, be delayed until March 9 so that prosecutors have time to file a sworn declaration revealing whether or not evidence used against Abu Ali was gained through warrantless surveillance, the constitutionality of which has been questioned. The 24-year-old former Virginia high school valedictorian claimed at trial that he was tortured [JURIST report] while held in Saudi Arabia after June 2003. Judge Gerald Bruce Lee made his ruling Friday of last week but it only became public Tuesday. Prosecutors have thusfar denied any knowledge of illegally-obtained evidence, but admit that they do know how investigators put together their case against Abu Ali. He faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 20 years in prison. AP has more.
[JURIST] A French court has ordered the three acquitted photographers [JURIST report; BBC report] who pursued Princess Diana [official memorial website] and Dodi al Fayed's car the night of their fatal crash in 1997 to pay one euro in damages for invasion of privacy. In a decision made public Wednesday, the court ordered the symbolic fine to be split three ways and paid to Dodi's father, Mohamed al Fayed. Though a French investigation in 1999 ruled that the crash was caused by the chauffeur of the car being drunk and driving too fast, the circumstances of the crash remain controversial. Mohamed Al Fayed has said he believes his son and Diana were intentionally killed by British secret services because their relationship was embarrassing the royal family. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic [BBC profile; JURIST news archive] on Wednesday again asked the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) [official website] to answer his request for provisional release [JURIST report] to travel to Russia for medical care. Milosevic suffers from high blood pressure and a heart condition and was granted a limited adjournment [JURIST report] in December before the trial again resumed in January [JURIST report].The ICTY Office of the Prosecutor has opposed the request, fearing that Milosevic will cite health concerns once in Moscow as grounds for not returning to the tribunal. Prosecutors also suspect Milosevic's wife and son now reside in Moscow and have opposed release request despite a guarantee by Russia [JURIST report] of Milosevic's return to the ICTY. The court has said that Milosevic has already used more than four-fifths of his allowed defense time and hopes to wrap the case up this year [JURIST report]. Reuters has more.
[JURIST Europe] Nearly 100 detainees have died in US custody in Iraq and Afghanistan since August 2002, according to findings of the US rights group Human Rights First [advocacy website] initially reported Tuesday evening on BBC television's Newsnight program [video of broadcast available through 5 PM ET Wednesday]. The program claimed that at least 98 prisoners have died as a result of detainment or interrogation with 34 being reported as victims of suspected or confirmed homicide caused by the use of "intentional or reckless behavior." Between eight and 12 of the prisoners were tortured to death while 11 deaths are considered to be suspicious. Charges against low-ranking US soldiers in connection with the deaths have been rare and sentences have generally been light. The HRF survey did not include deaths from fighting, mortar attacks or violence amongst detainees and was based on documents obtained from the government, army investigative reports and via Freedom of Information Act requests. BBC News has more. HRF is scheduled to release the full text of the report at 11 AM ET Wednesday. 12:30 PM ET - Read the full text of Command's Responsibility: Detainee Deaths in US Custody in Iraq and Afghanistan [PDF]. Human Rights First summarizes its key findings as follows:
[JURIST] Carla del Ponte [official profile], chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia [official website], said Wednesday that Serbian government officials had told her that war crimes fugitive Ratko Mladic [ICTY case backgrounder; BBC profile] has not been arrested. Serbian media reported Tuesday that the former general had been arrested [JURIST report], but the Serbian government quickly denied the reports [JURIST report], dismissing them as "manipulation." In a statement Wednesday, del Ponte said:
The false rumors spread yesterday from Belgrade about the arrest of Mladic have absolutely no basis whatsoever. There is no indication at all that negotiations about his surrender are currently being conducted. I was in contact with the authorities in Belgrade yesterday and I was assured that these is no truth in all this. Mladic remains at large.
[JURIST] Leading Tuesday's international brief, Israeli attorney Eran Shahar, representing Civil Coalition (CC), a civil rights group, has filed a lawsuit against Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad [BBC profile] in the German Constitutional Court on charges of incitement and denying the existence of the World War II Holocaust [BBC backgrounder]. Shahar told reporters that Germany was the best place for the suit since it has adopted a new law allowing international litigation even when none of the parties have a significant connection to Germany. Additionally, denying the Holocaust has been a crime in Germany since 1993 and the law has been strictly enforced, meaning that the Germany's chief prosecutor will have to initiate criminal proceedings against Ahmadinejad if he finds sufficient evidence of criminal activity. Shahar said that the main goal of the litigation was to embarrass Ahmadinejad and possibly result in international arrest warrants against the radical leader, prohibiting him from traveling outside of Iran. The Jerusalem Post has local coverage.In other international legal news ...
[JURIST] US Rep. Jane Harman (D-CA) [official website], the ranking Democrat on the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence [official website], said Tuesday that a top intelligence official had been prepared to brief the committee in December on the Bush administration's domestic surveillance program [JURIST news archive], but had been stopped by a top Bush administration aide. Harman said that General Michael V. Hayden, Principal Deputy Director for National Intelligence, had agreed to brief the full committee on the NSA spying program, but that briefing request was denied by White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card [official profile].Harmon says that she and the other members of the committee sought the briefing shortly after the president confirmed the existence of the program [JURIST report] in December 2005. A spokeswoman for General Hayden declined to comment and White House spokeswoman Dana Perino said she was not aware of any possible briefing related to the domestic spying program. In a letter [text; JURIST report] to the president last month, Harman argued that limited briefings on the program violated the National Security Act [text]. Though the White House has insisted that the limited briefings were appropriate, Hayden and US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales earlier this month agreed to hold closed door briefings [JURIST report] for the full House and Senate intelligence committees. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Chilean judge Orlando Alvarez on Tuesday refused to release former Peruvian president Alberto Fujimori [personal website; JURIST news archive] from custody while the judge considers an extradition request for Fujimori [JURIST report]. The decision means Fujimori, who is being held at an school for corrections officers, will remain in that secure location rather than walk free or move to house arrest while the Chilean court decides whether to extradite Fujimori to Peru where he faces 12 charges [JURIST report], including authorizing an illegal death squad, abuse of power, and corruption.Fujimori fled to Japan in 2000 amidst corruption and human rights allegations for activities during his presidency in the 1990s. In November 2005, Fujimori arrived in Chile where he planned to campaign for the presidency of Peru despite having been banned from holding public office [JURIST report] until 2010. He was arrested in Chile and detained at Peru's request [JURIST report]. AP has more. From Santiago, La Nacion has local coverage.
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Friday, September 10, 2010
Have a Wonderful Weekend (See Jane Relieved)
Random bits from my trip:
Wishing you all a fantastic weekend.
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- Nikki said...
Happy weekend love!
Im loving all the pics from your trip!!
Nikki - September 10, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- Tasha said...
The sweets look delicious, and the scenery gorgeous, and you two look so cute together!
I'm following! - September 10, 2010 at 11:54 AM
- Closet Fashionista said...
Amazing photos!! I've decided to make whatever those things in the last photo are called this weekend, haha...macarons or whatever XD
http://aclosetfashionista.blogspot.com - September 10, 2010 at 12:06 PM
- this free bird said...
Okay that picture of you floating around in the water makes me want to cry. All of your pictures look sooooo amazing!! I knew you'd bring it Anna Jane!! I've loved seeing all these places via your photos.
Carrie - September 10, 2010 at 12:36 PM
- Josie said...
Oh, that melting gelato -- I die. Anna Jane, my dear, you may have taken four of my new favorite photos here. Yes, that includes the one of you and the boy... Who couldn't love such a gorgeous couple???
xo Josie
http://winksmilestyle.blogspot.com - September 10, 2010 at 12:44 PM
- Clara said...
amazing pics
lovely blog!
xx - September 10, 2010 at 1:27 PM
- Leather Skirts said...
Awesome, this is what i am also planning for this weekend.
- September 10, 2010 at 3:41 PM
- Erica said...
Fab phtos! That ice cream and those macarons look so yummy!
- September 11, 2010 at 9:43 AM
- CC said...
Fab photos! The macaroons look so good. :)
Xx - September 11, 2010 at 11:23 AM
- SWEATshirtDRESSshirt said...
these are such fun pictures! it seems like you enjoy taking close-up pictures of food, which is something i love doing also! you've got a really great camera, and an artistic touch. :)
http://sweatshirtdressshirt.blogspot.com/ - September 11, 2010 at 7:52 PM
- Jammer said...
ohh the color of that ocean is gorgeoussss! Love the pics :D
- September 11, 2010 at 8:15 PM
- ALEXA - ALEXANDRA said...
Macaroooons =^.^= yumm yumm, also niice trip
question: nr 2 photo, where is that? is soo damn beautiful there :O - September 13, 2010 at 8:25 AM
- Andee Layne said...
stunning photos! those macroons look ammmazing! xo
- September 13, 2010 at 9:15 AM
- Valerie said...
Your trip just keeps getting better and better from the pictures. I'm so jealous and now have a major itch to be on vacation eating macarons and ice cream. ;) Hope you had a great weekend!
Valerie - September 13, 2010 at 4:44 PM
- hiven said...
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Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems
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I am having a problem with the rear hatch on my Sequoia. Opening it is becoming harder and I must push in on the door as I try to activate the latch. Am I bending the cable holder on the inside of the door??? Anyone else experiencing this or have a remedy?
ichiro51 Posts: 4I have a 2004 limited with a similar problem. It started with the back window not working. The power lock failed to open. Toyota found that problem as an electrical short in the rear area. It cost me $250.00 to fix. The short was also the reason for the window not working. Toyota told me I had a bad motor and wanted to charge me $700.00 to replace.
coraholland Posts: 1My Sequoia hatch handle broke with moderate use. I had it repaired at the dealership for $270.00. I asked to have some compensation and contacted corporate office to ask if there was a recall on this. At this point I have not been compensated, but I am going to pursue it. My complaint is on file. I think it is a manufacturers defect and if a number of other sequoia owners have the same problem, maybe we can be compensated and Toyota will design it better next go around.
Corporate Toyota phone number is 800-331-4331
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nick621 Posts: 1I also have a 2004 limited with the same problems. The rear window stop working all together about a year ago. On 08/12/2008 I shut the rear door and the latch broke. I called the Toyota dealership and of course this part is not under warranty. I will definitely call Toyota's 1-800 # to make a complaint. I believe the latch is a defect, this vehicle is hardly used.
peterson70 Posts: 5Since the itital handle I broke on my hatch, I just had the latching mechanism on the bottom of the hatch door seize up and would not latch. I pulled apart the hatch door and removed the latching mechanism, It was all rusted and would not move. I drilled out the rivets and whick hold the latch together and from all the salt used up here in Michingan the internals of the latch rusted not allowing the latch to actuate. I have cleaned up all internal parts to the latch and reinstalled. Problem is when I shut the hatch the first time it will not open back up................ I guess what I'm thinking is that the rust problem in the latch was the itial problem when caused me to use more force on by handle to open the hatch, rusulting in a broken handle. Oh, any ideas on getting my hatch opern???
balwinderd Posts: 2I have 2002 sequoia and my lift door does not open now. I took off all the panels on the inside and I see the cable is fine but somehow the electronic lock is locked. I cannot get the electronic part to unlock so I can open the lift gate.
How do you UNlock when your cable is fine but door does not UN lock when I press the remote botton? How do you remove the black piece inside the hatch door that locks the door to the main body? -
balwinderd Posts: 2Peterson70, how do you remove the Latching Mechanism when the hatch door is closed and I cannot open it? I think my Lock Actuator is broken so I have to open the hatch door first and then replace the part inside the hatch door.
I already took off all the panels inside the hatch door so I can access the cable and everything. -
sjp4368 Posts: 1I have a 2002 Sequoia with 125000 miles and ran into this problem several times while under warranty. It is definitely a defect. However, the last time I took it in to get fixed, the dealer tried to blame the window tracking system. It was all rusted out and corroded. Told me they could fix it for $700! I am now in the process of having the back latch replaced along with the entire window tracking system by my local mechanic...NOT THE TOYOTA DEALER!
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peterson70 Posts: 5What you'll need to do is put the rear window all the way down and pry the panel off from the top(bottom of window). Get your fingers underthe trim and pry back gently. If you take care you will only bend metal clips holding the trim in place. After doing this you will be able to remove entire panel, remove inner panel than actuate the latch mechanism by hand.
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maspieta Posts: 2I have a 2004 Toyota Sequoia, the rear window stopped working about a year ago, the back latch just stopped working this week and the door will not stay closed. I called Toyota requesting help as this seems like a safety issue; no recall. The Oxygen Sensor has also gone bad. I bought the Toyota based on reliability and reputation. Lol! Does anyone know where I can buy the latch and the Oxygen Sensor outside of the dealership? :sick:
deniseelder Posts: 2My rear door hatch just broke for the 3rd time (had it replaced in June 2009--lasted for 4 months). Found out by calling Toyota at 800-331-4331 that the cheap piece of inferior plastic (sold for around $70) was warranted for 12 months. At least I'll get the part for free this time. Please everyone call and file your complaints maybe we can get it recalled.
deniseelder Posts: 2:mad: When I went to pick up the replacement handle under warranty, my husband ran into the driver from Toyota who was delivering the handle to my mechanic. During a short conversation, the driver told my husband that he "delivered that particular part all the time". And this is not a large metro area. Tell me this isn't a recall issue--but why would they recall when they are making megabucks on the part replacement--the only way to open the back door. SPEAK LOUD. Toyota told me they had no intention of doing anything to help but recorded my complaint, assigned a Case No. to the problem and told me if there was a recall they would contact me.
mrbee25 Posts: 3I have a 2002 also and have the same problem not once but three times already, I have complanit to toyota and they would do nothing all the while the dealers are laughing al the way to the bank (the first time it was repair under warranty the next time about two years later it cost me 500.00 this time I'm going to try to fix it my self )
but we need to get together and let toyota know this should be a safety issue and a recall should happen I talk to the FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION and unless they get a flood of complaints to push toyota hand nothing will be done. SO LETS GET TOGETHER AND LET TOYOTA KNOW WE ARE FEED UP -
mrbee25 Posts: 3YOU CAN'T YOU ALSO CAN'T GET TO YOUR SPARE TIRE. THE DEALER AND 500.00 DOLLARS. THIS HAS HAPPEN TO ME THREE TIMES. I THINK WE SHOULD BAND TOGETHER AND GET TOYOTA TO FIX THESE LOCK FREE OF CHARGE BUT ONE PERSON WON'T DO CALL THE FTC AND MAKE A COMPLAINT THEY TOLD ME THE MORE PEOPLE CALL IN THE ARE IN A BETTER POSITION TO FORCE TOYOTA HAND AND SOLVE THIS PROBLEM.
labren Posts: 1I too have replaced the door handle on 2001. They are approx. $70.00 at dealer. Remove rear inside panel and take cable off of handle. Then you must remove your license plate and remove rear outside panel to get handle off. The little clip breaks. I don't understand why this isn't made off medal instead of plastic.


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It may not appear difficult to keep your clock set correctly. DOS had the ability to set its time directly from the BIOS (Basic In/Out System) and you could set the BIOS time directly from DOS. Now you have to worry about time zones, machine time vs. software time, and finding out how to set the time when your system could be off by 30 seconds every day.
It's easy to set up your system for the correct time and if you're networked, it's easy to keep your time updated. First, get a copy of the zoneinfo package. For releases like Slackware, it is already installed (and may be already set up in Slackware 1.2.0 and later). Look for the /usr/lib/zoneinfo directory. If you don't have that directory, get a copy of the package (see sidebar "Finding zoneinfo") and install it.
For the best setup, you should set your BIOS (or hardware) clock for GMT (or Zulu, Universal time, or whatever you want to call it). The advantage of having your BIOS clock set to GMT is that Linux will automatically handle daylight savings time conversions for your particular area. You may not want to do this if you still use DOS, but I find that DOOM does not care what time I play. I also found that people in the office think you're really dedicated when you bring in files with time stamps of 2:30AM.
The first thing you should do is boot into Linux and go into the /usr/lib/zoneinfo directory. You should see a list of various time zones. Some are listed by country, some have directories with more listings under them (such as the US directory). Find the file that works with your country or time zone. For my system, this would be the US/Eastern file, as I am in the Eastern Time Zone for the US. If your country is not listed, there is a list of files that relate to times + or - to GMT, such as GMT-6. Find out how far off you are from GMT, and use that file instead.
From here, I create a symbolic link from /usr/lib/zoneinfo/localtime to /usr/lib/zoneinfo/US/Eastern:
ln -sf /usr/lib/zoneinfo/US/Eastern /usr/lib/ zoneinfo/localtime
Another file to link is the posixrules file. This can be linked to localtime. If you have the TZ variable set, the posixrules link will be used to set the correct time zone.
ln -s /usr/lib/zoneinfo/ localtime /usr/lib/ zoneinfo/posixrules
If your BIOS clock is set to GMT, you have to tell Linux this using the clock command. The best way to do it is edit your /etc/rc.d/rc.local file (or /etc/rc.local file if you don't have an rc.d directory) and add the following command anywhere in the file:
#Tell Linux the BIOS is universal time! clock -us
Or if you have your clock set to local time:
#Tell Linux that the BIOS is set for local time already! clock -s
The -s option indicates to set the clock, and the -u option indicates that the BIOS clock is set to 'universal time', or GMT.
From now on, when you use the date command to view the time, you will see the correct local time, along with the time zone you are in:
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It's easy to set up your system for the correct time and if you're networked, it's easy to keep your time updated.
If you're networked to other machines with a better sense of time than yours, you can use the netdate command to periodically keep your machine time correct. As root on your machine, just enter the command:
netdate [ -v ] [ -l limit ] <hostl> ... <hostn>
where hostl...hostn is a list of hosts. It is usually best to list hosts that are physically close to your system, especially if you're using a dial-up PPP or SLIP.
The way neLdate works is to collect the hosts into groups based on how close the times are. Of the hosts with the times closest to the local time, the first alphabetical host of that group is used to set the time on the local host. The -v option will list the groups that get created, and the -1 limit option varied the amount of time that netdate will wait for time information from other hosts to come in. A limit of 0 will accept the time of the first host that responds and ignore all the others.
However, netGate does not update your BIOS clock, only the system clock. To update the BIOS clock, use the clock -uw command to 'write' universal time, or clock -w if you keep your BIOS set to local time. One idea you may want to try is creating a shell script which executes the netdate and clock commands automatically and keep it in your /etc directory. This way, if you notice the time is a bit off, you can execute the shell script to update the time, and update your BIOS clock simultaneously.
If you are interested in doing more with the time zones, check out the man pages for date, clock, and netdate. Also in the /usr/lib/zoneinfo directory is a time.doc text file which is good reading.
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There is too much work to bring back old gym leaders and/or Misty when the writers can, and have, taken the easy way out with the Junior tournament.
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Young Bill Hickok is a 1940 American film directed by Joseph Kane and starring Roy Rogers An agent of an unspecified foreign power plots to take over California during the confusion of the American Civil War.
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