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|Distribution: Linux-Mandrake
|Version: 1.2.0.pre19
|Vendor: MandrakeSoft
|Release: 0.3mdk
|Build date: Thu Mar 22 09:21:27 2001
|Group: System/Configuration/Other
|Build host: kenobi.mandrakesoft.com
|Size: 48917
|Source RPM: Bastille-1.2.0.pre19-0.3mdk.src.rpm
|Packager: Jay Beale <email@example.com>
|Summary: This module provides Bastille-perl-UI-module to Bastille Linux.
Bastille Linux requires either Perl-Tk, used for its X interface, or Perl-Curses, used for its Curses-based terminal interface. This module provides the requirement for Perl-Curses.
* Wed Mar 21 2001 Jay Beale <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.2.0.pre19-0.2mdk - lots of bugfixes * Tue Mar 20 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre19-0.1mdk - Added syslogging *.* to /dev/tty12, as msec compatibility feature - Added PATH adjustments to Bastille, as msec compatibility feature - Added export SECURE_LEVEL in /etc/profile, as msec compat feature. - Added feature to disable kdm/gdm user listing, as msec compat feature. - Added libsafe functionality to maintain compatibility with msec. - Moved Curses-specific files into Bastille-Curses-module - Moved Tk-specific files into Bastille-Tk-module * Tue Mar 20 2001 Vincent Danen <email@example.com 1.2.0.pre18-0.3mdk - specfile cleanups; macros * Mon Mar 19 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre18-0.2mdk - bugfixes in requirements code * Sun Mar 18 2001 Jay Beale <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.2.0.pre18-0.1mdk - added remaining msec functions - re-worked inetd/xinetd module - more bugfixes * Sat Mar 17 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre17-0.1mdk - added msec fileperms support - cleaned up requires code - several bugfixes - more bugfixes - enhanced API.pm functions to support globbing * Tue Mar 13 2001 Jay Beale <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.2.0.pre15-0.1mdk - added Spong's hack to BastilleChooser to let you specify security/paranoia level on the command line. * Mon Mar 12 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre14-0.1mdk - Added more pre-written configuration templates - added Spong's BastilleChooser program to choose/modify the templates based on user input - added Paul's hack to Curses interface so it reads in previously-written configuration if one exists. * Sun Mar 11 2001 Jay Beale <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.2.0.pre13-0.1mdk - applied PeterW's "make question pruning optional" patch - applied a whole lot of other PeterW changes (details coming) * Sat Mar 10 2001 Jay Beale <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.2.0.pre12-0.1mdk - Fixed requirements bugs - Updated Questions database: suid questions won't get asked if requisite binaries aren't suid * Sat Mar 10 2001 Jay Beale <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.2.0.pre11-0.1mdk - Re-worked requirements language * Wed Feb 21 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre9-0.4mdk - Fixed stupid date error in spec file * Wed Feb 21 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre9-0.3mdk - removed the specs for Bastille-perl-Tk and Bastille-perl-Curses and wrote the virtual provide/require rpm The Right Way. * Wed Feb 21 2001 Jay Beale <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.2.0.pre9-0.2mdk - added a virtual rpm to require perl-Tk OR perl-Curses * Mon Feb 19 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre9-0.1mdk - fixed firewall bug by hacking Questions.txt. * Sun Feb 18 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre8-0.1mdk - refixed BastilleBackEnd @INC bug ... - fixed bug where Bastille fails to properly detect Mandrake and Immunix versions. Longstanding, stupid and dependent on ordering. - changed API::B_place to suit the new file locations - fixed tiny bug in API::B_hash_comment and uncomment. - updated Pete's scripts, modules and Questions.txt. - fixed bug where Bastille fails to account for MandrakeSoft's weird naming scheme for their distro (Linux Mandrake) - other misc bugs * Sun Feb 18 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre7-0.1mdk - Fixed InteractiveBastille bug - Forced X (tk) mode on Interface unless user specifically uses -c flag. - -c flag on GUI/TUI checks for perl-Curses module. * Sun Feb 18 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre6-0.1mdk - Removed .pl's from program names and changed BackEnd script name * Sun Feb 18 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre5-0.1mdk - Bugfixes from Keith Buck. - Changed README to be more appropriate to new system. - Added PeterW's netfilter script, so bastille-firewall loads the "right" script for the given kernel. - Fixed AutomatedBastille so it works! * Thu Feb 15 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre4-0.1mdk - Added install script (so developers can hack without dealing with RPM's. - Added Greg K's diff to support Immunix OS's. - Altered specfile to not require Curses. Thus, force people to use X interface for now. * Thu Feb 15 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre3-0.1mdk - Added Peter's IPCHAINS compatibility diff, to support 2.4 kernels until we get true Netfilter support - Added perl-Tk requires code - Fixed UndoBastille problems -- it runs now. Darn it Sweth!!!! * Wed Feb 14 2001 Jay Beale <email@example.com> 1.2.0.pre2-0.1mdk - Fit to RPM, hacked file system locations (1.2.0.pre2) * Wed Feb 14 2001 Jay Beale <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.2.0.pre1-0.1mdk - Built the first alpha-quality RPM to allow cooker testing. - - Bastille Linux's "real" changelog can be found at - http://www.bastille-linux.org/Changelog - - This Changelog is specific to this RPM.
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Supporters were treated to another 80 minutes of roller coaster entertainment at Adams Park as Wasps squeezed past Harlequins 29-25 to claw another place up the Guinness Premiership table.
Wasps moved up to 7th, whilst Quins slid to 6th, on 38 and 41 points respectively, but with 14 games under their belts compared to the 15or 16 of the six other clubs above them, Wasps are still in a strong position to come up on the rails as the Premiership season builds to an exciting climax over the next two months.
Local derby win not withstanding, this was an important win for Wasps over a Harlequins side who had the momentum of three wins on the bounce behind them, and also have their eyes firmly fixed on a top four place at the end of the season.
As is the Wasps way however, the boys in black and gold did not make it easy for themselves despite having built a healthy 23-10 lead by half time. An aggressive start from the pack led to an early score from Raphael Ibanez, who was driven over from close range following some patient and well organised work on the line from his fellow forwards.
A similar close range result nearly resulted in a second try after 12 minutes, though referee Andrew Small adjudged the ball was held up over the line. This is not to say that this was a forwards dominated game however. Both teams were out to play rugby, and Dave Walder had the game of his Wasps career to date at fly half, a mixture of fizzing long flat passes and delayed short passes employing the services of both Wasps forwards and backs.
Try scorer Dominic Waldouck
Walders kicking game was not bad either. Six place kicks from six plus a drop goal took his 100% return for the day to 19 points and his performance earned him the Wasps Man of the Match Award at full time. And though Wasps had Danny Cipriani on the bench, it was the likes of Walder, Tom French, George Skivington and John Hart who all turned in strong performances to ensure that Wasps secured the win despite being without the services of their international contingent.
Outside Walder, Riki Flutey was making his first appearance since hobbling off with a hamstring injury against Leeds at the start of January, and in his first game back he proved he has lost none of his creativity and flair. Outside him, Dominic Waldouck was turning in another reputation building performance, and it was his running line off Walder that allowed the youngster to score Wasps second try just before half time.
Prior to that however, Quins had got their own side of the score board ticking over. First, a straightforward penalty from Adrian Jarvis following Quins first period of attack got them off the mark. Then came a try built on Wasps errors. First Tom Williams pounced on a loose ball to set off up the right flank on a promising break then, as the defence covered across, fly half Jarvis kicked cross field. Mark van Gisbergen was always stretching to get to the kick, but when he failed to secure the ball Hal Luscombe was the beneficiary, strolling over to allow Jarvis to draw Quins level with the conversion, 10-10.
Man of the Match Dave Walder
Uncowed, Wasps continued to look potent in attack, Flutey, Waldouck and Josh Lewsey all making good breaks. Quins conceded a penalty to allow Walder to nudge Wasps ahead before a well constructed Wasps attack, with charges from Ibanez and Worsley, set up the platform for Waldouck to charge over for Wasps second try.
Walder knocked over a drop goal with the last kick of the half following an exciting period of attack and counter attack that was sparked by a huge hit from Joe Worsley on Quins centre Tosh Masson, and though there was some confusion over the half time score, as a touch judge report on an incident leading up to the drop goal caused the players to have to re-emerge from the tunnel until the consequent ticking off had been completed, the three points stood and Wasps had a healthy lead at the half way mark.
There was plenty more rugby to come in the second half, and the open nature of the game meant that the crowd enjoyed much counter attack but suffered much turnover ball with it. Quins second try came before the hour when Wasps coughed up the ball in the Quins 22 following a promising attack. That allowed big wing Ugo Monye to bounce and roll out of the grasp of Van Gisbergen and motor 70 metres to the line and score with only the isolated Josh Lewsey at full back able to get anywhere near him.
Malone missed the conversion and Walder was on target with his next penalty opportunity, taking Wasps out to 29-18 ahead, but Quins were enjoying more than their fair share of possession as Wasps continued to offer up turnover ball. With ten minutes remaining. Wasps again offered Quins a lifeline when a mistake at a line out in their 22 handed back possession, and subsequently a penalty, to the visitors. Scrum half Danny Care tapped quickly, and Tom Guest was on hand to be driven over for Quins third try of the day. Malones conversion put them within touching distance at 29-25 and Wasps supporters has to endure a tense final ten minutes before celebrating an important victory.
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Ian McGeechan summed things up after the game saying:
Quins have been enjoying some good form and been playing well, and compared to them weve played only two games in the last five weeks. That was a concern for us, we were worried about being a bit ring rusty, but I thought we started well and in the end it was a good win for us.
Its a difficult time of the season for us, as we are starting with a different line up each week at the moment. That made this a massive club win for us today, and I thought some of the rugby we played today, particularly in the first half, was outstanding
We were disappointed to give away a soft try but when we had the discipline and the accuracy we looked good side. We got our points at the right time and the players responded tremendously well today, every one of them.
Club captain Lawrence Dallaglio added: The league is concertinaing, and its very tight now, so we just have to pick off the results as we go. It was a big win for us - as Geech said we were a bit rusty today and two of Quins three tries came when we were on the attack, so I think a bit more accuracy from us and would probably have avoided those fraught ten minutes at the end.


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The Villages, FLA. — Peggy Louise Huey Lough, age 82, died on Tuesday, January 22, 2013 in The Villages, Florida. A seven year resident of The Villages, she was born in Mannnington, W.Va., on June 23, 1930. She graduated from Mannington High School in 1948 and West Virginia University in 1952 with a BS Degree. She worked as a laboratory technician at Veterans Hospital in Clarksburg, W.Va. until her marriage in 1954 to Wendell J.Lough at which time she became a homemaker. The family lived in many different states of the Union, particularly Michigan and New Hampshire, as Wendell pursued his engineering profession. Peggy enjoyed many hobbies including bocce ball, golf, cooking, collecting recipes, and traveling. Peggy was preceded in death by her parents, Lona and Claude B. Huey. She is survived by her husband of 59 years, Wendell; their sons, Michael (Joan), Alan(Leah), Brian(Kirstin); and daughter, Carol Sue Green (Josh); grandchildren, Jennifer, Philip, Benjamin, Briar; and sister, Sally Hess.
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Alberta (Canada)
3.48/5 rDev +5.5%
This beer is pretty good. It's an easy drinker and I found it a little odd but good that they add wheat to the mash - I guess it's the reason it pours seemingly heavier than your average pale ale. It smells of floral hops and caramel, and I also pick up a touch of the grain there too. Nice head retention and lacing throughout, and overall I quite like it. With all these guys have been through: a greedy landlord tripling their rent, a move to an industrial park in St. Albert and a bit of a re-branding, it's nice to see they're still sticking to their roots and making a craft beer people can agree on. Pour this for anyone who is looking for something different but drinkable, and add a plate of 'chos with extra jalapenos and cheese.
01-10-2013 17:05:38 | More by zachloveshisbeer
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev -9.1%
11-06-2012 15:28:03 | More by cfalovo97
South Dakota
3.8/5 rDev +15.2%
Lunch Pail Ale pours a golden color, with a small lacing head. The smell is light and sweet. There is a nice hoppy flavor, that blends very nicely with a dry and sweet wheat flavor. Good lasting taste. Overall a nice pale wheat ale, very enjoyable, worth a try.
06-05-2012 01:27:19 | More by vette2006c5r
Alberta (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +6.1%
04-19-2012 03:01:56 | More by ScottWestmaas
2.35/5 rDev -28.8%
This beer seems to have a bad lingering aftertaste. I tried it with a meal, with bar food, with no food, but none seemed to make it taste better (unless you could "more"). I also tried it warm, cold, it didn't make a difference. It's just not for me.
03-26-2012 09:37:06 | More by Maxrelax
British Columbia (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -1.5%
Bought a six pack of bottles in Grande Prairie.
What little head there is is white and creamy. The body is slightly cloudy with a shiny gold colour. The aroma has wheat, yeast, and dough. I also detect hints of apple (or baked apple?). The wheat and yeast follow through on the taste. There is also a delicious hops there. I find it has a medium body but kind of thin and watery. More carbonation would have been nice.
Overall, it is a nice beer but meh. I reviewed one other american pale wheat ale (by R & B Brewing) which I thought was presented well but didn't care for the taste. This one, by contrast, I didn't care for the presentation but the taste was alright.
03-22-2012 02:03:12 | More by maclean25
Alberta (Canada)
3/5 rDev -9.1%
02-01-2012 22:44:06 | More by goalie35
Alberta (Canada)
2/5 rDev -39.4%
11-30-2011 04:44:48 | More by jmdr
Alberta (Canada)
3.35/5 rDev +1.5%
341ml bottle poured into pint glass feb8 2010
A clear golden body with zero head after an angry pour, looks fairly flat and just a slight haze
S caramel with a hint of floral hops
T tastes like I'm drinking caramel, I get nothing else yet somehow I kinda like it
M fairly thick for the color and plenty of carbonation much to my surprise
D basic but I do like caramel, it went down pretty quick but I`d get board trying to down a 6er
not very complex but a drinkable brew
02-10-2011 05:19:47 | More by wordemupg
Alberta (Canada)
3.38/5 rDev +2.4%
Golden brown appearance with bubbly head that disappears quickly. Smell is mostly caramel with grassy hops, slightly floral.
Taste is malty and sweet, picked up some caramel, toffee, grass and citrus as well. Medium-heavy bodied with moderate carbonation. Aftertaste is malty and bitter.
Overall, not a bad beer. A bit more malty and thicker then typical English Pale Ales. Worth a try but can't see myself drinking it all night.
01-21-2011 22:50:46 | More by CrazyMike
Ontario (Canada)
3.63/5 rDev +10%
Poured into a pint glass. One finger bubbly head which soon diminished to a ring. A clear, slightly dirty reddish gold.
Smells of sweet grassy malts. Some toffee. Malt tastes dominate at first. Overall taste is on the mild side. Citrus. Long lingering but mild hop finish. Pretty nice and balanced overall.
Light body and moderate carbonation. Very sessionable, given the mild and refreshing qualities. A pretty good pale ale.
11-11-2010 04:37:17 | More by scott451
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +13.6%
Seen this on a number of occasions, but typically overlooked. My fellow BA suggested it was worth a try...
A - Pours a clear golden colour with a copper hue, thumb of light bubbly head, which dissipates to small islands with a nice amount of lacing.
S - Scent is rather mild, but grassy malts, wheat with a bit of a sweet and spicy toffee finish.
T - The sweet toffee malts are quite tasty, bit of a bitter hop is also noticeable on the finish.
M - This one goes down smooth. Bubbles nicely on the tongue, but the carbonation is quite light going down, making for a nice balance. Not overly dry, which is nice, given the slightly bitter finish.
D - Rather surprised by this one. I've seen it several times, but it doesn't have the curb appeal that some of the competition has. Overall, quite pleased by it. Light and easily sessionable but the flavours pack a nice punch. Not the 'average' selection I would've otherwise expected, and would recommend it to anyone looking for a tasty ale which won't overwhelm the taste buds.
07-23-2010 02:54:06 | More by andrenaline
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev +21.2%
A - poured a just slightly cloudy light bronze, one finger of white head that dissipated into patches with a nice lace ring
S - interesting .... i smell biscuity & caramel malts, along with a very nice floral hop aroma, and also a little banana melon hint
T - the overriding taste I get is sweet caramel or molasses and floral hop mix, the hops are more subtle than I thought but in a good way, there is a little spiciness to it, and the bread biscuit malt flavour lingers
M - a nice kick of carbonation and gentle hop bitterness and spiciness on the start, finishing with a smooth caramel & bread warmth that coats the back of the taste buds
D - i love the mix of flavours, and the hop and malt mix gives it a great feel that makes this very drinkable overall. With the moniker 'Lunch Pail' and the cartoon working man I was expecting either a very plain guzzler or a very strong harsh beer, but this is a very quality brew.
07-11-2010 03:41:28 | More by joemcgrath27
Alberta (Canada)
3.78/5 rDev +14.5%
It pours slightly hazy and golden in colour, with a very thin white head. No lace, barely any head. Ah well.
Slightly sweet and bready malts mix with some floral but restrained hoppiness, in both aroma and flavour. It's a nice easy drinking beer. There is a slight twist of bitterness to finish, keeping it from becoming cloying.
I'm not sure that I'll be buying this all the time, but I'll happily finish the six bottles I do have.
06-18-2010 03:56:27 | More by Garin
Alberta (Canada)
3.2/5 rDev -3%
A slight but enjoyable little ale from a newish local brewery.
Cute cartoon label. Smell is woody and slightly earthy. Tastes mostly malty, with a bread centre and a lightly hoppy finish. Smooth and easy to drink, with a curious off-centre flavour note (very difficult to pinpoint, and not 100% pleasant) that makes it an interesting brew and not just another simple stab at a middle-of-the-road pale ale. A nice light summery brew that hints at the potential for this brewer to do excellent things.
04-18-2009 04:32:13 | More by stagger
Alberta (Canada)
3.63/5 rDev +10%
The newspaper cartoon references on the label predate my time in this city, but I can still appreciate the tongue in cheek working-man qualities that Amber's is trying to get across here...
This beer pours a slightly hazy pale golden amber colour, with a single fat finger of broadly foamy white head. The smell is grainy, bready malt, a bit of vanilla, mild citrus, and soft leafy hops. The taste is sweet biscuity malt, a subtle tangy fruitiness, and mild earth, floral hops. The carbonation is on the average to low side, the body just shy of medium weight, and a bit too zingy to qualify as blue-ribbon smooth. It finishes slightly off dry - grain, fruit, and noble hops doing well to work together for our enjoyment.
A fairly competent and tasty (New World) session beer, well qualified to be heartily pounded back after a hard week in the mine, mill, factory, bridgework, or...cubicle. Also an enjoyable find, if you can, on tap around Bub's home town.
01-31-2009 21:17:33 | More by biboergosum
Alberta (Canada)
2.78/5 rDev -15.8%
I too remember super Blue-collared hero Bub from my youth.
Tries to fit the appearance of a true EPA in that it's a nice toasty brown color, clear, with a decent head and attempts @ lacing.
Aroma is interesting. Can certainly detect the brew-pub malt and slightly floral hops that try to bring the malt into balance.
Taste-wise...hmmmm. Certainly better than their neighbors to the south in Calmar. Sweet roasted malt and an attempt @ hopping that doesn't intrude, but doesn't really balance properly either. Carbonation and feel seem to be in the ballpark, no home run here mouthfeel-wise, but certainly not a foul tip either.
@ the brewery or in a pub that has it on tap...I would certainly try it fresh, etc. Otherwise it is just a step up from Griz Pale Ale from Fernie or Roughneck from Calmar. @ $14 per sixer I will stick to Tree's Cut Throat or Full Moon's offerings before I try this one out of a bottle again.
12-27-2008 21:43:36 | More by Shadman
Ontario (Canada)
3.18/5 rDev -3.6%
12 oz bottle, big thanks to Voonder for sending my way!
Pours a slightly hazed yellow amber, thin white head forms, drops a bit of lace spotting on the glass, settles to a thin ring rather quick. Smell is sweet, sugary and grainy, some light floral, not much going on in the aroma, bit of citrusy hops. Taste is similar, sweet up front, nice caramel maltiness, some yeastiness, weak like the aroma, light maltiness, not much going on. Mouthfeel is light bodied with medium carbonation, goes down easy. Thanks Alex!
12-11-2008 03:18:12 | More by Viggo
Alberta (Canada)
3.45/5 rDev +4.5%
Found it in Willow Park in Calgary, glad we have this stuff here in Calgary,
Pours amber colour with wery thin head which dissapeared almost immediately. Smell - malts, toasted bread, sugar, floral hops on the back. Taste is rich, toasty, malty. It has some sweetness and nice kinda hoppy aftertaste. really interesting and complex. Mouthfeel -Smooth almost creamy, very balanced, slightly flat. Really good session beer, goes down pretty good. I'd like to taste more hops in there, but it still a good brew. I'll have more after I try every single beer from this brewery:)
11-20-2008 06:20:10 | More by Voonder
Alberta (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev +8.5%
I don't think there's a beer out there that represents Edmonton better than this stuff. The Bub from the name is Bub Slug, Edmonton's waterfall maintainence man, referring to the waterfall that exists on our high level bridge spanning the North Saskatchewan River. And those of us over 30 will remember the Bub Slug comic strips from the Saturday Edmonton Journal comics, now living on in the daily strip Betty in the Sun.
Slightly hazed amber in appearance, thin splash of white head that settles fairly quickly.
Layers of malt on the nose, toasted, biscuity, some crystal malt, accompanied by grassy, floral, herbal hops.
Flavour is a bit thin, the malt and hops work well, but don't come across as robust as they do in the aroma. This pale ale leans more to the maltier side, the hops simply a pleasant compliment upon the finish. Naw, I take that back, the hops do seem to represent quite well as this warms, certainly holding their own and balancing it all out nicely. Still, the flavour profile overall seems muted.
Mouthfeel is actually quite light, geared more towards a session/lawnmower beer.
Pretty quenching, and with more character than most easy-drinking pale ales, which I'm assuming this was geared towards. A more sophisticated offering for the blue collar Beer O'Clock crowd, of which I am now one of, and well, Edmonton is a blue collar city, and Bub Slug represents that well. Nothing like that first quenching beer after a hot day spent in coveralls under a bunch of oilpatch machinery or on top of the High Level Bridge making sure the waterfall still gushes at will.
07-20-2008 18:38:25 | More by IronDjinn
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We boarded Triumph on 2/2/13 and were excited to see our first aft balcony cabin #8435. This cabin was the highlight of our cruise. The balcony was extra large and had 4 chairs and 2 tables. Being above the wake of the ship was awesome.
We had been to Progreso before but had gone to Chichen Itza which is a great excursion. This time we decided to explore the town. We took the double-decker bus tour which was interesting but returned to the ship when it was over as we had no desire to walk around town.
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Of the many unanswered questions about the attacks of September 11, one of the most important is: Why were none of the four planes intercepted? A rough answer is that the failure of the US air defenses can be traced to a number of factors and people. There were policy changes, facility changes, and personnel changes that had recently been made, and there were highly coincidental military exercises that were occurring on that day. But some of the most startling facts about the air defense failures have to do with the utter failure of communications between the agencies responsible for protecting the nation. At the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), two people stood out in this failed chain of communications. One was a lawyer on his first day at the job, and another was a Special Operations Commander who was never held responsible for his critical role, or even questioned about it.
The 9/11 Commission wrote in its report that — "On 9/11, the defense of U.S. airspace depended on close interaction between two federal agencies: the FAA and the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD)."[1]
According to the Commission, this interaction began with air traffic controllers (ATCs) at the relevant regional FAA control centers, which on 9/11 included Boston, New York, Cleveland, and Indianapolis. In the event of a hijacking, these ATCs were expected to "notify their supervisors, who in turn would inform management all the way up to FAA headquarters. Headquarters had a hijack coordinator, who was the director of the FAA Office of Civil Aviation Security or his or her designate.…Continue reading
911Truth.org urges nationwide response to United 93 (a.k.a. The Official Film of the Official Story)
911Truth.org is announcing a nationwide campaign to distribute flyers to the audience attending United 93, which opens at theaters across the country on Friday, April 28th. In New York City, friends of 9/11 truth received local television news coverage after conducting a visibility action Tuesday night at the movie's Tribeca Film Festival premiere. We encourage our readers to continue this campaign throughout the nation.
Many people have objected to the release of this movie because it commercializes September 11th. Still, the desire to see it may simply express a fundamental need to understand forces that profoundly affect our lives. The real problem lies in a screenplay borrowed directly from the dubious claims of the US government and its official "9/11 Commission." In its shameless casting of FAA executive Ben Sliney as himself, United 93 provides a Hollywood platform to a salaried spokesperson for the government.
Still, to merely reject United 93 and its version of what happened on Flight 93 is to miss an important opportunity. Those attending this film likely have a deep interest in the issues of 9/11. We urge 9/11 truth activists to respond creatively, by encouraging United 93 audiences to attend alternative events (such as, to take one example, the May 8th New York town hall meeting in Tribeca, which is designed as a direct response to United 93). Accordingly, we have designed… Continue reading
Dear Secretary Mineta
On May 23, 2003 you testified before the 9/11 Commission in public hearing as to your experience on the morning of 9/11/01. During your testimony you stated that you arrived at the Presidential Emergency Operations Center (PEOC) underneath the East Wing of the White House "at about 9:20 a.m.", at which time Vice President Richard Cheney and other staff was already present in the center, with Mr. Cheney clearly in command. You also state in your testimony that you had believed based on a conversation that took place between Mr. Cheney and an unnamed "young man" that a shoot down order had been given by the Vice President prior to your arrival, because, in your words…
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"There was a young man who had come in and said to the vice president, "The plane is 50 miles out. The plane is 30 miles out." And when it got down to, "The plane is 10 miles out, "the young man also said to the vice president, "Do the orders still stand?" And the vice president turned and whipped his neck around and said, "Of course the orders still stand.
Sunday, August 1, 2004
By Nicholas Levis
Mark Dayton has become the first U.S. senator to challenge the rush to consensus that "The 9/11 Commission Report" settles the open questions of Sept. 11, 2001.
In hearings last Friday, Sen. Dayton (D-MN) raised an obvious point: if the timeline of air defense response as promoted in the Kean Commission's best-selling book is correct, then the timeline presented repeatedly by NORAD during the last two years was completely wrong. Yet now no one at NORAD is willing to comment on their own timeline!
When the official story of 9/11 can be changed repeatedly without anyone ever being held accountable, we have no right to ever again expect honest government. Please read the following story and do your part to support Sen. Dayton for highlighting the contradiction, and to encourage the media to follow up.
(See Transcript of Sen. Dayton's remarks of July 31.)
Background: Evolution of the Official Story
From the beginning, the 9/11 investigations, official and alternative, have been about timelines: what happened, who knew and who did what, when, where and how.
Written by the government's Kean Commission, the just-published "9/11 Commission Report" presents a timeline of air defense response that differs radically from all of the previous official stories.
Since Sept. 11 government representatives have in fact promoted a series of mutually contradictory narratives of how the nation's air defenses responded to the unfolding attacks. Various chronologies were presented at different times by the high military command, the North American Air Defense command (NORAD), the Federal Aviation Administration, and now the Kean Commission.…Continue reading


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Despite reports earlier Tuesday evening out of Minnesota that Kevin Love and the Timberwolves have agreed to a four-year extension worth $62 million, ESPN's Marc Stein reports that a deal has not actually been struck:
Two sources close to process tell ESPN com that Kevin Love has NOT yet agreed to contract extension and that talks are still "ongoing"— Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) January 25, 2012
Wolves have been unwilling to budge from four-year, $62M offer to Love, who's eligible for same five-year, $80M deal Westbrook got from OKC— Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) January 25, 2012
Adding to the confusion, Love tweeted a cryptic response that seemed to shoot down reports of a completed deal:
If you read it on the Internet it must be true right? #sarcasm— Kevin Love (@kevinlove) January 25, 2012
So for now, it seems we're back to where we started: no deal, yet, but they might be close, unless they're not. Got it?
The current CBA allows each team to use a one-time only "designated player" tag on a player to extends his rookie contract by five years. The Wolves apparently want to hold onto that tag to keep their options open down the road. If they don't bend, Love can either accept a four-deal or become a restricted free agent next year. We'll find out who blinks first by the NBA's deadline at midnight (ET) Wednesday evening.


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By Debbie
from Devon
After ordering this ring as a showstopper in late December, I opened the box to see one white topaz stone missing. Immediately repackaging the ring and sending back for another, I waited 2 weeks for a new one. It was beautiful.....however after only 4 wearings, and just 3 days after throwing away the return postage/bag, a white topaz stone is missing. Quality control issue? First return for missing stone I can understand, but a second time???
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By cheryl
from Bathurst, N.B.
they were beautiful and got ausome service from this company because the size was not correct and they exchanged them for me at no cost. will see if the xmas gift is liked at xmastks
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
love this ring so much
By Babygirl
from Ontario
Just wanted to say I am very happy, I love this ring got it feb. 14 very pretty
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Loved it, but now stones are missing
By Rebecca
from Oshawa, Ontario
I loved this ring (smoky topaz) when I got it (Dec. 31/13). However, after only wearing it six times, for evenings only, it's now missing two stones - one around the halo and one on the sides. Very disappointed, especially since now it's past the 30 days for a return.
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By Showstopper
from Toronto
Chose the blue topaz, to go with the matching earrings, bought as a Showstopper. I got to see two samples of this ring since I ordered it too large so exchanged for the next size (which was still on large size- will keep as fingers will be bigger in warmer weather). The first ring was absolutely fine, no quality issues, though the open back on the ring means skintone can be seen through centre of stone...the blue topaz is very pale and delicate. The second ring had a number of white topaz that were crooked. I decided to keep since I really had to search for the defects...don't think others would notice but does keep me from recommending to others.
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I like it.
By shopaholic
from Bowmanville, Ontario
Ordered this ring in the smokey quartz and am quite pleased with the quality and the sparkle. The ring is large enough to be noticed but not gaudy. True, the white topaz don't sparkle like diamonds but... they are not diamonds. For what they are, they are pretty. The smokey quartz was nice and clear.
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By Judith
from Kanata Ontario
This ring is so beautiful had so many comments on it. Also it is just the right size not to huge on your hand. Love this ring, thanks again to the TSC for bringing such nice jewelry to the show.
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By Trish
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I received the ring in good time and the packaging was good, I opened it and liked what I saw. It is a very comfortable ring to wear. It was a lovely look. It is a great value and I receive a lot of comments about how beautiful it is. For me, it passes two tests...I love it and was very happy that I bought it AND....others comment on it's beauty.Thanks Shopping Channel....you have done it again! :)
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I found the citrine to be dull and lifeless. The silver was thin so for those reasons I sent it back.
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Bought this in Amethyst for my daughter's birthday in February. It is all I expected it to be. It is just beautiful! I am sure she will love it.


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Magdaleno signs with Midland
The sixth member off of Scottsbluff's unbeaten regular season football team has signed a letter-of-intent to play college football.
Linebacker and running back Tim Magdaleno is headed to Midland University in Fremont to play for second year head coach Josh Gehring.
"I looked at both Chadron and Midland," Magdaleno said at a news conference at SHS Tuesday afternoon. "In fact Chadron talked to me first but after I visited Midland I felt that is where I wanted to be."
Magdaleno has been recruited as a running back. But his high school coach Joe Benson says he can be successful at many positions.
"He is a versatile player," Benson said. "I can see him playing inside our outside linebacker, or he can be an H-back or fullback."
Benson added that Magdaleno was the player that got things going for the Bearcats last season. "He was a good nasty type of player," the coach said. "He got everybody fired-up. He was a good leader for us."
Magdaleno said academics was a big reason he chose Midland. He plans on majoring in business.
He joins Jon Maag and Luke Worden, who both signed with South Dakota, and Randy Wentz, Ty Dunkel and Matt Klein who all inked with Chadron, as Bearcat football signees.
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They said the city is narrowing an already narrow road, and not taking the drainage issues into account.
Residents said they've made several attempts to speak with city council members months before construction started, but they were blown off.
Now, they're doing everything they can to halt the construction.
"They're going to cut our streets smaller than what they're supposed to be. This is the size of an alley. It should have been 22 feet in width. It's 18 feet in width. They put the sidewalks on the wrong side of the road. It should have been on the other side. The businesses can't even park," said Gulfport resident Sandra Wyche.
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I was wondering if anyone had an idea of it's value. It's not necessarily something that I would keep and frame and it will never fit me to wear so I was thinking about about putting it on eBay or finding a collector to sell it to but I don't want to get taken.
As someone who is interested in baseball jersey's etc, I can see that it's in excellent condition. The colors are true (the white color is white, for instance) and the Umbro logo is intact.
If anyone's got any advice or information, I'd appreciate it.
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'The Amazing Spider-Man's' Emma Stone talks sequel plans
Will Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone reunite on the big screen after the release of their new movie, "The Amazing Spider-Man"?
"We're going to make another Spider-Man I think!" Stone comments to Zap2It at the red carpet premiere in Los Angeles on Thursday (June 28), dressed in a knee-length Chanel dress and heels.
Though nothing official has been confirmed, the Hollywood Reporter reported Wednesday (June 27) that Sony was, indeed, planning a sequel to the movie, and Garfield has also expressed interest in participating in the reprise.
Both actors were out to promote their current project, which hits theaters July 3, along with co-stars Sally Field, Martin Sheen and Rhys Ifans.
Stone said she was particularly impressed with the 3-D technology used to create the blockbuster.
"It's unbelievable, no matter where you look, Spider-Man is there," says the 23-year-old, a lifelong fan of superhero movies. "That whole fight sequence at the end is stunning. It's just beautiful to see New York City in that way."
According to director Marc Webb, one of the many unique elements to the new edition of the comic story is a focus on Stone's character, Gwen Stacy.
"There's a lot of Spider-Man mythology that hasn't been explored," observes the director. "The Gwen Stacy saga is [one of] the most famous, controversial things in comics. Then there's the Lizard, which is a wonderful adversary and I like the idea of Peter Parker standing in New York City vetting him."
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You were BORN, Rudi?? All this time, I thought you hatched! Have a happy one Ed
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May the Lord give you a blessed day, brother!! Think back to His goodness and grace upon your 59 years and enjoy the day!!
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Happy Birthday Rudi....
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Placement Counselor Interview (Neutral Experience; Easy Interview)
I applied through a recruiter and the process took 3 days - interviewed at Stride & Associates in December 2009.
Interview Details They did not really ask me anything about my education, experience or any other aspects of my qualifications. They spent most of the interview describing the job and asking me if I minded certain parts of the job. Some of the questions:
Do you mind spending most of your day on the phone?
Do you mind working after hours?
Do you mind getting out of your comfort zone?
Do you mind a sales job?
Interview Questions
- Do you mind spending more than 50 hours a week in the office? View Answer
- Do you mind spending most of your day on the phone? View Answer


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Five Green Bay players were named to the Pro Football Weekly/Professional Football Writers of America All-NFC team, the highest number of selections from any team to either All-Conference team. Four of the choices are members of Dom Capers' defensive unit, which ranked second in the league in points allowed — DT B.J. Raji, OLB Clay Matthews, CB Tramon Williams and S Nick Collins. The other Packer is C Scott Wells.
The Falcons, Bears, Cowboys, Giants and Eagles each had three players named to the All-NFC team.
The biggest contributors to the All-AFC team were the Ravens, Colts, Patriots and Jets with three players each.
Tom Brady / Patriots
Running backs
Arian Foster / Texans
Jamaal Charles / Chiefs
Wide receivers
Reggie Wayne / Colts
Andre Johnson / Texans
Tight end
Antonio Gates / Chargers
Nick Mangold / Jets
Offensive guards
Kris Dielman / Chargers
Brian Waters / Chiefs
Offensive tackles
Jake Long / Dolphins
Joe Thomas / Browns
Defensive ends
Dwight Freeney / Colts
Robert Mathis / Colts
Defensive tackles
Haloti Ngata / Ravens
Vince Wilfork / Patriots
Outside linebackers
James Harrison / Steelers
Cameron Wake / Dolphins
Inside linebacker
Jerod Mayo / Patriots
Nnamdi Asomugha / Raiders
Darrelle Revis / Jets
Troy Polamalu / Steelers
Ed Reed / Ravens
Billy Cundiff / Ravens
Shane Lechler / Raiders
Kickoff returner
Brad Smith / Jets
Punt returner
Marc Mariani / Titans
Montell Owens / Jaguars
Michael Vick / Eagles
Running backs
Adrian Peterson / Vikings
Michael Turner / Falcons
Wide receivers
Roddy White / Falcons
Calvin Johnson / Lions
Tight end
Jason Witten / Cowboys
Scott Wells / Packers
Offensive guards
Chris Snee / Giants
Jahri Evans / Saints
Offensive tackles
Jordan Gross / Panthers
Jason Peters / Eagles
Defensive ends
Julius Peppers / Bears
Justin Tuck / Giants
Defensive tackles
Ndamukong Suh / Lions
B.J. Raji / Packers
Outside linebackers
Clay Matthews / Packers
DeMarcus Ware / Cowboys
Inside linebacker
Brian Urlacher / Bears
Asante Samuel / Eagles
Tramon Williams / Packers
Nick Collins / Packers
Antrel Rolle / Giants
Matt Bryant / Falcons
Mat McBriar / Cowboys
Kickoff returner
Leon Washington / Seahawks
Punt returner
Devin Hester / Bears
Eric Weems / Falcons
Pro Football Weekly's annual awards issue (dated Jan. 23) is on sale now, featuring All-NFL, All-Conference and All-Rookie teams, MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Offensive Rookie of the Year, Comeback Player of the Year, Most Improved Player of the Year, Executive of the Year and Assistant Coach of the Year — all selected by PFW editors and contributors along with members of the Professional Football Writers of America — as well as a Golden Toe Award selected by PFW editors only. The print edition also contains a preview of the draft outlook for the first four teams to make selections in April, as well as previews of the two conference championship games. The print edition is available at retail outlets around the country and also online at PFWstore.com, where you can purchase a print copy or an electronic (PDF) version.


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A Cute Wedding Gift Idea
August 3, 2011 at 6:27 pm , by Beth Roehrig
When it comes to weddings, I'm always torn: Do I go with something off the registry or cold, hard cash? Well, when a good friend of mine recently tied the knot, I was stuck. Literally everything on their registry had already been snapped up. So…what to do? Sure, most newlyweds probably can use the cash more than that mixing bowl set on their registry. But handing over a card with a check inside just felt so impersonal. So I decided to make them a personal gift to give along with the check. I had seen an idea I liked over on one of my favorite blogs, Young House Love, that I was excited to try. Sherry and her husband John covered an entire hallway in their home with framed, art, pictures, and other various items. They have a ton of great ideas on their walls—you should go read all about it here. Anyway, as you can see above, they framed a calendar page and circled the date of their wedding with a heart. So adorable!
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