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Stream mp3 but block direct download
Hi, I have searched but not yet come across any real solution...I've got a page on one of my sites where I'd like to sell some of my own music via mp3 download. The download part is just fine and there's no problem with actually selling the files. But since they're music files, I really wanted to have a streaming version available so that people can hear the song before they buy it.
Unfortunately, I can't figure out how to offer a preview without allowing folks to just view the source code, follow the link directly to the file and download it from there. Locking/password protecting the directory doesn't work, since people are then prompted for login info when they click the play button.
It seems like a contradiction so maybe it's just not doable, but is there a way to allow the link to be used on the site (ie. call up the URL to play there on the page) but not allow it to be downloaded if someone tries to access the full path in their own browser? Or is there a way to mask the link being used? I've seen this question around a lot but I haven't seen a useable answer yet. The alternative would be to upload a short clip of the song for preview purposes but that's quite a bit of extra work and I was hoping to allow visitors to hear the whole song online if they wanted to.
Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Most online music download shops I'm familiar with have a preview clip that doesn't include the entire track, and is also encoded at a fairly low bitrate so the quality is compromised to a certain extent. You can automate batch conversion of full quality clips to preview clips using ffmpeg or sox or similar utility.
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Another solution is to add a "watermark" (as Envato does) so, every [x] seconds add over the original sound a voice like "Copyrighted by rsny".
This will make the sound unusable.
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On Saturday 15th May 2010 at 11: 00 am
From GREAT PORTLAND RAIL STATION to
A TIME TO STAND – bring your flag and adorn your favourite Kenyan t – shirt
Martin Luther said "when it is darkest that is the best time to see the stars" Kenya has made extra ordinary steps politically and socially since the celebrated NARC party romped home to a political photo finish by routing out KANU's 24 year hold on power.
But today the country is more segmented than ever and the disillusionment is obvious this is mainly caused by the various corruption scandals that have rocked the current coalition government elected on the platform of zero tolerance to corruption and impunity in public office among others. The corruption dragon has come to hound us in the Diaspora.
Here in London we have unveiled the following among other very damaging misuse of your tax money
1. On 20 November 2008 a company in London was contracted by the Kenya High Commission to re-carpet the Embassy at a cost £88,800 (Ksh 10,656,000). Advance deposit payment to contractor being 70% of the total costs of £62,160 (7,459,200 Kshs) was to be paid. Funds were allocated under the development votes of (Kshs 13million) to cater for this refurbishment, and the work was to commence on 1 December 2008 under the terms of the signed contract between the parties. However, the work was not done. The whereabouts of these funds are unclear.
2. Similarly, another UK Company was given a contract for roofing of the High Commissioner's residence building in London having submitted an original quote of £97,850 +VAT (11,742,000) and the contracted work waseventually agreed at a cost of £63,912.43 (Ksh 7,669,491.60) – Funds were made available but the contracted work was not undertaken. The whereabouts of these funds are similarly unclear.
3. On the 1st of May 2007, an official at the London Mission unilaterally used Kenya tax payers' funds to give out a personal interest free loan of £20,000 (Ksh2, 400,000) to a member of staff. This goes against the laid down Procurement procedures and Section 31 of Act 5 2004 Government Financial Management (see link). No official has ever commented on this irregularity or any action taken against the interested officers.
4. Currently at the Manchester High Court is a suit brought against the Embassy for breach of contract. The amount originally contested was about £14,000 (Ksh 1,600,000). However currently the total cost of the suitavailable at the Manchester Court files is over £190,000 (Ksh 23,000,000) and keeps rising astronomically at a rate of Ksh 240,000 per day. Due to interest the amount sought is now over £500,000 (Ksh 60,000,000).
Read more at http://www.komanews.org
Kenyans who can make it are invited for a time of protest to compel the mission to conduct an urgent audit and ask for government to act decisively in the bludgeoning corruption cases that have gripped the foreign ministry.
Meeting time: 11:00 am at GREAT PORTLAND STATION in London. Followed by a protest march to the Kenya London mission on great 45 Portland road where we will give our petition or pin it on the embassy door.
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Having moved to Michigan over a year ago, we have finally settled into the local beer scene, and Holiday Market is a big part of what makes us feel at home.
The beer section of the store is located towards the back of what is otherwise a well-kept, modern grocery store. It is not your standard chain, and tends to offer higher quality product, of both the packaged and prepared varieties. Regardless, we are here to talk about the beer, right?! So you walk to the back of the store and you arrive at the beer aisle. All of the beer can be found within this one aisle. The left side is an open cooler that runs about halfway up the aisle, and contains your typical "racks" of BMC. Opposite that is stacked wire shelving housing the craft. There are additional displays flanking and in front of this that typically advertise any new seasonal or special releases. Otherwise the majority of the beer is arranged and categorized by brewery and by region. You have all of your Stone, Bruery, and west coast swill together, while the Michigan locals hang out together, and so on. At the far end of the aisle are two singles racks, with a mirrored selection of bottles and cans, of what is available in packs of four and up. They also provide empty six pack boxes, should you need them. It is always tidy, and the bottles and cans remain dust free.
The selection and quality of beer are both excellent, and really second to none that we've been able to find in the area, including when you compare on price. You can find beers from coast to coast, and from numerous other countries around the world, with obvious predilection to the heavy hitting nations like Germany and Belgium. Even amongst local Michigan beer they seem to have a much larger and fresher selection than any other local stores. If there is a release you are anticipating then you can usually find it here. For the special, insanely limited releases they have a system of scheduling the release at a certain time on a certain day, and they often try to make it as fair as possible, taking people's work schedules and such into consideration.
The real prize of this store is the staff, as many have echoed down below. The manager is extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and pleasant to chat with. He is always on top of special releases, and continually tries to expand the selection and see what new breweries can be pulled into the local market. They keep their facebook page updated to the minute, and are great about keeping us beer geeks informed.
Overall, Holiday has become our home base, go-to store when it comes to beer. We are continually surprised with the level of commitment and passion that goes into how they run and maintain their beer selection. We have never been displeased with a purchase, and have really never had a negative exchange or experience while visiting. We highly recommend this store if you're just passing through looking for a nice cross section of Michigan craft, or if call southeast Michigan your home, and want to keep up with all that is coming and going locally.
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I like to come to Holiday Market, the staff is incredibly knowledgeable. Like other places though, the stock of what I hoped to find by traveling there was alos out of stock. I came looking for a number of beers that I hoped to find (Linenkugel Big Eddy Russian Imperial Stout, Dogfish Head 120 Min IPA, and Stone-Chipotle Porter), and they were out of stock on each one. What I did find was acceptable. I would continue to go here to find rare beers.
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Nothing But Navy opened yesterday and it's bloody great. I'm a huge fan of navy and so I'm like a pig in poo.
Plenty of lovely stuff to buy including Fine Little Day chopping boards, Falcon enamelware and some limited edition stuff I've made. My Watercolour cushion (pictured), Watercolour ceramics and Tiny Planters, which you can see more of over here.
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I've organised a design pop-up for Christmas shopping wusses like me who can't face the high street, and well have better taste than that too!
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Beyoncé and André 3000's Amy Winehouse Cover Is Here
"Back to Black," reimagined Gatsby-style.
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"Back to Black," reimagined Gatsby-style.
"I don't think she brings anything to it."
"Back to Black." Whoa.
Death by misadventure.
On January 8.
That looks like a cherry martini, but okay.
Another excuse to stay indoors.
"At least" one more.
Nas is still spitting, Amy's voice is still sorely missed.
At same school where Amy herself studied voice as a girl.
With an intro from Nas.
It was filmed in Ireland for a documentary.
A brief roundup of ten troublingly topical offerings.
Check out Lioness: Hidden Treasures.
The third in a line of four cuts off Amy Winehouse's posthumous upcoming album.
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Hear "Like Smoke."
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It's been ruled a "Death by Misadventure."
It'll be out sometime in summer 2012.
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Withdrawal induced.
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This album is quite simply a classic. It is one of the most beautiful, artistic, dark albums ever created and this is why it is such a masterpiece. The sheer class of this album carries an aura of blasphemous, but quality, music.
The only downfall, which is a typical criticism thrown at the band, is King Diamond lyrics and vocals. The falsetto vocals while not my scene, are bearable, but I would be lying if I said they didn't take away from the album. Then theres the lyrics. I don't care that they're evil. It's just they're quite ridiculous, simplistic, innane. The vocabulary is stupid.
Nonetheless, when one gets past that (which is not that hard to do), one will realise this album is one of the most perfect, understated albums ever. Hank Shermann is definitly amongst the best musicians to come out of the metal genre. His songwriting is the work of a genius. No lies.
Turning attention to the actual songs now…the only let down's are Welcome Princess of Hell, and (to a lesser degree), To One Far Away. All the others are absolute gems. My personal favourite is Nightmare. I can't believe I never hear anyone rave about that song. It's amazing.
Anyway, DO NOT HESITATE TO GET THIS! A metal collection without this is simply less of a thing. Only a fool would sideline this. This is heavy metal/thrash at it's poetic best.


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Packers Cornerback Ahmad Carroll Arrested
Packers cornerback Carroll arrested in dispute with police
February 18, 2006
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) -- Green Bay Packers cornerback Ahmad Carroll was arrested after allegedly arguing with a police officer in a Fayetteville bar.
Carroll, 22, was charged Friday with third-degree assault on a police officer, disorderly conduct and refusal to submit to arrest, Washington County sheriff's Sgt. Donna Smith said. He was released from the sheriff's custody on $1,550 bond.
Each of the misdemeanors is punishable by up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. Carroll, who played at Arkansas, is scheduled to appear in Fayetteville District Court on March 10.
Packers spokesman Jeff Blumb had no comment.
Police were sent to question Carroll and former Arkansas teammate Dedrick Poole after a bouncer at a bar said he had gotten into an argument with the two men.
After an officer found them at another bar, he asked the two for a statement. Carroll yelled that he knew his rights and was leaving, police said. When Carroll began to leave, Officer Hunter Carnahan put his hand up to stop him. Police said Carroll slapped the officer's hand.
Carnahan told Carroll to put his hands behind his back, but Carroll refused, police said. The officer then pulled out an electric stun device and told Carroll he would use it if Carroll didn't put his hands behind his back.
Carroll started all but one game for the Packers last season, with 40 tackles and two interceptions.
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The Bear Canyon Open Air Market is hosting its fifth annual Easter egg hunt from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the northwest corner of East Tanque Verde Road and East Catalina Highway.
The free event is for kids of all ages and will include live music, kids' games, prizes and food for sale.
There will be alpacas for kids and adults to pet. Last year 600 eggs were given out.
For more information, call 982-2645.
April 6 golf tourney aids Knights charities
The 11th Annual Mother Teresa Council 12696 of the Knights of Columbus Golf Tournament will be held April 6 at Forty-Niner Country Club, 12000 E. Tanque Verde Road.
There will be a shotgun start at 8 a.m., and golfers should arrive by 7:30.
The tournament is the largest single fundraising activity for the council, which is at Corpus Christi Catholic Church, 300 N. Tanque Verde Loop Road.
Entry fee is $85 per golfer. Sponsorship opportunities, including signage at the tournament, are available.
All proceeds from the tournament are used to support the council's charitable activities, which include providing community outreach and financial support to the needy, youth projects and school supplies, and helping homeless veterans and supporting the VA Hospital.
For more information or to sign up, call or Joe Scarpignato at 730-2498.
2 Good Friday events set at St. Philip's
On Good Friday, which is tomorrow, St. Philip's in the Hills Episcopal Church is offering two opportunities for people to experience the "Seven Last Words of Christ."
A liturgy is scheduled from noon to 3 p.m., which are the traditional hours of Jesus' suffering and death. St. Philip's Good Friday service takes the "Seven Last Words of Christ" format. The service is in seven segments, with each segment focusing on one of the seven statements by Jesus from the cross.
There are opportunities to arrive and depart quietly for those who cannot stay the entire three hours.
At 5:45 p.m., the church will present another "Seven Last Words of Christ" event. The Schola Cantorum, with soloists, violin duo and organ, will present "Die Sieben Worte Jesu Christi am Kreuz" by Heinrich Schutz (1585-1672). The "Seven Last Words" tells the story of the crucifixion from the point of view of three different Gospel writers, sung by soprano, alto and tenor soloists. The part of Jesus is sung by a baritone soloist, and the bass is the voice of the thief on the adjoining cross. Soloists include Larry Alexander as Jesus, soprano Sarah Spurlin, alto Anne Parker, tenor Doug Spurlin and bass Karl Yordy.
The evening's presentation will also offer moments of silence and ringing of solemn bells for reflection.
The events are free, and donations are accepted.
St. Philip's is at 4440 N. Campbell Ave. at East River Road. Parking is available in the north parking lot or under the solar covered parking structure on the east side. The office phone is 299-6421, or go to www.stphilipstucson.org for more information.
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I asked RickVa if he would write a series of posts this year on BTSC. Once before the season, and then once every four games. His ability to conceptualize the bigger picture and write compelling prose made him an obvious choice for the series of posts. Many thanks to him for his latest installment in the series. - Blitz - (Michael B.)
Some observations after completing the first quarter of the season. - RickVa
What an exciting month. Four games, each one up for grabs until the end. The Champs win two and drop two. And yes, it coulda, shoulda been 3-1, or even 4-0. Coulda been 1-3 too. There are a lot of interesting things to talk about as we move forward, but I am going to begin by talking about the Steeler Nation meltdown.
...Are you feeling blessed?
That's how I began my last major post a month ago just prior to the beginning of the season. The answer from entirely too many members of Steeler Nation has been 'Hell no'! Putting aside a very stubborn optimistic streak, I certainly acknowledge that the season has begun in a manner that has been surprising and somewhat disorienting. And while I am sure that many, if not most fans have taken developments in stride, a considerable minority have put the lie to the notion of Steelers fans being knowledgeable and sophisticated. Passionate? Absolutely. They have been pushing the panic button early, loud and often. Let's see if we can keep a few things in pespective.
It's September football. Super Bowls are rarely won or lost in September (although a 1-3 or 0-4 record would have placed us in a very uncomfortable hole. We should all be grateful we're not the Titans). The networks and journalists have to sell newspapers and beer in the early fall as well later in the year. Consequently, a week four matchup between a 3-0 and 2-1 team takes on the pretensions of being the Apocalypse. I wouldn't suggest that anyone book a hotel in south Florida for February just yet.
Two years ago the Steelers blew out of the gate but were a tired team by December and lost in the first round of the playoffs. Yes, teams like the Ravens, Colts, Giants, Broncos and Saints look terrific now; and teams like the Steelers, Patriots and Eagles appear to be stumbling. Let's see where things stand at Thanksgiving.
Most of us are fans for a reason; we are not knowledgeable enough, skilled enough or patient enough to be anything else. I live in the Washington DC area and folks down here are living a nightmare because their team has been run into the ground by a 'fan' named Daniel Snyder. Down here it's say that if they held the Super Bowl in March the Skins would win every year. This year it would have been for the acqusition of Alvin Haynesworth. Snyder runs his operation like its fantasy football. We have different issues. Many Steelers fans seem to get overly enamored with whatever boy wonder materializes in training camp in August. For a couple of years it was Harris, this year its Redman. Mendenhall's performance this week would have been impossible if the lunatic fringe had been in control. They would have run him out of town (along with the O-Line) weeks ago. We're entitled to our impatience and/or fantasies of course, but I know too many people who are having difficulty enjoying the ride because they believe that Tomlin is an "idiot" as well as the entire Steeler brain trust.
Where we stand. On one hand we are one game off pace of where we were last year at this time.The worse part is that the loss to Cincinnati put us into a chase position as far as the division title is concerned. It also opened the door for the Bengals to be players in division affairs for the first time in several years. And from what we saw this weekend, while they probably won't be in the running for the title, the Browns are in position to be a nuisance. We can control our own destiny, but games such as this week's matchup between the Ravens and Bengals will go a long way in determining how difficult that task will be. One the other hand we are playing much better than we were a year ago. The difference in the offense is night and day. Remember in the fourth game last year vs the Ravens the offense was being mercilessly booed because they couldn't generate drives, or even first downs. In fact, there are some interesting parallels as to how that game and this year's game against the Bengals played out. While there have been some bumps in the road with special teams, specifically Jeff Reed's inconsistent performance, it is hardly in the same category as the cringe inducing activities of last year's crew. Defense has been a bit disappointing compared to last year, but this is all relative. They are not playing badly, but not nearly as dominant as we have come to expect. Of course, this begs the question: if the Steelers are playing so much better why the inferior results? Let me give this a shot.
Super Bowl hangover? Nah, I don't think so. It's true that in some respects the team isn't as sharp as it probably could be or will be, but this is by and large a good thing. The one thing nobody wants is a team that peaks too early. There have been some errors by some of the younger and less experienced players. But it wouldn't be wise to make too much of this. Frankly, the difference between being 2-2 and 4-0 probably boils down to two plays that were not made. The difference, I think, is that teams are trying beat us at our own game. The Bears and Bengals managed to succeed. What do I mean by "our own game"? I believe that as fans we underestimate the extent that championship teams are the subject of intense scrutiny. How did they do it? Careers and millions of dollars hang in the balance. What did the league learn from the Steelers this past year? Tomlin stated it straight up at the trophy ceremony in Tampa; "Steelers football is sixty minutes. It isn't pretty, forget about style points." The Bears and the Bengals beat us essentially in the same manner that we beat the Ravens (twice), Chargers, Cowboys, Jaguars and took the Colts, Eagles and Giants to the brink. Sixty minutes of perseverance. Stay close and then sprint to the finish line. Winning ugly is still winning. Add the fact that in many respects the Steelers play their best ball from behind. This year we have been jumping out to strong early leads. We are more psychologically suited when we are playing under duress or threat. It's hard not to let up a bit when you feel that you are dominating an opponent. However, the offense showed signs that they are learning how to be ruthless and remaining focused for four quarters against the Chargers.
Defense. How did the defense go from strength tp (relative) weakness; unable to generate turnovers or shutdown other offenses late in the game? Three possibilities come to mind. Number one: Troy. I don't like this one because I hate to think that the loss of one player could be so catastrophic. But I do have to acknowledge that Troy is an exceptional player who seemed on his way to reaching a level of performance in some unknown, higher dimension when Crumpler so rudely fell on his knee. Number two: the various offensive geniuses around the league went into their labs this spring and solved LeBeau's scheme. Possible, but too simplistic for my taste. Number three, and my preference: the chess match. If I were LeBeau I wouldn't show much of anything in September, just enough of an vanilla defense that should allow the team to muddle through some wins. After Halloween I break out the 'What the Hell?' packages that no one will be able to figure out until March of next year.
Ben. As mentioned last month, Ben is, indeed, much better. He's playing with great confidence, using all available weapons and is very accurate. He's being sacked less (Thanks O-line! More about them in a moment),being hit less, intercepted less. He's currently leading the League in completion percentage. You heard it here first; with Ben at the helm this is an offense that can now regularly score in the 30s and above. Lets see what happens in another month.
O-Line. Okay, let me begin. I apologize to Willie Colon because I didn't think he was capable of being good enough to do what he's doing now. I humbly suggest that the rest of you get right with God as well. I certainly wouldn't be preparing busts for Canton, but this group is coalescing into a competent unit. Ben is getting time, the running backs are beginning to get lanes. Let me be blunt, its time to shut the Hell up about the offensive line. Particularly when you consider that players like Kemoeatu and Essex are in their second and first years as starters. They are growing very nicely.
B. A. Any problems with run/pass balance? Or with anything else? Sorry, but we're fast approaching the point where critics of Arians will appear increasingly to seem mean spirited and out of touch. His philosophy may not be your cup of tea, but it is successful.
Cary Davis. I used to be in the Cary Davis must go crowd. I just couldn't see what the team saw in the guy. I've changed my mind. I remember the AFC Championship game where Davis was responsible for knocking at least two Ravens out of the game on special teams. Then there was an interview of a number of his teammates after he was cut. Reading between the lines it seemed clear to me that players like Colon and Ben were not happy that he had been cut. As fans we tend to overestimate what we know about what goes on in the lockerroom. I don't think that Davis will ever be a significant offensive contributor to be valued by the average fan. But I am coming to the belief that he is strong leader on this team and will probably hang in on this roster for the rest of season.
Limas Mendenhall. The discussion last week was about the 2008 draft class being a bust. One poster on BTSC labeled Mendenhall "Ms. Mendy". I guess that Sunday may only be a fluke. Maybe Mendenhall is too soft, runs to high, etc., etc. Of course it is also possible that some of us are impatient idiots that don't know what we are talking about. Just sayin'. I make the point because popular opinion states that Limas Sweed should become intimately acquainted with the undercarriage of the bus. Don't get me wrong, he has made some mistakes, but writing him off is a bigger mistake than anything he's done. Ncoolong's post on 10/3/09 makes the point more eloquently, but it's not that he's dropping balls. He's making the difficult catches and dropping the easy ones. And the reason that they are easy is because he's running great patterns and achieving separation. Maybe he has some sort of mental block that he may never overcome. I'd hate to be proven wrong as he becomes an All Pro with someone else. This franchise has the advantage of not needing their young players to be great immediately; a great luxury to have. If Limas can overcome this issue, a receiving corps that includes Holmes, Miller, Sweed, Wallace and 'Ward could prove to be undefensible. McDonald is solid, but the long term upside for Sweed is undeniable.
What to look for in the second quarter. If things go well the Steelers will be off the radar for the next couple of weeks. The most likely way we would make headlines is if we struggle or (God forbid!) lose to either the Lions or Browns, or (gulp) both. Don't see that happening quite frankly. October will be spent separating the players from the pretenders. Are the undefeated teams that good? Are the winless teams that bad? Pittsburgh simply won't be that interesting until we hit the Vikings. I felt we'd struggle the first month. My intuition says we beat the Vikings solidly as we contain AP and put tremendous pressure on Farve. That would put us at 5-2 going into the Bye. And then all Hell breaks loose in November.


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Female privilege is getting to claim a headache to avoid sex.
Female oppression is having to claim physical illness to avoid sex because men won't take a simple fucking "no" for an answer.
Female oppression is men being so entitled that they think being denied sex is oppressive.
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Ew, Keane covered 'The River'. Take your shit music and your shit singing and writing elsewhere because it is not welcome in Bruceland.
shit singing…
"ew keane", the worst start of a sentence, EVER.
don't tag your hate you potato
U mad?
Seriously, deal with the fact people have DIFFERENT OPINIONS.
Half of you are acting like you're a fucking terrorist if you hate her hair? The other half are calling her ugly and acting as if she's shot a baby.
She obviously likes it and/or has done it for a reason ie. August. Personally, I love her with long hair. So I was shocked, and gutted. But it will GROW BACK. She is not UGLY.
You're not any better than anyone or as I read it so obnoxiously put "a real Streeper" if you claim to love her hair. It's called an OPINION and everyone is entitled to one. You're a fucking asshole if you think you can't love her and not like something she does. In fact, it makes you a huge deluded fucking asshole if you can't do that.
I hate this fandom more than anything. I really do. There are literally 10 Streepers out of the 100,000s of idiots who claim to be one, who don't make me want to put a gun to their head.
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Interviewer: Okay. Which designers do you prefer?
Hillary Clinton: What designers of clothes?
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Hillary Clinton: Would you ever ask a man that question?
Interviewer: Probably not. Probably not.
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When Streepers post inane shit that they've made up from somewhere and present them as "facts" about Meryl so we think they're such amazing fans, when in fact they look like idiots because either no one knows that shit, or it's obvious they're making it up because we know the truth.
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How about Amy and Tina host from a table. The cool table. The drunk moms table.
Because I'm not a fucking moron?
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Governor Rick Snyder will deliver his third State of the State address on January 16 at the state Capitol.
The speech will start at 7 p.m. before a joint session of the Legislature inside the House chamber.
The address will allow for the Governor to set an agenda to start the third year of his four-year term.
State lawmakers, Supreme Court justices, department heads and community leaders are expected to attend.


text: Jessa Brie Berkner is best known for her work as an actress and theatre artist in the San Francisco Bay Area, and has performed with A.C.T., Marin Theatre Company, SFShakes, TheatreWorks, and the Aurora Theatre among others. She recently wrote, directed and produced The Last Night of the Barbary Coast, a play based in the mythical structure of the tarot. As Performing Arts and Theatre Director at Oakland Technical High School, she has created a nationally-award winning program which toured the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland, where she directed her student company in Naomi Iizuka's Hamlet: Blood in the Brain. Professional Awards include an Emmy (Motion Capture Puppeteer), Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle, Dean Goodman, and Shellie Best Actress Awards. Her directorial work has been seen at Stanford and CalShakes. Berkner studied with the Scoula Internationale del' Attore Comico in Italy and holds an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts and Creative Inquiry from CIIS


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Pastor Justin walks us through one of the longest and most primary of Jesus' parables. Using Jesus' explanation, he walks us through a message that is both applicable to those who are not yet following Jesus as well as those who are. Is your heart the hard soil or the soft soil that produces fruit? What kind of heart leads to a fruitful life?
4 And when a great crowd was gathering and people from town after town came to him, he said in a parable: 5 "A sower went out to sow his seed. And as he sowed, some fell along the path and was trampled underfoot, and the birds of the air devoured it. 6 And some fell on the rock, and as it grew up, it withered away, because it had no moisture. 7 And some fell among thorns, and the thorns grew up with it and choked it. 8 And some fell into good soil and grew and yielded a hundredfold." As he said these things, he called out, "He who has ears to hear, let him hear."
9 And when his disciples asked him what this parable meant, 10 he said, "To you it has been given to know the secrets of the kingdom of God, but for others they are in parables, so that 'seeing they may not see, and hearing they may not understand.' 11 Now the parable is this: The seed is the word of God. 12 The ones along the path are those who have heard; then the devil comes and takes away the word from their hearts, so that they may not believe and be saved. 13 And the ones on the rock are those who, when they hear the word, receive it with joy. But these have no root; they believe for a while, and in time of testing fall away. 14 And as for what fell among the thorns, they are those who hear, but as they go on their way they are choked by the cares and riches and pleasures of life, and their fruit does not mature. 15 As for that in the good soil, they are those who, hearing the word, hold it fast in an honest and good heart, and bear fruit with patience.
The Holy Bible, English Standard Version copyright © 2001 by Crossway Bibles, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved. Quotation information.
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To target crime, Mesa, Ariz. targets guns
By Faye Bowers
A simple joy ride? That's what officers in hot pursuit thought until they found a homemade bomb in the street near where the Tracker stopped and a handgun in the yard by the wall that the two men jumped. The high-speed chase turned into a months-long investigation that has led to the arrests of three gang members, the possibility of more arrests, and the prospect of a federal trial with stiffer penalties than state charges.
Welcome to Mesa, a fast-growing Arizona city that faces so much gun-related violent crime that it has brought in the federal government to help. The Violent Crime Impact Team (VCIT) of the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is working with Mesa and 28 other cities to reduce gun-related crime. Here in Mesa, as elsewhere, there are early signs of success.
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Nothing brightens up a gray February like Valentine's Day. I have gathered resources to support your special education programs, including art projects, lesson plans and some free printable activities.
1. Dot Marker Art projects for Valentines Day
2. Valentines Dot to Dots
3. Social Skills Lesson Plans for Valentine's Day
4. A Valentine Magnet Art Project
5. A Differentiated Lesson Plan for Valentines Day
This excellent lesson plan starts with Georgia O'Keefe and ends up with flowers with heart shaped petals covered with torn magazine scraps. The activities involved to complete this project include tearing, cutting, identifying colors and tracing. These are all skills that students with disabilities need to develop to improve and strengthen fine motor skills.
6. Cutting Puzzles for Valentines Day
Cutting activities support fine motor skills, and these fun Valentines activities will keep your students busy cutting, pasting and coloring. The "young love" Valentine puzzle is definitely designed for younger students, but the other two puzzles would be appropriate for older students who need to continue to exercise fine motor skills.


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- 6 plum tomatoes, halved, juiced, seeded, chopped
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- 1/3 cup (packed) chopped arugula
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 3 tablespoons capers, drained
- 3 garlic cloves, pressed
- 3/4 teaspoon dried crushed red pepper
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text: The weakness of our defense last year as everyone knows was our pass coverage. After Clements was injured, all our other corner backs stepped up (Shawntae Spencer, Tarrel Brown & Dre Bly) but still did not keep opposing teams wide outs from the end zone. Since Clements has come to the 49ers there is no question he has been disappointing but there are a few things that have pleased me about his game. He definitely hasn't gotten the expected interceptions but he has helped the team in other ways. I would like to start with his role in run support. As far as corner backs in this league, only Antoine Winfield is a better run stopper at CB than Clements. Clements is a great tackler for the position. I also think that he has good coverage skills. He hasn't gotten a lot of interceptions but most teams don't throw it his way. And when a receiver does catch a ball on him, he has a knack for knocking the ball out and forcing fumbles. Sometimes he goes for the strip too often instead of wrapping up the ball carrier which you have to live with since he gets so many forced fumbles but i would like to see him wrap up better. I feel that Clements is a big time player on our team that doesn't show up in the stats like Justin Smith. I feel that if Clements could play up to his full potential, there is no doubt we would have a Super Bowl caliber defense. Even if he plays at the same level he has been since coming to San Fran, i like our chances.


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Injuries to RBs Knowshon Moreno and Correll Buckhalter were only preliminary bumps in the road compared to the news of OLB Elvis Dumervil's torn pectoral muscle
Reports: Broncos OLB Dumervil tears pectoral
Broncos OLB Elvis Dumervil suffered a torn pectoral muscle during a Wednesday practice, according to reports, and could be out for four months.
Broncos sign ex-Titans RB White
The Broncos signed former Titans RB LenDale White on Wednesday as insurance with two of their top backs battling injuries. To make room on the roster, Denver cut RB Kolby Smith.
Dumervil says he's just getting started
PFW spoke with Broncos OLB Elvis Dumervil about his new contract, why he believes his best days are still ahead of him and whether head coach Josh McDaniels has changed much since taking over as Denver's head coach before ...
Broncos RB Moreno suffers injury
Second-year Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno sustained a hamstring injury at practice Sunday. Reports indicate that the hamstring was not torn and he will be sidelined three weeks.
Broncos reach deal with top pick Thomas
The Broncos reached a deal with the last of their unsigned draft choices Saturday, as WR Demaryius Thomas agreed to a five-year, $15.5 million contract with more than $9 million in guaranteed money.
Broncos trade Arrington to Eagles for Mays
The Eagles and Broncos made a trade Friday night, sending LB Joe Mays to Denver and RB-RS J.J. Arrington to Philadelphia.
Broncos' Dumervil says contract doesn't mean he will relent
Broncos OLB Elvis Dumervil told PFW he still believes he has something to prove.
Broncos sign Tebow
The Broncos announced they signed first-round pick Tim Tebow on Thursday.
Broncos sign OL Beadles
The Broncos have signed second-round OL Zane Beadles. As per club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed though numerous reports say that the deal is for four years and $4.2 million.
Broncos sign Dumervil to extension
Broncos OLB Elvis Dumervil got the long-term contract extension he was seeking. The NFL sack leader agreed to a long-term deal late Thursday.
AFC West training-camp reports
In the fourth installment of our series of training-camp reports, we take a look at the AFC West teams.
Broncos' Quinn expects to compete for starting job
Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels has said Kyle Orton is his starting quarterback until someone beats Orton for the job, and backup Brady Quinn recently told PFW his goal heading into training camp is to play and to win.
Broncos can hang around in AFC West
Are the Broncos going to catch us napping again? PFW's Mike Wilkening, for one, believes Denver will be more competitive than many people expect.
Broncos' Ayers will have to outdo Moss for starting spot
Broncos OLB Robert Ayers doesn't appear to have momentum on his side as he prepares for a crucial training camp.
The Cleveland Browns signed Adams on Friday.||||||| Adams started five games for Cleveland last season and also was a free agent. But with Jones signing with the Philadelphia Eagles, the Browns decided to keep Adams around. Adams joined the league in 2004 as an undrafted free agent with San Francisco. He made 42 tackles and two interceptions last year, and also played on special teams.
Adams was placed on injured reserve Monday with a knee injury and will miss the rest of the season.||||||| Adams, who spent the past three seasons with San Francisco, has played mostly special teams with the Browns. He was not credited with a tackle in Sunday's 19-14 loss to the Bengals.
Safety Mike Adams signed a two-year contract with the Cleveland Browns on Monday, adding some depth to their secondary.||||||| Adams had 67 tackles in 16 games with the San Francisco 49ers last season, including eight starts. He had 139 tackles and five interceptions in three seasons with the 49ers, who signed him as an undrafted rookie free agent out of Delaware. He likely will back up Sean Jones and Brodney Pool in the secondary, which was hurt by injuries last season.


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Topeka, Kansas - 12-18-13
This report is being filed by the Kansas State Director on behalf of the husband and wife witnesses.
Taking kids to Christmas party. Two of her own kids and one other, a friend of theirs. Was at corner of SE Westedge & SE Lakeshore Blvd in Topeka.
Saw what she thought was low-flying plane. Realized it wasn't a plane. Straight line of solid white and red lights that blinked. No sound. Travelled in a line from S to NW. Seemed very large.
Followed for 4 minutes to SE 29th & SE Westedge, then it veered to the Northwest toward a populated area. Then she lost sight of the object.
Was talking to husband on her cell phone to inform him of the sighting. Told him to go outside and look.
Then about 8:45 PM she was headed West on SE 29th Street saw a bright white ball of light where the object had been. Lost sight of light due to trees. Apparent size of light was golf ball to baseball size at arms length.
Both parties observed extensive helicopter traffic in the area on the 19th & 20th during evening hours. One helicopter was shining its light horizontally into the sky.
Went outside with his son and took video at home. Observed the lights for about five minutes. Lights moved from NNE to the SW.
Moved along semi-circle line in a steady motion. Disappeared over the horizon. The lights seemed to be on an object that was flying horizontally.
Source and special thanks: UFO Casebook / MUFON
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This is a great new tool to help speed up the never-ending process of digitization. My favorite are the tagging missions. The pictures are very interesting and include everything from World War II propaganda posters to written correspondence. There is also the Documerica project from the EPA and Flickr collections that include photos of all types from across the nation. Tagging is a good way to learn about how the internet works and search optimization which can make things so much easier to find.
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Monika Jolly to Star in World Premiere of THE WHO & THE WHAT at La Jolla Playhouse; Cast Announced!
La Jolla Playhouse announces its final production for its 2013/14 season: the world premiere of The Who & The What, by Ayad Akhtar, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright for Disgraced and author of the acclaimed novel American Dervish, directed by Kimberly Senior (Disgraced), running February 11 - March 9, 2014 (press opening: Wednesday, February 19 at 7:30pm) in the Sheila and Hughes Potiker Theatre.
The cast features Monika Jolly (Theatre@Boston Court's 1001) as "Zarina," Meera Rohit Kumbhani (Classic Stage Company's As You Like It) as "Mahwish," Kai Lennox (TV's Justified) as "Eli" and Bernard White (Playhouse's The Seven, Dogeaters) as "Afzal."
The creative team includes Jack Magaw, scenic designer; Elisa Benzoni, costume designer; Jaymi Lee Smith, lighting designer; Jill BC DuBoff, sound designer; Gabriel Greene, dramaturg; and Dana DePaul, stage manager.
Raised in a conservative Muslim family in Atlanta, the outspoken and brilliant Zarina routinely clashes with her traditional father and sister. Zarina's one outlet - her recently-completed book about women and Islam - threatens to tear her family apart for good. With humor and ferocity, Ayad Akhtar's The Who & The What examines the giant chasm between our traditions and our contemporary lives.
Touted as one of Time Magazine's "10 Reasons for Theater Lovers to Leave New York in 2014," The Who & The What had its first developmental reading last year during The Playhouse's inaugural DNA New Work Series. Following the presentation, Playhouse Artistic Director Christopher Ashley programmed the play as part of the 2013/2014 season.
"This daring new play tackles many hot-button issues surrounding religion and family traditions, but with tremendous wit and wisdom," said Ashley. "After its first reading during last year's DNA Series, I immediately wanted to continue developing this provocative new piece from one of the country's premiere playwrights. We welcome the opportunity to work with this superb cast and creative team to bring Ayad's latest work to life."
Tickets for The Who & The What are available online at LaJollaPlayhouse.org or by calling the Patron Services Office at (858) 550-1010.
Named one of the "Theatre Faces to Watch in 2014" by the L.A. Times, Ayad Akhtar (Playwright) won the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for his play, Disgraced. The production ran at Lincoln Center Theatre in 2012 and at London's Bush Theater in 2013 and won Chicago's Jeff Equity Award for Best New Play in 2012. Also a novelist and screenwriter, Akhtar is the author of American Dervish, published in 25 languages worldwide and named a 2012 Best Book of the Year by Kirkus Reviews, Toronto's Globe and Mail, Shelf-Awareness and O (Oprah) Magazine. As a screenwriter, he was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for Best Screenplay for The War Within. He has received commissions from Lincoln Center and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. He is a graduate oF Brown and Columbia Universities, with degrees in Theater and Film Directing.
Kimberly Senior (Director) is a Chicago-based director, where credits include Want and The North Plan (Steppenwolf); The Letters (Writers' Theatre); The Whipping Man (Northlight Theatre); After the Revolution, Madagascar, The Overwhelming and The Busy World Is Hushed (Next); Disgraced (American Theater Company); All My Sons and Dolly West's Kitchen (TimeLine Theatre); among others. She also directed the New York's Lincoln Center production of Disgraced. Senior is an Artistic Associate at Next Theatre, Strawdog Theatre and Chicago Dramatists. She also served as Program Director and as a dramaturg for Steppenwolf's First Look Repertory of New Work. As an educator, she spent ten years as an administrator and Resident Artist with Steppenwolf for Young Adults. In addition, she ran and/or taught programs for Court Theater, Northlight Theater, Redmoon Theater, Victory Gardens, Metropolis, Act One Studios and Acting Studio Chicago. She is an adjunct faculty member at Columbia College where was the recipient of the 2010 Excellence in Teaching Award. She has been nominated for five Joseph Jefferson Awards in Directing.
Monika Jolly ("Zarina") recently appeared on stage as "Scheherezade/Dahna" in the west coast premiere of 1001 at The Theatre@Boston Court. She has also appeared off-Broadway at the Cherry Lane Theater, Target Margin Theatre, as well as regionally at A.C.T. in San Francisco and the Stella Adler and 24th Street Theatre in L.A. Her film and television projects include: M. Night Shyamalan's, After Earth with Will Smith and Jaden Smith; HBO's Cinema Verite ("Yvonne") with Diane Lane, Tim Robbins, James Gandolfini; The Scenesters with Sherilyn Fenn; Two:Thirteen with Teri Polo, Mark Pellegrino and Kevin Pollack and Soccer Mom with Dan Cortese and Missi Pyle. TV credits include: Entourage, Arrested Development, The O.C., Hannah Montana, Standoff, as well as recurring roles on The Bold and the Beautiful, Lincoln Heights and several national commercials. She received her B.A. in acting from UCLA's School of Theater Film and Television and a post-graduate degree at The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts.
Meera Rohit Khubani's ("Mahwish") credits include the New York premiere of Jesus in India at Ma-Yi Theater Company, the world premiere of Holy Crab! at Ensemble Studio Theater, Richard II at The Pearl and As You Like It and Twelfth Night at Classic Stage Company. Regionally she has appeared in Around the World in 80 Days at Pittsburgh Public Theatre as well as workshops at Playwrights Horizons, New York Theatre Workshop and Ensemble Studio Theater. Film and TV credits include The Black Box, NYC 22, The Late Show and Offliners. Ms. Khubani holds a B.A. in Neurobiology and Theatre Arts from UC Berkeley and an M.F.A. in Acting from Columbia University.
This will mark Kai Lennox's ("Eli") debut at the La Jolla Playhouse. Regional credits include The Dadaists, Alfie (The Met Theatre). Mr. Lennox is a regular on the new AMC series Line of Sight and was a regular on the ABC series The Unusuals. Other television credits include Justified, House of Lies, Vegas, NCIS and House. Mr. Lennox has played in such films as The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Hitchcock, Ruby Sparks, Beginners, Yes Man, Boogie Nights as well as Nightmoves, which will be released in the spring of 2014. Mr. Lennox is an L.A. native and L.A.C.H.S.A Alumnus.
Bernard White ("Afzal") has appeared in La Jolla Playhouse's productions of Dogeaters and The Seven. Off-Broadway credits include Blood and Gifts at Lincoln Center, Landscape of the Body at Signature Theatre, Sakharam Binder at Play Company and The Death of Garcia Lorca at the Public. Regional credits include Troilus and Cressida and Henry V at Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Art at East/West Players, Wings of Desire at American Repertory/Toneelgroep Amsterdam, Blithe Spirit and Lucy and the Conquest at Williamstown Theatre Festival. He has appeared in the films Captain America: Winter Soldier, Vino Veritas, It's Kind of a Funny Story, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Quarantine, The World Unseen, American Dreamz, Land of Plenty, Raising Helen, The Matrix Reloaded/Revolutions, Scorpion King, Pay it Forward and City of Angels, as well as the Silicon Valley, Gray's Anatomy, Touch, Castle, The Good Wife, N.C.I.S, among others, for television.
The nationally-acclaimed, Tony Award-winning La Jolla Playhouse is known for its tradition of creating the most exciting and adventurous new work in the theatre. Founded in 1947 by Gregory Peck, Dorothy McGuire and Mel Ferrer, The Playhouse is considered one of the most well-respected not-for-profit theatres in the country. Numerous Playhouse productions have moved to Broadway, including the currently running hit Jersey Boys and Hands on a Hardbody, as well as Memphis, Big River, The Who's Tommy, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, A Walk in the Woods, Billy Crystal's 700 Sundays, the Pulitzer Prize-winning I Am My Own Wife, Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Farnsworth Invention, 33 Variations, Bonnie & Clyde, Chaplin, Peter and the Starcatcher and Hands on a Hardbody. Located on the UC San Diego campus, La Jolla Playhouse is made up of three primary performance spaces: the Mandell Weiss Theatre, the Mandell Weiss Forum Theatre and the Joan and Irwin Jacobs Center for La Jolla Playhouse, a state-of-the-Art Theatre complex which features the Sheila and Hughes Potiker Theatre. La Jolla Playhouse is led by Artistic Director Christopher Ashley and Managing Director Michael S. Rosenberg.


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With the success of the new Incredible Hulk movie, Im sure many of you have wondered where did the villain, played by Tim Roth, come from? I seem to remember hes been in something before Oh yes, he won an Oscar for his role in Rob Roy. But, after his turn as the Bellhop in Four Rooms and the evil Thade in Planet of the Apes, he kind of disappeared. At least it seemed that way to me.
Well, hes back, and not just at the box office. He has four movies in production or pre-production, but the big news these days is that hes going to try his hand at a television series. Reuters is reporting that he will be the star in a new Fox series, Lie to Me.
According to Reuters, Tim will play the lead role, a cutting-edge researcher in the field of "deception detection." Ah, deception detection. So, he can tell when people are lying. The show is a drama, and though Roth does have quite the comedic timing, I am sure he will do an excellent job.
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WTF?, Dana White is losing his mind.
WTF?, Dana White is losing his mind.
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Octagon Hotties Logan Stanton & Natasha Wicks Released by UFC, WTF!!!
Published on: 17th December, 2009
Usually after a recent UFC event we at URDirt.com debate who is going to get let go by the organization following a second or third straight loss or a very bad outing inside the cage, but sadly it has just been passed through the grapevine that UFC Octagon Girls Logan Stanton and Natasha Wicks have been let go by the organization in a shocking turn of events as we scratch our heads saying, WTF!!!!
MMAMadness.com brings us this piece of horrible news as it says that Logan Stantons contract was not re-newed following this past weekends UFC 107 event in Memphis, Tennessee.
ringgirl-300x267[1]As for Natasha Wicks, she won a contest via Maxim magazine at the first ever UFC Fan Expo back in July to win a contract to work within the promotion and was cut well before the expiration of her existing deal in the process.
However, despite the absence of Arianny Celestes at UFC 107 this past weekend it was due to the fact that her contract was recently re-negotiated as she will remain with the UFC as the only Octagon Girl hold over.
MMA Madness is also informing us that the UFC will only have two Octagon Girls from this point forward and is looking to bring in former Playboy playmate Chandella Powell as the newest UFC Octagon Girl which could be making her first appearance as soon as UFC 108 in early January, 2010.
So let me get this straight... you release Logan and Natasha, and the replacement is one that is completely unappealing?
Oh, and Cris Cyborg is considering an offer to pose for Playboy.
WTF is going on in MMA?
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Who are you telling? With one mighty blow, the fucking UFC wiped out two of our bloggers:
That's just not a very festive thing to do.
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i didnt want to make a new thread for this kelly pavlik fight but i just noticed this farce of a fight is on ppv... the only way i would order that mess is if it goes for $9.95... i cant believe they have the balls to put that shit on ppv....
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Adam_SchefterInteresting: Titans bringing former Jags WR Matt Jones to Tennessee tomorrow for a visit. Cowboys and Bears also expressing some interest.about 1 hour ago from web
I just got a tweet from Adam Schefter of ESPN, and he claims the Titans have set up a meet and greet with Matt Jones. And in addition the Cowboys and Bears have expressed interest.
Now I know this topic has been talked about at nauseum, but I felt this was post-worthy, with some actual substance to all of the speculation. I thought some of Cutlers comments during the in-game interview and the press conference yesterday were telling of managments thought process with our current group of wide recievers. If there was no interest, Cutler would have came out and said that they were fine with what they had. But yesterday he said that if they did bring in somebody it would be a veteran of sorts that could mesh easily with the team. Not exactly knocking down the rumor mill.
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"Because the system was so complex (and also because he didn't involve any of the other network engineers in his unit), Terry was the only person who fully understood the FiberWAN configuration. Therefore, to prevent inadvertent disruption of this admittedly critical network, he locked everyone else out. I know most of the networking equipment … does use centralized AAA, but I get the impression he may have configured the FiberWAN equipment for local authentication only."
Childs' attitude toward other administrators is by no means unusual in the IT industry. This is generally due to the fact that admins who are tasked with constructing and maintaining networks of this size and scope care for them like children, and eventually come to believe that no one else could have the knowledge and skills to touch the delicate configurations that form the heart of the network.
Sole administrator
A key point made in the e-mail is that Childs' managers and coworkers all knew that he was the only person with administrative access to the network. In fact, it was apparently known and accepted in many levels of the San Francisco IT department. Again, quoting from the e-mail:
"This is where it gets tricky for the prosecution, IMO, because the localized authentication, with Terry as sole administrator, has been in place for months, if not years. His coworkers knew it (my coworkers and I were told many times by Terry's coworkers, 'If your request has anything to do with the FiberWAN, it'll have to wait for Terry. He's the only one with access to those routers'). His managers knew it.
"Other network engineers for the other departments of the City knew it. And everyone more or less accepted it.
"No one wanted the thing to come crashing down because some other network admin put a static route in there and caused a black hole; on the other hand, some of us did ask ourselves, 'What if Terry gets hit by a truck?' If a configuration is known and accepted, is that 'tampering'?"
My source appears to believe that Childs' motivation was the antithesis of tampering, and that Childs did everything possible to maintain the integrity of the network, perhaps to a fault:
"He's very controlling of his networks -- especially the FiberWAN. In an MPLS setup, you have 'provider edge' (PE) routers and 'customer edge' (CE) routers. He controlled both PE and CE, even though our department was the customer; we were only allowed to connect our routers to his CE routers, so we had to extend our routing tables into his equipment and vice versa, rather than tunneling our routing through the MPLS system."
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Like so many other high-level network administrators, Childs seems to have taken his job extremely seriously, to the point of arrogance and, perhaps, burnout.
"Terry was very dedicated to his career as an engineer. He is a CCIE (probably the only one in the City government), and spent much of his free time studying and learning more -- the MPLS for the FiberWAN, VoIP some of the departments are rolling out, other new technologies for our 311 and E911 systems, etc. He worked very hard, evenings and weekends in addition to full-time 8-5 work, and rarely took vacations. His classification is 'professional,' so he doesn't earn overtime pay, only comp time -- which like many of us he never really had the opportunity to use. He was on standby more or less 24-7-365; whereas in the private sector, in a company of 20,000 or more employees, you'd expect to find multiple engineers rotating that standby status, I'm pretty sure he was always the guy on call."


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