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The gavel falls on the former Dixon comptroller's prized possessions, her horses. Rita Crundwell is accused of stealing $53 million from the city. The auction will help cover the expenses of the U.S. Marshals Service who has been taking control of the animals since they were seized by the government.
Sunday, the auction netted $2.4 million from about 146 horses and other items. Monday, the final figures are not in but by 6 p.m. with the auction still underway $1.6 million was raised.
"We work very hard to recover as much money as we can for victims of crime. It is important that your viewers not focus exclusively on the herd as what is going to be netted out of this case," says Jason Wojdylo, U.S. Marshals Service.
This is actually the second horse auction. An online auction that sold 80 of Crundwell's horses from around the country and brought in $1.6 million.
"Today we have spent a little over $1.3 million managing the herd, we still have the September invoices to come in," says Wojdylo.
The U.S. Marshals say the online auction will probably just about covers their expenses. So all the money the live auction brings in could go back to the City of Dixon.
Crundwell is accused of defrauding Dixon of more than $53 million to support a lavish lifestyle that included breeding and raising national show horses.
"Looking at all these millions of dollars in costs and looking at all that and thinking my lord, this is all with city money that she acquired that stuff. There hasn't been anything new said about what's she's done but stuff like that keeps hitting you," says Dixon Mayor James Burke.
After the U.S. Marshals Service takes its expenses the rest of the money made from the auction goes into an escrow account. If Crundwell is found guilty the money goes to the City of Dixon. Otherwise, it will be returned to her.
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Measuring CO2 emissions is but the first step. More importantly, companies need to reduce those GHGs. Here, IT organizations have already started delivering solutions in the form of products, both hardware and software, that can help companies cut energy and fuel consumption throughout their organization. The list is exhaustive, from software that powers down PCs at night to more energy-efficient hardware to business intelligence software that helps plan more efficient driving routes to telepresence products that reduce the need to travel.
[ Learn more about approaches to reducing costly waste at your company by reading "Greening the enterprise from top to bottom" and "The ROI of green IT." ]
It's worth emphasizing that these IT solutions aimed at reducing emissions can also be cost-savers, which could be particularly important when a cap-and-trade system takes effect. A recently released report from the George C. Marshall Institute predicts that a cap-and-trade system could result in electricity prices jumping 5 to 15 percent by 2015, natural gas prices up 12 to 50 percent, and gasoline prices up 9 to 145 percent. If these predictions are indeed accurate, companies will have all the more incentive to conserve.
Resource madness
I expect the prospect of a cap-and-trade system will cause more than a couple of CEOs to roll their eyes as they contemplate the hassles associated with complying with new, complex legislation. But consider, for a moment, just some of the business risks associated with ignoring the threat of global climate change.
For example, a recent report [PDF] released by Ceres and the Pacific Institute warns that global climate change is exacerbating water scarcity problems around the world.
"Already, China, India, and the western U.S. are seeing growth limited by reduced water supplies from shrinking glaciers and melting snowcaps that sustain key rivers. Meanwhile, agricultural and power plant production have been cut back due to more frequent and more intense heat waves and droughts in large parts of Australia, California, and the southeast U.S.," according to the reporting organizations.


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Street light blackouts to stop by the weekdend (From Borehamwood Times)
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Street light blackouts to stop by the weekend
12:33pm Thursday 22nd March 2012 in News By Bruce Thain
Hertfordshire County Council say bulk of part-time street lights are now working as they should and blackouts should stop by the weekend.
The council said in a statement: "It appears that the bulk of the part-night converted lights are now operating as they should: that is, on from dusk to midnight and then on again in the early morning to dawn."
From tonight the council expects fewer outages with the problem persisting in some local areas and said: "Our current understanding is that there problem will cease by the weekend."
The statement also says that the peak of the problem was experienced on Monday and Tuesday evening when streetlights across south west Hertfordshire went out at 7pm instead of the intended time of midnight.
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Something to keep in mind if Dorrell doesn't win at least 1 out of our 3 road games against opponents with winning records. NY Times has a great article on Florida football program, which fired Ron Zook in the mid-season after it became clear it was not headed in the right direction:
Things had become so bad that in less than three seasons under Ron Zook the Gators had lost six home games, more than in Steve Spurrier's 12-year tenure.
So the athletic director, Jeremy Foley, fixed his own mistake by firing Zook the Monday after the Mississippi State debacle. The move, considered unusual and controversial at the time because it was so early in the season, looks ingenious two years later.
Now, under Urban Meyer, Florida is 6-0 for the first time since 1996 and is ranked No. 2 in The Associated Press poll for the first time since 2001. In two years, the Gators have gone from a complete mess to the elite team in this football-rich state, rocketing past Miami and Florida State, both unranked for the first time in 24 years.
One of the legacies of this swift and stunning Florida revival may be a blueprint of how to fire and hire a head coach.
"I don't want to advocate firing coaches, but if someone is headed down that road, I think it does help," Foley said of a dismissal early in the season. "You need to do your due diligence, especially in a high-profile program where the scrutiny is going to be very, very high. I don't think I'll have to, but I would not hesitate to do it again."
If the Bruins do not win 9 regular season games and beat Southern Cal, it will be very clear Bruins are not headed in the right direction. And we will know by the end of the Cal game whether we are on track to meet the minimum expectations for this season. If we are not perhaps it will be time to call on Dan Guerrerro to exercise his due diligence and take bold action. The decisive dissmissal at Florida is a pretty good example of what a good athletic director would do. Hope Dan Guerrerro is taking note.


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text: 1. Start Kyle Orton: From the outside looking in, none of us know exactly what level of understanding Kyle Orton has of the playbook, or how quickly he's jelled with his offensive teammates -- specifically his receivers, or if he is 100% physically ready after spending several weeks on the bench. That being said, Orton needs to start on Sunday. Orton wasn't brought on board to sit behind Tyler Palko, and Palko has done little to inspire confidence that he's capable of leading this offense effectively. I know Palko works hard, comprehends the game, and studies film extensively, but his physical limitations are increasingly evident and he simply doesn't have enough skill to start at the NFL level. Orton has proven over time he can be an above average NFL starter, and he needs to get his shot as the go-to guy in Kansas City. If Orton knows half of the playbook in Kansas City, then the Chiefs need to put an emphasis on executing that half and repping them extensively in practice. If he knows the whole playbook (unrealistic for any player who's been around for a week), then even better. The bottom line is Orton -- by every measure we can gauge from the outside -- gives the Chiefs a better shot to win, and starting him on Sunday is a must.


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Acts tagged with 'violin', from across South West, who are happy to travel to Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset...
violin acts in South West, happy to travel to Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset...
The Bootleg Swingband (based in Exeter)
Music Description: Six Piece Gypsy Swing Band
Packages range from £700 to £1200
The Bootleg Swing Band is a six piece band based in the South West of England. They play a lively and exciting style of music that includes Gypsy Jazz, Latin, Swing, Balkan and Blues. The songs range from witty originals to Swing classics of the 1920s and 30s, through to Western Swing and Parisian Jazz of the 1940's. They also include th ... » View band profile »
The Bristol String Quartet (based in Bristol)
Music Description: String Quartet
Packages range from £350 to £1200
The Bristol String Quartet is a well-established string quartet with years of experience playing at weddings and corporate functions in Bristol, Bath, Cardiff, Somerset, and across the South West. Having played at over 500 events you can be sure of the highest standard of performance. With a repertoire of over 650 pieces, we can help create the perfect atm ... » View band profile »
David Harbottle (based in Totnes)
Music Description: Upbeat Acoustic Duo
Packages range from £350 to £800
David Harbottle & Freya Jonas are a folk duo based in the wilderness of Totnes. They paint pictures with their words and share stories of folk auld and new. They are hardworking songsmiths that place an emphasis on musical independence, originality and breathe new life into Traditional English Folk songs. The Duo have gigged widely in ... » View band profile »
The Kings (based in Bristol)
Music Description: Jazz, swing and soul act
Packages range from £400 to £1000
Bristol based jazz, swing and soul band the Kings have a combined experience of nearly two decades. George and Molly perform wonderfully fresh arrangements of popular tunes with flawless execution, leaving audiences captivated. They are passionate about Jazz and Soul, and it shows in their 300 strong repertoire as they perform a variety of high qualit ... » View band profile »
Sorrelli Strings (based in Devon)
Music Description: Professional Strings Ensemble
Packages range from £300 to £1200
Sorrelli Strings are an established string ensemble base in North Devon, comprised predominantly of three sisters. Having studied at the UK's top music conservatoires they are now professional strings players, performing at weddings and concerts throughout the country. Sorrelli Strings have recently been featured in the North Devon Journal who published a l ... » View band profile »
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» Across the UK (72) (who travel to Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset)
- 4 piece
- 5 piece
- 6+ piece
- 80s tribute act
- abba tribute
- accordion
- acoustic
- african
- afro-cuban
- arabic
- asian
- backing vocals
- bagpipes
- balkan
- ballad
- banjo
- beatles tribute
- big band
- bluegrass
- brass / horns
- brazilian
- cabaret
- ceilidh bands
- ceilidh option
- cello
- celtic
- choir
- christmas music set
- comedy
- corporate show
- corporate showband
- costumes
- country
- cuban
- dancers
- disco dj
- dj option
- double bass
- drum and bass
- drum and bass dj
- drumming groups
- duo
- electric strings
- electronic
- elvis tribute
- female vocals
- fiddle
- flute
- folk
- funk dj
- gospel
- gypsy
- harmonies
- harp
- hip hop
- hip hop dj
- horn section
- house dj
- indian drums
- instrumental act
- irish
- latino
- lounge and chillout
- male vocals
- mariachi
- motown
- northern soul
- opera
- percussion
- piano singer
- piper option
- punk
- ratpack / crooners
- reggae
- religious
- RnB
- rnb dj
- salsa
- samba
- saxophone
- scottish
- singing waiters
- solo
- solo guitarist
- solo pianist
- soul dj
- steel drums
- strings
- techno dj
- tribal drums
- tribute
- trio
- trombone
- trumpet
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Situated 35km from the Perth GPO.
The suburb of Wellard commemorates an early settler, John Wellard, who in 1860 owned Serpentine Farm about 7.5 kms southeast of the suburb. A government townsite with this name was declared here in 1923, and was cancelled in 1960. Wellard was approved as a suburb name in March 1978.


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Helping people with computers... one answer at a time.
SSH and SFTP Public Key Authentication requires that you create a public/private key pair. We'll look at how to create, and then use, those keys.
SSH (Secure Shell) and SFTP (Secure FTP) support a very strong security model that can be used instead of the normal username and password authentication scheme we've all come to know and love. It uses public key cryptography to create a different, and more secure approach to authenticating your identity and rights to access a server or resource.
In a nutshell, you will generate a public and private key pair. The public key will be placed on the server by your system administrator, giving you access. You will keep the file containing the private key in a safe place. You'll login by simply by providing that private key file to your SSH or SFTP supporting client.
It really is that simple.
The private key is just that - private. You may put a password on it, but you don't have to. Without a password, all you need is the file in order to login. Or, to put it more clearly, all anyone needs is that file to login as you. Obviously if you password protect the file, then you'll need both the file, and the password to unlock it. In that case, logging in is very similar to what you do today: specify a user name, and a password to unlock your key file.
Instructions are included here for the following tools, which are known to work with this technique:
|SSH Clients
|SFTP Clients
Instructions for these tools are not provided here, but they either claim or have been confirmed to have the appropriate support:
|SSH Clients
|SFTP Clients
|Tera Term Pro
|CuteFTP Professional (not Home)
Other tools may also work. The key terminology to look for is "SSH" or "SFTP" and "Public Key Authentication".
In general it's best to create your own key. That way you control what happens to your private key, and no one else ever has to see it.
PuTTY is a free SSH client that includes a tool for generating keys, called PuTTYgen. The tool can also be downloaded separately, but why bother ... get the whole thing. PuTTY is my recommended SSH client.
When you run PuTTYgen, you'll get a dialog with a "Generate" button on it.
Push da button.
It will ask you to move the mouse around to generate randomness. (Randomness is a key component of public key cryptography). Once that's happened enough, you should do the following:
SecureCRT is a stand-alone SSH client.
To create a public key with SecureCRT, hit the Tools menu, Create Public Key... option to begin the wizard.
Select RSA as the key type. Enter (or not) an appropriate passphrase to protect your private key. A default key length of 1024 is sufficient. Allow SecureCRT to save the key, noting the location thereof. It may ask if you want to use this as your global Public Key, and you can safely say "yes".
As far as I can tell, WS_FTP cannot import key pairs for use, or will it export its private key. This means that even if you use one of the other SSH clients and generate key pairs for their use, you'll still need generate a separate key pair for use within WS_FTP. That's not a problem from the servers perspective - you can authenticate with as many different keys as you like.
In WS_FTP, hit Tools, Options, and then click on SSH, Client Keys:
Press Create, and step through the wizard. The key type should be RSA, and the default size of 1024 is sufficient.
Once the key has been created and shows up in the list, click on it, and then click on Export, to export your public key. Send the resulting .pub file to your system administrator.
Send your public key to your system administrator. (Either the ".pub" file as an attachment, or the text within it, in email.) It will be put in "all the right places" to allow you to log in to all the account(s) you might need to.
Keep your private key in a safe place. You'll need it each time you want to login. If they are lost, you will lose access until the key generation and installation process can be repeated. If they or the computer they're on are stolen, tell your system admin immediately.
Once your keys are generated, and the public key installed on the server, you'll need to specify the private key to your SSH client in order to log in.
There are (at least) two approaches to using Public/Private keys with PuTTY. When you fire up PuTTY without any arguments, you get its standard configuration dialog, into which you can enter the name of the server you want to connect to:
On the left hand side is a tree view of various options. Underneath Connection, SSH, click on Auth and the dialog will include a field "Private key file for authentication":
Specify the location of the ".ppk" file that you generated with PuTTYgen. When you connect, if your private key is passphrase protected, you'll be asked for the passphrase.
The other approach, and the one that I use, is to simply create shortcuts for the various servers I connect to regularly, and specify the location of the private key on the command line. For example:
C:\path\PUTTY.EXE -i c:\otherpath\leo.ppk
That, as a desktop shortcut, or item on a Windows menu, connects to the named server using the specified account name "leo", and uses the private key found in "c:\otherpath\leo.ppk" to authenticate.
SecureCRT has several paths to a connection dialog, but we'll use "Quick Connect" for our example. Press the Quick Connect Icon, and you should get something like this:
Make sure that protocol is set to SSH2, and enter your host and username. In Authentication, UNcheck everything except PublicKey. Then click on that, and click Properties. You should see this:
Typically you need do nothing, but this dialog specifies the location of your identity file (aka Private Key).
Assuming that your public key has been placed on the server for your account, you should now be able to connect.
Secure FTP, or FTP, is really just using SSH technology to provide FTP-like functionality. Since it's using SSH, the keys you've generated and are using for your SSH authentication work with many SFTP applications as well.
Webdrive is an FTP/SFTP service for Windows that allows you to treat an FTP or SFTP connection like another drive mounted on your system. Uploading and downloading then become simple Windows file copy operations.
In Webdrive, you'll need to load your private key, and then specify it in the configuration for a specific SFTP connection.
The Certificates tab of Webdrive's Settings dialog, has a Hostkey Managemet button:
Push that, and you'll get the host key management dialog, and on that you'll find an Import button. Press that to import your public and private keys:
Specify the ".pub" key for the public key you generated earlier. The private key should also be specified, and would be the ".key" file. If you passphrase protected your key file, you can specify that here as well. Give it a recognizable name.
The second step, then, takes us back to the Webdrive main window:
Click on a connection (or create a new one). In the Properties for that connection, on the SFTP tab will be a setting Enable client hostkey support for this site:
Here you'll find a dropdown list of the keys you imported above, and a place to enter the password, if any, to access that key.
Once completed, Webdrive should now be able to connect to your public key authenticated site.
Having created a key pair already in WS_FTP, using it is simply a matter of defining your connection to use it.
When you create a site, specify its connection type as SFTP/SSH. Specify a user name, but leave your password blank. At the end of the wizard, click on the Advanced button, this will allow you to edit the connection, and is the equivalent to editing an existing connection.
Click on the SSH item on the left, and the dropdown list that results should allow you to select the key pair that you created earlier.
Assuming that the public key you exported and sent to your system administrator has been installed on the server, you should now be able to connect.
PSFTP is command line FTP program that is distributed with PuTTY. More importantly, it supports public key SFTP by using the ".ppk" file that you created for PuTTY above. Connecting using a public key is simply a different set of comment line options:
psftp -l username -2 -i keys.ppk
-l username specifies your username on the remote host; -2 indicates that PSFTP should use SSH protocol version 2; -i keys.ppk specifies the location of your private key as created with PuTTYgen; remotehost is the name of the remote host you're connecting to.
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It seems as though sftp and ssh CAN NOT BE USED together.
When I invokes sftp (first) the server asks me to authenticate the public key then continues conneting.
Afterwards when I invoke ssh I receive a msg indicating the key is already present and it WILL NOT connect.
Any suggestions
It sounds like a configuration issue on your server side. I regularly do exactly what you describe without problems, on several servers.
Great article! I'm using FTPShell which requires the private key to be in the PEM format. Can I convert PuttyGen's PPK output to PEM? If not, there another program that can generate a PEM formatted private key?
PuttyGen allows to export in different formats. I've done exactly that.
Using Putty Key Generator, if I choose "Save Private Key", the only "save as" file type is ppk.
There are also two Conversion options, "Export OpenSSH Key" and "Export ssh.com Key" Neither of these options provide a specific file type such as PEM.
How does one generate a PEM formatted private key?
Can u Please explain me
how can we use the keygen tool generate the public key authentication in unix so that i need to use that in the java programs
in Clear:
I am generating the key pair using keygen tool in unix and using that keys in java programs where it is failing.
can we use like this?
please clarify
Thanks & Regards
how do i i add the public key on server side. if my machine is server how can i add the public key
Do we have any open source to manage keys? Any open source to give certificate of authenticity?
Hi ive been researching on this topic for 3 days and now that im so close it seems to some what fustrating not to get the sftp server up and running as i would like.
My question is how should i add the public keys to my server? do i just copy and paste the text into the server end
"security certificate" in the allocated place for public keys and viseversa in the client end for the private keys etc?
please help
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Public keys are placed in the file authorized_keys in the .ssh sub directory of
the account's home directory. It's definitely a particular format, a single
ssh-rsa TypicallyLongPublicKeyValue
and probably needs a particular permission setting. I typically set the file
and the .ssh directory to be rw and rwx respectively for the owning account
Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (MingW32)
Thanks for posting this info. This is the first time I have needed to create and use a SSH key. I got everything set up and working well using Putty thanks to you. Much Appreciated!
Hi Guys,
Is there any sftp client that encrypt and decrypt files same as Core FTP Pro.
please help.
i want to use psftp command in script file as i need to get some file for FTP through .PPK file but problem is putty is not able recognise psftp command. i have tried setting path for psftp. what can be the reason ?
A note for anyone who has seen 'server refused our key' error: When you try using the key generated with puttygen, make sure to use the OPENSSH format key on the server side. openssh doesn't understand the puttygen format of key.
Alternatively you can generate your key with ssh-keygen. More info here: http://www.walkernews.net/2009/03/22/how-to-fix-server-refused-our-key-error-that-caused-by-putty-generated-rsa-public-key/
Thanks a lot for the writeup... I am a beginner to SFTP and I am sure I came out a long way at the end of this doc... :)
My requirement is to receive files from a unix machhine(SFTP server) to a windows machine.I have already generated the public key and private key using puttygen.
I have generated the keys using a remote logon on the windows.Do the ID's be same on the Unix and windows box or can I use the login credentials of the unix box in the psftpcommand line prompt.
I wanted to use SFTP as file transfer protocol using putty. I have created Public as private keys as per the above instruction.
But want to know how to use it?
Is one server will have only one private and public key or more than on keys?
I wanted to use SFTP as file transfer protocol using putty. I have created Public as private keys as per the above instruction.
But want to know how to use it?
Is one server will have only one private and public key or more than on keys?
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Cabinet minister could face jail over speeding points court case (From Wandsworth Guardian)
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Cabinet minister Chris Huhne could face jail over speeding points court case
Updated 4:14pm Monday 4th February 2013 in News
Former cabinet minister Chris Huhne could face up to 18 months in prison after pleading guilty to perverting the course of justice.
The MP for Eastleigh admitted that his ex-wife Vicky Pryce, who still lives in the marital home in Clapham, took speeding points for him ten years ago.
The 58-year-old initially denied the allegation but changed his plea at Southwark Crown Court this morning.
Ms Pryce, 60, pleaded not guilty to the same offence on the grounds of marital coercion.
The original offence took place in March 2003 when Huhne's car was allegedly caught by a speed camera on the motorway between London and Stansted Airport.
It is alleged that between March and May 2003, Ms Pryce, 60, falsely informed police that she was the driver of the car so Huhne could avoid prosecution.
Speaking outside the court, Mr Huhne said: "I pleaded guilty today. I am unable to say more while there an outstanding trial.
"But having taken responsibility for something that happened 10 years ago, the only proper course of action for me is to resign my Eastleigh seat in Parliament."
His resignation will now trigger a forced by-election in his constituency in Eastleigh, in Hampshire.
Official sentencing guidelines on the Crown Prosecution Service's website state that concealing evidence, under a charge of perverting the course of justice, is punishable with a prison sentence of between four months and 18 months.
The length of the sentence could increase because Mr Huhne, who initially vowed to fight the charge, did not plead guilty at the first opportunity.
Carina Trimingham, whom the MP admitted having an affair with in 2010, was sat in the public gallery when he appeared in court.
Putney resident and LibDem leader Nick Clegg said he was "shocked and saddened" by his colleague's resignation.


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I'm not exactly sure what year the engine is, but I believe it's a 66. It is a 327 V8 I know for sure. 3 speed auto on the floor.
I bet it'll look great on my truck. I'm 17, so I've got winter break to do it. I might put some in my dash too if I can Find an easy way to mount them.
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Clarets stars trial new Hybrid beds
11:45am Tuesday 29th April 2014 in News By Chris Adams
CLARETS boss Sean Dyche and his players have been able to sleep easy since securing promotion to the Premier League.
And the world's biggest bed company has claimed the credit for making sure the Turf Moor stars get a good night's sleep before matches.
Burnley players have been trialling new Hybrid beds for the last two months.
The Clarets' head of sports science, Mark Howard, said he had been encouraging the players to nap in the afternoon during the team's busy Easter fixture schedule.
Mr Howard said: "As far as the footballers under my care are concerned, ensuring they get plenty of sleep, especially before a match, is crucial.
"And if there is an evening fixture, I always recommend the guys go to bed in the afternoon for some serious shut eye, so they are at the top of their game for the kick-off later. The temperature, support and comfort of your bed are so important.
"These brand new beds from Sealy have been great and the guys in the team love them, and so do I if I know they are getting a really good night's sleep."
Sealy, which acts as a trading division of Barnoldswick-based firm Silentnight, said its new bed was a 'unique fusion of memory foam with a new elasticised gel'.
Neil Robinson, Sealy's marketing director said: "Sealy have been involved with the club for quite a while now and are absolutely thrilled they're going to be playing in the Premier League again.
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A couple things.
I have created a VideoType.php page type. I have added the following to my page class:
public static $can_be_root = false;
public static $allowed_children = 'none';
Neither seem to work. I can create this page type with no parent above it, and I can also create any kind of child underneath this page.
Also, I'm trying to populate a TextField with data except nothing is showing up.
$fields->addFieldToTab("Root.Content.Main", new TextField('Author', 'Author', "Testing"), 'Content');
"Testing" does not show up.
I'm using the latest beta version though I'm pretty sure this wasn't working on the stable version I tested the other day.
Am I missing something blatantly obvious, or can somebody confirm this also happens to them?
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8 May 2009 at 7:48am Last edited: 8 May 2009 7:50am
Hi LeeUmm
As far as I know, $allowed_children should be an array. You could try $allowed_children = array(); instead.
The $can_be_root directive seems to be ignored indeed... maybe a SilverStripe core developer can shed some light on this?
As for your TextField value. It works, as long as the "Author" field isn't a DB field (since its value will be overridden by the value coming from the DB).
If you do:
new TextField('NotADBField', 'Author', 'Testing')
It works just fine. To set a default value for a DB field, use the $defaults array
public static $defaults = array(
'Author' => 'Testing'
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Thanks for the reply,
I tried changing the $allowed_children to an array and also to $allowed_children = array('none'); with no luck. The docs say just put it like I had in the original topic. Nothing seems to work as I'm able to to create children under them.
As for the populating the text field, thanks for the heads up. To be a bit more specific, I was trying to populate it with the logged in user's name.
I thought this would work? Didn't the blog used to do it like this? Or does? Haven't used it in a while.
function getCMSFields() {
$firstName = Member::CurrentMember() ? Member::currentMember()->FirstName : '';
$lastName = Member::CurrentMember() ? Member::currentMember()->Surname : '';
$fields = parent::getCMSFields();
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On Tuesday, Aaron Jones' quiet afternoon turned chaotic, after a man started shooting people on his Vanceboro street.
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Jones says at one point Jenkins looked right at him and started reloading his gun. Fortunately, for Jones law enforcement headed towards Jenkins, so he [Jenkins] took back off down the road.
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Well, on this day we were going to drive towards New England and spend the night in either Pennsylvania or New York State. Our morning though we had to get the trailer back together. While we were in Chicago we had to make a really fast stop. We heard the trailer make a noise and we didn't know exactly what had happened.
Well, once we were stopped in Indiana I learned that part of the wall had started to become removed from the trailer. Some screws had been removed from the walls before I got it and I just never thought to add new ones. There is also an important metal floor piece that holds the door to the floor and of course I didn't screw that back in. Thus, it started to move off of the frame.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP)- The Maryland General Assembly will hold a joint session in honor of the 100th Anniversary of the Women's Suffrage March from New York to Washington, D.C.
Friday's event is being sponsored by the Women's Caucus, which includes 56 women from the House and Senate.
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31-year-old Guadalupe Fajardo is believed to be a member of the "Takeover Bandit" which has been linked to more than 60 armed robberies in Dallas in the past two years.
The FBI says Fajardo was transferred early Monday afternoon by plane and is now in custody at the Dallas County Jail. Investigators are hoping he can lead them to at least two other suspects still on the run.
The man hunt is on for at least two other members of the "Takeover Bandits." FBI agents and Dallas police say they are a gang of Hispanic men responsible for more than 60 armed bank robberies in the Dallas area.
The latest heist was at a Richardson Bank last week three suspects carried high powered assault rifles and shot at five police cars, injuring one police officer. Slaton Police Detective Tad Ellis says Fajardo turned himself in to Slaton police when he heard from family in Dallas he was a wanted man. "He showed up and wanted some information as to why his name and picture were on the TV in Dallas," said Ellis.
Fajardo was in the Slaton area visiting his in-laws. Ellis says Fajardo and his wife drove separate cars to Slaton. Both cars have been confiscated by investigators. Meanwhile, Ellis says Fajardo is trying to say it is all a misunderstanding, but the FBI says they are confident, Fajardo is one of the three suspects they are looking for. "He does have an extensive history out of California for weapons, offenses, and drugs," said Ellis.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Most people go to the Kentucky State Fair for the food, the rides, and the animals, but the horses are what thousands come out for. The 2013 World's Championship Horse Show is going on at Freedom Hall at the state fairgrounds and the event is also drawing in some celebrities.
They come from all over the country for what they call the "big dance."
"I'm from Wisconsin," said rider Nick Maupin. "We get a lot of people from coast to coast."
"We road tripped it down and my mom booked a hotel and it was very impromptu," said Illinois resident Mallory Hartigan. "There is like a big aura about the World's Championship and I haven't been in three years and I missed it and everybody goes and always texting me like why aren't you here."
Hartigan rides horses and brought her friend Grace Riefe from Chicago.
"I love it so far it's really nice and good to see people you don't usually see," said Riefe.
The horses are competing for the most coveted title, the world's grand champion. They strut along, showing off their skills.
"With horses it's like any other sport you are actually dealing with a living breathing animal that you are having to get along with and have a team with partnership with," said Maupin.
Besides everyone's eyes being on the horses, some are also looking out for the celebrities that come with them.
"William Shatner and Carson Kressley," said Maupin. "Carson Kressley talks about the saddlebreds a lot on all of his shows."
"Carson Kressley is here we saw him earlier," said Hartigan.
"He's really nice and a normal person who rides," said Riefe.
There is talk that media mogul Ted Turner and Michael Dell, founder and CEO of Dell Inc., will also be here to watch their daughters compete.
The World's Championships Horse Show runs through Saturday.
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"They haven't told me yet if I have the start," he said. "Everybody is on the bubble until the situation comes up, but I fall on Game 6. Game 6 is my spot. I don't know if it's going to happen. I'm ready for it, though, if it does."But first things first. The Phillies must win Game 5 behind Cliff Lee, who shut down the Yankees with a complete-game six-hitter, 6-1, in the series opener. At 3-0 with an 0.54 ERA, Lee has been the Phils' most dominant postseason pitcher. He'll face Yanks right-hander and Game 2 winner A.J. Burnett. If the task ahead seems daunting, Lee made it sound like simple math before he bolted from his locker after Sunday night's game. "We just have to win three in a row," he said. If he wins the first of that trio, then Phillies manager Charlie Manuel can look ahead to Game 6 and a possible Game 7. He has Martinez on regular rest for Wednesday night in Yankee Stadium, but might be in a quandary if it gets as far as Game 7 on Thursday. That's the slot usually reserved for Cole Hamels, who has had a rough postseason, losing Game 3 on Saturday night when he allowed five runs on five hits and didn't make it out of the fifth inning. But like Martinez, Hamels -- 1-2 behind a 7.58 ERA this postseason -- is very much on the bubble with no word yet from his manager. "I think Charlie's worried about Game 5, that's where his focus needs to be," Hamels said. "That's what we need to do now. Win these games one at a time. I'll worry about Game 7 when it happens." A year ago, the Phillies found themselves in the absolute mirror situation -- leading the Rays 3-1 in the World Series with a much more capable Hamels on the mound here in Game 5. Hamels started and pitched well in a game that was suspended because of heavy rain and played over the course of three days. When it was over, the Phillies became the 37th team to capitalize on a 3-1 advantage to win the World Series and the 24th to do so in five games.
During the last two postseasons they've never found themselves in this kind of pit. In fact, they were 11-1 during their last 12 playoff games at home until the Yanks came in and put two in the Bank this weekend."Maybe it's a good thing to be playing with our backs against the wall," said Hamels, who was 4-0 with a 1.80 ERA last postseason and was named MVP of both the National League Championship Series and World Series for his efforts. "We're going to find out what we're really made of. The Yankees are a very good team, but so are we. And we could very well be in their position right now with a few breaks." The Phillies will definitely find out what they're made of, perhaps as early as Monday night. In the NLCS both this year and last year against the Dodgers, they went into Game 5 with a 3-1 lead and wrapped up the series. Ditto in the 2008 World Series. But this is new and fertile ground. They've never been here in this time and space. Manuel said he would sleep on it, but then might call a short team meeting before the game to bolster the enthusiasm, if need be. "We take a lot of pride in being resilient and the way we bounce back," he said. "I know that we're going to come out and try to win. I know that. I've seen us go through it before. We've blown a lot of games from the seventh inning on and bounced back. That's got to tell you something about the resilience of our team. Tonight was tough, but we're in the World Series now. We're down, but at the same time, you know what? We're still breathing."
Barry M. Bloom is a national reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Toronto, ON (Sports Network) - The Toronto Raptors waived veteran swingman Quentin Richardson on Tuesday.
Richardson was acquired from the New York Knicks along with center Marcus Camby, forward Steve Novak, a future first-round draft pick and two future second-round draft picks on July 10 in exchange for forward Andrea Bargnani. He appeared in just one regular-season game and five playoff contests with the Knicks last season.
The 18th overall pick in the 2000 NBA Draft, Richardson holds career averages of 10.3 points, 4.7 rebounds and 1.5 assists per contest over 783 regular- season games (486 starts) with the Los Angeles Clippers, Phoenix Suns, Knicks, Miami Heat and Orlando Magic.
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DUNCAN'S BAY, Trelawny — Land developer and former member of parliament for North Trelawny Keith Russell has defended his sand-mining operation in the upscale Duncan's Bay Beach area of the parish.
"We have all our permits and licences from NEPA (National Environment and Planning Agency), and we are complying with them totally," Russell told the Jamaica Observer last night. He, however, declined to give details about the scope of the work.
Yesterday, the Jamaica Environment Trust (JET), in a release, said it had received several reports from members of the public of a large beach sand-mining operation in Trelawny, west of Duncan's Bay Beach and Silver Sands. It alleged that dozens of truckloads of sand have been removed from the coastline over a period of at least three days last week, but may have been going on for much longer.
According to the environmental group, it was unclear whether this operation had received an environmental permit or a beach licence from the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA), or any oversight at all from NEPA.
Residents in the Duncan's Bay area also expressed concern about the operation. They argued that the removal of sand from the area could result in the erosion of the beach.
"We want this operation to stop because if you take away the beach sand it will ruin the beach," said one resident.
But last night, NEPA's CEO Peter Knight stressed that Russell is in possession of a "perfectly legal mining licence" from the Mines and Geology Division of the Ministry of Agriculture.
"There is a Quarry Management Committee and the gentleman's application was taken and discussed at the committee, where one of my directors sits. NEPA gave no objection and the man got a mining licence," Knight explained.
"As far as I know, he had to meet a lot of stipulations, including management plan. And as far as I know, the activity is being managed by the Mines and Geology Division, which granted the licence," he added.
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What has 5 Masters Degrees, a Rank 1 certification, 3 state and 2 National Championships, one defensive and one offensive All-America, two major college MVP awards, and over 18 years of professional playing experience? It sounds like a team, or maybe a coaching staff? What sport? Your hint is "oblong spheroid". Football? Good job. Which team? The newly assembled coaching staff of the Kentucky Christian University Knights, in the little eastern Kentucky burg of Grayson.
While the program at KCU is entering only its 6th season, it has been successful beyond expectation. The Knights finished 2012 ranked #25 in the NAIA. Not bad for a school of 550 that has a football tradition going back only to 2007. But, it was a tough winter, with the surprise departure of second year Head Coach and former NFL Wide Receiver Mike Furrey, along with several of the coaches.
For some, this change foretold a reining in of the success at KCU. But this is not the expectation of the administration, and certainly was not the plans of the remaining coaches. The school selected Quarterbacks Coach Gene Peterson to the head spot, and he secured the core of the coaching staff to stay on. Then Coach Peterson and the staff set to work to find the best talent and most experience they could to continue to develop the squad. And they have done it. In football terms, they have advanced the ball deep into the red zone, and all that remains is to put the points on the board. The folks who are watching are impressed with the staff that has been assembled…. KCU received more votes than any other unranked NAIA team in the pre-season coaches' poll earlier this month. If you didn't follow that, KCU is unofficially ranked 26th in the NAIA, a drop of only 1 place from the post-season.
Gene Peterson is the new head coach, and he has the Rank 1 mentioned above. He has 30 years of football coaching experience, mostly at the high school level, and he has been at KCU for the past two seasons.
Larry Blackstone, the Defensive Coordinator, also in his third year at KCU, was an All-America in 1967, on both Offense and Defense. Fairmont State College (now University) won the NAIA National Championship that year, with Larry and his brother Barry as the defensive ends. Larry was also a running back who set a single season school record of 1288 running yards. He was drafted in the 1968 NFL draft by the Oakland Raiders, along with Ken Stabler and Art Shell. Larry is in the Fairmont State Athletic Hall of Fame as a player, and in the Salem International University HOF after six seasons as the Head Coach.
Barry Blackstone, Offensive Line Coach, Special Teams Coordinator, and twin brother to Larry, was an All-WVIAC player at Fairmont State, and a leader on that National Championship team. He retired from coaching high school football in Ohio after 40 years as a coach, and nearly as long as a teacher. He also coached at Salem International for a while, and came to KCU prior to the 2011 season. He is the father-in-law of Marshall University WR Coach and former NFL player Mike Furrey.
Alfred Gene "Jitter" Fields is the new Strong Safeties and Defensive Backs Coach. He came to KCU directly from the Stars Football League in Florida, where he was a Head Coach. Jitter Fields played at the University of Texas and was drafted by New Orleans in the 5th Round in 1984, as a DB and kick returner. He played for the Saints, Colts and Chiefs of the NFL; the CFL Saskatchewan Roughriders; the Dallas Texans, Arizona Rattlers, and Detroit Drive of the Arena Football League; and the Oklahoma City Twisters of the MFL. At Oklahoma City, he transitioned from player to coach, and became a Defensive Coordinator. He coached in various Detroit area schools in football and track and field, and then moved to the Stars Football League.
James C. Harrell walked on at Florida, and played Safety, Defensive End, but was a standout on Special Teams. He signed with the Denver Broncos, but also saw action with the Detroit Lions and Kansas City Chiefs. He played one year for the USFL Tampa Bay Bandits. In 8 years in the NFL, he played in 89 games, and was a defensive starter in 32 of them. He went on to coach high school football in the Tampa, FL area, and over a career spanning 23 seasons managed two (2) 4-A championships and a #8 ranking in the country. He has also served 3 NFL coaching internships: Rhein Fire of NFL Europe, Jacksonville Jaguars and the Detroit Lions.
Al Clark has coached in the Washington, DC area for several years, and was a QB coach at Richmond University for a while. He played at Virginia Tech, and was their starting QB and the team MVP in both 1997 and '98. He led Tech to victory in the 1998 Music City Bowl, defeating the Alabama Crimson Tide 38-7, for Tech's largest-ever margin of victory in a bowl game. Oh, yeah, and a kid named Vick got his job after he graduated.
Matthew Johnson is the new Running Backs coach at KCU, and he came from William Penn University, where he coached Linebackers and was the JV Defensive Coordinator. He coached there for two seasons while working on a Masters of Business Leadership. He was formerly a high school coach in Michigan, where he led his team to 330 yards per game and a state playoff spot. He coached at Adrian College, and completed a Strength and Conditioning internship there. In 2011, he was published in Gridiron Strategies Magazine.
Jermaine Keyes won a state championship in Mississippi, then played JuCo ball prior to transferring to Kentucky State University. He played for the NFL Cleveland Browns, the CFL Edmonton Eskimos, and the Barcelona Dragons of NFL Europe. He played 6 seasons of indoor football in various leagues. He has coached high school in Mississippi and West Virginia, and one year at the University of Charleston (WV). He is the Cornerbacks coach.
Aaron Baker, the Strength and Conditioning Coach, just completed an S&C Internship with Texas Christian University. He was an all-conference Wide Receiver at Albion College in Michigan, and a triple-jumper. He has coached at Olivet College in Michigan and Louisburg College in North Carolina. He recently completed a Masters in Coaching degree from Ohio University.
Pressley Marshall was an all-state wide receiver at Fleming Co HS a few years ago, but a heart condition kept him from playing in college. He is entering his third year at KCU as the WR coach. James "Hoot" Gibson coaches the Defensive Line. His playing days as a Linebacker and Long Snapper at Carson-Newman College ended after a neck injury, but he has coached in eastern TN for the past few years, following the legacy of his father, Carson-Newman All-America player and Hall of Fame coach Jim "Hoot" Gibson. Tyrone Young is the Director of Football Operations, and he was a lineman for KCU. He coached at East Carter in 2012. Caleb Cox is a graduate assistant coach of wide receivers, and played here at KCU as well.
Between them, they have over 160 years of coaching experience, with about 30 of those coming at the college or professional level. They have playing experience totaling 24 years in 6 professional leagues, 16 championships as coaches, and have produced at least 9 All-America players. This staff is seasoned, experienced, mature, and continuing to develop the disciplinary excellence that is required to make a great squad. As of today, they have signed 40 new players, and have verbal commitments from many others. So, don't be surprised if the 2013 Knights football team is better prepared and better able than in previous years.
Kentucky Christian University will be hosting their Spring Game (intra-squad) on Saturday, May 4, 2013, at 1:30 PM. Admission is free, and the excitement level is high.


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Nikhil Paudel eagerly hops on his bike before his ride, an activity he was unable to perform just one year ago because of his visual impairment. Nikhil now proudly wears his new spectacles, "they make me feel smart", he boasts. Nikhil's surgery was supported through an ORBIS funded partner, Lumbini Eye Institute, in Nepal, now serving as a training facility for other ORBIS supported fellowships in the country.
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"Tomorrow, which is Wednesday, we're at Wallace Chevrolet. We're going to put our toys in the van, and the non-perishable foods in the WALB van. And then on Thursday, we're at Advanced Rehab," said Tonya Kilpatrick, Food Drive Organizer.
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC (WECT) – Caseworkers across the state are burning through hours of overtime to complete thousands of overdue applications and recertifications for food stamps in North Carolina, but some are more difficult to process than others.
As of this report, New Hanover County Department of Social Services has less than 20 cases to finish, according to a county spokesperson.
But the paperwork for Richard Lonzson had to be forwarded to the state's 24-hour help desk, according to the county.
Lonzson, currently working toward two Associate Degrees at Cape Fear Community College, said his benefits are nearly three weeks behind.
"I'm just very discouraged," he said. "What am I going to wake up to tomorrow? What am I going to wake up to Friday?"
Waking up these days comes with a phone call that's continued to disappoint Lonzson. Punching a card number into the phone to check his balance, Lonzson hears the recording on the other end say $1.59.
"It's in my sleep now," said Lonzson. "I've been getting the same message going on three weeks now and I don't even want to wake up now, what's the point."
Overdue cases are supposed to be caught up as of Monday February 10, according to a deadline set by the Food and Drug Administration. Lonzson said he hopes to have his benefits before that.
"Sooner or later they've got to feed me," he said.
Lonzson said he's open to food banks, but they're not always accessible for him. He said he's in class most of the day and he does not have a car to help.
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Let's take the 12 Days of Christmas to a little punk rock edge. This alternative baby drum onsie set will have your baby be the little rock star on the block.
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It's a snapshot of an gently impoverished and also happy life -- set in a timeless world where records are played on record players, the town appears to be one large set, and the interiors of bars and apartments show not a single modern trace. And yet, the palette of the film, shot in technicolor, is extra bright. It is a life that is marked by two major events. First, Marx discovers young Idrissa (Blondin Miguel) hiding beneath the docks, eluding capture from the police. Then, his beatific wife enters the hospital for what appears to be a deadly illness - though she reassures her husband that she will be fine.
Le Havre is surprisingly suspenseful. One sad and gentle police officer (Jean-Pierre Darroussin) diligently follows Marx, in pursuit of the boy. Marx's devoted wife Arletty instructs him to visit in two weeks time with her favorite dress -- but will she be still alive to wear it?


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All this week BBC Radio 2 have been repeating a series of programmes originally written for television to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Galton and Simpson, the men who invented the form of the modern sitcom, beginning their groundbreaking partnership. This has suited me - broadcast at 10pm each evening - I get to listen to the shows on the drive back from panto.
There have been four new recordings of classic shows, all with new casts. The episodes have been The Blood Donor with Paul Merton in the title role, Impasse with Mitchell and Webb, I tell you it was Burt Reynolds with Rik Myall and You'll Never Walk Alone with Frank Skinner. But the highlight was a documentary hosted by Stephen Merchant that charter the partnership from them meeting in a TB hospital to their present standing as comedy gurus.
All are still available to listen to on the BBC Radio 2 listen again page - HERE
I've been watching a lot of their work lately - I got DVD box sets of The Complete Hancock (well the surviving episodes at least )and The Complete Steptoe and Son for Christmas. Together these two shows represent the best of the teams work.
Hancock's Half Hour was the first real sitcom, the seed from which the genre developed. Tony Hancock was a comic genius and like many of his ilk he was a troubled man. Although his talent was immense he was often egotistical and it was this that finally ended the show rather than the writers having run out of steam.
"Galton and Simpson showed us that the sitcom could contain real drama." Ben Elton
After Hancock ended Galton and Simpson came up with Steptoe and Son ( I believe the Americans developed Sanford and Son from this series) which was the first true sitcom - tragic true to life situations from which they dragged out the comedy, all of it natural rather than forced. Steptoe and Son became a national institution that regularly topped the ratings. The show went on for eight seasons and remained at the top of its game throughout. Even now it still looks fresh and stands above most all other sitcom from anywhere in the world.
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Rolando owes his international breakthrough to Verdi: he has made opera history in La Traviata, Rigoletto and Don Carlo, as well as being a celebrated interpreter of the breath-taking Requiem. This is Rolando's own personal tribute to one of history's most popular composers.
'Verdi is the perfect match for Villazón's ebullient style: the wracked remorse he brings to 'Ciel, Che Feci!' from 'Conte di San Bonifacio', is the vocal equivalent of weeping. The Duke's cocky promiscuity is evident in every syllable of Rigoletto's 'Questo o Quella' and 'La Donna è Mobile'.' The Independent
'...he's singing with feeling; singing an intelligent programme, too... Throughout, the greasepaint in Villazón's singing finds a match in the fiery dash of the Orchestra Teatro Regio Torino and its conductor Gianandrea Noseda, always strong on drama, rhythm and colour. And don't miss the Villazón caricature of Verdi inside the packaging: a sweet personal addition' The Times
'The most satisfying aspect of Mexican tenor Rolando Villazón's anticipatory homage to Verdi... is the actual choice of music, which presents snapshot arias encompassing his lifespan, and also includes works outside the operatic canon... Villazón, accompanied by the Orchestra Teatro Regio Torino, offers passion and thrills aplenty, enough to offset the odd rough-hewn phrase.' The Scotsman


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LAS VEGAS -- On Sept. 28 1963, President John F. Kennedy visited Las Vegas. He was winding up a 50-day trip around the United States. Two months later he was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
The president ended his cross-country trip in Las Vegas. It was in the midst of the Cold War and he spoke of the United States having a shield of strength. But he added despite military buildups, alliances with other countries and improved defenses, it was all useless unless the American society itself was prosperous.
The cool fall air, along with excitement and enthusiasm, filled the old Las Vegas Convention Center rotunda.
"It was packed, absolutely packed," said Sarah Denton who brought her three young children to see the president.
Her husband had run the Kennedy campaign in Nevada and less than three years later Kennedy visited the state.
"I think he was emphasizing what his plan was for the rest of his term and of course getting ready to run again," Denton said.
Kennedy had plans for the Silver State. He wanted the Lake Mead Hoover Dam area to be given permanent national park status and water from the lake to be used for the growth of Las Vegas. He said Lake Tahoe needed to be preserved and Nevada's rangeland explored for resources.
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"I think he and Eleanor Roosevelt were the forerunners on environment, and cleaning up, and making sure we kept our waterways clean and our air clean," Denton said.
The speech centered around two points still critical today -- education and environment. Kennedy remarked "we ought to keep our children in school and we ought to make them work and we ought to have the best teachers." He continued that it was important "to use what nature has given us and, wherever we can, to improve it…"
The president said, in the years after World War II, this generation of Americans had done much but the focus now needed to be on providing a home for future generations. Two months after his Las Vegas visit, President Kennedy was killed.
"It was like a member of our family was gone, everybody was in mourning, it was a sad time for our country," Denton said.
His words still resonate her.
"I just have a new great-grandson, four months old and I look at him, and I hope the world is a good place when he grows up," she said.
Denton became involved in politics a few years later. She ran Senator Howard Cannon's office for 15 years and continued volunteering for Congresswoman Dina Titus, Shelley Berkley, and Senator Harry Reid.


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#jpod: How journalists and publishers can best use Foursquare
September 16th, 2011Posted by Sarah Marshall in Handy tools and technology, Podcast, Social media and blogging
The Wall Street Journal is one example of a news organisation which uses the check-in app Foursquare to engage with a mobile and social online community.
Last month the WSJ used the platform to list hurricane evacuation centres in New York.
In this podcast technology correspondent Sarah Marshall speaks to social media editor of the WSJ Zach Seward about the newspaper's experiments in using Foursquare and to Eric Friedman, director of business development at Foursquare, about how journalists and publishers can best use the platform.
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|Stop the gum madness
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I can remember when I was young and asked for a piece of gum. My mom would dive in to her purse up to her elbows, rustle around and pull out a half-stick of Doublemint. "Here," she would say. "You don't need more than this anyway."
It was never enough. You didn't have enough to blow bubbles and sometimes you would bite the inside of your mouth while chewing it because it was so small.
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