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A system and method of filing documents electronically or otherwise where the documents are secured from modification. The security provides proof that the items to be submitted have remained unchanged since the encryption was applied. A first installation account within a first installation is created, the first installation account having second installation account information relating to a second installation. A user account is stored in the first installation having information stored therein for a user of the second installation. A submission envelope is secured using a digital signature from the first installation, and this submission envelope is stored in the first installation.
1. A method for conducting secure transmission of an electronic submission in a distributed system, the method comprising the steps of:
at a receiver installation:
receiving a submission envelope from a submission installation comprising a file of information and a submission envelope contents digital signature, the submission envelope contents digital signature corresponding to a digital signature of an envelope contents value generated from the contents of the submission envelope other than the digital signature;
generating a receipt envelope including at least some portion of the submission envelope;
generating a receipt envelope contents value using a predetermined receipt envelope contents algorithm based on the contents of the receipt envelope;
digitally signing the receipt envelope contents value, thereby creating a resultant receipt envelope contents digital signature;
storing the receipt envelope contents digital signature in the receipt envelope; and
returning the receipt envelope to the submission installation as evidence to the submission installation that the submission envelope was received by the receiver installation.
2. A method for securely transmitting an electronic submission to a receiver in a distributed management system, the method comprising the steps of:
on a submission installation:
generating a submission envelope;
storing a file of information in the submission envelope;
generating an envelope contents value using a predetermined envelope contents algorithm based on the contents of the submission envelope;
digitally signing the envelope contents value thereby creating a resultant submission envelope contents digital signature;
storing the submission envelope contents digital signature in the submission envelope;
submitting the submission envelope to the receiver; and
storing an installation identifier in the submission envelope, wherein the installation identifier uniquely identifies the submission installation to the receiver as an authorized submission installation according to authorized installation information stored by the receiver regarding authorized submission installations; and
at the receiver:
generating a receipt envelope including at least some portion of the submission envelope;
generating a receipt envelope contents value using a predetermined receipt envelope contents algorithm based on the contents of the receipt envelope;
digitally signing the receipt envelope contents value, thereby creating a resultant receipt envelope contents digital signature;
storing the receipt envelope contents digital signature in the receipt envelope and
returning the receipt envelope to the submission installation as evidence to the submission installation that the submission envelope was received by the receiver.
3. The method of
wherein the submission installation creates the submission envelope contents digital signature by digitally signing the envelope contents value using the submission installation's private key; and
wherein the receiver processes the submission envelope contents digital signature according to information in the authorized installation information by decrypting the submission envelope contents digital signature using the submission installation's public key stored in the authorized installation information.
4. The method of
5. The method of
6. The method of
at the receiver:
comparing the installation identifier with in the submission envelope with the authorized installation information to determine whether the submission envelope is from an authorized submission installation; and
rejecting the submission envelope if the submission installation is not an authorized submission installation.
7. The method of
at the receiver:
generating a second envelope contents value using the predetermined envelope contents algorithm based on the contents of the submission envelope;
processing the submission envelope contents digital sign attire according to information in the authorized installation information that corresponds to the submission installation, thereby generating a validation value;
comparing the second envelope contents value to the validation value to determine whether the submission envelope has been modified; and
if the submission envelope has been modified, rejecting the submission envelope.
8. A distributed file submission system for filing submissions with a receiving installation, where management of the submission accounts is distributed among the submission installations, the system comprising:
a receiver installation having an account store for storing account information for authorized submission installations; and
a plurality of submission installations;
wherein the receiver installation is configured to reject all filing submissions from submission installations that are not authorized according to the account information in the account store; and
wherein each submission installation is configured to become an authorized submission installation by:
submitting a request to the receiver installation to create an account for the requesting submission installation in the account store; and
upon receiving notification that an account was created for the requesting submission installation, storing and maintaining its submission installation information in the created account;
wherein each authorized submission installation of the plurality of submission installations makes a filing submission to the receiver installation by:
storing filing information in a submission envelope;
generating a submission envelope digest according to the contents of the submission envelope;
digitally signing the submission envelope digest;
storing the signed submission envelope digest in the submission envelope; and
transmitting the submission envelope to the receiver installation;
wherein each authorized submission installation has been issued an asymmetric public/private key pair for encrypting and decrypting information;
wherein the submission installation stored and maintained in the account information by each authorized submission installation includes the corresponding submission installation's public key;
wherein an authorized submission installation digitally signs the submission envelope digest using the submission installation's private key;
wherein the submission installation stored and maintained in the account information by each authorized submission installation includes a submission installation identifier that uniquely identifies an authorized submission installation to the receiver installation;
wherein an authorized submission installation includes its submission installation identifier in a submission envelope; and
wherein the receiver installation determines whether a filing submission is from an authorized submission installation by determining whether the submission installation identifier in the submission envelope corresponds to submission installation identifier stored in the account store.
This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/274,059, filed Oct. 18, 2002 now U.S. Pat. No. 6,990,504.
This invention relates, in general to the manner in which electronic documents are transmitted and received, and more specifically, to an account management method where user accounts may be distributed across multiple servers and the responsibility to manage the users is distributed to multiple organizations. Account information is embedded within the content of each transmission and used for authentication of source and protection of the integrity of the content within the transmission.
Developments through the internet and electronic or wireless transmission move more and more towards the elimination of paper documents, where possible, to paperless systems. There are significant reasons for parties to move from the hassle of paper documents to electronic documents.
One important reason parties are moving towards electronic document filing and transmission is it allows elimination of massive storage facilities. The information that is used to require large complexes of storage cabinets for paper documents and files can now be stored electronically, readily categorized, searched and easily retrieved. Personnel that used to be required for extensive filing and retrieving systems can now be reduced since in large measure the information can be stored on a networked computer system and easily accessed by the user from the convenience of their own personal computer.
Another reason parties are moving towards electronic document filing and transmission is the use of electronic documents allows automation of many manually intensive processes. When information is exchanged in paper format that needs to be maintained in a database, significant time and effort is required to translate the information from paper into the database. Transmitting information electronically allows some of these processes to be automated.
It is well known that documents can be readily transmitted electronically. This has become common place through the use of email, ftp, http, and other methods. Further, secure transmission of such documents has also become common place using encryption technology. However, in spite of the extensive use of electronic transmission of documents, even with secure encryption layers of communication, various groups, such as the legal courts and government agencies, have been slow to implement processes for accepting the filing of documents from one or more parties. In these cases, the courts and agencies or other similar receiving parties are concerned with the preservation of the documents, the long term ability to insure that the documents are not changed, document integrity during transmission, the authenticity of the documents, and the management process that allows some parties to transmit documents while disallowing other parties.
There have been various attempts in the industry to establish methods of electronically preparing documents, and submitting them to receiving organizations. Frequently this process is referred to as e-filing. Usually because a single vendor controls the preparation and transmission, as well as the receiving process, user authentication, document integrity, and long term protection of evidence are managed through closed processes. Courts and government agencies have piloted various strategies with single vendor control, and yet almost all of these pilots have failed to gain significant user adoption for various reasons. In addition, previous test pilots have not been able to provide a system that embeds into the content of the transmission the authentication of source, document integrity and evidence protection that can be shared in an open environment yet remain secure. Also the practicality of scaling an open process of user account management to tens of thousands of accounts, distributed across thousands of servers that support the authentication and document integrity has been difficult to achieve.
Accordingly, a method that provides a process for managing organization and user accounts that embeds authorization information into the content of the transmission, which can be distributed across multiple installations, supports document integrity, and assures long term protection of evidence, is needed.
A system and method of electronically filing documents which are secured from modification provided according to the present invention, the security providing proof that the items submitted have remained unchanged since being secured. A first installation account within a first installation is created, the first installation account having second installation account information relating to a second installation. A user account is stored in the first installation having information stored therein for a user of the second installation. A submission envelope is secured using a digital signature from the first installation, and this submission envelope is stored in the first installation.
The foregoing aspects and many of the attendant advantages of this invention will become more readily appreciated as the same become better understood by reference to the following detailed description, when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein:
While the preferred embodiment of the invention has been illustrated and described, it will be appreciated that various changes can be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
It should be understood that the terms �electronic� and �electronically� as used throughout the Detailed Description of the Invention for the preferred embodiment applies equally to wireless and other types of transmission. Thus, the principles and applications of the present invention are not limited to situations where the information, files, etc., are transmitted by movement of electrons through a set medium. Rather, they apply equally and broadly to all other mediums of transmission including but not limited to wireless (air waves) transmissions and transmissions using light as a transmitter such as through fiber optics. For ease of explanation, electronic filing and electronics transmission will be described throughout the Detailed Description of the Invention where the preferred embodiment contemplates the use of the internet as the transmission element. However, all other means of communication/transmission are contemplated.
Electronic filing, for purposes of explaining the preferred embodiment, shall be defined as submitting documents to a receiving party such as a court or government agency, having one or more submitting parties digitally �sign� or approve the documents, and then transmitting the documents with the signatures or approval to a receiver. In addition, a receipt created by the receiving installation is returned to the sender. This process has application in a large variety of uses such as submitting documents (motions, briefs, complaints, etc.) from attorneys to the courts as well as responses and rulings from the courts to the attorneys. The process could also include submitting forms and applications to a government agency such as a patent application to the patent office, or even executing agreements between parties residing considerable distances apart yet requiring immediate turn-around time. Certainly numerous other applications can be readily discerned through thoughtful and/or creative contemplation. What is critical to the application or filing process is how to manage thousands of user accounts across multiple organizations so that each submission can be verified that it came from a source that is authorized. In addition, the integrity of the document must be verified after transmission is complete. When the information is stored as evidence for long periods of time, or shared and replicated multiple times by multiple organizations, any party equipped with the proper software must be able to verify that the content has not changed. If the content of the submission can be changed or any portion of the transmission can be modified, the documents as filed, and evidence stored, will not have the force of being a legally binding document.
The present invention, as described below, provides an account management process which includes the sharing of public keys from server certificates. The private key installed on the server is used to digitally sign the content and embeds the signature with the content of the transmission providing an authentication process and document integrity within the message. The method of the present invention also includes a receipt generated by the receiving unit that is returned to the sending party that binds the receipt to the submission. Through the present invention multiple parties can be bound together, through signature and/or receipt, and each party is able to maintain a legally binding copy of the evidence. The present invention further teaches the implementation of the functions listed above in a manner that is fully managed to allow multiple levels of users with a distribution to thousands of accounts.
For clarity, certain terms utilized in describing the present invention are outlined below.
For purposes of simplicity, the preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described below in the context of a court communication, such as an attorney's office submitting motions or other filings to the court and the court's responses and actions. It should be recognized that this is only one application for the present invention and that the present invention can be utilized in many ways and by varied parties. For instance, attorney's offices and courts are described below, but any company, government, association or even individuals can be considered for any of the parties. Electronic submission of documents or other submissions that need evidence of who it came from included in the submission, verification that the source is an authorized source to send submissions, evidence that the submissions have not been altered during transmission or after being saved in an electronic archive, and evidence linking a receipt to the submission in a managed manner to accommodate large numbers of users at multiple levels is one goal of the present invention, and the implementations and applications of the present invention are very broad and varied.
Account Setup Process for a Simple Filing System
EF system 12 incorporates two basic components, a signer component 18 and a receiver component 20 at the court. A signer administrator operating the signer component 18 of EF system 12 will create organizational accounts of type OT-1 for each PO 14 installation that will use the signer component 18 of EF system 12 to create and transfer submissions. Until other signer and receiver components or installations are installed at other locations this installation will only configure organizational accounts of Type OT-1 Each OT-1 account will include an organizational administrator account managed by the organizational administrator of the organization (PO 14) represented by the OT-1 account. This administrator account will include a username and password and information about the organization. The signer administrator will share the newly created username and password with the organizational administrator of the specific PO 14 for whom the OT-1 account was created. A receiver administrator operating the receiver component 20 of EF system 12 will define what filing types each organization account of both OT-1 and OT-2 accounts can submit to the receiver component 20.
The organizational administrator of each OT-1 account at PO 14 logs into the EF system 12 at the court 11 and creates user accounts for each user in the respective PO 14 organization. These users will create and send electronic filing submissions to the receiver component 20 of EF system 12 through the signer component 18 of EF system 12. The user accounts will generally include a username, password, private keys, credit card information, and information specific to the types of filings their OT-1 account is authorized to submit.
Filing Process for a Simple Filing System
The process of filing will now be explained in detail for the simple filing system 10 of
The users of each type OT-1 account at PO 14 will login to the signer component 18 of EF system 12. The user(s) first selects and configures user information and defines the types of filing the user wants to create. This information is stored permanently in the user account information. The user also can store private keys in the user account information and associate the keys to a specific type of filing.
Second, once the user information is established, the user with PO 14 desiring to file a filing with court 11 will prepare a document 110 (
Submission envelope 120 is the �packaging� or envelope for the contents required for a specific type of submission. For purposes of the preferred embodiment, submission envelope 120 is an electronic envelope. However, it will be recognized that any medium of transmission, including, but not limited to, wireless (air waves) and light waves through fiber optics, is also contemplated by the principles and teachings of the present invention. In the case of a legal filing, document 110 would be some type of form, brief, complaint etc. Within submission envelope 120 then, document 110 would be packaged with the X1 112 document to allow initiation with legacy system 16 and other elements as described below. In the case of other types of electronic submission, X1 document 112 will be a facilitator for communication within the receiving unit 11. Various types of files, including documents, photos, or any other type of file, are all contemplated as included within the scope of document 110.
The X2 document is created based on information supplied by the user account and system information. The information includes signer component 18 specific information, the IP address the submission will be sent from, the EP address the submission will be sent to, login time of the user, the creation date of the submission, and data to track the specific envelope so that status information can be associated with each submission. The X2 document 118 also includes and is continually updated with information for the sequencing order of all information in the envelope. This sequence defines the order all documents, signatures, and other data will be processed to create a server based digital signature. As mentioned previously with regard to the Verification of a signature, the files of information and documents contained in submission envelope 120 are processed through an algorithm to form a check sum or digital digest. To this digital digest a private key Type P is applied. Thus, when the verification occurs, the receiving end uses the same algorithm and contents in the submission envelope 120 according to the order dictated by the X2 document 118 to create a new digital digest. Also, the digital signature is decrypted using the Public key associated with the encrypting private key to recreate the original digital digest. The two digital digests are compared and if they are identical, security verification has occurred. Thus, a server based signature 122 (digital signature) is the agent used to secure submission envelope 120 and verify that no information is added, deleted, or modified within the submission during transmission or after the submission is archived as evidence. The server based signature 122 is included in the envelope but not part of the sequence of information in X2 document 118. As explained subsequently, server based signature 122 is applied after all documents and signatures for submission have been received at signer component 18.
At this point of the process, document 110 can be posted along with X1 document 112 and X2 document 118 to a specified holding location where one or more people apply their individual signature 114 to the content. In the case of a legal filing, signer component 18 of EF system 12 can act as the holding location. Each party signing must sign using their private key Type P1 which generates a digital signature 114 for the signing party. It should be understood that each digital signature 114 has an associated individual public certificate 116 assigned to it. In addition, the server signature 122 has a server public certificate 124 associated with it. Accordingly, each digital signature 114 and 122 will have public certificates 116 and 124 included in the submission.
It may be that an individual signing or executing document 110 does not have a registered digital signature 114/public certificate 116. In such a case, a Type I image, or digital image, representing that party's signature can be generated and posted. However, such a digital image cannot be used to prove that the individual actually signed document 110, nor can it be used to check to see if there is any modification to document 110 after posting the individual signature. Individual digital signatures 114 can be used as proof that the individual actually signed document 110 and any modifications to document 110 can be confirmed when digital signatures 114 are used. The process of using a Type I image in essence says that no signature exists that can be validated electronically against a person and document 110. To add support and credibility to a Type I image signature, and to further buttress the strength of digital signature 114, information is included in a submission, whether digitally signed or not by an individual, to show when a person logged in to a secure server, when the submission was created, and when the submission was approved for submission to EF system 12. This creates a trail of evidence to show that someone unique logged into EF system 12 and went through the process of creating, posting, agreeing and transmitting a submission, and the particular server used to login. Such information is included in X2 document 118.
With document 110 posted with X1 data 112, S1 digital signatures 114 and public certificates 116 for each individual collected, and an X2 document 118 generated, submission envelope 120 is generated. Submission envelope 120 in essence incorporates document 110, X1 data 112, S1 individual digital signatures 114 and C1 certificates 116, and X2 document 118 into a single electronic file. A Type S2 server signature 122 is created using a server private key Type P2. A Type C2 server public certificate 124 is included in the submission envelope. The S2 server signature 122 locks or secures the content in the submission envelope 120 so that no additions, deletions, or modifications can be made to any of the submission.
It can be readily understood from the simple explanation above that one of the strengths of the present invention is that when S2 server signature 122 is created no information within submission envelope 120 can be tampered with. If the users use images or authentication information rather than S1 digital signatures the submission is still protected from being tampered with in any way by being locked into submission envelope 120 by S2 server signature 122. With submission envelope 120 now generated by signer component 18, all the contents are stored in submission envelope 120 and the submission is sent to receiver component 20 of EF system 12.
When receiver component 20 receives a submission, S2 server signature 122 operates to supply verification of content integrity and verification that the submission came from an authorized source. The process for receiving submissions is as follows.
First, the IP address stored in X2 document 118 is checked to determine the submitting server coincides with the OT-1 account on the EF system 12 where the submission is received. All OT-1 accounts of a single installation are associated with the same EP address and the same private and public key installed on the EF system 12 where the OT-1 accounts were created. The C2 public certificate stored on the signer/receiver components 18 and 20 of EF 12 is retrieved. This C2 public certificate (EFPC) installed on the EF system 12 is, or should be, the same as C2 124, the public certificate stored in the submission created by the users of PO 14, OT-1 account on the EF system 12. The EFPC is then compared with C2 124 in the submission envelope 120. If the certificates are the same then the account is verified as an authentic source. If the verification of signature process (defined previously) of the content in submission envelope 120 using the S2 signature 122 validates using the C2 124 public key for decryption then the content integrity is verified. Upon verification, the complete submission envelope 120 with its contents is stored as long term evidence.
A receipt 205 is generated by receiver 20 depending on the type of submission and any custom rules for each installation. Even when the content of the receipt uses custom rules, the receipt must still have an undisputable link to the submission. As an example,
To clarify the account model and purposes of the accounts, reference is made to
Types of Electronic Evidence Binding Organizations Together
The packaging method and the receipt method are the same for a single installation such as in
Single Server signing�When a user creates and transmits a submission using an OT-1 account on a single installation, the submission envelope is transmitted to the same server that created the S2 signature 120 in
Multi-Server signing�When a user creates a submission using an OT-1 account on system A in
In an example where installation A is a law firm and installation B is a court it is clear how the multiple binding process provides protection. The legal firm needs evidence that it submitted the documents to the court. A receipt from the court gives evidence that the court received the submission. To make the evidence binding, there needs to exist a binding link between the submission and the receipt. In addition, the evidence needs to demonstrate that both parties were participants of the transaction.
When an attorney from a legal firm submits a filing to a court, the installation A at the law firm signs the submission. The court has undisputable evidence that the legal firm submitted the document to the courts. The court can store that information, but it does not have access to the P2 private key installed on Server A so the ability for the court to create an altered submission is limited by the access to the server at the law firm. When the Court's installation B creates a receipt and locks the receipt with S2 signature from the Court's server the legal firm receives the receipt and has undisputable evidence that the information in the receipt was created by the court. In addition, since the D2 digital digest of the original submission or all of the submission content is included in the receipt, the initial submission and the receipt are bound together. In this multi-server signing process undisputable evidence that each installation was involved in the transaction is included in the receipt envelope which contains an undisputable binding relationship with the original submission.
Whether digital signatures, images, or a trail of login and creation information are used to demonstrate an individual involvement in the process, the S2 signatures provide evidence that the two servers were involved in the process. This electronic evidence can now be copied and maintained by both parties, the party that created and sent the submission, and the party that received the submission and generated a receipt for the submission.
In the example of a legal firm and the court, the legal firm has trust in the evidence because the receipt includes the submission information linked to the receipt and locked by the court's S2 signature.
Thus a method and system for submitting documents electronically in a secure manner is presented by the present invention. Through the present invention proof is given to show that documents and files submitted/transmitted and stored electronically or by other communication/transmission methods have not been tampered, or had information added or removed since the documents were secured.
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Lebanon Bologna around Boston?
- brotherrat Mar 4, 2010 09:45 AM
Has anyone seen good ol' PA Dutch Lebanon Bologna on sale around the greater Boston area?
I'm a central PA-er looking to get my fix without having to resort to overpaying to have Seltzer's send me a few pounds through the mail.
re: gimlis1mum
I think it's Seltzer's (at least it used to be); might be worth calling to see if they were forced to switch to Boar's Head (which is OK, but not as good as Seltzer's). Sometimes, you'll get a counterperson who doesn't realize they carry it.
re: Karl S
Thanks--I live in Medford so I drove over to check it out, and they only had Boar's Head. Which is nice--it still fries up well--but it's a bit sweeter and spiced differently than Seltzer's original. It's better than nothing....
re: brotherrat
Yes, Seltzer's is best.
Hope you can find it locally, but if not you can order Seltzer's Lebanon bologna online at www.seltzersbologna.com
I know that Mike & Patty's has it as an occasional special. I have also seen it there as scrapple and in a pork roll. They are in the bay village section of the south end. Delicious food, you should give them a try.
re: Karl S
Is that true? I just called them (the Market Basket, in Reading, on VIllage St.), and they said that they didn't.
re: brotherrat
Maybe I am misremembering Chelsea, but I have seen it in the past 2 months at one of those two Market Baskets. I remember seeing the Seltzer's label.
re: Karl S
the market basket's in southern nh used to carry it...but i haven't bought any in quite a while....
re: brotherrat
UPDATE: You got wrong information from the person who answered the phone. I was just there today, and in the mood, and they have Seltzer's for 5.99/lb. Now, they have one in the display case (which is what I remember seeing earlier in the winter), but had to go back to the back room to open a new one up - what might have happened is that you had a less than swift person who just scanned what they had opened up.
So there is Seltzer's readily had in Reading.
re: foodperv
I would call first, but my mother used to buy it for my grandfather (York, PA native) at the Star Market in Waverley Sq, Belmont and I think occasionally at the one on Mt Auburn St in Watertown. It's been a few years though.
re: langley
Definitely call first. I've bought Lebanon bologna from time to time at the Allston Star, and stopped in to check when this thread first popped up last week. No dice! I don't know if they carry it only seasonally, or at random, or whether they used to and have discontinued, but there's definitely none there at the moment.
Forgive my ignorance, but what is Lebanon bologna? From what little I could find on google, it looks more like salami than what I normally think of as bologna. Is it something likely to be of interest mostly to PA expats seeking a taste of home, or some exceptional type of salumi worth seeking out on its own?
re: BobB
It's a kind of large, hard salami - obviously more German than Italian in style. It's not only PA expats who enjoy it: it's common in the NY and other areas. It used to be easier to find here, too, but the Boston area is generally poor when it comes to German and central European-type delicacies as compared to many other major urban areas of the US.
Go buy a quarter pound to see for yourself. It also fries beautifully....
re: Karl S
I'll have to check it out - I lived in Germany years ago and have fond memories of the quality and variety of their wursts. (Lachschinken - mmm!!!)
There's actually quite a trove of central European salumi - German, Hungarian, Polish and more - at the better Russian stores in the area, like Berezka and Bazaar, but I don't recall seeing Lebanon bologna there. It might have a different name there though.
Market Basket in Somerville has it. Got some last week, just had a sandwhich. Tastes like the Pa/ Md stuff !

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Look, I know this has been all over the Internet for the past day or two, but indulge me. I want to report on this too.
Capcom has announced that a two-fer triple-dip of Resident Evil 4 coupled with Code: Veronica is coming to both HD consoles' download services later this year in celebration of the franchise's 15th anniversary. Upgraded (read: upscaled) 720p graphics and full trophy/achievment support are on board. There is no mention of any additonal extras or new content, but if Move support isn't included for 4 at least then it's a missed opportunity.
You- down in front. Did I just hear you think "meh, cash-in re-release"? Listen buddy, Resident Evil 4 is one of the best games ever made. If you took Brandon's Nintendogs hostage and said "pick a favorite console game or the Corgi goes to the Nintendpound", Resident Evil 4 would be top of mind. I actually didn't play the game until the Wii edition came out so we were already well into the HD generation, and I still think it tops most of the AAA efforts since then. It's truly epic, grand, creepy, ridiculous, surreal, sublime, and packed full of non-DLC content. I'm totally OK with a straight re-release of it with HD support, if only because it's playable on current consoles. And having just traded the Wii in last week, my only regret was the loss of RE4. Besides, Metacritic has deemed it great with its mighty 96 aggregate score. And Metacritic is the very Voice of God.
Code: Veronica is the icing on the cake. I played it only once back in the halcyon days of vodka drinking and Dreamcast gaming. I'm looking forward to seeing it again.
Now, if we could just get the first three retooled and updated. 15 years? Wow. I'll never the first time I played an import copy of Biohazard and had no idea what it was. When you find that first zombie in the hallway, I thought "holy $#!t, this is like some kind of George Romero game!" And look where that has gotten us now.


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Name: Tirumalsetti Suman
Date of birth: 15/12/1983
International Team: N/A
Domestic Team: Mumbai Indians
Role: Batsman
Bowling Style: Off break
Batting Style: Right-hand
- After years of consistent performances in domestic competitions, Suman finally got an opportunity with the Deccan Chargers during the 2009 IPL.
- Had limited chances during their successful campaign in 2009, but had quite a few cameoes.
- Cemented his place in the team in 2010 with a few match-winning performances with the bat.
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FOLSOM, La. (AP) - A fire district that serves the Folsom area of St. Tammany Parish wants voters to renew a 10-year tax to pay for improvements and maintenance of its facilities and equipment.
Nola.comThe Times-Picayune reports St. Tammany Parish Fire Protection District 5 is seeking a 10-mil tax renewal.
Fire Chief David Pittman says the tax would generate about $293,000 for the district.
The renewal would start in 2016 and last for 10 years.
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Home » News » Crime
Manchester teen robbed of iPod, cell phone
The robbery happened just before 6:30 p.m. as the teens were walking on Somerville Street, near Belmont Street. Two men approached them and one of them demanded their belongings and indicated his companion had a gun, although police said no weapon was shown.
One of the teens gave up his iPod nano and Galaxy S3 cell phone and the men left. The robbers were last seen leaving in an older dark-colored, four-door sedan driven by a third person who was possibly wearing a red sweatshirt.
Police learned about the robbery when it was called in from a Clay Street address where they met with the two boys.
The first robber is described as a white man in his 40s, about 6-foot-3 with a slender build and dark "stubble" on his face. He was wearing a dark-colored vest and a green "beanie" style hat.
The second man, who allegedly had a gun, is described as a clean-shaven white man in his 40s with an average height and build. He was wearing a camouflage shirt and khaki pants.
Anyone with information about the robbery is asked to call police at 668-8711. Anonymous tips for cash rewards may be made through Manchester Crimeline at 634-4040 or online at manchestercrimeline.org.
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Honestly with the lack of depth in the missions I don't see how they couldn't make a copy for the Klingons but thats another discussion.
*snicker* hmm...
*sits and chats with Kirk on the 1701* Indeed. Lack of depth. Yes, and what do you think about this Mr Kirk?
Kirk: ....KHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNN!!!!! !
but seriously, your entirely wrong. The problem is they haven't really put much into the 1-14 area except repeatables. The episodic content in there is mostly a generic starfleet run-to and fro, but when you get to the city of nevermore....everything becomes clear.


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That explains Sparkle. A little bit. Still not feeling much in the way of sympathy anymore.
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I bet he reads all of them. Every single one.
o.o how many webcomics do you read if 4 days worth of them exhausts you? o.o
Or any job for that matter.
I should have your job.
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Roger Goodell got it right. I've been critical of the NFL commissioner in the past because I thought he was playing hall monitor too often, concerning himself too often with minor, off-field transgressions of players. I thought he had put himself in a no-win situation.
Today, though, he deserves all the praise we can muster. After years of hammering players on the subjects of behaviour and violence, he put Sean Payton's money where his mouth is. He suspended Payton for a year, forcing him to forgo $7.5 million in salary, and took two second-round draft picks away from a Super Bowl contender. Goodell hammered Payton and the Saints not only for violating the rules, but for endangering other players and for lying to the NFL when the league investigated.
Had Payton and the Saints 'fessed up, the penalties would have been lesser, and Goodell might have even been able to adopt a ``boys will be boys'' attitude toward the Saints' transgressions. When Payton lied, he put himself in the gunsights, and got what he deserved.
Goodell has rightly campaigned for increased player safety. He couldn't ignore a regime that paid players bonuses to cause injuries to opponents. I admire him having the guts to damage one of the best teams and stories in his league.
Tim Tebow just isn't that good. And everyone who says his force of personality can somehow make him valuable just isn't paying attention.
The entire league had a chance to bid for a former first-round draft pick who won a playoff game as a quarterback just a few months ago, and the best the Broncos could get for him was a fourth-round draft pick. That tells you all you need to know about Tebow's stock. He's just not that good, and a mountain of bibles won't change that.
Royce White is making a mistake. He finally found a good situation, playing for Fred Hoiberg at Iowa State, and now he's going to go pro? Does he really think he's going to receive the care and attention, and the ability to develop his game, anywhere other than Ames right now?
He should maximize his time with Hoiberg, and hope he's ready for the next level when his eligibility expires.
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Because Brett Favre is a fickle and mysterious human, you have to wonder how the Saints' bounty on him affected Vikings history and his career.
If the Saints hadn't badly injured his ankle in the 2009 NFC title game...
-Would he have run for the first down after the 12-man-in-the-huddle call? He had room. He instead tried to force the ball to Sidney Rice and was intercepted. Another first down and I would have bet a lot of money that Ryan Longwell would have kicked the game-winning field goal. Well, OK, I would have bet a little money.
-If he had either advanced to the Super Bowl or left Superdome healthy after a close loss, would he have been more eager to play in 2010? It was Favre's passive-aggressive attitude about playing that helped ruin that season. I can't even guess on this one.
What SpyGate and BountyGate have taught us is that the NFL is a dirty, dirty business. Even when defensive players aren't offered rewards, they often enter the game intent on injuring or intimidating offensive players.
I covered Floyd Peters when he was the Vikings' defensive coordinator. Great guy. And he wanted his defensive linemen to knock every quarterback unconcious. Sound harsh? These were the days before concussion awareness, when that was an explicit goal of every defense.
Football hasn't changed. It's become even more violent and profitable. I can't pretend to be offended by the Saints' bounty system because I believe that all defensive players are incentivized to brutalize offensive players. The Saints were just stupid enough to create a traceable system, and stupid enough to get caught.
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So, I picked the Giants to beat the Patriots. I wrote a column explaining my reasoning, and even won a mythical case of mythical beer from my mythical radio co-host, Tom Pelissero.
So, I was right. Right?
Well, kinda.
I thought the Giants would handle the Patriots a bit more easily than they actually did. My pick was Giants 28, Patriots 17 (or something close to that, it's radio, I don't take notes). I thought the Giants would have an easier time making big plays against the Patriots, but Bill Belichick took away most deep throws, turning the game into a grind.
If I had picked the game wrong, I couldn't comment on the unpredictability of sports. It would sound like a copout. But picking the game correctly reminded me of the reaction when I picked another Giants team to win.
In Super Bowl XXV, I picked the Giants to beat the favored Bills, by one point. I wound up being exactly correct. Back then, with fewer people able to publicly make their picks (no facebook, twitter, or comments sections in newspaper websites - or newspaper websites) making a public pick was a bigger deal.
So when I turned out to be right, I had a lot of people treating me like I could actually pick games successfully whenever I wanted to.
Which is silly. At best, game picks are educated guesses, and they are educated guesses that can be proved wrong by an injury, a tipped pass, a special teams play, a penalty.
If Wes Welker had made that catch last night, the Patriots probably would have won the Super Bowl. If Tom Brady hadn't taken a safety early in the game, the Patriots might have won the Super Bowl. There were dozens of plays determined by centimeters that could have turned the game in New England's favor.
So my advice on picking games is to never to bet money (or beer) you can't afford to lose, and never to believe anyone who tells you they know who's going to win. Especially players and coaches. I can't tell you how many times I've had a player, coach or manager tell me privately that they were certain of victory. Then, after they lost, they didn't bring that up ever again.
I think Kevin Love's two-game suspension is just about right. It's serious enough to correct his behaviour but doesn't ruin the season, or even the month, for him and his team.
The stomping of Luis Scola was ugly and absolutely wrong, but the behaviour I'd like to see Love correct is his whining about calls while the ball heads to the other end of the court. He's an effort player. He should be an effort player all the time.
Congratulations again to Matt Birk for winning the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, and thanks to Matt for spending so much time last week talking to me, for a newspaper column and on my radio show.
Eli Manning is a classy dude. Did you see him run onto the field to celebrate with teammates? Most Super Bowl winning quarterbacks look to the heavens or wave their finger or isolate themselves.
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I've covered seven Super Bowls, and I'm ambivalent about missing them these days.
I hate the pack journalism and inane questions. I also hate not being in the eye of the storm, at the game that commands everyone's attention.
Two favorite Super Bowl coverage memories:
1. At my first Super Bowl, SB XXIV, the Joe Montana/Jerry Rice 49ers blew out the John Elway Broncos 55-10. You might think that the game was boring, but it wasn't, not for me. I was fascinated at the precision of the 49ers. A friend of mine was the 49ers' pool reporter that week, and he told me on Friday, `If you could watch them practice, you'd know why they're so good.'
Also, it was my first Super Bowl, my first big trip on an expense account. Eating New Orleans cooking and drinking Abita beer was a blast, although I learned that following such a diet by eating the chocolate mint on the Hyatt pillow was like lighting a match near a munitions factory.
Also: I remember being in a French Quarter bar with a bunch of writers late at night, and hearing someone yell, `The Doctor is in the house!'' And he was. Dr. J walked in, acting and being treated like royalty.
2. My favorite Super Bowl in terms of coverage was XLI, when the Colts beat the Bears in Miami. The game wasn't very inspiring, and if the Bears hadn't busted a coverage and allowed Reggie Wayne to get open for a free touchdown, who knows what would have happened? Maybe Peyton Manning wouild have joined Dan Marino as all-time great quarterbacks who never won a Super Bowl.
In the days leading up to the Super Bowl, I was able to spend time with Rochester native Tom Moore. Moore had recruited Tony Dungy to the University of Minnesota and now was Dungy's offensive coordinator and Manning's personal mentor. Seeing Moore, such an anonymous yet influential figure, sitting at the back tables of the media scrums, refusing to call attention to himself, made me admire the man even more than I had previously.
Time with Moore was one reason covering that Super Bowl was worthwhile. Another: By some quirk of late deadlines and pure luck, I wound speaking with Manning alone at his locker long after the game, and he started talking about the difficulty of playing with a wet football. It had rained early in the game.
Manning explained that he had prepared for rain. During breaks in practice, he would make his longtime center, Jeff Saturday, dunk footballs into a full bucket, so they could get used to snapping a wet football.
When I finished speaking with Peyton, I ran into his father, Archie, outside the lockerroom, and told him the story. ``Wet ball drills, huh?'' Archie said. ``He really does think of everything.''
I never would have had those conversations with Moore or the Mannings if the Star Tribune hadn't sent me to the Super Bowl.
On to this week's highly irrevelant, completely subjective and yet mildly annoying Local Power Rankings:
1. Minnesota Timberwolves
Didn't like the way they let the Pacers push them around. Hate the fact that the starting lineup features one guy who shouldn't be in the starting lineup (Luke Ridnour) and two who might not belong in the NBA (Wes Johnson and Darko Milicic.) But even in defeat I find this team interesting and entertaining.
It will be interesting, at this point, to see what Rick Adelman does with his lineup, and how Rubio reacts to teams that have been able to thoroughly scout him. His steals are down lately.
By the way, I rank the Wolves ahead of other teams not because of their place in the standings, but because of their combination improvement/likeability/promise/entertainment value.
2. Gophers hockey
They finally swept an opponent last weekend, and have this weekend off. What will be interesting is to see how the new athletic director will react if the Gophers flop in the postseason again. It would be tough for a new AD to fire Don Lucia. It would also be tough for a new AD to be overly impressed with Lucia if his team flames out again.
3. Minnesota Wild
I covered the team on Tuesday, and that was one of the most gut-wrenching days a coach or an organization can have: First a highly-paid veteran rips the coach, then the team blows a three-goal third-period lead and doesn't even salvage a point.
The Wild came back to win in Colorado on Thursday, more proof that fans probably invest more emotion in outomes than do players, who have been winning and losing games all their lives.
4. Gophers basketball
The Wild is still in eighth place in the West; the Gophers may have fallen out of the prospective NCAA bracket with their loss at Iowa. Most people in my business have analyzed the end of the game; i say when you score three points in the first 10 minutes of a game, you should have been thrown off the floor long before time ran out.
5. Minnesota Twins
Nothing new to report here, so I'll repeat myself: I think Terry Ryan made a bunch of sensible, strategic moves to bolster his roster and give this team a chance to compete, but the Twins need Justin Morneau and Joe Mauer to be healthy and Francisco Liriano to be outstanding if they're going to win this division.
6. Minnesota Vikings
The Giants give other NFL teams hope that patience can be rewarded. They stuck with Eli Manning when he sometimes looked lost, and he could give them a second Super Bowl victory on Sunday. They stuck with Tom Coughlin when the tabloids were calling for his firing, and he, like Manning, could win a second Super Bowl in five years. The Giants failed to run the ball as well as they should this year. They patched together an offensive line. They used multiple backs. They had a long-shot receiver (Victor Cruz) become their difference-maker down the stretch.
In other words, you can win in the NFL without setting passing records and being innovative offensively, which is good news for the Vikings.
7. Gophers football
Jerry Kill probably has the perfect personality to appeal to Minnesota high school coaches and recruits. I'm not going to rate his recruiting class, because all that matters is the scores of the games in which these recruits wind up playing.
As for the departure of MInnesota athletic director Joel Maturi, I'll offer a series of thoughts:
1. I never thought he was a big-time athletic director. He was a reactor, not an actor. He often made the decision that was easiest for him, not the one that would lead the department in the right direction. Some people just are No. 1s. It's not his fault; it's the fault of the guy who hired him.
2. Why is it that every time an important sports job comes open in Minnesota, everyone suggests that a Minnesotan be hired? Please. Minnesota should hire the best AD candidate they can find, wherever that person currently resides.
3. Minnesota needs an AD willing to take on lots of big, daunting problems. What do you do with Tubby Smith if he misses the NCAA tournament? What should be done with Williams Arena? How can funds be raised for a basketball practice facility? What happens with Don Lucia if his program flops again?
Minnesota athletics needs a CEO. Mr. Maturi was more like an HR director.
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I agree with everything you said,Great OP.
Ryback's involvement with CM Punk not only ruined CM Punk's credibility,But it also ruined Ryback's.CM Punk did not go over Ryback and Ryback ended up looking like a loser who never was able to win the title from Punk.Yeah Ryback's feud with Punk has got to be the worst feud in CM Punk's title reign I agree with that fully.
Also CM Punk being booked as a cowardly chicken shit bitch who is all talk is disgusting,That is just "Miz-like" not "Punk-like" at all.I remember the days when Punk was still a heel and was booked as a fighter who wasn't scared of anybody back in late 2011 with John Cena,Punk needs to return back to being a heel who isn't scared of anybody "have him use cheap ways to win sure" but to act like a coward is just fucking horrible.
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Open only about a week or so Jakes is off to a running start. This Five Guys copycat or just maybe it's the other way around produces a nice hand made double patty burger that is every bit as good as Five Guys. Their fries are good as well but fall short of those long cut,
saturated with peanut oil and well done fries at Five Guys. Jakes on the other hand claims to have a great milkshakes which I did not try.
If you like Five Guys you will like Jakes. A double patty burger, fries and a bottle of water was
$7.90 including tax. Not a bad Friday night dinner for the money. They are located at 1610 Rt 35 South, Orchard Plaza in Oakhurst.
JerzeyShore - Thanks for the report. I've been looking forward to this place opening up. For those not in the know, this restaurant is located next door to Takara in a former marble/granite countertop shop.
Ok so I had to go and get my burger fix. It was really good. Not Main Street good but good.I had the Big Jake, 2 really hot patties, I added cheese and fried onions. I was told that all the meat had to be cooked well (yuck) but the fellow said he could try to do it medium. It came out somewhere in between. Cost was $7.05 for 9 ounces of meat. Glad I went. Only three tables were occupied while I was there. Need to let others know about the place.
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I finally got a chance to try Jake's this weekend. I have to agree with the above posters. The burgers are every bit as good and maybe even better than Five Guys. I will also agree with Jerzey's assessment of the fries. They are frozen (as opposed to FG's fresh cut) and while passable are not even close to FG. Throw in a decent milk shack as well as the plethora of coupons available in Clipper Magazine (not to mention the posted specials i.e kids eat free on Monday and dollar hot dogs during the World Series) and you got a winner. I will definitely be back. Good Luck.
Went there today for lunch. Place was virtually empty. Big plus is eat-in meals served on a tray instead of assuming it's take-out for everyone. Burgers good, but really not quite as good as 5 Guys. Fries only so-so, onion rings pretty good. I had the orange cream shake, which was very good.
Bottom line is if choosing between Jake's and 5 Guys, I'd go to whichever is more convenient. If both in the running, I'd go to 5 Guys.
I really liked the Jakes burger, for what it is. Somewhere between fast food and the gourmet gastropub burgers there was a niche to be filled. I like the actual burger better than a five guys burger, fries not as much, but the black raspberry milkshake was real nice. I had the double with bacon, cheese, fried onions and pickles and it was very satisfying, flavorful and juicy, but not too much of a greasy, horrible mess. Mine also came cooked medium, I don't know if that was a fluke or not, but it worked out good...
Anytime a fry guy/gal MASHES down on my hamburger, it's my exit time,.....when I learned that 5 Guys mashes, I'll never be a customer......I want A juicy BURGER, NOT DRIED OUT NO MATTER WHAT 5 gUYS SAY
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I agree. I don't think many people knew they where there.
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i didn't even know it was there until this past Spring. Now that the plaza is getting a facelift i think more people look to see what is in that plaza. I ate at Jake's the one time and thought it was not good enough for me to go back. The place had that greasy burger smell to it and the burger had more grease than taste to it. I prefer Cheeburger Cheeburger,Bobby's Burger Palace and even Five Guys over it
Agree with FOOBUC, (one post above mine)
I thought Jake's was decent, but not "wow" enough to make me want to go back..
and now I see that Oakhurst location is closed, anyway...
The fries sucked, IMO.... they tasted like the frozen variety..
Five Guys really had them beat in the Fries department..
(wish Five Guys would add some onion rings, too)
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Five Guys fries suffer from the same issues that plague any place that tries to depend on fresh cut potatoes. There are so many variables like the age of the potatoes, time of year they were harvested, starch and water content, humidity, day of the week, emotional issues of those cutting and cooking, etc, etc, etc...
The last couple times I've been there the fries came out crispy and hot, but within 2 or 3 minutes degenerated to the point where they could literally be tied in knots with out them breaking.


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