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BitTorrent offers file sync tool for PCs and NAS
BitTorrent has opened the Alpha testing program for its new BitTorrent Sync tool to all. Announced last January but only available to a select few, BitTorrent Sync looks a bit like the numerous DropBox-without-the-cloud-in-the-middle contenders inasmuch as it lets you set up a source of data, then involve trusted third parties …
Very interesting
Assuming it goes open-source (or at least the protocols do, so it is properly reviewed), this is a great idea as you get all of the benefits of "the cloud" without having to open your privates to those you don't trust that much. Like MS, Google, Amazon, etc...
Ideal for extended families so a selection of machines can share files and act as back-up for each other.
Of course, if it has a "read-only mode" (i.e. original creator can make changes that propagate across all shares, no one else can) then it could stir up a lot of controversy as The Pirate Bay's web site could become a local searchable share on thousands of machines and be all but unblockable by court orders to ISPs.
Re: Very interesting
So, its a timely anti fascism tool...
... since fascism paired with eugenics has once again become a threat to humanity.
Raspberry Pi
"Raspberry Pi users have made the new software work under Raspbian, which makes the tiny computer an even more tempting home-brew storage manager."
While I am a big fan of the Pi and have several projects on the go using it, storage is it's weak point IMHO. I cannot imagine it being even remotely useful as a home NAS. The networking is only 100Mbit, and the only storage it can support is either USB or the onboard SD card slot. USB storage doesn't cut it, and I wouldn't have a NAS without gigabit ethernet. The only use case I could see is a portable NAS/media player combo, which would be nice.
As I said, I love the Pi, but it is not a "one size fits all" solution. Play to it's strengths and it's amazing. Fail to recognise it's weaknesses and you will end up disappointed.
Re: Raspberry Pi
Well in this case consider that it would be great for someone who already has a NAS and wants to setup an interface with the outside world without touching the NAS setup with new unproven Beta software. I'd consider it since my QNAP NAS is getting on a bit and I'd rather not tinker with it too much.
The Pi could just handle the client only and sit on the normal network between the NAS and the internet. I have a gigbit switch so the addition of the 100Mbit Pi wouldn't slow things down and nothing faster is needed interfacing to the Pi since my internet currently caps at way below this.
As another scenario have the Pi act as a client with those files you want to share on the Pi and the rest on the PC and every now and then do a sync.... the Pi effectively becomes your backup client then and a mini NAS.
I think you're thinking of NAS for movies, especially at 1080p requiring massive storage and high bandwidth but don't forget there are many other uses.
Re: Raspberry Pi
Yeah, I take your point. It does have use cases.
Were they to do this well
It would be great for system admins. Peer to Peer, done well, would be exactly the right technology we need to distribute all the patches, bug fixes, software updates and everything else we need on all those identical workstations around a company's infrastructure. Throttled properly to avoid soaking the network, decent costing etc so that you automatically distribute everything on all the devices with the minimum traffic across the WAN links, and no need to define a local server or device as a distribution point and make sure its turned on all the time.
I looked into this when bit torrent and the like first came in, but the conclusion I came to was that all the peer to peer software was very well adapted to ripping off creators, but pretty much useless when it came to optimising the distribution of legitimate software and data, especially in an ad hoc tiered distribution model. Sadly I lacked the time and skills to rewrite it to be useful.
Fascinating what people will go through to avoid IPv6
On IPv6 you have normal end to end connectivity, so setting up such a system is as easy as rsync. Plus you are completely independent of external services. (which this proposal is not)
Re: Fascinating what people will go through to avoid IPv6
" Plus you are completely independent of external services. (which this proposal is not)"
What independent external services (other than the internet) are required then?
Re: Fascinating what people will go through to avoid IPv6
This is so true it hurts.
The solution to this particular problem has been with us for years.
better than rsync ?
Not sure this one has that much to do with IPv6, though it will probably also work better over IPv6 once more people have it and those who do don't need to tunnel over IPV4 to get it.
I use rsync for quite a few shares and backups. But there probably are too many options, which means skilled administration skills are required. Then there are the questions of how many crontab entries and little shell scripts you need to keep everything working smoothly, and how to do this between different OSs. Something much easier for end users to administrate and which opportunistically restarts and resyncs when machines are up and networks are available could be more useful to those lacking configuration/administration skills.
Re: Fascinating what people will go through to avoid IPv6
I don't get this point. Yes, you can set up rsync (in fact you could do so without IPv6, just using port forwarding on your router).
Where I could see this being most useful is for a group of friends. Each agrees to store copies of each others' files. Set up the sync and, as with bittorrent, you don't need to upload the files to every machine, they share the data around. Or as a small business with several offices, the files are synced and upload duty shared around.
Similarly, if you want to share a file with a group, you just add it and let the client do the rest.
Obviously, there would need to be some form of protection if you had sensitive data (I certainly wouldn't trust my friends with some data I hold, just because it is too important to take any risks), but it could basically (like the article states) create a distributed dropbox. Incredibly useful, whether you are on IPv6 or not.
I've been looking for a solution to this for a while now, effectively using my NAS as a backup target for my parent's PC 500 miles away. Rsync is powerful, but far from a "just works" solution.
Re: Marvelous
@Annihilator: check out crashplan. I use it to back up my parent's PC's across the miles, about 165 miles away. The software has built-in peer-to-peer backup, as well as cloudy options.
This is something I was thinking about a few years back, a distributed zero-knowledge P2P storage network. I was figuring that you would specify how much of other peoples encrypted data to be stored by the service on your machine and in return you get access to that same amount of storage in the mesh. Obviously the maths to my plan doesn't really work out though, as you really want to be storing mulltiple copies of all the data so you need many people to dedicate more space to the service than they're willing to use themselves.
How much space do you get access to with this?
The client for this looks ok as well, not too dumbed down and actually provides you with half-decent information on what's going on and how quickly it's happening. I quite liked the look of SpiderOak for a while but the client was a bit of a mess and I want to be able to specify the exact directories to sync rather than forced into using a pre-set directory.
Re: Decent
I didn't see anything in the description of BitTorrent Sync to imply that you trade storage with other people, at least not in the sense I think you mean. That sounds more like Freenet.
Re: Decent
No that's correct. I was just rambling about a system I thought about a few years back. That's why I asked how much storage you actually get access to with this new BitTorrent Sync.
Re: Decent
The amount of storage you get access to is infinite. It's cool because it's like Dropbox only free with unlimited storage.
Sounds good on the surface. Too bad we use deep packet inspection to block all P2P traffic on our firewall.
Add a signature or otherwise enable a way for us to use this as a corporate tool. Whatever solution you use, do so without opening our connections to movie down-loaders and I'll sign up.
Just force encryption on. Then no amount of deep inspection will be able to identify it as P2P...
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227 posts • joined 21 May 2008
Supercomputing speed growth hits 'historical low' in new TOP500 list
Does not compute.
"HP has the top spot with 36 per cent of the list, compared to 356 per cent for IBM."
Are IBM using those Pentium chips with the FDIV bug for their stupercomputers?
Feds crack down harder on 'lasing'. Yep, aircraft laser zapping... Really
Maybe just a high-res camera that takes pictures of the area where the flash came from for later identification of the perps?
And maybe a dart-gun (a variation of the type that vets use) for incapacitating the suspect until the men in blue can pick him up for questioning. A vet can revive him at the p'lice station.
Ok, maybe not the darting...
128-bit crypto scheme allegedly cracked in two hours
Right on, man!
"Since asymptotically more efficient techniques can be brought to bare as bit lengths increase, we conclude that small characteristic pairings at all security levels should now be regarded as completely insecure."
Ok, insecure. Got that.
Giant pop can FOUND ON MOON
Great sweating Pocari!
What's a Pocari? Does it sweat pee like the rest of us?
Linux distros fix kernel terminal root-hole bug
It's been around for faulty years .....
I forget now: why is there still no safe buffer management in a language that has been around since 1972? It's not like we're programming for machines that have 512 bytes of "core" and it costs $2.99 per CPU cycle anymore.
Trust the programmer ... pah!
Actual spin doctors eye up ALIEN WORLD Beta Pictoris b: Young, hot ... and really FAST
Spin me another one
It's a slow work week, so here we go:
That artificial brain the researchers at Stanford created is pretty impressive and potentially very useful. And that 3-atom-thick wire. And 3D transistors. And study of orbital mechanics brought us GPS and satellite TV, etc. I'm with you there. But how is knowing that a planet around a star 67 l.y. away spins twice as fast as Joopiter after it's been lubricated going to benefit the world? I'm failing to see the big picture. This kind of research sounds more like some kind of a sink for grant money to me.
Disclaimer: I myself sometimes / regularly in my spare time code away at little pet projects that are of no use whatever to another man so I know the entertainment value of such endeavors. But nobody pays me for it.
(Which brings me to the inevitable question: Is there any way that I can turn those megabytes of uselessness into cash in the name of research? Send your answers together with a $25 processing fee to the address provided.)
Denmark dynamited by cunning American Minecraft vandals
Power struggle
Call NATO in to defend this Western Bloc(k) county!
The Romans of old will probably tell you that it's a good thing to deal with Vandals before they reach your capital.
Microsoft's naughty Cortana NOT ALLOWED NEAR CHILDREN
Cortana, you are my ... daughter.
Is this Cortina in any way related to that Santa from back in the day?
Oh GREAT: Your factory can Heartbleed out
What kind of a monkey names a product ....
APE 2.0? Now *there* is an unfortunate TLA.
It could have been worse, I suppose.
Original iPhone dev team was 'shockingly small' - Apple engineer
Small wonder then
Now I understand why the screen is so small - designed by a team of shockingly small engineers. And now I with my 4XL oversized banana grabbers have to type WhatsFace messages on a little thing like that. It's torture.Next time I'll be getting a nice big kahuna Samsung again.
Hand me my glasses ------->
Star Wars movie to start shooting in UK this summer
Re: I can't see ...
Well I don't know about that. Let me try:
The Earth has orbited its sun 30 times since the day the emperor was overthrown. The democratic government under Leila that replaced the empire is has become just as evil and corrupt as the one it replaced*. Darth Vader has joined The Cloud and with the Muppet Joda launched a DDOS attack against Uncle Ben to install DOS2.0 on his PC after they stole his credit card info. Shoot some lasers and sit on weird beasts.Some waving of light sabres. All fun until somebody loses a limb. Luke finds a security hole and exploits it to save the little people and restore the empire.
(This is not worse plot than Episode I).
* I live in South Africa.
Herschel boffins spot fat dwarf Ceres in TEARS over astro-identity crisis
When I was young(er) there was a local show on TV about a bunch of puppets flying spacecraft and defending the earth. The main bad guy had his office in an asteroid so they could never find him. Obviously they weren't looking hard enough for puffs of smoke coming out of the asteroid when the cargo doors opened.
Thai man reportedly dies clutching his scorched iPhone 4S
Circuit breakers
Isn't the wiring in the house supposed to contain a circuit breaker that will trip if there is a short circuit or an overload?
KILO-MACH SONIC BOOM probed in fireball embers of 1572AD SUPERNOVA
Brakelight blast boom fireball ... Sounds like an ordinary day in the traffic here where I live.
Anyway, the thing that I was wondering: how does a white dwarf star explode? Is it one of them stars on the edge of collapsing into a neutron star/white dwarf and the universe illegally dumped its building rubble there, tipping it over the edge? I have to know.
Some seriously Star Warsey sounding stuff ==>
Microsoft gets GIANT GLASS HQ in FINLAND as part of Nokia deal
Espoo to be renamed Shampoo after the MS deal.
Dry, cold and volatile: How to survive Mars, and your fellow crew
Re: Mental health
Mental health: To think that that AC on 21st November 2013 12:02 GMT wants to go with 150 women. He'll be crazy before he even gets into earth orbit. Talk about cold and volatile... Anyway, that's just my view.
It sounds to me like this whole radiation problem is going to be the thing that will keep you people on earth for a long time to come.
You THINK you're watching your LG smart TV - but IT's WATCHING YOU, baby
Ah, the "face of the future", was it? The future where advertising will be injected into your dreams while you sleep? Or maybe projected onto you eyelids when you blink.
It looks like one would have to install some form of firewall to prevent your loose lipped appliances from talking out. Would that be possible? I'm no security expert ==>
If this doesn't terrify you... Google's computers OUTWIT their humans
Re: That explains it....
I've been wondering about that "becoming sentient" part: If it wakes up and finds Google not to its liking, can it quit and go work for Microsoft or become a Yahoo!?
WHO was it that TAMED the WOLF? Heel, Rex! No! Aarrghh!
Research is going to the dogs
"... the study that put domestic dogs' likely origins in the Middle East back in 2010..."
I'm sure we had dogs before then?
HUBBLE turns TIME MACHINE: Sees GLINT in the Milk(yway)man's EYE
Re: The galaxies are colliding?!!?
It belongs to them*. We godda give it baaaack.
*Them Andromedans, mate.
IBM. HUMAN-crushing SUPERCOMPUTER Watson. The Cloud. You know where THIS is going
Isn't Wikipedia a part OF Watson?
Evidently not. It had enough *reliable* information available to win a quiz show.
Boffins agree: YES we have had an atmospheric warming pause
Primate change
I personally believe these climate change stories are a ploy to tax us more. But that typhoon that struck the Philippines does make one wonder.
Microsoft advertises Surface, Excel with maths mistake
Obviously they used that same version of Excel to estimate the demand for the first Surface.
Star Wars VII set for Xmas release. Ho, ho, ho... not THIS Christmas
I'm afraid...
I can picture the CEO of Disney in front of a large window dressed in a hood and a robe and telling Lucas: "I'm afraid it's the end of your ..... Phitttiful SSSSequels".
===> Hand me my light sabre. Left pocket. The force is weak.
NASA's search for habitable planets maps ALIEN CLOUD-WORLD
Darn! That settles it: their's IS bigger than ours. Our's is prettier though.
Feds smash internet drug bazaar Silk Road, say they'll KEELHAUL 'Dread Pirate Roberts'
I need a new drug...
"These documents were intercepted by customers and border patrol officials".
Well, with customers like those, who needs the NSA?
Anyway, for a moment there I thought this Silk Road thing was suspended as part of the US Gov shutdown.
<=== Winners say "no".
IT bloke denies trying to shag sheep outside football ground
IT gets lonely.
How much ram did he have?
Australian pub to serve beers for bitcoin
The real news
There's beer in Australia?
Cold-blooded, INHUMAN visitor hitches ride on NASA moon rocket
Fly me to the moon
One small step for (a) man. And one giant leap for a frog.
Compared to the size of that rocket it must have been a cane toad from Australia (mate).
Lenovo to ship all new PCs with Start Menu replacement
Re: Why do things in half measures
Monkey? Why does everybody keep calling the chair tosser that?
(Chair-tosser-man of the Board. Haha).
Google cursed its own phones with wacked Wi-Fi, say Nexus users
Sent from my iPhone
Apple: Of course we stalk your EVERY move. iOS 7 has a new map to prove it
Re: Excellent .....
Say what you want. I got an iPhone 5 three weeks ago and I absolutely love the thing.
(Do enjoy your malware, robot people).
Webcam stripper strikes back at vicious 4Chan trolls after year of bullying
Just *wow*!
"I think God forgot about me. God forgot I existed. He didn't provide me with anyone."
Ja, lady. That's exactly how we know there is no God - even though I live in a country that is still *very* God-friendly and you stand out like a sore thumb if you dare say The Bible is bogus.
Fever pitch as Dublin tar drop fall captured by webcam
More exciting than watching paint dry.
"Queensland's vial of the substance is apparently not far off dropping."
A short burst from a blowtorch could have helped. Too late now.
(===> What's the IT angle? News day as slow as a drop of pitch?)
JPL wants to fire a laser at MARS!
Shields up!
Maybe I'll use one of these in my DIY projects at home. I struggle to achieve millimetre accuracy just cutting a piece of wood
Yes, I have two of those. ===>
'The Apprentice' is a load of old codswallop, says biz prof
This ain't academia.
I worked for a few MagaCorps in my life. The backstabbing and mistrust seems pretty realistic.
Andreessen, Metcalfe, Stallman and Swartz added to Internet Hall of Fame
Was Al Gore not honoured? The creator of the internet after all?
(Bahahaha. Somebody hold my beer while I finish laughing).
Quantum transistors at room temp
So when will be a good time to buy a new CPU / PC? I suppose this is going to make Haswell look like computing by making marks on a stick with a knife.
<<=== Please stop the upgrade cycles for a while so I can decide what to buy.
El Reg rocket squad poised to select Ultimate Cuppa teabag
Thanks for that image
"exotic loose-leaf blend rolled on the thighs of Assamese virgins"
Hmm, hmm! Fsck the tea ... enjoy the virgins.
New super maxed out on first day of operations
Nice rack...
Black hole studies, huh? (Giggle)
Anyway. A program that runs on 32K processors. Now that sounds like a nice bit of programming to do over a weekend. I'm struggling to get TSQL queries to behave well just 4 cores.
NASA serves up Curiosity's billion-pixel panorama
It's frikken Mars!
Could be. Could not be. Couldn't rightly tell. NASA don't always get their navigation right so that thing could be driving around somewhere north of Putsonderwater for all I (and they) know. One sure can't tell from the pictures.
(Just trolling. Fine set of snaps that. Nice rock!)
Microsoft caves on Xbox One DRM and used-game controls
"as long as the disc is in the tray"
Hahahahahahahahahaha! Really? All this hot tech and it's still disc based?
I suppose it could be cost effective but one would think that some research would have gone into producing ROM devices that don't involve spinning motors and pieces of aluminium with dents. Like flash drives perhaps.
GE partners with Amazon for 'industrial internet'
Accenture involved, huh? Well I suppose it could have been worse.
No wait, it couldn't. This is as bad as it gets. Your project is doomed - sorry,
(Advice to GE - don't throw bad money after bad).
Shy? Socially inadequate? Fiddling with your phone could help
The worst thing...
The worst thing about any date is if it says "pitted dates" on the packet and you bite straight into a stone.
New material enables 1,000-meter super-skyscrapers
Extra lift.
"building upwards is seen as the sustainable urban solution."
Shouldn't having fewer offspring be seen as the sustainable urban solution? Unless a few of these towers topple over once in a while - that'll help.
Ok, question for the panel: how do mine elevators work? Not in stages AFAIK. [Yes, I did a quick (pictures) check on Wikipedia].
Hitchhikers' Guide was WRONG, Earth is not in a galactic backwater
"likely a significant branch"
... so we have no idea where we are then?
<== Think I'll head off to the Local Arm for a drink. With a name like that it just sounds like a posh place.
Boffins' brilliant plan: CONCRETE COMPUTERS
Rock solid construction
HA! I knew these virtual machines would come to nothing. Give us concrete computers! It will probably come pre-installed with that combined version of Windows CE+ME+NT that I've heard of.
China's 'human flesh search' hunts down teen vandal
All your relic is belong to us
Now if he wrote "Made in China" nobody would have noticed. Besides, in another 3,500 years another archaeologist will happily point out that he discovered that people from China once crossed the ocean in simple rafts to trade with people in Africa.
I'm sure he'll fondly remember his visit to Egypt when he is slaving away in a FoxConn factory one day.
WW II U-boat attacks prompt new US response
Wally Eadon.
Ok, let me have a go: This is what will happen to your Third Reich if you install a Microsoft product.
(P.S. What's the IT angle? Nazi U-boats sinking faster than Windows 8 sales perhaps?)
Colombian plods cuff jailbreaker despite on-the-run gender bend
The fugitive was busted?
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I can find only one tweet
The only tweet I can find is http://twitter.com/mtnygard/status/665968355319808
"It's our intent to have a premium version of the JDK." Said in addition to the open source JDK. #qconsf
The official story on "premium" are not "premium JVMs" but rather "premium programs" mentioned in http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/173782
"Premium Offerings" != "Premium JVM"
The official Press Release from Oracle in this topic came during JavaOne. Quoting from http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/173782
* The Oracle JDK and Java Runtime Environment (JRE) will continue to be available as free downloads, with no changes to the existing licensing models.
* Premium offerings such as JRockit Mission Control, JRockit Real Time, Java for Business and Enterprise Support will continue to be made available for an additional charge.
Link to tweets?
Could you post the links to the "Tweets" from the conference that triggered the article. No need to post them all, just a couple would be useful.
Can Sun's GlassFish turn on master Oracle?
Some users of GlassFish
A selection of GlassFish users is available at:
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GlassFish - Transactions? Jobs Postings?
(Pelegri-Llopart said...) "although it lagged JBoss, IBM's WebSphere, and Oracle's WebLogic in absolute number of transactions"..
Hi Gavin - I believe you are refering to a chart I presented about job postings. The slides were not clearly labeled but that was the last overlay of the adoption section. Commenting on that slide I mentioned that although the growth of GF jobs (at Indeed.com) is significantly faster that that of competitors, the absolute number was still lower than them, .
There are several likely explanations for that, from plain "jobs are a lagging indicator for adoption" to the ease of use of GlassFish and strong standards support that means existing engineers can just switch from Tomcat/JBoss/WAS/WLS to GF.
BTW, later in the week we posted a relevant report on adoption from Ohlo.net [1] that indicates that the majority of the new Open Source projects are targeting GlassFish. Your readers may want to check that report.
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If you were hoping to crack Lupita's style code it's not gonna happen. New York Magazine write that she is careful about sharing details about her life, including her morning routine and meetings with her stylist. She said: 'I don't know why, but I like to keep that part of it very intimate and very small.' No Instagram videos on Oscars night then?
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Last meeting: Last February, United edged closer to a 20th title via a comfortable 2-0 win over Everton at Old Trafford, a triumph that manufactured a 12-point advantage at the top. The goals were scored by Robin van Persie and Ryan Giggs, whose effort maintained his remarkable record of netting in 23 consecutive top-flight seasons.
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: I asked this cute girl out who I met in college. When I came by her parents to pick her up, her mom came with us on the date. You know how bad things could be in that situation? It was worse.
: I remember a substitute teacher that we had for a few days when I was in middle school. She was pretty overweight and one day she grabbed a chair from an empty desk to help someone out with their assignment, when suddenly we heard a loud crash. One of the legs on the chair had broken and she was flat on her back. It was hard not to laugh, but what made it even worse is as she was getting up, she ended up farting very loudly. The entire class erupted in a fit of laughter and she had to leave the classroom because she was so embarrassed.
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Nissan is celebrating 80 years of building pickup trucks by teasing its latest one on Twitter ahead of a June 11 reveal. Official information about the new vehicle is essentially nonexistent at the moment, but there are some clues to extrapolate from.
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The tweet was published on Nissan's global feed, rather than a regional one, which may suggest a vehicle for multiple regions. That hints that this might be our first look at the platform for the next-generation Frontier because it's sold in several countries around the world as the Navara pickup. From the teaser image, you can easily make out the truck's grille and LED running lights. It also appears to have roof rails on top. The new Titan is probably a less likely candidate because it's only available in North America, and it's already rumored for a reveal at the 2015 Detroit Motor Show.
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On the verge of receiving ARRA funding, many agencies were either left scrambling to stretch funds using 'creative financing' or playing it more conservatively. A new report calls for increased fed funding to help circumvent money woes should the economy, financial downturns worsen or occur again.
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Still, it's an option the chain is eyeing more seriously as people's eating habits change, particularly for people in their 20s and 30s.
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DIE Mercurii, 23 die Augusti.
Smith and Davis.
Ordinance to settle Church Government.
Short Catechism.
Message from the H. C. with an Ordinance; for a Conference about the Treaty; and for a Thanksgiving for the Victory over the Scots.
Preachers at the Thanksgiving.
Answer to the H. C.
Message to them, for a Conference about the King's Children.
Additional Ordinance for Martial Law at Sea.
Order for a Thanksgiving for the Victory against the Scots.
PRAYERS, by Mr. Ash.
Domini præsentes fuerunt:
Comes Manchester, Speaker.
Mr. Justice Roll reported, "That himself and Two
others of the Judges have met, and heard the Business referred to them from this House, between Solomon Smyth and Edward Davies, to know what Course
may be taken for the Relief of the said Soloman Smyth:
And the Opinion of the Judges are, That, as this
Case is, there is no Relief for him, neither in Law
nor Equity; but that the proper Way will be, to proceed upon the Writ of Error depending in this
The Ordinance for settling Church Government, was
read the Second Time; and ordered to be committed to
the Committee of the whole House, and to be taken
into Consideration To-morrow Morning.
Next, the Shorter Catechism was read the Third
Time, and Agreed to; and ordered to be printed and
published. (Here enter it.)
The Question being put, "Whether the Larger
Catechism shall be recommitted?"
It was Resolved in the Affirmative.
A Message was brought from the House of Commons,
by Mr. Swinfen, &c.
To desire Concurrence in an additional Ordinance for
giving further Power of Martial Law to the Lord Admiral. (Here enter it.)
Agreed to.
2. To desire a Free Conference, concerning the Matter of the late Conference, concerning Treaty of Peace
with the King.
Ordered, to give a Conference To-morrow Morning, at Ten a Clock, in the Painted Chamber.
3. To desire Concurrence for a Day of Thanksgiving
for the Victory against the Scotts; which is contained in
a Letter of Lieutenant General Crumwell's.
The said Letter was read, and ordered to be printed.
The Order for the Day of Thanksgiving was read,
and Agreed to, and ordered to be printed and published.
Ordered, That Mr. Marshall and Mr. Obadiah
Sedgwicke are appointed to preach before the Lords, in
the Abbey Church, at this Day of Thanksgiving.
The Answer returned was:
That this House appoints To-morrow Morning, at
Ten a Clock, in the Painted Chamber, for a Free Conference, as is desired: To all the rest, their Lordships
do agree.
A Message was sent to the House of Commons, by
Doctor Heath and Mr. Eltonheade:
To desire that, at the Conference To-morrow, their
Lordships may communicate something unto them concerning the King's Children with the Earl of Northumb.
"The Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament,
taking Notice of the Defect in the Ordinance of the
21th of August Instant, for the Execution of Martial
Law, by the Lord Admiral; for the Supply of the
said Defect in that Ordinance, do order and ordain,
and it is hereby Ordered, and Ordained, That the
Lord Admiral, with his Council of War commissionated by his Commission under his Hand and Seal, be,
and are hereby, authorized to agree upon such Laws
and Ordinances as are mentioned in the said Ordinance of the 21th of this Instant, for Trial of Offenders by Martial Law; and the same to put in Execution accordingly."
"Ordered, by the Lords and Commons in Parliament assembled, That Thursday come Fortnight, the
Seventh of September next, be appointed a Day of
solemn Thanksgiving, through the whole Kingdom,
unto Almighty God, for His wonderful great
Mercy and Success bestowed upon the Parliament
Forces under the Command of Lieutenant General
Cromwell, against the whole Scotts Army, under the
Conduct and Command of Duke Hamilton, on the
17th, 18th, and 19th of this present August, in Lancasheir."
House adjourned till 10a cras.
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In a recent television interview, Brown maintained his cautious stance on the subject of legalizing marijuana in his state.
Despite momentum building for legal weed in the Golden State, Governor Jerry Brown has reservations about joining Colorado and Washington in legalizing it.
Brown stated during a March 2 appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press" that legalization might lend to a "tendency to go to extremes" and open up issues of safety and governmental solvency. Brown also noted, "If there is advertising and legitimacy, how many people can get stoned and still have a great state or a great union?" The 75-year-old Brown, who recently launched his campaign for a fourth term as California governor, added that he was observing how other states were handling their legalization issues before making any decisions regarding marijuana laws in California.
"We have medical marijuana, which gets very close to what they have in Colorado and Washington," said Brown to host David Gregory. "I'd really like those two states to show us how it's going to work." Brown also echoed the sentiments of many who are opposed to legalization by noting that "the world is pretty dangerous [and] pretty competitive. I think we may need to stay alert, if not 24 hours a day – more than some potheads might be able to put together."
A December 2013 poll showed that 55 percent of Californians approve the legalization of marijuana. In the past, Brown has shown moderate support for some marijuana issues in California, suggesting in 2012 that the federal government should allow states to decide how marijuana was regulated and vetoing a controversial bill in 2011 that would have barred medical marijuana dispensaries from within 600 feet of residential homes. But in both cases, he has stopped short of advocating the legalization of marijuana for recreational use, citing "abuses" in the field of medical marijuana that would make further legalization "dangerous."


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The Memorial Day holiday weekend signals the beginning of the summer travel season across the nation.
Tuesday in Wausau, the Department of Transportation and the State Patrol reminded drivers to stay safe when out on the road.
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WisDOT Secretary Mark Gottlieb helped kick-off of a 'Summer of Safety' to help prevent traffic crashes
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Beautiful Provencal Bastide, located at the foot of the Chapel of St. Anne, in a dominant position from the center of St Tropez (300m) and the beaches of Tahiti (1km) and Pampelonne (2km).
Extraordinary panoramic view over the Gulf of St Tropez. The main villa has 4 double bedrooms, pleasant and relaxing (with TV), also with bathroom, spacious living room with fireplace, dining room for 10 people, fully equipped kitchen (La Canche) Porch with TV and Hi-Fi system (B & O). Two outbuildings, each with 1 double bedroom, bathroom, lounge, fitted kitchen.
A pool 12mx6 with fence and alarm system children. 2 large terraces: one facing the pool under a big tree, with sofas and a large dining table for 18 people, the other for sea under a flowery pergola with a dining table for 10 people. A large garden of 3000m2 with plenty of sunshine, fruit trees, roses and lavender bay.
Night lighting of gardening and pool, Hi-Fi system in the house and garden and pool (B & O), Wi-Fi, alarm, garage.
- Suitability:
- Events Allowed
- Long-term Renters Welcome


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