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The following is a letter to insidetime, from issue August 2010
I often read your Mailbag section, with its many letters of complaint – education, or lack of it, problems generally with the criminal justice and prison system – and my point is I've been in prison for nearly 7 months, and I've heard numerous people making comments such as "I only got such a big sentence because of Judge so-and-so" for example. But people are only in prison because they choose to commit crime, with the exception of the mentally ill. I'm all for an American style system – longer sentences, less privileges, no television, no pool or snooker tables, nothing. Now I know that many of your readers will disagree with my view, I would expect no less, but instead of moaning that the prisons are almost full we should be building more. Let's not continue to allow prisons to be holiday camps. I'm sick to death of hearing people talking about their crimes as though they were a badge of honour.
One thing David Cameron could do straight away is scrap the Human Rights Act. If a burglar breaks into your home you should be allowed to shoot him dead. A burglar leaves his human rights on the doorstep the moment he commits burglary. I'm sick of hearing prisoners bleating about their human rights when they never thought about the human rights of their victims. I would like to see more use of IPP sentences, and increase the minimum recommendations. Life should mean life, 90 years minimum for crimes like murder, and longer sentences to act as a deterrent for crimes of violence – 20 years +. Only when we get tough on sentencing will we see a decrease in people returning to prison. Prison should not be comfortable and it certainly shouldn't be easy. It should be loathed and tough. Though I doubt Mr Cameron has the guts to carry out the radical changes needed.
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6/8/2010 Steven BattramYou never give away your human rights, if it wasn't for European law, British prisons would still be in the dark ages. The wall is the punishment all the rest is abuse and wickedness. I have been on mass hunger-strikes and sit-downs in the old days fighting for better conditions. Be thankful you can sit in front of a tv all day, instead of looking at four walls. But don't worry the pendulum will swing again and one day a screw will gladly walk into your cell take your TV and throw it in the bin.
6/8/2010 LisaI read this article with much interest, as I also believe that prison is too soft especially on prolific offenders. I do believe that prisoners should be entitled to their Human Rights, but hey you can be spoken to with respect while working 8 hours a day on a chain gang. There isn't always abuse and wickedness, and let's be honest most of this is from prisoner to prisoner, not from officer to prisoner. The prison officer is there doing a job, the judge sends the person found guilty down, but it is the responsibility of that person's actions that led them to a custodial sentence, and if that person thought about the affect on their own family they may think twice next time. Just for the record I served 2 1/2 years in some of the most miserable, suicidal women's prisons this country has to offer.
7/8/2010 Steven BattramExtract from Elizabeth Fry, Prison Visiting, 4 March 1817.
7/8/2010 Karen Mellor - - www.prisonersfamiliesvoices.blogspot.comI'm not sure whether the writer of this letter has children or not, but if he thinks scrapping the human rights act is fine and dandy, maybe he should consider how this would affect the thousands of children already affected by imprisonment? Children who know no different and do not see criminals on visits. All they see is their mums and dads. If the prisoner chooses to commit a crime, then that's his or hers problem in my view. But as Lisa quite rightly states above, what affect does imprisonment have on families? I'll tell you from experience shall I - It's one of the worse situations to be in that's for sure. If a prisoner stood at the school gates and watched his son or daughter being bullied and excluded from playing with other children, then maybe a TV inside is irrelevant?
9/8/2010 IanI'm not sure this isn't a bit of a wind up,B. Burns?
19/9/2010 rita lister -i agree human rights for all its not only prisoners doing the time but the families too.espcially families of ipp prisoners its torture not knowing when your going to have your loved ones home and when.having tv and games etc are all youve got to stop you going mad or self harm.
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Following 30 years of dedicated service in various leadership roles, Patrick M. Crahan, Senior Vice President of Flexsteel Industries, Inc., has announced his retirement from the company effective June 30, 2013. He will continue to serve on the Board of Directors following his retirement.
Mr. Crahan began his career with Flexsteel as a Corporate Accounting Manager. He was promoted to General Manager, then named a Vice President in 1989, and promoted to Senior Vice President in 2005. He was elected to the Board of Directors in 1997. Prior to joining Flexsteel, he was a Partner at Frank Mooney, CPA and VP Finance at California Natural Foods, both based in California.
"Flexsteel has been fortunate to have an executive with Pat's wealth of experience," said Karel Czanderna, President & Chief Executive Officer. "Pat has been involved in every aspect of Flexsteel's operations, including manufacturing, management and finance. He has been instrumental in implementing and leading Flexsteel's corporate environmental compliance program. He is respected within the company, the furniture industry and the Dubuque community. We wish Pat the very best in his retirement."
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This is my first post, so I want to make it clear this is inference, but I hope it's not considered wild speculation. I just keep wondering why no one in the news is pointing out that the gun used in this case (a Kel Tec PF 9) is one that is noted for serious recoil. I'm sort of hoping that if an arrest is possibly today if it won't be brought up, but I sort of doubt it.
Here is a video popular on You Tube that shows the recoil issue with the Kel Tec 9 mm in slow motion.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98U1c5tJzqg"]Kel-tec PF-9 Recoil Demonstration & Failure to Eject - YouTube[/ame]
Here is an article stating this the gun used in the Martin case.
The reason I bring it up is that if you have spent time in a gun range you see injuries as those mentioned by Zimmerman often, especially if the gun in question is a "barker", or has a strong recoil. If the shooter doesn't hold the gun correctly it literally flies up hitting the shooter in the face, and often knocks the individual to the ground. (Hard!) Recoil accidents are more common than I guess most people realize.
This is another popular video off Youtube with a random bad stance (and nervous) shooter.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP-QYFjk0T8"]Woman hit in face by gun recoil LOL! - YouTube[/ame]
I'm surprised with all the coverage, and taking time to look at the videos and audio of the case no has even mentioned recoil as a possibility in regards to the shooter's injury. I'm not saying he wasn't attacked, or that I know what happened, it's just strange no one is bringing up what seems like a good question regarding the gun used.
If this isn't the right way to post I'm sorry in advance, but the media not mentioning the gun issue or really any of the hard evidence either way is sort of frustrating.
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But I do now have a lovely bunch of HP G6/G7 1U & 2U servers. I've got nothing online yet but if anybody needs anything specific server-wise give me a call and we'll see what we can work out. I guarantee I'll be able to give you a great price
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Currently I'm the best bid.
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The Xeon E7-4820 is $1500 US (£881) each alone!
Sod the curriculum server, I want a new desktop!
Fine I'll ALSO throw in the string but that is it, you're really pushing the boat out now!!!
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Central bank's "put option" has worked wonders for risky assets (let's call them "growth-sensitive" to be fair) through a fragile world economy and with so many unresolved questions and politicians' inability to deal with them.
European leaders are often pinpointed for failing to address their own crisis but the political gamesmanship may be taking centre stage also elsewhere. Just look at a situation where the US Congress brings the debate over fiscal policy to another stalemate, or China's leadership transition brings more questions than answers.
If risk aversion comes back (something current market prices do not seem to expect), central banks will continue to play with fire extinguishers, filling them with stuff like QE, but even the best fire brigade gets tired after dousing flames on multiple fronts.
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The world economy is presently far below potential:
- the workforce, globally, has never been more skilled than today
- there is a massive reserve of underemployed and unemployed workers - especially in the US, Western Europe, Southern Europe, Eastern Europe and the Middle East. There's enormous profit opportunity for the businesses that can best deploy these resources to add real value (expanding GDP, boosting tax revenues, allowing higher consumption levels, building profits, etc)
- there has been phenomenal technological progress: capital goods (from buildings to vehicles to software to robots) have never been cheaper; communications technology is better than ever, allowing more productive corporate structures, better customer relations, more effective design, marketing & price discrimination, etc. We're overdue extensive disruption in most established industries, with many new consumer and business services replacing the bad guys.
- we have massive new markets. Eastern Europe is finally here - mature and still booming, eating far more British exports than China. East Asia and China are there too - and growing strong. We're about to sign off free trade with Canada, and the EU plans a major free trade push with the US after today's election. Time for us to expand into (both selling to and procuring from; both investing in and obtaining capital from) these markets, exploiting the very large opportunities for trade arbitrage and wealth creation.
At core, European GDP is about 20% below trend/ capacity (as is - to a lesser extent - much of the developed world). We're overdue one hell of a growth surge - and it's going to happen just as soon as zombie banks are killed, credit becomes available against less collateral, businesses that want to expand have enough working capital to expand, and demand generally resumes a self-sustaining upwards trajectory.
Trouble is, the best solution to zombie banks is just to clean out regulations so that startup banks can legally form - and there's no political movement for this to happen (everyone seems to want more bureaucracy & entry barriers to protect established banksters).
And demand probably won't stop declining/ stagnating until 2014 or so, because fiscal austerity is being implemented in the wrong way (we're suffering tax rises, slashing of capital expenditure & pay freezes rather than military cuts, abolition of reduced VAT rates & pension age rises).
Even in a depression, profit opportunities are abundant, and there are important growth sectors & disruptions going on. But it'll be a couple of years before we see years of 3-5% growth in the wider economy, as the investment share of GDP recovers, skilled workers are shifted into high-productivity roles and productivity booms.
"At core, European GDP is about 20% below trend/ capacity (as is - to a lesser extent - much of the developed world)."
It may still be "catch up" growth, but the non-"developed" world economies are a lot more than 20% below capacity. They are the countries with the capacity to take advantage of increased global demand - the developed nations will get much smaller piece of the action than they are used to.
I agree with you that "as the investment share of GDP recovers, skilled workers are shifted into high-productivity roles and productivity booms".
I just think that most of that action will take place outside the USA/UK/EU. There won't be a sustained period of years of 3-5% real growth in those economies for at least a decade
I think the two tend to complement one another. High investment in Eastern Europe/ Middle East/ South America/ Africa/ South Asia/ East Asia tends to increase demand:
- for the capital goods that Germany, Japan, France & the US are so good at producing
- for the finance, legal & insurance services that the UK, Netherlands & US are so good at producing
- for the luxury goods & services that Italy, France & Spain are so good at producing
- for the commodity exports of Australia & Canada
And of course, a larger world consumer market supports a larger volume of investment in new intellectual property. As fixed costs of development & innovation are distributed over a much larger world economy, we can reasonably expect a higher rate of productivity growth - at the frontier as well as globally.
So, while a richer developing world means more scarcity for energy & natural resources, it tends to make everything else cheaper and more abundant.
Which is why the EU should really drive hard for bringing Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Iran, Iraq, Syria and Libya fully into the European market (like Turkey, Egypt & Morocco before them). And why there should be still more urgent push for bringing West Africa & Southern Africa into Partnership agreements (which involve immediately opening EU markets, with incremental introduction of EU product standards, government standards and tariff reduction to EU exports over a couple of decades).
And it would be great for humanity if Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela & Bolivia finally dropped their insular protectionism and joined the modern world!
For sure, catch up growth will almost always exceed frontier growth. But the frontier has the capital base, industries, skills, networks and institutions that support innovation and productivity growth. New labour saving technologies create the greatest value in those markets where labour has the highest marginal value. And new welfare-enhancing consumer goods are sold at volume in those markets with the highest consumer disposable income. So opportunities for investment, resource utilisation & productivity growth in the West remain huge (and will only tend to be bolstered by developing world growth).
The Order/Inv trend is still down.
It moves up at the end of each year, then tanks.
IP seems to be trending down and might go sidewards.
Then again, my last visit to the eye doctor was in June.
He wouldn't prescibe me rose-colored glasses.
I guess that's why I don't work on Wall Street and try to sell people things.
BTW... Everyone in the US who pays Social Security Payroll taxes will see them rise by almost 50% come January.
About a $75 Billion/year hit on consumers.
0.5% hit on GDP?
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HONG KONG (AP) — Japanese stocks jumped on Friday as the central bank in Asia's second biggest economy signaled its lavish monetary stimulus could continue for longer than the two years anticipated by markets.
The benchmark Nikkei 225 index vaulted 3 percent to 14,880.76 after the Bank of Japan released minutes of its January policy meeting.
According to the minutes, board members said that in order to avoid any misunderstanding about the BOJ's program of ambitious monetary easing, the bank needed "to provide a clear explanation that it did not strictly set this to end in two years," according to Kyodo news agency.
As part of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic revival strategy, the central bank in April last year announced a policy overhaul that aimed to double the money supply and achieve 2 percent inflation within about two years.
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Benchmarks in most of the Asia notched up smaller gains after a strong expansion in U.S. manufacturing offset pessimism from a downbeat China factory report.
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A moderate gain in the Conference Board's January index of leading indicators, suggesting continued economic expansion in the world's No. 1 economy in the first half, also helped shore up gains in major U.S. benchmarks.
The Standard & Poor's 500 rose 0.6 percent to 1,839.78 and the Dow Jones industrial average gained percent, to 16,133.23. The Nasdaq composite climbed 29.59 points, or 0.7 percent, to 4,267.55.
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This classic German stew is made with lean trimmed beef stew meat and cabbage.
Carbs: 12.1g | Fat: 10.1g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 29.1g | Calories: 256.1
lean steak in a great, flavorful marinade!
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All the flavor of bruschetta, in a mushroom!
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Low calorie, low fat, tasty bean burgers! Great recipe to start with if you've never made vegetarian burgers. Get creative and add your own extra veggies!
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The Afternoon Ticker: Ford, FBN, Carville
- Legendary actor Harrison Ford has signed on to play a legendary news anchor in "Anchorman 2." According to THR, Ford will play a Tom Brokaw-esque character. he also played a news anchor in 2010′s "Morning Glory."
- FBN is launching a week-long look at cyber-security today. Following the New York Times report on hackers breaking into government and company systems, the special programming dubbed "The Cyber Threat," will feature guests who will talk about what we can do about it.
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1. "To see a World in a Grain of Sand And a Heaven in a Wild Flower, Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour." (bonus on this one if you can name the original poet...).
2. "No body puts Baby in the corner" (yes I know, a give away).
3. "What's with today, today?"
4. "You are too twisted for color tv!"
5. "The truth is I gave my heart away a long time ago, all of it, and I never really got it back."
6. "I am making out the report now. We haven't quite decided if he committed suicide or died trying to escape."
7. "Winter must be cold for those with no warm memories."
8. "And shepherds we shall be, for thee my lord for thee. Power hath decended forth from thy hand so our feet may swiftly carry out thy command. And we shall flow a river forth to thee and teeming with souls shall it ever be. In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti."
9. "Did you know your foot's as big as your arm, from your elbow to your wrist?"
10. "It's been 84 years, and I can still smell the fresh paint. The china had never been used, the beds had never been slept in."
11. "We're creatures of the underworld. We can't afford to love."
12. "Someone helped put a mirror up in front of my face and I didn't like what I saw one bit, and you know what I did? I changed."
13. "Ooo...I'm thinkin' my bunny slippers just ran for cover..."
14. "Destiny is something we've invented because we can't stand the fact that everything that happens is accidental."
15. "Why spiders? Why couldn't we follow the butterflies?"
Good luck ladies - I tried to mix things up, old - new, easy-hard. Have fun!
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You got three right - 2, 10, and 13. Yay for getting Mushu. I love Mushu. He cracks me up.
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2. Dirty Dancing. Patrick Swayze
3. Don't know
4. I think this was from the movie that had Alecia Silverstone and Brendan Frasier in it. What was that...Blast from the Past? If it was then Silverstone's character or the gay guy said it.
5. That one sounds familiar, but I can't place it.
6. Misery, maybe?
7. Another one that sounds familiar, but I can't place.
8. ????
9. Did you know the human head weighs 8lbs? I don't know this one either.
10. Titanic. Rose--the older one--said that.
11. I'm starting to think I should only put up the ones I DO know.
12. The story of my own life?
13. Mushu said that in the movie Mulan.
14. & 15. Can't come up with either of these.
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Frabill® Kwik Stow Folding Trout Net
Ideal for kayak and canoe fishing, Frabill's Kwik Stow Folding Trout Net folds down for compact storage and extends for added reach. The Kwik Stow Folding Net's quick latch telescoping handle extends from 20'' to 40'', and the push button activated collapsing net completely folds down for compact storage. When collapsed, the entire Kwik Stow Folding Net is only 25'' long! The fish-friendly, 14'' deep, tangle-free micro mesh net has 3/16'' mesh and the hoop measures 18'' x 16''.
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Stowable The best thing about this is it stores in my 17' Lowe very well. I would not trust a trophy fish with it. It's great for small fish but who needs a net for small fish?! October 22, 2013
netting this net worked very well! adjustable length,easy adjustable lock for the length desired,and the durability. I'm really impressed with the material of the net, easy for catch and release,and the ease of getting the hooks out. It's great the way it folds up for compact travel when walking the river. And this size of the hoop is great for big fish. I'm very happy with this product! February 20, 2013
Average net I purchased this net to use on my kayak fishing for trout. The net itself folds up and stores nicely and is really easy to open and use. When I was using the net, the first thing that I noticed was how easy hooks get caught in it. I would say that that is the nets greatest downfall. I was using a single hook mini jig fishing for trout and every trout I netted the hook somehow managed to get caught in the net. If the mesh netting was made from a different material the net would be great. October 10, 2012
nice net exept: I bought this net to use for trout fishing while in a canoe. Compact, space saver, and ease of netting are a plus. Problem is on the second trout I netted I had to cut a small hole in the net in order to retrieve my treble hook roostertail. Seems treble hooks easily embed themselves in this net and are almost impossible to remove without cutting them out. Love the frame, trying to find a replacement net that is friendly to treble hooks. I believe this would work ok with single hooks. Hope this reiew was helpful July 25, 2012
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Chowder dreams of becoming the greatest chef in all of Marzipan. Kidzworld finds out if the Cartoon Network's newest hit is a recipe for big laughs. Back to Article
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For its first hourlong series, Cartoon Network takes a page from -- where else? -- the "Scooby-Doo" playbook.
In the premiere episode of "Unnatural History" (8 p.m. Sunday), the unmasked villain talks all about a nefarious plan that gets ruined by those meddling kids. It's a tried, true and tired plot device that may not be as familiar to kids today who are less likely to have grown up watching "Scooby-Doo."
"Unnatural History" focuses on Henry Griffin (Kevin G. Schmidt, "Cheaper by the Dozen"), a real-life Jonny Quest who has lived all around the globe before his parents send him to live with his uncle (Martin Donovan, "Weeds") and cousin, Jasper (Jordan Gavaris, "Degrassi: The Next Generation"), in Washington. The cousins study at a school on the grounds of The National Museum, which is full of mysteries Henry is eager to investigate.
Henry and Jasper take notice of fellow student Maggie (Italia Ricci, "American Pie Presents: Beta House"), who tends to look down on them both.
"Where were you raised? A cave?" Maggie asks.
"Only for a year," Henry replies.
Written by series creator Mike Werb ("The Mask," "Curious George"), "Unnatural History" is pretty decent as kid-targeted, live-action dramas go. The one thing that doesn't ring true is the casting of Schmidt as a supposed nature boy; he comes across more as a frat boy who's trying too hard to prove his jungle cred.


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Heart and Soul: The Music of Frank Loesser--world premiere revue!
Presented by New England Light Opera at Hancock United Church of Christ, Lexington
March 6, 2011
New England Light Opera presents the premiere of its newest Great American Song Book revue, this one featuring the works of Frank Loesser. Celebrating Loesser's 100th birthday, the show includes songs from his shows like Guys and Dolls and How to Succeed as well as standards like Baby, It's Cold Outside, Two Sleepy People, and Inchworm. Professional cast includes jazz singer Patrice Williamson and Boston Cabaret favorite Brian De Lorenzo, among others.
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Phillips 66 Partners LP has acquired Phillip 66's Gold Product Pipeline System and Medford Spheres, two newly constructed refinery-grade propylene storage spheres, for $700 million. It's the partnerships' first acquisition since its initial public offering last July.
The Gold Line System consists of a 681-mile products pipeline system that extends from the Phillips 66-operated refinery in Borger, Tex., to Cahokia, Ill., with access to the Phillips 66 refinery in Ponca City, Okla., as well as two parallel 54-mile lateral lines from Paola, Kan., to Kansas City, Kan.
The system has a maximum throughput capacity of 132,000 b/d and includes four terminals respectively at Wichita, Kan., Kansas City, Kan., Jefferson City, Mo., and Cahokia, Ill., with 172,000 b/d of aggregate throughput capacity and 4.3 million bbl of storage capacity.
The Medford Spheres in Medford, Okla., have a total working capacity of 70,000 bbl and are scheduled to start operation Mar. 1. It will serve as an outlet for delivery of refinery-grade propylene from the Phillips 66 refinery in Ponca City, Okla., through interconnections with third-party pipelines, to Mont Belvieu, Tex.
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A current article looks at the Kaesong enclave in North Korea, where SK firms operate and offer a glimpse of the outside world to North Koreans.
A recent paper on drivers of economic growth by Charles Jones and Paul Romer stresses that "two of the major facts of growth – the extraordinary rise in the extent of the market associated with globalization and the acceleration in the very long run – are readily understood as reflecting the defining characteristic of ideas, their nonrivalry. [Two further] facts – the enormous income and TFP differences across countries as well as the stunning variation in growth rates for countries far behind the technology frontier – testify to the importance of institutions and institutional change" ("The New Kaldor Facts: Ideas, Institutions, Population and Human Capital," 6/09).
North Korea's desperate poverty reflects its closed nature, its refusal to expose its people to new ideas and information, including those embedded in traded products, services and capital equipment. Kaesong might be a chink in the wall which gives hope of growth and of awakening the oppressed people to what might be. It may be the best hope for beginning the slow process of normalisation of NK, of the DMZ following the Berlin Wall.


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Victorious Broncos celebrate Petero's 300th
THE Brisbane Broncos have celebrated veteran Petero Civoniceva's 300th NRL match with a 26-12 vicotry over the South Sydney Rabbitohs in front of 33,602 fans at Suncorp Stadium
Scott Geddes to retire at seasons end
SOUTH Sydney Rabbitohs prop forward Scott Geddes has made the announcement that he will retire from playing Rugby League at the end of the 2012 season.
Rabbitohs partner with Souths Cares and Uni of Sydney to support Indigenous Students
THE University of Sydney, South Sydney Football Club and Souths Cares will work together to encourage and support young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders in the South Sydney region.
Justin Hunt to remain a Rabbitoh until 2014
THE South Sydney Rabbitohs are pleased to announce the extension of Justin Hunt
South Sydney thump Raiders
THE South Sydney Rabbitohs have defeated the Canberra Raiders 36-18 in front of 10,054 fans a ANZ Stadium.
Rabbitohs sign Lima for 2013 and 2014
THE South Sydney Rabbitohs are delighted to announce the signing of Jeff Lima for seasons 2013 and 2014 today.
Souths seal a golden point win
THE South Sydney Rabbitohs have stolen a golden point victory 19-18 over the St George Illawarra Dragons at WIN Jubilee Oval in front of 14,834 fans
Rabbitohs re-sign Everingham for 2013
THE South Sydney Rabbitohs are pleased to announce the contract extension of winger Andrew Everingham for season 2013 today.
Rabbitohs sign Te'o until 2015
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Sam Burgess to miss 6-8 weeks
BURGESS to miss six to eight weeks with a grade three medial ligament strain
David Taylor to head home in 2013
SOUTH Sydney Rabbitohs second rower David Taylor has informed the Club and his team mates that he has decided to move on at the end of the season for family reasons.
Quick-Start Rabbitohs demolish Panthers
A dream start for the South Sydney Rabbitohs saw them collect their first victory of the 2012 NRL season. They defeated the Penrith Panthers 40-24 at Centrebet Stadium in front of 13,876
Storm Fortress Holds out Rabbitohs
THE Melbourne Storm's good record at AAMI Park continued. They ended victors over the South Sydney Rabbitohs 24-10 in front of 15,872 at AAMI Park.
Sydney breaks hearts in the South
THE Sydney Roosters broke the hearts of the South Sydney Rabbitohs at ANZ Stadium in a Monday night thriller tonight, winning 24-20 in front of 18,278 boisterous supporters.
South Sydney Rabbitohs - 2012 Preview
THERE is only one thing Redfern craves more than a match of Rugby League and that is the right to sing Glory, Glory to South Sydney on September 30, 2012.


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The 16-year-old Nigerian weightlifter Chika Amalaha has been stripped of her gold medal after a positive doping test.
Amalaha tested positive for diuretics and masking agents after winning the 53kg division last Friday, becoming the youngest female to win a weightlifting title at a Commonwealth Games.
The CGF said Friday the backup "B'' sample also came back positive. The federation said Amalaha "has been disqualified from her event at the games'' and has returned her medal.
The gold now goes to Dika Toua of Papua New Guinea.
Earlier, England added to its burgeoning gold-medal lead at the Commonwealth Games when divers Jack Laugher and Chris Mears won the synchronised three-metre springboard.
Laugher and Mears won England's 45th gold with nearly three days of competition remaining. It was Laugher's second gold of the games - he won the individual one-metre springboard on Wednesday.
Australia, which led the medal standings for most of the first week after dominating in the swimming pool, had 36 golds. It has won the gold-medal race at every Commonwealth Games since 1990.
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Meanwhile, Games officials said a Sierra Leone cyclist passed tests for the Ebola virus and competed.
"There is no Ebola in the athletes' village,'' a games statement said. "We can confirm an athlete was tested for a number of things when he fell ill last week, including Ebola. The tests were negative and the athlete competed in his event on Thursday.''
Rudisha beaten
Botswana's Nijel Amos produced a stunning late surge to land the 800m gold medal and shock Olympic champion David Rudisha on Thursday.
Amos, who took silver behind Rudisha at London 2012, looked to be boxed in as the Kenyan led on the final straight but found a burst of pace in the last 50 metres to win in one minute 45.18 seconds.
Rudisha, who broke the world record on his way to Olympic gold, took silver with South African Andre Olivier snatching bronze on a wet night in Glasgow.
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How to upgrade to openssl 0.9.8g ?
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Question: what is the best way to upgrade to openssl 0.9.8g ?
Can i replace original "openssl 0.9.8e" that is in ISPConfig tar with "opensssl 0.9.8g" and ISPconfig installations script (?) and re-run the ./setup instead of compiling Apache and PHP and everything again?
ISPconfig seems not to look for en existing "openssl 0.9.8g" installed but it installs its own 0.9.8e
at this point i have no clients on the system. (ununtu 7.10+ perfect server instructions + openssl 0.9.8g!)
output from 'nmap -A -T4 localhost' and main html on isp1.bogdans.net report below
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Before i proceed to my issue, i had a difficult time with logins, during the time i write the post the Firefox logs me out and when i login the page displays that ´Is it an invalid thread, please notify administrator ' :confused: so i do.
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please look at the output from ´nmap -A -T4 localhost' below on port 80, 443
also 81 shows apache but not openssl version but in the souce it shows ´openssl-0.9.8e´
I just thought that you had all the latest version bundled up. I constantly worry that some one can hack the system if it is not upto date, but at this point in time I have a router in front of the ISP box, ...... ALSO note the PHP version which is not the one you bundling up with ISPconfig (php 525).
So to upgrade versions for ISPconfig to use them I have to to install all the packages in the correct order, as in - opessl, then modssl, then php5.2.5, and so on ending with apache?
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A Twist of Faith -- A cop's faith is a killer's target in the ultimate tale of bloodlust and murder! Detective Henry Smith is in charge of the hunt for a serial killer who looks to a higher power for his evil masterwork.
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Alaska Airlines Creates Customer Innovation Department To Make Flying Easier
SEATTLE, April 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Alaska Air Group has created a new Customer Innovation Department to carry out its strategic goal of making the traveler's experience from buying a ticket to the day of flight as simple and efficient as possible. Curtis Kopf, an Alaska Airlines managing director who oversees the carrier's website and other e-commerce activities, will lead the new department as vice president of customer innovation.
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"By bringing teams from around the company together in one department under Curtis' leadership, customers on Alaska will benefit further from more options to plan their travel and get through the airport quickly and easily," Alaska Air Group President and CEO Brad Tilden said.
Through the efforts of Kopf and his team, Alaska Airlines has significantly upgraded its online and mobile websites, and rolled out iPhone and Android apps that enable travelers to buy a ticket, track their flight status and obtain an electronic boarding pass, among other features. The most recent improvement to the apps allows travelers to see their ranking on the first class upgrade and standby lists."Alaska Airlines has a long history of innovation, including being the first airline in the U.S. to sell a ticket and check in a customer online," Kopf said. "The Customer Innovation Department will continue that tradition by solving problems in new ways and, in the process, make Alaska the easiest airline to fly for our customers." Previously managing director of customer innovation and alaskaair.com, Kopf joined Alaska Airlines in November 2010 after leading communications efforts and e-commerce programs at other companies for more than 20 years. His experience included responsibility for 12 global websites and senior positions in e-commerce site management and merchandising at Microsoft as well as similar roles at Amazon. Kopf earned a bachelor's degree from Brown University and a master's from Johns Hopkins University. Alaska Airlines, a subsidiary of Alaska Air Group (NYSE: ALK), together with its partner regional airlines, serves 95 cities through an expansive network in Alaska, the Lower 48, Hawaii, Canada and Mexico. Alaska Airlines has ranked "Highest in Customer Satisfaction Among Traditional Network Carriers" in the J.D. Power and Associates North America Airline Satisfaction Study SM for five consecutive years from 2008 to 2012. For reservations, visit www.alaskaair.com. For more news and information, visit the Alaska Airlines Newsroom at www.alaskaair.com/newsroom. SOURCE Alaska Air Group
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