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An aspiring writer falls under the spell of an aloof millionaire with designs for the young scribe's unhappily married cousin in director Baz Luhrmann's adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's celebrated novel. It's the spring of 1922, and wide-eyed Midwesterner Nick Carraway (Tobey Maguire) has just moved to New York City in pursuit of the American Dream. Settling into a home next door to wealthy Jay Gatsby (Leonardo DiCaprio), Carraway grows increasingly fascinated by the elaborate parties held at his new neighbor's estate. Meanwhile, across the bay, Carraway's cousin Daisy (Carey Mulligan) flounders in her marriage to philandering aristocrat Tom Buchanan (Joel Edgerton). Inspired by the debauchery on display at Gatsby's wild parties and the lives of the wealthy elite, Carraway begins putting pen to paper as it gradually becomes clear that his cousin and the millionaire share a complicated romantic past that remains unresolved. Isla Fisher, Jason Clarke, and Elizabeth Debicki co-star.Actor(s): Tobey Maguire, Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan, Joel Edgerton, Isla Fisher
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Off-ice action: Bozo Bettman versus the Blackberry Billionaire? Could be the greatest sports sideshow of the summer.
Jim Balsillie, a founder of Waterloo's handheld-computing company Research in Motion and a former multi-sport star at the University of Toronto, wants to buy the NHL's Nashville Predators. Team owner Craig Leipold is eager to take Balsillie's US$220M+ bid and walk away from a market that hasn't supported a winning team. Balsillie clearly wants to move the franchise to Hamilton, where he is already taking deposits on season tickets from fans who can't afford overpriced Maple Leafs seats. But Gary Bettman, commissioner of the NHL, is trying to apply the brakes, which suggests that the existing NHL owners may have doubts about Balsillie's swashbuckling incursion.[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
Moving the Preds into Hamilton means a possible loss of expansion-fee revenue from a brand new team down the road, and Bettman is probably not eager to give up on the American heartland franchises, or to relent on the principle that new owners should try to make existing markets work. No one is sure yet whether the league will really try to stop the kidnapping of the Predators. But what if it came to a lawsuit? That's a question most sportswriters have naturally shied away from answering, and with good reason.
On June 5, the National Post's Theresa Tedesco reported that the NHL is being investigated by the Competition Bureau, the federal agency that decides whether to start proceedings when businesses appear to be acting unlawfully in restraint of trade. According to Tedesco, the Bureau sniffed around the NHL in 2006 and received assurances that it had abandoned old rules permitting franchise movements only after a unanimous vote of governors. Future relocations will need only a majority vote of team governors to go ahead--a change already made by most other North American leagues in response to the evolution of U.S. antitrust law.
American law carries great weight when it comes to antitrust, or competition law, as we call it up north, because the entire idea of antitrust is essentially an American one, and nearly all the strong scholarship on the subject is American. Under contemporary U.S. doctrine, a sports league can't block franchise relocations in the interest of one or two teams unless the league itself is operated as a "single [business] entity" rather than a cartel. (This is a major reason some newer sports ventures, like Major League Soccer and several independent baseball leagues, are explicitly structured as single entities.) This principle was established largely through the fractious efforts of Al Davis, the legendary owner of the NFL's Raiders. In 1979 he sued for the right to move the team from Oakland to Los Angeles, smack dab into the L.A. Rams' territory. The result, when Davis eventually won in federal court, was a series of NFL franchise shuffles.
Balsillie may see himself as a modernday Davis shaking up a hidebound establishment, but there are other factors for him to consider. U.S. rulings have established that a league, even if not a "single entity," can demand some financial compensation for a team whose territory is invaded. That could add to the immense price Balsillie is already paying for the Preds. Moreover, the "single entity" analysis can be complicated and unpredictable. It depends partly on the "economic unity" of individual franchises, and in turn, on how free they are to conduct business independently and engage in unrestricted competition.
One scary fact for Balsillie's lawyers is that the NHL, unlike any other traditional pro sports league, has been explicitly ruled a "single entity" and thus exempt from ordinary antitrust law. In the early 1970s, the owners of the struggling San Francisco Seals tried to sell the team to an ownership group in Vancouver, which did not yet have NHL hockey. The league won in a California federal district court in 1974, but the squabble displayed the strength of the Vancouver market and led directly to the creation of the Canucks.
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Please don't take my Kodachrome away!
This photo shows photographer Jay Maisel buried in Kodachrome slides around 1980. But Kodachrome is doomed. Kodachrome, the most permanent and colorful of color films is also very expensive to process.
An recent New York Times article covers the story of the end of Kodachrome in Super 8 format. (Processing will cease at the end of 2007.) Kodak still makes and processes Kodachrome in 16mm and 35mm formats, but the picture is clearly flickring on the wall. Kodachrome will join all the other antique processes – tintypes, daguerotypes, cyanotypes, and so on – in the dustbin of technology history.
In the Times article, Kodak spokesperson Judy Doherty is quoted as saying that Super 8 Kodachrome fans can simply transfer their film onto digital "and achieve any kind of effect they want."
Much as I love digital photography, this (of course) is simply not true. There are plenty of extremely cool things you can do with digital that you can't do with film. But making your digitals imagery look like Kodachrome is not easily one of them.
Generally, it's no good being nostalgic for the era of film anymore than it makes sense for motorists to waste over the glory days of horse transport. Digital is here to stay, and film is going away.
Meanwhile, a major battle is shaping up for the hearts and minds of digital snapshooters. Where do they print these pictures? Do they use an online service (Snapfly, Shutterfish, or Kodak), go to Costco, or buy a home printer. I think the home photo printer comes out ahead slightly just on convenience. But the real winner is digital to digital: mostly I want to put my digital photos up on Flickr and share them digitally. To heck with having these bits and pieces of papers and prints around! So yesterday! So horse and buggy. When someone finally comes up with a decent wireless photo album that synchs with services like Flickr then the companies offering photo processing and photo printers can finally die (as they ought to).
End of the Road
This is the end of the road on the incomparable Bolinas plateau. Well, you couldn't really go much further, could you? Unless you were going to jump into the Pacific…I guess another example of the fine wit and wisdom of Caltrans (the California Department of Transportation).
We spent a nice morning tidepooling at Agate Beach. Here's a picture of the beach:
At low tide we could all wander on the beach:
Nicky enjoyed chucking rocks in a pool. Julian was great at finding and identifying sea creatures. We found a starfish:
Julian held this crab in his hands. It was still alive, but missing some of its claws, poor thing:
Of course, Yoda showed up in the tidepools, too. Shown here "communing with a Starfish we are":
After the tide started coming in, we repaired to Bolinas for lunch at the cafe with some friends. Nicky passed out in the carriage. Julian ate a huge pancake. I had some oysters and chips. Then we went to the Bolinas beach and played. Julian found some big kids and started telling them how to build a huge sand castle (the waves swept it away in the end). Nicky ran in and out of the waves. Mathew explored the sand with great delight. On the way home we drove up and along the slopes of the beautiful golden brown green Mount Tamalpais:
Garden Gate
Julian and I were out for a walk to Indian Rock after he got home from school today. What wonderful flowers and gardens they have here in Berkeley this time of year. I really like the way this round gate frames the garden.
Gates are significant. They can be magical. Julian thinks of them as portals into other worlds (and sometimes, so do I). I like the gate in the picture very much. It separates the outside world from the inside world, and makes me want to come inside. This gate was one of the inspirations for our own portal, the gate to our house.
View from Inspiration Point
There are some names that crop up again and again in Wilder Land – "Horse Heaven," "Mirror Lake," and "Inspiration Point" among them.
Yosemite's Inspiration Point is not as well known as it once was. Today, photographers, tour buses, and the Winnebago crowd mostly stop at the Wawona Tunnel vista point, which has roughly the same view about 1,000 feet lower.
You can get to Inspiration Point up a mile and a half long hike, which is moderate to heavily up for the duration. I took this photo along the trail with Bridal Veil Falls in the background.
There used to be a road to Inspiration Point (off the Glacier Point road) but the Park Service is letting the road (and terminal parking lot) revert to the wilderness from whence it came.
If you're ever passing through Yosemite, and stop at the Wawona vista parking lot, if you have an extra couple of hours, I highly recommend the walk up to Inspiration Point.
Flickr Art
This is a Flickr collage – perhaps a new art form!
Tools: Flickr, Flickr API, OberKampf, Snag-It (a screen capture utility), Photoshop, and Flickr.
First I made the strip of four images, using images posted to Flickr (you can see the strip of four on this page). The strip was made with OberKampf, a Flickr API PHP library of funtions.
To get the strip like it is, I had to copy and flip the Golden Gate Bridge image (Photoshop) so that it could appear twice, once reversed.
Next, with the strip appearing on the page, I used Snag-It to capture the four frames to a .Tif file. The capture was reworked in Photoshop to bring tonality down and to create the transition between the third and fourth frames.
Finally, I reposted the collage to Flickr (and added it to the Tweaked group).
Looking down Nevada Falls
It's a long way down from the top of Nevada Falls. It made me dizzy to take to take this photo.
I like the sense of being in some kind of bowl – in fact the geology around Nevada Falls has made a giant punch bowl of sorts. You can see the far edges of the "bowl" with the run-off waterfalls coming down in the picture.
An unusual amount of water due to the season and this wet, wet year in the Sierra.
I'm posting this photo from a trip I made a few weeks ago because I am getting so bored with working *for real* – it would be nice to be back in Yosemite.
Master Yoda in the Garden
What I suprise! I went out to the garden to relax a little after our trip to the Star Wars version of Burger King and Alameda Island beach. There, in the flowers was Master Yoda. I think he was probably full of wit, wisdom, and magic as usual. I couldn't really tell because I had to run inside to help with the kids. But I did notice that Yoda's light saber was green. I think that means he's still undecided in the cosmic fight between good and evil. I also think I did hear Yoda say (as I rushed back into the house): "In the garden renewed you shall be…"
Yoda seems to crop up everywhere: here's more Yoda!
Hearts on Fire in the Sky
I like photographing hearts. (Here's a photo of a heart on ice I recently blogged.) Hearts are shorthand for passion. As I've said, I like them. Here's a link to a very wonderful flickr group of heart photos (the photos are taken by group members, of course, not just little ole me).
My Hearts on Fire in the Sky is, of course, a photocomposition of several images. Oh, the things one can do in the digital era, and the second time around! Not all post-editing is as obvious as Hearts on Fire in the Sky; some just enhances an existing image and tries to appear natural, like my photo of Mirror Lake.
Looking Down Vernal Falls
I spent some time hiking around Yosemite about a week ago. It's one of the most wet years on record, and the waterfalls are terrific: thundering, full, sensous, and infinite.
Leaning over the edge of Vernal Falls was scary and I was glad for automatic mode (I could extend my D70 out and take the picture with one hand). How cool to see the rainbow below the waterfall and above the Mist Trail!
Peruvian Lilies
I love these Peruvian Lilies in my garden. They are so luminous. They grow without any effort. These are from the Neitzchian school of gardening as practiced at Home Depot and other fine stores: that which doesn't kill me makes me stronger. Our Peruvian Lilies have been growing stronger year after year…
Meadow Rue
Yesterday it was raining. The kids woke early. They were playing downstairs: not fighting (a blessing!) but still making some noise. So I got up a little before 6:00 leaving Phyllis to catch a bit more sleep. It was still a bit dark out, partly because of the cloud cover. I cuddled with the kids a bit, then went out to get the paper. On my way out, I saw the meadow rue flowers with raindrops. Very cool pattern. The kids were wanting their breakfast — it's "Daddy day care" when they get an ice cream sandwich (on real fried bread) and a chocolate sandwich, respectively. But I ignored them for a little, grabbed my camera and tripod, and snapped this picture. Sometimes you have to just focus on the beauty in front of you and ignore the chaos – or else there will be serious rueing later!
Mirror Lake, Yosemite
As you can see in this photo, Mirror Lake was full of water (and like a mirror) a few days ago. This is unusual – in part it is true because of the time of year (spring), and in part because it is one of the most wet years on record in California and the Sierra.
Most times you go to visit Mirror Lake (and it's a gentle one mile walk from the Yosemite Valley shuttle bus stop) you'll find a sandy basin, and no lake it all. This was my experience when I visited with Julian at the end of last summer.
Mirror Lake was a stop on the great tour of Yosemite around the turn of the century when tourism of the rugged West was still somewhat novel. They had a hotel, boat houses, and (in the winter) ice skating. The lake, however, was artificial, and it took more and more dredging to keep it a lake. When the Park Service stopped keeping it artificially moist in the middle of the last centruy, it began reverting to its natural state: very seasonal and mostly dry.
My photo echoes views made by great 19th century photographers and painters of Yosemite (Mirror Lake was a favorite view).
Thanks to Phyllis for post-processing this photo.


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If you want to run your own security test machine, the first thing to do is find a suitable place to house the server. This is easier said than done, as such a machine attracts a lot of network scans and penetration attempts on the network. The terms of service of most ISPs prohibit such things, and you risk being disconnected.
Once you have arranged the hosting, you have to devise a good method for taking the machine off-line in a hurry in case something goes wrong. Direct physical access to the power switch is convenient for this purpose. A method of controlling the power or hardware reset over the Internet also is a good option. Failing that, you should install the test machine on its own switch port, for a managed switch, or, as a cheaper option, on a crossover cable to a Linux machine running Netfilter. This way, you can disable network access to the entire machine quickly.
The next thing to do is choose suitable hardware. For example, an iPAQ is not ideal for this type of machine, as it is possible to render it unusable through software. Commodity desktop PC hardware is a good option, though. The worst-case scenario would be replacing the motherboard, which is cheap and easy. Another good option is to obtain free hardware, so you won't have lost any money if the system dies. Some nice hardware seems to end up in the rubbish nowadays.
Once you have the machine basically configured, you have to set up suitable packet filters to prevent it from being used for attacks on other machines. How strict these filters are depends on the agreement you have with your ISP. If you have no specific agreement regarding such access—if you are using a home broadband connection—then the filters should be very strict. If your contract specifically permits running servers, you can allow greater access, even the ability to host Web pages. Granting more network access allows more interesting tests to be performed. A frequent complaint from users was the test machine didn't have enough access granted to allow a wide enough range of testing. For the next play machine, I plan to provide full network access, so users can receive mail on the machine, host Web pages and do most other things that they request.
The firewall should be set up both on the test machine and on any other machines on the same physical network. The test machine can be configured reasonably with Netfilter to discard or reject the packets silently, without logging them, although you may want to log them for interest. The router should be configured to log all such packets when it drops them, so you know if someone gets past the filter on the test machine or cracks its security in any other way. If your ISP knows of your plans for a security test server, then a minimal firewall should work. This will prevent SMTP connections, spoofed source IP addresses on packets being sent and connections to Web-mail services such as Hotmail, which includes blocking access to Web proxies and configuring any local Web proxies to not allow the test machine access to Web mail.
Having any machines other than the test machine and the router on the same LAN may be a bad idea, as it may allow the test machines to be used to attack the other machines. Having several security test machines on the same physical network may be fun, though, as it would allow them to be used to attack each other. If you have only one test machine, connecting it to the router by a crossover Ethernet cable or a null-modem cable running PPP probably is a good option.
Once the machine is connected and all firewalls are arranged, the difficult work begins. You have to determine how to limit the access that is granted and audit it as appropriate. For SE Linux, all that needs to be done is to change the root entry in the users' file to user root roles { user_r };. Another option is to remove the root entry from the database entirely, as the default identity of user_u is permitted only the role user_r and gives the extra restriction of preventing password changes. To change the password of a nonprivileged account, the identity must match the user name.
The policy database then has to be recompiled and loaded into the kernel to apply the change. After that, the root user has no significant access to the system, so make sure you grant some other account administrative privileges first.
The next time I set up a test machine, I plan to get someone with legal experience to review the usage conditions to make sure they state what is permitted in a clear and legally binding language. I will place the password on a Web page that has the usage conditions and change it regularly, so people can't get in without reading the conditions. Too many people were obviously not reading the conditions, particularly regarding local DoS attacks through fork bombs and using all available disk space.
If you run an SE Linux play machine, please let me know so I can publicize it on my Web page.
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Ο οικοδεσπότης είναι πραγματικά πολύ φιλικός και μας εξήγησε τα πάντα σχετικά με την πόλη και τα σημεία που θα πρέπει να επισκεφτούμε. Το διαμέρισμα είναι εξαιρετικό και το συνιστούμε ανεπιφύλακτα σε όποιον θέλει να επισκεφτεί την Βουδαπέστη. Είναι σε εξαιρετική κατάσταση, πολύ καθαρό, και βρίσκεται σε εξαιρετικό σημείο στο κέντρο της πόλης κοντά σε μετρό και συγκοινωνίες. Επίσης η δυνατότητα κλειστής θέσης πάρκινγκ μας βόλεψε πάρα πολύ. Το συνιστούμε ανεπιφύλακτα! Thank you very much Gergely!
Great flat in the city center, 15minutes away from main attractions. Very clean and quiet appartment, a very convenient place to stay in Budapest! Gergely is a very kind person, a very reactive and helpful host.
We had a great time in this apartment. Well located and homely, it had all we needed for out stay in Budapest! Would recommend
Gergely was very kind even before booking, he answered our questions promptly and, although we didn't meet him in person, we felt welcomed. His brother welcomed us and was realy nice and kind. Apartment is very clean and tidy and has everything necessary for pleasant stay. We arrived by car and we had parking in the garage which was great! Location is great, too. Street is quiet, walking distance from the center and Andrassy avenue. Metro station is just a few minutes away from the apartment. Everything was great and we would definitely recommend Gergely's place!
the flat was pleasant and confortable. Being at walking distance from a major Spa made my stay easier than expected.
I stayed in Gergely's apartment with my girlfriend for three nights. Gergely was friendly and accommodating in every way, staying in touch by text and offering and booking us a taxi to the airport when we left. The apartment is comfortable, clean and very well kept, the location is ideal (we walked everywhere), and for the price it was excellent value. Thanks Gergely.
El apartamento está como nuevo y muy limpio. Muy bien situado, se puede visitar Budapest andando. ¡¡MUY RECOMENDABLE!! ¡Además Gergely es un anfitrión increíble! Nos dejó recomendaciones para ver la ciudad y hasta nos indicó cómo llegar a su apartamento desde el aeropuerto sin pérdida alguna. Muy amable y siempre dispuesto a ayudarte a organizar el viaje. Todo son facilidades. Si vais a pasar por Budapest, os recomiendo este sitio.
Gergely est un très bon hôte, appartement propre, spacieux et bien situé. Un lieux agréable.
We both very much enjoyed staying in Gergely's apartment during our trip. It was nice to stay in a very clean and pleasant atmosphere. The apartment is located about 5 minutes walk from the train station and 10 minutes from the centre of town which meant that navigating was very easy. Gergely was very accommodating to our arrival and check out times. As a host he had a lot of information and recommendations about local sights, which made planning our trip much easier. I would highly recommend this apartment to anyone staying in Budapest. Hopefully we can come back some day. Thanks again Gergely!
We spent two nights in Gergely's apartment. Everything was fine, Gergely was kind and the apartment is clean, nice and in quiet neighbourhood. We had everything we needed for a pleasant stay. It takes 20-25 minutes walk to the city center. We used metro only once (yellow one) because we like to walk, but don't worry Rosza utca (where the apartment is situated) is close to main Andrassy utca where, besides metro, you can find lots of buses, in case you are tired to walk. This wasn't our first time in Budapest, so if you still haven't visit it, don't hesitate- it is a beautiful town.


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does anybody know in which db2 table the settings change when i set the Ressourcemanager to offline in the System Administration Client ?
We habe two Ressource Manager, each with a TSM Server an a Centera Storage.
My ambition is that, if one TSM Server or one Centera isn't online, i can set the entry and the Content Manager becomes offline.
The Content Manager cant't do that himself if a TSM Server or Centera fails.
Somebody told me that we must change the db2 entry on an table and the Server becomes offline.
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Re: DB2 Table entry after setting server unavailable
2012-04-27T16:49:30Z in response to SystemAdminThe official way is
1. logon to SysAdmin client
2. expand RM tree
3. right client on the RM server you want to set offline and select properties
4. check the checkbox of setting offline in the properties panel
Or you can write a Java program:
Class DKResourceMgrDefICM
public boolean isServerAvailable( boolean fromAdmin)
Checks to see whether this resource manager is currently online
fromAdmin - if the administrator is setting or runtime client
true if resource manager is available, false if resource manager has been marked as offline
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Sets to whether this resource manager is currently online
serverAvail - - true if want to set the resource manager offline, false otherwise
fromAdmin - - if the administrator is setting or runtime client
It is strongly NOT recommended to change the table value directly because it is not a supported behavior by IBM.
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Resource Manager flags. The settings are interpreted in a bitwise mode, starting from right to left:
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