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A forum designed to teach local, regional and national retailers, quick-service food operators and restaurateurs about the leasing opportunities at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and Washington Dulles International Airport is set for 10 a.m., Oct. 1. MarketPlace Development, in conjunction with the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, will host the Concessions Leasing Outreach Forum at the Residence Inn Arlington Capital View Hotel at 2850 South Potomac Avenue in Arlington, Va.
"Our goal is to find cutting-edge brands and innovative retail and restaurant concepts to meet the needs of the traveling public. We invite everyone interested in doing business at the airports," said Paul McGinn, president of MarketPlace Development. More than 300 people attended the Spring Outreach Forum for the first phase of leasing.
Both airport environments present a smart opportunity for merchants to benefit from captive passenger traffic and a strong demand for quality dining and shopping, according to a company press release. More than 42 million passengers traveled through Washington's Airports in 2012, with Reagan Airport yielding more than 19.7 million passengers and Dulles Airport boasting more than 22.6 million domestic and international passengers.
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Cape Town, South Africa, December 5, 2014--The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes today's ruling by the African Court on Human and Peoples Rights in Addis Ababa that criminal defamation should be used only in restricted circumstances and that imprisonment for defamation violates freedom of expression. The court also upheld the appeal of Issa Lohé Konaté, editor of the Burkina Faso-based weekly L'Ouragan, who in October 2012 was sentenced to 12 months in prison and a fine for criminal defamation in connection with two articles he wrote questioning abuse of power by the state prosecutor's office.
Lagos, Nigeria, October 30, 2014--The Committee to Protect Journalists is alarmed that protesters stormed and looted the offices of Burkina Faso's national broadcaster Radiodiffusion Television du Burkina in the capital, Ouagadougou, today. Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets to protest a constitutional amendment that would allow President Blaise Compaore to seek re-election next year, according to reports.
Journalist Lohé Issa Konaté has been imprisoned in Burkina Faso since he was convicted in October of criminal defamation over articles in private weekly L'Ouragan alleging corruption and abuse of power at the office of the public prosecutor. In May, an appeals court rejected his appeal and upheld the 12-month sentence, according to defense counsel Halidou Ouedraogo. Now, after exhausting all domestic legal remedies, Konaté has filed a complaint with the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights in Tanzania.
In Burkina Faso, tens of journalists from state media today held a sit-in in front of the Ministry of Communications in the capital Ouagadougou to protest what they deem to be excessive government censorship of news coverage.
Burkina Faso's state-run media regulatory agency imposed a seven-day suspension on private daily Le Quotidien on December 13, 2012, after accusing its editor of repeatedly violating the press law, according to news reports.
New York, October 31, 2012--The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the criminal convictions of two journalists and the suspension of their newspaper in Burkina Faso on charges of criminal defamation in connection with their allegations of corrupt practices in the state prosecutor's office.
The African media community lost a central voice this week with the passing of Samuel Kiendrebeogo, the veteran host of weekly media magazine Médias d'Afrique et D'Ailleurs on Voice of America's French service. Sam, as he was known, died while vacationing in his native Burkina Faso. He was 63.
For Geneviève Zongo, every December 13 revives excruciating memories of the loss of her husband Norbert Zongo, editor of the weekly L'Indépendant. He was assassinated in 1998 while investigating the murder of a driver working at Burkina Faso's presidential palace. More painful still is that the killers who ambushed Zongo's car, riddling it with bullets and torching it, have never been brought to justice.
Fifty years ago, development journalism helped to silence dissenting voices:
One had to rally to the fathers of the nation for the sake of national unity.
Accordingly, the legacy of these 50 years of Francophone media in Africa is freedom of the press and opinion. Journalists prod the
elites, who are allergic to criticism, and require that they account for their handling
of power and assume responsibility in the face of the various scandals they cause.
Recently in Burkina Faso for instance, a government minister had to resign
after the print media revealed his extramarital affair with a married
woman. This was unthinkable a few years
Do you believe the free flow of information must be protected? Sign the #RightToReport petition and demand that President Obama immediately:
1. Issue a presidential policy directive prohibiting the hacking and surveillance of journalists and media organizations.
2. Limit aggressive prosecutions that ensnare journalists and intimidate whistleblowers.
3. Prevent the harassment of journalists at the U.S. border.
Or click here to see the full petition, and join leading journalists like Christiane Amanpour, The Guardian's Alan Rusbridger, Editor of the AP Kathleen Carroll, and Arianna Huffington in signing on.


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The time is now for young QBs
Rookies must contribute immediately, and nobody's better prepared than Luck
Of all the stories that unfolded during the preseason and extended into the regular season, none was more intriguing or captivating than the emergence of the young guns. They're now, surprisingly, everywhere.
Five rookie quarterbacks -- Indianapolis' Andrew Luck, Washington's Robert Griffin III, Miami's Ryan Tannehill, Cleveland's Brandon Weeden and Seattle's Russell Wilson -- are scheduled to start on opening day, the most since three started openers in 1968 and 1969.
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Combined with last year's draft class, there will be 10 starting quarterbacks on opening day who are rookies or entering their second seasons -- three more than the previous high in 2000, when teams started seven quarterbacks in their first or second seasons.
In other words, nearly a third of all teams are building around inexperienced quarterbacks. What other conclusion can be drawn but that the league has entered into unprecedented times? Especially with these rookie quarterbacks.
This is the most decorated rookie quarterback class the league has seen. It doesn't mean these quarterbacks will turn out to be as productive as the class of 1983, which had John Elway, Dan Marino, Jim Kelly, Tony Eason, Todd Blackledge and Ken O'Brien. But it does mean this class is rewriting the rules of how rookie quarterbacks are viewed.
They now are being counted on to contribute from the jump. And of all the rookies, none is better prepared to do it than Luck, the No. 1 overall pick.
During this summer of quarterback talk, the most interesting and thought-provoking statement came from a Colts executive who declared that he believed Luck already is "one of the top five quarterbacks in football."
Think about that. Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees, Tom Brady, Eli Manning, Peyton Manning, Matthew Stafford, Cam Newton, Ben Roethlisberger. And yet this Colts executive believes Luck is better than at least four of those quarterbacks. And he was not alone.
One NFL coach who watched Luck play this summer said he also would include Luck in a list of the game's top five quarterbacks. Another NFL executive said Luck is the most well-prepared quarterback to enter the NFL. Ever. Three men, three glowing opinions.
It all seems like so much, so soon. Yet rookie quarterbacks seem to be making plenty possible these days.
Told about the statements of those NFL men, that Luck already is among the top five quarterbacks in the game and the most prepared quarterback ever to enter the league, ESPN analyst (and former Colts president) Bill Polian scoffed. "Let's see him win a game or two first," Polian said.
Luck's first game is Sunday against Chicago. Time for Luck, and the rest of this rookie quarterback class, to get to work.
On to this week's 10 Spot:
1. Seeking a breakthrough: See if this sounds familiar, and see if you can guess which quarterback is being described: Quarterback arrives at a franchise in the gutter, bringing hope. Quarterback shines in regular season but struggles in postseason. Quarterback loses each of his first three playoff games, despite playing with one of the game's top wide receiver tandems. Quarterback faces questions entering his fifth season about when or whether he will win games that matter.
Anyone say Matt Ryan? Good guess, but the correct answer is Peyton Manning, who arrived in Indianapolis when the franchise was struggling, performed well in the regular season, lost his first three postseason games, then faced questions about whether he could win a big game.
As ESPN Radio host Mike Greenberg recently pointed out, Ryan's career is starting to resemble Manning's. Ryan certainly will have to accomplish plenty to achieve the milestones Manning has. But at this point, his career is precisely where Manning's was at a similar time. If anything, Ryan has been more impressive.
After four seasons, Ryan has completed 60.9 percent of his passes for 14,238 yards with a 95-46 touchdowns-to-interceptions ratio and a won-loss record of 43-19. Through four seasons, Manning had completed 61 percent of his passes for 16,418 yards, a 111-81 touchdowns-to-interceptions ratio and a 32-32 record.
When Manning was at the same stage of his career, then-Colts coach Tony Dungy pulled aside his quarterback and told him how the public once said Michael Jordan couldn't win the big game. A short time later, during the 2003 season, Manning's Colts beat the Broncos 41-10 in a wild-card game. Once Manning had one postseason win, he strung together many, including a victory over the Bears in Super Bowl XLI. His standing was solidified.
Now Ryan is out to silence the skeptics and critics the way Manning once did. Ryan acts like Manning. He knows the game and appreciates its history the way Manning does. Entering his fifth season, with Atlanta opening Sunday at Kansas City, Ryan is looking to break through the way Jordan once did, the way Manning once did. But at a time when he's coming under fire, it's worth pointing out that it's still early for Ryan.
2. A good bet for success: When NFL teams were scouting quarterbacks, they should have done a better job of listening to Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema about former Badger Russell Wilson. The day after Seattle named Wilson its starting quarterback, Bielema said on a conference call that he knew it would happen.
"By NCAA rules, I cannot bet," Bielema said. "But I bet you I've told hundreds of people since draft day, he's going to be the starter in Seattle. Got texts from several ESPN people that I've been conversing with over the course of the last six months and they said, 'You were right.'
"Coach [Barry] Alvarez and I, when we sat down sometime after the draft, we both kind of said, 'We know they paid a lot of money to get [Matt] Flynn, but until you see what Russell Wilson does behind the scenes and what he does on game days ... he's so contagious.' Someone sent me a video clip ... and just to see him kind of engage in that locker room, I walked out of there, I'm like, 'He's got that locker room wrapped around his finger now.' I shot him a text and said, 'Congrats, keep working, take it a day at a time.' And his standard [response]: 'Thanks, Coach. God is amazing. Love you, Coach.' That's who he is. That's what he is every day. That's why he's where he's at."
Yet as much as Wilson has impressed, Seattle appears to have hit pay dirt on other draft picks as well. First-round pick Bruce Irvin showed elite speed this summer and had a handful of quarterback pressures in Seattle's preseason game against Kansas City. Fourth-round pick Robert Turbin has looked bigger, stronger and faster than starting running back Marshawn Lynch, whom he could one day supplant. Seventh-round pick J.R. Sweezy has played well enough to become the starting right guard. And there's Wilson. Seattle's front office, led by general manager John Schneider, drafted the equivalent of a triple espresso shot. This year's rookie class has given the Seahawks life.
3. Schwartz in the spotlight: Get the cameras ready and focused on Lions coach Jim Schwartz. On Sunday, Schwartz will be matched against Rams coach Jeff Fisher, who has been one of his mentors and friends from the 10 seasons they spent together in Tennessee. The next Sunday, Schwartz will be on the opposite sideline of San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh, with whom he had last season's most notorious postgame handshake/patdown/showdown. This past week, Schwartz insisted Sunday's game has nothing to do with his close connection to Fisher, who will be coaching his first game with the Rams after spending last season out of football. Many left the subject alone. But there's no way that a Schwartz-Harbaugh showdown in San Francisco's home opener will be left alone, not in an age when coaches' postgame handshakes have become central storylines in today's games.
4. A rookie rush: While the spotlight continues to shine on rookie quarterbacks, it would be a mistake to overlook rookie pass-rushers. Last season, five rookies -- Aldon Smith in San Francisco, Von Miller in Denver, Adrian Clayborn in Tampa Bay, Jabaal Sheard in Cleveland and Marcell Dareus in Buffalo -- led their teams in sacks. Now, just as rookie quarterbacks are poised to shine again this season, rookie pass-rushers look as if they're going to do the same. A handful of rookies exploded onto the scene during organized team activities and the preseason, including New England's Chandler Jones, San Diego's Melvin Ingram, Houston's Whitney Mercilus and Seattle's Irvin. Nobody should be surprised if any -- or all -- of these players leads his team in sacks this season. And although quarterback play is the most important factor in determining who reaches the Super Bowl, the second-most important just might be a team's pass rush. Rookies will matter here.
6. Browns going green: Even with five rookie starting quarterbacks in the league, there is not an offense -- or roster -- as young and inexperienced as Cleveland's. The Browns' 53-man roster includes a whopping 15 rookies and 11 players entering their second seasons, meaning almost half of Cleveland's players don't have more than a year of NFL experience. Cleveland is expected to start Weeden at quarterback, rookie running back Trent Richardson and rookie right tackle Mitchell Schwartz and also lean heavily on rookie wide receivers Josh Gordon and Travis Benjamin. So when the Browns go to one-back, four-receiver sets, they will have five rookies on the field. And even the wide receivers Gordon and Benjamin will be paired with aren't exactly loaded with experience. Starter Mohamed Massaquoi is entering his fourth season and Greg Little is entering his second. So Cleveland's four-receiver sets will have five seasons of NFL experience. But where Cleveland did pick up some experience on offense is with former Vikings coach Brad Childress, its new offensive coordinator. Childress' presence has enabled head coach Pat Shurmur to spread his focus among the offense, defense and special teams, which should help the team. The Browns believe they finally have some of the weapons to compete with the other three teams in their division. And they soon will add their biggest weapon: Every NFL executive who knows new Browns owner Jimmy Haslam swears by him. They insist that if any one person is capable of turning around this franchise, Haslam is the guy. He might turn out to be the most important Brown since Jim Brown.
7. A power shift in Chicago: For years, the Bears have been known for their defense. Defense helped Chicago to its only Super Bowl title. It carried the Bears to the playoffs every time they went in recent seasons. But for the first time in a long time, the offense might just be the strength of this team. Quarterback Jay Cutler is back after suffering a broken right thumb that former NFL coach Bill Parcells believes was the most devastating injury of the 2011 season. Running back Matt Forte is back after signing a long-term extension and is matched with former Raiders running back Michael Bush, giving Chicago one of the best one-two running back combinations in franchise history. It will be difficult for almost every NFC North cornerback to cover new Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall, along with second-round draft pick Alshon Jeffery. Chicago has offensive line questions, but it has enough playmakers to mask some of those deficiencies. Meanwhile, Chicago's defense might just be past its prime. Linebacker Brian Urlacher, 34, has nagging knee issues that threaten to linger all season, linebacker Lance Briggs turns 32 in November and defensive end Julius Peppers already is 32. All are still top players, but this season the Bears might have to ride their offense, not their defense, to the playoffs.
8. Woodson just keeps getting better: In the early part of his NFL career, Charles Woodson was ridiculed across the league for the immature ways in which he conducted himself. He was criticized for being out too late and too often, for not taking football and life seriously enough. But after he moved from Oakland to Green Bay, Woodson transformed himself from a man about town to simply a man. Now Woodson is one of the most respected players in the league, not only for what he does on the field but for what he does off it as well. One of the most impressive sights this offseason was seeing Woodson help raise more than $1.35 million for C.S. Mott Children's Hospital in Ann Arbor, Mich. Woodson attacked his fundraising efforts as aggressively as he did his offseason conditioning. The way Woodson interacted with donors as well as children in the hospital was beyond impressive. On the field, he has rounded out his Hall of Fame résumé. Last season, at age 35, Woodson tied 25-year-old Patriots cornerback Kyle Arrington and 26-year-old Chargers safety Eric Weddle for the league lead with seven interceptions. Woodson has made up for any physical decline with his mental approach. In nickel and dime packages, he'll often cover the opponent's slot receiver, and at other times he's used at safety. But Green Bay needs his ballhawking abilities, which is a testament to Woodson's talents and longevity. At the rate he partied in Oakland, few thought Woodson would last this long or be this good. But as he prepares to enter his 15th season, Woodson has become one of the game's greatest and underrated ambassadors.
10. The ins and outs of the playoffs: The NFL is, above all else, one giant surprise party. Surprises come every year, with numbers and teams. Last season marked the first time in NFL history that three teams -- Green Bay, New Orleans and New England -- scored at least 500 points. A record-tying six teams -- Green Bay, New England, New Orleans, San Francisco, Baltimore and Pittsburgh -- won at least 12 games. But the biggest surprises always involve who makes the playoffs and who doesn't. Every year it seems like the playoff teams are nearly preordained. And every year they are not. Last season, for the 16th consecutive year, at least five new teams advanced to the postseason. Cincinnati, Denver, Detroit, Houston, the Giants and San Francisco went from out of the playoffs to in last season. The six repeat playoff teams were New England, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Green Bay, New Orleans and Atlanta. Yet of the 12 playoff teams from the 2011 season, at least five will not make it this season -- book it. It seems as though it can't happen, but it will. It always does. One prediction on some new potential playoff teams for the coming season: Philadelphia, Carolina, Chicago, Seattle, Buffalo, Indianapolis, Kansas City, San Diego. The curtain is about to go up on sports' biggest surprise party.
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Dear Amy: My husband and I have a well-meaning landlord who frequently comes into our apartment to do little repairs without telling us.
We appreciate that he is so attentive, but it has gotten to the point where we can't relax because we're afraid he'll barge in on us.
He knocks once on the door and, if we don't come to the door right away, he lets himself in.
Several times on Saturdays, we have heard a knock on the door and had to jump out of bed before he could let himself in.
The other day, I didn't have to go in to work and had just gotten out of the shower. He simply let himself into the apartment without even knocking and caught me dressed only in a towel.
He was extremely apologetic and embarrassed, but I'm still angry.
I know that he actually owns our apartment, and I suppose he has every right to come in when he wants, but I really hate that he can just invade our private space.
Is this lack of privacy just part of living in an apartment, or do we have the right to say something to him about how we're feeling?
Amy says: Actually, while you pay rent, you do "own" the apartment. It's your home. You should check your lease to see if there is language covering your landlord's access.
Your landlord should never let himself in without your permission or prior notice, unless you're away and there is an emergency such as a burst pipe. The fact that he has access to your place presents a serious security risk to you.
This sort of unannounced access is not a normal part of apartment living. For basic maintenance or repairs, a landlord should let you know in advance -- not knock and enter. You don't need to discuss your feelings with him. You should ask him to install a deadbolt or sliding bolt lock to the inside of your door, and you should use it whenever you are home.
Help could be mutualDear Amy: I have a 6-year-old daughter. A friend of mine has three children, ages 17 months, 3 1/2 and 6. Our 6-year-olds are friends. The problem arises every time the 6-year-olds receive an invitation to a birthday party or other event; the last four times my friend has asked me to drive her 6-year-old. It boils down to the fact that she doesn't want to have to deal with getting her three children into the car and her husband won't help.
Her child is difficult; she doesn't mind me. I don't want to be put on the spot, but I don't have a good reason not to assist.
I realize that with one child it is much easier for me, but that is the choice my husband and I made.
Am I out of line for not wanting to help every time something comes up?
Amy says: It would be nice of you to lend a hand to an overwhelmed mother from time to time. Until you've walked a mile in another mother's Huggies, you can't know what it's like to try to transport three young kids.
You are certainly not obligated to help, however. Your friend would advance her own cause if she found a way to reciprocate.
You could split the difference by saying to her, "I can take the kids today if you can manage to pick them up." That's saving both of you one trip. Otherwise, if you don't want to do this sort of favor, you'll have to tell her.
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Obama Addresses UN
President calls on Palestinians and Israelis to work together for peace.
President Obama is in New York today, speaking to the United Nations General Assembly.
During his address, the president explained his opposition to the Palestinian Authority's bid for statehood in the U.N. Security Council, instead calling for Israeli and Palestinian leaders to return to talks and work towards peace together.
"The measure of our actions must always be whether they advance the right of Israeli and Palestinian children to live in peace and security," he said.
His address centered around the showdown at the U.N., where this week Palestinian Leader Mahmoud Abbas is planning to submit an application seeking full statehood membershipn.
President Obama laid out reasons why peace between Israel and Palestinian leaders can only be achieved through renewed negotiations.
"I am convinced that there is no short cut to the end of a conflict that has endured for decades. Peace is hard work," he said.
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There certainly are community gardens in the area. How interestingly that you'd ask because, just today, I put together a list to provide to 211 Big Bend and to the UF Extension Service so they can refer folks along to subscription community gardens (those are the ones where you can rent a plot in which to grow your own food).
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The dollar has been rising steadily against the Euro/Pound & Gold and the RMB is appreciating somewhat as well. If the Yen/RMB/$ were tied in a sort of loose currency group, it would be an odd arrangement. In effect they would be deferring to US economic leadership and be dependent on the quality of that leadership.
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a)why would china's purchases of japanese bonds lead to yen's appreciation?
b)why is the yen's appreciation bad for Japanese traders? For example if a trader sells a commodity which is worth 10CNY previously, converting to to JPY would say yield 100 JPY. Now if the JPY appreciates, 10CNY=200JPY. So, for the same commodity the japanese trader gets 200JPY. Isnt the japanese trader benefiting from the appreciation of the JPY?
If I am wrong hopefully someone will correct me but:
1. China is in effect buying Japanese Yen by buying their bonds. Then sitting on them, reducing the number of Yen in circulation. Less Yen in the money supply means each Yen is worth more, thus appreciates. China had to sell whatever currency, most likely dollars, to buy Yen, thus depreciating Dollars and strengthening the Yen. However, this is negligible until you get large sums and/or sustained constant buying which will add up over time and help stop any depreciation.
2. A strong Yen is good for businesses that import and consumers that buy imports as they can buy more with less Yen. However, Japan is geared more towards export growth. Thus when the yen appreciates it costs foreigners more to buy Japanese goods. When Japanese goods increase in price consumers will find cheaper goods as substitute then Japan loses market share and businesses shut down because nobody wants their expensive product.
Further the Yen has been suffering more little to no inflation and actual deflation for years now. Good for savers, bad for debtors.
If the United States in buying Chinese debt, it would be to fuel its own export expansion - something the government has been pushing/hoping to double in value in the coming years, and with that, to fuel Chinese growth/domestic consumption.
Chinese debt will eventually need backing other than that of the PBOC, if you believe the reports about the stockpiling of that.
It is very doubtful that the Chinese Communist Party would allow significant purchases of their own bonds and risk an appreciation in the RMB. There is now way that its export-driven economy can handle that.
This development between Japan and the PRC is mostly for show.
And, as for buying Dim Sum bonds in Hong Kong, there isn't enough of a market in them to satisfy demand. Hence, they yield almost nothing as it is.
According to the Japanese customs data, the trade volume between the two nations jumped 30.6 percent year-on-year to a total of $303.06 billion in 2010, and China has become Japan's largest trading partner. The figure for the first half of this year stood at $162.3 billion, up 19 percent year-on-year.
China-Korea's trade volume is also more than $200 billion in 2010.
The settlements in USD among East-Asia only will add unnecessary currency-exchange costs.Using our own currencies are more convenient and cost-efficient.USD is really needless among East Asia internal trade in the future,even the trade in between East-Asia and Southeast Asia.Maybe,Only Africa,Middle East,Latin America
and US need USD in their trades.
As an export dependent economy, Japan like all others including China has no choice, but eventually to denominate her international trade and investments in RMB on Chinese terms and "pegged" the yen to the RMB. This is a necessity for her economic survival in the face of US need and determination to devalue the dollar and destroy the dollar's status as the primary international trade settlement and investment currency. Japan has to have a solution for the continued appreciation of the yen against dollar. Switching to the stable and rising RMB for her trade settlement and investment is the one and only viable solution she now has.
Why peg to the RMB which is in turn pegged to USD when you can peg to USD directly?
A good question. The simplest answer is that "pegging" a currency to the USD is considered a very hideous crime against America[1] by most US politicians and many Americans. The offenders are called "currency manipulators" and the alleged consequences of the crime include unbalance trade, the theft of US jobs, sub-prime mortgage crisis in the US and the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. A popular proposed solution is to impose up to a 40% import tariff on the goods from the offender country.
So, by "pegging" the yen to the RMB, Japan could enjoy a dollar "peg" indirectly without having to face the criticisms and threats of American politicians and people. Just like she has done in manufacturing by doing the final processing or assembly in China and exporting to the US, Japan has avoided showing a huge trade surplus with the US while enjoying a big trade surplus of $55.6 billion in 2010 with China[2]. In other words, Japan takes the profit here while China takes the blame for it.
[1] http://forexalliance.com/2011/12/calls-japan-falls-short-china/
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Domain: a domain details what processes can and cannot do or, rather, what actions a process can perform on various types. If you are in the user_t domain (the standard unprivileged user domain) and you run the command ps aux, you see only the processes running in the user_t domain. Some examples of domains are sysadm_t, the system administration domain, and init_t, the domain in which init runs. The domain in which the passwd program is run by an unprivileged user is passwd_t.
Role: a role determines what domains can be used. The domains that a user role can access are predefined in the policy database. If a role is not authorized to enter a domain (in the config files), it is denied. Some examples of roles are the general unprivileged user role (user_r) and the system administrator role (sysadm_r).
Consider the following example: in order for a user from the user_t domain to execute the passwd command, role user_r types passwd_t ; is specified in the relevant config file. In addition, other domain transitioning rules must be set that are not covered here. This added code states that a user in the user role (user_r) is allowed to enter the passwd_t domain, so he can run the passwd command. Another consideration is whether the old domain is allowed to transition to the new domain.
Now that we have defined domains and roles, we can look at comparisons between SE Linux and the standard UNIX uid (user ID). If root owns a program with UNIX permissions 4777 (making the program setuid root), any user on the system can execute that program, resulting in a security issue. With SE Linux, however, if a process triggers a domain transition to a privileged domain and the role of the process is not authorized to enter a particular domain, the program cannot be run. Every process on an SE Linux system runs in a domain that determines what access rights a process possesses.
Identity: an identity under SE Linux is not the same as the traditional UNIX uid with which most readers might be familiar. Identities under SE Linux form part of a security context that controls what you can and cannot do. An SE Linux identity and a regular UNIX login name may have the same textual representation (and in most cases they do for ease of use), but it is important to understand that they are two different beings. The default is to have them be the same, if the SE Linux identity in question exists. Therefore, if I log in as user faye on an SE Linux system, and if the policy database has the identity faye compiled into it, then my processes would be assigned to the faye identity.
To illustrate that standard UNIX user IDs are different from SE Linux identities, consider the su command. Running su does not change the user identity under SE Linux, but it does change the uid in the same way it would on a non-SE Linux system. If user faye, on the SE Linux system, types su - to switch to root and then runs the id command, which returns her security context and other information, she would see that her identity still is faye and not root, but her uid has changed. To illustrate this further, if an unprivileged user with the login name faye runs the id command, she would see the security context of:
uid=1000(faye) gid=1000(faye) groups=1000(faye) context=faye:user_r:user_t sid=45
The identity portion of the security context in this case is faye. Notice the uid of 1000. Next, say faye does an su to root and runs the id command again; she now would see:
uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root) context=faye:user_r:user_t sid=453
The identity has not changed to root as might be expected, but the uid has changed to 0. However, if user faye has been granted access to enter the superuser role, or sysadm_r, she can do so by either logging in at the console and specifying she wants the superuser role or entering the newrole -r command covered later. If she then runs the id command again, she now sees context=3Dfaye:sysadm_r:sysadm_t.
So again, the identity remains the same, but the role and domain (second and third fields, respectively) have changed. Maintaining the identity in this manner is useful where user accountability is required. It also is crucial to system security because the user identity determines what roles and domains can be used. With regular UNIX, if you have a setuid or setgid program that is not world-executable, whether it is executed is determined not by the permissions of the user you are logged in as, but by the user you last did an su to reach. This restriction does not exist under SE Linux, as your identity is tracked throughout all operations. If your domain has not been granted the access to execute that setuid/setgid program, you cannot run it even if you did an su to root. The domains you are permitted to enter are determined by your role, and the roles you are permitted to enter are determined by your identity. Thus, identity indirectly controls the list of domains you may enter.
Type: each object has a type assigned to it, and that type determines what can access the object. Objects here are files, directories, sockets and other processes. A type is similar in concept to a domain, the difference being that a domain applies only to processes. More specifically, a domain is a type that can be applied to a process.
Transition: a transition refers to the change in security context for a requested operation. Transitions fall into one of two categories. The first category is a transition of process domains. When you execute a program of a given type, a transition may be made from the current domain of the process to a new domain. To illustrate this, I'll use the newrole command. The newrole command is used to change your role, say, from user_r to sysadm_r, assuming you have been granted access to sysadm_r. If you start off as user_r, the general unprivileged user role, and run newrole -r sysadm_r to change to sysadm_r, the system administrator role, a transition is made from your user_t domain to newrole_t (the domain in which the newrole process runs) and from there on to the sysadm_t domain.
The second transition category is the transition of file type when you create a file under a particular directory. If a user creates a file in his own home directory, that file is labeled as user_home_t. But if that same user creates a file in /tmp, that file is labeled user_tmp_t. user_tmp_t is derived from the type of /tmp, which is tmp_t, and the domain of the creating process, which is user_t. When the user creates a file under /tmp, a transition to the user_tmp_t type is made.
Policies: a policy determines what actions can be taken on various types by various domains. All dæmons have their own policies, and the naming convention is of the form dæmon-name.te—postfix.te, apache.te and so forth. As the system administrator of an SE Linux machine, you can edit your policy files to suit your requirements. The policy database is a compiled form of the policy source files and is loaded by the kernel at boot time.
The spasswd program on an SE Linux system is used to change your password. spasswd actually is a wrapper for the standard passwd command used on Linux systems; it ensures that the passwd program is run in the correct domain. It also ensures that your SE Linux identity matches your regular UNIX account name. Earlier I mentioned that regular UNIX user IDs are quite different from SE Linux identities, so why do they have to match when running spasswd? spasswd requires you to have the same SE Linux identity name as your UNIX account name. Recall that on an SE Linux system, your identity is the only unique method of determining who you are. So if you're not currently the corresponding UNIX user, you cannot change the password.
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"Hey, um... Excuse me? Mr. Giant sir?"
Karl groaned sleepily and forced his heavy eyelids to open. The dark cloak of night made Karl want to shut his eyes once more- but the child's voice was unmistakably persistent.
"Please, sir! I need- I need help!" the owner of the voice sounded desperate.. But Karl had absolutely no enthusiasm, no motivation whatsoever to look at the tiny being beside his ear..
"Human," he groaned softly. "Can't you let a poor fellow sleep?"
Karl gasped as something soft touched the his ear tip. He sucked in a deep breath of air as the soft feeling traveled into his hair... He could feel tiny little hands, grabbing at his long strands of black hair, and he could feel the minuscule feet pressing into his scalp.
His instinct told him to stay still, his mind fold him to go back go sleep... The boy would grow tired of this silly game and leave Karl alone. Right?
Suddenly Karl felt a sharp pinch- be groaned angrily and bared his teeth, forcing himself not to snarl like the monster he was. The last thing he needed was a crying human- he just wanted some peace and quiet. Where where these kid's parents anyway?
Then Karl's eyes widened as the tinyling's body tumbled onto his bare chest (note, the child had climbed into the Giana's hair- but had lost his footing, and ended up toppling over the Giana's face)
There was a loud "Ouch!!" Followed by a soft whimper.
Karl's skin tingled from the boy's skin touching his own... He wanted to pluck the boy in his fingers and chuck him across the night sky- but of course, Karl didn't really consider that as a wise option.
So, Karl let out the most patient sigh he could muster, before gently picking up the child between his thumb and forefinger. As he did this, Karl also began to sit up.
He winced as the cold wind, nipped at his bare back, but he full on grimaces as tiny wails explode from the boy's tiny lungs.
"Lemme go! Please don't hurt me!!!" The child cried out miserably, "I just c-c-couldnttttt f-f-findddd m-m-myyyyaaa ffffamiliiyyyyy!"
The ready was unintelligible.... For the first time in his life, Karl resents his ability to see in the dark.. He could see every salty year sprint down the boy's youthful face, he could see the snot, and saliva pooling in the boy's gaping mouth.. The big was shaking too/ from fear or from cold, Karl did not know... But it was obvious how frightened the boy was. It made Karl's hard heart quench with an unfamiliar sense of sympathy.
"Aw kid," he tried to calm the little buck down as best as he could. "Please don't be sad! Whatever happened to your courage?"
The boy let out a shuddering breath, but seemed relieved once Karl had placed him in the ground. He gazed up an up and up into Karl's face, and sniffed loudly.
"I- I'm lost..." he whimpered. "I've been looking everywhere for my parents! But I can't find them!" A fresh generation of tears began to boil in the boy's bloodshot eyes, causing Karl's heart to break into two agonize chunks.
"Hey! You know, I bet they're looking for you right now!" Karl said softly. He hesitantly lowered his hand to the ground and smiled encouragingly at the boy's bewildered expression.
"Why don't ya let me warm you up? It's quite chilly out- I bet you don't want I get a cold huh?"
To his utter surprise, Karl watched the tiny boy race into his open hand/ Karl couldn't help but gasp as those tiny hands touched his skin! He chuckled uncontrollably as the tiny boy tripped, but Karl held him up so he would fall right into his face.
The boy looked into Karl's curious eyes and smiled tiredly. "Could/ could I sleep with you? I don't think I'll be able to find my parents in the dark..."
Karl beamed at him. "Of course, little partner! Are you hungry maybe? I have a bit of a biscuit leftover from my supper--"
"Oh gosh you don't eat people do you?" The boy cut across Karl with a Lou shout.
Karl felt himself scowl at the boy's question. But he quickly transformed his frown into a thoughtful smile and raised the hitting is eyes.
"I don't eat people..." He murmured softly, "Even if I did, I would never want to hurt you....What is your name, Little Man? You can call me Karl..."
The boy reached out hesitantly and ran his dimpled hand across Karl's upper lip. Karl had not shaved for a few days- the feeling of the child's delicate fingers stroking Karl's stubble caused the great Titan to shudder with pleasure.
He winced apologetically once the boy's hand had shot back in alarm.
"Sorry," he smiled and held the boy to his bare chest. "It just tickled is all... Jus lay there and shut your eyes,"
The tinyling yawned adorably before nuzzling into Karl's skin. Karl smiled down at his little companion before sliding down to his back. He rested his had onto the little boy's fragile back, as he began to hum a soft lullaby.
Sleep little one
The day is done
Shut your eyes
And say goodbye
To the setting sun
Sleep little one
Don't worry about the night
I'lll hold you tight, with all my might
Till the morning comes
He hummed and sang the words in a soft murmur, careful not to disturb the tiny creature under his finger get tips.
"Mr, Giant? I mean Karl?" the little sprite asked sleepily.
Karl stopped singing and chuckled gently. "Yes, Little One?"
There was a loud childish yawn. Followed by a tiny sneeze.
"My name is Soren by the way... Thank you for letting me sleep with you..." The boy mumbled,
Soren sneezed once more, causing Karl to chuckle again.
"Of course, Soren... And bless you, bless you my little friend..."


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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- I was talking to Jim Cramer today about oil and the recent weakness of domestic exploration-and-production companies and where there might be remaining opportunities in the oil patch.
There has been a continuing glut in Cushing, with six straight weeks of oil stockpile builds. That has put pressure on domestic oil prices, now seemingly in a range from $93 to $96 a barrel. But global oil prices remain at more than $100 a barrel because of continuing unsettled negotiations with the Iranians over their nuclear aspirations, the continuing unrest in Egypt and the total shutdown of production in Libya from a new civil schism.
All of that has led to a strong difference between U.S. and global crude oil prices, driving the profitability of the refiners, a sector I have been highlighting as the place to be in the oil patch in the fourth quarter. Until those differentials relax from the double digits they've been at, I still believe this is the place to be, with stocks including Tesoro (TSO - Get Report), Valero (VLO - Get Report) and Phillips 66 (PSX - Get Report).
As for the exploration-and-production companies, investing in them requires caution. Although I don't think the thesis of U.S. oil production has entirely run its course, there needs to be a stronger correlation between U.S. and global crude prices to drive these companies' shares higher from here.
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