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Jason Collins Weighs in on Tony Dungy's Michael Sam Remarks: VIDEO
Jason Collins weighed in on Tony Dungy's remarks that Michael Sam would be a distraction for an NFL team.
Said Collins on TakePart Live:
"Personnel - coaches, owners - can look at my example in the NBA … and see that after two weeks back, it was about basketball. There were games, even a month after I was signed that reporters didn't even ask me any questions. It will always go back to the sport because there are only so many ways they can write the article. There are only so many ways they can keep talking about LGBT issues when you're a professional athlete because you're a professional athlete first."
Watch, AFTER THE JUMP...
Love this guy!
Posted by: FakeOutrage | Jul 24, 2014 1:49:34 PM
Jason Collins is so well spoken. I hope he runs for congress some day. As for Tony Dungy--he's a very religious practicing catholic. JFK promised to keep his catholicism out of his job--a good model Dungy might want to follow.
Posted by: woody | Jul 24, 2014 2:37:45 PM
Love this man.
What I take away from most stories on this site is how deeply threatened so many of you are by the idea of a masculine gay guy like Collins, because it's these kind of gay men that truly make change.
This is the wave of the future and a glimpse into the new male culture that will render the entire "gay" culture of effeminacy obsolete....and that cannot happen soon enough. I'm so happy that proud, masculine gay men are finally standing up to be counted and stand up for themselves in the public sphere.
Posted by: Rick | Jul 24, 2014 2:38:42 PM
Rick, Jason Collins despises you.
Posted by: crispy | Jul 24, 2014 2:43:01 PM
Oh, good -- this thread presumably about an interesting public LGBT figure has already become about the trolls. Quelle surprise.
Trollroad, everybody!
Posted by: oncemorewithfeeling | Jul 24, 2014 2:46:36 PM
Yeah, Rick.
You ought to see Jason voguing. He's fierce!!! Triple SNAPS!!!
Posted by: Derrick from Philly | Jul 24, 2014 2:47:20 PM
Really, Crispy?
Because Jason makes a big deal about how he's just another one of the guys, and that his sexuality does not and should not offend his straight fellow players. While he is adamantly against the assumption that gay men aren't capable of embodying masculine societal roles, he certainly doesn't promote the stereotypes that have weighed down the gay male community for generations.
Just like Collins, I don't really believe in the "gay"/"straight" paradigm--indeed, my vision is of all men being entirely free to express themselves sexually any way they wish to and that, once we reach that point, questions of "gay" men objectifying "straight" men will be as irrelevant as the concepts of "gay" and "straight" themselves.
The real imperative is for men to liberate ourselves from women entirely--socially, emotionally, and sexually--and everything else will then take care of itself. I guarantee you that Jason Collins shares the same vision as I do. People like Jason Collins show the Tony Dungy's of the world some gay men are normal.
Posted by: Rick | Jul 24, 2014 2:50:57 PM
He made very points. He is also very good looking.
Posted by: Matt27 | Jul 24, 2014 2:57:46 PM
You know, Rick, you fascinate me today. You love Jason Collins. Considering all the things you've said about Black people on this blog--you love Jason Collins?
Well, I'm not going to be the one to spring it on you.
Please ask the attendants on your ward at Bellevue Hospital to find your glasses for you. Put them on and take another good look at Mister Collins. Then, come back and tell us how much you love him.
Posted by: Derrick from Philly | Jul 24, 2014 3:05:46 PM
Careful, Derrick. Next thing you know you'll suddenly be posting transphobic comments (*wink*)
And I'm sure Rick is just waiting to call you a crazy black queen or whatever. Or post as you. Whatever comes first.
Posted by: Tyler | Jul 24, 2014 3:09:26 PM
@ONCEMOREWITHFEELING: You're as worthless as Rick.
As long as Andy continues to use an archaic commenting system that allows trolls like Rick and Petey to post here, people are going to continue responding to them. This site ranks pretty well in Google, so plenty of people come here who aren't regulars, and they need to see some sort of rebuttal to the ridiculousness that the Ricks and Peteys post.
If the discussion here bothers you so much, you could, ya know, just stop coming here. You won't be missed.
Posted by: crispy | Jul 24, 2014 4:00:46 PM
Tony Dungy needs to be reminded that in the era just before he played, Black players were not permitted to compete.
It wasn't until the era in which Tony Dungy himself played, that the first Black quarterback emerged. Still, there were no Black headcoaches.
Dungy was one of the first wave of Black coaches, because the NFL made it MANDATORY for teams to give Black coaches interviews before filling head coaching vacances, and strongly encouraged employing Black coaches.
To this day, there are no Black principal owners in the NFL. I wonder if Dungy has ever stopped to consider that.
Does Dungy REALLY need to have it spelled out to him how important inclusivity it? Or is he all "I've got mine, you get yours." Is he such and Uncle Tom that the NFL and NBC can buy his silence with a head coaching job and a cushy broadcasting gig? James Harris and Denny Green didn't just "happen" because a head coach and a team owner didn't want to "deal with the distractions". They dealt with the distractions and paved the way for other African-Americans to get a chance.
Tony Dungy owes Michael Sam, other gay football players, and ESPECIALLY closeted gay football players a huge apology. It's not enough that he drove his own son to suicide, but he's contributing to the marginalization of an historically oppressed group. Shame on him
Posted by: Historical Perspective | Jul 24, 2014 4:08:10 PM
You are high again?
"The real imperative is for men to liberate ourselves from women entirely"
You want all men to turn gay? You know some kind of conversion therapy turning straight men gay?
Posted by: simon | Jul 24, 2014 5:08:10 PM
This NBA Jason Collins as I understand has 98 on his shirt (I don't follow NBA) in honor of the drug dealer and child molester METHEW Wayne Shepard. Let me say that I do not care why Methew W. Shepard was killed-only he and A.J. McKinney knows no matter why, but I am not going to do a vigil for a child molester. Judy L. Shepard thinks it is OK for homosexuals to molest children as Judy L. Shepard sees nothing wrong with her son molesting 8 year old boys and Judy L. Shepard earns anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000 per speech. Judy L. Shepard's interest is to profit from her son's 1998 killing. The Shepard Foundation is a propaganda group whose main interest is to push an agenda and to make money. & again, Methew W. Shepard vicitimized 2 others such as the Cody bartender in August 1998 and a bouncer. Methew W. Shepard's false accusation against the Cody bartender in August 1998 of homosexual gang rape is wrong. Methew W. Methew W. Shepard's a child molester & a victimizer of young men. Yes, that it is attacking a mourning mom, but I care more about the 8 year old boys who Methew W. Shepard molested over him getting murdered. Judy L. Shepard, the Shepard Foundation and the Laramie Project must understand that while Methew W. Shepard should not have been murdered, Methew W. Shepard will not be able to molest any more children and getting murdered does not change the truth Methew W. Shepard's a child molester and likely a drug dealer. The Shepard Foundation, Laramie Project and Judy L. Shepard all are apologists for child molestation when the molestation is homosexual.
No, Stephen Jimenez does not know everything. Sheriff O'Malley and Undersheriff R.J. DeBree also do not know everything-they did not investigate Methew W. Shepard's past and they can not comment on Methew W. Shepard's association with drug dealers because they did not investigate witnesses.. The journalists who critique Stephen Jimenez do not know everything as the journalists did not interview the witnesses who Stephen Jimenez did. Stephen Jimenez did a 13 year investigation & he reached his conclusions after interviewing them. Some of the witnesses are anonymous as some worked in law enforcement and some are criminals who chose to remain anonymous as they do not want to incriminate themselves, but there are also drug dealers such as Mark K. Rohrbacher who chose to identify themselves. Sometimes, investigations require testimony from criminals. Just because a person is a criminal, does not mean that they are not credible. Of course the witnesses who Stephen Jimenez are not likely to know everything about Methew W. Shepard, but there are things they saw which can not be dismissed.
Let's look @ what we do know about Methew W. Shepard. No matter why the murder happened, the idea that A.J. McKinney and Methew W. Shepard were strangers who did not know eachother until that day is rubbish. There are many witnesses-Doc O' Connor's ex girlfriend, Elaine Baker (bartender), M.K. Rohrbacher (drug dealer), Tristan (Ted) Henson (Methew W. Shepard's former lover) & others who saw them together. Even if 1 believes the murder was motivated by hatred of homosexuals, it is truth that A.J. McKinney and Methew W. Shepard knew eachother though A.J. McKinney denies it. There are too many witnesses who saw both men together. Of course the witnesses can only say they saw them together and can not know it all.
Methew W. Shepard associating with drug dealers in both Wyoming and Colorado is not disputable. Methew W. Shepard went into bars where drugs were sold and he did associate with drug dealers-we know that he went to bars named Tornado, Ranger, Library & other bars in Wyoming and Colorado where drugs were sold. Methew W. Shepard's friend Tina LaBrie expressing concerns about Methew W. Shepard's drug and $ problems. We know that Methew W. Shepard was having $ problems (spending so much on limosuine rides in Doc O' Connor's limousine). Methew W. Shepard's a junky (proven fact), drunkard and had money problems. Sheriff O'Malley has said that if Methew W. Shepard sold drugs, the cops would have caught him which is which is dishonest-Sheriff David S. O'Malley and Sgt. R.J. DeBree know cops don't always catch all the criminals and that many drug dealers escape detection. Sheriff David S. O'Malley and Sgt. Robert J. DeBree have arrested drug dealers and they know how it's the family and friends who get surprised after they learn some1 they know is a drug dealer. Sheriff David S. O'Malley and Sgt. Robert J. DeBree know that it's unlikely MW. Shepard told his friends and family that he was a drug dealer, and even if Methew W. Shepard did tell his friends and family that he sold drugs, don't think his family will admit this ugly as they had tried to hide the fact that Methew Wayne Shepard molested 8 year old boys and got counseling. Now was Methew W. Shepard's assocation with drug dealers and going into bars where drugs were sold more than buying drugs ? Was Methew W. Shepard a drug dealer or a drug courier? Stephen Jimenez thinks so and he believes it was the Denver circle. The journalists who critique Stephen Jimenez can not prove or disprove Stephen Jimenez's conclusion.
Peter W. Johnson, of course Stephen Jimenez does not know it all but his conclusions are sincere and honest. While homosexual groups complain about Stephen Jimenez saying the murder case is complicated and possibly not a hate crime, I think that is incidental-main reason homosexual groups are offended by Stephen Jimenez's book is because he talked about the ugly truths about who M.W. Shepard was. You don't always know the secrets friends and family have. If a person is a drug dealer, then they are usually not going to tell their friends and family that they do this. Even if Metthew W. Shepard did tell his friends and family that he sold drugs, don't think his family will admit this ugly truth about him, as they had tried to hide the fact that Methew Wayne Shepard molested 8 year old boys and got counseling for it. Laramie Project, Shepard Foundation & Big Island Chronicle Tiffany Camille Hunt sees nothing wrong with Methew W. Shepard selling drugs and molesting children so their view is rubbish.
Posted by: funinsnowfall | Jul 24, 2014 5:52:48 PM
I again read the Book of Matt by Stephen Jimenez for the 2nd time and this time took notes reading his book-I have now read the book twice. Methew W. Shepard, when I read about a gay (transexuals are mutilated gays/lesbians) bashing case in the news, I wonder what the view is of the journalist reporting this on homosexuality/lesbianism. I also wonder if the journalist is a homosexual or lesbian and if so, are they setting aside their bias and reporting the news with no problems. I do not trust news that I get from Daily Kos or the Huffington Post on their coverage of gay bashing cases because they predictably make the homosexual look like an innocent victim no matter what wrong the gay does.
In the Methew W. Shepard case, the mainstream media left out ugly truths on who he was. When Stephen Jimenez's Book of Matt came out in October 2013, the Huffington Post, Daily Kos & others condemned Stephen Jimenez (who is a homosexual journalist) for writing ugly truths about who M.W. Shepard was-mainly a drug dealer or courier. Casper Star Tribune covered the Shepard case and I have talked to 2 of their ex-journalists Kerry A. Drake and JC Marsden (Executive Director of Shepard Foundation)-both men leave out ugly truths on who Metthew Wayne Shepard was and Kerry A. Drake though he no longer works for Tribune along with Tiffany C. Hunt (another former CST Reporter who now runs Big Island Chronicle) continue to leave out the ugly truths of who M.W. Shepard was because their loyalty is to Laramie Project.
Kerry A. Drake, JC Marsden and Tiffany C. Hunt are portrayed in Laramie Project.Big Island Chronicle's journalist Tiffany Camille Edwards Hunt is a drug junky who smokes cocaine and marijuana. Big Island Chronicle's Tiffany Camille Edwards Hunt farts and shits in front of her kids and her 2 children have smelled Tiffany Camille Edwards Hunt's turds. Big Island Chronicle's Tiffany C. Edwards Hunt is a fat Squaw which is why Tiffany Camille Edwards Hunt smokes drugs and again, she farts and shits in front of kids.
Casper Star Tribune when they covered the Shepard case left out ugly truths of who the victim Methew W. Shepard was. But no matter why the murder happened, Metthew Wayne Shepard being killed by 2 men does not change the ugly truths of who he was & M.W. Shepard knew 1 of his murderers (A.J. McKinney). It's not believed he knew the 2nd man (R.A. Henderson) and I agree with Stephen Jimenez that Russell A. Henderson should have been convicted of a lesser crime such as Manslaughter and that he should have gotten a jury trial but got bad representation by his lawyers who urged him to take a plea when he wanted a jury trial. Book of Matt discloses ugly truths of who the victim was-most of it old such as him being a junky (old news), but the new information is that the victim was a drug dealer. Book of Matt by Stephen Jimenez Stephen Jimenez's evidence are 1st party witnesses he interviewed-over 100 of them over 13 years.
Those witnesses verified Methew Wayne Shepard's a junky (old news), drug dealer and courier-witnesses such as Mark K. Rohrbacher (former drug dealer), Shannon Shingleton and others. There are bartenders such as Elaine Baker who saw both AJ McKinney and Methew W. Shepard together, so this is verified information Methew W. Shepard was a drug junky and he went into bars where drugs were sold. Methew W. Shepard became a drug junky because antidepressants he was taking was not working and he mixed drugs-cocaine, Ecstasy and Meth with antidepressants. Methew W. Shepard had depression, PTSD and he mixed drugs with antidepressants.
Why could Methew W. Shepard have gotten involved in dealing drugs & or be a courier-$ problems-he bought them and when he had $ problems, he sold them & or was a courier-this is verified by witnesses who Stephen Jimenez interviewed. These witnesses are credible as they earn nothing saying this. Stephen Jimenez verified that Methew W. Shepard would use Doc O'Connor's limousine services. Methew W. Shepard was living an extravagant life. His dad who is an engineer in Saudi Arabia could not have sent him enough $ to pay for it. Methew W. Shepard when he sees money problems with his drugs would likely sell some in order to make money. Stephen Jimenez in his book talks of the Denver circuit and this is the drug circuit which Metthew W. Shepard was involved with.
Near book's end, it is incidentally mentioned that Metthew W. Shepard was a victim of child molestation by 3 different people-an adult @ his church, a friend and a relative and when Metthew W. Shepard was 15 years old, he was arrested for molesting 2 neighborhood 8 year old boys-M.W. Shepard got counseling for it. It is also incidentally mentioned that Metthew W. Shepard was involved as a witness with a May 1998 arson (Officer Flint Waters) but what his role was will never be known.
M.W. Shepard in August 1998 (2 months before his death) attempted indecent exposure on a Cody bartender and bartender defended himself by decking M.W. Shepard. The next day, M.W. Shepard falsely accused the bartender of homosexual gang rape. When medical tests disproved M.W. Shepard, the excuse Methew W. Shepard gave to cops was that he was drunk, had PTSD and could not remember. M.W. Shepard was also once banned from a bar after a drunk M.W. Shepard committed assault and battery on the bouncer by grabbing bouncer's crotch against will. M.W. Shepard should have been arrested and convicted by jury for those 2 incidents.
With the criticism about Stephen Jimenez writing a book to make money, Judy L. Shepard and M.W. Shepard's friend Romaine Patterson both wrote books about him. The last 2 also had interest to make money and since they are his mom and friend, they are biased and bias meddles with facts. The Shepard Foundation is a propaganda group whose main interest is to push an agenda and to make money. Judy L. Shepard, Shepard Foundation and Laramie Project making $ off the case. Stephen Jimenez incidentally mentioned in his book that M.W. Shepard had been molested by 3 different people including a distant relative. If Metthew.W. Shepard had not been a victim of repeated molestations, it's possible M.W. Shepard would have turned out straight instead of gay. Any conduct can be learned including sexual conduct and M.W. Shepard suffering child molestation damaged his thinking and possibly caused him to behave sexually in ways he would not have had the molestation not happened. And again, Methew W. Shepard molested 2 neighborhood 8 year old boys when he was 15 years old and got counseling for it. Stephen Jimenez interviewed a relative of 1 of the boys who M.W. Shepard had molested.
Stephen Jimenez in his book did go into irrelevant topics such as an unrelated murder trial in Wyoming where a teenage girl was murdered (Daphne Saulk and the man Kevin Robison was convicted of Manslaughter), an unrelated killing in Colorado (1993 of Steve Heyman a gay psychologist), but what he said about M.W. Shepard is what he learned (though again most old news) after interviewing many witnesses. If Stephen Jimenez had been an FRC journalist, he would likely have been condemned as 1 of those Christians but Stephen Jimenez is a gay journalist. While gay groups complain about Stephen Jimenez saying the murder case is complicated, that is incidental-main reason gay groups are offended by Stephen Jimenez's book is because he talked about the ugly truths about who M.W. Shepard was. Methew Wayne Shepard does not deserve hero worship. M.W. Shepard being a drug dealer was something he likely kept secret from his family because honestly, if a person is selling drugs, they usually aren't going to tell their friends and family that they commit this crime. Even if Metthew W. Shepard did tell his friends and family that he sold drugs, don't think his family will admit this ugly truth about him, as they had tried to hide the fact that Methew Wayne Shepard molested 8 year old boys and got counseling.
Posted by: funinsnowfall | Jul 24, 2014 5:59:21 PM
Mental patient snowisfun/funissnow/funissnowfall is here to post yet another insane rant.
Please everyone just ignore it.
Posted by: Tyler | Jul 24, 2014 7:35:15 PM
Jason is my god!
The guy has such outstanding presence....
Too bad so many of the comments here were so off-target... The trolls setback the possibility of an adult dialogue...
Posted by: TonyJazz | Jul 24, 2014 7:48:24 PM
@TonyJazz...he is a thing of beauty...inside & out. We do get sidetracked easily, don't we?
Posted by: Johnnybegood | Jul 24, 2014 8:24:05 PM
Dungy is pig scum.
That is all.
Posted by: MaryM | Jul 25, 2014 3:57:41 AM
"Jesus" was a child molester. It's on the internet. You can look it up.
Posted by: Joy of Man's Desiring | Jul 25, 2014 11:10:14 AM


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Dr. W. Ardell Haines, 91, son of Waide B. Haines and Ida M. Haines, passed away Wednesday, May 18, 2011.
He was born in Punxsutawney and graduated from Punxsutawney High School in 1935 Dr. Haines was married to the former Wilma Gall, of Punxsutawney, who survives.
He graduated from Indiana State Teachers College (now Indiana University of Pennsylvania) in 1940 with a B.S. degree in business education. In 1940, he began his career in education at Baldwin Township High School in Pittsburgh, where he taught business education courses in the commercial department.
Dorothy I. Cherry, 85, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, Saturday, May 21, 2011.
She was born in 1925 to the late Harry E. and Edna Z. (Wills) Duey in Tyrone.
She was married to Andrew Dale Cherry, who preceded her in death June 26, 1999.
Mrs. Cherry was an active member of Calvary Baptist Church in Clymer. She was a member of the Senior Saints at her place of worship. She enjoyed being a homemaker, raising her family, being a grandmother, helping her friends and personal Bible Study Class at Crystal Waters Nursing Home.
Mildred T. (Pennington) Poeta, 87, Punxsutawney, formerly of Rossiter, died Sunday, May 22, 2011, at Mulberry Square Elder Care & Rehabilitation Center surrounded by family.
She was born Sept. 4, 1923, in Punxsutawney, the daughter of the late Daniel and Nancy (Tozar) Pennington. She grew up in McGees Mills.
Dec. 31, 1943, she married Frank Poeta, who preceded her in death Oct. 12, 1979. The couple owned Poeta Trucking of Rossiter for more than 40 years.
Mrs. Poeta was a homemaker and the last surviving sibling of her two brothers and five sisters.
Rose S. Zimmerman, 88, DuBois, formerly of Punxsutawney, died Wednesday, May 18, 2011, at the DuBois Nursing Home.
She was born March 8, 1923, in Pansy, a daughter of the late William Carlton and Ida (Young) Hetrick.
Mrs. Zimmerman grew up on a farm and graduated from a one-room school after eighth grade.
May 9, 1954, at the Lutheran Church at Ohl, she married W. Wilson Zimmerman, who preceded her in death Feb. 5, 2003.
Mrs. Zimmerman was a homemaker and worked at Sylvania. She also enjoyed sewing and made many beautiful quilts.
The Rev. J. Richard Hackenberry, 87, Summerville, died Wednesday, May 18, 2011, at home.
He was born June 23, 1923, in Lewistown, a son of the late Charles Elmer and Carrie E. Hackenberry.
Dec. 21, 1949, he married Joyce Vivian Klinger, who preceded him in death Jan. 26, 1998.
Rev. Hackenberry attended the Western Pennsylvania Conference of United Methodist Churches and served for 60 years in ministry, serving 33 churches in eight charges. After his retirement, he served five other churches.
Donald Joseph DeSandro, 84, Sun City West, Ariz., passed away peacefully with his wife, Ann, and son Brad at his side May 4, 2011, at the Hospice of the Valley after an extended and valiant battle with COPD.
He was born May 29, 1926, the eldest of four children born to Elmer and Dora (Test) DeSandro.
Upon graduating from Punxsutawney Area High School, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy. Upon his discharge from the Navy, he enrolled in Penn State University and graduated in 1950 with an industrial engineering degree. He then served as an officer in the Air Force Reserves.
Lisa (Noerr) Rivera, 33, Kearneysville, W.Va., formerly of Punxsutawney, died Sunday, May 15, 2011, at Winchester Medical Center in Winchester, Va.
She was born Aug. 10, 1977, a daughter of Harry E. and Carol (Stahlman) Noerr, who survive, of Punxsutawney.
May 5, 2006, she married Daniel R. Rivera, who survives.
She was an elementary school teacher at the Prince William County School District in Virginia.
Rose (Hetrick) Zimmerman, 88, formerly of Punxsutawney, died Wednesday, May 18, 2011, at the DuBois Nursing Home.
Arrangements are incomplete and under the direction of the Richard L. Fait Funeral Home, Punxsutawney.
He was born May 29, 1962, the eldest of four children born to Elmer and Dora (Test) DeSandro.
Norma Grace Altman, 83, Rochester Mills, died Sunday, May 15, 2011, at Allegheny General Hospital.
She was born Jan. 24, 1928, in Punxsutawney, the daughter of the late John and Iva Mae (Uber) Charlton.
June 1, 1946, she married Harold W. (Jock) Altman Jr., who preceded her in death May 19, 2001.
Mrs. Altman was a member of the Covode United Methodist Church and the Mahoning Hills Senior Center.

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Media Freezing
Hi Guys,
Recently i have encountered a problem while backing up of data.
The following error was observed in the detailed status of the job:
Error bptm (pid:3876) FREEZING media id <media id>, Externl event caused rewind during write, all data on the media is lost
Could someone pls explain me the reason for the below error, and will the previous data is all lost and if so how can i recover it.
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Externl event caused rewind during write?
Can you try to list all the server access the tape library?
If some server have zone to the tape library, but do not install backup software.Please remove the server from the zone.
This issue is (potentially) serious and requires immediate investigation, as data can be lost. NetBackup will display this error if the block position calculation check by NetBackup does not match the position reported by the drive. It will not be certain that a full rewind has occurred (impossible to tell from a simple blockcheck), but it will mean that the position check has failed, and most likely that the calculated position is less than the expected position.
detail info ,please reference http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH169477
This may be a SAN zoning issues. When zoning is performed in the SAN, the HBA should be zoned to each drive using a separate zone. Do not put the HBA and all the tape drives in the same zone.
If HBA and drives are all in one zone, SCSI bus reset, drive reset etc will propagate to all the other drives. If you deploy a one HBA to one drive zone strategy such errors will be contained in the zone.
I would shelf the media and wait for the data to expires, and then unfreeze the tape to put it back into rotation.
Assumption is the mother of all mess ups.
If this post answered your'e qustion - Please mark as a soloution.
sriharishkandula- please suggest
Whether this is NDMP backup or not?
NB version-
is this VTL?
This is serious problem...Many times it is caused due to H/w, firmware issue.
1. Need to ensure proper tape drive drivers are installed & are latest version.
2. If the tape drives are san connected then ensure the store ports drivers (HBA) are updated to latest.
External event caused rewind - worst case is the media was rewound mid backup and the
Header is overwritten which is data lost, this is caused by multiple issues
all outside nbu. Common causes are if the media server drives are shared
With ndmp filer and the SCSI reservation type is set differently on the filer than in netbackup
If no ndmp filer than other possible causes include hba fault or firmware issue
or a san issue.
Best case is not data loss and there has been no rewind, but there has
been a positioning error so the backup probably failed.
Ankit Maheshwari
If you look in the bptm log you swill see lines like this :
Hi Guys sorry for the late reply..
@Ankit: We are currently using 7.1.4 Netbackup version and a 2008 Server.
We dont have any VTL but we use Quantum i-scalar 600 library.
So Ankit you mean to say by installing the latest drive firmware and also HBA ports latest firmware the issue can be resolved right?
Also is there any way in which i can retrieve the lost data from thoses medias which have encountered this problem?
Please have another look at Martin's post (seems you totally ignored it??):
Your question:
... is there any way in which i can retrieve the lost data from thoses medias which have encountered this problem?
This is easy to check,
bpmedialist -m <media id> -mcontents
.... they were NDMP backups
2. If you have ndmp devices sharing the drives with media servers, if the scsi reservation type set in NBU is different to that set on the ndmp devices, this issue can occur.
Supporting Storage Foundation and VCS on Unix and Windows as well as NetBackup on Unix and Windows
Handy NBU Links
Sorry for the late reply guys..being busy with a few Audit check.
Thanks for your valuable support..the issue is now resolved.
The issue was mainly due to a couple of faulty tape drives which were replaced and even we had upgraded the library and drive firmware to the latest version.
Now everything is fine as of now..Hope the continues even in the future.


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Drought conditions are contributing to a continued drop in the level of Lake Michigan, and operators of harbors and docks in the northwestern Lower Peninsula say it's causing hazards and hassles for residents and boaters.
2012 is already unfolding as a year that many Michigan crop growers would like to forget. The state's warmest March ever led to the destruction of almost all of its apples and tart cherries--a combined loss in the hundreds of millions of dollars. As summer settles in, a prolonged dry spell has thousands of mid- and south-Michigan corn growers praying for rain.


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The Doe Run Company's Chief Information Officer Presents at Regional Leadership Forum
Sharon Gietl, vice president – information technology at The Doe Run Company (Doe Run), presented at the 2013 Society for Information Management (SIM) Regional Leadership Forum (RLF), held at Washington University.
ST. LOUIS (PRWEB) July 26, 2013
Sharon Gietl, vice president – information technology at The Doe Run Company (Doe Run), presented at the 2013 Society for Information Management (SIM) Regional Leadership Forum (RLF), held at Washington University. The Forum is a part of the Center for the Application of Information Technology (CAIT) and the SIM leadership course for rising information technology professionals.
Gietl shared ten key management lessons she has learned throughout her 35-year career to the class of 17 IT professionals currently enrolled in the leadership course. Participants include managers and C-level executives leading IT initiatives at a number of Missouri companies.
"Experience is a great teacher, and sometimes that experience can take years to develop," said Gietl. "This course provides students with an opportunity to learn from others' experiences in order to bring value to their organizations more immediately. I'm a strong supporter of this course and am pleased that one of our employees is enrolled in the program."
As an executive at Doe Run, a natural resources company based in St. Louis, Gietl oversees the company's IT department. "Continuous improvement is a part of our business approach and we value employee education and training for rising leaders," added Gietl. "As a mid-sized company – we often encounter large-scale information needs, but must be nimble enough to address them with appropriate resources. Professional development opportunities, such as those presented in this forum, help us retain a bright and innovative workforce that tackles solutions for these and other challenges head-on."
The RLF course is an interactive, engaging and motivating series of activities spread over a 10- month course. Participants gain tools, skills and contacts to help them develop their own leadership style and excel in the workplace.
About The Doe Run Company
Based in St. Louis, The Doe Run Company is a privately held natural resources company and the largest integrated lead producer in the Western Hemisphere. Dedicated to environmentally responsible mineral and metal production, Doe Run operates one of the world's largest, single-site lead recycling facilities located in Boss, Mo. The Doe Run Company and its subsidiaries deliver products and services necessary to provide power, protection and convenience. Doe Run has operations in Missouri, Washington and Arizona. For more information, visit http://www.doerun.com or sustainability.doerun.com.
About Society for Information Management (SIM)
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Gulf Air Launches Service to Three New Destinations for the Summer
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Salalah provides a welcome relief with its cool climate, monsoon rains, misty mountains, flowing wadis and verdant gardens while the popular Salalah Khareef Festival offers a wholesome family vacation.
Aleppo is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in history. The city offers plenty for those interested in culture, heritage or family vacation that includes the imposing Citadel and the labyrinthine, aromatic souk known for selling spices of every kind.
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2014 Moms' Picks: Best dad-friendly diaper bags
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Why moms love it
Clean lines and basically indestructible designs make Skip Hop a favorite with both moms and dads. The bag is very user-friendly: There's a plethora of compartments and pockets, and it clips onto a stroller handlebar in a snap so Dad won't fumble. Nor will he grumble about having to carry a girly bag: This one is positively gender-neutral, especially the options in black, navy, and gray family.
Cost: $58 and up
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"Best parts are the waterproof pockets and changing mat."
"We have used our Skip Hop bag for almost two years. My husband isn't embarrassed to use it because it looks masculine. It is compact but holds everything we need for daily outings."
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Stylish and simple, this bag took first place for looks and being just the right size. It's well designed, with durable material that's easy to clean, padded shoulder straps that won't dig into you, and a thermal bottle chamber to keep baby's milk just the right temp.
Cost: $50
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"Both my husband and I used the bag. I still use it to this day due to it not looking like a diaper bag. It is great for overnight stays with her grandparents."
"I like that it has an insulated side. The other side pocket has lots of sections to store small items."
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Eddie Bauer
Why moms love it
Moms rated this the easiest to use of the pack, thanks in part to the many pockets and included changing pad and wet clothes pouch. They also gave it high marks for being a good value and just the right size. With a style that's more briefcase than baby bag, it appeals to dads, too. And it'll grow with your family, thanks to the durable rip-stop nylon fabric.
Cost: $29 to $35
What moms say
"I liked that it was compact, the compartments are good."
"I just love the overall product. Lots of pockets, and it's unisex."
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Diaper Dude
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This ergonomic messenger bag nabbed first place for best quality, and second place for good looks. It comes in colors that skew either unisex or downright masculine – nothing about it gives away that it's a diaper bag. Moms also praise it for having plenty of space.
Cost: $60
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"My husband wanted it when we had our first. It was really nice to look at and he has actually used it as a laptop bag."
"Contemporary messenger-bag style. Wouldn't guess it was a diaper bag!"
"Love the big zippers and multiple pockets!"
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Fisher-Price Diaper Bag
Why moms love it
There's a place for everything in this nicely priced bag, which moms singled out for great value, handsome looks, a nd just-right dimensions. It's got a clean, unisex design and durable, easy-to-clean fabric. It couldn't be easier on the go: A special pocket doles out wipes at the push of a button, and there's a zippered, insulated bottle-storage area.
Cost: $40 and up
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"A great bag: I love the look and the space inside."
"I like the value of the product – a quality diaper bag for not a lot of money."
"I love this diaper bag, the wipes pocket especially. I get lots of compliments on it."
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ALFA Calls on TV Show to Fight Ageism
ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 5 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — A leading senior living organization is calling upon the producers of NBC's Saturday Night Live to use comedian Betty White's upcoming appearance to combat hurtful stereotypes about the elderly.
The Assisted Living Federation of America (www.alfa.org), the nation's leading association for assisted living providers, asked SNL producer Lorne Michaels to fight ageism and negative stereotypical portrayals of the very old in next Saturday's show which will be hosted by the popular and beloved 88-year-old comic actress.
Richard Grimes, the president and CEO of ALFA, asked Michaels to use the show's influence as an arbiter of popular culture to show that seniors are as bright, engaged and able as Betty White.
"The fastest growing demographic are those over 85 years old with most as vibrant and active as Betty White," wrote Grimes in a letter. "Yet, these seniors are often portrayed as useless and witless by the mainstream media thus serving to perpetuate ageism in America–an 'ism' that robs seniors of choice, dignity, independence and quality of life."
"Over the years, your cadre of brilliant comic writers have helped shape the popular culture and attitudes about other 'isms' in America. What a great opportunity for your current team to help re-shape attitudes towards elderly seniors–and in doing so–contribute to overcoming ageism in America," he wrote.
The assisted living industry is built upon a philosophy of care which believes that every senior citizen deserves the right to live with independence, dignity, privacy and choice regardless of frailty and impairment. Assisted living communities provide assistance in the activities of daily life which allow seniors to retain control over their lives and age in place. ALFA advocates for informed choice, quality care and accessibility for all Americans needing long term care and fights restrictive policies which take away choice from seniors and their families.
For the full letter and more information on assisted living go to www.alfa.org.
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How should the next president refine American Grand Strategy? That is the subject of a report released today by the Center for New American Security (CNAS). CNAS herded a bunch of us cats (including yours truly) in the hopes of starting a cat fight. You can judge for yourself, or come see the fur fly in person at the CNAS Annual Conference on June 13.
As I read the report, there is greater overlap among the competing perspectives than one might expect (perhaps even more than the CNAS cat-herders expected). Dick Betts calls for the greatest amount of change from the status quo grand strategy, but I wonder if that isn't because he pegs the status quo to somewhere around January 2003, at the high-water mark of what he would consider to be wrong-headed American military interventionist impulses. I call for the least amount of change to the status quo strategy, but that is because I consider the second-term Bush grand strategy, which Obama has largely tried to implement (whilst rhetorically repudiating), to be a reasonable exemplar of a post-Cold War approach that has been more successful than not. Bob Art has his own take, which I consider to be fairly compatible with what I call the "legacy grand strategy." And Anne-Marie Slaughter emphasizes the prevalence of networks, which, she argues, requires a fundamental rethink of grand strategy. I think she is right about the importance of networks, and I am all for a rethink of grand strategy. After doing that rethink, I end up more comfortable with the strategy that has hitherto guided us than she is, but I think the differences are a matter of nuance.
I am willing to bet that my FP colleagues who also blog on grand strategy from time to time will agree with me on this narrow point — that the CNAS group has a lot more in common than in dispute — even if they disagree profoundly with my own preferred strategy. Since the CNAS group does not include a true-believer in "off-shore balancing," or other such more-radical alternative retreats from American global leadership, it will be interesting to read a substantive critique-and-proposal along those lines.
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Florida Panthers: Veteran defenseman Lyle Odelein landed with his seventh NHL team Tuesday when he signed a one-year contract with the Panthers.
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Odelein, 35, split last season between Chicago and Dallas and had seven goals and four assists in 68 games.
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Plattsburgh New York State Assemblymember Janet Duprey met recently with cancer survivors, a representative from the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS), and care givers from the Fitzpatrick Cancer Center to discuss upcoming legislation.
The issue before the group is a bill, currently stuck in committee in the state legislature, which would regulate insurance companies in their use of "step therapy" and "first fail" requirements. With both step therapy and first fail, insurance companies are able to overrule a doctor's prescription, and mandate that a patient try and fail on a less expensive medication before they will cover a more expensive medication.
One leukemia survivor, who volunteers for the LLS contacting newly diagnosed leukemia patients, recounted a story of a patient who died within three weeks as a result of being put on a less effective medication because of the cost.
"There's a huge burden with all these medications," said Stacey LaFave, a social worker with the Fitzpatrick Cancer Center. "This is just one more burden."
Duprey agreed to co-sponsor the bill, S.2711/A.5214, and to help to get it out of committee and onto the floor for a vote. Duprey commented that the bill has been in committee for two years already.
"I'm hoping we can get some momentum to get this through," Duprey said.
The LLS operates 61 chapters nationwide. The Upstate New York/Vermont chapter covers the New York counties of Albany, Clinton, Columbia, Delaware, Dutchess, Essex, Franklin, Fulton, Greene, Hamilton, Montgomery, Otsego, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Schenectady, Schoharie, Sullivan, Ulster, Warren, Washington, plus the entire state of Vermont. They operate patient/caregiver support groups and patient/professional education seminars throughout the chapter, including at Plattsburgh's Fitzpatrick Cancer Center.
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[Editors' Note: Below is a personal reflection by an undocumented student living in the United States.]
My grandfather taught me that "There is magic and meaning in every moment." These words were passed down to him from his grandfather, and from his grandfather's grandfather, and I witness the truth of those words with my eyes every day. I have come to realize that as Shakespeare wrote [9], they are "upon me proved." As an undocumented immigrant [10], I do not need to be accepted into your terrestrially timed nation-state to be the human I was created to be. My life trajectory has a destiny and fate that is not controlled by the powers of empire. As my grandfather taught me, I am sure that there is magic and meaning in my life. Love is what brought me into this world, and it is by compassion and grace that I was raised. I am done begging, sitting, waiting, and crying at your doorstep.
I am who I am because, as one of the most influential black-American authors and poets during the pre-civil rights era [11], Richard Wright [12], said, I was taught to "revere the fanciful and imaginative." I am who I am because as author and philosopher Thomas Carlyle said in his The French Revolution [13], "No lie can live forever." I am who I am because as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said [14], as he quoted an abolitionist, "The arc of the moral universe is long but it bends towards justice." All of these great visionaries would agree with me in saying that the decisions of an empire are not what give me my human dignity, and, therefore, an empire cannot take away my humanity. While there are days where I feel lost, there are others where I feel found because I know that I am loved and will continue to be loved, regardless of my undocumented status [15]. For this, we must all praise and pray, for we exist because of and within love's grasp and love's loving embrace, knowing that someday every tear will be wiped from our face (Revelation 21:4 [16]).
And, it is in knowing that our worth does not come from our acceptance within an empire, our acceptance within the United States [17], as legal citizens of this nation, but rather through the love, compassion, and grace we are able to give and receive that we reveal our true selves. Knowing this, we choose the life we want and need and have to live. Knowing this, we will walk in the light and love of truth. Inspired by the words of W.E.B. Du Bois [18] in On the Sorrow Songs [19], we are all travelers, "And the traveller[s] gird [them and their] selves, and set [their] face toward the Morning, and go [their] way." And, we will knowingly and lovingly walk with you.
[1] http://sojo.net/blogs/gods-politics
[2] http://sojo.net/biography/anonymous-guest-contributor
[3] http://sojo.net/blogs/2011/01/24/my-undocumented-life-full-magic-and-meaning#comment-covenant
[4] http://sojo.net/letter-to-web-editor?post=My%20Undocumented%20Life%3A%20Full%20of%20Magic%20and%20Meaning
[5] http://sojo.net/donate
[6] http://www.flickr.com/people/25053835@N03
[7] http://www.flickr.com/photos/25053835@N03/2941504268
[8] http://wylio.com
[9] http://books.google.com/books?id=Fq8T8V94biAC&pg=PA61&dq=upon+me+proved.%22&hl=en&ei=p1M3TbO7H8OBlAeM68WPAw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&ved=0CCwQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=upon%20me%20proved.%22&f=false
[10] http://blog.sojo.net/tag/undocumented-immigrant/
[11] http://blog.sojo.net/tag/civil-rights/
[12] http://books.google.com/books?id=WlQ0SS4XEYYC&pg=PA420&lpg=PA420&dq=%E2%80%9Crevere+the+fanciful+and+imaginative%E2%80%9D+%28Wright%29&source=bl&ots=IN_yH1C6fr&sig=xoBdOUUNWsRzgJCLVtenjtBAvNs&hl=en&ei=JhU3TduZNYnVgAfuufDMAw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&re
[13] http://books.google.com/books?id=FTFLAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA199&dq=Thomas+Carlyle+said,+%22No+lie+can+live+forever.%22&hl=en&ei=WFM3TfytE4aglAeP8YGKAw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&ved=0CCgQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q&f=false
[14] http://books.google.com/books?id=t8w5rxK51DwC&pg=PA17&dq=The+arc+of+the+moral+universe+is+long+but+it+bends+towards+justice.%22&hl=en&ei=0FM3TfOzBIH7lwe5reWVAw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&ved=0CCgQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=The%20arc%20of%20the%20moral%
[15] http://www.sojo.net/index.cfm?action=magazine.article&issue=soj1101&article=armed-with-burning-patience
[16] http://bible.oremus.org/?ql=162471424
[17] http://blog.sojo.net/tag/dreamers/
[18] http://www.sojo.net/index.cfm?action=magazine.article&issue=soj0806&article=0806216
[19] http://www.bartleby.com/114/14.html


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Walk the Line (Fox)
No matter what a junkie does with his spare time -- say, redefine country music, or forge one of history's most enduring personas -- movies about junkies are a drag to watch. So it's too bad this Johnny Cash biopic is a by-the-numbers fall-and-redemption tale. A terrific film could've been made simply about Cash's early tour with Elvis, or about the legendary Folsom Prison concert that's good for about three minutes here. Of course, with Cash's music, and with Reese Witherspoon as wife June (safe money for an Oscar, by the way), Walk the Line isn't bad. But it's not worth director James Mangold's self-impressed commentary, which opens with his dramatic reading of the screenplay. That's about all you get from the single-disc version; you'll have to pony up extra to get the documentaries. Bet Johnny would have thrown them in gratis. -- Jordan Harper
Pride & Prejudice (Focus Features)
This adaptation of the Jane Austen classic won heaps of praise, and it is fun -- to the point of silliness; the final 15 minutes are so falsely romantic, you're likely to laugh where you're supposed to cry. Still, most of the movie is a sprightly romp through gorgeous English countryside and teen-girl psychology, and the DVD improves upon it all. Most of the extras are intelligent mini-docs featuring the actors (including Oscar nominee Keira Knightley) speaking about their roles. Best of all is the commentary from director Joe Wright, in which he explains his choices about casting, camera angles, sets, lighting, etc. with admirable candor. Funny and humane, Wright is also attractively humble about his accomplishment. -- Melissa Levine
Lady and the Tramp: 50th Anniversary Edition (Disney)
Walt Disney was making DVD extras some five decades ago, using his TV show to demonstrate everything from storyboard sequences to songwriting sessions; hence, there's little mystery to the history of his movies, which arrive every so often as deluxe sets overflowing with special features. This one, though, is particularly special: Lady and the Tramp is often considered Disney's warmest and most human movie, not least of all because it's set in Walt's Missouri hometown. He also lived with this movie for years -- from the late 1930s till its 1955 release, at the height of the animation department's powers. And with its visual scrubbing and audio overhaul, Lady's never been more lovely to look at or listen to. -- Robert Wilonsky
Dog Day Afternoon (Warner Bros.)
A quintessential American New Wave masterpiece, this 1975 Sidney Lumet character-study-cum-tragicomedy may be the most convincing movie ever shot in New York. All of the era's long-lost qualities coalesce, from the gritty street realism, to the fearless focus on working-class losers, to the breathtaking acting. Indeed, there's a sense in many scenes that Lumet and star Al Pacino -- playing a neurotic Brooklyn bank robber whose holdup turns into an all-day media debacle -- are consciously trying to reinvent American movies, prioritizing sweat-soaked truthfulness and the character's naked emotionalism over drama, plot, or narrative. As a submersive actor, Pacino may have peaked in this absurd, based-on-a-true-story scenario. Included is an extensive making-of documentary and commentary by Lumet. -- Michael Atkinson
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Whether or not the Food and Drug Administration approves Abraxane has been the focal point of a
American Pharmaceuticals rose $2.01, or 6%, to $37.20 Tuesday; the stock is now up a whopping 76% since sinking to a 52-week low of $21.28 on Oct. 20. How much of this recent activity can be explained by short-covering is not known, but as of Nov. 30, 10.5 million American Pharmaceutical shares were sold short, or about 50% of the company's freely traded shares, according to Nasdaq.
Recall, American Pharmaceuticals describes Abraxane as an improved version of Bristol Myers Squibb's (BMY - Get Report) cancer drug Taxol (also sold generically as paclitaxel); the company claims Abraxane can be administered faster, at higher doses and with less toxicity than Taxol.There hasn't been any public word from American Pharmaceuticals about Abraxane that could account for the recent rally. But Monday afternoon, Merrill Lynch analyst Gregg Gilbert held a conference call for institutional investor clients to discuss the drug. The featured guest on the call was Dr. Steven Carter, an oncologist and former executive with Bristol Myers, and a Taxol expert. His comments offered a little something for both bulls and bears. (Gilbert has a neutral rating on American Pharmaceuticals and his firm has no banking relationship with the company.) As I


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Planning for Disabled Beneficiaries: The Henson Trust
Background: In drafting his Last Will and Testament, Leonard Henson established an absolute discretionary trust to allow his disabled daughter to benefit from his estate while still preserving her entitlement to government assistance. The Will transferred his estate to three trustees and gave them the absolute discretion to withhold or to spend the income and capital of the trust in whatever way would serve his daughter's best interests. Upon his death, the Ministry of Community and Social Services stopped paying benefits to his disabled daughter. The Social Assistance Review Board, the Ontario Divisional Court and the Court of Appeal all overturned the Ministry's decision and held that the definition of "assets" did not include a person's beneficial interest in a trust in which the trustees have an absolute and unfettered discretion, and in which the person had no right to demand payment of the income or capital of the trust.
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Labour Relations in the Global Fast-Food Industry
The fast-food industry is one of the few industries that can be described as truly global, not least in terms of employment, which is estimated at around ten million people worldwide. This edited volume is the first of its kind, providing an analysis of labour relations in this significant industry...
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Working for McDonald's in Europe
The Unequal Struggle
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The McDonald's Corporation is not only the largest system-wide sales service in the world, it is a phenomenon in its own right, and is now recognized as the most famous brand in the world. By providing a detailed analysis of the extent to which the McDonald's Corporation adapts or imposes its...
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Best performances from the world of preps for week of Sept. 3-8
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Glacier Peak runner Amy-Eloise Neale finished first and set a course record at the Sehome Invitational on Saturday.
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Lake Stevens wide receiver Conner Coleman tries to break away from a Marysville Pilchuck defender during Friday night's game.
Lake Stevens | Football
The Vikings wide receiver made many Lake Stevens fans forget about Christian Gasca with a stellar performance Friday night. Coleman had 171 yards receiving, including touchdown catches of 45 and 41 yards, as Lake Stevens beat Marysville Pilchuck 45-21.
Amy Massingale
Marysville Pilchuck | Volleyball
The Tomahawks senior outside hitter had 15 and 16 kills in wins over Arlington and Garfield, respectively, to help MP start the season 2-0.
Marisa Rathert
Arlington | Girls soccer
The junior midfielder scored the team's only goals in a 1-0 upset of Snohomish, a perennial Wesco North favorite, and a 1-1 tie of another Wesco North power Lake Stevens.
Jonathan Wolf
Stanwood | Boys tennis
The Spartans No. 1 singles player didn't drop a set in going 3-0 last week, including a hard-fought 6-4, 6-2 victory over Meadowdale's Nick Ekern.
Amy-Eloise Neale
Glacier Peak | Cross country
The Grizzlies runner will likely win this award a couple more times this year but she got off to a great start on Saturday, winning the Sehome Invitational in a meet-record time of 10:54.93.
Terry Eun
Cedar Park Christian (MLT) | Boys soccer
The Lions forward Eun scored seven goals in a 9-3 win over Lopez Island on Friday night.
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Your description sure sounds like the kind of mangling in the reel that happens as DWThomas says when you don't align it at the start.
I occasionally get a few mangled sprockets from camera. These can contribute to jumping a rail on the reel - which can lead to mangling.
Happens with and without experience. Most of the time it works for me. But as you know, it's fairly easy to "tell" that it happened. Sometimes it will take me several attempts to get it right once I have gone astray. I will unreel and re-start and proceed carefully until it feels right.
And sometimes the first "bad" winding will crimp the film making it more likely, exacerbating the problem.


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The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) today reported that the total volume of mortgage refinances increased slightly in June as mortgage rates decreased from May, according to FHFA's Second Quarter 2014 Refinance Report.
Total refinance volume for the second quarter topped 344,000, while refinances through the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP) exceeded 54,000.
Since 2009, more than 19.5 million mortgage refinances have been completed through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, including more than 3.1 million through HARP.
FHFA estimates that as of first quarter 2014, there are roughly 810,069 borrowers who are still eligible and have a financial incentive to refinance their homes through HARP. Nationwide, these borrowers could save an average of almost $2,300 per year on their mortgage. In an effort to reach these borrowers, FHFA recently held town-hall style events in Chicago and Atlanta with local community and civic leaders, who are sharing information about HARP with homeowners.
FHFA is planning future HARP outreach events for Detroit and Miami.
Also in the second quarter 2014 report:
HARP volume represented 16 percent of total refinance volume in the second quarter of 2014.
More than 25 percent of all HARP refinances for underwater borrowers (those with a loan-to-value ratio greater than 105 percent) were for 15- and 20-year mortgages through the second quarter.
The nationwide average for a 30-year loan slipped to 4.12 percent from 4.14 percent last week. The average for a 15-year mortgage fell to 3.24 percent from 3.27 percent last week.
Year-to-date through June 2014, HARP continued to account for a substantial portion of refinance volume in certain states.
HARP refinances represented 37 percent of total refinances in Georgia and 35 percent of total refinances in Florida, nearly double the 18 percent of total refinances nationwide over the same period.


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Deep Sea Supply : Deep Sea Supply : Increased revenues and establishing Joint Venture in Brazil Deep Sea Supply ("DESS" or "Company") reports consolidated revenues of MUSD 38.9 in 4Q 2012 compared to MUSD 32.1 in 4Q 2011. Total operating expenses in 4Q 2012 were MUSD 23.6 compared to MUSD 19.4 in 4Q 2011. This resulted in EBITDA of MUSD 16.6 in 4Q 2012, compared to MUSD 14.0 in 4Q 2011. Following financial expenses of MUSD 6.9, the pre-tax result was a profit of MUSD 1.1 in 4Q 2012, compared to a negative MUSD 1.3 in 4Q 2011. For the twelve months period ended 31 December 2012, the Company reports consolidated revenues of MUSD 124.1, EBITDA of MUSD 50.5 and pre-tax result of a negative MUSD 3.6, compared to revenues of MUSD 115.9, EBITDA of MUSD 60.7 (positively influenced by a gain on sale of MUSD 24.1 in 2Q 2011) and pre-tax result of MUSD 0.8 for the same period in 2011. During 2012 and the first two months of 2013, DESS has been awarded in total 11 long term charter contracts at attractive levels. The high contract coverage and firm contract backlog of MUSD 327 as of 1 February 2013 provides good earnings visibility during 2013 and 2014. The Company has removed 2 vessels from the North Sea spot market to commence term charter contracts in Brazil, and therefore currently only has 1 vessel operating in the North Sea spot market. DESS is encouraged by the good progress of the joint venture transaction with BTG Pactual in Brazil. Necessary third party approvals are well in progress, and the Company expects to close the transaction end of March. By establishing the joint venture and buying six newbuilding PSVs together with BTG, the Joint Venture will own a fleet of 21 vessels and be the third largest OSV owner in Brazil, one of the world's largest markets for OSVs. The Company also sees attractive opportunities in areas like West Africa, and will actively seek to increase its fleet and further strengthen its position by focusing more on such areas. DESS remains cautiously optimistic for the OSV market in 2013. Many new rigs will be delivered this year, which is positive and moving the supply/demand balance in favor of OSV owners. A number of OSVs (especially PSVs) have been ordered in 2012, but the Company also experiences a continued increased demand for large and modern PSVs. Tendering activity is high internationally. Increased activity, both in established and new markets, continue to drive demand for large and modern OSVs, and Deep Sea Supply's fleet of cost efficient vessels is well positioned to take part of this development. Limassol, 27 February 2013 Deep Sea Supply Plc This information is subject of the disclosure requirements pursuant to section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act. 4th Quarter 2012 Financial Report 4th Quarter 2012 Presentation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This announcement is distributed by Thomson Reuters on behalf of Thomson Reuters clients. The owner of this announcement warrants that: (i) the releases contained herein are protected by copyright and other applicable laws; and (ii) they are solely responsible for the content, accuracy and originality of the information contained therein. Source: Deep Sea Supply via Thomson Reuters ONE HUG#1681363
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Publisher, photographer probed over Kate Middleton photos
More News from Associated Press
PARIS — A prosecutor's office says a French judge has placed under investigation the photographer and publishing company behind unauthorized topless photos of Prince William's wife, Kate, that appeared in "Closer" magazine in France last September.
Caroline Chassain, spokeswoman for the Nanterre prosecutor, said Thursday that a photographer, the newspaper La Provence — the photographer's employer — and Mondadori Magazines France were placed under investigation this month over possible criminal exploitation of images.
It could still take months before a decision is made whether to charge them as part of the criminal investigation into the case involving the British royals.
The blurry photos of the Duchess of Cambridge have been called a grotesque abuse of privacy by British royal officials.
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The Guardian Legend
Effect Code Access Sound Test Hold down A + B then hit the ''RESET'' button on your NES. View Storyline Right when you finish the first flying level (when you enter the 1st room of the labyrinth) hold Select and press B repeatedly.
Contributed By: Dallas.
Arcade Mode
All you have to do is enter the password TGL and then press END and you can play through the entire game skipping the walking portions. At the and of the round you are awarded power-ups to automatically advance to the next stage!
Effect Password Arcade Mode TGL
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Get to point (25,0)
Use this code to get to point (25,0) on the map.
jGn9 dqK7 ?Wm5 xO64
c5xg aRam QlJg Kmbg
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Level Passwords
Effect Password Area 1 BcvH a8EH 7QRE Z2RF ARwF SARS bIEA AiMB Area 3 flLQ AVgP 3J6N 5UvO pNGL wADU xtEN 2hjJ Area 6 AyxW eeh? ANG8 eCGi xMf? CgYA G4R! jm2e Area 8 AE8s gBot 1f8R Kd2I Nm9T 8ETe aR4! KoZI Area 9 073z !lN4 dLaZ g1qK jfb0 Xpur Y5e7 bD?B Second Quest T G L
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Minus World
Enter all capital ''J''s for your password. You will end up in one of the red areas of the game without the proper keys to leave. You have a very small life bar, but many of your weapons are highly upgraded.
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Start Game at Final Area w/Max. Abilities
Enter the following at the password screen. (NOTE-8th character is an upper case "I")
Effect Password Start game at final area w/Max.SC/CHIP/ATTACK/SHIELD & all Weapons & Keys. jYSJ gMeI dACE dL!4 gXqZ jfiE vpH9 xDpC
Start New Game w/Max. Abilities
Enter the following at the password screen. (NOTE-21st character is a lower case ''L''.)
Effect Password Start new game w/Max.SC/CHIP/ATTACK/SHIELD & all Weapons & Keys. hRyY eFGY b5hU 2pVV iaKK lmCV xwfp zWES
Infinite Chip Glitch
When you encounter a chip that is stuck between two boxes at a 45 degree angle, try to get the chip by standing between the two boxes and forcing your way through. You'll get the chip, but your character won't be able to walk through the boxes and the chip won't disappear. You can get infinite chips this way, but you cannot go over your chip limit.
Mini Boss Glitch
While on the overworld, you'll know if you've entered a mini boss room when music starts to play as you enter. After a short time, pyramids will begin appearing to close you in while you fight the mini boss.
By standing at the very edge of the room, the pyramids will appear under your character. After the mini boss appears, you can skip the fight by simply walking off of the wall that was supposed to be keeping you locked inside, then proceed to simply leave the room.
Walking through walls
With almost all of the game's vertical walls (not the bordering walls at the edge of the screen, but actual barriers within the levels), there is a glitch that allows you to walk through them. To do this, face either Northeast or Northwest, then hug the wall while walking upwards. When your character stops, walk directly into the wall to go through it.
NOTE: Does not work with horizontal walls.
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Justin Florek assigned to Providence and recalled again
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The Bruins sent forward Justin Florek back to Providence Sunday, a day after he made his NHL debut in the team's win over the Jets. The team then recalled him Monday in order to bring him on their upcoming three-game road trip.
The 6-foot-4 winger performed well in his first NHL game, skating on the team's fourth line in place of Jordan Caron and providing a screen on a Torey Krug goal. Claude Julien had said after the game that the team might assign the player to Providence so he could play Sunday, though he did allow for the possibility that the team might call him back up before departing for this week's west coast road trip.
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Defense gets mixed reviews from Grove Bowl performance
All eyes were on Ole Miss' offense in this year's Grove Bowl, but that does not mean the defense did not have a watchful eye kept on it. The reviews were mixed from head coach Hugh Freeze and defensive coordinator Dave Wommack after the 17-7 win by the Blue team over the Red squad. (April 12, 2015, Page 1B, 3B)
New faces in new places headline start of Ole Miss' spring
It may not feel like it outside, but spring has arrived for the Ole Miss football team as the Rebels begin practice. There were a lot of questions heading into this year, and coach Hugh Freeze attempted to answer as many as he could during his annual spring press conference Tuesday. (March 4, 2015, Page 1B, 2B)
Ole Miss rallies to down No. 3 Alabama
College football's first four-team playoff is still three months away, but Ole Miss is officially in the conversation. The Rebels put themselves there by exorcising some demons. The 11th-ranked Rebels stayed patient against Alabama's always stout defense and broke through late, scoring three second-half touchdowns to erase a double-digit deficit and upset the third-ranked Crimson Tide with a 23-17 victory in front of a sellout crowd of 61,826 at Vaught Hemingway Stadium on Saturday. (October 5, 2014, Page 1B)
Talent, depth have Rebels eyeing improved pass rush
Ole Miss' pass rush didn't scare a whole lot of teams last year. It's been hard to tell during fall camp. (August 27, 2014, Page 6)
NOTEBOOK: Rebels' Liggins getting work exclusively as tight end
Any packages that had Jeremy Liggins operating as the quarterback have been scratched from Ole Miss' playbook. Liggins moved from quarterback to tight end at the start of fall camp, but the former Lafayette High standout was still moonlighting as a Wildcat quarterback at times. That's no longer the case as the 6-foot-3, 296-pound Liggins continues to learn the nuances of his new position. (August 25, 2014, Page 7)
VIDEO: Rebels' Freeze talks 2014 season
BLOG — The numbers are as good as they can be for Ole Miss' football team heading into the 2014 season. Coach Hugh Freeze needs them to stay that way. (more…) (August 1, 2014)
DE Johnson out for remainder of spring
Ole Miss junior defensive end C.J. Johnson will miss the remainder of spring practice after fracturing his fibula during Wednesday's practice at the Indoor Practice Facility.
Ole Miss head coach Hugh Freeze said he didn't see the injury happen but assumed someone rolled up on Johnson.
Spring has sprung: Gridiron Rebels begin practice
Had it been anyone else who was late to practice, he may have had to run laps or stadiums as punishment. Head coach Hugh Freeze, however, had a pretty good excuse for missing the majority of Ole Miss' first spring football practice Sunday as he was cheering on Andy Kennedy's squad in Nashville, Tenn. (March 18, 2013, Page 3B)
DE Thompson hungry for extra reps
Carlos Thompson has the green light to do what most middle-aged American men can only dream of: Eat whatever he wants without consequence.
This past season the former four-star defensive end from Hollandale-Simmons High redshirted in large part because he was deemed as completely underweight for his 6-foot-4 frame. (December 19, 2012, Page 8)
DE Ward makes first appearance at practice
Being the new guy is almost never easy, both in school and on the football field.
Recently cleared by the NCAA Clearinghouse, former Aberdeen standout and Under Armour All-American Channing Ward participated in his first Ole Miss practice Tuesday. (more…) (August 22, 2012, Page 6)


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Daybreak: Bibi's Coalition Jigsaw Falling Into Place?
Plus the Hagel "Friends of Hamas" rumor gets put to rest with gusto
• Following yesterday's announcement that Tzipi Livni's Hatnua would join Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition, it seems other parties may now be lining up. Rumored to be next: Shas and Kadima, which would leave Bibi 10 seats short of a majority. [Times of Israel]
• Writing in the Daily News, Dan Friedman suggests that he was (unintentionally) the source of a rumor that turned into a widely reported story about Defense Secretary nominee Chuck Hagel's supposed address to a nonexistent group called Friends of Hamas. [NYDN]
• In a new report, an American security expert suggests that Iran's successful completion of a nuclear weapon program would not set off a nuclear arms race in the Middle East. It was not written in Slate. [JPost]
• Failure to stop American sequester would have dire effects on U.S. aid to Israel, including military support and Iron Dome funding, says an Israeli business paper. [Globes]
• JTA takes a look at Max Aaron, a 20-year-old Jewish figureskater who's aiming for the gold medal in the 2014 Olympic Winter Games. [JTA]
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