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2002 results are better because of the 3 slams but had Serena ended 2012 with the YE #1 I would say 2012 is better because of the Gold Medal and Serena is 10 years older now.
I wonder if using the same ranking system used in 2002 what the 2012 year end rankings would be.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but with the bonus points for beating top ranked players used back then Serena likely could have managed a top ranking under that system.
Interesting question but I doubt it. Williams and Azarenka each won 18 matches against top 10 opposition this year so both would have stacked up a heap of quality points under the 2002 system. Also, in 2002 a player's best 17 results counted towards their ranking and there were no zero pointers. Azarenka would have therefore had points from another two tournaments on her ranking while Williams, who only played 15, would not.
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This article describes a hotfix package that contains the latest hotfixes for Microsoft Application Virtualization 5.0 (App-V 5.0) Service Pack 1 (SP1).
Issue 1: Automatic publishing refresh does not function correctlyWhen a user is added to a distribution group, the next automatic publishing refresh does not notice this new or changed distribution group until the user logs off and then logs on again. This problem occurs because App-V uses the membership information from the user's token to determine which packages are applicable. However, the user's token is not updated to include any memberships changes such as additions and removals until the next logoff and logon. Therefore, the user does not receive the packages as expected.
Issue 2: Windows 8.1 supportCurrently, the Application Virtualization server does not support package deployment to Windows 8.1 clients. This hotfix adds App-V 5.0 SP1 support for Windows 8.1 clients.
Issue 3: Management Console scrollingWhen you use the Application Virtualization management console, the scroll bar to enable and disable applications in a package remains at the top of the console. This prevents users from being able to select items at the bottom of the list.
To resolve these issues, apply this hotfix package on the server that is running App-V 5.0 SP1.
Resolution 1: Automatic publishing refresh does not function correctlyImportant Follow the steps in this section carefully. Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Before you modify it, back up the registry for restoration
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/ )in case problems occur.
To enable this hotfix, you must add the following registry value, and then restart the publishing service:
Registry subkey location:
DWORD Name: RefreshGroupsFromAD
DWORD Value: 1
Resolution 2: Windows 8.1 supportWindows 8.1 support is enabled after you apply this hotfix package on the server that is running App-V 5.0 SP1.
Resolution 3: Management Console scrollingThis issue is resolved after you do the following:
Hotfix informationA supported hotfix is available from Microsoft. However, this hotfix is intended to correct only the problem that is described in this article. Apply this hotfix only to systems that are experiencing the problem described in this article. This hotfix might receive additional testing. Therefore, if you are not severely affected by this problem, we recommend that you wait for the next software update that contains this hotfix.
If the hotfix is available for download, there is a "Hotfix download available" section at the top of this Knowledge Base article. If this section does not appear, contact Microsoft Customer Service and Support to obtain the hotfix.
Note If additional issues occur or if any troubleshooting is required, you might have to create a separate service request. The usual support costs will apply to additional support questions and issues that do not qualify for this specific hotfix. For a complete list of Microsoft Customer Service and Support telephone numbers or to create a separate service request, go to the following Microsoft website:
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PrerequisitesTo apply this hotfix, you must have Microsoft Application Virtualization 5.0 Service Pack 1
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Restart informationYou must restart the computer after you apply this hotfix.
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The English version of this hotfix has the file attributes (or later file attributes) that are listed in the following table. The dates and times for these files are listed in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). When you view the file information, it is converted to local time. To find the difference between UTC and local time, use the Time Zone tab in the Date and Time item in Control Panel.
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Workaround 1: Automatic publishing refresh does not function correctlyTo work around this problem if expected packages do not become available, the user must log off and then log on again.
Workaround 2: Windows 8.1 supportNo workaround is available for this issue.
Workaround 3: Management Console scrollingNo workaround is available for this issue.
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section.
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The NY Daily News had this little tidbit hidden away in an article yesterday: Josh Smith has told the Hawks that he isn't going to sign an extension during the season. He'd rather wait to become a free agent, when he can get a five-year deal. An extension would limit him to a three-year deal, according to the new CBA rules. New GM Danny Ferry has upwards of 10 players who could be free agents at season's end. I'm not expecting any of the hoopla that surrounded Carmelo Anthony and Dwight Howard as they approached free agency, but there will be some speculation and lots of rumors surrounding Josh Smith this season. If the Hawks don't feel they can re-sign him this summer, they are likely to shop him at the trade deadline. If Josh assures them he wants to stay in Atlanta, it could be a quiet year. There have been rumors over the past couple of years that Josh has said he'd like to join his buddy Rajon Rondo in Boston. He was with the Celtics out in LA and played flag football with them before training camp. He's been friends with Rondo since their high school days at Oak Hill Academy. Expect those rumors to intensify now that Smith has eschewed an extension with the Hawks. I predict that there will be Josh Smith trade proposal threads on every Celtics forum and lots of rumors before this is over. He's looking for a 5 year deal at more than likely the max. I'm not sure Danny is going to want to do that this summer. So I'm thinking he won't be a Celtic. But then again, who knows with Danny? [Discuss on CG Forums!]
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Erin Sharp arrived at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport a little less than two hours before her 9:40 a.m. flight to San Diego on Sunday, timed so that her 11-month-old son would zonk out on the plane and they would arrive home with the afternoon to spare.
Instead, Sharp wouldn't leave the Anne Arundel County airport for another nine hours, she said, after an enormous ticketing line for Southwest Airlines caused her and other passengers to miss their flights and the airline couldn't immediately get her onto another.
"Southwest has this reputation for being the best and the fastest and the quickest," said Sharp, 34, who had been visiting her parents in Woodstock. "Instead, it was like paralysis."
In recent weeks, the airline — the largest at Baltimore's "easy come, easy go"-branded airport — has run into major peak-hour problems, with summer vacationers tripping over business travelers in ticketing and security lines that at times have intermingled, creating confusion, airline and airport officials said. The congestion's been compounded by Transportation Security Administration staffing declines and a decision to close one of the airport's security checkpoints to minimize the mixing with long check-in lines.
"The issue is the volume of people that we're seeing," said Paul Wiedefeld, the airport's executive director. "It's a symptom of a very strong business, a very strong summer."
Thais Conway, a Southwest spokeswoman, said the airline is experiencing a "typical seasonal increase in traffic during the peak travel periods" but is working with the airport and the TSA to find solutions.
The TSA, meanwhile, is dealing with its own challenges, including budgetary restraints that have translated recently into a decline in the agency's national workforce, through attrition, of between 6 percent and 7 percent, said TSA spokeswoman Lisa Farbstein.
While BWI's TSA staff likely shrank similarly, Farbstein said that's not the reason for the airport's long summer lines. But the agency, she said, is working with Southwest and BWI to find a solution.
Recently, Southwest ticketing lines got so long they began encroaching on the nearby security checkpoint for Concourse B, raising security concerns from the TSA.
"People who thought they were getting in the line to go through the [security] checkpoint found they were in the line to go check in [with the airline], although they didn't need to because they already had their boarding pass," Farbstein said.
Officials responded by closing that checkpoint during morning rushes and moving the TSA agents assigned to it to the next checkpoint down, for Concourse C
The checkpoint for Concourse C is new and wide, with extra, unused lanes the agents could slide into. It is connected to Concourses A and B behind security, though airport officials said many fliers may not know that, in part because it is out of sight of the Southwest ticketing counters.
Both Concourse A and Concourse B are dedicated to Dallas-based Southwest, which along with subsidiary AirTran is responsible for more than 70 percent of traffic at BWI. Conway said the airline's integration of AirTran flights at BWI, including some to international destinations, has not contributed to the longer lines.
Both airport and airline officials said even with the Concourse B checkpoint closure, the number of security lanes has remained the same and average wait times have remained about 20 minutes. They said spreading Southwest crowds across more of the terminal has helped alleviate crowding.
But some passengers see the unannounced closure more as a driver of congestion than a solution to it.
"I plan on having all three checkpoints open. It helps disperse the load of travelers," said Zack Wolfe, 30, an insurance investor who lives in Owings Mills and flies to upstate New York for business every Monday morning. "You run such a fine line at the airport these days trying to make planes and get through security. … When you show up not knowing when one of [the] checkpoints is going to be closed, that makes a big difference."
Wolfe said more transparency on the part of the airport and Southwest would be appreciated, both about the morning checkpoint closures, which officials say are temporary, and about any permanent solutions being considered.
"It's not like I can take my business elsewhere," he said. "BWI is the airport in the area that makes the most sense."
Officials with BWI, Southwest and the TSA said they are working on it.
Wiedefeld and Conway said they are collaborating to direct more existing Southwest passengers to the Concourse C checkpoint, which Conway said will "help the flow of traffic" around Southwest's ticket counters and improve wait times.


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This wonderful, relatively new restaurant is situated a stone's throw from the beach in Strand and is the ideal hangout for long, lazy lunches and beautiful dinners. The menu is refreshing and creative with dishes like gourmet baguettes, original, gourmet pizzas and the favourite sharing food - sushi.
Try the bitterballen as a starter, five traditional round Dutch croquettes served with mustard, or a lovely picnic basket for two filled with a French baguette, garlic gamba's, Italian cold meat cuts, brie and gorgonzola, fig preserve, fruit, marinated olives, salad, Amsterdammertjes, sparkling wine or Ega Rooibos tea. This should be ordered two hours in advance.
The pizzas are truly unique and the breakfast pizza with free range eggs and bacon topped with Parmigiano Reggiano is a must-try.
A wide variety of coffees, teas, wines, dessert wines and sparkling wines are available.
As Carolina says: 'Buon appetito, Lekker eet, Enjoy, Bon appétit, Eet smakelijk, Selamat makan, Born up a tree!'
This unique seafood experience proffers a unique theater experience, enjoyed by families, romantics or festivities.
Die Melkbosskerm offers a true West Coast feast and hospitality, with mouth-watering delights such as mussels with sauce, smoked and grilled fish, Cape lobster, and many more succulent dishes.
Hearty appetites can indulge in potjies with mixed seafood and Waterblommetjie bredie when in season, dunked with fresh home made bread or jams.
Whether it's a romantic dinner for two, a family outing or a bunch of friends chilling, Melkbosskerm is an unforgettable dining experience.
Die Sitrus is a coffee shop, a deli and a grill all under the same roof. The coffee shop is open 7 days a week offering breakfast, lunch; take away meals, sandwiches, homemade cakes, tarts and a Sunday lunch roast. The deli is stocked with Cederberg products made in-house or by the community as well as other gourmet products.
Die Sitrus grill is open 5 nights a week for dinner. The beef is aged to perfection, trimmed to their specifications, and melt-in-the-mouth tender. Just when you think it can't get any better, the homemade dessert selection will leave you with a difficult decision!
Situated in the beautiful seaside village of Strandfontein on the West Coast of South Africa. The restaurant is ideally positioned to enjoy view of the beach and is the ideal spot to watch the sun set over the ocean. The restaurant has recently been renovated to blend in with its surroundings offering a truly unique seaside destination.
The menu focuses mainly on fish and seafood dishes prepared by the two chefs. The large dining room seats up to 50 people and has a wide selection of beverages. Guests can dine inside or outside on the deck facing the ocean. This is also a popular function venue.
Die Vishuis Restaurant is situated on the bank of the Berg River, in the West Coast town of Velddrif. This restaurant was once a real 'vishuis' where the fisherman used to salt the harders in big tanks. What remains of those days are the sea shells in the original sand walls, portions of which have been uncovered.
This quirky little national monument has been kept appealingly genuine, complete with open beams and a long stoep where you can eat seafood as well as other scrumptious dishes and enjoy the flamingos, pelicans and herons because this is a major wetland area.
A restaurant called Die Vishuis must of course have a scrumptious fish and seafood menu but this is not all that is served, Herman who has 31 years experience in the hospitality trade has put his wide experience to good use, creating seasonal and interesting West Coast dishes.
You will be made welcome as you arrive at the door. After being shown to your table your friendly waiter will help you select your meal from the menu and if needed will call Herman for any further assistance if required.
Being a small intimate restaurant we are able to create personal service for your enjoyment and relaxation throughout your meal. Guests are welcome to bring own Wine and Beer along - no corkage charged, as we are not licensed yet.
On the beachfront, Doodles is landmark in the Table View area. Open for nearly twenty years, it affords patrons some of the best views in Cape Town – Table Mountain, the city, the fabulous new FIFA 2010 world cup soccer stadium, Robben Island and the mighty Atlantic Ocean. Its relaxed, beach bar vibe and history make it a favourite for locals.
The outside deck is the perfect place to chill, whatever the weather. On those perfect balmy Cape Town days sit under the warm African sun and feast on seafood or a selection from the grill. Alternatively, on those blustery days, when the outside deck is protected by the awnings diners can watch the wild sea while feasting on a variety of the fabulous fare on offer.
With a varied menu, including breakfast, fresh seafood, gourmet grill items and pizzas, there is something for everyone at Doodles. There is live music on Tuesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, making Doodles a lively place to enjoy a fabulous meal, while taking in the wonders of Cape Town.
This original farm-to-table restaurant uses produce that is grown on the farm or that is sourced from nearby farmers. Natural, organic produce is used to conjure up healthy food that bursts with flavour.
The number 8 denotes an endless loop that begins and ends in the same place, and this harmonious interconnectedness of life is exactly what this restaurant celebrates. The menu is small and seasonal and the food on offer will be chosen to fully utilize the ingredients available.
Spier's award winning wines complement the food and the tranquil surroundings ensure a great experience. Eight to go next door sells picnic baskets with the same fresh produce to enjoy anywhere on the farm.
Fisherman's Cottage Restaurant in the holiday town of Hermanus is a quaint, rustic establishment that serves up a selection of seafood and other South African favourites in a charming setting.
Fisherman's Cottage is gains its character from its historic significance. The restaurant building is an original fisherman's cottage that dates back to the 1890 and forms part of the old harbour museum in the fisherman's village.
Today guests happily sit at its rustic bench tables be it indoors or at the covered patio and enjoy the prepared catch of the day. The extensive seafood menu delivers peri-peri Yellow Tail, Calamari, seafood curry or Mussel and Shrimp spring rolls. Other menu items include venison dishes such as Gemsbok Loin and Eland Steak. Be sure to check out the blackboard for the specials.
In winter the best seats are close to the log fire.
Guardian Peak is essentially a winery - with a restaurant. From entering the farm, following the road through the vineyards and finding the restaurant nestled against the breathtaking backdrop of the Helderberg Mountain, one will soon buy into the "living the lifestyle" concept that drives this establishment.
If it's modernity that one seeks, then Guardian Peak will certainly meet expectations. The open plan restaurant boasts a demonstration kitchen, allowing guests to experience the energy and synergy that takes place in a professional kitchen. The menu's contemporary interpretation of 'wine with food' pairing (and not the other way round) leaves no room for ignorant choices when it comes to marrying food with drink.
The menu, which is seasonal, is wickedly extravagant. Besides a fare of traditional venison and lamb, patrons will be hard pressed not to succumb to temptations of Courgette & Goats cheese soufflé, Roasted Apple and Raisin Pork Belly or Quail Breast stuffed with bacon and sage.
Soak up the South African sunshine on the terrace or feel right at home with the warmth of the fireplace in winter, either way Guardian Peak is a great lunch location.
La Playa is one of the more trendy eateries in Cape Town's V & A Watefront. This Greek owned cafe/restaurant offers diners the best in upbeat, vibrant cafe lifestyle, with spectacular views and delicious food.
La Playa offers diners a selection of Greek influenced dishes that include Rosemary infused lamb and Greek milk tart, as well as a wide selection of breakfast dishes. It the prime spot for those looking for somewhere to sit back, take in the atmosphere of the Waterfront and marvel at the fabulous views. Trendy and modern but relaxed, La Playa is reminiscent of European cafe style cuisine and ambience. Frequented by locals as well as visitors to the city, it gives a glimpse of typical Cape Town life.
This funky fun cafe is the place to see and be seen. With a lively atmosphere and great food La Playa is relaxed, trendy and offers patrons European style and service in a very Capetonian setting. With views out over the mighty Atlantic Ocean, there is no end of beauty to indulge in while sipping on a cool cocktail and nibbling on something sublime from the menu.
Lola's originally started as a strictly vegetarian restaurant, and although they are still offering an extensive vegetarian menu, they, luckily for us, now cater for the carnivores among us as well. A simple, elegant interior complements the cuisine and the restaurant serves as both a business meeting place and a romantic retreat. The menu offers something for everyone and includes a large breakfast selection. From oats to omelettes and French toasted croissants with a variety of fillings, it promises a great start to the day.
Easily accessible by any account, yet a drive out to Haskell Vineyards' Long Table Restaurant may feel slightly off the beaten track. In this case, though, it's more like following the red brick road to a secluded spot where subtle sophistication meets wine estate ambiance.
The shaded terrace is the perfect place to soak up the picturesque view of Stellenbosch on a summer's day, while the indoor fireplace and the Long Table (seats 12) will keep the party quite content in moodier weather.
The breakfast menu has an exciting individualist flare and caters for all preferences. Expect to be tantalized by offerings of Breakfast Trifle, Tunisian Adja and French Toast Pockets amongst the traditional.
The lunch menu is varied, complete with starters, light meals, mains and dessert. Choices range from simple to sophisticated with Duck and Quail for those who crave something a little different.
The wine list is a treat for wine lovers and comprises the farm's own Dombeya Wines and Haskell Vineyards offerings including the Samara (Double Gold Winner Michelangelo Awards 2008) and the Boulder Road Shiraz (Gold Medal Best in Class Winner - 2008 International Wine and Spirits Awards).
Meal portions are generous, offering good value for money.
A bonus for those who would like to make lunch more of an outing is the opportunity for wine tasting in the restaurant's foyer.
MANA restaurant forms part of MANA Guest Cottage Accommodation. The Establishment is ideally located on JC Le Roux, a working sparkling wine farm situated just on the outskirts of historic Stellenbosch.
Guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner with spectacular views of the farm's merlot, pinot noir and cabernet vineyards. The menu offers contemporary fusion cuisine.
The restaurant is open Monday - Saturday for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, and on Sundays for Lunch.
Be sure to book ahead for a unique sparkling wine tasting at the JC Le Roux cellar.
Situated in the vibrant township of Gugulethu, Mzoli's Place offers good food and a diverse array of local and international visitors.
The restaurant is most well-known for its delicious barbecued meat made with a secret mix of spices and sauces. The laid-back and relaxed atmosphere makes this the perfect place to be to end of your weekend.
Pielow's restaurant is a gem of fine dining located in the quaint town of Tulbagh. This intimate and elegant eatery promises guests fine food in a stunning setting.
The restaurant forms part of the Oude Herberg guest house. Its tiny dining room exudes ambience with its quiet sophistication. In the summer the courtyard offers the best seating for a late evening of food and drink with friends, or an afternoon bite while watching the town's rugby team in action.
The contemporary menu incorporates the best local produce that can be sourced. Popular dishes include the roast pork with caramelised apples and the rack of lamb with home-made mint sauce. The list is vast with a great selection of local wines.
Guests can also enjoy the fact that the restaurant has its very own patch of vineyard and bottles its own home groen shiraz and sauvignon blanc under the Pielow's label.
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By Jeffery ArmstrongMt. Zion Bulldogs senior running back Aubrey Dorsey set a new Clayton County high school rushing record Saturday night with 314 yards from scrimmage, leading the Bulldogs to a 25-21 win over the Stone Mountain Pirates in a Region 5-AAAA cross-over game at Tara Stadium. Forest Park's Brandon Walker held the previous county rushing record, which was 290 yards against the Griffin Bears in 1995. The Bulldogs (4-1) nearly blew a 25-point lead Saturday night, but Dorsey and his teammates stepped up in the final minutes to preserve the victory. Dorsey carried the ball 30 times against the Pirates (2-3) and 10 of those runs were for key first downs, especially in the second half. The senior's TD runs were from 8, 10 and 32 yards. "I came out ready to play and I wasn't tired at all," Dorsey said. "I can't take all the credit tonight. I wouldn't have gotten all those rushing yards if it wasn't for the offensive line. They held it down." The Bulldogs as a whole held it down in the first half against a Stone Mountain team that looked overmatched. The Mt. Zion defense stopped Stone Mountain on its first three plays, forcing the Pirates to punt. Mt. Zion's offense then easily drove 68 yards in five plays, ending with Dorsey's eight-yard TD run for the 7-0 lead. Dorsey rushed for 49 yards during that drive. Stone Mountain had trouble moving the ball against the aggressive Mt. Zion defense throughout the first half. After Pirates quarterback Carlton Fears ran 28 yards for a first-down play in the first quarter, they were held to negative yardage from then on. Mt. Zion's Derek Slaughter and Martin Ward combined for a sack and the onslaught began. The Bulldogs scored two second-quarter touchdowns, a 10-yard run by Dorsey and a three-yard scamper by quarterback Darryl Tolbert. Mt. Zion couldn't convert on an extra point and a two-point conversion, so the halftime score was 19-0 in favor of the Bulldogs. Mt. Zion held the ball for 17 of the 24 minutes in the first half and the Bulldog defense held the Pirates to only eight total yards n in the half. The second half didn't start well for Stone Mountain. Dorsey scored his final touchdown of the game on a 32-yard run with 7:35 left in the third quarter, which was highlighted by a beautiful stiff-arm of Pirates free safety Cord Parks. But Stone Mountain didn't quit. Fears engineered an eight-play, 80-yard drive and he threw a three-yard TD pass to wide receiver Ridge Corbin to cut the lead to 25-7 with 4:18 left in the third. Mt. Zion seemed to lose its focus on defense and the Pirates took advantage, raiding the scoreboard twice more in the fourth quarter. Parks scored from four-yards out at the 9:53 mark and Fears hit Corbin for the two-point conversion to cut the Mt. Zion lead to 25-15. After Mt. Zion committed two terrible penalties (they had nine penalties for 79 yards overall) and Stone Mountain stopped the Bulldogs on their next possession, Fears drove the Pirates downfield and hit Tedrick Colson for a 26-yard TD pass (on third-and-22). The two-point conversion failed and the score was 25-21 with 2:34 remaining in regulation. Stone Mountain tried an on-side kick, but Mt. Zion recovered. Jamaal Clark and Dorsey made three big runs to run out the clock and seal a game that was closer than it should've been. Mt. Zion plays its first Region 5-AAAA subregion game this Friday, traveling to Panthersville Stadium to face Columbia. The Eagles of Columbia lost to South Atlanta 26-17 last Saturday.
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Ten days before John Lennon was killed, photographer Allan Tannenbaum captured intimate portraits of the music legend and his wife, Yoko Ono. Reluctant to capitalize on what were certainly some of their final moments together, Tannenbaum refrained from publishing the photos until now, nearly 27 years later.
Thanks to my mother, a woman with discerning taste and a passion for NPR, I found the "Day to Day" report on Tannenbaum, the talented photographer who unwittingly memorialized John Lennon's final days.
The resulting photographs, recently released in his new book, Yoko and John: A New York Love Story portray the couple as they were: intense, joyful lovers.
With fleshy, nude bodies, they pose in various imitations of copulation, their facial expressions as honest as their nakedness. They vacillate between solemnity and rapture, dressed and undressed, as Tannenbaum's camera challenges the relationship between subject and spectator: clad in leather in Central Park, the glare of a searching couple pierces the lens - it's almost as if they are observing us.
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Ozzie era begins for Marlins
MIAMI Fresh off a divorce in Chicago, Ozzie Guillen has been reunited with the Florida Marlins and owner Jeffrey Loria.
Guillen tends to speak his mind, while Loria leads the league in managerial changes, but both dismissed predictions about a rocky relationship as way off base.
"When we used to go to the winter meetings together, people went, 'That's a crazy combo,'" Guillen said. "But we know each other."
So there's no reason to anticipate Guillen ruffling feathers?
"I couldn't care less about feathers," Loria said. "I don't have any feathers. And I don't care about him ruffling anybody. Ozzie has his opinions, and he's entitled to them. You know that going in. But Ozzie comes with a great pedigree."
And so the Ozzie era began in Miami. Hours before the Marlins' final game in the stadium they're leaving, they formally introduced Guillen as their manager Wednesday.
"It's a big, big step in my career, a new chapter," Guillen said. "Hopefully I can bring energy, flavor and enthusiasm, but the most important thing is a winning team."
The announcement carried little suspense. Shortly after Guillen resigned Monday as the manager of the White Sox, his website leaked the news that he had agreed to become the Marlins' manager. He agreed Tuesday night to a four-year contract and succeeds 80-year-old Jack McKeon, who is beginning his latest retirement.
The Marlins are staggering to a last-place finish in the NL East. With the team moving to a new ballpark and making a push for more fans and more wins, Loria wanted an experienced manager.
He turned to one of the game's most captivating but unpredictable personalities.
"I think we can turn it around next year," Loria said. "When you have a - for lack of a better word - category five manager, it's going to happen."
The two first met more than 20 years ago at a game in which Guillen played.
"I was sitting in the first row," Loria said, "and he came over to me and started talking, and talking, and talking. And the umpire had to come over and say to him, `Mr. Guillen, you're up.'"
After Guillen retired and returned home to Venezuela, Loria coaxed him back into baseball as a coach. Guillen was McKeon's third base coach with the Marlins' 2003 World Series championship team, then became the White Sox manager that November.
Guillen led the White Sox to the 2005 World Series title, but his eight-year tenure in Chicago was often stormy and his departure was messy.
Loria, meanwhile, has gone through a succession of managers trying in vain to return to the playoffs. Strong-willed Joe Girardi lasted only one season in 2006, clashed with Loria and others in the organization, and was fired shortly before being chosen NL Manager of the Year.
Guillen will be Loria's fourth skipper since early 2010. Guillen said he hates being second-guessed and knows how to discourage Loria from doing so, since the owner's box is next to the Marlins' dugout.


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Euro hits 11-year low against yen amid Spain debt woes
- 23 July 2012
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The euro has fallen to an 11-year low against the Japanese yen amid fears that debt problems in Spain are worsening.
The euro fell to 94.37 yen in Asian trade, its lowest level since November 2000.
On Friday, Spain's Valencia region requested the central government for financial help from a new rescue fund.
That resulted in Madrid's borrowing costs shooting up to levels regarded as unsustainable in the long run.
The yield on Spanish 10-year bonds shot up a quarter percentage point to 7.28% and Spain's Ibex stock index tumbled almost 6%, its worst fall in two years.
Analysts said the developments in Spain had raised fears that the eurozone debt crisis was worsening and spreading to the region's biggest economies.
"The fear now is that given its debt woes, Spain may eventually need a bailout from the International Monetary Fund or the eurozone's rescue fund," Justin Harper of IG Markets told the BBC.
"That is driving investors away from the euro to other relatively safer-haven assets."
The euro also fell against the US dollar, slipping to $1.2122. It also dropped against the Australian and New Zealand currencies in Asian trade.
Broader falls
Asian stock markets also fell on Monday amid fears that the ongoing debt problems in eurozone will hurt the region's growth.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index fell 1.9%, South Korea's Kospi dropped 1.8% and Australia's ASX 200 index shed 1.7%.
The eurozone is a key market for Asian exports and there are concerns that demand from the region may decline in the near term.
At the same time, a weaker euro has also added to the woes of Asian exporters, as it makes their goods more expensive for buyers from the region.
Analysts said that investors were concerned that the crisis may spread even more.
"Just as the eurozone's problems had appeared to calm down, uncertainty rears its head again," said Masayuki Otani, chief market analyst at Securities Japan.
"It's also not only in Spain where regional banks are in trouble, they're also weak in Italy and other countries."


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I am trying to use my Apple CinemaDisplay with my Alienware M17x-R4
I have Ubuntu installed and the card has an Nvidia 680M card. When I plug in the Cinema display, the Display properties shows a second monitor as "Apple 24" however when I move the toggle to "ON" nothing happens.
Further, if I leave that monitor plugged in, and "ON" the computer reboots in low graphics mode, 640x480 resolution and i have to reinstall ubuntu desktop to get back into normal mode (all on the alienware's screen)
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If you haven't seen this basically there is a possibility to bypass authentication of RDP and execute code on a pc. If you have anything that is internet accessible, make sure you push out your latest updates ASAP.
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drcharbonneau - 08 March 2013 10:51 AMThanx for the info.
I am on a PC. W7. 64bit. 2Ghz. 4MbRAM. 500Gb HD. Is that adequate for most work or are we into ROFL mode?
Thanx for the info.
I am on a PC. W7. 64bit. 2Ghz. 4MbRAM. 500Gb HD. Is that adequate for most work or are we into ROFL mode?
A faster newer computer will not fix the bugs in Hexagon 2.5 unfortunately.
And what kind of bugs might those be?
The Universe is a hairball. It was made by Fritz the Cat. Einstein claimed it was a plate of spaghetti, but you don't want to know what transpired between him and Elsa for him to arrive at such a eureka moment…
After doing a great deal of downloading of manuals and tutorial videos on both DAZ, Hex and Blender, I'm seriously wondering what is the advantage of Hex? I looked over the manual and found one thing that I really liked, which was it's ability to perform helices. That would be convenient, although I have more than one program, including my clone, that will do the job. It seems the greatest advantage is compatibility with DAZ and I mostly like the way DAZ handles figures. Blender looks as though it would do anything Hex can, except I have yet to see a way to do a good spring type helix. I messed with screw, but am not fully up to speed with it.
I suppose the question I have now is whether Hex is worth it? Not from the price perspective, but from the perspective of adding another learning curve onto the current ones. Of course I'd like to know more about this alleged bug…
My clone, unlike the software that inspired it, does not have a good list of file formats. The ProE formats are copyrighted, so I don't even use them as its file type, but there are a variety of code packages that include formats like .pov, .raw, .dxf, .3ds and, of course .obj and .igs. So I have other software that will read an iges or object from mine and convert it to .rae or .obj, where the .obj doesn't show up from my own code efforts (sigh).
In all that, what's better? Hex or Blender? I'm understanding how rigging works in both DAZ and Blender. Is Hex going to help me more than Blender?
Firstly it's too late in the morning for me to try and give chapter & verse. But a quick attempt, ~ Bugs ~ Unfortunately Daz introduced almost as many again bugs when they "improved" Hexagon in its last iteration. However, for most of them we the community have developed work rounds to overcome most of them.
Hex' v Blender very difficult to give a reasoned explanation in the time, but Hexagon is a standalone modeling program which is very intuitive even for the beginner and hides power under the bonnet, which we can access.
Blender is a modeling; UVing: rigging: animation: fluid particle and rendering program. Probably something else I've forgotten: I suppose it depends how quick you want to start modeling. With Hexagon you will quickly learn because of its UI. Blender will take considerable longer to get to grips with due to its UI although they have recently improved it.
So oft to bed I go.
Cheers, Fanners.
I'm in no voracious hurry at the moment, so I'll just wait to hear a bit about some of the workarounds and potential pitfalls. Right now my job one is to get through this winter that seems to not be wanting to end. Funny, I sided with the HINODE Japanese scientists who said the sun would enter a quadropole state last May and the surface would go through a cooling phase. Silly me for joining the right camp. Brrrrrrrr!
Are all of our posted work-arounds for Hexagon over the years still on this forum? Or were they all erased when DAZ3D switched to this new BBS software?
Hi Shawn, I'm pretty sure they destroyed them, prats. or if not, they must be lurking gathering dust on a server in a cupboard somewhere.
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or if not, they must be lurking gathering dust on a server in a cupboard somewhere.
Well thank you very much, that has partially restored my faith in human nature.


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It was a nice country hotel and restaurant and we stayed there once. But when we were last in Le Bouveret in Summer 2012 we found it boarded up and apparently slated for demolition and conversion into (according to a local pharmacist) a nursing home. I have clicked on various items only because Tripadviser software requires it. The hotel, when... More
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Rolled Brisket In Red Wine
|Center cut fresh beef brisket
|4 Pound, trimmed of fat (1 Piece)
|Freshly ground pepper
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|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Large, finely chopped
|1 Large, finely chopped
|1 Large, white and pale green parts only, thinly sliced
|Bay leaf
|Fresh thyme leaves/1 teaspoon dry thyme
|1 Tablespoon
|4 Clove (20 gm), minced / pressed
|Dry red wine/Beef broth
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|3 Tablespoon, blended with tablespoons cold water
Starting with a short side, roll up brisket compactly, jelly roll style; tie roll securely with string at 1 1/2-inch intervals.
Sprinkle all over with pepper.
Heat oil in a wide nonstick frying pan over medium-high heat; add brisket and brown well on all sides.
Meanwhile, in a 4-quart or larger electric slow cooker, combine carrot, onion, leek, and bay leaf; sprinkle with thyme leaves and garlic.
Place brisket on top of vegetables; pour in wine.
Cover and cook at low setting until brisket is very tender when pierced 9 1/2 to 10 hours).
Lift brisket to a warm platter and keep warm.
Skim and discard fat from cooking liquid, if necessary; then blend in cornstarch mixture.
Increase cooker heat setting to high; cover and cook, stirring 2 or 3 times, until sauce is thickened (about 15 more minutes).
To serve, remove and discard strings, then slice brisket across the grain.
Spoon some of the sauce over brisket; serve remaining sauce in a bowl or pitcher to add to taste.
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Sean Lennon brings his band The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger to Zanzabar for a truly amazing show last night.
Jeff the Brotherhood, one of indie-rock's most exhilerating bands is returning to Louisville tonight.
Andrew Fontenot of the indie band Mother Falcon talks about their upcoming show at Zanzabar on June 9 and how a band with 16+ members writes songs and tours.
Adams Schatz's Landlady comes to Louisville for a St. Patrick's Day rendevous.
St. Paul & the Broken Bones played to a sold-out crowd at Zanzabar Friday evening.
Catch two rising-star acts at Zanzabar next Friday, Feb. 28. Instrumental steel meets retro soul with Steelism opening for St. Paul & the Broken Bones.
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