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The publisher's 2011 Mortal Kombat reboot was originally banned by the Classification Board for "explicit" violence, blood spray, and limb dismemberment during fatalities, which made it unable to be accommodated within the maximum MA15+ guidelines in place at the time the game was submitted for classification.
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Its parent company VA Films (Video Associates) produced plays by local playwright Freddie Kissoon, Caribbean Cooking programs among other local programming. As part of its permanent schedule, there was always an Indian movie on a Thursday and Sunday and in addition to this the station provided Indian entertainment such as the Bollywood Fashion Awards from New York, the Bollywood Music & Movie Awards, Valentines and Mother's Day Concerts by Indar Kanhai, Radio 90.5 Annual Cookout and Easter Kite Flying Competition, Divali Mangalam and others.
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Mac Mail stopped receiving hotmail messages ... please help(!)
Hi All,
I am a man approaching desperation with Mac Mail; I have tried 2 forums (including Apples own Support site), with no results and my nearest Apple shop is hundreds of miles away!
I use Mail (v3.3) to access my Hotmail Plus account. Out of the blue the other day though, it stopped receiving emails (although I can still send them).
Connection Doctor tells me that I can connect to the internet but not my HTTPMail server. It is informing me to check my network connection and ensure all information is correct in Account Preferences .... but I have no idea what I'm looking for.
There are also warning signs next to the Inbox and Hotmail mailboxes/folders on the left hand side and when i click on them the Alert says "could not find host :(null)".
I have emailed Hotmail, who have told me that their knowledge with Mac Mail is limited but gave me the following info:
- POP3 Server: pop3.live.com (port 995)*
- SMTP Server: smtp.live.com (port 25)**
Note: Please make sure to check the box that indicates that your outgoing server requires authentication
- Username: your full e-mail address
- Password: your Windows Live ID password
But as my Account Type is HTTPMail, I think they have sent me the wrong server details (i.e. those of POP). They also recommended I reconfigure my account from scratch but I do not want to lose all my emails - its taken a lot of time to organise them.
My settings are:
OS X 10.5.3 using Mail 3.3 and Hotmail Plus
Incoming Mail Server: hotmail.com
Username: firstname.lastname@example.com
Password: myhotmailpassword
Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP): HTTPMail:firstname.lastname@example.com
Use Only This Server is checked
Using Daniels HTTPMail plugin vLeopard 1.51
I have looked elsewhere in the forum and this question seems to remain unanswered.
Many thanks for all your help
Is there any way you could help?
I don't use hotmail but I recall reading that by the end of June that the plugin would no longer work as Hotmail was making changes. The developer talks about the pending doom on his blog, http://blog.danielparnell.com/
I use Gmail which allows full POP and IMAP as well as web access.
Y-Guy you are the first person in weeks to shed even a glimmer of light on this issue ..... A massive thank you!
I've just been on to the Daniel Parnell website and there is a new version so I will install that (after i've figured out how!)
Also, I would happily switch to Gmail but i'm a little late - all the decent prefixes are long gone and nothing remains that remotely resembles my name!
Thanks once again
Glad to help out. I know what you mean about Gmail, I'd like to see them offer other addresses, Yahoo wised up and opened up two other domains. Be nice if they did the same thing. Gmail also needs to drop old names that get no use after a year or so and open them back up. Hope things work out for you!
I am having the same trouble with mail - I can send mail fine, but hotmail picks up nothing as incoming mail (whereas the same messages sent at the same time to my gmail account appeared as normal) and have been able to find nothing elsewhere on the problem (the reverse - being able to send but not receive seems more common).
I am using the latest version of httpmail (1.53) and a standard hotmail account that has been active for a good few years now.
Any ideas what I am doing wrong?
The same thing happened to me today. I assume the latest apple update is what broke httpmail. I updated my macbook, and can no longer receive httpmail. I did not update my macpro, and hotmail works fine. I tried using 'time machine' (for the first time) to restore from backup, but of course, it errors out. I'm dreading reinstalling from disk, only to find that OSX version 10.5.5 is probably no longer available. I suspect it was the 10.5.6 update that broke mail. :Grimmace:
Hang on... you're trying to use httpMail, but are paying for a Hotmail plus account?
Isn't the whole point of paying that you get POP access to your mail?
Why don't you try entering the server details exactly as they were given to you and see if they'll work without all the httpMail bits?
Oh and btw: If you're still using Hotmail, I'd encourage anyone that can to switch to a better email provider. Gmail for instance offers free POP and IMAP access and has no ads in your emails.
Had not used HTTPMail in a while since I got most everything except adverts switched to gmail.
Installed last night to check it out. Am able to send, but am not receiving either.
This with a free hotmail account that I've had for many years.
edit: Increased the socket timeout per Roger's recommendation above and is currently downloading my hotmail messages.
Taking awhile - lol - still have a few messages on there dating back to '03
time to finish cleaning that puppy out
I do have other accounts now such as gmail, just that I have a couple of older hotmail accounts that are still used with certain websites and as a known contact detail for various friends, so I would like to keep those going in the background at least...
Changing the timeout... how do I do this exactly? please do excuse my current lack of knowledge of both httpmail and mac's in general as I am new to both...
Open Mail Preferences
Then go to the HTTPMail tab, there's a slider at the bottom. Not sure how much it needs to be increased. Moved mine up to about 2/3, then shut down Mail and re-launched it.
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The end-2012 deadline for all standardised over-the-counter derivatives to clear through a central counterparty is fast approaching, but there is some doubt as to whether the deadlines will be met – not least because some of the regulations haven't been finalised. Nick Sawyer talked to four Isda board members in March about the implementation deadlines and the need for international consistency
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Moderator: Nick Sawyer Editor-in-chief, Risk
Stephen O'Connor Chairman of Isda and global head of OTC client clearing at Morgan Stanley
Michele Faissola Vice-chairman of Isda and global head of rates and commodities at Deutsche Bank
One clearing house per asset class is the most efficient and systemic risk-reducing model – that should be the aim
Eric Litvack Isda board member and chief operating officer of global equity flow at Société Générale and Investment Banking
Guillaume Amblard Isda board member and global head of fixed income trading at BNP Paribas
Risk: There is a lot for the International Swaps and Derivatives Association to think about over 2012 and beyond. Can you summarise some of the key priorities?
Stephen O'Connor: Isda's mission is to promote safe and efficient markets and, to that end, there is a continual focus on matters that will improve efficiency and liquidity. While we are always focused on those kinds of improvements, 2012 is particularly important with the Group of 20 (G-20) deadlines looming, so we are very focused on working towards that, with a specific focus on systemic risk reduction through clearing, and regulatory transparency through the data repositories.
Risk: Will the end-2012 G-20 deadline be met?
Michele Faissola: There are a lot of different issues that need to be dealt with, and the amount of work that banks and clients need to do across the industry is quite extraordinary and unprecedented. I think the deadlines are very ambitious – in some cases, there will be some postponement. There has already been a postponement in the application of some of the Dodd-Frank rules. If you look at Basel III, the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (Emir), the Dodd-Frank Act and the Volcker rule, there is a bottleneck developing. Our firms and our clients have limited resources that we can throw at this, so I suspect there will be some phasing – but that doesn't mean the industry isn't fully committed to achieving what the G-20 has stated in principle.
Eric Litvack: Clearly, not every aspect of the legislative framework will be in place by the end of the year – it is very ambitious and we have seen how various deadlines have slipped for the delivery of rule-makings. In Europe, negotiations between the Council of the European Union and the European Parliament on Emir have taken longer than anticipated, which is putting significant pressure on the European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma) to formulate the technical standards within the time frame it has. So, it is unlikely we will have everything in place by the end of 2012. That being said, we will have a very significant amount of clearing between dealer firms and the framework for reporting to regulators. So, regardless of whether the legislative framework is finished, the key planks of the G-20 deliverables will be in place by the end of the year.
Risk: The Dodd-Frank Act in the US was finalised in July 2010, but the final version of Emir was only agreed in February – and there are still a lot of technical guidelines that need to be drawn up by Esma. Will Europe end up implementing at a much later date than the US?
Guillaume Amblard: The US is a bit ahead of Europe in terms of the legal framework, but I would expect convergence between the US and Europe in terms of implementation, probably by the end of the second quarter of 2013, at least for the first category of counterparts – in other words, interbank counterparts.
Michele Faissola: The legal and legislative frameworks of Europe and the US are profoundly different. The legislation in the US tends to be principles-based, and the regulators have a significant amount of flexibility in how to implement it. In Europe, it is much more prescriptive, so the work done at the legislative level is much deeper and, to a certain extent, more technical. It is very important when you develop new legislation in Europe to get it right, because otherwise it will take three or four years to change if there are unintended consequences. In the US, the regulators have the ability to dynamically adjust the rules if something is incorrect or not anticipated.
Risk: Originally, Esma was charged with coming up with the technical standards at the end of June, but the deadline was delayed until September. What is a realistic time frame for implementation in Europe now?
Eric Litvack: The deadline for Esma has been pushed back to September – that is still pretty ambitious, because it needs to define how clearing houses will be authorised, the operational standards they will have, the process for making a given product obligatory to clear and how the corporate exemption will be defined. They are all technical issues that are rich with consequences. My sense is Esma will try to stick to the timetable, and it has been very aggressive about the timelines. In fact, it launched its first discussion paper before the actual Emir text was published, so it is really trying to move as quickly as possible in order to meet the deadlines. They are still ambitious, though, because a lot of the things that need to be put in place are completely new.
Stephen O'Connor: It is worth pointing out that the regulators have an enormous challenge. Esma is a new agency, and it has an overwhelming task because it has to staff-up at the same time as beginning to write rules. It is a similar situation with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission. They are not new agencies, but they are writing rules for products they haven't regulated before. There is an enormous body of work that needs to be done, and we have been working with them, but it is going to be a hard slog.
Risk: So are you advocating that regulators should ignore the deadlines if necessary to ensure the regulations are right?
Stephen O'Connor: Regulators should be given more time where appropriate, and Isda is on record saying exactly that.
Eric Litvack: You might say 'financial institutions would say that, wouldn't they?' But, at the end of the day, it is more important to get this right than to get it out on time, because there is nothing magical about December 31, 2012. This is going to shape the way the industry works for the foreseeable future – it is important we get this right.
Risk: Isn't that a difficult position to put to the public and regulators?
Michele Faissola: We need to work on education because many of these issues are extremely technical and complex. We don't fully understand the aggregate impact of all these initiatives – the impact to the real economy is unknown because these changes are unprecedented. We need to get this right, otherwise we are going to have a serious problem in an economic cycle that is already relatively weak. This is not just about the industry – this is about the entire credit intermediation process. This industry provides the majority of the credit to the real economy, and there will be a significant impact if we get it wrong. But it is very important to highlight that Isda and its members are absolutely committed to ensuring we have a more solid and transparent market. I believe the majority of these initiatives are in the right place. The challenge is getting the correct balance between having a safer environment and retaining the liquidity that is necessary for the market to work.
Topics: International Swaps and Derivatives Association (Isda), European Market Infrastructure Regulation (Emir), Dodd-Frank Act, Basel III, G-20, Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma), Central counterparty (CCP), Central clearing, Greece, Credit default swap (CDS), Video
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