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Coach Darren 'Boof' Lehmaan still gets emotional over late mentor 'Hooksey'
Australian cricket team coach Dareen Lehmaan has said the death of his mentor and former Australian cricketer David Hookes ten years ago after an altercation with a pub bouncer, changed his attitude and perspective on life.
Now, after winning the Ashes against England and going one-up in the one-day series, Lehmaan, in a free wheeling chat, recalls that Hookes' death made him realise that cricket is just a game, and that life was far more important.
He says that even now he finds it extremely difficult to forget that episode, and may never get over it. He admitted that he is emotional by nature, and can understand when players show it or cry.
Lehmaan also says that he has told the squad that the family comes first under all circumstances.
Lehmann recalls the last time he visited Hookes, who was on life support, in a Melbourne hospital, and found it very difficult to even say a word.
Hookes was on life support after an altercation with a bouncer on January, 18, 2004 outside the Beaconsfield Hotel in St Kilda, Melbourne.
Hookes, who had been drinking with Lehmann and several other players, crashed to the ground, struck his head and went into a cardiac arrest. He never regained consciousness.
Lehmann recalls speaking to an incapacitated Hookes for 20 minutes, telling him he loved him and how he would never forget what he had done for him.
He finally left the ward after kissing his old mate and whispering goodbye.
Hookes stayed so firmly in Lehmann's thoughts that months later he was batting in a Test and an image of Hookes flashed through his mind just as the bowler was about to deliver the ball.
A subtle message to move on came months after Hookes' death when Lehmann toured Sri Lanka, the only nation where Hookes made a Test century.
When Lehmann scored a Test century at Galle he shed tears and looked skywards.
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What's the key to good writing?
It turns out that it's also the key to giving great speeches.
And to making great pitches for new business.
And to impressing clients, and your boss, and anyone else who matters to you.
Now that I think about it, it's not a bad guide to planning your business development activities, ginning up theses for your articles, and plotting your blog posts. It would be a great way to design your firm's website, too.
Eureka! The key to all professional success on earth!
And, of course, it's just common sense . . . .
Do not think about what you want to say. Think about what the other guy needs to hear.
(I've actually mentioned this topic tangentially in at least two of my previous columns at Above the Law. But I'd never put it all together before. And 2011 was so long ago, anyway. And, in any event, the advice is so important that it's worth repeating.)
What do partners at law firms say when they're pitching business at beauty contests?
They say what matters to them: "We recently hired six laterals in California. We divide our firm into four practice areas: litigation, corporate, real estate, and tax. We went to extraordinarily fancy schools, and we did remarkably well there. Therefore, you should hire us!"
What does the potential client need to hear?
First: If you recently won a case (or closed a transaction) in the very area in which we're considering retaining you, and you came up with an idea that is not simply the usual pablum, then we're curious guys. Tell us about that. (I know, I know: It's much harder to generate novel ideas than it is to pontificate about where you went to school. I didn't say this was easy; I said only that it was the key to all professional success on earth.)
If you don't know before the beauty contest how you can contribute to the client's cause, then I have a second suggestion: Ask the client to describe the difficult aspects of its situation. After hearing the description, suggest a brilliant way of solving the problem. Presto! You're hired! (Again, I didn't say this was easy; brilliance is hard to come by. But you have no chance of impressing a potential client if you simply drone on about how your firm is organized, whereas you have a minuscule chance of impressing a potential client if you listen carefully to the client's problem and then pray for a thunderbolt. In this situation, minuscule is much better than zero; it's the numerator, not the denominator, that matters here.)
That's how you think about what the other guy needs to hear at beauty contests. But my advice isn't limited in scope; it's universal!
Think about drafting a memo to your CEO seeking authority to settle a lawsuit. What information should the settlement memo convey?
Perhaps you should inflict on the CEO what you want to say: "We recently handled an impossible case. Really impossible. I personally attended the mediation. I didn't let our outside counsel say a word. I was fierce. No fewer than three times during the course of the mediation, I shouted at opposing counsel: 'So's your mama!' No one could've gotten a better deal for us than I've negotiated! Please authorize $1 million in settlement authority for this case."
Or perhaps the CEO needs to read what the CEO needs to read: "We are seeking your approval of $1 million in settlement authority for the Iago case, pending in [specify state or country] and involving [specify business unit involved]. The case is currently reserved at $750,000, so your approval of this request will have a $250,000 financial effect this quarter. Finance is aware that we are making this request and has incorporated it into this quarter's projections. [Identify by names senior person in the business unit and perhaps finance, or whoever] support settling in this amount, and I recommend that you approve this request.
"In a nutshell: [You then get one or two short paragraphs to describe the case.]
"[Say something about how much you could reasonably expect to lose at trial. Say something about anticipated defense costs through trial. Then, stop.]"
Which memo does the CEO prefer to receive? Naturally, it's the one that ignores your inner six-year-old and instead tells the CEO what he needs to hear.
Is my advice truly universal? Of course it is.
How does the advice apply to ginning up theses for your speaking engagements?
Ask yourself this question: Why have you been invited to speak?
Option one: To demonstrate your brilliance, whether or not the audience understands a word of what you say.
Option two: The audience has a need to learn helpful information about a topic. If you provide that information, tucking in your brilliant insights in plain English along the way, you will have given the audience what it needs (and incidentally demonstrated your competence).
Articles? Same deal.
Materials for online publications? Same deal: What should today's blog post (or the new issue of the firm newsletter) say?
Option one (seemingly used by most lawyers): "Truk acident on I-95! Hire me!"
Option two (seemingly used by most lawyers at elite firms): "Last month, our state's Supreme Court handed down a new opinion. In this article, we describe the facts of the case in painful detail, regurgitate the court's reasoning, and conclude that the Supreme Court recently decided a case."
Option three: "Yesterday, our state's Supreme Court handed down an opinion that gives employers a new defense against wage-and-hour class actions. Employers should immediately take three steps to make maximum use of this new change in the law. . . . "
I understand: Options one and two are easy; option three is hard.
But I didn't promise ease here; I promised only professional success on earth.
And the key to that success is actually easy beyond belief: Don't think about what you want to say; think about what the other guy needs to hear.
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GP practices that are to pilot the NHS's controversial care.data programme are to send out letters to patients explaining that they have a right to 'opt-out'.
The pilots which are to begin this autumn will see up to 500 GP practices trialling the initiative ahead of a national rollout.
NHS England has drawn up a template letter for GPs to send to patients in order to "meet their obligations under the Data Protection Act", minutes of the scheme's programme board meeting, first seen by GP magazine Pulse have revealed.
The minutes state that the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) will have web pages that provide more detailed information on what data is collected, processed and released to "support fair processing as required by the Data Protection Act".
It also states that the HSCIC will not sell the linked data to any third party for a profit, but that it will charge a fee to cover its costs.
"The HSCIC does not make profits from providing data to other organisations, nor does it subsidise any applicants to receive it," the document reads.
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NHS England had also been criticised for trying to push the burden on GPs to inform patients about the scheme, and was instead forced to send leaflets to households explaining what the care.data programme was about.
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Corsair definitely seems to have a thing for power supplies. Last time we reported on its movements, the company had launched a new series of modular power supplies and now, yet another series of such power supplies has made its debut.
The new PSU line is called CX Series Modular. Not the most dramatic of names, but Corsair's business has been doing fine, which means that its dry naming scheme works just fine.
The CX Series Modular power supply collection is composed of four members, with outputs of 430 W, 500 W, 600 W and 750 W, respectively.
The wattage is actually the only difference between the newcomers, save for the labels on them, of course.
First off, their energy efficiency is of 85% at 50% typical usage loads. This has earned them 80 Plus Bronze certification, which is the lowest level (not counting the clean 80 Plus rating).
Then again, 85% is already a lot more than low-end and mid-range PSUs can provide.
The CX Series Modular also offer higher reliability, less noise and less heat than other power supplies.
As for the cabling system, it actually doesn't follow a pure modular scheme. Rather, it is a hybrid system with a non-detachable ATX cable.
The SATA, 4-pin MOLEX and PCI Express cables can definitely be taken down or added at a moment's notice.
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"We designed the new CX Series Modular in response to customer requests for a modular PSU at lower price points. They are built to the same high level of quality as our Corsair CX Series, with new configurable cables that simplify installation and help PCs stay cool and uncluttered."
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Their early life in Romania consisted of studying gymnastics and ballet where they toured with the Hungarian National Opera. Moving to the London, United Kingdom with their mother in 2002, the girls shot to fame as the Cheeky Girls after auditions on the British TV shows, Popstars: The Rivals and Channel Four's Model Behaviour. Although they failed to pass the auditions for either shows, they received enough publicity to launch pop careers, releasing four singles and a debut album in the UK, and also touring Europe and Asia.
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Video: Amelia Earhart recaps day 1 of her historical journey
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Day four: Austin to Miami
"First, have a definite, clear practical ideal; a goal, an objective. Second, have the necessary means to achieve your ends; wisdom, money, materials, and methods. Third, adjust all your means to that end."
- Aristotle
On Saturday morning, I am about to climb in an airplane and complete my goal: a transcontinental flight across the US in a single engine aircraft, following Amelia's 1937 route. Two months ago, this goal seemed impossible, more of a dream than a plan. Much has been realized about goal setting and accomplishment in this time, and while I by no means have things figured out, I certainly feel like I have discovered some universal tools to success.
Maybe I am right, maybe I am wrong. These things have worked for me and I have a huge smile on my face a majority of the time.
To read more about Amelia's flying adventure, visit www.flywithamelia.wordpress.com.
Day three: Burbank to Austin
"You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. You may have to work for it, however"
- Richard Bach
When we departed Burbank this morning at 6am, winds were calm and Los Angeles was just waking up. For once, that town felt calm. The calm within me came from the fact that I was literally holding the tools in my hand to rise above the city and head East. We had filed the night before, did a dark and cold pre flight on the plane, and jumped into the cold seats of the Cirrus. Two doors closed and all I had to do was fly the plane. We got our clearance, departed on runway 5, and flew over the San Fernando Valley.
As we continued to fly towards the high desert of Southern California, the sun rose over the mountains. From that first sliver of bright orange light came full sunlight, spreading over the silver wings, fuselage and tail. We were bathed in the pink, blue and golden colors of the sunrise and everything was calm, clean and fresh.
Right now, the autopilot is in command, John is to my right and we are cruising at 174 kts at 11,000 feet. I would say I feel lucky, but that would be a lie. I feel in control, smart and focused on completing this goal, enjoying each and every take-off, landing, heading change, and altimeter setting. The end of this trip will mean a new goal and all the difficulties that come along with the planning and the preparations. I feel like I have all the tools and the power to make any dream come true and I know that you do too.
It is going to take time and be hard, but the satisfaction that comes from whatever your version of flying is, will be worth all the hard work in the world. I promise.
To read more about Amelia's flying adventure, visit www.flywithamelia.wordpress.com.
SLIDESHOW: Amelia Earhart's journey - Day 2
Day two: Oakland to Burbank
Within all of us is a varying amount of space lint and star-dust - the residue from our creation. Most of us are too busy to notice it, and it is stronger in some than others. It is strongest in those of us who fly and is responsible for an unconscious, subtle desire to slip into some wings and try for the elusive boundaries of our origin."
- K O Eckland, 'Footprints On Clouds.'
We woke in Oakland, Calif. to a bank of fog that keep many a pilot on the ground. Rather than taking off at 6 a.m. and heading straight to Burbank, we waited until 9 a.m. to head to the airport when the fog cleared. We thanked the crew at Attitude Aviation for their hangar space and gracious hospitality.
With a Cliff Bar in hand, we climbed in the plane and started a cold engine.
We decided to fly VFR to Santa Barbara in order to turn on the exterior N Flight Cams on the plane so that we could fly low-level on the coastal route towards Burbank.
Haze, ocean waves and some good music flooded our surroundings as we crusied at 1,500 feet above the water.
When we arrived in busy Burbank, we dodged other small aircraft over the San Fernando Valley and parked at a small FBO on the west side of the runway. A quick lunch and a Facebook status update about a safe landing meant it was time to meet with Jessica Ambats of Plane & Pilot Magazine about an interview for the inspiration issue of the aviation mag.
We told flying stories, laughed about cockpit conversations and talked about what a thrill it is to take part in a real life adventure. Jessica arrived by plane from Santa Monica Airport, which added to the romance of this meet up.
Burbank is where Amelia did much of her flight training in the 1930s. There are photos, sculptures, street names and parks in her honor through Burbank and also North Hollywood. We checked out the bronze sculpture of her on Tujunga just off the 5 Freeway. Amelia stands tall, flight jacket and propeller always nearby.
The flight was amazing, the views spectacular, but the best part of the day was seeing my mom, who drove in from San Diego to cheer us on and have a relaxing dinner. As she crawled in the plane, she asked lots of safety-related Mom questions, but she also told me that she loves seeing me happy, adventurous and spending lots of time in the plane.
She beamed as we went over GPS buttons, auto-pilot settings, the PFD and the headsets. My mom gets what I mean when I tell her that this is what I must do. Thank you Mom, for instilling in me a desire to soar.
To read more about Amelia's flying adventure, visit www.flywithamelia.wordpress.com
Day one: Denver to Oakland
As we launched out of Centennial Airport at 7 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 26, a huge mountain-wave cloud sat over the foothills of Denver, waiting to rock our wings and remind us that flying is still a challenge and a feat that is not for the faint of heart. After a clearance for a Rocky 7 departure, Red Table transition, then direct to Oakland, we were told that we would climb to 16,000 feet in our single engine aircraft.
It was a tough climb. Airspeed wavered, our bodies bounced and we shot on Westerly course towards Golden. Once we made it through the light turbulence, we were on a smooth path over Colorado's fourteeners, snow covered ski areas and the most beautiful pinkish-orange-purple sunrise.
Winter Park, Aspen, Rifle, Eagle and the Utah state line passed below us as we cruised at true airspeed of around 190 kts. I stared out the window and watched as smooth and deeply snow-packed Colorado mountains transitioned to jagged mesas with only a dusting. The shadows were deep and the sun was low in the East. The colors were an intensified burnt orange hue, reminiscent of the Fall colors of an oak tree. Utah felt open and vast, speckled with neon blue lakes that still had patches of floating ice. I searched to find shapes in the formations on the water, much like I search for shapes in the clouds.
Because of our 45 to 50 knot headwinds, we had to stop for fuel in Nevada. We used our Garmin 1000 to locate a nearby airport with 100LL fuel, which is a bit of a task in this desolate area. We chose Tonopah, a small airport with a 7,000 foot runway. Save the crows flying above, we were the only ones around for miles.
We landed smoothly on runway 15 and taxied to a double-wide trailer with a fuel tank outside. Did this place even have running water? John and I nervously laughed as we made our way towards a man in coveralls and work boots. He greeted us with a smile and filled our tanks. Fuel is cheap in Tonopah, Nev.! We paid around $5.40 a gallon, which would take us to Livermore airport in California.
As we left this one-horse (and one-airplane, too) town and looked to the southeast, we saw what looked to be a storm in the distance. With squinted eyes, we saw what looked like the mature stage of a thunderstorm as the anvil of a cumulonimbus-cloud arcs to the side before rain pounds the ground below. How could this be? We had blue skies all around, as we lifted of into the air, we found that our eyes had deceived us. A desert mirage appeared as we climbed into the quiet and mysterious Nevada sky.
Our instrument approach into Livermore Airport took us over the Sierra Nevada's, frigid alpine lakes and windmill farms. The decent was smooth, our landing was on the centerline and our airplane was happy. What more could a pilot hope for? I felt an exciting buzz around the fact that we were here to kick off the start of an adventure.
We met with the crew from A Pilot's Story - a documentary about the passion of aviation. John's uncle and cousins were also waiting at Attitude aviation. We looked to familiar faces smiling and waving, as we taxied into the beautiful hangar filled with WWII aircraft and aerobatic planes. Meet and greet, lunch and a short rest and it was time to do the photo-recreation of Amelia's 1937 flight over Treasure Island and the Bay Bridge.
As we cruised over Treasure Island, interacting with the photo ship and cautiously making turns while hitting specific altitude marks and speeds, I couldn't help but get chills knowing that I was flying in the same spot that Amelia flew 74 years ago.
She surely admired the beauty of this coastal city, she probably watched the barges pass below her shining Lockheed Electra, she undoubtedly skillfully navigated her plane over this town which would eventually become her kick off point for her round the world flight.
To see the shot that we recreated, head to www.flywithamelia.wordpress.com.
Evoking memories of a legend, Amelia Earhart took to the skies over the United States, retracing the North American route of her namesake, distant relative and legendary aviatrix. Fueled by a love of adventure and passion for inspiring others to pursue their own dreams, this modern-day Amelia will fly a Cirrus SR22 from Oakland, California to Miami, Florida.
Amelia's thrilling quest to recreate Earhart's trans-continental flight soars on Dec. 26, 2011. Why Oakland? In the late spring of 1937, Earhart flew from Oakland to Miami where she announced her bold intention to circumnavigate the globe. After more than a month's worth of flight covering a staggering 22,000 miles, Earhart departed from Lae, New Guinea, for the final leg of the journey: 7,000 miles over the Pacific Ocean. Earhart's Lockheed Electra, along with co-pilot Fred Noonan, disappeared a short time later en route to Howland Island, never to be heard from again.
Independence Aviation instrument flight instructor John Post will serve as Amelia's co-pilot for this 2011 attempt. Earhart and Post will depart from Oakland making stops in Burbank, Calif.; Tucson, Az.; Austin, Texas and New Orleans, La., before finally landing in Miami. Along the way, Amelia will recreate the iconic photo of Earhart taken over Treasure Island in Oakland. Amelia will also visit the PIMA Air Museum to view an Electra similar to the legendary Model 10 version in which Earhart flew. On the final leg of her inspiring flight, Amelia will complete her first ocean crossing over the Gulf of Mexico between Louisiana and Florida.
This will be the first of many planned long-distance flights for Amelia, all in preparation for her own attempt to circumnavigate the globe in a single engine aircraft. In addition to studying for her instrument rating in the Cirrus SR22, Amelia is working toward a degree in broadcast meteorology through Mississippi State University.
For more information on Amelia's flight training and the planning that has gone into this trip, visit her flight training blog at www.flywithamelia.wordpress.com.
We will also be checking in daily with Amelia on 9NEWS and 9NEWS.com through live skype reports, photo slideshows, in flight video and Amelia's flight diary about the trip.
Also, join in the Facebook conversation about Amelia's journey here, https://www.facebook.com/ilike9news#!/ilike9news/posts/10150512519236077.
(KUSA-TV © 2011 Multimedia Holdings Corporation)


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Eddie D. Barnett, 55, of Willard died Sunday at Stein Hospice, Sandusky.
Survivors include his wife Carol (Fitch) Barnett, who he married in 1990 and son: Riley Barnett of Willard.
Funeral Services will be held at noon Wednesday at the Guinea Church of God on Ohio 61 and 103, Willard.
Friends may call 10 a.m. to noon Wednesday at the church.


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Kurogo User Conference.
2015 Kurogo User Conference is being hosted by the University of Notre Dame on their beautiful campus in South Bend, IN.
The Conference will start on Monday, April 27, 2015 and will end early afternoon on April 28th. There will be a welcome dinner and reception on Sunday, April 26th.
Event Details
Date: Monday, April 27 - Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Location: University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN
Agenda and Schedule: Final version is available here.
Over 40 universities are attending this year's conference to share their experiences in how mobile apps are transforming their university. The conference will feature presenters from the University of Notre Dame, Pasco Hernando State College, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Indiana State University, Del Mar College, University of Alberta, Tufts University, New York University, Georgetown University, University of Arizona, among others.
Registration is now closed.
To see the conference information from last year, please visit the 2014 Conference page.
For more information
To learn more about the conference, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Get connected!
To learn more about Kurogo, and to get more connected and invested in its community, please visit:
Kurogo Developers Group
groups.google.com/group/ kurogo-dev
Kurogo Higher-Ed Mailing List
Special Thanks To:
- The University of Notre Dame
- Matt Wilmore (The University of Notre Dame)
- Amy Williams (The University of Notre Dame)
- Yuki Nagatoshi (Modo Labs, Inc.)
- Beth Pfefferle (Modo Labs, Inc.)
- Andrew Yu (Modo Labs, Inc.)
Presenters and Panelists
- Ron Kraemer (The University of Notre Dame)
- Melissa Harts (Pasco-Hernando State College)
- August Alfonso (Del Mar College)
- Susan Kellogg (University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill)
- Santhana Naidu (Indiana State University)
- Ted Erickson (University of Alberta)
- Ann Malavet (New York University)
- Bill Sivret (Tufts University)
- Marty Johnson (Georgetown University)
- Brett Bendickson (University of Arizona)
- Pete Akins (Modo Labs)
- Wil Hall (Modo Labs)
- Matt Willmore (University of Notre Dame)
- Student Developers from University of Notre Dame and UNC-Chapel Hill
- Stewart Elliot
- Andrew Yu (Modo Labs, Inc.)
- Eric Kim (Modo Labs, Inc.)
- Marshall Vale (Modo Labs, Inc.)
- Beth Pfefferle


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GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) -- A Grand Rapids senior living community celebrated a special anniversary with a trip back to the mid-60's. Holland Home's Fulton Manor has been serving seniors at its East Fulton Street location for exactly 100 years.
Staff at the manor opened a time capsule which was first buried in the late 1800's. It was last opened and added to in 1966.
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Stephen Colbert Wants to Host a Republican Presidential Debate (VIDEO)
He said it would air on Animal Planet and be some time in January, which means he really hasn't put much forethought into it, much like his 'March to Keep Fear Alive.' In that case, he wound up tagging along on Jon Stewart's 'Rally to Restore Sanity,' and the double event was a huge success.
Lewis Black is back for another season of Root of All Evil
For those of you unfamiliar with Black's show, it features a rotating set of comedians at a round table discussion of various pop culture topics. The press release gives "Dick Cheney Vs. Paris Hilton" and "beer vs. weed" as examples of past topics. The comedians argue who or what is the most evil and Lewis Black gives the final verdict. He also opens each show with one of his fiery monologues. Lewis Black also talked to TV Squad after the first season began.
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Questions for CNN/YouTube debate due Sunday
Rosie is posting videos about leaving The View
Rosie and her producer speak in very general terms, but I interpreted their conversation as blaming the three hosts and the directors of The View for ganging up on Rosie. They talk about "smelling a rat on Monday" before the split-screen debate between Rosie and Elisabeth. It's the split-screen, by the way, that made Rosie quit early. She doesn't really explain why, but her producer compares it to Jerry Springer and I, personally, was reminded of all the chatter on the 24-hour news networks. I think she was tired of being a spectacle.
Fox News and the CBC Institute to co-sponsor debates
Despite the efforts of ColorOfChange.org and other black activists online, Fox News and the Congressional Black Caucus Political Education and Leadership Institute will be co-sponsoring primary debates this fall. The CBC Institute, which includes members of the Congressional Black Caucus, decided that the reach of Fox News was worth it, despite allegations of the channel's "marginalization" of blacks, allegations I don't fully comprehend. I'm not sure how Fox News would benefit from making a conscious decision to show black politicians and pundits in a negative light, unless one's perspective is based on the dubious theory that all black people are liberal.
I couldn't care less about whatever bias guides Fox News, or any other news outlet for that matter, but it seems that any political party would be remiss if it didn't take advantage of this kind of exposure.
Nick News looks at public discourse
The Emmy-award winning Nick News will take a look at the good and bad sides of public discourse with a special airing November 5 at 8:30 pm on Nickelodeon titled Nick News with Linda Ellerbee: Cheap Shots and Low Blows: How Debate Turns To Hate. The special, which will also feature Chris Matthews, Al Franken and Ann Coulter will include children from around the country talking about what they feel is appropriate in public debate and what isn't, what's fair game in political debates and what is nothing more than a personal attack. While grown ups can easily sift through a lot of the nonsense that makes up public debate, we tend to forget the effect it can have on children without some kind of frame of reference. Given the extremes of Franken and Coulter alone, this could be an interesting special.
In the past the kid-centric news program has covered issues such as intelligent design, Hurricane Katrina, and health issues.
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The Tonight Show: No fireworks between George Carlin and Ann Coulter
I haven't watched The Tonight Show in a while. I much prefer David Letterman to Jay Leno anyway, but I find it a greater struggle to stay up past 11:35 PM to watch late night television. However, I wanted to watch The Tonight Show last night because both George Carlin, one of my favorite comedians, and Ann Coulter, who has been gathering much attention lately for her caustic commentary on the 9/11 widows, were going to be on the show. I thought there would be some major fireworks between Carlin and Coulter and would make for terrific television. I thought wrong.
ABC news producer suspended for bashing President
The e-mail turned up two weeks ago on Matt Drudge's website. Green has since apologized. He's been the executive producer of GMA Weekend since it launched in 2004.
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I may have to make a rare change in my viewing habits and actually tune into the O'Reilly Factor this evening. Tonight marks the first segment of "Bloviate with Bill" a segment in which regular joes (or janes) come on the show to debate Bill on any topic. The segment will air this evening and tomorrow evening, and then again on the 14th and 15th, and then once again on the 21st and 22nd. Six people were chosen to appear before the abrasive newsman by sending in e-mails explaining why they could hold their own against Sir William O'Reilly, who I decided to knight just now for no reason. We'll see if Bill holds back any with these "special guests" or if he'll come out with guns blazing per usual.
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All sorts of things can go wrong in your data center. Ensuring that your Hadoop systems stay up through various types of threats—from node failures to site failures—is vital toward meeting SLAs and ensuring a high quality of experience for clients of your production-level distributed system. We will discuss the various threat models that need to be handled and the elements of how to build highly available architectures for key system services.
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System Center Service Manager includes two types of web parts as follows:
1. End user specific web parts. E.g. Web part for global announcements.
2. Analyst specific web parts. E.g. Web parts for manual and review activities.
One deployment option is to manually deploy the web parts to SharePoint – this can be cumbersome. This option involves copying all the web part assemblies, modifying the site's web.config file to register the web parts as safe controls, creating a custom security policy file or adding the assemblies to global assembly cache (GAC) and so on.
The other deployment option is to deploy the web parts using a solution package (WSP). A solution package is a cabinet file containing all the web part assemblies, solution, and feature manifests, required web part resources, etc.
Steps for deploying SM web parts solution to a SharePoint web application:
2. Add the solution package to the solution store. Go to the SharePoint central administration site->Operations->Solution Management. Since there is no way to do this from the UI you need to use the command-line stsadm tool. You can copy the WSP file to where stsadm is installed for convenience. stsadm ships with WSS 3.0 or Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007 and can be found at "%COMMONPROGRAMFILES%\Microsoft shared\web server extensions\12\bin". Remember to use the correct WSP file either RTM or SP1 based on your installation. Adjust the stsadm command line to reflect the correct file name.
stsadm -o addsolution -filename ServiceManager.Webparts.SP1.wsp
3. Then deploy the solution to the site from the central administration solution management website or by using stsadm tool. To deploy using the UI go to the SharePoint Site Solution Management UI and click the web parts WSP that we added to the solution store in the last step. Then deploy it by clicking "Deploy Solution" as shown in the picture below.
This will deploy the required web part binaries to the web application bin folder along with their resources. It will also mark the web parts as safe controls by adding the following two SafeControl elements to the SafeControls element web.config file -
<SafeControl Assembly="Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.ServiceManager.WebParts, Version=7.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=9396306c2be7fcc4" Namespace="Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.ServiceManager.WebParts" TypeName="*" Safe="True" />
<SafeControl Assembly="Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.ServiceManager.Portal.Common, Version=7.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=9396306c2be7fcc4" Namespace="Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.ServiceManager.Portal.Common" TypeName="*" Safe="True" />
Note: Advantage of using solution deployment is that all the changes made to web.config file, and the web application are atomic and can be easily undone by retracting the solution using the WSS solution management.
4. There is one thing you still need to change in the site's web.config file. Open the site's web.config and comment out the trust element. If you don't want to remove the trust element the recommended option is to define a new CAS policy file and use it. I will provide more details on that in another blog. Another option is to add the web part binaries to GAC.
<trust level="WSS_Minimal" originUrl="" />
5. Go to Site Settings->Site Features and activate the Service Manager web parts feature. This will populate the web part gallery of the site with the SM web parts.
6. Go to IIS and change the application pool identity of the SharePoint services site (where you want to deploy the solution package) to SM SDK service account.
7. In the Features view of the SharePoint site make sure that only windows authentication is enabled.
8. Change the session state mode of the SharePoint Site to "Use Device Profile".
9. Create the web part pages using the web parts populated to the web part gallery in the last step.
Service Manager 2001 and Sharepoint really sucks if I need to do all these hack to make it work.
Bot products are made by Microsoft, so go and make them work together by default.
I am a system engineer and I don't want to edit manually web.config files, or mess with GAC, and DLL's just to get the product installed. This is supposed to be a basic function of the setup.exe and not hacking.
Of course I have tried to follow these steps, and also consulted with the deployment guide, now I got a Sharepoint site which won't even load.
Either provide a full step by step guide, or let the setup.exe deploy the Sharepoint integration.
Im really pissed off now, whith this amateur approach. Half a day of mine is gone hacking DLL's into GAC, and tweeking Sharepoint without any success.
With the steps outlined in this blog you don't need to
add any DLL's to GAC and the steps are pretty much a standard way to deploy web part features to SharePoint.
What error are you getting while loading your SharePoint site I can help you fix it.
So then if I'm understanding the steps correctly above, you're basically saying if we want to deploy this in a production environment we should create a new SharePoint web application entirely as the SM SDK account is required to be used as the app pool account.
As we aren't going to change our "main" web app's application pool account to the SM account, does that mean we're basically stuck unless we do the new web app?
Also, how come we need to define a new CAS policy? I've never had to do that manually for any other web parts before...
Yes for the first question - if you cannot change existing web app's application pool account to SM Service account w/o any side effects then you will have to create a new web application.
No to the second question about CAS file. I will provide a CAS policy file in another blog soon. In SM SP1 there is a plan to ship a web part WSP file which will inlcude the CAS policy as well. Please note that that is just a plan as of now.
What a disappointment
The portal can't be install on a 32Bit system.
Welcome to the 21st century. Hey, SCSM is a brand new product launched in 2010 and you want to have 32-bit compatibility? Why? Do you really have hardware that do not support 64-bit?
Peter Forster, MVP Virtual Machine, Austria
Hi Paresh,
A good article here, i'm not the sharepoint admin but following this guide has been helpful however i have some questions to ask;
1. when installing the sm web portal do i have to be logged on to the moss server as sm admin?
2. how exactly do i comment out the trust element functions and do i also have to do it for the medium or just the minimal?
thanks, i would really appreciate your response.
Hi. Is is possible to use the web portal such that we as a service provider can use it to ask customers for more information; and for our customers to provide updates to us?
I cannot seem to find the following file anywhere:
Needed to add and deploy
Euh, forget my question. Looks like it wahe bottom of the procedure.
Everything works up until I try to add a webpart (eg. 'Create Request'), then remote connections to this site (from within the same subnet) don't work anymore (mind you, the site was easily reached a second before I added the webpart). If I connect to the site through IIS locally, I have no problem and can even see the newly added webpart. What could be wrong?
Extra on these web parts: I am able to see the newly added web part locally on the IIS server, but I also see an error on the page: Automation server can't create object. default.aspx, line 697, Char 26.
This error dissapears when I remove the web part.
I got rid of the 'Automation server' eroor by installing the portalclient on that webserver, but still no luck with the remote connections to it. I get a chance to login, but then progressbar stays forever. When I shut down the application on the webserver, the client does react by saying 'service unavailable' so it knows where to look.
Hm, am I really the onlyone where this doesn't work?
Anyway, extra question on the procedure, point 7, described above:
'Make sure that ONLY Windows Authentication is enabled.'
Does this mean that I have to disable the ASP.NET Impersonation (which is enabled by default)?
I get an error (locally and remotely): 'Cannot complete this action. Please try again' when I try to connect to the site.
@Gertjan Maeckelbergh
Yes should have only the windows authentication enabled.
For accessing the page containing create request webpart make sure you install the portalclient control on the remote clients accessing it.


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After the splendid work that our Group performed on the Castelnuovo Rd Jcn. that resulted in the destruction of 1800 M/T trapped on the severed roads, we have gained greater glory in our tactical work. Knowing of its importance, higher Command assigned us to destroy the Rd Bridge & Switchback at 946765 which is just N of Grottaminarda. A perfect piece of bombing was turned in by our bombardiers that resulted in direct hits on the bridge and severance of both the N & S legs of the bridge by our bomb strings. Flak of a "slight growing to moderate" intensity was experienced. It was enough, however, to plant a direct burst of flak in the bombay of Lt. Hanlon's plane, causing a fire there. The three members of the crew in the rear of the ship, Sgts. Marquis, Talley and Pvt. Loy bailed out excited and believing the ship was going down.
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Common Name(s):
Melogale personata subspecies everetti (Thomas, 1895)
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|This genus was divided into three species Melogale moschata (Small-toothed Ferret Badger), M. personata (the Large-toothed Ferret Badger), and M. everetti (the Bornean Ferret Badger) (Pei and Wang 1995). Although the Bornean Ferret Badger is considered by some to be a subspecies of the Javan Ferret Badger (M. orientalis), and by others as a subspecies of M. personata, it is now generally considered to be a legitimate species (Long 1992). It is important to note that all past records of Melogale in Borneo under whatever name refer to everetti (Long 1992).
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|Duckworth, J.W. & Azlan, M.J.
|Belant, J. (Small Carnivore Red List Authority) & Schipper, J. (Global Mammal Red List Authority)
This species is listed as Data Deficient as there is not currently sufficient information available to evaluate the species against the Red List categories and criteria. It is not known what impact, if any, known potential threats are having and whether the species is in decline at all, let alone at a rate sufficient to qualify for listing. Because plausible threats operate potentially through habitat change and non-specific hunting, there is a strong need for more survey work and research on this species and a priority is to evaluate its true status and threats.
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|Range Description:
|The Bornean ferret badger is endemic to the island of Borneo, where it is suspected to occur in Kalimantan, Brunei, Sabah and Sarawak (Wozencraft 2005) However, the only confirmed records seem to be from Mount Kinabalu and surrounds in Sabah (Payne et al. 1985) with only one subsequent sighting reported from there by Dinets (2003) at 1,950 m. Museum individuals have been determined to have been from two other points outside the massif, in Penem Pang and Tuaran. However, the age of these specimens, how they were acquired, and therefore the reliability of the two locations, is unknown. This species is considered high montane, found from 900 to 3,700 m (Payne et al. 1985), and these outlying locations are near low-lying coastal areas.
|Countries occurrence:
Native:Indonesia; Malaysia
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|Nothing is known about the Bornean ferret badger population status or size within the massif.
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|Habitat and Ecology:
|it is mostly carnivorous, but will eat some plant matter; it feeds on earthworms, lizards, small birds and rats, and reportedly eat fruit as well. It was recorded foraging in a small roadside garbage dump in montane broadleaf forest (Dinets, 2003). This species is fossorial and lives in preexisting holes, rather than digging new ones (Taylor, 1989). It is nocturnal and feeds primarily on small animals such as insects, earthworms, snails, frogs, and sometimes carcasses of small birds and mammals, eggs, and fruit (Chian and Sheng, 1976; Long and Killingley, 1983; Ewer, 1985; Neal, 1986; Chuang, 1994).
|Major Threat(s):
|The only recorded sightings of Bornean ferret badgers have occurred on the Kinabalu massif, near and within the National Park. Much of the massif has been converted to other uses, e.g. agriculture, but it is unclear to what level, if any, this species depends upon extensive, old-growth, or any sort of forest; some other Melogale spp. are very adaptable to forest fragmentation and degradation (see account for M. moschata), but the same cannot be assumed for this species. If it truly extends down to the lowlands and if it is in any way dependent upon extensive or old-growth forest, then it will have lost a large part of its recent habitat through the heavy conversion of natural forests in Sabah lowlands in the last few decades. There is no information on its susceptibility to whatever hunting levels occur in its range. It is not significantly traded, but it is no doubt caught in non-selective traps. In sum, several plausible threats operate but it is unclear if any are threats at the population level.
|Conservation Actions:
|The species is currently listed on the Sabah Wildlife Conservation Enactment 1997 as Melogale personata not as Melogale everetti, and this needs to be updated. The species was recorded from Mount Kinabalu National Park in 2002 (Dinets 2003), but given that all records are from this area, surveys are needed to look for additional populations.
|Duckworth, J.W. & Azlan, M.J. 2008. Melogale everetti. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2008: e.T13110A3409848. http://dx.doi.org/10.2305/IUCN.UK.2008.RLTS.T13110A3409848.en . Downloaded on 13 October 2015.
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