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Kameron Klien scampered 29 yards for the winning Santa Paula High touchdown Friday night as the Cardinals held on for a 35-29 non-league football victory over visiting Hueneme.
Klien had two touchdown passes and 184 yards through the air. Santa Paula's Esteban Magana rushed for 215 yards on 14 carries.
It was a wild finish. The Vikings rallied for two touchdowns in the fourth quarter as Jonathan Barnfather scored on a 1-yard plunge to cap a five-play, 90-yard drive. Down 23-21, the Vikings allowed Santa Paula to increase the lead to 29-21 as Hector Ayala scored on a 10-yard run with 8:55 left. The extra point was blocked, making it 29-21.
Barnfather scored on another 1-yard plunge and Jose Galvan added the PAT kick to make it 29-29 with 5:23 left.
Darrick Mose had a key 13-yard pass reception to set up the game-tying score. Mose also caught a 2-point conversion pass to make it 29-29.
Early in the fourth quarter, Melendez caught a 60-yard scoring pass from Barnfather, who passed for 197 yards.
When the Vikings failed to get a first down on their last possession, it took only one snap for Klien to be the hero.
The win propels Santa Paula to 3-1. The Vikings fall to 1-4.
Barnfather passes for 197 yards. Barnfather scored two touchdowns.
Santa Paula had a 23-7 lead in the third quarter, after a high snap on a Hueneme punt for a safety.
Hueneme's Anthony Aguilera was injured in the third period and taken to the hospital. Adam Espinosa of the Vikings was also shaken up.
Santa Paula came out, rolling to two quick touchdown passes in the first quarter.
The explosive Cardinals (3-1) used two quick strikes from quarterback Kameron Lien to set the early tempo.
Jesse Obiols caught a 26-yard scoring pass with 10:53 left. Klien drove the Cardinals 57 yards on four plays. Magana had a key 38-yard run.
Magana caught the second touchdown pass of 22 yards from Klien, with 3:26 left in the first quarter. Hector Ayala added his second extra-point kick to make it 14-0.
The Vikings offense came to life after blocking an Armando Ramirez 34-yard field goal with 8:38 left in the first half.
Aaron Nichols had a key 30-yard reception from Jonathan Barnfather. On the next snap, Darrick Mose caught a 44-yard pass from Barnfather for the Vikings' first touchdown. Jose Galvan booted the extra point to make it 14-7 with 5:27 left.
The Vikings had a key interception when Will Hay-Wania returned the ball 30 yards on the turnover by Klien. The Vikings had the ball at the Cardinals 28, but couldn't come up with points as Barnfather was sacked and the drive stalled.
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I deleted a Trojan FakeAV file today. The logs now look fine, except the traffic log shows a repeated block. Here's one:
12/8/2012 3:29:35 PM Blocked 10 Incoming UDP FE80:0:0:0:E2B9:BAFF:FE35:E7D2 E0-B9-BA-35-E7-D2 5353 FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:FB 33-33-00-00-00-FB 5353 XXXXX Home-PC Default 1 12/8/2012 3:28:34 PM 12/8/2012 3:28:34 PM Block_all
Does this indicate that I still have an infection issue?
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check the firewall rule name "Block_all" it is that traffic hence it is being blocked. I do not think it is trojan traffic.
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Thanks all. Will review Pete's link and the rule. Here's what the packet log is generating for the blocked activity, which continues just about every minute. From other posts relating to similar issues, it looks like this is innocuous, but after yesterday's attack/attempt to use the PC as a spam bot, I just want to be sure.
Ethernet II (Packet Length: 149)
Destination: 33-33-00-01-00-02
Source: 00-1d-60-72-ec-bc
Type: IP (0x86dd)
Internet Protocol
Version: 6
HeTraffic Class: 0
Flow Label: 0
Payload Length: 95
Next Header: 17
Hop Limit: 1
(UDP - User Datagram Protocol)
Source: FE80:0:0:0:CD08:18AB:3FE:8581
Destination: FF02:0:0:0:0:0:1:2
User Datagram Protocol
Source port: 546
Destination port: 547
Length: 8
Checksum: 0x7325 (Incorrect - Checksum should be 0x7325)
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ader Length: 40 bytes
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Merit scholarships are offered to students based upon the information gathered from the University of Evansville Application for Admission and Scholarship. The University of Evansville offers rolling admission, with an Early Action deadline of Monday, December 1, 2014. Students who meet the early action deadline receive the strongest scholarship consideration. Students submitting their admission application after December 1 are eligible for scholarships based on fund availability.
All scholarships are for first-time, domestic, full-time freshmen in traditional undergraduate degree programs who will enter UE in fall 2015. Students may receive one award listed in purple — the award of highest value.
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Academic Scholarships
- Academic scholarships are determined based on the student's academic record comprised of test scores, high school GPA, and difficulty of curriculum. Scholarships range in value from a total of $44,000 to $80,000 over four years ($11,000 - $20,000 per year.)
Performing Arts Scholarships
- Auditions are required for students applying to the Departments of Music or Theatre, to earn admission to the program and for scholarship evaluation.
- Scholarship value is influenced by both academic ability and performing arts talent.
- Scholarship notification will come AFTER the audition.
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All of the following scholarships may stack with your academic ability/performing arts scholarship, up to full-tuition, based on leadership, service, and credential verification.
National Merit Finalist, National Achievement Finalist, and National Hispanic Scholar Awards – (Full-tuition) Students receiving these distinctions will receive a supplemental UE scholarship, bringing total of UE awards to a value worth full-tuition.
Science and Math Scholarships – (up to $4,000 per year) For more information, please see the (SAMS) Program web page.
Davidson Scholar Day – Highest achieving students who complete their Application for Admission by December 1 may be invited to attend Davidson Scholar Day to compete for additional scholarships.
University of Evansville Scouting Scholarship – Candidates must have earned the Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout, Girl Scouts of the USA Gold Award, Sea Scouting Quartermaster Award, American Heritage Girls Stars and Stripes Award, or Venturing Silver Award.
William L. Ridgway Award – Candidates must be dependent students who maintain permanent residence in Vanderburgh County or who will graduate from an accredited high school located in Vanderburgh County.
International Baccalaureate Diploma Award – Awarded to students who earn the International Baccalaureate diploma.
Legacy Award – Awarded to children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren of UE graduates.
Sibling Scholarship – Awarded to students who have a sibling attending UE. A student that qualifies for both the Legacy Award and the Sibling Scholarship will receive the Legacy Award.
United Methodist Scholarship – Awarded if student is an active member of a United Methodist Church.
Art Major Scholarships – Applicants who will major in the visual arts may submit a portfolio of work to the Department of Art by March 1, 2015.
Music Ensemble Grant for non-music majors – Students must complete an audition with the Department of Music by March 10, 2015, and demonstrate sufficient talent to participate in band, choir, or orchestra. Renewal requires continued participation in an eligible ensemble.
Manager and Trainer Grants – Awarded at the discretion of UE's athletics manager or trainer to students who assist with UE's NCAA Division I athletics teams.
Renewal Criteria – UE scholarships are renewable annually if student maintains Satisfactory Academic Progress each May. The awards listed below have a higher GPA requirement for full renewal. See also UE Housing requirement as it relates to full-renewal of scholarships.
- 3.00 GPA required for full renewal of all National Merit awards, Trustee, and President's.
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Mosqueda-Lewis writes a perfect ending
By Carl Adamec
Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis wasn't about to give back the national championship the University of Connecticut women's basketball team had just won.
But no one would blame the Huskies' junior wing for wanting to play a few more games.
After a regular season filled with injury, illness, and inconsistency, the Mosqueda-Lewis her teammates knew came through in the postseason. She capped it off with 18 points and seven rebounds in UConn's 79-58 win over Notre Dame in the NCAA final at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville Tuesday night.
"It was worth it and I couldn't have done it without my teammates," Mosqueda-Lewis said. "I was happy to come back at the end of the season and play how I can."
In nine postseason games, Mosqueda-Lewis averaged 16.2 points and 6.7 rebounds. She was named to the American Athletic Conference all-tournament team, was the Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Lincoln (Neb.) Regional, and was selected to the all-Final Four team. Only Stefanie Dolson could match that all-tourney hat trick.
She also had UConn's third triple-double (20 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists) in the second-round win over Saint Joseph's at Gampel Pavilion.
After missing eight games with a right elbow injury early and four more games in February due to mononucleosis, Mosqueda-Lewis came on in March and April and played like the All-American she was as a sophomore.
"It was just one thing after another in the regular season for her," UConn coach Geno Auriemma said. "I'm most proud of how she handled that whole adversity. For her to play her best basketball … I said before the NCAA tournament started that if we were fortunate enough to play six games, the six games could wipe out how frustrating the other four months were. That's exactly what happened."
She got off to a slow start in the semifinals Sunday as she was scoreless in the first half against Stanford. She responded with 15 second-half points and the Huskies coasted to a 75-56 win.
Against Notre Dame, she had 14 points in the first half, including a hard-earned rebound basket at the buzzer to allow the Huskies to take a seven-point lead to the locker room. She then opened the second-half scoring on a layup off a pass by Moriah Jefferson. She later nailed a jumper to cap a 15-2 run and the Huskies were on their way to finishing off a 40-0 season and taking home their NCAA record ninth national championship.
"We just wanted to put it out there right from the beginning that there is no confusion about the fact that we should be here, we should be No. 1, and we should be in the position we put ourselves in," Mosqueda-Lewis said. "We worked hard for that, and I think we proved we deserve it.
"Everyone contributed and that's the way you want to win a national championship."
But Mosqueda-Lewis had a shining moment even before the games began in Nashville.
Just before UConn took the court for its public workout Saturday, the WBCA All-America team was introduced to the crowd at Bridgestone Arena. The Huskies assembled in some seats on the baseline.
As Dolson, then Bria Hartley, and then Breanna Stewart made their way to center court, the Huskies stood and yelled. A year earlier Mosqueda-Lewis had made that walk as an All-American. On Saturday, instead of being down about only watching, she was the No. 1 cheerleader.
"That's what kind of person and teammate she is," Hartley said.
"I think this is the toughest season I've ever had," Mosqueda-Lewis said. "It was the hardest thing I've ever had to go through and because of that I'm really proud of myself for kind of getting myself out of the hole. I couldn't thank my teammates and coaches any more for helping me get out of it."
Mosqueda-Lewis will enter her senior year with 1,613 points, on pace to become the eighth member of the 2,000-point club at UConn. With 598 rebounds she could even finish her career in the top 10 at UConn in that category. With 277 baskets from 3-point land, she is 42 shy of Diana Taurasi's school record.
Most important, she'd like to help the Huskies match Tennessee (1996-98) and a Taurasi-led UConn group (2002-04) with three straight national championships.
"The freshmen we have coming in are talented, and with the people we have coming back they will be able to learn from us," Mosqueda-Lewis said. "I definitely can see great possibilities for us. It's said to see Stef and Bria go, but it's going to be a new exciting chapter for the rest of us."


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This unit is a great unit if you're limited to rack space. It is decently transparent when used live and the settings aren't too extreme especially using overeasy. It's great to use on vocals and other instruments that need to stand out and/or be smoothened out. On drums it's ok too getting a nice even bass drum, snare, etc sound in hard knee mode. It'd be better with attack and release for different sounds and "pumping" or not.
Overall, the unit is good if you're limited to rack space and need to compress a few channels in your mix. I highly recommend it as a pretty decent unit
Easy to use compression settings. You don't have to deal with attack and release but that can be a bad thing. Good for beginners on using compression. Has 4 channels of compression for the one unit (obvious).
The build of the unit feels good and sturdy. I've read people having problems with LED's and losing channels but I haven't had problems with how old my unit is.
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Lots of bang for the buck in a single-rack form factor. But it does color your sound and isn't bulletproof.We have two of these little guys in two multi-purpose lecture/performance halls and they make a world of difference with minimal configuration. LED indicators give helpful indication of gain structure and reduction. The limiters are a nice backup, just in case something crazy slips through. My favorite feature is the "soft knee" button, which allows for a gradual transition of the compression, rather than a hard threshold at which it starts.We had one channel fail just after the warranty expired. Unfortunately, that not only takes you down to 3 channels of compression, it means that only one of the stereo-links will work. But the other 3 channels (and the second unit) are still working fine.I feel the compressor colors my sound, making it a touch more "edgy" or "harsh." Regardless of the adjective, it's not a purely transparent sound. Overall, the DBX 1046 is a great value with a tiny footprint that has served me very well in live sound situations. However, it's failed me once and colors the sound a bit. I feel it's worth it.
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For all functional roles in the organization (prioritizing those mission-critical to the business and its security), identify the specific knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to support defense of the enterprise; develop and execute an integrated plan to assess, identify gaps, and remediate through policy, organizational planning, training, and awareness programs.
Why Is This Control Critical?
It is tempting to think of cyber defense primarily as a technical challenge, but the actions of people also play a critical part in the success or failure of an enterprise. People fulfill important functions at every stage of system design, implementation, operation, use, and oversight. Examples include: the actions of end users (who can fall prey to social engineering schemes such as phishing); IT operations (who may not recognize the security implications of IT artifacts and logs); security analysts (who struggle to keep up with an explosion of new information); system developers and programmers (who don't understand the opportunity to resolve root cause vulnerabilities early in the system life-cycle); and executives and system owners (who struggle to quantify the role that cybersecurity plays in overall operational/mission risk, and have no reasonable way to make relevant investment decisions).
Attackers are very conscious of these issues and use them to plan their exploitations by, for example: carefully crafting phishing messages that look like routine and expected traffic to an unwary user; exploiting the gaps or seams between policy and technology (e.g., policies that have no technical enforcement); working within the time window of patching or log review; using nominally non-security-critical systems as jump points or bots.
No cyber defense approach can begin to address cyber risk without a means to address this fundamental vulnerability. Conversely, empowering people with good cyber defense habits can significantly increase readiness.
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|Perform gap analysis to see which skills employees need and which behaviors employees are not adhering to, using this information to build a baseline training and awareness roadmap for all employees.
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|Implement an online security awareness program that (1) focuses only on the methods commonly used in intrusions that can be blocked through individual action, (2) is delivered in short online modules convenient for employees (3) is updated frequently (at least annually) to represent the latest attack techniques, (4) is mandated for completion by all employees at least annually, and (5) is reliably monitored for employee completion.
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|Validate and improve awareness levels through periodic tests to see whether employees will click on a link from suspicious e-mail or provide sensitive information on the telephone without following appropriate procedures for authenticating a caller; targeted training should be provided to those who fall victim to the exercise.
|Use security skills assessments for each of the mission-critical roles to identify skills gaps. Use hands-on, real-world examples to measure mastery. If you do not have such assessments, use one of the available online competitions that simulate real-world scenarios for each of the identified jobs in order to measure skills mastery.
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An effective enterprise-wide training program should take a holistic approach and consider policy and technology at the same time as the training of people. For example, policies should be designed with technical measurement and enforcement when possible, reinforced by training to fill gaps; technical controls can be implemented to bound and minimize the opportunity for people to make mistakes, and so focus the training on things that cannot be managed technically.
To be effective in both cost and outcome, security training should be prioritized, focused, and specific (for example, using a S.M.A.R.T. metrics program). A key way to prioritize training is to focus first on those jobs and roles that are critical to the mission or business outcome of the enterprise. One way to identify these mission-critical jobs is to reference the list prepared by the Council on CyberSecurity (which builds upon the work of the 2012 Task Force on Cyber Skills established by the Secretary of Homeland Security): 1) System and Network Penetration Testers, 2) Application Penetration Testers, 3) Security Monitoring and Event Analysts, 4) Incident Responders In-Depth, 5) Counter-Intelligence/Insider Threat Analysts, 6) Risk Assessment Engineers, 7) Secure Coders and Code Reviewers, 8) Security Engineers/Architecture and Design, 9) Security Engineers/Operations, and 10) Advanced Forensics Analysts. The Council has validated this list as consistent with the broader NIST National Initiative on Cybersecurity Education (NICE) framework, and with the needs of many enterprises in government and industry. Training for these mission critical roles should be supplemented with foundational security training for all users.
General awareness training for all users also plays an important role. But even this training should be tailored to functional roles and focused on specific actions that put the organization at risk, and measured in order to drive remediation.
The key to upgrading skills is measurement through assessments that show both the employee and the employer where knowledge is sufficient and where there are gaps. Once the gaps have been identified, those employees who have the requisite skills and knowledge can be called upon to mentor employees who need to improve their skills. In addition, the organization can develop training plans to fill the gaps and maintain employee readiness.
A full treatment of this topic is beyond the scope of the Critical Security Controls. However, the actions in CSC 9 provide specific, high-priority steps that can improve enterprise security, and should be a part of any comprehensive security training program.
CSC 9 Effectiveness Metrics
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5. Retention (or job opening fill rate) of mission critical roles (org/unit metric)
CSC 9 Automation Metrics
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Asparagus Risotto
1 pound asparagus, washed, ends trimmed and cut into 1-inch diagonal pieces
1 1/2 tablespoons Filippo Berio Extra Virgin Olive Oil
4 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 medium onion, diced
1/2 cup diced prosciutto
1 cup Arborio rice
1/2 cup dry white wine
4 to 5 cups hot vegetable or chicken broth
2/3 cup grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
Preheat the oven to 350°F.
Toss the asparagus with the olive oil; place the pieces in a baking dish and bake them until a knife is easily inserted, about 3 to 5 minutes. Season the asparagus with salt and pepper and keep warm.
Melt 2 tablespoons of the butter in a 3-quart saucepan; stir in the onion and prosciutto and cook until the onion is transparent. Add the rice and mix it with the butter to coat the grains; cook until the rice looks toasted and begins to make a crackling sound. Stir in the wine and allow it to evaporate.
Start adding the broth, a little at a time, stirring constantly. When the liquid is absorbed, add a little more of the broth and continue until all the broth has been added. Stir in the remaining butter and cheese.
Pour the completed mixture out onto a buttered marble board or bake sheet and smooth it to a depth of 1/2-inch. Try to form the risotto into a 6 by 9-inch square so that the serving portions will be fairly symmetrical. Lightly score the top of the rice into 3 to 4-inch squares. Allow the mixture to set up for 5 to 10 minutes.
Cut the risotto into squares, reheat and place on a serving dish. Top with some of the asparagus.
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Through my searching I have read that Modernist Cuisine recommends the Rikon as does the team over at Cooking Issues because it will not vent at cooking pressure which means it heats up more quickly, preserves volatile compounds from escaping and does not have as much evaporation during long cooking.
What the authors are referring to is a pressure cooker with a spring-valve, as opposed to the older generation pressure cookers (which are still being sold, by the way) with jiggler and weight-modified valves which retain pressure by releasing vapor. So when you are researching a pressure cooker look for the word "spring-valve" in the specs.
Kuhn Rikon, Fagor, Fissler - they will all get you to your destination (pressure cooked food), two have "leather seats", one has an extra-fine polish, and one is an economy car. But in all of them the result will be = pressure cooked food!
Just one note on Fagor: they have about three models with only ONE pressure setting "high" while their Futuro and Duo models have two pressure settings (which are standard for Kuhn Rikon and Fissler). I only mention this because I just published a recipe for pressure cooking eggs, and some of my readers cannot use the method because they have a Fagor which only reaches High pressure.
Be judicious with your budget, but don't get these ultra-economy models with one pressure setting!
I have a Fissler blue point I bought a couple of weeks ago. I LOVE it...I've used it 4x in the past two weeks for soup, chicken, etc. It's made so well, everything comes apart to be washed, and it's so quiet. It's more expensive, but like you said, you should only have to buy it once.
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MojoKid writes: "Nintendo has taken a page from Sony's playbook it appears. The Free Software Foundation recently examined the EULA and privacy policy Nintendo attaches to the 3DS and it's far more draconian than previous agreements for Nintendo handhelds. It states that Nintendo may collect personally identifiable information in order to prevent potentially illegal or offensive activities. Also, the EULA goes to say "By accepting this Agreement or using a Nintendo 3DS System or the Nintendo 3DS Service, you also grant to Nintendo a worldwide, royalty-free, irrevocable, perpetual, non-exclusive and fully sublicensable license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from...your User Content in whole or in part..." Imagine Microsoft or Adobe attempting to claim they owned all of the materials anyone created or edited using their software, or Bic asserting it had legal rights to any missive composed using one of its various pens. That's what Nintendo is doing here, in a genuinely jaw-dropping example of hubris."
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Scottsdale City Council to consider bars ordinance
PHOENIX (AP) - The Scottsdale City Council is poised to consider a revised proposed public-safety ordinance to regulate nightclubs in the affluent Phoenix suburb and resort destination.
The ordinance is a reaction to a January stabbing at a club where another stabbing occurred in June.
The Arizona Republic (http://bit.ly/1737t4o ) reports that provisions of the much-revised proposed ordinance include requiring establishments to have public-safety plans.
It also would require them to hire off-duty law enforcement officers and setsstandards for security personnel.
Mayor Jim Lane says city officials have done a god job identifying the proper balance between public safety and the concerns of those affected by the proposal.
The council is expected to consider it on Sept. 10.
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Rodents and fire.
Rodents and fire.
Rodents cause approximately 20 percent of undetermined fires in the United States each year according to fire experts. Rodents include mice, rats, squirrels and they chew constantly because their teeth are always growing. They have incisor teeth that butt up against each other. They will chew through soft concrete, aluminum, wall boards, and pvc and lead pipes. Mice move inside in the winter months and prefer to live near the warmth of electrical components. We receive more calls as the weather becomes cooler as mice and rodents attempt to move into homes and businesses. The photo above is a good indication of how fires are started and this rodent was electrocued.
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Bishop urges Senate to retain earned income, child tax credits
Catholic World News - July 26, 2012
The chairman of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development is urging the Senate to retain the Earned Income Tax Credit and the refundable Child Tax Credit.
Referring to Catholic teaching on the family wage and family subsidies in the Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church, Bishop Stephen Blaire of Stockton said in his July 25 letter to senators that "low-income tax credits are pro-work, pro-family, and some of the most effective antipoverty programs in our nation."
"Every year, the Earned Income Tax Credit and the refundable Child Tax Credit lift millions of American families out of poverty and help them live in dignity and with greater economic security," he continued. "In particular, it would be unjust and unwise to fail to renew improvements and extensions of low-income tax credits as the Congress addresses tax cuts for middle-income and wealthy Americans."
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For the Aug. 7 edition of the Post, Wolf penned items for the police blotter ("First block of Embarcadero: Six windows were reported broken at 10:59 a.m."), wrote a lead-up to the county fair (Headline: "Cattle Drive Means it's County Fair Time") and a short item on a homeless woman who was charged with writing threats to a police officer. (Wolf had to use dashes in the family newspaper to convey the offensive word she used.)That fucking family newspaper bullshit again. We sympathize, Josh! Here's more:
He files 10 to 15 stories a week written in standard newspaper style, devoid of personal analysis, and most of his stories are only a few hundred words long and fail to include what Wolf calls the "significant nuances" of his reporting."I could write 10,000 words on some stories," Wolf said.And to think the U.S. Attorney basically accused Wolf of harboring delusions of grandeur.
Dave Price, the publisher and editor of the Post, said he first met Wolf after trying to dispatch a reporter for a prison interview with him in 2006. After Wolf's release in April 2006, Price said he wanted to meet "the legend among journalists" and, after a short trial period during which Wolf wrote a few stories, offered him a staff job.This young literary man is also a Renaissance man: he maintains his blog and also Twitters. Video Blogger Wolf Now A Real Journalist [SF Chronicle via Romenesko] [Also: this story reminds me of something that happened in P.J. O'Rourke's hippie youth. The only thing that would make this story better is if our "legend among journalists" became a well-liked Republican shill and Weekly Standard contributor!]


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The United States remains very powerful — especially when compared with some putative opponents like Iran — but its capacity to lead security and economic orders in every corner of the world has been diminished by failures in Iraq (and eventually, Afghanistan), by the burden of debt accumulated over the past decade, by the economic melt-down in 2007-2008, and by the emergence of somewhat stronger and independent actors in Brazil, Turkey, India, and elsewhere. … If it the United States remains far and away the world's strongest state, its ability to get its way in world affairs is declining.
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It Walt overestimates America's influence during the Cold War, he also underestimates American influence now. The funny thing about the "stronger and independent actors in Brazil, Turkey, India, and elsewhere" is that they're siding with the United States on multiple important issues. Coordination between Turkey and the United States on the Arab Spring has increased over time, and their policy positions on Iran are converging more than diverging. Brazil has turned a cold shoulder to Iran and has been warier about China's currency manipulation and rising influence in Latin America. India seems perfectly comfortable to be a partner in America's Pacific Rim pivot, as are Australia, Japan and South Korea.


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By Brian W. Walsh and Robert Alt
As oil continues to pour into the Gulf of Mexico, what the region needs most is the nation's best experts to plug the well and clean up the mess. It doesn't need Justice Department prosecutors threatening criminal charges. Yet that's exactly what it's getting.
The Obama administration has launched a criminal investigation and may prosecute BP and others for their roles in the Deepwater Horizon oil-rig disaster. At best, this is premature. It is also predictable and disturbing.
Buffeted by accusations that President Obama has failed to take decisive action, his administration is seeking shelter from the real issues raised by the oil spill by playing up to the call to "do something." After all, there's nothing like prosecuting someone to show that you are "doing something."
The catastrophe in the Gulf must be taken seriously, which is why the Justice Department shouldn't float the idea of criminal punishment unless and until there's good evidence of actual criminal wrongdoing. The potential civil fines and liability for financial damages alone could be crippling for BP. Dangling the Damocles sword of criminal liability over the heads of those who are now trying to contain the spill only multiplies the difficulties of the tasks they face. It puts the fear of incarceration and personal destruction upon people who, so far as anyone knows, have tried hard to comply with the (often conflicting) requirements of the thousands of federal laws, rules, and regulations that govern oil exploration.
As the Wall Street Journal reported recently, Attorney General Eric Holder "declined to specify the target of the investigation because he said authorities aren't 'clear on who should ultimately be held liable.'"
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It's possible that criminal wrongdoing occurred, but the current approach — one that all but announces that criminal charges will be brought and then seeks to identify the crime and decide who will be designated as the criminal — undermines the criminal-justice system and Americans' respect for the law. Whenever high-ranking law-enforcement officials select their targets in this manner, it evokes disturbing echoes of a statement Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz has attributed to the head of Stalin's secret police, Lavrenti Beria: "Show me the man, and I'll find you the crime."
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Insurance Code
Administration of the Insurance Laws
Section 206
Receipt and handling of deposits.
31A-2-206. Receipt and handling of deposits.
(1) As used in this chapter:
(a) "Custodian institution" means a financial institution in this state as defined under Section 7-1-103 that:
(i) has authority under Title 7, Chapter 5, Trust Business, to engage in a trust business; and
(ii) is approved by the commissioner to have custody of deposited securities, whether physically, through the Federal Reserve book-entry system, or through a clearing corporation as defined under Subsection 70A-8-101(1).
(b) "Federal Reserve book-entry system" means the computerized system sponsored by the United States Department of the Treasury and certain other agencies and instrumentalities of the United States for holding and transferring securities of the United States government and other agencies and instrumentalities.
(2) Subject to the commissioner's approval and to the requirements of this section, the state treasurer shall accept, and a custodian institution qualified under Subsection (1)(a) may accept:
(a) deposits required or permitted under this title or rules adopted under this title;
(b) deposits of domestic insurers or of alien insurers domiciled in this state if required by the laws of other states as a prerequisite to authority to do an insurance business in other states; and
(c) deposits resulting from application of any retaliatory provisions of this title.
(3) Deposits authorized under Subsection (2) shall be of securities described in Subsection (7).
(4) Unless otherwise provided by the law requiring or permitting the deposit, each deposit shall be held in trust:
(a) first, for administrative costs under Subsection 31A-27a-701(2)(a);
(b) second, for the claimants under Subsection 31A-27a-701(2)(c);
(c) third, for the claimants under Subsection 31A-27a-701(2)(d); and
(d) fourth, for all other creditors in the order of priority established under Section 31A-27a-701.
(5) A claim may be made against the deposit of an alien insurer only if it arises out of a transaction in the United States.
(6) Deposits may be made by:
(a) delivering physical custody and control of the deposited security to the state treasurer or a custodian institution, accompanied by a statement signed by the depositor indicating that the deposit shall be held in trust under the terms of this section and subject to the commissioner's exclusive direction until control is released by the commissioner; or
(b) delivering to the commissioner, on a form adopted by rule, a signed certificate of a custodian institution, describing securities qualifying for deposit under Subsection (7) that are on deposit with a clearing corporation or held in the Federal Reserve book-entry system in the name of the custodian institution, in trust for the purposes stated under this section, and that these securities are subject to the exclusive direction of the commissioner and may not be withdrawn or transferred by any person, including the insurer owning the securities, without the commissioner's written approval.
(7) (a) Deposits may consist of any securities authorized in Subsection (7)(b) for which there is a ready market if they:
(i) are expressly approved by the commissioner;
(ii) are subject to disposition by the state treasurer or custodian institution only with the concurrence of the commissioner; and
(iii) are not available to any other person except as expressly provided by law.
(b) The authorized securities are:
(i) deposits or certificates of deposit insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation;
(ii) bonds or other evidences of indebtedness that are guaranteed as to principal and interest by the United States;
(iii) tax anticipation bonds or notes, general obligation bonds, or revenue bonds of this state or of any county, incorporated city or town, school district, or other political subdivision of this state, if the bonds or notes are rated AAA by Standard and Poor's or an equivalent nationally recognized rating agency;
(iv) bonds or other evidences of indebtedness issued or guaranteed by an agency or instrumentality of the United States; and
(v) any other security approved by the commissioner that the commissioner considers an equivalent grade investment to those enumerated under Subsections (7)(b)(i) through (iv) based on tests of the safety of principal and liquidity.
(8) Securities held on deposit shall be valued under Section 31A-17-401 as those investments are valued for life insurers, or at market, whichever is lower. The securities shall be revalued whenever the commissioner requests to ensure continued compliance with the requirements of this title.
(9) (a) The state treasurer or custodian institution shall:
(i) deliver to the depositor a receipt for all securities deposited or held;
(ii) issue a duplicate copy of the receipt to the commissioner; and
(iii) permit the depositor to inspect its physically held securities at any reasonable time.
(b) On application of the depositor or when required by the law of any state or country or by the order of any court of competent jurisdiction, the state treasurer or custodian institution shall certify that the deposit was made and what is on deposit.
(c) Depositors, the state treasurer, any custodian institution, and the commissioner shall each keep a permanent record of securities deposited or held under this section and of any substitutions or withdrawals. They shall compare records at least annually.
(10) A transfer of a deposited security, whether voluntary or by operation of law, is valid only if approved in writing by the commissioner and countersigned by the state treasurer or custodian institution.
(11) Neither a judgment creditor nor other person may levy upon any deposit held under this section.
(12) A depositor that has complied with all provisions of this title intended to preserve its financial solidity is, while solvent and complying with the laws of this state, entitled to:
(a) receive interest and cash dividends accruing on the securities held for its account; and
(b) substitute for deposited securities other eligible securities, as expressly approved by the commissioner.
(13) Within 45 days after the commissioner gives notice to a depositor that a deposit is not an acceptable deposit under Subsection (7), the depositor shall substitute other eligible securities expressly approved by the commissioner and allowed under Subsection (7).
(14) A depositor may voluntarily deposit or transfer control of eligible securities in excess of requirements to absorb fluctuations in value and to facilitate substitution of securities.
(15) Upon the depositor's request and upon approval of the commissioner, any deposit or part of a deposit shall be released to, or on order of, the depositor to the extent not needed to satisfy requirements of this title. On the order of a court of competent jurisdiction, the deposit or appropriate part of the deposit shall be released to the person for whom it is held.
(16) Each depositor shall pay the cost of custody of securities by a custodian institution or by the state treasurer.
(17) The commissioner shall adopt rules to implement this section.
Amended by Chapter 309, 2007 General Session
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Screaming turtle @ Smithsonian, DC trip
:: Monday, January 30th, 2006 @ 10:13:53 pm
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turtle @ smithsonian
After winning the Animal Antics category in the Nature's Best 2005 Photo Contest, I waited for months for details about the accompanying exhibit in the Smithsonian's Museum of Natural History. I never really received firm details, but I knew the exhibit was up when friends started sending me photographs of the Screaming Turtle in the exhibit (thanks, Mike, Oliver, and Wendy!)
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And so, I planned a trip to Washington DC to see it in person. Alisa Wong graciously offered to host me in her cozy apartment in Dupont Circle, and I got to spent some time with old friends Josh Klein and Zach Price. I also met Wetpixel-member Mike Oelrich and Andy DeHart, the National Aquarium's General Manager. While going through security at the National Aquarium, I heard a surprised, "Eric!", and after turning around (a bit surprised, myself), I saw John and his wife, who were both at the Bonaire Digital Shootout last year. Small world. I suppose if I were to bump into underwater photographers anywhere in DC, it would be at the aquarium.
The Nature's Best exhibit at the Smithsonian was very well done, with former winners prominently lining one wall and this year's winners scattered around the rest of the room. My turtle image is featured as a 5-foot print on a free-standing column at the front-entrance of the exhibit, and while I was standing there I heard just about everyone who walked in make some sort of comment about it. Alisa, Josh and I wandered around for a bit, snapping photos, and then I had to rush off to the National Aquarium to meet up with Andy and Mike.
The National Aquarium has just received a sizeable grant from NOAA, so there should be some nice renovations in the next couple of years (after which they may be moving!). It's a modest aquarium, but interesting; it's the nation's oldest aquarium and lives inside the Department of Commerce building. Many of the exhibits show signs of its history, with wooden seals (now lined with silicone), pipe anchors in the concrete for metal railings, etc. Andy walked us through the exhibits and explained what would be happening to each one during the coming renovations.
In the evening, Alisa took me to a party hosted at her friend's place, which was full of Treasury Department folk. DC is a strange place: so many people identify with some sort of organization (most of them government-related, it seems). During the course of the few hours we were there, I listened in to conversations about the State Department, Treasuries, Commerce, and other goverment-related stuff. Everyone I spoke with seemed to be well-traveled, and some even plan trips abroad around the proximity to an American Embassy. So… I perhaps was a bit out of place there, but I enjoyed the conversation and company.
On Sunday, Alisa and I walked around Georgetown, which was cute and had interesting, old buildings. Much of DC appears to be deserted after living here in New York City. And good food seems to be hard to find in DC. I was told that Ethiopian food is good locally, but I didn't get a chance to see for myself.
Zach was working on Sunday, so I met up with him at the Supreme Court for a tour of the facilities before walking around back to have Chinese food. It was fun to wander around the building, and we literally didn't see another person once we were past the guard. I thought it was funny that at the podium where you might make your argument to the justices, the only text that is visible in one's field of view is a prominent, shiny, gold plaque in front of the two microphones that says, "Do not adjust microphones." Given all the symbolism in the reliefs on the ceiling and just about everything else in the courthouse, you'd think there would be something more interesting to see while you argue the case of your life. ;)
Anyway, I had a great time visiting DC, and Alisa made me feel at home in her place. I have to say, though, that Washington DC is an ugly-ass city right now. Every beautiful building is surrounded by ripped-up roads, concrete barricades, orange pylons, and nasty fences. Way to make our nation's capital look crappy, guys.
UPDATE August 12, 2006: I hear the turtle is still in somewhere in the Natural History Museum. If you read this and see the turtle on display, can you snap a photo of it and e-mail it to me? :)


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Anyone happen to know a size or number so I can check if my local bearing shop has one before I pull the sprocket off?
Pa wrote:If your oem seal is leaking bad, it is most likely because the seal is dry rotted and cracked... or the mainshaft races outer drive sprocket seal surface is deeply grooved through many years of use. NOS oem seals are still very good if warmed up good before installing the sprocket onto the mainshaft. I now heat them up to roughly 175 degrees before installing them. The heat seems to make them plyable again.
Pa wrote:Very nice bike ! You have just the Bro in your neck of the woods [Australia]. Email Tony at email@example.com . I am certain Tony will have the nos seals. Ask for an nos sprocket instead of just the seal. The seal will already be installed in the nos sprocket. To answer your warming of the seal question....no....I do not warm them in oil. The nos seals, and or the nos sprockets, are coated in cosmoline, and.... to remove the vast majority of this preservative, the heat accomplishes that task and simultaniously enhances the softening process to boot.
amklyde wrote:I think it's great you've hung on to the motorcycle. You and the machine don't seem to have changed much. Enjoy the ridin'. I'll look to see if the aftermarket seals I have are numbered.
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
A Peter Francisco Road Trip
The ladies were asking Josh questions about Peter Francisco, too, and he loved it.
At the end of my 30-minute impersonations, I talk about my book and DVD for those who would like to learn more about Peter Francisco.
This is Kathryn Hermann, Chapter President, who invited me to speak.
After I spoke at the DAR luncheon, Josh and I headed for the mountains on the Blue Ridge Parkway. This is the Blue Ridge Folk Art Center.
As we drove up the Blue Ridge we stopped along the way for some snap shots. It was a perfect day! Josh is not a bad photographer!
So we get to Mt. Mitchell (highest peak east of the Mississippi) and Josh wanted to hike through the woods. Unfortunately, I'm getting old and my knee was KILLING me that day. :0(
We made it to the peak albeit somewhat spent (at least I was)!
Every now and then I can get a decent shot by just holding the camera out an arm's length.
No, Michelle would have never let him do this. One of the privileges of going on a trip WITHOUT Mom!
Saturday morning we went to a Revolutionary War battle reenactment but the city ran out of money and they couldn't pay the re-enactors. So, it was a small turn out. We made a great friend here. The re-enactors didn't care if they got paid or not. They were having a grand time.
Since we were doing a weekend of book stuff and we were in Greensboro, we had to stop at Guilford Courthouse National Military Park to see Peter Francisco's memorabilia. Here is the display case at Guilford Courthouse that talks about Peter's vital role in this battle of the Revolution.
This is the Cavalry monument, one of five Peter Francisco monuments that stand up and down the East Coast. It's also where I was first inspired to tell Peter's story.
Saturday night we went to the Wake Forest-Navy game in Winston-Salem. I asked Josh who he wanted to root for. We decided on Navy because grandpa served in the Navy back in the early 70s. It ended up being a 1-point game, perfect first college football game to take Josh to.
I spoke Sunday morning at John Calvin Presbyterian, and afterwards we went to Tiger World. They actually have more than just tigers. I think they need to change their name, but the white tigers are just too cool. This one is about 6 months old named Malia.
Josh and I wrapped up our three-day trip at the Soda Shop in downtown Davidson. Good father-son time. Now that's what I'm talkin bout! Shooooooooooooooooooooooooooot.
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I was just in North Carolina and Tennessee this summer and we went to Fort Loudoun which is a couple hours drive outside of Chattanooga. It was really neat and there weren't that many people there that day. I had wanted to get to Greensboro, but we didn't get to that this time around! Hopefully sometime though. I will be excited to see the Peter Francisco memorabilia there.ReplyDelete
You will definitely enjoy a trip to Greensboro. There is even more Peter Francisco memorabilia in Richmond, VA if you get the chance to visit that area. His gravestone, portrait painting in the Capitol building, VA Historic Society museum has some artifacts, and historic St. John's Church is there too.ReplyDelete


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