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With Election Day just days away, I thought I would wax a bit humorous while still making what I believe is a valid point.
How many voters does it take to change a light bulb? None. Voters can't change anything.
The 20th century social activist Emma Goldman is credited as saying, "if voting changed anything, they'd make it illegal." Experience has inclined me to agree with her.
Here is what voting does accomplish: It makes you a willing participant in your exploitation. That's right, I used that "e" word because, frankly, I can't think of another one that so perfectly describes our circumstances.
Think about it. How often do voters get what they want? But see, we have this false idea that we live in a democracy. We don't! Our policies and laws are shaped by special interests, not by the will of the people. It's the whole faction thing that James Madison and the authors of the Federalist Papers feared, writ large.
My advice is this. Do what I did several years ago and not only refuse to take part in this farce called voting, but have your name expunged from the voting rolls. That sends a far louder message than any ballot you cast. Only fools participate in their exploitation.
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I would encourage all registered voters in North Annville Township to join me in voting for Randy Leisure for North Annville Township supervisor on Tuesday. I have known Randy personally since January 2008, when he volunteered to serve as head of the township Planning Commission.
Since that time, he and I have worked together on a regular basis to keep our township the wonderful place it is to live today.
Randy has always ensured that items before the planning commission are reviewed quickly, and he takes time to listen to and address residents' concerns. When necessary, he takes the personal initiative to gather more information, whether that gathering requires a site visit, phone call or attendance at additional meetings. He also has served North Annville Township as a machine operator at our polling place on election days.
Randy has devoted countless hours of his time to voluntarily serving the community in which he lives. He has repeatedly proven himself to be a strong leader, while also exhibiting a great deal of respect for others and their viewpoints.
Randy's high level of community involvement has provided him with a deep level of understanding of the issues facing North Annville Township. He has shown that he truly cares about what is happening in North Annville and has the desire to do something about it by becoming a township supervisor.
In the early 1980s, the then-current township supervisors voted to eliminate the township property tax. Since that time, past and present supervisors have worked diligently to maintain North Annville's ability to not levy a township property tax on its residents. While this sometimes requires sacrifice and/or placing things on hold, both Randy and I are fiscal conservatives, and we are committed to not increasing taxes on the residents of North Annville Township.
I have lived and worked in North Annville Township for the entire 30 years of my life. I have been a registered Republican voter since becoming eligible to vote 12 years ago. Randy is running as a Democrat, but he is undoubtedly the best candidate for the job.
Please vote for Randy on Tuesday.
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Kernel 2.6.37 disasterWell, where do I start?... so many problems.
The only change that I made to configuration, relative to when I configured the 2.6.35 kernel, was to disable the Big Kernel Lock (BKL) as this is supposed to be one of the significant improvements of this kernel.
I compiled the kernel with a full HD installation of Wary 5.0. After compiling, rebooted, and got this on the screen:
[Hardware Error]: No human readable MCE decoding support on this CPU type.
[Hardware Error]: Run the message through 'meclog --ascii' to decode.
Well, all previous kernels did not have that problem. The kernel log when booting my 22.214.171.124 kernel:
mce: CPU supports 4 MCE banks
...no error message.
A quick google showed that others have been getting this MCE error with the 2.6.36 kernel, for example:
Then it just hung. No error message, no kernel panic, kernel booting just stopped.
I pressed the Reset button on the PC, and this time it did boot. But, various mysterious things, like:
1. The USB drivers had loaded, but mouse simply did not work. No error messages, all messages look fine, including when Xorg starts, just that the mouse pointer doesn't move.
2. The core ALSA driver loaded, but the hardware-specific driver did not load. Again, no hint why not.
Oh dear, what have they done to the kernel!!!!
Comments:Posted on 7 Jan 2011, 7:52 by BarryK
Kernel MCE code
Well, it looks like this guy has rewritten the MCE (Machine Check Exception) handling code in the kernel:
Note, my PC has a very plain-vanilla Intel Celeron CPU. It is an ASUSTek motherboard, manufactured in 2006, with VIA support chips. This PC has been one of my workhorses, and has always worked fine with previous puppies.
As to the rest of the problems, I have no idea...
Posted on 7 Jan 2011, 8:13 by gcmartin
Recompile, I'm told
Barry, I'm certainly NO GURU on kernels BUT, my specialist tells me to tell you to recompile: leave in BKL and add LVM. Says you "should be good to go".
Hope this helps
Posted on 7 Jan 2011, 8:44 by ozsouth
V8 billycarts
Wary is so good with the 220.127.116.11 kernel. Seems kernels after 2.6.34x are all grunt & no safety.
Posted on 7 Jan 2011, 18:43 by Iguleder
For some reason 18.104.22.168 seems very good here, on a 2007 dual-core PC and my 2010 netbook.
I'm recompiling it for spup, it's patched with BFS and other goodies to make it uber-fast.
It seems modem drivers don't like this one ... and ndiswrapper needs to be patched to work with it.
I just bought www.iguleder.info, so if you want my kernel sources, they should be available in iguleder.info/sources once I'm done recompiling it :)
Posted on 7 Jan 2011, 19:07 by Iguleder
Third-party repos
Barry, Woof does not support third-party repos: their package lists are not copied to /root/.packages.
Line 1026 in 3builddistro:
cp -f ../Packages-puppy-[0-9]-official rootfs-complete/root/.packages/
cp -f ../Packages-puppy-woof-official rootfs-complete/root/.packages/
Why don't you change to this?
cp -f ../Packages-*-official rootfs-complete/root/.packages/
You could also write a loop that copies just the lists for the repos available in PPM to save some space.
I wrote a browser installer that automatically finds the most appropriate PET according to the repos in DISTRO_PET_REPOS and it does not detect the packages under my repo because the package list is missing. That's how I found this so-called bug.
Posted on 8 Jan 2011, 7:39 by BarryK
re ndiswrapper
Yeah, that package database copying code in Woof is messy, I need to rewrite it.
Patch for ndiswrapper? Do you know where I can get that patch?
Posted on 8 Jan 2011, 7:43 by Iguleder
Re: ndiswrapper
I took a look at the Arch SVN repo. The patch didn't work for me, ndiswrapper 1.56 failed to compile so I tried the SVN and it worked.
Posted on 17 Apr 2011, 14:51 by Hagur
A Patch
Take a Look on Last Question on
"I get "kernel hardware error no human readable mce decoding support on this cpu type"
they have a Patch for this bug.


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Sofia the First and Doc McStuffins are among my daughter's favorite Disney Junior characters. I am sad to say that at this time, these characters are not available for a meet and greet. However, there are other Disney Junior Characters such as Jake from the Neverland Pirates and Handy Manny which can been found at the Animation Courtyard in Disney's Hollywood Studios. On the bright side, Disney recently announced plans to add the stories of Sofia the First and Doc McStuffins to the Disney Junior - Live on Stage! Show in mid-February.Be sure to check back periodically for the latest Character Experiences!
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Vidae's end of year thoughts
The 2011 season is in the books and I think I can speak for most of us when I say it didn't go exactly as planned, but there is a lot here to be encouraged by. I predicted a 7-9 season at the beginning of the year in another thread, so I was right about that, but being THAT close to another division title and missing out hurts.
I'm going to touch on a lot of different things in this post so bear with me. It'll also be pretty jumbled but DEAL WITH IT, I wrote it at 3am.
Random thoughts
1. Romeo Crennel should be named Head Coach
He isn't a flashy choice but the defensive guys really respect him and it shows. Our defense, as a unit, has improved steadily every year under him and you can tell the difference. We're one or two pieces away from having an elite defense, and it's because of Romeo. He has previous Head Coaching experience too.
2. Josh McDaniels should NOT be named Offensive Coordinator
The days of "offensive genius" are over. You can make excuses for him all you want, but the Denver offense, while flashy, was never good, and the St. Louis Rams offense was the worst in the NFL this past season. Performances like that don't get you more coaching jobs, and they shouldn't. Blame injuries, blame their offensive line, blame their lack of weapons, I'm blaming him. And we can't forget one major thing: he is a douche. I'm not sure how the players here are going to respond to someone like him.
3. The Chiefs need a franchise Quarterback
It has become pretty clear that Matt Cassel isn't the long term solution at QB for this team. I'm not going to throw out a bunch of statistics here, you've all seen him play.. and it isn't pretty. Orton isn't much better, but he looks more like a QB than Cassel has in three years here. I'm not saying I want Orton for the future, but if I had to choose one going forward there is no question who I'm picking.
I'm tired of the way this team handles the QB situation. The Chiefs, as an organization, haven't drafted a QB in the first round since 1983. We took Todd Blackledge over Jim Kelly and Dan Marino. I'm sick of the same thing every year.. plug and play at QB just does not work. It isn't a recipe for long term success. Doing the same thing over and over has accomplished nothing. It's time to change. It's time to do whatever it takes to draft and develop our own QB.
I know drafting a franchise QB in this draft is a pipe dream at this point but if it were up to me I'd give up a good amount to make sure I secured Luck or RG3 (in the top of the first) or made sure I was able to trade back into the late first for Tannehill.
4. Injuries
Every team has them, but I'm not sure there was another team this year that lost so much young, exciting talent as the Chiefs. Our offense went from solid to stagnant with the losses of Charles and TonyMo but good news: they're both on pace to return for OTAs this year.
Losing Eric Berry was the worst for me. He is one of the most exciting young defenders in the NFL and our depth behind him was atrocious. Our defense really stepped it up this year, and that was WITHOUT Berry. I can't wait to see him back on that field and I can't wait to see the defense with him in it.
5. Barry Richardson
Not much to say here. He's probably the worst OT I've ever seen. He's good for at least two penalties a game and it's boneheaded mistakes that are holding him back. He had a ton of potential, but it's time to move on.
6. Re-sign Dwayne Bowe
This one is a no-brainer as far as I'm concerned. He's clearly the best receiver this team has seen in some time and when he's on he's hard to cover. He abused Champ Bailey before he got hurt in the Denver game, and he's always a matchup problem. This isn't the same Bowe that we drafted. That Bowe was lazy, selfish and a diva. This Bowe is a hard worker, humble and is exactly the kind of locker room guy that Pioli was looking for when he got here. Get it done.
7. Re-sign Brandon Carr
There might not be a more underrated defender on this Chiefs team. He still makes mistakes but I've been extremely impressed with him the last two years. Our pass defense might be our biggest strength on defense, and he's part of it, and there are some games when he outshines Flowers. They need to lock him up long term.
8. Thomas Jones
He's got nothing left. "Two Yard" Thomas is done. I'm over watching him run to the sidelines like his ass is on fire. Good riddance.
Shoutout corner
Derrick Johnson
- This is the DJ we all knew he could be, and he has finally reached the top. I'm not sure there is a better ILB in the AFC right now.
Tamba Hali
- One year wonder my ass. Still gives 110% on every play and still a player that people need to gameplan for.
Justin Houston
- Started off slowly but really came on at the end of the year when RAC let him rush. I'm really excited about him next year.
Le'Ron McClain
- Wasn't a huge factor, but neither was our run game when Charles went down. Still, he might be the most positive guy I've ever seen and is a GREAT teammate. He played hard every play and I'd love to see him back.
Kendrick Lewis
- He might be the most improved player on defense. He really stepped up after Berry went down. These two are going to be an amazing safety tandem for years to come.
Ryan Succop & Dustin Colquitt
- How amazing is it to have these two guys? Punters and kickers are largely overlooked until you don't have them. Colquitt is still one of the best in the business and Succop just signed a new deal, which was totally deserved.
Jonathan Baldwin
- Missed a lot of the season and our QB play and offensive gameplanning in general was downright awful, but he showed flashes. With an entire offseason to work with the team and hopefully no more locker room fights I expect him to improve dramatically from year one to year two.
My dream coaching staff for next year
Head Coach: Romeo Crenne
I think Romeo has earned the job this year.
Defensive Coordinator: Todd Grantham, Defensive Coordinator, Georgia Bulldogs
Familiarity with Romeo and runs the same scheme. It would be a seamless transition.
Offensive Coordinator: Tom Clements, QB Coach, Green Bay Packers
I think he's about due for a jump. The job he has done with the Green Bay QBs is impressive. Rodgers is Rodgers, but Flynn is about to hit a huge payday too.
Draft needs
We're not all going to agree on our needs, but here is how I see it:
- This is our biggest need by far. Matt Cassel and Kyle Orton are not franchise QBs. They like Ricky Stanzi, but I don't know if he's the answer longterm. There are QBs in this draft with much more upside.
- Barry Richardson sucks. Enough said.
- I have no idea what is going on with Jerrel Powe, but Kelly Gregg wasn't as advertised. Some young blood there could go a long way for us.
- We need someone to pair with Charles next year. Jones isn't it. Battle isn't it.
- Jovan Belcher isn't bad, but he isn't great either. The spot next to DJ could be upgraded, but I'm not sure if it's a top 15 glaring need.
6. TE and S depth
- TonyMo is coming back from an ACL tear so grabbing a young TE to back him up is key. Leonard Pope isn't a longterm answer and Jake O'Connell is the very definition of meh. Jon McGraw at S is solid, but Sabby Piscatelli sucks and should be cut already.
7. 5 Tech
- Tyson Jackson improved as the year went on but Glen Dorsey regressed from last year. I'm not really sure what to make of either guy anymore.
Mancrush corner
Every year I seem to lock onto a specific prospect (or prospects) that I want more than any other in the draft. A few years ago it was Brandon Flowers (go me)! Then Aaron Curry. Ugh. Then it was Eric Berry or Rolando McClain. Last year it was Phil Taylor. This year?
Robert Griffin III
. I can't help it. Gimmicky system, short, whatever knock you have against him I can't help but really like the kid. Every time I watch him play I'm impressed. I'm definitely not going to be the one that bets against him. It's just too bad there is no way in hell we have a shot at drafting him.
Well, that's all for me. Thanks for reading it. And if you didn't, **** you! :D
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I don't think it's fair to McD to judge what he did with the Rams this year. Everyone on that staff was there the year before. None of them was a McD hire. He was plugged in to the OC/QB coach role, but wasn't given a staff or an off-season to implement his system with the current players and staff.
He had almost no control, and that's the vibe I get from what I've heard about that situation. It's like they expected him to come in and run Shurmur's offense and didn't take into account when they hired him that he has his own system. Similar mistake to Denver hiring McD as the HC instead of a defensive coach to work with the offensive staff that they already had. With the big exception that McD was able to revamp the coaching staff to suit his needs and run his offense in Denver, but not in StL.
There are a lot of misconceptions about Josh McDaniels.
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Sorry, you don't get a pass for an entire year of NFL coaching. You just don't.
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Sorry, you don't get a pass for an entire year of NFL coaching. You just don't.
There were a lot of factors for the Rams that were out of his control.
*The coaching staff situation that I already mentioned.
*They had one player on offense that started every game.
*Steven Jackson missed one game, Jason Brown missed two. Everyone else missed four or more.
*Amendola & Hoomanawanui (the safety valves) missed the entire and over half the season respectively.
*Brandon Lloyd was brought in in the middle of the season and was the leading receiver on the year in every category (except YPC)
Not sure who you want to blame the OL on, but they gave up 55 sacks and were riddled with injuries all year aside from Harvey Dahl.
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i got a random thought that i have been waiting to talk about. when the Chiefs go into their nickel package in late game passing situations, they are primarily running a 4-2-5. the 4 down lineman in this lineup, in recent games, has been Hali DE, Gilberry DT, Bailey DT and Houston DE. the athleticism and pass rush ability these 4 guys display is awesome. all 4 are capable of taking over a game and becoming dominant. it maybe a poor comparison scheme wise, but it reminds me alot of what the Giants have been doing when they lineup with 4 DEs late in games. every offensive lineman has to lineup and just **** their pants knowing that the guy lined up across from them can whip their ass and kill their QB. i love that! that type of lineup instills fear into an offensive player that cannot be takin away. OCs have to plan and scheme around this. taking away possible targets (RBs, FBs or TEs) to help block. this type of aggressive pressure oriented defense is the calling card of many winning defenses. i'm really glad that Romeo and the defensive staff put together an aggressive package that takes advantage of the athletes and talents we have.
and that type of pressure has to just bring a smile to the secondary players face. Flowers, Carr, Lewis and soon to be Bery will just absolutely thrive and quick throws and batted balls.
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I like it vidae, but I just don't think we're in a position to get RG3. The asking price will skyrocket with so many teams wanting QB.
I think our best chance is to build the OL this year.
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Hell of s post sir. I appreciate your effort's in this. As you know, and as we have discussed I agree with you on almost everything.
Who do you think they tag, Bowe or Carr. I think it's Carr, he may get one year more than Flowers but Bowe will get a 5 year 60-72 mil type deal.
I didn't even think about Grantham(wow you ***** thanks for never telling me), but one thing he is the 2nd or 3rd highest paid coordinator in college making about 2 mil a yer. If we offer more than that then he is a sure thing but he is sitting pretty at UGA.
Clements is my ninja. I'd love him. If we get him that does not mean we have to get Flynn either. Even though everyone will say that lol.
Agree with draft needs for most part.
Agree with Justin Houston being the sexiest ninja ever besides Hali and DJ :)
my scent?...like making love to a lumberjack
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What's with the hate on Ricky Stanzi? Those youtube clips of him with the hulk hogan theme music instantly make him better than Luck.
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I think they have to tag Bowe, not Carr. Carr seems like he'd be more willing to work on a deal and sign here long term. I can't tell with Bowe.
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LeRon McClain didn't really do that much this season, but there were times where he stepped up huge. I love having him on this team. He made a couple big plays in the passing game. Hope they bring him back. He needs to take the off-season to get back to the form he was in in Baltimore, though. He looked like a blocking TE this year.
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As Jason Hogg mentions in his blog post, the Geneva Identity Management Framework (renamed from Zermatt) was announced yesterday at PDC 2008.
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- CardSpace Geneva - A federation client
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.NET Access Control Service - Next generation service (STS) that performs claims transformation. It receives authentication information and issues authz decisions. This includes a management portal and API's for managing and writing authz policies.
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Extreme anti-Semitism was a fundamental aspect of Nazism. Hitler wanted to rid Germanic life of all Jewish influence; the problem of finding a way to achieve this was called the "Jewish question."
After the Nazis came to power in 1933, Jews were dismissed from the civil service and banned from certain fields, such as law, medicine, and teaching. The government encouraged boycotts of Jewish-owned businesses. In 1935 the Nazis enacted the Nuremberg laws, which stripped Jews of their citizenship and forbade them to marry non-Jews. By this time, it had become impossible for most Jews to earn a living.
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Offer And Acceptance
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1. The Offer.—An offer, or proposal to do a thing, may be made either by words or signs, either orally or in writing, but in law it is not regarded as an offer until it comes to the knowledge of the person to whom it is made.
Offer by Mail.—In commercial transactions when an offer is made by mail, the general rule is that the offerer is entitled to an answer by return mail, but this will not apply in all cases; for ex-ample, where there are several mails each day. In transactions which are not commercial, much less promptitude in answering is required.
When Revocable.—An offer which contains no stipulation as to how long it shall continue is revocable at any time until accepted. When an offer is made for a time limited in the offer, no acceptance afterwards will make it binding.
2. The Acceptance.—An offer can only be accepted in the terms in which it is made; an acceptance, therefore, which modifies the offer in any particular goes for nothing.
When the Trade's Complete.—The rule that a contract is complete at the instant when the minds of the parties meet is subject to modification where the negotiation is carried on by letter, for here it is impossible that both parties should have knowledge of the moment it becomes complete.
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Sail-World New Zealand: October 26, 2012
America's Cup, Auckland division
, will go to a new level today with the launch of the Luna Rossa AC72 at 6.00pm in a private ceremony.
On Thursday morning a press conference was held for local media with skipper Max Sirena and team patron, Patrizio Bertelli fronting.
We have a report on the event in this edition of Sail-World.com's newsletter.
Certainly Luna Rossa are familiar with Auckland after their Challenges in 2000 and 2003 and New Zealanders took them to their hearts, with former skipper Francesco de Angelis being voted sexiest man, and receiving honorary Officer of the NZ Order of Merit - a rare recognition for the contribution of a foreigner.
Patrizio Bertelli says this America's Cup feels like a return to the days of the J-Class with only two or three boats Richard Gladwell ©
They are a team that plays the America's Cup game with honour, even though they have their moments, like everyone else.
It was the same again at the media conference - and event notable for the lack of spin, and straight talking.
Sail-World will be at the launch this evening, and will report as soon as possible after the event.
There will be public vantage points around Westhaven Marina, as well as the launching, there will be firework displays inside and outside the marina.
Luna Rossa received a huge response from Italian fans in both the Italian America's Cup World Series regattas, and bring the Italian glamour to the America's Cup Carlo Borlenghi ©
At the media conference, skipper Max Sirena was very conscious of the events that befell Oracle Team USA last week, and will be taking Luna Rossa's build up very steadily.
We have a video in this edition from
Oracle Team US
A, of their AC72 mishap and the recovery. Compiled by Amory Ross, formerly MCM with Puma on the recent Volvo Ocean Race, it is a very good record of the whole incident from start to finish - and a big improvement on the soundbite approach that has marked a lot of the earlier video.
Oracle Team USA is lifted from the water to assist pumping Guilain Grenier Oracle Team USA©
Hot out of cyberspace is a frame by frame analysis from Erik Simonson of
who was standing opposite where Oracle Team USA capsized in October 16, 2012. Erik has run his images together into a frame by frame video which can be viewed in high definition and makes for an excellent piece of analysis as to what really happened. There's 380 shots in total of what happened that fateful day.
Don't miss the commentary from Rod Davis, on the Oracle capsize, and its lesson for other America's Cup teams.
Last May, the International Sailing Federation selected the
49er FX as the Womens Olympic Skiff
. We're pleased to be able to report on the growth of the new class, which has proved the concept was right - to put a rig designed for Women sailors onto the existing 49er hull.
While some claimed that it was a compromise, and that a specialist boat would be a better option, the numbers speak for themselves, with the 49er FX sailing in 19 countries and with over 135 rigs will have been shipped by the end of October. The countries list will expand to 21 by that date. It is a remarkable achievement not only for
Mackay Boats
, but also the two suppliers involved
Southern Spars
North Sails
using their production facilities in Sri Lanka.
The 49er FX has is now sailed in over 20 countries less than five months after selection as the Olympic Womens Skiff Richard Gladwell ©
As expected some of the top women sailors have moved into the class, whether that is permanent remains to be seen. Certainly there has been a loud sucking sound coming from the second hand 49er market, with the womens sailors buying while the prices are down. Being able to get a second hand boat for around $6000 (UK prices converted) and putting the new FX mast and sails on board for $8750 ex GST puts a perfectly good boat in the water for under $15,000 - an excellent price for a new two-handed Olympic class.
The first championships have already been scheduled, in conjunction with the Mens 49er Worlds and Europeans, and the two classes are being run by a combined organisation - making for an even smoother start-up.
Emirates Team NZ and Luna Rossa wait for racing to start off Takapuna Beach, Auckland Richard Gladwell ©
In Florida, USA the
A-Cat Worlds
have prematurely concluded in the face of an advancing hurricane, with officials pulling the pin on the event after getting in the five races for a minimum series.
Six New Zealanders competed in the event, which in the end held racing on just two of three days. Top placed New Zealand sailor was class veteran Murray Philpott, who placed fifth overall with Mike Drummond in sixth place. Several other notable NZ sailing names competed including 49er sailor Allan Coutts, and 2012 Olympic Silver medalist Blair Tuke.
We have reports on both days of racing in this edition of Sail-World.com's newsletter, along with video, but for some reason good quality photos from the event are hard to find.
Events Clothing in San Francisco, they were the third placed New Zealand boat in the Nespresso series Christophe Favreau ©
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Gladwell's Line: Italian Big Cat spots the Kiwi Cream
Richard Gladwell,
Have just got back from the Luna Rosa Media Conference held ahead of the launch, in Auckland, tomorrow evening. Speaking were team head Patrizio Bertelli and skipper Max Sirena. Mr Bertelli spoke in Italian and worked through an interpreter, so it lacked some of the flow, but he was very forthcoming in his answers. However he looked like a cat that had just spotted the cream.
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New Olympic Womens skiff off to a fast start - sailing in 19 countries
Since its selection as the new Olympic Women's Skiff in may, the 49erFX has experienced phenomenal growth, and is already sailing in 19 countries. By the end of October 135 rigs will have been shipped, to 21 countries, with an apportionment scheme still in place, as is normal with the start of a new Olympic class.
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America's Cup: Oracle Team USA capsize - frame by frame
Erik Simonson,
Erik Simonson of www.pressure-drop.us has compiled this complete sequence of events from October 16 2012 on San Francisco Bay as Oracle Racing's US 17 become the first AC72' to capsize. View this video frame by frame, in high definition setting, to see exactly what did happen that fateful day.
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Collinson FX Market Commentary: October 26, 2012 - Olympics up UK GDP
Collinson FX,
Collinson FX Market Commentary: October 26, 2012 - Markets continued to range trade with little of substance in terms of eco-political events to move the dial. In Europe there were no major economic releases and the EUR traded steady at 1.2950 although the GBP surged to 1.6120 after some solid GDP growth.
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Events Clothing joins the Auckland 18ft skiff fleet
John Little,
Events Clothing is continuing its long standing support of New Zealand yachting, and has teamed up with an Auckland based 18 foot skiff team for the 2012/13 season. Events 18ft Skiff Team, with Riley Dean, John Little and James Gell, has already competed at the Nespresso International 18ft Skiff Regatta in San Francisco in August, coming a creditable ninth (and third NZ boat)
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Rolex Middle Sea Race - Hi Fidelity emerges victorious
In the 2012 Rolex Middle Sea Race, South African entry Hi Fidelity has been confirmed as the overall winner. Arriving at 04:18.15 CEST this morning, Eddie De Villiers' Welbourne 46, established a corrected time benchmark that has proved impossible for the remainder of the fleet to beat.
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ISAF Annual Conference headed for Dun Laoghaire
The 2012 ISAF Annual Conference will take place from first-11th November in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland. ISAF Committee, Sub-committee and Commission members will travel from around the globe to Dun Laoghaire where they will be joined by ISAF Member National Authorities (MNAs), Class Associations, sailors, event organisers, boat manufacturers and many more.
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RS:X Youth World Windsurfing Championship - Relentless action on day 4
Rory Ramsden,
On day four of the 2012 RS:X Youth World Windsurfing Championships, Pawel Tarnowski [POL] was leaving nothing to chance. He would not release the relentless pressure. His scoreline since the aberration he suffered on day one includes four seconds and five bullets. No one can live with him when he is in this form.
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Techno 293 European Championship - Day 2 in Los Alacazares + Video
Patrik Pollak,
At the Techno 293 European Championship, it was late in the day when the gradient wind kicked in sufficiently to start a race - 5/6 knots - building to 8/9 briefly before dropping - and not possible to start a second race. Competitors spent the morning chilling out in the warm sunshine, a little SUP, adjusting their rigging, or just generally having a good time!
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America's Cup: Oracle Team USA - capsize and recovery - Video
Amory Ross, Oracle Team USA,
Video from Oracle Team USA of the capsize and recovery of their AC72 USA-17, which capsized in San Francisco Bay, while trying to head home after the wind and tide increased at the end of a training session. The spectacular capsize in winds in excess of 25 kts and a 5kt current running against the wind created waves several feet high.
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Lancer's Airodock on show at Lake Pupuke
Jamie Lowe,
Lancer Industries and Weta Marine joined up for a demo day at the weekend. Despite forecasts of 40 knots of wind, it was decided to go ahead. If you are trying to prove a product, then putting it to the test is the way to go. Lake Pupuke is the perfect venue. With the dock set up in the lee of Sylvan park, the two Weta's took turns taking people for a blast around the lake
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Australian Yachting Awards celebrate a successful year
Craig Heydon,
Australian Yachting Awards are being held this Friday, 26th October 2012, when Australia's sailing community will come together on Friday night to celebrate a successful year for the sport at the 2012 Australian Yachting Awards.
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Coastal Classic 2012 on board Higher Ground - Video
Colin Preston,
Video from Higher Ground competing in the 2012 Coastal Classic Starting under jib and close to shore provided a non-dramatic gybe under North Head while keeping up with boats under gennaker after calamities with some of their gybes.
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Bangin' The Corners - America's Cup Song
Beau Outteridge,
The ultimate underdog anthem for the America's Cup! Beau Outteridge (Nathan's brother) alerted us to what is going to REALLY happen in the upcoming America's Cup
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So just who is Pantaenius, then? (Part I)
John Curnow,
You may even wonder why you or anyone else should even care, for that matter. Truth is, Pantaenius is one hundred and thirteen years old with a massive marine following around the globe of over 70,000, built up over the last 40 years. That's pretty impressive, but there are several reasons and a few distinctions about Pantaenius, which have allowed for such a strong following.
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A-Cat World Championship: Heemskerk wins Championship in Florida
William Clark,
The going got tough at the 2012 Ronstan A-Class Catamaran World Championship, with extremely high wind speeds and difficult conditions throughout the week, but after five races it was Mischa Heemskerk of the Netherlands who emerged with the win. After taking a third and two seconds to put himself two points clear of Brad Collett after Day 1 Heemskerk won both races on Wednesday
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Marblehead World Championship - Brad Gibson victorious
At the 2012 Marblehead World Championships in Pleormel, France, Brad Gibson emerged victorious and claimed the title by taking eight race wins in the 20-race series sailing his own newly launched Grunge design. A strong fleet of 67 boats from 10 countries competed in the 1st Marblehead World Championship held since 2006.
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America's Cup: Rod Davis reflects on the Oracle nosedive
Rod Davis,
Double Olympic medalist and long time US and NZL America's Cup crew, skipper and coach, Rod Davis, reflects on on the work that's gone into the rescue and recovery plan in the event of a capsize...people first then recover the boat
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Lancer Industries appoints new Sales and Marketing Executive
Leading manufacturer of inflatable boats and products, Lancer Industries, has announced the appointment of James Lowe as their new Sales and Marketing Executive. Lowe joins the highly recognized manufacturing team from the super yacht world where he has captained prominent vessels within the multi million-dollar charter yacht sector.
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The Coastal Classic 2012 on board Satellite Spy - Video
David Cosgrove,
David Cosgrove reports from on board Satellite Spy during the 2012 Coastal Classic, 19th October 2012. They survived the carnage just after the start as a number of boats wiped out in a big gust. Top speed of the day was 20.2 knots behind the Hen and Chicks with a tuck in the main and a blade up. The Spy finished 17th on line and 15th on handicap in 12hrs 19min 45sec.
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Do something for windsurfing in Rio 2016 Olympics
Ned Crossley,
Annul the May ISAF Council Vote against Windsurfing. Do not let US Sailing and their three votes for kiting off the hook! Do not let the other 16 ISAF Council voters against windsurfing off the hook. Do something now prior to ISAF Annual Meeting 1-11 November 2012 to support windsurfing, please even if one design course windsurfing is not for you.
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A-Cat World Championship - Mischa Heemskerk leads after Day 1
William Clark,
Consistency wins regattas, and after three races at the 2012 Ronstan A-Class Catamaran World Championship, Mischa Heemskerk of the Netherlands has been the most consistent sailor, taking a third and two seconds to get two points clear of Australia's Brad Collett and five points clear of current world champion Steve Brewin.
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Lessons to be learnt from Sailing Event crowd hype
Rob Kothe,
In the months and weeks before the 2012 London Olympic regatta in Weymouth, which started in late July at the peak of the local tourist season, the local authorities had erected signs asking people to plan their travel plans carefully on the Devon coast because of expected delays due to heavy traffic congestion because of the upcoming Olympic event in Weymouth-Portland.
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The Moon Before Mars: Why Obama is Wrong on Space
We must colonize the Moon before attempting to send humans to Mars, otherwise we will remain in a directionless quagmire.
On February 1, 2003, the Space Shuttle Columbia broke up during re-entry, killing all seven astronauts who had spent the past sixteen days carrying out an ambitious scientific research mission in space. It was a devastating blow to NASA, who had never really recovered from the Challenger disaster in 1986.
The Columbiadisaster was caused by a foam strike during liftoff. A portion of the streamlined insulation of the left bipod strut came off during the shuttle's fiery ascent, striking the leading edge of the reinforced carbon-carbon shield of the port wing. From then on, Columbiawas doomed. But the Columbia Accident Investigation Board, chaired by Admiral Hal Gehman, concluded that the real underlying cause of the disaster lay in a flawed culture at NASA, derived from too much bureaucracy and a lack of a real mission. Among the CAIB's recommendations was that NASA be given a central mission and a long-term goal.
On January 14, 2004, President George W. Bush announced a new direction for NASA which came to be known as the Vision for Space Exploration. His directives were: first, to complete the International Space Station by 2010, and to retire the Space Shuttle from service upon the Station's completion. Second, to develop a new spacecraft, the Crew Exploration Vehicle, by 2008, and to conduct the first manned mission by 2014. Third, to return to the Moon by 2020 as a launching point for deep space missions.
NASA, under administrator Sean O'Keefe, began work on implementing the VSE by devising Project Constellation. O'Keefe stepped down in February of 2005 and was succeeded by Michael Griffin, who was passionate about Project Constellation and the Ares rockets which would be used to boost the Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle, Altair Lunar Lander, and various payloads into space.
Constellation was described as "Apollo on steroids." The Orion CEV, outwardly, is almost identical to the Apollo command modules used in the 1960s and '70s. However, the Orion is much larger, designed for five astronauts, and is fully reusable; although the Ares I upper stage J2 engines and the Ares V RS-68 engines would have been expendable.
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Security Talk: 7 Ways To Make Users Listen
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dead. That's no excuse for poor security.
Yet the gap between ambition and execution is often wide when it comes to keeping the corporate perimeter secure. The usual culprit: human error. As the recent reappearance of the Zeus banking malware reminds us, the next expensive breach is only an employee click away. Malware, phishing emails and similar schemes thrive because people make mistakes.
You know the importance of educating staff, enforcing policies and deploying strong security technologies to backstop your training and awareness efforts. You know people need help to steer clear of phishing emails and similar scams. You're well aware that social sites are fertile ground for malicious links and social engineering attacks. The pain is that no one seems to listen to your well-intentioned preaching on security best practices. And when they do listen, they seem to forget 15 minutes later.
[ What's your worst security nightmare? Read Ransomware, Social Scams Lead 2013 SMB Security Fears. ]
How do you get the word out and make sure your users are actually paying attention? For starters, give those emailed security bulletins a rest.
"End users rarely read security emails -- and comprehension decreases with length," said Nate Ulery, head of the IT infrastructure and operations practice at West Monroe Partners, in an email interview. "IT organizations should focus on alternate means of consistently getting the message out to their employees."
If not email, then how? Ulery offered this advice for getting your security messages across.
1. Use The Corporate Intranet Or Internal Social Network.
Quick, ad-like images on the company intranet, social site or other internal Web presences are a good place to start, Ulery said. Any pages that offer customizable messaging and images are worth considering -- providing employees actually visit them regularly. (If the intranet hasn't been updated since 2009, skip to tip number two.)
2. Screensavers: No More Baby And Cat Pictures.
Some users might grumble, but Ulery advises a required, custom corporate screensaver. It's desirable real estate for corporate communications and marketing, company goals and values, and a healthy dose of IT training and security messages.
3. Decorate The Water Cooler -- Or The Water Closet.
Use old-school signage as a means of regular, repetitive security reminders. "Brief, graphical and comical signs on common-area doors work well," Ulery said. "A little humor in a sign hanging above the bathroom sink will be more memorable and effective than a boring, technical email."
4. Get Out From Behind The Help Desk.
Sometimes, you need to get in front of people and, you know, actually talk to them. It's tougher to tune out security training when it's face-to-face. Real security failures make for good subject matter here. "Ask for five minutes in team and department meetings to share real-life incidents -- while also asking for feedback to encourage better communication between business and IT," Ulery said.
5. Attack Your Own Employees.
OK, don't actually attack anyone. But simulating phishing scams and similar threats is a great way to identify and bolster weaknesses in your security programs and policies.
"Proactively engage employees in poor security behavior by sending out phishing -type emails that end up taking the employee to an immediate, two-minute training session if they click on the link," Ulery said. "Generate reports on who actually clicks the link [and retrain those users]."
Likewise, don't forget about the phone scams. Ulery recommends that IT pros periodically call employees and, under some non-IT persona, ask them to give out passwords and other sensitive information over the phone. Retrain staffers who fork over their credentials.
6. Test Your Call Center.
"If you have a call center that handles customer data, regularly test the processes and interactions by having employees call into the center and test their response," Ulery advised. In fact, you need not run a full-blown call center to run a similar program. Periodically test any employees with access that handle customer information across channels -- phone, email, Web, and so on. You might consider similar training for other employees and departments that handles sensitive information, such as finance.
7. Reward Good Behavior.
Don't just play the role of ominous Big Brother; highlight positive security habits and offer a little incentive for good behavior. One example: "Send Starbucks gift cards to employees who refuse to share their password as a reward for being diligent on security," Ulery said. The reward is ultimately up to you. If your company is already applying gamification elsewhere in the organization, consider its possibilities as a security awareness tool.
Finally, although redundancy is a good thing in security training, don't confuse it with boredom or desensitization. "Through all of these efforts, insure that the message is regularly changed so employees do not end up having a blind spot for the message," Ulery said.
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5 questions with Cole Beasley: What athlete did he pay $2,000 to see play in 2012?
To mix it up a little bit at training camp, I pulled a few Dallas Cowboys players aside to ask some random questions that didn't necessarily have anything to do with football.
Five-foot-eight wide receiver Cole Beasley was gracious enough to be my first victim.
1.) What was your welcome to the NFL moment?
Beasley: "It was our first OTAs practice my rookie year. I was playing outside and I got jammed all the way out on the sideline. We weren't wearing any pads, I kind of didn't know if it was going full speed or what, but I got shoved all the way over to the sideline and fell over all the people that were on the sideline. I don't remember actually what DB it was, but someone did say, 'Welcome to the NFL, rookie.'"
2.) What has been your meanest fan interaction?
Beasley: "I've had tons of them. I've been blamed for the Packers game [last year] tons of times. And everybody loves a short joke, so I get those all the time. I can't tell you specifically what they said because I get so damn many of them. … I've had tons of people mistake me for the kicker [on the road]. That's the lowest blow you can get, if you're a skill guy at least."
3.) What professional athlete would you pay to see play?
Beasley: "Kobe Bryant. That's probably the craziest thing I've paid for. It was probably $2,000 for floor seats to see Kobe [when the Lakers came to Dallas]. I wanted to do that at least one time before he was done. That's my favorite athlete ever. That was my rookie season. I went with my wife."
4.) If you could be one of your teammates for a day, who would you be?
Beasley: "Jason Witten. To me, he's a clear cut Hall of Famer. I just kind of want to be in his head for one day. That guy knows so much [stuff] about football, it's ridiculous."
5.) What are you going to be doing five years from now?
Beasley: "Hopefully still playing in the NFL. Hopefully becoming one of the best slot [receivers] in the league. That's my goal, overall."
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AMD chops up to $50 off Radeon HD 7970, 7950 and 7870 graphics cards
The recent release of the Radeon HD 7970 Ghz Edition is having knock-on benefits further down the stack. $20 has now been shaved off the regular 7970 rrp in addition to the last discount we reported, while the 7950 is down $50 to $349 and the 7870 has also been nudged $50 deeper into the mid-range sweet spot at $249. Other cards in the line-up may also drop by some degree, although there's no official word on those just yet. These summer prices should start having an impact in stores from today — just in time to benefit from the latest Catalyst 12.7 drivers, which promise to bring significant performance gains and hence even more tension to NVIDIA.


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This branch of a Kyoto chain is perfect for an inexpensive home-style lunch. On the Philosopher's Path between Ginkaku-ji and Nanzen-ji, it's an ideal place to recharge between sights. Omen refers to the house specialty: men means noodles, and Omen's fabulous udon noodle soup is fantastic. Served broken down to its components—a basket of noodles and a platter of seasonal vegetables beside a bowl of steaming broth—it's meant to be consumed at a leisurely pace. Add what you like to the broth, plus some roasted sesame to taste. The salted mackerel is also excellent. The restaurant is country-style and comfortable, with a choice of counter stools, tables and chairs, or tatami mats. Reservations are accepted only on weekdays.
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Website for winemaker Emmanuel Delicata
Malta's oldest winery, since 1307
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Creme Caramel Patisserie of Fgura, Malta
Manufacturers biscuits under the brand name 'Devon', as well as other International brands under license
A golden-coloured, bottom-fermented lager beer launched in Malta in 1928
Herbs & spices, all sorts of confectionery products, and some great recipes
Salon Culinaire details, Malta National Team of Chefs, and more for professional chefs
Caffe Cordina in the heart of Valletta
Set within the fortifications of Mdina.
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Importers and distriburors of photo and film products, foodstuffs, and more.
European artisan crafted small, medium and larger sized oak wine kegs, casks & barrels and more.
Packaging machinery, materials and services.
A 300-year-old farmhouse situated in the heart of the medieval village of Qormi, offering authentic old-style Maltese cooking.
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