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Michael Schembri
Joined: Aug 18, 2010
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Oct 31, 2012 02:13:32
I have setup my web.xml with a login page, however, I would like the server to return a 403 status for certain
that are used for async calls.
Servlets requiring authentication are all mapped as /restricted/*
I can only think of 2 options:
1. mapping async servlets outside of "restricted" and checking for the roles in the servlets
2. handling redirect to login page in servlets that forward to a page
Is there any other way I can do this and whilst keeping access control consistent throughout?
Tim Holloway
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Oct 31, 2012 05:13:18
You do not
to a login page when using the container-managed security system configured by web.xml.
container security system does what its name says: if a user requests a secured URL, the
checks to see if the user is authenticated (logged in). If not, the
presents and processes the login/loginfail forms. If (and ONLY if) the user passes authentication, the original URL request is resumed. No application logic is involved, and no redirection is done. Once the user has authenticated, the original URL request is processed just as if the login wasn't there. In fact, there's not even a "login event" that can be monitored. The only real way for application code to tell that a login occurred is to note that a UserPrincipal object now exists in the incoming
requests, because the login process is totally transparent to the webapp.
AJAX makes things a lot stickier, since AJAX implies partial page update, which is incompatible with presentation and processing of a stand-alone login form.
Unfortunately, you cannot simply check roles, since the roles are determined by the login, and if you want to avoid problems with AJAX, that means no login in the AJAX code. That means that the AJAX code must either use an alternative security option OR the page containing the AJAX client code must only be presented AFTER a primary login. Which is generally the preferable way, although with AJAX, there's always the risk of the page staying on the client unattended until the session logs out and the AJAX code fails anyway. You MAY be able to handle this by putting some sort of hidden or meta-data in your login page that the AJAX client can inspect, but there's no "cookie cutter" solution I know of.
If you have a page that is normally unsecured, but offers additional functionality to authenticated users, you should consider rendering the page to be aware of the user authentication state so that the AJAX requests will fail with an alert to the user. If that isn't possible, about the best you can so is forgo role-based access control on the AJAX servlets and make them handle their own security. Or better yet, front them with a servletfilter. Something that will render your "403" page when the user isn't logged in (userPrincipal and remoteUser objects are null).
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Michael Schembri
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Oct 31, 2012 05:23:37
This ajax calls are made in an authetnicated page. I'm looking into this for when the session times out. the idea is that i would refresh the entire page if user gets a 403, requiring the user to login.
I tried to check for roles from a
that does nto fall under the security-constraint and as you pointed out it didn't work. I was going to return the 403 if a custom user session object is null.
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Oct 31, 2012 06:30:26
Try a variation on that. In your probe servlet, check for request.getUserPrincipal() == null. If it's null, return a 403. Otherwise you're still logged in, so return OK status.
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The world is still a long way from conquering the disease known as AIDS, but the possibility took one more step closer to reality Sunday with the announcement that, for the first time, someone has been cured of an HIV infection.
This medical first occurred with a child born in Mississippi in July 2010. According to reports from Reuters News Service, the toddler was born with an HIV infection and an aggressive therapy was launched within 30 hours of her delivery.
The announcement that she was cured of the infection was made by a team of Johns Hopkins University researchers, led by Dr. Deborah Persaud, at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections at Atlanta.
Those attending the conference say the success in this case underscores two points. First, that early diagnosis is important and that new, quicker methods need to be found for making that diagnosis, which usually takes up to six weeks.
Second, the approach with a newborn suspected of having HIV may need to change to a more aggressive one. Currently, high-risk babies are given lower doses of HIV-fighting drugs while doctors determine whether they are HIV-positive.
That change won't come right away. Aggressive drug treatment for all newborns to HIV-positive mothers would result in babies who never had the disease being subjected to the toxic drug regimen.
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Adding fun, art to education subtracts trash from landfills
Posted: April 18, 2010
It took a lot of talking in 1989 to get skeptical people to understand the concept of recycling cardboard cones, tube socks and foam gaskets so children could make art projects.
But that's exactly what Peg Upmeyer and two friends did to launch Arts & Scraps.
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"People thought we were three crazy ladies," Upmeyer recalled. "To us, it just did not make sense that there was all this cool stuff being thrown away in the garbage. We came together and saw that kids, and people who teach them, needed resources."
As environmental sustainability has become more common, Arts & Scraps has grown from a resource center in the basement of Detroit's First Lutheran Church into a prized recycling and educational leader with 19 employees, 13,000 square feet of warehouse, factory and office space, plus a bus and cargo van to pick up scraps and deliver materials to schools.
Upmeyer, a retired high school teacher, is the nonprofit's executive director.
"We give kids unusual, interesting materials that spark creativity and make them think," Upmeyer said. "We are still doing the same thing as when we started; we are just doing it bigger, in more advanced ways, and keeping garbage out of landfills."
From its Scrap Junction, adults and children pay $3 to play, make cool stuff and learn together using six interactive stations. Groups come to the premises for field trips; parents plan birthday parties there for children.
When transportation is a challenge, the Scrap Mobile can bring everything needed for projects to an offsite location. The organization sells its donated items to operate.
Annually, Arts & Scraps recycles 28 tons of materials, serving 275,000 children in collaboration with 3,300 organizations and school classrooms.
"We never know what we are going to get," Upmeyer said. "We get oddball stuff, boxes and buttons that people save, fabric samples, overruns and errors. Eight hundred people save stuff for us."
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Registration: Friday, October 30: 16:00-20:00, ¥3000 Saturday, October 31: 08:00-09:00, ¥3500
The second largest city in Fukuoka and one of the largest on the island of Kyushu, Kitakyushu known both domestically and internationally as a leading city in anti-pollution and recycling measures. The city center dates back centuries to when it was a castle town known as Kokura, which guarded the Straits of Shimonoseki between Honshu and Kyushu. Although known to gourmets as the city where yakiudon was created, Kitakyushu is perhaps best known to fans of history due to its proximity to Ganryu-jima, the locale of the famous sword battle between the legendary Miyamoto Musashi and Sasaki Kojiro. This is the third Grand Prix to be held in Kitakyushu and the fifth in Kyushu.
The Magic: The Gathering Grand Prix tournament series is a great reason to get out of the house, catch up with old friends, meet some new ones, and play Magic. Grand Prix tournaments are world-wide open events that allow all Magic players to participate and experience the thrill of a large-scale competition. In addition to $30,000 in cash prizes, Pro Tour invitations for the top 16 finishers, and exclusive foil promo cards for participants, Grand Prix feature a host of other activities, including public events and artist signings. Find out more about the Grand Prix tournament schedule here.
All prizes in U.S. Dollars.
Format: Sealed Deck + Booster Draft Participation Fee: ¥3000 (Friday registration) or ¥3500 (Saturday registration) Grand Prix–Kitakyushu will feed Pro Tour–San Diego 2010.
Registration and Schedule
The main tournament at Grand Prix–Kitakyushu is open to Magic players of all ages.
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Friday, October 28 ¥2500 Registration: 10:00-15:00 at West Japan Industry and Trade Convention Center 32-person single-elimination
The winner of each Trial receives a three-round bye to the Grand Prix. 2nd-8th place in each event will receive Zendikar booster packs as prizes.
Grand Prix–Kitakyushu Trials will be run in the weeks leading up to the Grand Prix. Each offers at least 1 Third-Round bye to Grand Prix–Kitakyushu .
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8-man pick-up tournaments will be run throughout the weekend on-site. All 8-man tournaments are DCI sanctioned events. Entry fee is ¥1200 for a Booster Draft (Zendikarx3), ¥500 for a Constructed tournament.
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Sunday, November 1 Registration: Saturday, October 31, 17:00-until end of GP, ¥3000 Format: Sealed Deck with Booster Draft Top 8 single-elimination The winner will receive an invitation and round-trip travel to Pro Tour–San Diego 2010. Other top finishers will receive Zendikar booster packs.
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Saturday, October 31 Registration: 12:45-13:15 ¥2000 Format: Standard Constructed with Top 8 single-elimination The first 72 players to register for the event will each receive a pack of MTG tournament sleeves. The Top 32 players will each receive additional prizes as follows. All prizes courtesy of Mint, the official distributor of UltraPro products in Japan.
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Note: Based on attendance, the Top 8 single-elimination round of this event may be held on Sunday.
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|Arterial and venous Doppler in the diagnosis and management of early onset fetal growth restriction.
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|PMID: 16280208 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Key issues in the management of early onset fetal growth restriction (IUGR<34 weeks) are accurate diagnosis and assessment of fetal well-being to optimize timing of delivery by weighing fetal vs. neonatal risks. Cardiovascular, behavioral and fetal heart rate patterns in IUGR follow a predictable progression that corresponds with the severity of compromise. Umbilical artery (UA) Doppler primarily serves as a placental function test providing insufficient information to solely direct perinatal management. Venosus Doppler is an independent predictor of stillbirth and acidemia and needs to be examined when the UA index is elevated, especially if end-diastolic velocities are absent. Neonatal outcomes are primarily determined by gestational age and their antenatal prediction is too ineffective to guide management. Abnormal venous Doppler, biophysical profile score and mean minute variation of the fetal heart rate are strong predictors of fetal compromise therefore favoring delivery. Randomized trials indicate that delayed delivery has little effects on short-term outcome while producing a trend towards improved early childhood neurodevelopment. This stresses the need for excellent fetal surveillance techniques and their ongoing investigation through randomized management trials.
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Located in Knightsbridge, this romantic hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Harrods, Sloane Square, and Saatchi Gallery. Royal Albert Hall and Buckingham Palace are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Easily create and share your own levels in a variety of different game types!
Check out the BGP Level Builder in action! This video provides a quick overview of all the program's key feature.
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This week I've prepared a video that gives a quick overview of all the key features the BGP Level Builder has to offer. You can see the process of level creation in action and witness the time-saving Auto-tiling system in action!
For a more complete textual overview of all the BGP Level Builder's functions, check out last week's article.
I've taken the liberty of kicking off the BGP Level Builder forums with a custom level I made in memory of (what I considered to be) an MLBR classic; Asymmetrical
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George Washington: A Life: Speech
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With effect from 10 August 2012 changes to British Civil Airworthiness Requirements (BCAR) became applicable to align the process for National Certificates of Airworthiness (CofA) with that of EASA CofA and Airworthiness Review Certificates (ARC's).
Additionally, from 1st April 2013, holders of BCAR A8-20 (M5) approvals have the option to make an application to change the privileges of their approval to allow them to issue Certificates of Validity to revalidate National Permits to Fly instead of making a recommendation to the CAA.
It is also proposed that the privilege to issue a Certificate of Validity to revalidate a Permit to Fly for aircraft that are not required to be maintained under A8-20 (M5) will be extended to all A8-15 (M3) Approved Organisations.
These changes will enable organisations to maintain / manage aircraft excluded from European Council Regulation (EC) 216/2008, as amended, including those aircraft listed in Annex II (commonly referred to Non-EASA aircraft) and recommend the issue of non-expiring National Certificates of Airworthiness and National Airworthiness Review Certificates for these aircraft types.
National Airworthiness Review Certificates (N ARC) initial recommendations, in support of an application for a non-expiring CofA, may be made by organisations holding appropriate existing A8-15 or A8-3 Supplement 2 approvals.
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Sunday's mining accident that left 19 men hospitalized and 2 men dead came as a surprise to local emergency responders. Especially since, they just completed training for this type of emergency days before the tragedy. Emergency Manager for Ouray County, Glenn Boyd, said, "This whole response was just trained on the day before it happened... it was very fresh in the responders mind... very helpful."
Boyd also said, "Ouray hasn't seen many incidents this size before with this many patients.. as far as I know this is one of the bigger incidents that Ouray has ever responded to."
Star Mine Operations LLC received a permit for the Revenue-Virginius mine in 2011, but didn't officially start mining silver, gold, and sulfide materials there until February of this year. Spokesperson for Star Mine Operations LLC, Rory Williams said, "MSHA is investigating further and trying to determine what happened in that area and why it happened in that area." MSHA regulates mine safety and enforcement., while the Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining, and Safety or (DRMS) is in charge of regulating environmental impacts of the mine. DRMS' last inspection was in September 2013.
Williams said, "I believe a blast was involved, which did create some gasses which potentially the miners did inhale and caused their subsequent collapse." While the Ouray County Sheriff's office ruled out explosion and collapse as the cause of the accident, many locals we spoke with said explosions done a few days before may have released the poison gas. Officials have yet to confirm the source of the carbon monoxide.
The Revenue Virginius Mine will remain closed as MSHA continues it's investigation. Officials said the report should be released in the next couple of days.
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To play casino online baccarat games, lots of things have to be learnt first. The major advantage is that this game can be played with low bet amounts such as 25 dollars. Due to the vastness of the online games it is necessary that you first have to make yourself familiar with the system before playing with the real money. Various online guides are available to provide the game rules and regulations. Inquiries can also be made to the customer service.
Baccarat games were established in the fifteenth century and were later added to the gambling games of the casino world. There are two methods to play the game. The first method is played between the banker and an individual player. In the second one, the banker plays against two players who can in turn bet among themselves. Even though a single strategy cannot give you an absolute win, knowledge about how to play specific bets can find the edge over banker. Free games are available for the beginners so that the online baccarat games can be well understood before playing with real money.
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Slot machine games available online is great way for having fun and is a new gaming experience in the Internet revolution. This exciting game is far the most famous entertainment of online casino industries. If you are fan of slot machines, following tips that help in improving the game and increase chances of winning.
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A player must start with an under investment. The best way is to increase the population every time he loses and reduce the population whenever you want.
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Radio stations must pay copyright fees to the artists and record labels whose songs they play over the Internet, a U.S. appeals court has ruled in a decision released today; Microsoft may face upheaval in open-source policy, citing an 'unstoppable' trend for open standards; despite complaining this month that it wanted more time, Microsoft filed its response to European Union antitrust charges just before the deadline expired,
Swinburne University of Technology's Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing recently implemented a fibre channel RAID storage system for its 130-node cluster. "We looked at upgrading the supercomputer but that would have been too expensive for what we needed," Professor Bailes said. "Although we don't have much to do with Apple, after seeing its new Xserve RAID storage device we decided to evaluate it [...] The Xserve RAID is the cheapest system of its type and none of the other mainstream players have a comparable price."
Intelli Innovations today released ProSQL 2.0, a major upgrade to its object-oriented remote database management system for Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X. ProSQL connects to remote MySQL, PostgreSQL, FrontBase, OpenBase, REALbasic Database, and ProSQL data sources. Improvements in ProSQL 2.0 include a SQL Favorites feature to store commonly used SQL statements, Support for Mac OS X 10.3 "Panther," AppleScript query automation capabilities, drag-reorderable entries, and a new rendering system for displaying on-screen queries. Pricing starts at $100.
ilesa Software today released SpamSlam 2.0, a new tool that "effortlessly blocks all unwanted junk email" from any number of accounts. Version 2.0 adds a new self-training AccuFilter, an advanced Chi-Squared Statistical Content-Based Filter. The new version also supports SMTP Servers that require authentication. SpamSlam's new SMTP Proxy Server can automatically whitelist the recipients of messages users send. SpamSlam is $25.
Earlier this month, BIAS announced SoundSoap Pro, a high-end audio restoration plug-in for Mac OS X aimed at professional audio producers, engineers, musicians, sound designers, and forensic scientists. Based on SoundSoap, its application targeted at entry-level users, SoundSoap Pro delivers a single, integrated interface that unifies the restoral process and offers a new approach to multiband noise reduction that focuses on speed, usability, and performance as well as a unique, global, real-time spectrogram. It will ship in the first quarter of 2004.
BIAS also announced that Peak 4, its stereo waveform editing application, includes G5-optimized DSP functions, including support for Audio Unit plug-ins, ImpulseVerb sample-based reverb technology, multi-processor support, Redbook CD burning, a host of new DSP tools, a mastering-quality compressor/limiter, and other enhancements. In addition, Peak 4's graphic user interface sports a new elegant brushed metal look. Peak 4 ($500) is a Mac OS X-only application.
Doug's AppleScripts for iTunes has posted several new and updated AppleScripts for iTunes, all free to download, including: New Play Count for setting the Play Count of the selected tracks under iTunes 4.1; New Last Played Date for setting the Last Played date of the selected tracks to today or today minus your number of days; Add or Subtract Play Count to add or subtract a user-entered number from each selected track's Play Count; Delete Selected File from any playlist, remove selected tracks and delete their files; Track Nmaes To Word Caps to capitalize the first letter of each word in selected track names; and Player Position to Start or Stop to set the current track's start or stop time to current player position.
Stone Design has posted the latest Panther compability update for its Stone Studio application suite for Mac OS X. The suite includes updated applications for Create 11.2.1, its $150 drawing, page layout, and web page authoring application and PStill 3.1, its $70 PostScript-to-PDF conversion application. Create 11.2.1 also offers automatic encoding of 'mailto' addresses on web pages, automatic import of MS Word files, right-to-left script support, text completion, and other updates. PStill 3.1 can now create Secure PDFs with user/authoring passwords, 40- or 128-bit encryption, and separate functions for protected printing, copying, and modification. It is a free update to the $300 suite.
Epson has announced its newest and most advanced professional-level photographic printer: the new Epson Stylus Pro 4000 creates exhibit-quality images up to 17 inches in width at speeds that nearly double that of previous Epson Stylus Pro printers. The printer features a new eight-channel printhead and seven-color Epson UltraChrome pigmented ink system. It has a 250-sheet capacity, prints at 2880x1440 dpi, and delivers 3.5 picoliter droplets as well as both USB 2.0 and FireWire connectivity. It will ship in January for $1,800.
Sony today announced two new Dual RW DVD drives that support 8X DVD+R recording and also support up to 4X DVD+RW and DVD-R recording, as well as 2X DVD-RW, 40X CD-R and 24X CD-RW recording. The internal DRU-530A drive comes with an ATAPI interface, while the external DRX-530UL drive includes both a FireWire 800 and a USB 2.0 interface. The internal DRU-530A Dual RW drive will be available in December for about $270, and the external DRX-530UL model will be available in January for around $350.
Apple today announced that more than one million copies of its iTunes for Windows digital jukebox software have been download in the 3.5 days since its launch last Thursday, and over one million songs have been purchased and downloaded by iTunes users in the same period: "iTunes users have purchased over one million songs in the first three and a half days since our launch last Thursday, which compares with one million songs in the first seven days when we introduced the original iTunes for Mac users last April," said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO. "We're off to a great start, and our competition isn't even out of the starting gates yet."
QuickerTek has released two new external antenna upgrades for the Power Mac G5, which it says "add significant range and speed to Apple wireless networks. QuickerTek's solutions move the WiFi antenna from behind the computer and allow users to mount it in a more RF efficient location." The Antenna extender ($55) offers a custom designed cable extender using the stock G5 "T" Antenna, which it says more than doubles the usable range of the Apple supplied antenna, while its 5dbi Omni G5 kit ($130) extends the range up to 500 yards in open space. Both products allow for polarization optimization.
Aqua Data Studio 3.5 is a Java-based universal database tool for building, managing and maintaining enterprise relational databases (Oracle 8i/9i, IBM DB2, Informix, Sybase, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL and PostgreSQL). The new release introduces complete schema extraction and SQL scripting of database objects as well as SQL history capabilities and the ability to open multiple query windows. Version 3.5 also comes with improved memory consumption and up to 600% increased query performance as well as PostgreSQL 7.3 support. Personal and education licenses are free; commercial licensing starts at $70.
In a Newsweek report, Steve Jobs said that contends that "in the long run the [online music] competition will boil down to Apple and Microsoft: 'Between the license fees and the credit-card charges, there's no money in online music,' he says. For Apple, the payoff comes in selling the iPod players that work hand in hand with the store.'" Commenting on iPod pricing, however, he says that the No. 1 MP3 player is not too expensive: " No, of course I don't think it's too costly. Fifty million homes have DVD players that cost that kind of money. For music lovers, I don't think it's a hurdle at all. There are sneakers that cost more than an iPod...We'd love to have a $100 iPod! We just don't know how to do it right now. We're constantly trying to make cheaper iPods. We're working on the next step."
Microsoft executives say that Apple's music service is too restrictive for Windows users, according to PC World: "if you use Apple's music store along with ITunes, you don't have the ability of using the over 40 different Windows Media-compatible portable music devices. When I'm paying for music, I want to know that I have choices today and in the future." Meanwhile, Slashdot has a positive review of Apple's service, while another articles says the service is a now a cross-platfrom DRM service, which Apple could expand with video and software offering.
WiebeTech has announced its Forensic Field Kit ($600), which provides a Forensic DriveDock and a companion FireWire DriveDock along with required power supplies, accessories and cables in field deployable Pelican case. It says that "everything required to image suspect hard drives in the field is included in this kit." The driver-less includes both the write-blocked and standard FireWire bridge for 3.5" IDE hard drives; a power supply capable for two drives; two FireWire cables; a dual port FireWire Host PC Card and a Pelican case.
Freeverse Software today began shipping Active Lancer, its vertical-scrolling shooter with fifteen levels of vertical scrolling action, a variety of pilots and weapon types, and two-player simultaneous local or LAN play: "Set in a time when Earth had befriended a number of extraterrestrial civilizations, and developed the fledgling Utopian Space Order (USO), Active Lancer pits one or two players against the Cherae Ansebash, rulers of the Engaff system, who are determined to conquer the universe, one planet at a time." The $20 title runs on Mac OS 8/9/X.
MikeMatas is giving away three detailed 12" PowerBook G4 hard drive icon replacements. The icons were created to "celebrate the beauty and portability" of Apple's 12" PowerBook G4. There are no plans for 15" or 17" versions of the icons, according to Mr. Matas. MikeMatas.com provides icon designs to many Mac OS X software developers, including The Omni Group, Karelia, and Detto.
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Every year, about this time, I swear Im going to take a week off. Who has time to talk news when theres Christmas to be had?
How slow is it during Christmas week? I thought about setting up a desk in the middle of State Street hill to empty this notebook. Theres always next year.
Meanwhile ...
Farmer John, I'm in love ...
Am I the only one who didnt know about Farmers Only, a niche dating site for single farmers, ranchers and down-to-earth country folks?
It was the hit of the post-Christmas dinner for a few nieces and nephews who couldnt get over the fact that I didnt know the jingle and hadnt seen the commercial with the talking animals fretting over how lonely their rural owners were. (Where have you been, Uncle Dave? Watching the wrong channels, apparently.)
It was all hilarious in a Charlottes Web, talking animals sort of way, until Uncle Dave just had to say: They might want to rethink that American Gothic motif.
The company, founded in 2005 and part of a growing market for specialized online dating (tagline: City folks just dont get it), features a cartoon version of Grant Woods masterpiece of rural America. In a Farmers Only ad, the pitchforked farmer says, We used to be lonely. The womans reply: Until we met on Farmers Only.
The nieces and nephews were laughing for another reason after a quick visit to the Art Institute of Chicago site, where the history of the 1930 oil revealed thats no farmers wife. Thats a farmers daughter.
Way to ruin it, Uncle Dave.
At your service. The lesson here: It pays to do a little research before broadcasting your assumptions.
Bah, Bolton
Speaking of Christmas, another season disappeared without hearing Big Stars Jesus Christ on the radio even once. But Ill make do, knowing that the ghost of this Christmas past will include the retreat of Michael Bolton.
It didnt matter what channel you were watching, the big ballad guy from the turn of the 90s was inescapable, thanks to a December blitz from Honda. I never thought Id say I felt sorry for Michael Bolton, but Honda did him no career-boosting favors, a la a glib Betty White-esque one-liner. Whatever ironic twist Honda intended was greeted even on the ads by the blank stares of a car-buying generation too young to remember his glorious mullet of curls and a slightly older generation wondering: What did that guy sing, again?
Sing good night, Michael.
The #read26indy challenge
As Purdue University ditches its Common Read program for a lack of interest and steam, a different sort of book challenge is taking on a life of its own in Indianapolis.
Michael Anthony Adams, an arts reporter at The Indianapolis Star, issued a challenge across social media last week, suggesting that all Hoosiers read 26 books one every two weeks during 2014. It started as a random post on Twitter. An afternoon later, #read26indy was trending. (Ive been as surprised as you have, Adams said.)
Its a great idea for a book club. Post the books youre reading on Twitter under the hashtag #read26indy.
Rolling out the bills
They dont get the holiday publicity of a, say, Ron Burgundy (hey, how come no one mentioned that Anchorman sequel?), but bills filed for the 2014 Indiana General Assembly session are starting to roll out. Among them: Senate Bill 23, which would designate the fourth Saturday of July as the National Day of the Cowboy and Cowgirl in Indiana, and the third weekend of May as the First Peoples Celebration Weekend in observance of the Corn Planting Moon Ceremony. (Who says they arent focusing on the important stuff down in Indianapolis?)
You can look up bills on your own as they are filed at iga.in.gov/legislative/2014/bills.
Or you can do what insiders do and follow Massons Blog www.masson.us/blog/ for a neat, compact breakdown, bill by bill. Doug Masson, a West Lafayette attorney, brings a good, constructive read any time, but especially so when it comes to Statehouse politics. Hes always instructional, without an abundance of snark. (The Simpsons and South Park references are bonuses.)
He opened the season last week with this on Senate Bill 2, which would exempt U.S. and Indiana flags from the sales tax: If ones fervor for displays of patriotism can be quenched by $1.50 in sales tax, however, one has to wonder about the level of commitment to the cause.
Youll be a bit smarter for reading Massons Blog.
Tourist in your own town
Can you take my picture?
It was such a small moment on a snowy Saturday afternoon a few weeks ago, when a Purdue University student flagged down our daughter and me on the John T. Myers Pedestrian Bridge and asked us to get a shot of him with the icy Wabash River as the backdrop. But it was one for the Community of Choice scrapbook.
Seriously, when was the last time someone asked you to take their picture around town, as if it was a destination spot?
From Visit Lafayette-West Lafayette (the communitys visitors center) to Think Lafayette (a constant celebration of all things weird and worthwhile around here), the talk has been about becoming a tourist in your own town. You know, take in the restaurants, the parks, the venues and the sites. The Purdue student we met that day got it.
Im not big on New Years resolutions. But thats one I wouldnt mind chasing. Maybe I can get one of you to take my picture with the Wabash in the background.
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Gaming the Data: Realtors Fudging the Numbers
Posted By Barry Ritholtz On June 29, 2007 @ 6:18 am In Data Analysis,Economy,Real Estate | Comments Disabled
As if the NAR data wasn't gamed, massaged and otherwise manipulated by the reportage of local realtors themselves: It turns out to be even worse than I imagined.
From a South Florida paper, we learn that local realtors are refusing to submit ALL THE DATA to their regional Board of Realtors, because doing so would dilute the nicer parts of town with lower-priced and worse-performing neighbors:
"The Naples Area Board of Realtors has long wanted to report that city's results undiluted by lower-priced and worse-performing neighbors.
In fact, for the past few months, the board has refused to submit its sales and price numbers to the Florida Association of Realtors for its comprehensive monthly reports.
Marla Martin, an FAR spokeswoman, said the Naples board — representing the wealthiest median home sales prices in Florida — had raised issues with the state association relating to the presentation of the board's sales and price data."
Can't have those crappy neighborhoods affecting our overall sales data, can we?
Statistics published in the trade association's "Sarasota Realtor" magazine had this footnote: Data may "include some listings in Manatee, Englewood, Venice and other areas." For shame . . .
THis is merely one of the many different ways that Realtors have been playing with their data: First, a slow selling house can get pulled off of Multiple Listing, and then relisted with a different MLS number and at a lower price. That makes the overall time-to-sell appear much better than it really is. The mulligan can take months or even years of time-on-the-market-to-sell.
This game also improves the "Percentage of asking price recieved" number. A $600k house that sold for $450k is 75% of ask, versus the same home relisted and asking $500k — and getting the same $450k; that's selling for 90% of asking price.
Of course, all of this is irrelevant to the rising tide of Foreclosures: while several private and state efforts have been made to reduce the increases, the bottom line is that there are presently millions of homes occupied by people who cannot afford them. Changing an ARM to a 30 year fixed isn't going to alter that.
And, as the nearby chart reveals, its not just "Sub-prime" mortgages — "Alt A"s are seeing a nice spike in late payments (60 days overdue) and defaults too . . .
Realtor groups may quit statewide reports [2]
STEPHEN FRATER and MICHAEL POLLICK
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Subprime: Point to Where It Hurts [3]
Steps to Modify Loans And Avert Foreclosures Has Investors Clashing
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I'm just getting started with this one.
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i didn't realize elemis did a camellia oil too--i love what they do with the different oils :)
AND good for stretch marks? hmm :)
yes i originally bought it for my face but am going through skin drama ryt now so i discontinued to avoid using too many products but i've been using it on my hair,i love that its very light and non greasy.i bought mine from anitagrant.com its a UK website
I have the Elemis Exotic Frangipani Monoi? Yes it is expensive, but very good for after bath? I got it in England? Now you can NOT get here, RARELY?? Thanks, I will have to try Camellia??
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The public speaks! Check out this new clip from the premiere of SiCKO on June 22nd at the AMC Lowes Lincoln Square Theatre on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
Tuesday, June 20, 2007 Michael Moore held a screening in Washington,DC for SiCKO in which he invited 900 healthcare lobbyists. Watch the following to clip to see the outcome.
Clayton and Susan Redfield were in danger of losing their home after receiving a $66,000 bill from their insurance company. After many unheard complaints, Clayton uploaded their story to the SiCKO YouTube group page and got results. Watch their story now!
Michael Moore and Harvey Weinstein discuss Hillary Clinton and her opinions on universal healthcare.
Watch Michael Moore talk about SiCKO on Real Time with Bill Maher; his first live TV appearance in more than 2 years!
ABC news discusses the latest debate between Director Michael Moore and Senator Fred Thompson.
If you want to stay healthy in America, don't get sick. Following on the heels of his Palm d'Or winning 'Fahrenheit 9/11' and his Oscar winning film Bowling for Columbine, acclaimed filmmaker Michael Moore's new documentary sets out to investigate the American healthcare system. Sticking to his tried-and-true one-man approach, Moore sheds light on the complicated medical affairs of individuals and local communities. This might hurt a little.
Michael Moore responds to the Bush Administration's investigation of 9/11 workers traveling to Cuba
Fred Thompson throws his hat into the debate ring and addresses the Michael Moore Federal investigation.
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WESTMINSTER, Colo. (AP) — The search for a missing 10-year-old Colorado girl will continue after a body was found in a suburban Denver park seven miles from where the fifth-grader disappeared nearly a week ago, police said Thursday.
Westminster police spokesman Trevor Materasso provided no information about the body, which was discovered in a grassy field late Wednesday. He said investigators were still processing evidence from the crime scene — and he made no connection in a brief news conference to the Jessica Ridgeway case.
Jessica's mother last saw her walking to school on Oct. 5. Police say the girl is believed to have been abducted and never made it to school, setting off a frantic search by hundreds of law enforcement officials and residents. Her parents were ruled out as suspects Thursday.
Police sealed off the hilly area late Wednesday as investigators combed the scene for evidence. Firemen aboard a lift mounted on a fire truck illuminated the area with floodlights for several hours after dark fell.
Thursday's announcement surprised thousands who posted photos of Jessica and have followed the case since she vanished on what should have been a short walk to school.
Police initially said the public didn't need to fear a kidnapper — then said they were investigating whether the case might be related to that of another girl who was abducted for several hours Monday in Wyoming, among other tips they received.
On Wednesday afternoon, authorities changed course more definitively, saying they believe Jessica was kidnapped by an "unknown suspect."
Adding to the mystery was a reported sighting more than 2,000 miles away in Maine of a car with Colorado license plates — one of hundreds of leads being investigating from at least five states.
Police in the Denver suburb of Westminster repeatedly have urged the public to study the details of her face in a photo — a small, gap-toothed grin, a slight bruise on her nose — and a short home video, in hopes they may have seen something or come across the girl. They've thanked thousands of Coloradans and others for helping with a search they have insisted is focused on the area surrounding Jessica's home.
Materasso said Wednesday the investigation's focus is not the girl's parents, who are cooperating. Jessica's mother lives Colorado, and her father lives in Missouri.
"We're confident they are not involved in Jessica's disappearance," Materasso said.


text: good morning, Phoenix… Posted on: October 16th, 2008 by Jennifer 4 Comments show day has come….. Roberta Brand new day…Brand new experience…Have a wonderful opening show…See you tomorrow night in Irvine!!! Rock on!! Robin Welcome to Phoenix! We are so excitied for tonight's show! We were wondering why there was so little promotion done here for the show? No billboards, flyers for the many mega churches (our church alone can pack a concert-we have ten thousand members), I only heard one radio spot (thank goodness-I bought tickets immediately). I am not trying to tell you guys how to do your job, i just thought you'd like some feedback from this end. My husband did music promotions for years and was really surprised at the low promo he saw for her here, and the number of ticket sales so far. She is adored here in Phoenix, and many people will wish the word had gotten out! Either way, We can not wait for the exciting show tonight. Lead me On was during the best years of my life!! Justin So excited you are all here! Tonight will be fantastic! Will you please ask Amy to play all or some of Doubly Good to You-would love to hear that song live. See you all @ the soundcheck. Enjoy your day here in Phoenix Justin Jesse Ferrell Hi Amy, Welcome to Phoenix!!! I went to my first concert of yours when I was 11 years old, back in 1981. It was in Lubbock Texas and I met you afterwards and also at your signing at the christian bookstore. Now many years later I still say to people who ask, who my favorite artist is and always say Amy Grant, Keith Green and George Michael. You have been a tremendous blessing in my life, thank you. I will be at your opening tonight in Phoenix. I will be bringing my 11 year old daughter who wants to be a rock star and my 19 year old son. It would be such an honor and priviledge for me to meet you again and introduce you to my children who have grown up listening to you. It is also on my dreambord and possibility list to one day sing a song with you on stage. I have an unreasonable request to sing with you, "I will remember you" in memory of my brother John who died in 1995 in a car accident. This song always reminds me of him. I took him to see you in Austin Texas in 91 or 92. I look forward to seeing you tonight!!! My daughters favorite place is the Cheesecake Factory. I hope Phoenix is good to you and your band. Loving Always Jesse Ferrell


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Mike Wayne is a chemist, a bass player, and, for the last few years, director of the Cincy Blues Fest. Hearing his passion for the event after just one conversation, it made sense just to turn this space over to him.
The Cincy Blues Fest began from a group of music fans wanting to put on a show for their community. The first Cincy Blues Fest happened at Topper Hall. It eventually moved to Sawyer Point where we were able to sell beer (there is little better in this world than a hot act with a cold beer!) The City of Cincinnati was a HUGE help and the first three directors were blessed with the greatest volunteers all sharing a vision of the perfect event.
Our team does a great job getting artists from around the world representing all styles of Blues. Memphis - Check. Chicago - Check. Texas - Check. Delta - Check. Czech - Check.
We're really lucky to have such talent in Cincy with Blues and all styles of music. We are amazingly similar to Seattle in about 1987ish. The St. Vincent DePaul Stage has some of the best Cincy Music. Be sure to catch Noah Wotherspoon - he's the actual poster guy for this year's Fest! On the Budweiser Main Stage we expect Ana Popovic to blow away the crowd! Her slide guitar is out of this world!
This year's theme stage is Women In Blues and EG Kight has been growing a cult following. And the Arches Boogie Piano Stage has nothing like it in the world. This lineup will tickle the ivories into hysteria!
For those that have yet to experience a Cincy Blues Fest I'd say to get down early on Friday and "Find Your Fest."
There is no better place for Music than Cincy right here and right now.
Blues is the foundation of nearly all western Music and what we have in Cincy is astounding. Bunbury shows us where music is heading, Midpoint shows us new music, and the Cincy Blues Fest shows us from where we all learned it. Blues is the foundation. We had King Records in the '50s and we gave the world Bootsy. Now we're going to do it again. ⬛
If you go
What: 21st Cincy Blues Fest
When: 5 p.m.-midnight, Aug. 2; 4 p.m.-midnight Aug. 3
Where: Sawyer Point, Pete Rose Way, Downtown
Tickets: $25 two-day pass; $20 Saturday, $15 Friday; $5 ages 13-18, free ages 12 and under.
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Oh Christmas Tree oh Christmas Tree.......12th December 2011
This Year Magna Science Adventure Centre and Hallam FM and Magic AM's Cash for Kids charity are working together to decorate Magna's Christmas trees. The 4 metre tree in Magna's Red Hall and the 8 meter tree in the Big Hall will be decorated with Christmas wishes from visitors and guests.
Visitors to Magna will have the chance to make a special Christmas wish and write it on a bauble.
The baubles will be hung to decorate Magna's giant Christmas trees. A minimum donation of 50pence is required to make a wish. All donations will go to support Hallam FM and Magic AM's Cash for Kids Christmas Appeal.
"Last year Hallam FM and Magic AM's Cash for Kids Christmas Appeal gave gifts to over 9,000 local children who would have woken up to nothing on Christmas thanks to South Yorkshire's generosity.
Cash for Kids is the official Charity of Hallam FM & Magic AM, set up in the 1970's, they have raised millions of pounds to help ill, disabled and disadvantaged children across South Yorkshire. Every penny raised stays in this region. Each year we support 1000's of children by providing grants to individuals, other local children's charities, groups and the health sector."
Magna is also an official drop off point for gifts for the appeal this festive period. Magna is open Tuesday - Sunday 10.00am - 4.00pm. Tickets to Magna are not needed to make a donation. Seasonal Closure Dates at Magna apply.
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Veterans of the airwaves took home most of the honors from the 2006 Tejano Music Awards.
During Saturday's ceremony in Eagle Pass, Shelly Lares won in two categories -- female vocalist and entertainer -- for the third consecutive time. Jay Perez was named male entertainer and vocalist, also making it a third consecutive win.
Jimmy Gonzalez captured the best song award with "Corazon De Fiero," and best album Tejano with "Mejor Que Nunca."
La Tropa F- won best conjunto progressive with "Milagro." Michael Salgado was awarded the best conjunto traditional for "El Zurdo De Oro."
San Antonio group, La Fuerza, was chosen as the most promising band.
Another San Antonio group, the Royal Jesters, was awarded the TMA Lifetime Achievement award. During the 1960s and 1970s, the Jesters had English-language pop and Tejano hits such as "That Girl," "Lady Sunshine," "We Go Together" and "Soy Chicano."
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Another great year of guitar music and we're ready to present Guitar International's GI Annual Awards, 2012 Edition.
Each year we are honored to recognize the spirited innovation, hard work and love of all things guitar that these artists have contributed to our community that have deepened our passion for our favorite instrument.
The guitar can energize the creative juices in all of us with a single strum, but in the hands of masters, the instrument can bring us beauty, passion, raw power and elegance.
So without further ado, here are the winners of the 2012 Guitar International Awards.
For the second year in a row, we find that Blues-Rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa has earned our Guitarist of the Year Award. Not many artists nail down album after album like Bonamassa. In 2011, he released his critically acclaimed solo debut, Dustbowl, along with a collaborative effort with his Supergroup Black Country Communion. Fast tracking behind those were his May 2012 release of Beacon Theatre: Live from New York, followed up in September of another album, Driving Towards The Daylight. And, like his 2011 albums, these two showcase his killer chops, tasteful melodies and creative songwriting.
Further Reading:
Joe Bonamassa Interview 1
Joe Bonamassa Interview 2
Dust Bowl Album Review
Black Country Communion Album Review
Black Country Communion 2 Album Review
We've got to hand it to Peter Frampton who's favored us with inventive and innovative guitar artistry since the 1960s, when he named "The Face of 1968" by Rave magazine. He music journey would shift gears when he joined Steve Marriott to pull together Humble Pie.
In many respects, Frampton's been harnessed with a "teen idol" notoriety that may have helped record sales, but never diminished the due respect he's earned from those of us who know and love guitar music. His session work with Jerry Lee Lewis, George Harrison, Harry Nilsson, John Entwwishtle and others trace back his musical contributions to the world over the course of nearly five decades.
Although his early albums failed to garner him commercial success, in 1976 his star rocketed to the stratosphere with the release of Frampton Comes Alive! The album unleashed three hit singles, "Baby, I Love Your Way", "Show Me The Way" and "Do You Feel Like We Do". His use of a hand built Heil Talk Box on the album, became a signature vocal sound for Frampton. Once the top live album of all time, the six-time platinum disk continues to get strong airplay.
His personal life and career took some significant setbacks, but Frampton has endured and his music continues to inspire us.
In 2006, Peter Frampton released Fingertips, an instrumental excursion that earned him a Grammy Award in 2007 for Best Pop Instrumental Album.
With the 2012 release of his 2012, FCA! 35 Tour: An Evening With Peter Frampton DVD/CD sets, Peter's formidable guitar talents surface yet again with his signature phrasing, sense of melody and playfulness reminds us all of why we all love the guitar and guitar music.
Further Reading:
Peter Frampton 2010 Release Thank You Mr. Churchill Rocks
Peter Frampton Interview: A Life in Music
Rush returned at the top of their game with the 2012 release of Clockwork Angels.
Their music is instantly recognizable amongst their undying and ever growing fanbase, between Alex Lifeson's intricate guitar riffs, Geddy Lee's powerful vocals, the masterful percussion work by Neil Peart, and their overall futuristic sound.
After 44 years and 20 studio albums, the Canadian progressive rock trio returned to the music world this year with their new album that reflects their manifest destiny as one of the best rock groups ever.
The new album shows the members of Rush at the top of their game, with even more expansive guitar playing becoming one of the highlights of the album, along with a noticeably heavier sound.
Further Reading:
Rush Fans Gather for the Clockwork Angels Tour in Tampa
Rush Deluxe Tab Collection (1975- 2007) Review
This year, we've selected a guitarist, Doug Rapopport, for our Artist Deserving Wider Recognition. The guy's formidable guitar playing not only impresses in its power and raunch, but he's contributed his talents to one of our favorite blues musicians, Edgar Winter. Born in the U.K., Doug can now be found in Los Angeles where he teaches for the Guitar Institute of Technology (GIT). And if you've been to an Edgar Winter show during the past six years, he's the guy on guitar that rips through some haunting blues and tanks up on hard rock that shakes the rafters.
He released his debut solo CD, Bionic, in 2009 , that includes a powerful cover of Winter's "Dying To Live".
"It has been a blast and an honor to play, tour and record with Edgar Winter. He is a singular talent and a great friend and mentor. I look forward to many more years of tearin' it up with the Texas Tornado…!" — Doug Rappoport
If you've ever tried to figure out how to play guitar or one of those classic licks by the legends of rock guitar – look no further. Justin Sandercoe has been contributing free guitar lessons to the world of guitar for nearly a decade. This British gent's easy going teach style offers guitarists around the world free lessons for guitarists at all levels. Even Queen guitar legend, Brian May, and Steve Vai have noted how impressed they've been with Justin's site.
With well over 100 million page views and being ranked as one of the U.K.'s Top 10 Youtube Celebrities by The Telegraph newspaper, we too are awestruck by the man that The Independent has called, "one of the most influential guitar teachers in history."
Further Reading:
Official Justin Sandercoe Site
On September 12, 2012, a gale force gala of rock royalty gathered together to help out the victims of Hurricane Sandy.
The sold-out show was held in Madison Square Garden and reportedly reached up to 2 billion people around the world through the Internet, 37 television stations in the U.S. and 200 more around the world. On stage, viewers watched as the top musicians in the world played, including Eric Clapton, Paul McCartney, Billy Joel, Jon Bon Jovi, The Rolling Stones, The Who and more.


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Frontiers is a conversion of HL2DM that offers the immersive experience of a migrant's journey into Europe from Africa and the Middle East. In carefully remodeled conflict zones and migration hotspots, the players compete in the dangerous struggle of refugees and borderguards. It is a multiplayer game for up to 16 players, where one party, that is mainly unarmed, is trying to either cross a specific area (border) or escape a raid situation. The other party, mostly security and military forces, can use all necessary force to prevent this. Weapons vary depend on the local conflict situation with the guard side always changing identity. After a specific amount of succesfull crossing, the refugees are advancing a step towards Europe. Guards get promoted for the succesfull arrest of refugees, kills are never being rewarded. In some levels, they might lead to a loss of points.
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serious topic, very good mod. maps: beautiful; gameplay: not that easy to succeed, tricky, but quite cool and interesting to play, especially in the map where you have to bribe or arrest.
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July 29th, 2014
Stephanie Melgaard has been hired as call center manager at Bell State Bank & Trust, located at 3100 13th Avenue South in Fargo. In her new position, Melgaard oversees management and daily operations of the call center.
Originally from Arvada, Colo., Melgaard earned a bachelor's degree in communication from Univeristy of Northern Colorado. Prior to joining Bell State Bank & Trust, Melgaard worked at Midcontinent Communications.
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Thai Five-Year Yield at 11-Week High on Rate Outlook; Baht Falls
Thailand's five-year government bonds fell, pushing the yield to an 11-week high, on speculation the central bank won't need to cut interest rates as the global economy improves. The baht declined.
U.S. House Speaker John Boehner is trying to sell a tax rise for top earners to fellow Republicans to reach a deal to avert more than $600 billion of automatic spending cuts and tax increases in the world's largest economy. The Bank of Japan, which ends a two-day meeting tomorrow, will probably boost monetary stimulus, 17 of 21 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg forecast. Thai consumer prices rose 2.7 percent in November from a year earlier, the least in three months, official data show.
Bond yields are climbing because of "the improving outlook for the global economy and risk assets," said Jens Lauschke, a fixed-income strategist at DBS Group Holdings Ltd. in Singapore.
The yield on the 5.125 percent bonds due March 2018 increased one basis point, or 0.01 percentage point, to 3.31 percent as of 3:19 p.m. in Bangkok, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That was the highest level since Oct. 2. The yield has risen five basis points this year.
The central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged last month after an unexpected cut in October, and signaled it may be done with easing.
Thailand's economy may expand 5.8 percent in 2012, compared with an earlier prediction of 5.7 percent, Bank of Thailand Governor Prasarn Trairatvorakul said at a seminar in Bangkok on Dec. 13. The economy may grow 4.7 percent next year, higher than the previous 4.6 percent projection, he said.
The baht fell 0.1 percent to 30.60 per dollar, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The currency has appreciated 3.1 percent this year. One-month implied volatility, a measure of exchange-rate swings used to price options, increased two percentage points, to 4.30 percent.


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Brian Hoyer can become the first Browns quarterback since the thick of the Bernie Kosar mess to win his first two starts. Coach Rob Chudzinski has announced Hoyer as the starter for the Cincinnati game.
Funny, that Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis would mention Eric Metcalf less than an hour after Brian Hoyer did Wednesday.
Lewis was reminiscing about his Pittsburgh days when the Steelers had to scheme against speedy little Metcalf bouncing outside.
Hoyer was recalling his days as a grade-school Browns fans listening to the adults boo "Metcalf up the middle."
Hoyer's dad had season tickets behind one of the steel poles in old Municipal Stadium. He was 10 years old when the Browns bolted to Baltimore. He was only 8 the year of the Bernie Kosar bombshell, but, he says, "I remember seeing Bernie play."
Both of them get a laugh out the fact they are becoming friends. Kosar says he is thrilled to have had a long talk with Hoyer on Saturday, the night before "the kid" beat Minnesota.
Hoyer will get a chance to be the first man in two decades to win his first two starts as a Browns quarterback. Head coach Rob Chudzinski made it official that Hoyer will start Sunday against Lewis' Bengals.
Vinny Testaverde and Mark Rypien are the most recent Browns quarterbacks to win their first two starts. Testaverde did it in 1993, not making his first start until Game 6, a few days after Hoyer's eighth birthday. Testaverde won it 28-17 over the Bengals, then beat Pittsburgh 28-23 the next week.
Hoyer, 27, heads for start No. 2 in a far different place than Testaverde 20 years ago. He has replaced Brandon Weeden, whose record as a Browns starter is 5-12. Testaverde replaced Kosar, who had led the Browns to what still stands as their best era since the 1960s.
In that '93 season, Kosar started the first five games, in which the Browns were 3-2. During his fifth start, head coach Bill Belichick benched him in favor of Testaverde.
Testaverde finished off a 24-14 loss to the Dolphins in Cleveland, triggering a fan revolt. Testaverde then won the first two games he started in place of Kosar.
Testaverde got hurt late in his second start, forcing Belichick to reinstate Kosar for a game against Denver. Belichick blew his stack after Kosar took play calling into his own hands. Belichick retaliated by cutting Kosar, who a week later found himself playing for coordinator Norv Turner as a Dallas Cowboy.
The fan uproar grew into a volatile chapter in Browns history, contributing to a sour mood that turned dark when the franchise moved after the 1995 season. Testaverde did help the 1994 team to the playoffs, with Rypien winning his first two starts as an injury replacement.
Michael Lombardi was a Browns personnel executive in the 1990s whose run with the team made him some enemies. He returned to the Browns this year as general manager, and, in a move that may be winning him some friends, signed Hoyer on May 17.
Page 2 of 2 - Hoyer got his shot because Weeden is out with a sprained thumb. In naming Hoyer for his second start, Chudzinski said:
"Brandon will be out. He's making progress. We'll expect him to start throwing this week."
Weeden continues to be listed as the No. 1 quarterback on the team's official depth chart, but Chudzinski left open the door for Hoyer to change that.
"We'll just take it on a week-to-week basis," he said.
Hoyer, incidentally, said he was congratulated by Kosar after the Minnesota game.
"That was pretty cool," he said, also noting he heard from his former mentor, Tom Brady.
After playing at Michigan State, Hoyer wound up on New England teams coached by Belichick for three years.
Kosar was in his third year with Belichick in 1993.
Belichick cut both of them.
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Goals and Vision
Core Values and Strategic Plan
Along the way in our budgetary planning, we will remain true to the university's core values, which are
- Commitment to people. A continued commitment to students remains our No. 1 priority, along with a commitment to faculty, staff, and all the people of our diverse campus community.
- Allow learning and its expression for all. Share our wealth of knowledge, which enables discovery and fosters a learning-centered environment.
- Continue to develop partnerships. Change the lives of our community and those we serve through partnerships; truly transform lives through collaborations and a spirit of cross-cultural cooperation.
- Strengthen relationships. Understand that individual successes strengthen the overall community.
- Sustainability for the long term. Continue development and entrepreneurial advancement. Realize that we must sustain our efforts through short and long-term commitment and by continuing to invest in an infrastructure that supports research and creative endeavors.
Wright State University's strategic plan helps guide our decision making. It includes five goals:
- Provide academic distinctiveness and quality
- Enhance educational attainment
- Expand our scholarship in research and innovation
- Provide leadership for social, cultural, and economic development throughout the region
- Provide and develop human, financial, and physical sustainability in order to accomplish the university's strategic goals
I often talk about how people's lives are transformed through their associations with Wright State, whether as a student, faculty member, administrator, or general employee. We feel strongly that the Wright State model changes lives.
Our plan is to go forward to a promising future where lives will continue to be changed for the better.
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This Collection includes 20 of Kirk Lorange's Christmas Finger-Style Lessons, plus a bonus lesson of Auld Lang Syne.
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Lessons included: Silent Night (easy), Silent Night (tricky), Silent Night (harmonized Melody), Twelve Days of Christmas, Jingle Bells, It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, O little star of Bethlehem, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (easy), God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (tricky), Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, We Wish you a Merry Christmas, The First Noel, Greensleeves, Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring, Away in A Manger, Home for Christmas, Gloria in Excelsis Deo, Deck the Halls, Oh Come All Ye Faithful, O Holy Night and Auld Lang Syne in Dropped D.


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We employ around 3000 employees at coca-cola Icecek but we have more than double number of distributor employees in the system that we can leverage in order to impact Turkish society in a broader scope. The fact is that the distributors' gender diversity is male dominant.
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We have announced to our distributors that we have set them a target to achieve in terms of women representation in their organizations. In order to encourage this approach, we have committed to cover the cost of female new hires in commercial that has a robust career path.
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Underground Power Lines In the Works
The last franchise agreement Bainbridge Island made with a power company was in 1947, and it expired long ago.
Now, with the memory of December windstorms that darkened the island for as much as a week still fresh, a new pact with Puget Sound Energy that lays out the parameters for putting power lines underground is close to being signed.
Burying electrical lines wouldn't prevent outages, but they could be less frequent and "more contained," said Bainbridge Island City Council member Debbie Vancil. She is the chairwoman of the city's Public Works and Transportation Committee, which has worked on the pact.
"We have heard from citizens that this is something they want," Vancil said.
But everyone would have to pay more.
"Whether the community considers the cost of that a reasonable tradeoff, it remains to be seen," Vancil said.
The City Council discussed the proposed agreement Wednesday. There's no known opposition, and the agreement could likely be passed by the council April 11.
Only the smaller distribution lines that serve neighborhoods would possibly go underground — not the large transmission lines that deliver power to Bainbridge Island.
A PSE spokeswoman, Linda Streissguth, said Wednesday that population growth on the island means a new substation needs to be built. Vancil said that's expected within three years and could help solve the long-lasting outages that Bainbridge is famous for.
Neither PSE nor the city has a plan yet for which areas of the island would be prioritized for underground lines. And it's too soon to say when or how many of the lines would be buried. The plan could apply just to new infrastructure or it could be one in which existing lines were moved underground, area by area.
Vancil believes Winslow should be at the top of the list.
Residents across the island head into town during outages for supplies, food and information, she said.
"But when Winslow's down, the impact on the island is immense." she said.
Winslow Way is already slated to be dug up in coming years for modernization under Winslow Tomorrow. The opportunity strikes then, she said.
"I certainly wouldn't want to dig up the ground a second time," she said.
A franchise agreement between a utility and a municipality allows the company to use public rights of way for its lines and equipment. The new pact would last 15 years with a possible five-year extension.
The 1947 pact was between the town of Winslow and PSE's predecessor, Puget Sound Power & Light Co. That 50-year agreement expired in 1997.
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