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"Perth - the Entrance door to Western Australia" Perth by Myndo
Perth Travel Guide: 2,350 reviews and 5,162 photos
Perth was only the Beginning of my 2nd trip through Australia.
Unfortunately I couldn?t stay very long, but I really liked it?s "ambiance" and feeling.
Since my friend was there one week befor me, she showed me around a little.
If you have only short time (like me), go and take a look at swan bell,
vistit the kings park (very nice view), go shopping and make a day tour to rottnest island.
- In a nutshell:a very nice start into western Australia
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My friend moved to Perth last year from the UK unfortunatley her 19 year old daughter was murdered there 10 days ago, terrible shock, she so loved it were she lived in Mindarie, sounded superb.
You have quite an impressive collection of travel there yourself:-).. I love Perth and Rottnest Island is a nice getaway... the quokas are interesting.
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"The Price of a Broken Heart" is a movie based on the true story of Dot Hutelmyer. The movie debuted on Lifetime Television on Monday, August 16, 1999 as a fact-based drama. "The Price of a Broken Heart" is written by Patricia Resnick and directed by Paul Shapiro. The legal drama stars Laura Innes, Timothy Carhart and Park Overhall as Dot Huteleyer, states the New York Times.
When Dot Hutelmeyer married her handsome husband, she wasn't planning on losing him to a woman at his job. Dot Hutelmeyer vows to take back her rights as a wife by suing her husband's mistress under the "alienation of affection" law, a law designed to protect wives whose husbands have been stolen by home-wreckers.
According to the Movies Based On True Stories Archives, the true story was based on a North Carolina case from the late 1990's involving Dot Hutelmyer and her husband. Dot Hutelmyer sued her husband's girlfriend under the "alienation of affection" law," which was first created in New York in 1864.

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Myers property at Fish Lake Park, trailhead has neighbors up in arms
May 2, 2013 | Vol. 117 -- No. 2
Paul Delaney
Visitors to the Fish Lake Trailhead cross Myers' property, passing by many decrepit buildings including DJ's Tavern, closed since 1995.
Lunnell Haught has fond memories of Fish Lake.
"I can remember when they had the best French fries in Spokane County at Myers' Resort," the longtime area resident said. "I go back that far."
But that's hardly the case today as the one-time fun family gathering place is what some call a toxic dump and an eyesore, among other things. The property is now home to a burned out house, a double-wide trailer that just sits, a closed bar, a yard full of old heavy equipment and litter.
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The art museum's tenth anniversary party has something for everyone.
Luxembourg in English
Economy: Household spending has steadily declined since 2007, Luxembourg's official statistics body said Monday.
Statec reported that total average household expenditures were 4,687 euro per month in 2009, compared to 4,850 euro in 2008 and 4,894 euro in 2007. However, the latest figure is still higher than the monthly average reported in 2006--4,810 euro--and in 2005--4,396 euro.
The agency also said Luxembourg households spend about 11 percent--more than 500 euro--of their monthly budgets outside the Grand Duchy, a proportion that has been more or less stable since 2005.
In addition, there is variation in spending based on nationality. Belgians and Luxembourgers typically run through more than 4,800 euro per month on average, while Italian families shell out just more than 4,500 euro and Portuguese average a tad over 4,000 euro.
Luxembourg households use about 9 percent of their budgets for food and non-alcoholic beverages, compared to the EU average of 17 percent and 44 percent in Romania.
The report is based on an annual survey of 1,000 Luxembourg households, chosen at random, that statistically represent the population.
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text: The Ministry of Defense and Aviation has announced that a Saudi Royal Air Force helicopter of type 212 crashed yesterday in the northwest of the Kingdom, some thirty miles southeast of the King Faisal Air Base. All three crew were killed in the crash, which was caused by technical failure. The three men, who were on a night training mission, were Pilot Captain Ghazi bin Ahmed Al-Asmari, Air Captain Saad bin Ali Al-Qarni, and Technical Chief Sergeant Faleh bin Muhammad Al-Aidi.


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This year's Great Backyard Bird Count (February 12-15, 2010) gives homeschoolers a fun way to participate in scientific observation while helping scientists answer questions about winter bird populations in North America.
Participants count birds for as little as 15 minutes per day during the bird count. At the end of the four-day period, they enter their findings on the Great Backyard Bird Count's website. Scientists use the data collected from thousands of volunteers for research into bird migration, population changes and conservation.
How homeschoolers can get involved
To get involved, simply choose an observing spot, such as the window by your backyard birdfeeder, your neighborhood playground, the Pioneers Park Nature Center, or one of the nearby lakes. Count the total number of each bird species you see at one time during the observing session. After the four-day bird count is over, enter your findings on the Great Backyard Bird Count's website.
To help make your count easier, you can download a printable tally sheet here . Not sure of the birds in our area? Check out Cornell University's on-line bird guide or buy a bird identification book. Birds of Nebraska Field Guide is easy to use because it lists only birds found in Nebraska and groups the birds by color.
By participating in the bird count, children learn bird identification and strengthen their math skills. To incorporate art, have kids draw pictures of the birds they see or practice their photography skills by taking pictures of the birds at your bird feeder.
Great Backyard Bird Count Activity Day
On Saturday, February 13, 2010, join other birders at the Pioneers Park Nature Center from 9-11:30 a.m. for the Great Backyard Bird Count Activity Day. Nature Center Staff will help you identify birds, give tips for feeding birds and help you participate in the bird count. No registration is needed for this free event. For more info, contact Wild Bird Habitat Store, (800) 606-2553, firstname.lastname@example.com, or the Nature Center at (402) 441-7895.


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Xandros First to Use New LSB Test Kit
Our member and distribution partner Xandros is the first to use our new distribution test kit as part of their certification to the LSB. You can read the release here.
"We are very proud that Xandros Server 2.0 has the honor of being the first Linux solution to use automated testing procedures to certify to the latest Linux Foundation LSB specification," said Ming Poon, Xandros VP of Product Development. "The new testing toolkit worked like a charm and should provide a major boost to Xandros Server and other standards-based Linux distributions by making it easier than ever for application vendors to support the entire Linux ecosystem."


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To get an idea of the thinking behind this car we need to look at the Honda Civic during the mid eighties, this is a car born out of the need to produce something for everybody and it certainly does that, with four body styles and the choice of several engine and gearbox options. However, the car that we are interested here is the three door hatchback that would have been powered by the 76 HP 1.5 litre engine.
But the Civic is nothing but versatile and because of this it should be a dream car for import builders as they need cars with plenty of spares available and they also have to be something different too, which the Civic is. So take this unassuming looking car and start to pull it apart and you are left with a good base for a great build.
The first thing that stands out with this car is the colouring, this bright yellow and blue design is the colouring of builder racing team, Spoon Sports, this team is well known in Japan not just as a racers. Nevertheless, as testers for Honda too, this car from 1985 is significant because this is when the company was formed, this is where Spoon started and now Tatsuru Ichishima the president of Spoon is a national hero and racing icon.
The car is totally original, this is what Spoon was built on and so it deserves a bit of recognition, as all cars that a led the charge should be, this is a turning point for the company. If the car failed there would be no Spoon Sports as we know it. The same can be said for other top teams too; there future is based firmly on what happened in the past!
These are the details for this great looking Honda Civic from 1985;
Fast Facts – 1985 Civic (E-AT) Group A Spec
Owner Spoon sports
Hometown Ogikubo, Tokyo, Japan
Daily Grind Honda Tuning Specialist
Power 230 HP @9800rpm Torque N/A
Under The Hood naturally-aspirated ZC Engine 1.6L DOHC; Spoon valve cover, aluminium oil pan, oil cap, reservoir covers, straight pipe-exhaust (megaphone type), custom header w/spring flange joints; NGK spark plug wires; grey sealer paint
Brains Keihin ECU
Drivetrain 5-speed close ratio transmission
Stiff Stuff Showa struts; custom aluminium roll cage, front torsion bars, rear springs, front strut tower bar, front/rear sway bars w/spherical end links, adjustable panhard rod, air jacks, single lug conversion
Stoppers Nissin callipers; adjustable proportioning valve; 2-piece drilled rotors
Rollers 15 X 8 (front) and 15 X 6.5 (rear) centre-locking Enkei wheels, 205/55 R15 Vintage Yokohama Advan SS tires
Outside : Flat panel underneath car; Spoon Sports paint scheme, decals, windshield banner; tow hooks; EC Works Type A mirrors; hood pins; fender-mounted air jack wand
Inside Handmade meters: Spoon Sports first-gen steering wheel, carbon-kevlar bucket seat; Simpson harness; custom seat brackets; battery kill switch;
Source [Super Street Online]
T3 T04E Turbo Charger
Product Description of the Honda Civic Turbo Charger T3 T04E kit;
THE MOST COMPLETE TURBO KIT FOR Honda Civic Integra B-Series B16 B18This kit Fits very well, works for ALL Civic and Integra with B engine. Due to different Model Years, some modifications are needed, Downpipe Might need to change. But other than that, it fits very well. This turbo spools very fast and picks up power very Quick, Good for 300~350 HP
Priced at $ 669
Source [Amazon]
Stainless Steel 4-2-1 Design Exhaust Manifold Header
Product Description of the Honda Civic SOHC D Series Engine Exhaust Manifold Header;
Add power, torque and aggressive sound to your car / truck with a set of BP Headers. BP uses the latest in race exhaust technology and engineering to manufacture exceptional quality stainless steel headers that provide maximum exhaust flow and efficiency. The BP headers are also made to last; constructed from T-304 stainless steel the highest grade of stainless steel for building an exhaust system.
Priced at $ 71.96
Source [Amazon]
Tags: Honda Civic, import builders, spoon sports
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V and Co.: tutorial: rag rug and moda
a few weeks ago i got an email from a wonderful woman from moda (yeah THE MODA) asking if i would be interested in posting some tutorials over at moda bake shop
How to Make a No-Sew Rag Rug – Little House in the Suburbs
I thought that with all of the emphasis on recycling and reusing these days, a no-sew rag rug post would be more common. DIY Braided Rag Rug (with Tutorial Links)
Rag Rug Tutorial « Crafting Creatures
I've seen one of these at my friend's house and always wanted one. I also recently saw a picture of one on Craft Passion's blog and then
The Patchwork Heart: Rag Rug Tutorial
Hi and welcome to my country style eco friendly shabby chic crafty blog. Thank you for stopping bye I do hope you will enjoy my ramblings . . . . please
Recycle Tutorial: Braided Rag Rug | Free Pattern & Tutorial at
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Moda Bake Shop: Braided Rag Rug
Love your rag rug tutorial and used it to create my own! I have posted about it on my own blog and linked to your site, hope you don't mind! 🙂
This Vintage Chica: October 2006 – Free Blogs, Pro Blogs
The tutorial on the crocheted rag rugs is almost done along with my rug that is now the size of a small bathroom rug. Maybe by the end of the week.
Recycle Tutorial: Woven Rag Rug | Free Pattern & Tutorial at
Recycle your old bed sheet into a lovely woven rag rug. Picture 1 of 4 Click "Next" for more pictures
Heather's Custom Sewing: Crocheted Rag Rug Tutorial
These rag rugs are great to throw down in front of the kitchen sink, bathroom, or front door. They are washable and can be made to match your décor or the
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A few people wanted to know how to make one of these rugs. I started with a piece of upholstery fabric that measured about 20" by 28". Other people have


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Murray Feiss P1113ORB Oil Rubbed Bronze American Foursquare 1 Light Mini Pendant
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Technical Specs
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|Medium (E26)
|Bulb Included
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|Compact Fluorescent, Incandescent
|American Foursquare
|Energy Star
|Glass Features
|Frosted Glass
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- Fixture includes three 12 inch stems and one 6 inch stem for easy installation at different hanging heights
- Fixture housing is constructed of Metal ensuring years of reliable performance
- Ultra secure mounting assembly
- All Feiss pendants featuring stem kits come with canopies equipped with a 90° swivel to allow for mounting on a vaulted ceilings
- Mini Pendants look great in multiples above a kitchen island or bar
- Features a Glass shade
Lamping Technology:
- Bulb Base - Medium (E26): The E26 (Edison 26mm), Medium Edison Screw, is the standard bulb used in 120-Volt applications in North America. E26 is the most common bulb type and is generally interchangeable with E27 bulbs.
- Compatible Bulb Types: Nearly all bulb types can be found for the E26 Medium Base, options include Incandescent, Fluorescent, LED, Halogen, and Xenon / Krypton.
- Height: 6"
- Width: 5" (measured from furthest point left to furthest point right on fixture)
Electrical Specifications:
- Bulb Base: Medium (E26)
- Bulb Included: No
- Bulb Type: Compact Fluorescent, Incandescent
- Number of Bulbs: 1
- Watts Per Bulb: 100
- Wattage: 100
- Voltage: 120v
- UL Listed - Indicates whether a product meets standards and compliance guidelines set by Underwriters Laboratories. This listing determines what types of rooms or environments a product can be used in safely.
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Pitsou Kedem Architects are responsible for the amazing restoration of this Jaffa, Tel-Aviv home estimated to be over hundreds of years old!
I LOVE the amalgamation of old with new, and the views are just as incredible!!
Hope you've enjoyed!
Much love,
All images via Pitsou Kedem Architects via Yatzer.com


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Jun 10, 2011 11:55 AM
We know some of you lovely ladies are a little more macabre than the average girl, and we can relate. You might have reached a point in your office life where you realized interjecting the actual logistics of a zombie apocalypse into co-workers' water cooler talk about the latest horror movie is just creeping people out. Perhaps this Lady Death Pendant ($25) is a good way to only slightly mask your weird; at first glance, it looks like a pretty cameo, but with a closer look... surprise! Skeletal lady! Well, maybe that will just keep creeping them out after all...
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If you're looking for a new home, you'll want to know how much it costs before buying. A house is a big purchase, after all. This is why it will be in your best interest to hire a qualified realtor.
Hammel-Hagmann, Realtors is a certified real estate company in Erie, PA. They definitely have the knowledge and experience to provide evaluation services for the residential home sales. With years of experience in the industry, these real estate agents and brokers keep up on market trends so they can negotiate the best deal on your behalf.
It is good to hire someone who has well-rounded knowledge of residential real estate. This way, they'll know how all the moving pieces work together. This also sets up the relationship, so you can go back to this person in the future if you again need a real estate appraiser.
Hammel-Hagmann, Realtors would like to invite you to give them the opportunity to get the job done for you as well. As a real estate company, we also provide services regarding foreclosed homes, property investment, and more. So call us today and let us help you find your new home.


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Dec. 23, 2011
For the second consecutive week, junior outside hitter Rachael Kidder (Moorpark, CA/Moorpark HS) of the UCLA women's volleyball team was selected as the UCLA/Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week for Dec. 12-18.
Kidder was named the NCAA Tournament's Most Outstanding Player after leading ninth-seeded UCLA to the National Championship in a 3-1 victory over third-seeded Illinois. Kidder had 20 kills and eight digs in the Championship match, including her 1,000th career kill. In the semifinal sweep over Florida State, she totaled 21 kills and 12 digs while hitting .462 to post her eighth double-double of the season and 10th of her career.
The NCAA championship was the fourth for UCLA women's volleyball and the 108th overall for the university.
This is Kidder's fourth UCLA/Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week honor of the season and seventh of her career.
Also nominated: Rebekah Gardner, W. Basketball; Lazeric Jones, M. Basketball.


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Haster, the award-winning, Alternative Metal group from Orange County, CA, is excited to be throwing down its soon-to-be-released, full-length album, "Let It Go." It's scheduled to be released on March, 25, 2014. If you're instantly curious about the group's sound—as many are, you can check out the group's video, "Crutch," and/or their 2011 EP release, "Searching," which is also available on i-tunes. Better yet, you can also get to know the group by visiting them on Facebook and/or Reverbnation.
So what does this mean for Charlotte's music scene..? Hopefully, it means a not-too-far-off appearance from this game-changing, Alternative Metal crew, as they continue to pave the path with their unique, Alternative Metal sound. Before getting too far ahead, though, let's see what Haster is all about:
Formed in 2010, Haster is an unsigned group, commanded by five dignified musicians. This includes Jarret Stockmar on vocals, David Heida on lead guitar, Patrick Nolan on Rhythm guitar, Bob McCool on bass, and Brian Tew on drums.
When asked about the group's distinctive sound, David Heida, of Haster, went on to say: "We are HUGE Tool fans, but we're also inspired by a ton of bands…Our sound comes from bands like: Chevelle, Korn, Stone Sour, Slipknot, SOAD, and Breaking Ben…However, we all listen to so much different music that the new album 'Let It Go' is shaped around…"
When asked about the group's long and short-term goals, Heida said: "We want to get our music out to everyone and tour, as much as we can…We've been trying to get out of normal markets, while hitting up venues we haven't, before…" Heida also said, with expected laughter: "As with most groups, we would love to quit our day jobs…I think that's everyone's dream…I think if we can make a living playing music... That would be good enough for us..!"
As mentioned, Haster is currently an unsigned, indie artist. When asked about that status, Heida went on to say: "We have some small labels talking to us—but nothing in stone…At this stage in the game, we really like being an indie artist—doing everything ourselves, at our own pace…When you're signed, you have too many people demanding you to create art, or to do things you don't want to do…Right now, we enjoy what we're doing and want to see how far that takes us…" Can you blame them..? More importantly, one who enjoys Metal and Rock—in Charlotte; in Orange County; or anywhere, for that matter, can't help but want to see Haster succeed in their quest and to get that well-needed break!
Well, from Charlotte's music scene to Orange County's, let's see what we can do to make that happen. With that in mind, get online, and check out Haster! Enough interest from the east coast and other markets is a sure way to help! Stay tuned for more album release information on Haster.


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Type: Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 6.1.20 EE GA2, 6.2.X EE, 7.0.0 M3
Fix Version/s: 7.0.0 M1
Component/s: UI Infrastructure, UI Infrastructure > WYSIWYG
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LPS-31807 Source code editor in CKEditor constantly resizes in IE8 LPS-17075 CKEditor Source mode can be selected at most once during a editing session LPS-54977 Hyperlink is broken after switching to Source mode and back to rich editing in CKEditor LPS-43236 ckeditor caret is aligned left LPS-55018 Indent is lost after switching to Source mode and back in CKEditor
Text cursor appears out of the Source editor's textarea on resize events. This seems to be an IE9-related issue.
Reproduction steps:
- Start the Portal, and navigate to it in IE9
- Create new Web Content
- Edit the above Web Content and start adding a translation
- Switch to Source mode, click in textarea, and either collapse the CKEditor toolbar, or resize the floating panel by grabbing its right edge (repeat this 2-3 times)
- Caret will pop out of the textarea and it starts blinking underneath
This issue is related to an IE specific workaround in CKEditor. Textarea is hidden for a moment to ensure that it fill its holder element entirely. However, invisible textarea hands focus over to the holder and never gets back.
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I sent the following pull request: https://github.com/HSchueler/ckeditor-ee/pull/4
I've just updated the variable names in the fix. Now, it works in IE 9 (also tested FF and Chrome).
PASSED Manual Testing following the steps in the description.
Reproduced on:
Tomcat 7.0.42 + MySQL 5.5.21. Internet Explorer 9. Portal master GIT ID: 7d7da0792f72b0ca0c254282e454d7c6354c50a9.
Text cursor displays out of the Source editor's textarea on resize, when I input something the content is out of the textarea.
Fixed on:
Tomcat 7.0.42 + MySQL 5.5.21. Internet Explorer 9. Portal master GIT ID: 8b63a29205491ba1924dbb058ce9a6f1bcfa30ad.
Text cursor displays in the Source editor's textarea on resize.
As Byran suggested, I filed a CKEditor ticket at https://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/11839.
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If I use JavaScript + jQuery, for example, does links inserted in $(document).ready() will be available for crawling? How can I insert crawlable links in JavaScript?
No, links inserted with Javascript will not be crawlable. You are better using a server-side solution to add links, i.e. output
Having said that, search engines are always improving. Google recently announced major improvements to the crawling of Flash files, so it's not impossible that some Javascript links could be crawled. It does depend on the situation. Something simple like
There is probably a better way to do what you are doing. If you provide more details (i.e. why you are using Javascript to add links), we may be able to offer better guidance. Perhaps you can output links in a hidden layer, and show them when needed? That way the links are in the raw HTML and will be crawled.
I use progressive enhancement so have the link in there in as a tags in the HTML which is then over ridden by the JavaScript. I suppose its also good for users that have JavaScript turned off (although I'm not really sure if people even do that any more.)
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A Portrait of the Alhambra
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A personal photo portrait of The Alhambra, Granada, mostly focusing on the pattern and detail of the Nasrid Palaces.
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A Portrait of the AlhambraThis looks wonderful - such detailed photographs of beautiful buildings - it's going on my Christmas list.
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I am always amazed at the near total lack of foresight by the engineering teams that put these things together. There is little to no security built in. They always seem surprised when somebody hacks into their pretty little gadget.
Who writes the specifications for these things, The three Stooges? Was the requirement deleted by management? Was the entire project done by recent graduates with no adult supervision?
Inquiring minds want to know!
The real problem is not the court.
The real problem is the existence of that law.
The judge is constrained to follow the law, no matter how stupid it is.
The solution is to change the law.
What does it take for someone to tell this paranoid clown to shut up. Mr. President are you listening?
They should pass a law that will make automotive executives that value cost savings over rigorous engineering criminally liable for the failures designed into their vehicles.
Maybe life in prison when a child is killed will wake them up.
Even if he knew he was sharing with the telco as part of the service agreement, I doubt that he consented to sharing with the police through the IMSI.
The police inserted their equipment in place of the cell tower. That goes beyond simply tapping a phone line which does require a warrant.
Netflix has to accept the regional licensing dike to offer content. The VPNs keep poking holes in the dike. Netflix pounds corks into the holes they find. They know it is a futile effort but they must do it to please the technically challenged suppliers.
The fun part comes when one of the creator/suppliers figures it all out and drops the regional foolishness and releases worldwide on the same day. How the rest react to the heresy will be interesting. Bring popcorn.
I see two possibilities here.
1. Chaum is an incredibly naive nerd that really does not understand the actual issue.
2. He is not getting the attention he things he should for his work and figures that his system will be a wonderful pr tool.
Possibly both.
Besides, how do you select the nine persons with keys? How do you guarantee they are not compromised. Any reliance on the human elements is doomed to fail.
You cannot be too careful about those office supplies. A sharpened #2 pencil can be deadly if used to stab between the ribs. It punctures the heart and they will bleed out before anyone can save them. I don't recall which ribs, I saw it in a movie decades ago.
The damage that can be done with a letter opener is also scary. Then there is a network cable used as a garrote.
The world is Not a safe place.
Taking a vehicle you have no legal right to take is grand theft. Do you prosecute the police officer, his chief, or the city council? Or all of them?
Which law school is Ann Bartow a professor at?
Wherever she is the constitutional law prof. needs to have a serious talk with her.
If she mentioned the school in her bio for the article the school is in for a thumping for allowing her out of her box. Imagine someone like her running around out in the real world.
What they need at the DEA and many other federal agencies is a serious set of middle management purges, followed up by clear and explicit policy changes. To be followed by ass kicking and/or further purges for noncompliance.
The only way to remove a cancer this far along is with some radical surgery. Those are MY tax dollars paying those worthless scum and I am Not happy.
I can't blame them for being flinchy about the whole mess. I suspect some of this had to be due to the retiring Librarian of Congress being technologically clueless in the first degree. Hopefully the new one will understand something more advanced than a dial telephone.
I don't know if they are allowed to 'clarify' these rules after they are issued, or if we will have to wait three years.
I quit counting the number of so-called news sites that I have stopped reading because they shutdown comments. Worse are the ones that require the use of a 'verified' Facebook ID. Verified means that I had to volunteer my phone number so they could resell it to a 'business associate'. My giving it up lets them ignore the do not call list. Slimy weasels.
Yes, I avoid sites where the noise level is too high, but usually there was nothing there in the first place.
As I read I intended to make a comment, until I got to the last sentence referring to AOL. Oh well, no comment on that.
Then it occurred to me that Mr. Z, the perpetually clueless twerp, could not even come up with a new bad idea. He had to take an old bad idea and try to make it work a second time.
The phones were the property of Capital One.
When they were fired they returned the phones to Capital One.
If they did not delete the 'personal' information from the phone does that information now belong to Capital One?
Can the government compel them to turn over the passwords to inspect Capital Ones property. How would this be different that if they knew the only password to a data server?
I can imagine a few things that are more stupid than suing Marc Randazza over something like this. Even if he is widely no for his soft spoken and tolerant demeanor it is a bad idea to sue. Similar to walking up and kicking a bear cub with its' mother near by.
THC-infused beer. I am not sure I am ready for that. A few beers and you relax And have a legendary case of the munchies. The day this hits the market I am buying Frito-Lay stock.
They determined that it was not an immediate danger so they did not evacuate the school. But Ahmed was so dangerous that they put handcuffs on him.
He brought it to show his teachers. Are the teachers so ignorant that they did not recognize what the components were? Maybe in elementary school, but this was high school; and the junior high has a robotics program. Or did the principal freak out and not even bother to have a science teacher even look at it.
This kind of over reaction cannot be tolerated. With this type of thinking some of the stuff my buddy George built in high school (1967) would have had half the town evacuated.
If they were to dig just a little I bet they would find that most of this comes from just a small number of people at the IRS. Determine the worst ones and fire them. The word would get around.
If you are rewarded for bad behavior you will just keep behaving badly; on the other hand ...
And when the family and friends start taking pictures of the homeless I hope they won't mind too much if someone else takes pictures of them doing it. We could post them to a Flickr account. Maybe name it 'Stabbing the wounded'.


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The Best Song Ever Written - The Climb
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The Terra Nova found
2:08 PM.It happened by accident. The final resting place of the lost SS Terra Nova, the ship that carried Captain Robert Falcon Scott on his doomed expedition to the South Pole, has been discovered in 1,000 feet of icy water off the coast of Greenland.
Feature Album - Electric Ladyland
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Fresh Fast Food with Geoff Scott
3:08 PM.Geoff Scott, chef and owner of the renowned Vinnies restaurant in Herne Bay in Auckland shares a recipe for Potato Gratin.
Wine with Belinda Jackson
3:16 PM.Wine consultant Belinda Jackson is on the line from Blenheim.
Film Review with Sarah McMullan
3:28 PM.Today Sarah looks at this week's big box office release - the latest in the Bourne series.
Junior Detective
3:40 PM.It's a "Who Done it" mystery for the kids. Tomorrow, at the New Zealand Police Museum In Porirua. kids can play Junior detective and crack an important case. Kids dress up in police uniforms, and track down clues scattered around the Museum.
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3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel.
The Panel with Brian Edwards and Michelle Boag (Part 1)
4:07 PM.Ecuador has granted asylum to Wikileaks founder Julian Assange two months after he took refuge in its London embassy while fighting extradition from the UK. Opposition MPs are reported to be furious at the National MP Maggie Barry, whose cross-party parliamentary group they accuse of being created solely to kill off a Labour MP's bill to legalise assisted suicide.
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Even though the American Civil War officially ended in 1865, repercussions of that bloody war are still being felt and fought over. Most battles are thankfully only battles of words, but they keep the war alive by reminding us what happened during those four years of battle almost 150 years ago.
One of these after-shock type battles was fought over the attempted sale of a human skull that was found near Benner's Farm in 1949. This location is near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The location had been a Confederate field hospital during the civil war. It is unknown who the skull belonged to; however, a breastplate was found near the same location and it was determined that it belonged to a soldier from a Louisiana unit.
According to reports in Reuters, an auction company had planned to sell the skull at auction, with the hopes that it would bring between $50.000 and $250,000 dollars. The auction company said they were trying to auction it for an anonymous seller. They were hoping it would be purchased by a museum or a collector.
After hearing the pros and cons of auctioning off the human skull, Thomas Taylor of Estate Auction Company, recommended to the estate which owned the skull to donate it to the National Park Service. When the Gettysburg National Military Park received the skull, they in turn donated it to the Gettysburg Foundation. Both entities plan to work with the Smithsonian Institute to make sure the skull is authentic. If the skull proves to be authentic, it will be buried with full military honors.
It is wonderful that everyone involved saw the need to give the soldier a proper burial after almost 150 years. He had given his life for a cause he believed in, and it a was very considerate gesture for the owners of the skull and the auction company to give it up without another fight. Be sure to watch the video about the skull in this article.
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Fury of the "Winners"
There was a lot of self-delusional and semi-fascistic talk among conservatives during the late stages of the presidential campaign blaming the entire economic calamity on poor people and minorities who supposedly blew up the Boom Times by taking out mortgages they couldn't afford to pay. As an exercise in right-wing populist "wedge politics," it didn't work. But it didn't go away, as witnessed by yesterday's now-infamous on-air tirade by CNBC business reporter Rick Santelli from the floor of the Chicago Board of Trade.
You should watch the video itself, but the main thrust of Santelli's jeremiad was aimed at Obama's new foreclosure relief proposal, which rewarded "losers," and will place the United States on a trajectory to become just like Cuba. The sheer self-righteousness of Santelli's rant--inflated by attaboy cries (genuine or facetious) from the prosperous white men on the trading floor around him--was what was remakable about it. As Ezra Klein brilliantly observed:
[W]atching the traders bray and cheer as Santelli calls for the streets to run green with the equity of the working class is an astonishing insight in the psychology of the crisis. These guys feel betrayed. America let them down! After all, they didn't buy the mortgages and default. They just bought the packages that then defaulted. They trusted Americans to be responsible and they were burned for it. And so you know what? Screw 'em. This is their problem. Let them default. They should lose their houses. Wall Street is tired of being ground under the thumb of the lower middle class. This country has coddled those losers long enough, and see where it's gotten us.
But I think something a bit deeper is going on here as well. Santelli's argument is not much more than a crude and boorish version of a lot of the sober "moral hazard" criticism of Obama's housing plan. You probably know the idea: when government helps people who have suffered from bad behavior in the past, it encourages bad behavior in the future. Better to make them object lessons of the consequences of bad behavior. What are a few million ruined lives as compared to the advantages of a country with improved moral muscle tone?
The problem with this "analysis," of course, is that there really weren't a whole lot of people who sat down one fine day and decided: "I think I'll buy a house I really can't afford and then default on the mortgage!" Put aside the blandishments of lenders, the national ideology of homeownership as a sign of middle-class status (and as a rare source of working-class capital), and the widespread expectation that housing values would continue to more-or-less improve for the foreseeable future. More fundamentally, it's difficult to wax angry at homebuyers who somehow did not anticipate losing jobs, health insurance, savings, home equity, and most of all the ability to sell homes at a break-even price. And you also have to wonder how many people who are upset at government help for housing "losers" were the completely accidental beneficiaries of more fortunate trends in the housing market in the past (e.g., those millions who bought at a price slough, built up equity without lifting a finger, and then used government-subisidized home equity credit to retire debt, boost savings, and acquire many nice things).
What may be at the bottom of some of the angrier "moral hazard" talk is even deeper than the habit of blaming victims, with the oft-accompanying strains of self-righteousness and sometimes racism. Big economic downturns challenge one of the most abiding myths that well-off Americans venerate: that economic success is a sign of personal virtue. The corrollary, of course, is that economic failures tend to deserve it. That obviously wasn't true in the depths of the Great Depression, when a fourth of the population couldn't get jobs. But the myth lived on, and precisely at times when it seems to be endangered by empirical evidence, it sometimes emerges in a nasty and vengeful manner, as when Rick Santelli indulged himself yesterday in sneering at Barack Obama for caring about "losers."


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As I and many others have pointed out for years, unless you are a crony Wall Street welfare queen you can pretty much forget about any high level position in the Obama Administration. Barack made that clear from day one when he decided to surround himself with two of the people at the core of the 2008 financial crisis, Larry Summers and Tim Geithner. The trend is simply continuing with the current nominee for Treasury Secretary: Jack "Bailout Bonus" Lew. The revolving door is institutionalized and at this point as reliable as a Swiss watch. From Bloomberg:
Jack Lew is the nominee for Treasury secretary whose own bonus as an investment banker was bailed out by the Treasury Department when it rescued Citigroup Inc. (C) in 2008. He owes much to America's taxpayers. He should also be grateful to Citigroup for agreeing to let him rejoin the government without suffering much for it financially.
An intriguing revelation from Lew's Senate confirmation hearing last week was that he stood to be paid handsomely by Citigroup if he left the company for a top U.S. government job, under his 2006 employment agreement with the bank. The wording of the pay provisions made it seem, at least to me, as if Citigroup might have agreed to pay Lew some sort of a bounty to seek out, and be appointed to, such a position.
Of course he is close to one of the biggest snakes in the grass in modern American history, Robert Rubin.
He joined Citigroup in 2006 as chief operating officer of its global wealth-management division. Lew was recommended by former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, who at the time was chairman of Citigroup's executive committee. (There seems to be an unwritten rule that every Treasury secretary must have deep ties to Rubin.)


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College Hockey:UNH Pulls Away Despite Strong Start by Maine
Faber's Early Goal, Bourdon's 21 Saves Carry Wildcats
BOSTON — New Hampshire coach Brian McCloskey believed Saturday's semifinal win over Maine did not feel like a 6-0 game.
But players like Sam Faber and Melissa Bourdon can do a lot to make a team look better on the scoreboard.
The conference's top rookie Faber scored just 55 seconds into the game, and goalie Bourdon allowed that 1-0 lead to stand through several uncharacteristic Wildcat defensive breakdowns over the first two periods before UNH (31-2-1) pulled away.
On the critical first score, the conference's top scorer Sadie Wright-Ward darted into the zone and drew two defenders. The puck was poked to a wide open Faber in the right faceoff circle, and she buried her shot into the opposite corner.
"Coach always tells me to shoot, so I shot," Faber said.
The shot was a pleasant surprise for her coach.
"Sammy's a deadly lurker," McCloskey said. "Sadie and [Jen Hitchcock] tend to go into traffic, and Sam came in back. As soon as she got it, I knew they were in trouble. I knew she was going to get open, because she was in the back of the scrum, but I didn't know if she would shoot. I'm glad that she did."
Despite four power plays, UNH could not extend its lead, and Maine (17-9-6) was dangerous both shorthanded and on its own power play. The Maine penalty kill was not overly aggressive, but it played smart enough to disrupt UNH's puck movement, and Maine goalie Genevieve Turgeon shined in her role.
"We tried to work hard in the defensive zone and not allow second shots, and really pack it in," said Maine coach Guy Perron.
Meanwhile, Maine had several scoring chances of its own, both shorthanded and on the power play. Sonia Corriveau was Maine's first period standout. Early in the game she stripped the puck from Nicole Goguen for a breakaway and hit the pipe. She killed one UNH penalty singlehandedly by drawing a penalty deep in the Wildcat zone, and she got off another dangerous shot shorthanded on UNH's last penalty of the first period.
"Our defense played poor which has been one of our strengths this year," McCloskey said of the first period. "One-on-one they were skating around us, we were being aggressive in the neutral zone on the wall, which we shouldn't have been."
Bourdon held her own despite the pressure, against a Maine team that had scored a season-best five goals against her. One of the highlights was a Maine power play, when she stopped three shots in quick succession. The 21 saves was the most she had since Jan .11, and the UNH team now has a 342:19 scoreless streak.
"I thought Maine played a great first period, if Melissa Bourdon doesn't make a couple big saves we could be at the short end of that period," McCloskey said. "We hadn't faced a lot of dangerous situations, and Maine got them tonight. She looked solid. She was square."
Both teams exhibited strong defensive zone coverage in the second period and neither allowed many opportunities, but UNH finally broke the game open on the power play.
With 3:38 to go in the second period, Amy McLaughlin and Wright-Ward worked the puck to Hitchcock at the top of the crease. With a pack of Maine defenders in her face, she backhanded the puck off the right post for the 2-0 lead.
UNH pulled away at 7:29 of the third period on a controversial goal by Lindsey Caleo, when most Maine players appeared to believe there should have been a whistle. Top scoring defensemen Kelly Law and Julie Poulin each got misconducts before the game was over, and Maine never recovered.
Faber scored her second goal of the night when she took the puck from Hitchcock and threaded in a shot from the slot for the 4-0 lead. Just minutes after hitting the inside of the crossbar, Jackie Wedster scored on a second-chance opportunity to make it a 5-0 game. Hitchcock found the net with eight second left to round out the scoring.
The Hockey East final appearance will be UNH's third in four years. The win extended the team's unbeaten streak to 26-0-1, the most in a single season by a team since women's hockey became an NCAA sport.
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Fans of "Star Wars" love to hear more about this movie. Now new unconfirmed reports are out that the "Star Wars: Episode 7" plot has now been released to the entire world. Nobody has been able to confirm that this is the real plot of the movie but fans are hoping it is true. On Monday, The Guardian shared about this leak.
A site called Bada** Digest is the one that is sharing this plot leak. They said, "Their quest takes them off world, and they meet up with Han Solo and Chewbacca, who aren't flying around in the Millennium Falcon anymore … Han and Chewie recognise the lightsaber as Luke's, and they say they haven't seen their friend in thirty years, since the events of Return of the Jedi. So begins a quest to find the missing Jedi Master. Meanwhile, on an ice planet, nefarious forces are building a super weapon, one capable of destroying not planets but entire solar systems … "
They went on to say, "Instead of R2 coming to Tatooine it's a hand falling from the sky, but the basic sweep of the story is similar, and intentionally so. But things that seem familiar may not be as familiar as you think - don't assume that every ice or desert planet in the galaxy has already been visited, if you know what I'm saying."
You can check out everything that they have to say on the original website. At this time, Disney is not speaking out about if this is a real plot leak or not. Fans are hoping that it is but they won't know for sure until Disney talks or the movie "Stars Wars: Episode 7" actually hits the theaters. This movie has started filming but Harrison Ford was injured on set and they had to take a short break.
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Coach Biography
Greg Mitchell
Phone: 503-883-2530
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Greg Mitchell is in his ninth year assisting with the Linfield track and field program. He brings a wealth of competitive experience as a four-year letterwinner with the Wildcats in both cross country and track and field. He works directly with the distance runners and serves as associate head coach of the Linfield cross country program in the fall.
Prior to joining the Linfield staff, he spent four years coaching cross country and track at Rampart High School in Colorado Springs, Colo. Both his boys and girls cross country squads enjoyed success, with the boys team winning consecutive Class 5A regional championships in 2004 and 2005. Before becoming a head coach, Mitchell spent time as an assistant at Gresham and McMinnville high schools.
His Linfield career included two conference crowns and two runner-up finishes in the 10,000 meters, as well as two second-place conference finishes in cross country. He competed in three cross country and two track and field national championship meets.
Mitchell earned his bachelor's degree in history at Linfield in 1995. He and his wife, Stephanie, live in McMinnville.


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What: Locally produced film "Dancing on the Edge."
Where: Kiggins Theatre, 1011 Main St., Vancouver.
When: 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. Friday, Saturday; 6:30 p.m. Sunday; 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday.
Information: Highland Light Productions or Kiggins Theatre.
Highland Light Productions will start filming "Michael's Ride" this summer in and around Vancouver. The film about a boy with leukemia is slated to star John Savage and Sam Elliott.
What: Locally produced film "Dancing on the Edge."
Where: Kiggins Theatre, 1011 Main St., Vancouver.
When: 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. Friday, Saturday; 6:30 p.m. Sunday; 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday.
Information: Highland Light Productions or Kiggins Theatre.
Highland Light Productions will start filming "Michael's Ride" this summer in and around Vancouver. The film about a boy with leukemia is slated to star John Savage and Sam Elliott.
A local project fueled by faith and stubbornness is paying off. Not in dollars and cents yet but in hearts won over.
The film "Dancing on the Edge," which was shot and produced in Vancouver by a Clark County crew with a cast of fledgling actors plucked from around the region, has won a string of awards on the film festival circuit. A distributor just picked up the film, which means it might soon be sold to a TV network.
The inspiring tale of a teenage ballerina's struggle to overcome drug addiction is coming to Vancouver's Kiggins Theatre for a weeklong run starting Friday.
It's been a long time coming.
Alexander MacKenzie has been working with kids for decades. The veteran character actor teaches acting classes, including to young people with a history of drug or alcohol abuse. About 30 years ago, he met a teenage girl battling alcoholism. Her perseverance impressed him so much that he wrote the script for "Dancing."
Life took many turns some of them sideways for MacKenzie after that. Eventually, he stumbled onto the set of "War and Remembrance," the successful World War II miniseries starring Robert Mitchum.
MacKenzie is a Navy veteran, which landed the extra a speaking part.
"I was the only who knew how to jump out of a submarine hatch without falling on my face," MacKenzie said with a laugh.
The movie business has been his home ever since, in one form or another. MacKenzie became a character actor and played the sheriff in 2003's "The Hunted," a Hollywood production starring Tommy Lee Jones that filmed in Portland. He also made a name for himself as a casting director able to find talent in the Pacific Northwest. He's produced and directed commercials and corporate programs.
Then, in the fall of 2010, a company offered him a big commercial job. It could have made MacKenzie a good chunk of money, he said.
But he had his suspicions about the investors' ethics and turned it down. MacKenzie is a devout Christian.
Instead, he decided to launch his own production company, Highland Light Productions. The first project would be the script he'd written so long ago.
MacKenzie gathered up a cast of enthusiasts with minimal to no acting experience. He found local crew members willing to work on deferred payment.
While visiting the Kelso Highlander Festival, he noticed a young man filming the event with a digital camera. The two started talking about the more-affordable movie technology, which MacKenzie would have to use for his low-budget production.
Daniel Steely, a then-17-year-old who was volunteering for the local cable-access channel, became the cinematographer for "Dancing."
When shooting started in and around Vancouver in early 2011, MacKenzie had $2,000 to run the production and feed his cast and crew for several weeks. It was a leap of faith. But everything fell into place once word got around about his project.
"People came up to me and handed me checks," MacKenzie said.
They made it through the shoot without starving. But then MacKenzie needed money for post-production film editing, sound mixing and such. On the last night of the shoot, a man called him from Yakima, wanting to invest $20,000.
Now, it was time to create some attention for the project, which for independent film means entering festivals. The naysayers told MacKenzie he wouldn't get into the festival circuit with a film that lacked even a minor star.
"Dancing" didn't just get in; it cleaned up. The festivals it played were small, to be sure, but the Vancouver product got excellent reviews.
At the New York City International Film Festival, MacKenzie, Steely and the 13-year-old lead actress Nicole McCullough of Warren, Ore. walked away with little golden statuettes.
"It's something I'll never forget," Steely said.
He was still in high school at the time and didn't have his driver's license yet, but when the lights came on after the New York screening, he noticed all eyes on him.
He didn't know why, hadn't heard the announcement, but his mother nudged him and told him to go up to the microphone.
The teenage boy had just won the best cinematographer award, beating out much older and more-experienced competition.
"I didn't expect to win," Steely said this week. "I had no idea what was happening."
The film picked up several more awards, including in San Francisco. And Breakthrough Entertainment recently agreed to distribute "Dancing," MacKenzie said.
It's a family film and likely headed for television. There won't be very much money coming in from it, but it'll be enough for MacKenzie and his collaborators to continue on their mission.
There's a Christian message tucked into "Dancing": helping people, forgiveness and treating each other right.
"We preach the principles without preaching religion," MacKenzie said.
There's another intent behind Highland's productions: keeping money in the local community.
"This isn't to get the big house in Beverly Hills," MacKenzie said. "Just enough to make the next picture and to do it here at home, where the money stays at home."
Highland Light not only hires all-local talent, crew and contract services, it strongly encourages its cast and crew to donate a small part of their earnings to local charities.
It's part of MacKenzie's bigger plan. He wants to use his production company to train unemployed workers in skills they can use on and off the set. He wants to strengthen the local economy by circulating all profits here, rather than shipping them off to Hollywood. And he wants to do so with films that families can watch together, films that open viewers' eyes to hardships in their community.
It might sound like an uphill battle, but so was taking a movie from Vancouver to New York City.
It just requires conviction, MacKenzie said.
"We all believed in what we were doing," he said. "We believed in the dream and made it come true."
Jacques Von Lunen: 360-735-4515; email@example.com; http://www.twitter.com/col_schools.


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- Verify that all computers meet the minimum system requirements for the version of SANmp you are installing.
- Backup any critical data before performing any updates – SANmp or otherwise. While updating application software is generally non-invasive, it's better to be safe.
- Disconnect the workstations from the SAN fabric that you will be updating. Without SANmp installed, the operating system will not recognize the SANmp configured storage correctly and could cause data loss.
- Uninstall SANmp (Admin and Client) using the installer package specific to the version of SANmp that you are uninstalling. Each version of SANmp has various application files, driver files, and other support files that are installed in specific locations. If these files are not removed prior to the installation of a new version of SANmp, it may cause not only SANmp – but other applications, workstations and servers, and the SAN infrastructure itself to experience instability. Only the installer package for the version of SANmp that you wish to uninstall will reliably remove all of these files. Once the uninstall is finished, restart the workstation, then proceed with the installation of the new version of SANmp.
- Install the latest version/build of SANmp that is compatible with your computer. When the installation is complete, shut down the computer, reconnect it to the SAN, and power up the machine. Update one workstation at a time (if possible) and test access to the SAN; this will make it easier to troubleshoot and isolate any potential issues.
- Verify that all SAN connected workstations are running the same version of SANmp.
Updating SANmp
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To update an existing SANmp installation, you must first uninstall any previous versions of SANmp. These guidelines outline the proper steps for a successful update procedure:


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By Roberta Rampton
WASHINGTON, Oct 26 (Reuters) - U.S. Health and HumanServices Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, besieged by bad news aboutthe new government health care website, sought on Saturday tohighlight a portion of the complex system that she said isworking well.
The website, designed to let millions of uninsured Americansshop and enroll in health insurance, has been plagued by delaysand error messages since it rolled out on Oct. 1, embarrassingPresident Barack Obama as his administration scrambles to fixthe problems.
In an upbeat blog post on Saturday, Sebelius releasedstatistics to illustrate the volume of interest in theAffordable Care Act, or Obamacare, and the speed of the "datahub," one piece of the complex system behind HealthCare.gov.
Sebelius praised the performance of the data hub, whichconnects to the Social Security Administration and InternalRevenue Service to verify applicants' identity and income.
She said it took the hub less than 1.2 seconds to routeinformation, and called it "a model of efficiency and security."
"The Hub is on the job, and so are we," said Sebelius, whowill be grilled about the website by Republican lawmakers at ahearing on Wednesday.
The hub was developed by Quality Software Services Inc, orQSSI, a unit of health insurer UnitedHealth Group.
On Friday, the Obama administration announced QSSI would nowserve as "general contractor" to oversee repairs by the end ofNovember, a step designed to build public confidence that thewebsite can be salvaged in time for Americans to buy insuranceby the end of the year.
The administration has been criticized for not releasingdata on how many Americans have successfully enrolled forinsurance - information it plans to unveil in November -although it has said almost 700,000 applications for insurancehave been filled out.
The government expects about 7 million people to enroll forindividual insurance in 2014.
Sebelius said the Social Security Administration has beenpinged by the data hub more than 4.2 million times asindividuals or households try to establish an account using asocial security number, with the biggest numbers coming fromPennsylvania, New York, California, West Virginia andWashington.
The IRS has handled more than 1.3 million requests to verifyincome and family size tax data from the hub - about 80,000requests per day - and has been able to provide responsesthrough the hub in less than a second, on average, Sebeliussaid.
The IRS has also fulfilled more than 330,000 requests for a"computation service" that determines whether someone iseligible for subsidies based on their income, she said.
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Pac-10 Opener
The Wildcats will open the Pac-10 season this Thursday-Saturday against USC in Los Angeles ... Arizona has put together a 41-43-1 record on the opening weekend of conference play since joining the Pac-10 in the 1979 season ... The Wildcats swept defending national champions Oregon State in Tucson in the league opening series last year ... Since the Pac-10 North and South merged in 1999 Arizona has opened conference play against the Trojans one other time. The Cats hosted the Trojans and took two of three from them in Tucson in 2003.
Coaches Pick Cats
The Wildcats have been named the team to beat in the Pacific-10 Conference this season. In a vote by the leagueˇ?s coaches, Arizona was named to the top spot, garnering 61 total points. Coaches are not allowed to vote for their own team and the point totals go eight for a first place vote, seven for second and so on. It is the first time Arizona has been named the preseason favorite since the Pac-10 North and South merged prior to the 1999 season.
Preseason Pac-10 Poll (First-Place Votes) Total Points
1 Arizona (6) 61
2 Arizona State (3) 56
4 Oregon State 44
5 Cal 32
6 Stanford 30
8 Washington State 18
9 Washington 9
The Wildcats went to Tempe to take on No. 1 Arizona State in a Grand Canyon State showdown. The Sun Devils downed the Cats 6-5 in the non-conference game at Packard Stadium ... Arizona committed a pair of costly errors that led to two earned runs and couldnˇ?t plate the tying run despite getting a runner on third with less than two outs in both the sixth and ninth innings ... The bottom three hitters in the UA batting order (2B Mike Weldon, SS Bryce Ortega and C Dwight Childs) went a combined 4 for 11 with five RBI and two runs scored.
Last Week
? The Wildcats took two of three from the visiting Cal State Fullerton, winning the three-game series opener 8-3 and Saturdayˇ?s series-clincher 6-2 ˇ? Sundayˇ?s 10-7 loss snapped UAˇ?s 12-game winning streak and was the Wildcats first defeat since opening day ˇ? The series victory was UAˇ?s fifth in five tries this season ˇ? On Friday Arizona broke a 40-year old record for consecutive shutout innings. The Wildcats, who blanked all three opponents at the Whataburger Classic March 7-9 in Corpus Christi, Texas, rode the arm of ace Preston Guilmet for 7 2/3 shutout frames against the Titans to extend the scoreless streak to 34 2/3 straight innings, breaking the 1968 clubˇ?s previous record of 33 ˇ? Offensive Numbers: The Wildcats batted .314 as a team and hit six doubles, three triples and two home runs in the series ˇ? UA saw its streak of 12 straight games with at least one home run come to an end on Saturday ˇ? Sophomore Mike Weldon made a push for more playing time, going 3-for-3 with two triples, a double, three runs scored and a RBI in two appearances (one start ) ˇ? True frosh Bryce Ortega went 2-for-3 in his lone start before getting scratched due over the final two games to an ankle injury suffered in Fridayˇ?s opener. The first-year Wildcat led UA to come-from-behind victory on Friday, delivering the go-ahead runs on two-run single in the eighth ˇ? T.J. Steele (.250, 3 R, 1 RBI) and Brad Glenn (.222, R, 2 RBI) both hit solo home runs in the series. It was Steeleˇ?s fourth of the year and Glennˇ?s first ˇ? C.J. Ziegler (.333, 2 R, 2 2B) finished with three RBI to push his team lead to 22 for the season ˇ??Pitching Numbers: The Wildcat pitching staff posted a 3.67 ERA in 27 innings of work ˇ? A week after posting 39 Ks against just three walks, the UA arms displayed impressive control again against the Titans with 23 punchouts vs. five walks ˇ? RHP Preston Guilmet (7 2/3 IP, 4 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 7 K vs. CSF) extended his walk-free streak to 22 2/3 innings in a 7 2/3 inning, seven-strikeout performance against CSF. Dating back three starts, Guilmet has 30 strikeouts against no walks and has an 11-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio for the year (33-to-3) ˇ?. The right-hander did not earn a decision against CSF despite limiting the Titans to two earned runs on four hits on Friday ˇ? Closer Jason Stoffel blew his first career save on Friday (he was 10-for-10 entering Friday), but rallied to pick up his first win of the season ... Left-hander David Coulon (5 1/3 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 4 K) picked up his team-leading fourth win of the season in a solid 5-plus inning outing on Saturday ˇ? Relief ace Daniel Schlereth dominated behind Coulon on Saturday, tying his career-high with seven strikeouts in three innings of work. The left-hander posted his first save of the year to move him two away from tying Mark Melanconˇ?s career record of 18.
Scoreless Streak
The 2008 Wildcats broke the 1968 clubˇ?s 40-year old school record for consecutive shutout innings last Friday against Cal State Fullerton. Seven different pitchers (Preston Guilmet - 16 2/3 IP, David Coulon - 8 IP, Ryan Perry - 7 IP, Daniel Schlereth - 1 IP, Eric Berger - 1 IP, Jason Stoffel - 1 IP and Grayson Adams - 1 IP) combined to help snap the previous mark and catchers Dwight Childs (26 2/3) and Daniel Butler (8) were on the receiving end of all 34 2/3 innings. During the scoreless streak UA pitchers allowed just 14 hits, struck out 46 and walked only three.
Poll Watching
Arizonaˇ?s loss on Sunday to Cal State Fullerton dropped the Cats from No. 1 to No. 2 in the weekly Baseball America?poll and from No. 2 to No. 4 in the Collegiate Baseball rankings. The Wildcats remained second in both the USA TODAY/ESPN Coaches and NCBWA polls and third in the Rivals.com rankings.
Arizona ?vs. USC - The All-Time Series
The Wildcats and Trojans have met 203 times on the baseball diamond dating back??to the first contest in 1921. USC leads the all-time series 106-96-1.
Cats-Trojans - The Last Time Out
Arizona and USC met up for three Pac-10 games in Tucson last season. The Wildcats won the series opener 5-2 behind a complete-game effort from ace Preston Guilmet, but the Torjans snapped a four-year series losing streak by taking the final two games. USC downed UA, 7-5, to knot the series up and then took the rubber game, 4-2, to win a weekend tilt for the first time since 2002.
A Quick Look at USC
The Trojans enter their first conference series of the season licking the wounds of a four-game losing streak to a pair of very good teams ... USC dropped a midweek contest to No. 13 UC Irvine on March 11 at Dedeaux Field and were swept in a home and away series against No. 9 Long Beach State last weekend ... Offensively USC heads into play against the Wildcats hitting .298 as a team, while averaging 6.5 runs, 10.2 hits and 5.8 RBI per game ... Roberto Lopez has been the Trojans top hitter, batting a team-best .424 with six doubles, 13 RBI and 14 runs scored ... Hector Rabago leads USC with three homers and is tied with Lopez for the team lead with 13 RBI ... On the mound USC will throw LHP Tommy Milone (2-1, 2.13 ERA) on Thursday, RHP Kevin Couture (1-0, 3.24 ERA) on Friday and RHP Ryan Cook (2-1, 5.04 ERA) on Saturday ... The Trojans enter the series with a 4.62 team ERA and 127 strikeouts in 148 innings pitched.
Offensive Numbers
The Wildcats are hitting .329 as a team and are averaging 9.5 runs, 11.4 hits, 2.0 doubles, 0.9 triples, 1.5 home runs and 8.5 RBI per game ... Entering the week of play, UA led the Pac-10 in batting average (.334) and triples (13), while striking out the fewest times of any of the nine league teams (75) ... Individually three different players are batting over .400 for the year, seven different players have scored 13 or more runs and seven already have double digit RBI thus far.
Well Done Weldon
Sophomore Mike Weldon has done nothing but impress thus far. The second-year infielder is batting a team-best .600 (9-for-15) with two doubles, three triples, 11 RBI and seven runs scored despite making only four starts. In his last two starts (vs. No. 20 Cal State Fullerton on March 15 and at No. 1 Arizona State on March 18) Weldon is 5-for-8 (.625) with a double, two triples, three RBI and three runs scored. He got the season kicked off in an impressive fashion with a pinch-hit two-run single to start a come-from-behind victory at Georgia in the third game of the year.
In a Pinch
The Wildcat replacement players have been at the top of their game this season. UAˇ?s pinch hitters are batting a combined .421 (8 for 19) with two triples, 11 RBI and six runs scored. Additionally the Wildcats have used six pinch runners this season and all six have made their way around the bases and eventually scored.
Diallo Dials it up
After not starting UAˇ?s first three games of the season sophomore Diallo Fon has forced his way into the leadoff spot and the starting left field position. The second-year Wildcat entered the week of play leading the Pac-10 in batting average (.450), and was second in slugging percentage (.900) and fifth in on base percentage (.511). Fon has 18 hits on the season, of which 11 are for extra bases (six doubles, three triples and two home runs).
Long Distance Rates May Apply
The Wildcats have been on a power surge to start the 2008 season. UA has hit at least one home run in 13 of their 15 games played thus far and has gone yard multiple times in six contests to amass an impressive 23 for the year. C.J. Ziegler has led the charge with eight fence-busters and is followed by T.J. Steeleˇ?s four, Jon Gastonˇ?s three and Dillon Bairdˇ?s, Colt Sedbrookˇ?s and Diallo Fonˇ?s two. The Cats have recorded an inside the park homer (Sedbrook vs. UNLV), a grand slam (Baird vs. Sac State) and an individual multi-homer game (Ziegler vs. Sac State). The Wildcats didnˇ?t hit their 23rd homer of the season last year until their 35th game.
Extra, Extra!
Senior C.J. Ziegler has 19 hits, a .328 batting average and leads the team in both homers (8) and RBI (22) this season. Noteworthy numbers in-and-of themselves; however, itˇ?s the type of hits that he has put together that has been most impressive. The second-year Wildcat has seen 15 of his 19 total hits go for extra bases (79%). He has six doubles and a triple to go along with his eight home runs thus far to lead the Pac-10 in slugging percentage (.926)
Ortegaˇ?s A-Okay
With all of the pitching and hitting flying around by the top-ranked Wildcats, true freshman Bryce Ortegaˇ?s introduction has gone largely unnoticed. Since taking over the starting shortstop role on March 4 against UNLV, the first-year Wildcat is batting .417 (10 for 24), with two doubles, five RBI and seven runs scored. Ortega hasnˇ?t been hacking away at pitches either, showing a keen eye with six walks against just one strikeout thus far. Defensively, he committed his lone error against the Rebels in his second start, but has been flawless on his last 20 chances.
Pitching Numbers
Boosted by the school record shutout streak the Wildcats enter the weekend of play with a 3.45 team ERA in 133 innings pitched ... The Cats have punched out 147 hitters this season and walked only 42 for a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 3-to-1 ... Opponents are hitting just .239 against the UA arms this season.
Throwing Strikes
Arizona ace Preston Guilmet has been doing just that. The junior right-hander has a disgusting 11-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio (33-to-3) this season and has not issued a single free pass in his last three starts - a span of 22 2/3 innings pitched.
Now Thatˇ?s More Like It
Friday (Thursday) ace Preston Guilmet was roughed up for eight runs - four earned - on seven hits and three walks in just four innings in the season-opener at Georgia on Feb. 22. Since then the right-hander has reverted back to the form that earned him numerous postseason accolades in 2007 and even more preseason recognition heading into the 2008 campaign. In his last three starts Guilmet is 2-0 with a 1.59 ERA, 30 strikeouts, zero walks and a .175 opponent batting average. He was named the national pitcher of the week by both USA Baseball and Collegiate Baseball?after his March 7 start vs. South Alabama in which he tossed eight shutout innings, struck out a season-high 12 with no walks and did not give up a hit over his final 5 1/3 innings pitched.
Guilmetˇ?s Starts This Season
Feb. 22 at Georgia????????????????????????????????L, 4.0 IP, 7 H, 8 R, 4 ER, 3 BB, 3 K
Feb. 29 vs. Sac State????????????????????????????W, 7.0 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 11 K
March 7 vs. South Alabama???????????????W, 8.0 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 12 K
March 14 vs. CS Fullerton??????????????????ND, 7.2 IP, 4 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 7 K
Davidˇ?s Dealing
Saturday (Friday) arm David Coulon has been the Wildcats most consistent starter three weeks into the season. The southpaw enters his fourth start of the year 4-0 with a starter-best 2.28 ERA in 23 2/3 innings pitched, is second on the team in strikeouts with 30, has walked only six hitters and is allowing the opposition to hit just .186 off of him. He was named the Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week and the Proline National Pitcher of the Week by the NCBWA after dealing against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on March 8. Coulon was perfect through the first four innings, allowed just one hit over eight shutout innings and tied his career-high with 11 punchouts against just one walk in his third win of the year.
Coulonˇ?s Starts This Season
Feb. 23 at Georgia????????????????????????????????W, 5.1 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 8 K
March 1 vs. Sac State??????????????????????????W, 5.0 IP, 7 H, 6 R, 4 ER, 1 BB, 7 K
March 8 at TAMU-CC????????????????????????W, 8.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 11 K
March 15 vs. CS Fullerton??????????????????W, 5.1 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 4 K
Danny K
Arizona relief ace Daniel Schlereth has been mowing down the opposition this season. In a team-high nine appearances the left-hander is 1-0 with a 1.32 ERA and a .167 opponent batting average. Schlereth tied his career-high with seven strikeouts in three innings of work last weekend against Cal State Fullerton and has recorded 26 total punchouts this season to account for 63% of the outs recorded in his 13 2/3 innings pitched.
Big Red
Arizona closer Jason Stoffel has been the man coming on late in games for the Wildcats during his one-plus seasons at UA. The sophomore right-hander is 10-for-11 in save tries dating back to last season and has tallied a flawless 6-0 record during his Wildcat career. This season Stoffel has a Pac-10 best five saves in seven appearances, a 1.00 ERA and 11 Ks in nine innings of work. Last year as a freshman Stoffel allowed just one earned run in 12 Pac-10 appearances, went 5-0 and posted five saves in five tries. In the Wichita Regional in the postseason he struck out 11 of the 16 hitters he faced in three appearances.
Attendance Numbers
The crowd of 3,398 on opening day against Sac State on Feb. 29 was the fourth-largest to witness the Wildcats first home game of the year and the most fans for opening day since 4,012 turned out to watch the 1992 home opener against New Mexico. The weekend tally of 6,700 fans was the best for any home opening weekend since the 1980 club drew 12,111 fans to see the Cats take on the 1979 CWS champs Cal State Fullerton in a three-game series ... The crowd of 4,250 against Cal State Fullerton on March 14 was the largest at Kindall Field since the Cats hosted top-ranked Texas on March 4, 2005 (4,644).
Itˇ?s On Like Donkey Kong
Last weekendˇ?s three-game series against Cal State Fullerton began what might be the busiest stretch of baseball in UAˇ?s 100-plus years of play. The Cats hosted the Titans for three games March 14-16, took Monday off before traveling to Arizona State on Tuesday for a single non-conference game. UA has packed its bags for the 2008 Pac-10 opener against USC in Los Angeles this Thursday-Saturday. The Wildcats then get Easter Sunday off before heading back out on the road on Monday, March 24, to Stillwater, Okla., for a midweek two-game set against Oklahoma State on Tuesday and Wednesday before returning home for a home conference three-game set against UCLA March 28-30. Total tally for the final 18 days of March - 12 games, three travel days, three days off and zero days of practice. Once the month of March comes to an end, all Arizona has to then face is an April slate of 20 games in 30 days.


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FX says it has ordered a third edition of its creepy anthology series "American Horror Story" for the fall of 2013.
The show was created by writer-producers Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuck. Season 1 took place in modern times in a haunted house in Los Angeles. Season 2 is set in the 1960s in a New England mental institution.
"With 'American Horror Story: Asylum,' Ryan and Brad have raised the bar in every way from Murder House, the first' American Horror Story' miniseries," FX President John Landgraf said in a statement Thursday.
"And their original idea -- the notion of doing an anthological series of miniseries with a repertory cast -- has proven groundbreaking, wildly successful and will prove to be trendsetting. We can't wait to see what deviously brilliant ideas they come up with for their third miniseries."
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