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After a thrilling encounter at the Stadium of Light we will have the pleasure of watching it all over again as a replay awaits at the Riverside. Thanks for your company and I'll see you all soon.
Jutkiewicz crosses in at the far post but Emnes can't generate any power on his header as O'Shea heads away!
Williams intercepts Colback's ball but Sunderland press with McClean again, forcing McMahon into another sturdy clearance.
It's all Sunderland now, who of course have a recent history of late goals, with McClean's fierce drive grazing the side netting as the home fans temporarily rejoiced thinking it had crept in past Ripley!
Larsson crosses in from the right, with Campbell lurking, but Ripley claims confidently and looks to set his team away with a long kick upfield.
Ripley's clearance is straight at Gardner, as McClean looks to break, before Bates' clearance is nearly diastrous before he coolly plays it back to his keeper.
Campbell makes a storming run but ends up isolated and without space as he is crowded out, and Boro regain possession to his team-mates' frustration.
McClean is too vigorous is pressing McMahon and concedes a foul which the right-back will boot upfield.
Larsson's corner is cleared, but Gardner plays it back to the winger who amazingly aims for Sessegnon, their smallest player, at the back-post and it unsurprisingly runs out.
McClean again provides quality service on the left, with Bates once more getting in the way to clear the ball behind goal for a corner.
It's at that stage where either a moment of genius or a complete howler will settle the tie, as was the case with the first two goals, but Sunderland have the ball now with Colback, who wins a throw-in deep in Boro's half.
McDonald is perplexed as he is penalised for an elbow on McClean, but it's a clear foul, and O'Shea boots it upfield where Campbell then nudges over Bates in the six-yard box.
Emnes' hold-up play is poor as Campbell steps in to intercept, but McClean can't latch on to Colback's ball which runs straight to Ripley.
Coyne comes off for Connor Ripley in a Boro sub, while Jack Colback replaces Vaughan for Sunderland.
Larsson makes a crucial touch as Jutkiewicz prepared to pull the trigger, as Boro win another corner.
McMahon goes through McClean and concedes a foul, with that one the latest in a string of challenges that are now starting to fly again.
Mignolet flaps at the corner but is fortunately seen out of jail as a foul is given against Williams as O'Shea continues to be seen to on the side.
O'Shea has taken a cut and understandably he is very annoyed that he is sent off to receive treatment as Sunderland defend the corner with ten men.
Hoyte advances forward, but his ball into Robson is headed away by Vaughan, as Williams launches it back in to Boro earn a corner off O'Shea.
Boro keep the ball in play after some good Sunderland defending, with O'Shea eventually heading away as Jutkiewicz looked to exert some influence in the six-yard box.
Solid defending from Bates denies McClean space on the left, as we enter the final 15 minutes with both teams looking strong on the break.
Robson's first-time ball to Jutkiewicz is headed away well by O'Shea, as Campbell rifles an effort away that sails over the bar at the other end.
Vaughan is reeling from the tackle, catching some of Williams' studs in his shin, and this could be the end of the Sunderland midfielder's afternoon.
The corner eventually falls to Sessegnon who speculatively launches a half-volley on goal which keeps rising and ends up with the fans behind.
McClean is causing all kinds of problems now, as he drifts another ball into the six-yard box which forces Hoyte into a sliding clearance.
McClean fizzes a ball from the left side, with Bates keeping his eye on it to clear, before Vaughan's deflected shot is caught acrobatically by Coyne.
The ball falls to Emnes in space but the striker's effort is woeful as he blazes it over from inside the box. Another good chance goes begging for Boro.
The away fans start to cheer before they realise Bardsley's header hits the side netting for another corner.
Haroun denies Richardson's clearance with some terrific pressing, before winning it back, with Wiliams' striker deflecting out for a corner.
Larsson's out-swinger is headed away by Bates at the far post, but it's all Sunderland now and Tony Mowbray will hope his side can see out this storm as they struggle to get out their own half.
The home fans are turning the Stadium of Light into a cauldron of noise now, as Sessegnon charges at Williams, before winning a corner after Bates' clearance.
Boro are caught on the break after Robson's terrible pass-back is picked up on by McClean, who finds Campbell with the right pass, and the striker ends 500 days of goal impotence to equalise with a crucial goal! Game on again.
The physios are attending to Brown, as Martin O'Neill hopes on the sidelines he won't lose his defender to a second injury in his brief time in charge of Sunderland.
Brown bravely leaps for a header but falls nastily after colliding with Richardson and Emnes and things don't look good for the defender who seemed to fall heavily on his shoulder.
Sessegnon's flick on seems inoccuous but a deflection nearly forces the ball into Campbell's path, with Coyne reading the situation and rushing out to claim quickly.
Haroun, who has been bright all day, powers forward on the right, and eventually loses out despite providing some strained moments for Richardson.
McMahon ventures forward, drawing a strong tackle from McClean which infuriates the Boro defender as no free-kick is given, and rightly so replays show.
Larsson fires a free-kick in from the left, and McMahon is forced into a solid header as set-pieces appear to be a key danger for both teams now.
Robson curls an effort at goal, but Mignolet has the far post covered and sees it roll out of play comfortably.
Haroun is hacked down by Gardner, with Boro beginning the second half brightly here as they win a free-kick 30 yards out from Mignolet's goal.
Another good chance arises for Boro as McDonald half-volleys the ball back in from the corner, with Emnes latching on to the volley which is narrowly fired wide.
Robson progresses well down the left and earns a corner for his efforts after forcing Bardsley into deflecting behind.
Mignolet barely reclaims possession of a cross in from McDonald on the right as Emnes lay it waiting, his pressure not quite enough to force the keeper into an error.
I've been informed by Jay Woff at the break that Richardson picked up a booking in the first half for a challenge on Emnes. Meanwhile, Martin O'Neill has reportedly been fuming at referee Kevin Friend during the half-time interval.
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Sessegnon isn't happy with Williams, who avoids a caution for a late slide on the Sunderland man. Probably best that half-time is round the corner as tempers threaten to flare.
Two minutes of time is added on, as Emnes is floored by Gardner, with passions rising by the minute.
It should be 2-0 to Boro. Jutkiewicz is played in by Haroun, whose initial shot is saved, before his second effort bobbles inches wide of goal. What a chance.
Sunderland are furious after a rugged challenge from Hoyte on Sessegnon, who picks up a booking in the process. Not a good tackle at all.
Jutkiewicz tried to shoot on the edge of the box but a barrage of Sunderland bodies get in the way. Moments later, Hines is fouled by McClean and it's a Boro free-kick.
Hoyte cuts out Gardner's flick-on to Larsson but Robson can't create anything in the final third and once more the ball ends up back with the hosts' defence.
Offside seems to be the decision given but it should actually have been for a handball, replays show. The right decision is given but for the wrong reason.
The officials are conversing over why Gardner's goal has been disallowed, which stemmed from Richardson's ball in landing at Gardner's feet, whose shot went in while Wickham stood in an offisde position.
Williams comes back on a little worse for wear but apparantly in a fit enough state to continue, before Larsson is forced wide and his cross sails over the bar and out.
Williams appears to have some teeth missing after a collision of heads with McClean and the Boro man will need some treatment on the sidelines. No fault of the Sunderland man though.
Larsson's ball in is dangerous, with Williams going down in some distress after Wickham's header had flew over the bar.
Sessegnon goes down under Emnes while running into traffic, as moments later it's Hines who fouls McClean and Sunderland win a free-kick on the left.
Wickham hussles impressively to steer away from danger, but it's a congested midfield right now and Vaughan looks to set free McClean with another ball to the left drifting out of play.
Larsson is dispossessed by the strong McDonald but Boro again lose out in the final third and Vaughan swoops in to regain the ball.
McMahon wins the final header in a flurry of activity on the left side, with McClean forcing Bates into a clearance down the line as that scrappy passage of play comes to an end.
McDonald is caught by a late Bardsley challenge, with the Sunderland man avoiding a booking, while Wickham looks to be carrying a knock which Martin O'Neill will be monitoring closely.
Sunderland win another corner after McClean's cross takes a deflection and the big guns come up in O'Shea and Brown.
Emnes is dispossessed by Gardner, but his ball to McClean is a waste and met with some groans by the home fans.
A McClean corner is booted away by Emnes, but Sunderland retain play in Boro's half before good pressure from the visitors' striker forces O'Shea back to Mignolet.
Great chance for Sunderland as McClean breaks away, forcing a strong parry from Coyne, before the winger is there again, heading Larsson's cross straight at Coyne. Much better from the hosts.
Boro have really started well as Richardson is cut off by their compact defense, with Boro regaining possession through Robson.
Hoyte works hard to make the tackle on Bardsley but Sunderland win a throw-in regardless on the right side.
Gardner delightfully links up with Sessegnon before attempting the spectacular before his volley ends up with the fans.
McClean's ball is cut out by Hines with the home fans starting to grow restless as Boro start to ascend, with Emnes conceding a foul on O'Shea to bring play to a halt.
Tremendous pressure from Boro again as Marvin Emnes' shot is cleared by O'Shea before Williams has a pop which catches Emnes offside as a result.
Robson won't have scored many better than that as Boro lead at the Stadium of Light, before Richardson and McMahon have a tangle on the sidelines which fortunately ends amicably.
Completely out of nowhere, John O'Shea heads away a ball in from the right, and Robson meets it with a stunning volley that completely blazes past Mignolet. What a hit and what a way to open the scoring!
Vaughan goes for goal and his curling effort is threatening but is high over the bar as it failed to dip in time.
Bates and Hines combine to neutralise Larsson's ball in, but Robson cynically floors Sessegnon near the by-line and concedes a free-kick.
Vaughan's corner is headed off Hines on to his own defender and amazingly bounces over the bar! Massive let off for Middlesbrough.
A wild ball from Wickham somehow turns into a magnificent pass to Kieran Richardson across the field, before Bates closes on McClean and concedes a corner in the process.
Robson tracks back well to head away from Larsson on the right, but McDonald can't latch on to Faris Haroun's pass and the ball ventures out of play.
Sessegnon skips past Barry Robson sublimely, and his ball into the box is brilliant for Larsson who disappointingly heads wide from 10 yards. Good move from the hosts.
Danny Coyne gets his kick away after solid pressure from Wickham, and Gardner picks up play before an eventual loose pass from Sessegnon ends up back with Coyne.
Middlesbrough hold up play nicely in midfield, with Hoyte eventually winning a throw-in after a Gardner deflection.
McClean's route is blocked off by Hoyte, and the winger claims a free-kick for obstruction but the referee deems it as good defending, which is probably the right decision.
Wickham looks to head on Wes Brown's route one ball to Stephane Sessegnon, but the striker was caught too deep, before the striker is then caught offside moments later.
Connor Wickham chests the ball down for Seb Larrsson but the winger's ball out wide to James McClean is headed back to goal by Matthew Bates.
Rhys Williams thought he was fouled by Gardner, but ends up conceding a free-kick himself by handling the ball on the ground. Really vocal, tribal atmosphere at the Stadium of Light early on here.
Lukas Jutkiewicz decides to shoot on the turn, and while it's straight down the throat of Simon Mignolet it demands good handling from the Sunderland keeper.
David Vaughan picks up on a loose ball but Barry Robson slides in brilliantly to regain possession, before David Vaughan is clattered by Justin Hoyte on the right side.
Kieran McArdle writes: "Boro to win 2-1 through Emnes and Jutkiewicz! Gonna be a great game but I think we'll pinch cup upset on the cards!"
The Premier League side are naturally favourites to qualify for the fifth round with our friends at Sky Bet, with odds avaliable at 8/15 for a home win. An upset is on the cards at 5/1 if you fancy Middlesbrough to win while the draw is at 16/5.
Sunderland skipper Lee Cattermole is conspicuous by his absence. The Teessider misses out after damaging a hamstring in training on Friday, and with Nicklas Bendtner also out Craig Gardner and Connor Wickham are brought in. Boro are without suspended duo Julio Arca - a Black Cats old boy - and Kevin Thomson, while Joe Bennett is named only among the substitutes as Seb Hines, Tony McMahon and Lukas Jutkiewicz get the nod.
Sunderland team: Mignolet, Bardsley, Richardson, Brown, O'Shea, Larsson, McClean, Vaughan, Gardner, Sessegnon, Wickham.
Middlesbrough team: Coyne, Hines, Hoyte, Williams, Bates, McMahon, Haroun, Robson, McDonald, Emnes, Jutkiewicz.
Michael Bartley tweets: "I'm expecting a close match today but I reckon that O'Neill has enough about him to see us through."
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In the heart of Silicon Valley, Mountain View is home to many world class technology companies. But it seems that Google's campus (originally built for Silicon Graphics) is the current sweetheart of "Valley". Recently it did a deal with the City to make the entire city WI-FI. By installing routers on light poles, you should be able to take a wireless device anywhere in the city and get fa ree wi-fi connection. (Google is said to be working with the City of San Francisco to do something similar)
And Google does appear to be an extraordinary place to work. Click here to read about Employee perks and environment at Google's Mountain View campus. That said, I've sent my resume (CV in Britspeak) to Google in response to ads that match my background exactly and received the canned letter "thank you but we don't currently have any openings.... yada yada yada". Ah well. I guess they are going for a better class of employee! Or maybe I have an age discrimination suit!
My favorite thing to do in Mountain View is ride my bike at Shoreline Park. There are miles and miles of baylands trails and levies. You can ride in a car free environment all the way to the Palo Alto Airport and beyond. We used to have a Wed. ride that was a 15 mile loop trail. When we finished we'd head on over to my favorite restaurant for fish tacos and margaritas!
You can rent a sailboat or a windsurfer. Lessons are available for the uninitiated. Or just bring your beach chair and sit on the lawn overlooking the lake and relax with a good book.
At the entrance to the park there is a designated place to fly kites. This is because a dozen years ago, when you could fly kites anywhere in the park, a small plane caught the kite of one flyer who stoicly hung on for a mile or two!
- Pros:City of the future - wi-fi for everybody
- Cons:Expensive price of homes!!!
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Categories: Crossovers Characters: Aragorn, Bilbo, Captain Jack Sparrow, Elladan, Elrohir, Frodo, Legolas, Merry, Original Character, Orlando Bloom, Pippin, Sméagol
Genres: Action/Adventure, Humor, Mystery, Romance
Warnings: AU (alternate universe)
Series: Christmas Themes
Chapters: 31 Table of Contents
Completed: Yes Word count: 22009 Read Count: 37834
Aye I do trust you Dae! I just don't understand your actions. They have left me really confused. I must ask that in the next chapter do not go to my camp's hill, for we will no longer be there! (Don't worry I am not say that you can't still use my men and me) I will be in a new spot, (Of your choosing), and I have allied myself with your old team! I leave this with these words, Tell Jack where his rum has gone and tell him he will get it back, one way or another!
Farewell, Mellon nin,
PS: Are you going to be making this back into a round robin again? just wanted to know! (chuckles nervously)
Author's Response: Actually, no. I like the things everyone has done, it's just I have plot lines in my head and I really don't want to share. :) Sorry if this makes you feel badly, but I know what is going to happen. I promise I will end it soon, I'm just trying to make sure that it is a good one. And, I have some other ideas that will be coming into play as well. Talk later, Dae
Categories: Book-verse Characters: Other Canon Character
Genres: Fantasy
Warnings: None
Series: The Diamond Hunters
Chapters: 41 Table of Contents
Completed: Yes Word count: 80861 Read Count: 32851
Now you don't have to do it if you don't want to, but here it is: Animal Transformations, check it out in the challenges section, under A. Will you accept my challenge? if not its ok. Oh and dude I would try writing another story on the side, it helps if you get writers block on this one, believe me, I have three I am working on at once. keep up the good work!:)
(Dunedain Ranger of the North)
Author's Response: Thats freeky.. i roleplay an animal (puppy) called Origo lol.. but as for writters block.. i dont really get it.. i know what i am doing lol thanks for the review :)
2009 MEFA Third Place Winner in the Adventure Category.
Brandon wakes up in the middle of a forest in another world. Is it a dream? Or is he stuck in an unfamiliar place where his life might no longer matter? Please read and review!
Categories: Book-verse Characters: Arwen, Balrog, Bill the Pony, Celeborn, Galadriel, Orcs/Uruk-Hai, Original Character, Sauron, The Fellowship
Genres: Action/Adventure, Drama, General, Humor
Warnings: Violence
Series: None
Chapters: 31 Table of Contents
Completed: Yes Word count: 50612 Read Count: 34597
Author's Response: I do plan to continue the story! Thank you for the review!
Poor Brandon I hope He will be alright! Scary chapter, you might want to start lightening the mood just a tinsey bit, you know add some of the humor parts that Merry and Pippin do in the story.
'I'm hungry!"
Like that! Keep up the good work!
Author's Response: Thanks for the tip! I can't say anything about it other than thank you, since that would give away what's going to happen. But thanks!
Author's Response:
Thank you very much! The three of them like eating, so I'm sure they'll get along fine.
I'm glad the story has held your interest, and I hope you continue to read it! Thanks again for the review!
Author's Response: I don't know who wouldn't like staying in Rivendell, I imagine it's absolutely b-e-a-utiful. Journeying with the Fellowship is bound to be exciting and scary. I'm already plotting...mwahaha....thank you for the review!
Author's Response: My updates will slow down significantly in the next few weeks...this week was February vacation so I had tons of spare time. I'll probably update once every three or four days now. I'm glad you'll keep reading! I've been reading your story about 'Big Jim' and I love it!
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Snow is pretty, but it isn't all it's cracked up to be. School goes into late (and I mean very late) June, and my school has no air conditioning. We'd get out earlier, but can't because of snow days. The twenties are balmy for New England this time of year. But I know how you feel about the cold. Brrr. Keep warm, and when all else fails, laugh at the frost because it isn't snow.
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Author's Response: I adore foreshadowing. It's kinda cool, haha. Thanks for the review!
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Yeah, Boromir isn't exactly happy about Brandon joining. I mean, it's understandable. The fate of the world is in the hands of the Fellowship and now, they're essentially babysitting this strange teen-age boy in addition to saving Middle-earth. To add insult to injury, he isn't even going to Gondor. He's being taken to Edoras. Boromir probably doesn't like that at all either. But the fact that Boromir questioned Elrond's judgement is where things get dicey. You'd think that after thousands of years of dealing with the enemy, Elrond would know what he's doing. Well, he does. But Boromir doesn't think so.
Thanks for the review, and keep reading!
Author's Response:
If you look at Boromir's behavior in the books, you see that his mood shifts easily. That, and after walking for over an hour (from Rivendell to the moor overlooking it, and onwards) he would have time to cool off. But yes, as the saying goes, praise in public...chastise in private. Boromir forgot that one.
I myself love the hobbits best in the books. Maybe I've put too much of that into Brandon? Oh well. It feels right! Thanks for reviewing!
Author's Response:
Thanks! This chapter was brought to you by a pain-induced nightmare...got my braces tightened yesterday and OUUUUCH! I always have weird dreams when I'm in pain. I never had the chance to harness them for creative writing though.
I'm glad you liked the chapter. The next one will be out shortly.
Author's Response: Oh, I'm sorry! I read the first chapter of 'A Slave no More' and then I got kicked off the computer...and when I wrote the review it was still early in the morning for me...sorry! I feel bad now. I'll make it up to you though, I'll read and review both stories! Sorry!
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Author's Response: Thanks Dune! I'm glad you'll keep reading. Moria will be interesting.
Author's Response:
I knew from the beginning of the story that I wouldn't kill off Brandon in Moria, but I kept the possibility open because the suspense factor was huge. I'm sure he'll learn to love Middle-earth. Thanks for the review!
Author's Response: Wow, four stars? I'm honored! Thanks for the review!
Sorry to hear that the flu is in your town, keep healthy and don't. Get. Sick. On. Us!
Author's Response:
Thank you so much! This was definately a chapter for "bonding" if you will. I don't like having every chapter deal with something cataclysmic. It takes some of the power out of the story because if every emotion is outrageously strong and every scene is dramatic and heart-wrenching, the big moments have no power.
It turns out that the supposed case in my town was not the H1-N1 virus, so everything is okay. I've never had the flu, knock on wood. Hopefully I'll never get it. And even if I was sick, I'd still write. It's something to do that's more productive than sitting and feeling miserable.
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Season 1
30 Jun. 2005How The Matrix Should Have Ended
30 Jun. 2005How Saving Private Ryan Should Have Ended
Saving Private Ryan was a great movie. But people think it should have ended differently. Filled with comedy and gore, Saving Private Ryan will end differently.
30 Jun. 2005How Star Wars Episode IV Should Have Ended
31 Jul. 2005How Braveheart Should Have Ended
The legend of William Wallace.
31 Aug. 2005How Seven Should Have Ended
What was in the box?
31 Oct. 2005How the Blair Witch Project Should Have Ended
The cameras kept rolling, what did we miss?
31 Jan. 2006How Lord of the Rings Should Have Ended
Gandalf forgot a very simple option when he decided to help Frodo destroy the ring.
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HISHE offers some advice in case space invaders attack you.
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To save the Future, the Terminator must go back to the future! HISHE combines two of the most implausible time travel movies of all time into one great trailer.
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This long-standing, uneasy peace between frenemies was probably not helped by the recent Wikileaks revelation of secret cables from our embassy in Paris which referred to French President Nicolas Sarkozy as "thin-skinned and autocratic." It comes just one day before the opening of a giant two-week conference in Atlanta meant to nurture good relations between France and the American Southeast in the realms of business, science and culture. Um... How do you say "awkward" in French?
Fortunately, the conference includes plenty of cool, can't-miss cultural events, many of which are free. As good Culture Surfers, we plan to do our part to heal the wounded friendship by attending dressed in black, chain-smoking, and looking bored, which will hopefully send the message that we in the South are open to adopting French ways. When we see our visitors waddling through Wal-Mart drinking sodas from giant plastic movie tie-in cups while stocking up on Snuggies and Silly Bandz, we'll know the feeling is mutual and that the exchange is a total win.
Seriously: We hereby unfurl the giant Bienvenue banner of Southern hospitality. (We'd do that thing where we kiss on both cheeks if it weren't cold season.) We'll kick things off by explaining that calling someone "thin-skinned and autocratic" is, like, a total compliment in America. For reals. Peace? Friends again?
Our choices of what to see and do during the brilliant France-Atlanta Conference after le jump. For a complete schedule click here.
Contemporary French Music Concert with Sonic Generator
November 30, 2010, 8:00-9:30 pm, Rich Theater at the Woodruff Arts Center
An evening of French contemporary music by contemporary music ensemble in residence at Georgia Tech, Sonic Generator. Free.
"Les Elements" Vocal Excellence
December 1, 2010, 7:30-8:30 pm, Ray Charles Performing Arts Center at Morehouse College (830 Westview Drive SW, Atlanta, GA 30310).
December 3, 2010, 8:00-9:00 pm, Cathedral of St. Philip (2744 Peachtree Road NW, Atlanta GA 30305).
"Les Eléments" is a French chamber choir which performs works spanning from Renaissance to contemporary styles. December 1 at Morehouse College the choir will perform "I Had a Dream," a voice-bass drum-electronic fusion, by composer Zad Moultaka, which mixes pieces of Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech with testimonies from the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. At St Philip, the group will perform pieces that explore various aspects and periods of Mediterranean music. Free.
Paris-Atlanta: Grand Plans, Everyday Life
December 4, 2010, 9:00 am-5:00 pm, Reinsch-Pierce Family Auditorium, Georgia Tech College of Architecture (247 Fourth St. NW, Atlanta GA, 30332-0155)
A symposium and exhibition on Le Grand Paris and the Atlanta BeltLine — two potentially transformative projects that promise to change the way the two cities are conceived, perceived, and lived. The symposium brings together French and American politicians, academics, professionals, and community members for a look at both projects and the issues they raise. Free.
Jazz with Baptiste Trotignon
December 5, 2010, 3:00-4:00 pm, Spivey Hall at Clayton State University (2000 Clayton State Blvd., Morrow, GA 30260).
The French jazz pianist brings his sound to Spivey Hall for an afternoon concert. Tickets are $40.
Culinary Parcours
November 29-December 12, participating restaurants
Participating French and American restaurants in Metro Atlanta will offer a French influenced prix fixe menu for $30, showcasing what France has to offer best — its centuries of fantastic culinary art. Participating restaurants include: Anis Bistro, Atmosphère Restaurant, Au Pied de Cochon, Le Giverny, Petite Auberge, and Violette Restaurant.
For more information on these and the many other events of France-Atlanta, visit France Atlanta's website.
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Recent changes to feature-requestshttps://sourceforge.net/p/healthmonitor/feature-requests/2006-08-22T05:00:04ZQueing SMTP Notifications when Internet down2006-08-22T05:00:04Z2006-08-22T05:00:04ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.net02506c6fc09428bd3f5b29d52aeb11555d055940

I'd like to see the SMTP notification being able to
 send an email even after the event has occured (for
 example, our Internet goes offline and CheckPing errors
 and tries to send an email). HealthMonitor should keep
 trying to send the email until considered 'successfully
 sent' like when the Internet service resumes. As of
 right now if it doesn't send the email right away
 because the Internet is down, it won't send the email
 at all.

Great program by the way!!

Interval time less than 60 sec2006-08-22T04:56:15Z2006-08-22T04:56:15ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.net424363324d106efa490fd3dcdd29a9976d65154b

I'd really like to see an interval time for some
 plugins (if not all) less than 60 seconds. For
 instance, CheckPing and CheckServices every 30 seconds.

Thank you!

"master-instance"2006-06-28T12:17:36Z2006-06-28T12:17:36ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.net461853c24732dab0a1557a6b0be181acca019a6e

healthmonitor is a great tool, i install it on many
 servers/clients and it increases my productivity and
 troubleshooting a lot :-)))

a really great thing were a centralized installation
 like a "master-instance" for configuration and
 monitoring many healthmonitor-"agents" in a single
 interface or webbrowser.

may be this will be possible in a later version - go
 on with the development of this great tool

Silent Install2006-05-30T09:57:40Z2006-05-30T09:57:40ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.neta6e1f660e42347c50d28a9d6e29d8fa95fa6129c

Hi

Can we please have a MSI "silent install" feature. It
 would be great if the installer can accept parameters
 and also use and expand environment variables like
 %ServerName%, etc.

Example:

/S -- where S=Silent Install
 /IF -- where IF=Inputfile containing custom settings
 /H -- where H=Display Tray Icon Yes or No

etc
 etc
 etc.

Thanks

Naz Parker
 South Africa

Timestamp in the notification message2006-05-29T22:44:37Z2006-05-29T22:44:37Zcater_sokehttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-1526255/https://sourceforge.netfde3e42196ccf91195fecb526ef9edeb61109da2

Sometimes emails arrive with a delay of 30 min. or
 more. I was confused when I got a email notification
 of a problem I fixed 15 min. ago.
 Is it not possible to put a timestamp in the body of
 the email?
 Maybe you can put the servername not only in the
 subject, but also in the body. If someone would like
 to parse the notification, it would simplify the job.

Notification based on rules2006-05-03T08:11:06Z2006-05-03T08:11:06ZVittorio Pavesihttps://sourceforge.net/u/vittoriop77/https://sourceforge.net0bb0b3c7d5407e82b876ab97f2430d30982262be

Manage different notification based on a specific event.
 E.g. generate a script that restart a service if the
 service crash and notify by e-mail all the event viewer
 log.

Script execution timeout2006-03-20T15:43:19Z2006-03-20T15:43:19ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.net764c01e9cdbe56d76e5d49aa7c8fc64dcb57e357

I,

With script notification you have a timeout of 1000
 milliseconds for the execution of the script.
 In the Script notification interfacen, could you add a
 paramater for the timeout execution of the script ?

Multi-Language Support (Globalization)2006-02-24T03:41:08Z2006-02-24T03:41:08ZSam Linhttps://sourceforge.net/u/samlin/https://sourceforge.net28965eb041b21cb3b27b21408dfaaa8daccf3713

I think HM can be globalize to Multi-language.
 I'm a Chinese, I can help to add Chinese(Traditional
 Chinese/Simplified Chinese) language UI in my spare
 time.
 But still needs other languages supported for
 globalization.

Sam Lin

Logging redundancy2005-10-18T01:56:24Z2005-10-18T01:56:24ZJoao Matoshttps://sourceforge.net/u/jcrmatos/https://sourceforge.net9584c8db8e208c64cfe2f516f1a25a782f5fb391

Hello,

I would like to suggest some redundancy for SQL
 logging, using a local text file (eg. events.txt) for
 logging all the events until the SQL is active again.
 At that time HM would replicate all the locally
 recorded events to the SQL.

Best regards,

Joao Matos

Use different line sep. in Custom Notif.2005-10-17T23:25:35Z2005-10-17T23:25:35ZJoao Matoshttps://sourceforge.net/u/jcrmatos/https://sourceforge.net73fb5bb975c2e098e04734b999316b3779af0386

I suggest using a different line separator, eg. ;;,
 instead of CR+LF, so that when using custom
 notification it would be easier to pass the 2nd
 parameter to scripts.

Joao Matos


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1 AMD64 specific boot options 2 3 There are many others (usually documented in driver documentation), but 4 only the AMD64 specific ones are listed here. 5 6 Machine check 7 8 Please see Documentation/x86/x86_64/machinecheck for sysfs runtime tunables. 9 10 mce=off 11 Disable machine check 12 mce=no_cmci 13 Disable CMCI(Corrected Machine Check Interrupt) that 14 Intel processor supports. Usually this disablement is 15 not recommended, but it might be handy if your hardware 16 is misbehaving. 17 Note that you'll get more problems without CMCI than with 18 due to the shared banks, i.e. you might get duplicated 19 error logs. 20 mce=dont_log_ce 21 Don't make logs for corrected errors. All events reported 22 as corrected are silently cleared by OS. 23 This option will be useful if you have no interest in any 24 of corrected errors. 25 mce=ignore_ce 26 Disable features for corrected errors, e.g. polling timer 27 and CMCI. All events reported as corrected are not cleared 28 by OS and remained in its error banks. 29 Usually this disablement is not recommended, however if 30 there is an agent checking/clearing corrected errors 31 (e.g. BIOS or hardware monitoring applications), conflicting 32 with OS's error handling, and you cannot deactivate the agent, 33 then this option will be a help. 34 mce=no_lmce 35 Do not opt-in to Local MCE delivery. Use legacy method 36 to broadcast MCEs. 37 mce=bootlog 38 Enable logging of machine checks left over from booting. 39 Disabled by default on AMD because some BIOS leave bogus ones. 40 If your BIOS doesn't do that it's a good idea to enable though 41 to make sure you log even machine check events that result 42 in a reboot. On Intel systems it is enabled by default. 43 mce=nobootlog 44 Disable boot machine check logging. 45 mce=tolerancelevel[,monarchtimeout] (number,number) 46 tolerance levels: 47 0: always panic on uncorrected errors, log corrected errors 48 1: panic or SIGBUS on uncorrected errors, log corrected errors 49 2: SIGBUS or log uncorrected errors, log corrected errors 50 3: never panic or SIGBUS, log all errors (for testing only) 51 Default is 1 52 Can be also set using sysfs which is preferable. 53 monarchtimeout: 54 Sets the time in us to wait for other CPUs on machine checks. 0 55 to disable. 56 mce=bios_cmci_threshold 57 Don't overwrite the bios-set CMCI threshold. This boot option 58 prevents Linux from overwriting the CMCI threshold set by the 59 bios. Without this option, Linux always sets the CMCI 60 threshold to 1. Enabling this may make memory predictive failure 61 analysis less effective if the bios sets thresholds for memory 62 errors since we will not see details for all errors. 63 64 nomce (for compatibility with i386): same as mce=off 65 66 Everything else is in sysfs now. 67 68 APICs 69 70 apic Use IO-APIC. Default 71 72 noapic Don't use the IO-APIC. 73 74 disableapic Don't use the local APIC 75 76 nolapic Don't use the local APIC (alias for i386 compatibility) 77 78 pirq=... See Documentation/x86/i386/IO-APIC.txt 79 80 noapictimer Don't set up the APIC timer 81 82 no_timer_check Don't check the IO-APIC timer. This can work around 83 problems with incorrect timer initialization on some boards. 84 apicpmtimer 85 Do APIC timer calibration using the pmtimer. Implies 86 apicmaintimer. Useful when your PIT timer is totally 87 broken. 88 89 Timing 90 91 notsc 92 Don't use the CPU time stamp counter to read the wall time. 93 This can be used to work around timing problems on multiprocessor systems 94 with not properly synchronized CPUs. 95 96 nohpet 97 Don't use the HPET timer. 98 99 Idle loop 100 101 idle=poll 102 Don't do power saving in the idle loop using HLT, but poll for rescheduling 103 event. This will make the CPUs eat a lot more power, but may be useful 104 to get slightly better performance in multiprocessor benchmarks. It also 105 makes some profiling using performance counters more accurate. 106 Please note that on systems with MONITOR/MWAIT support (like Intel EM64T 107 CPUs) this option has no performance advantage over the normal idle loop. 108 It may also interact badly with hyperthreading. 109 110 Rebooting 111 112 reboot=b[ios] | t[riple] | k[bd] | a[cpi] | e[fi] [, [w]arm | [c]old] 113 bios Use the CPU reboot vector for warm reset 114 warm Don't set the cold reboot flag 115 cold Set the cold reboot flag 116 triple Force a triple fault (init) 117 kbd Use the keyboard controller. cold reset (default) 118 acpi Use the ACPI RESET_REG in the FADT. If ACPI is not configured or the 119 ACPI reset does not work, the reboot path attempts the reset using 120 the keyboard controller. 121 efi Use efi reset_system runtime service. If EFI is not configured or the 122 EFI reset does not work, the reboot path attempts the reset using 123 the keyboard controller. 124 125 Using warm reset will be much faster especially on big memory 126 systems because the BIOS will not go through the memory check. 127 Disadvantage is that not all hardware will be completely reinitialized 128 on reboot so there may be boot problems on some systems. 129 130 reboot=force 131 132 Don't stop other CPUs on reboot. This can make reboot more reliable 133 in some cases. 134 135 Non Executable Mappings 136 137 noexec=on|off 138 139 on Enable(default) 140 off Disable 141 142 NUMA 143 144 numa=off Only set up a single NUMA node spanning all memory. 145 146 numa=noacpi Don't parse the SRAT table for NUMA setup 147 148 numa=fake=<size>[MG] 149 If given as a memory unit, fills all system RAM with nodes of 150 size interleaved over physical nodes. 151 152 numa=fake=<N> 153 If given as an integer, fills all system RAM with N fake nodes 154 interleaved over physical nodes. 155 156 ACPI 157 158 acpi=off Don't enable ACPI 159 acpi=ht Use ACPI boot table parsing, but don't enable ACPI 160 interpreter 161 acpi=force Force ACPI on (currently not needed) 162 163 acpi=strict Disable out of spec ACPI workarounds. 164 165 acpi_sci={edge,level,high,low} Set up ACPI SCI interrupt. 166 167 acpi=noirq Don't route interrupts 168 169 acpi=nocmcff Disable firmware first mode for corrected errors. 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This may result in 172 duplicate corrected error reports. 173 174 PCI 175 176 pci=off Don't use PCI 177 pci=conf1 Use conf1 access. 178 pci=conf2 Use conf2 access. 179 pci=rom Assign ROMs. 180 pci=assign-busses Assign busses 181 pci=irqmask=MASK Set PCI interrupt mask to MASK 182 pci=lastbus=NUMBER Scan up to NUMBER busses, no matter what the mptable says. 183 pci=noacpi Don't use ACPI to set up PCI interrupt routing. 184 185 IOMMU (input/output memory management unit) 186 187 Currently four x86-64 PCI-DMA mapping implementations exist: 188 189 1. <arch/x86_64/kernel/pci-nommu.c>: use no hardware/software IOMMU at all 190 (e.g. because you have < 3 GB memory). 191 Kernel boot message: "PCI-DMA: Disabling IOMMU" 192 193 2. <arch/x86/kernel/amd_gart_64.c>: AMD GART based hardware IOMMU. 194 Kernel boot message: "PCI-DMA: using GART IOMMU" 195 196 3. <arch/x86_64/kernel/pci-swiotlb.c> : Software IOMMU implementation. 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Implies "force" 232 (experimental). 233 nomerge Don't do scatter-gather (SG) merging. 234 noaperture Ask the IOMMU not to touch the aperture for AGP. 235 forcesac Force single-address cycle (SAC) mode for masks <40bits 236 (experimental). 237 noagp Don't initialize the AGP driver and use full aperture. 238 allowdac Allow double-address cycle (DAC) mode, i.e. DMA >4GB. 239 DAC is used with 32-bit PCI to push a 64-bit address in 240 two cycles. 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The smallest table, 64k, covers an IO 264 space of 32MB; the largest, 8MB table, can cover an IO space of 265 4GB. Normally the kernel will make the right choice by itself. 266 267 translate_empty_slots - Enable translation even on slots that have 268 no devices attached to them, in case a device will be hotplugged 269 in the future. 270 271 disable=<PCI bus number> - Disable translation on a given PHB. For 272 example, the built-in graphics adapter resides on the first bridge 273 (PCI bus number 0); if translation (isolation) is enabled on this 274 bridge, X servers that access the hardware directly from user 275 space might stop working. Use this option if you have devices that 276 are accessed from userspace directly on some PCI host bridge. 277 278 Debugging 279 280 kstack=N Print N words from the kernel stack in oops dumps. 281 282 Miscellaneous 283 284 nogbpages 285 Do not use GB pages for kernel direct mappings. 286 gbpages 287 Use GB pages for kernel direct mappings.


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Four other women managed to escape the limousine but suffered burns or smoke inhalation when it erupted in flames on Saturday night while heading across the San Mateo-Hayward bridge to a party at a hotel in Foster City, about 25 miles south of San Francisco overlooking the bay.
Five women, including the newly-wed Neriza Fojas, were killed in the blaze. The driver and four of the women were able to escape.
One of the survivors said she told the driver she wanted to "go back and save my friends. And the man said, no you cannot go back any more. He did nothing".
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Invasive weeds are potent agents of environmental change. Wetlands are valuable environments that frequently are impinged by a variety of threats including invasive weeds. Melaleuca quinquenervia (Cav.) S.T. Blake (broad-leaved paperbark), though experiencing major diminishment of native populations in Australia, is naturalized and highly invasive in most wetland habitats of south Florida, U.S.A., where it infests more than 202,000 ha. Wetlands in south Florida, including such renowned areas as the Everglades, are being transformed into M. quinquenervia swamps, with major environmental and economic impacts. Current management methods include herbicides, mechanical or hand removal of plants, flooding, and prescribed burning. Insufficient information, high costs, non-target impacts, and the resilience of M. quinquenervia (trunk and root sprouts and massive canopy seed banks) greatly constrain the effectiveness of these control methods. Biological control offers long-term management potential, most likely by reducing the rate of spread and the vitality and growth rate of plants, thus rendering them more vulnerable to other environmental stresses and control methods. The leaf weevil Oxyops vitiosa Pascoe, a natural enemy of M. quinquenervia in Australia, will likely be the first biocontrol agent released against the weed in Florida. More information is needed, especially ecological data, to better understand the invasiveness of M. quinquenervia in Florida and to facilitate its management there.
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Satwant Singh Kaleka, the president of the Sikh temple of Wisconsin where 40-year-old Wade Michael Page opened fire on Sunday, gave his own life to protect members of the congregation. Sixty-five-year-old Kaleka had little time to act when Page burst into the Oak Creek temple with a 9mm handgun and several magazines, so he grabbed what the Raw Story described as a nearby "blunt ceremonial knife." Kaleka attempted to stab Page before Page shot him twice in the hip or upper leg, his son Amardeep Kaleka said. But the brief conflict allowed women preparing food and children attending Sunday school downstairs to take shelter from the shooter's rampage in a pantry.
"Your dad's a hero," Amardeep Kaleka said FBI agents told him Sunday. The elder Kaleka and six others died in the Sunday massacre, including Page.
Details of Page's background continue to emerge in the wake of the shooting. Discharged from the Army in 1998 after a demotion, Page has been connected to what civil rights groups term "two racist skinhead bands" — End Apathy and Definite Hate, according to the Los Angeles Times. The Times adds that Page was also believed to have been a member of a national white supremacist group called the Hammerskins. Federal investigators had actually "looked at" Page "more than once" because of his connection to extremists and because he might have helped fund a domestic terrorist group; however, officials did not have enough evidence to open an investigation, according to a U.S. law enforcement official.
Police in New York have boosted their presence at Sikh temples in response to the attack. "Since the incident happened yesterday, the NYPD came right over here and go over to all our other temples and we feel safe, we feel the confidence in our NYPD," Gurdev Singh Kang, president of the Sikh Cultural Society in Richmond Hill, Queens, told NBC New York. "I appeal to our whole Sikh community, be peaceful."
Police have yet to determine Page's specific motive for his attack on the temple that Satwant Singh Kaleka devoted his life to building.
"As I saw the picture of the man who took away my father's life — you look at his face and it's full of hollow emptiness — a dark void," said Kaleka's son Amandeep. "I feel a lot of sadness towards that individual … I'm not going to replace it with anger."


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After having good results with Wuhan crashes, I thought I would give the splash a try. I was impressed with the tone. It has a nice, rich sound that I would say is better than any other inexpensive splash I have heard. In fact, I think this beats many splash cymbals that are more expensive. Not to get picky, because the price is so good, but I suppose I would prefer a slightly thinner cymbal. However, that is just personal preference. For the price that this is at, it is a very good deal.
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At work, we use VNC to run a graphical session on a remote Linux server from Windows-based client laptops (sigh). I have a laptop with a much lower resolution than the external monitor on my desk at work. As such, I want to be able to resize the VNC server's screen every so often. Unfortunately, the VNC server that's running on the Linux server is ancient enough not to support xrandr.
My "cunning plan" was to run a script that killed the running VNC server and started up a new one with the other resolution. Sure, I lose running applications, but this is still a lot less typing than SSH'ing in with putty each time. Of course, I can't just type
vncserver -kill ...; vncserver ... in an xterm, since I'd be killing the session containing the xterm! So my idea was to use something like
screen -RS vnc_ctl change_vnc.sh to get around that problem.
Unfortunately, if you do this and log back in with the VNC client, you just get an empty black screen. Admittedly, it has the right resolution, but that's not really much help! I presume that this means the vncserver script isn't finding ${HOME}/.vnc/xstartup, but I can't really see why it doesn't work.
So the questions (at last):
Any ideas on why vncserver is failing to find my xstartup properly and how to fix that?
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Sometimes my crew stop working, and a star shows next to them. What does that mean?
It means the crew has been stunned. The effects are only temporary though.
There are a few sources of stun but all of them will only be found in the Advanced Edition (AE).
All of these weapons will cause the yellow stars and an inability to work or move. The weapon-based stuns will stun friendlies as well as hostiles that are in the blast radius.


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Gareth Bale has been named PFA Player of the Year and to me it was a difficult decision because there were three clearly outstanding candidates – Bale, Robin van Persie and Luis Suarez – and you could have made a case for any of them to win.
When it comes down to such fine margins the key factor seems to be when the voting takes place and Bale was in sparkling form this year just when the ballots were being cast.
People say that footballers don't take the PFA award seriously but that is not the case. It is something you actually get excited about as a player.
You get the voting forms in and you give them a lot of attention – obviously some players spend more time on the forms than others – but generally it is a big thing for everyone in the dressing room.
Of course we also have the Football Writers' award but in the minds of the players there is no doubt that the PFA one is the one you want to win.
There is nothing quite as satisfying as being praised by your fellow players. The Writers' award is never taken as seriously in the eyes of the players – it is not something we have an input in – and you feel at times that the media have players they like more than others for issues off the pitch.
This is the second time in three seasons that Gareth Bale has won the award and although his improvement has been hyped I'm not sure he is that different a player now than he was then.
His strengths are still the same – he is physically strong and exceptionally quick – where you could say he has developed is when it comes to finding the back of the net. He is scoring more goals and his free-kick taking has also improved.
But as a player his core strengths are the same – and you see them every time he is in full flow. There are suggestions that they want to convert him into a more central role but I still think he is best when he is out wide.
I don't feel he has reached his peak quite yet either – there is still a little more to come.
I can see him eventually leaving Tottenham for a new challenge and maybe trying his luck in another country. If Tottenham don't qualify for the Champions League this season they may struggle to keep him – he may stick around one more year but I think there is every chance he will move on unless Spurs become Champions League regulars, which is a big ask.
It is rare that you see big-name British players going abroad but that is pretty understandable because the Premier League has traditionally been the league everyone wants to be in – not least because it has the biggest wages.
However, there are obviously some clubs that would suit Bale more than others – and if you look at the sides that are currently shining in Europe – instantly I would say I could see him as a Real Madrid or Bayern Munich player.
Looking at the PFA Team of the Year and I think they have got it just about right. You could make cases for other players who have done well but it is hard to fit them in. For example I have been very impressed with Christian Benteke at Aston Villa but he was never going to get in simply because of the form of Van Persie and Suarez.
This to me explains away pretty much any of the players that some people would call snubs. Usually you can find a player in their position who was just that little bit better – thus keeping them out.
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