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we are trying to clone, duplicate our X4100 under Sol 10 3/05.
Therefore we booted another X4100
M2 into Single User Mode by the Solaris 10 x86 1/06 Release partionned
the system accordingly
and by ufsdump/ufsrestore procedure we tranferred the whole data sets
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The timeline makes sense following Nissan's announcement in August that it would roll out a number of self-driving models by 2020.
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A panel of U.S. journalists judges exhibits at the show in a number of categories. They pick the best based on their potential impact on the U.S. market.
Numerous car makers ranging from Mercedes-Benz to Tesla Motors Inc. are working on vehicles that can essentially drive themselves. While not all drivers necessarily embrace autonomous cars, many safety experts say they would reduce traffic crashes and fatalities, solve congestion problems and increase overall fuel economy.
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Prior to 2000, she served eight years as a trustee on the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board, including one year as board president.
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A graduate of Santa Monica College, she received her bachelor's degree in mental health research methods from California State University at Dominguez Hills, a master's in counseling psychology from the University of Southern California, and a doctorate in educational leadership from UCLA. She was also a fellow of the JFK Harvard School of Government.
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Kilkenny was immense in that second half and Dublin were impressive as they ran up a seven-point win that neither flattered them nor belied their superiority after the resumption of activities.
They may well go on to win the All-Ireland now, though I suspect Mayo or Donegal will have much more to offer as resistance in the half-back line than Meath had on Sunday.
They will certainly learn from this game and that first half reversal of fortunes that wasn't on the agenda prior to the start of the Leinster final.
It all made sense in the end though and Dublin ended the day as they had started it, back on the pedestal reserved for real All-Ireland contenders in 2013 and back where they belong -- a bit like my lawnmower really.
Sideline Views
RUGBY: There are some great photos going around various Irish websites at the moment from Paul O'Connell's stag party in Clare last weekend. The best one features the Ireland and Lions star dressed as a Scouser from the Harry Enfield TV series of the eighties complete with Alan Kennedy moustache and the authentic Liverpool football club jersey from the time. I can only assume that Paulie is a Liverpool fan. He's certainly a Limerick hurling fan and was on site on Sunday as his county won their first Munster hurling title since 1996 for the perfect end to his stag weekend.
GAA: Dublin are quite entitled to have goalkeeper Stephen Cluxton run up the pitch to take frees and 45s, but the Sunday Game analyst Kevin McStay claimed it took the 'keeper eight minutes to take his kicks for goal in Sunday's Leinster final win over Meath. Cluxton averaged 68 seconds per kick, but Meath's Mickey Newman took just 43 seconds on average for his attempts at goal. Now that sounds like time-wasting to me.
RUGBY: Pity poor Gavin Henson, the very talented Welsh rugby player who can't seem to put a foot right on or off the pitch of late. Henson recently signed for English side Bath and was enjoying a night out recently when he took a knock-out blow to the chin in a bar – from one of his own players! He's clearly made an impression in his new surroundings.
HURLING: A Dublin fan of my acquaintance thinks his team is going to win the All-Ireland under Anthony Daly this year and won't countenance the idea of Kilkenny retaining it. But the Cats proved again on Saturday, as they saw off Waterford in extra-time, that they are very much alive and kicking even if they are using up some of their nine lives.
GAA: Westmeath lost the Leinster minor football final to Kildare on Sunday, but they did make history with the presence of three players of African extraction on their team. One of them was racially abused in the recent semifinal win over Meath in Navan, and that sort of behavior cannot be tolerated in the GAA.
HURLING: The Limerick players allowed the TV cameras into their dressing room after Sunday's magnificent win over Cork in the Munster hurling final and promptly entertained the nation with a stirring rendition of "Sean South of Garryowen" and their own particular take on the theme music from the Sunday Game show on RTE television. Priceless.
CIARAN Kilkenny was brilliant for Dublin against Meath on Sunday, but the real story of the day developed down in Limerick where the home side ended a 17-year wait for a Munster hurling title. John Allen's side benefited from a dubious red card decision but they fully deserved their breakthrough win. The scenes on the pitch afterwards proved how much it meant to all concerns.
THERE were ugly scenes at a few GAA matches over the weekend, but none more pathetic than the sight of one mentor taking off his glasses and throwing them to a team doctor before joining in with the brawling masses at the Wexford-Longford game on Saturday night. The offender has rightly been castigated on national television here in Ireland. I only hope he realizes how stupid he looks.


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Which English words end in '-gry'?
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What English words end in -dous?
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As peace operations become the primary mechanism of conflict management used by the UN and regional organizations, understanding their problems and potential is essential for a more secure world. In this revised and updated second edition, Paul Diehl and Alexandru Balas provide a cutting-edge analysis of the central issues surrounding the development, operation, and effectiveness of peace operations. Among many features, the book:
"Comprehensive in scope, and up to date in its coverage, this book provides an excellent account of the development of international peacebuilding and peacekeeping operations. It shows how these operations have emerged and changed over time and provides vital context for understanding contemporary challenges and new developments. It also offers new ways of evaluating international efforts to build stable peace in some of the world?s most difficult and dangerous places. New students and old hands alike will benefit from reading this important new volume."
Alex Bellamy, Griffith University
"With what is more than an updated historical primer on peace operations, Diehl and Balas have done a masterful job of differentiating peacekeeping and peacebuilding, synthesizing the most recent quantitative findings on correlates of success and identifying the future challenges for policymakers. All is accomplished in a highly accessible book."
Karen A. Mingst, University of Kentucky
List of Figures and Tables vi
1 Introduction 1
2 The Historical Evolution and Record of Peace Operations 28
3 The Organization of Peace Operations 81
4 The Success and Failure of Peace Operations 141
5 Ten Challenges for Future Peace Operations 189
Appendix: Peace Operations 1948?2012 220
Notes 227
References and Suggested Readings 230
Index 242
Series: WCMW - War and Conflict in the Modern World
Audience: Professional
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 244
Published: 19th May 2014
Publisher: Polity Press
Country of Publication: GB
Dimensions (cm): 20.9 x 15.3 x 2.0
Weight (kg): 0.35
Edition Number: 1
Edition Type: Revised


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Alex Janoff I had been looking forward to this day for a long time. I had been into Phish for a while at this point, but since I just started to get to know them at the beginning of the Hiatus I'd never gotten to see them live. When they announced their first official public comeback, I was highly anxious to see them. When I read the word SNL, it triggered in my mind NBC, which made my eyes light up at my computer screen. A close friend of my Dad worked at NBC and I had a good feeling I would be able to acquire a ticket to go.
The tickets were for the dress rehearsal though, which initially made me think Phish wouldn't even play. But I was wrong. The dress rehearsal is everything the real show is, and more. It is put on from around 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., so thirty minutes longer than the regular SNL. They perform more then the required scenes and use our reactions to determine which they will perform at 11:30 p.m. Phish also had to play the same songs as they would for the live broadcast.
I arrived in the city by train and took a cab to NBC studios. I arrived and, due to the heightened security from 9/11, I had to have an ID card made especially for me. I was waiting even more anxiously in the lobby than I had been for that week to find out about the tickets.
This was it, I was about to see Phish for the first time that the public had seen them in years. Finally, a representative came down and opened a small steel box with a bunch of envelopes with names on them. When I got mine I went right up the elevator and towards the studio. There were a good amount of people with me but hardly any were anxious for Phish like I was. Mostly businessmen who were taking their wives out for this and then dinner. It was a long wait in the hallway in front of studio 8H, but well worth it.
When they came on to play 46 Days, I was pumped. Not much crowd energy like at a typical Phish show that I have been to since that fateful December night, but it was still great. Phish rocked and then they went off after one song and I was itching for more. About forty five minutes later they came right back with Chalk Dust Torture, one of my favorites. They jammed it out a little but they had to fill a relatively small time spot. I can say this though, I taped the live broadcast and compared Phish's performance that I saw in the rehearsal to that and ours was longer and better, in my opinion. They werent on a major deadline with us; they had to keep it short, but had some leg room. The show ended shortly after Chalk Dust and everyone came out on the main stage to wave to the cameras and say goodbye. It was nice seeing the band interact as themselves with the SNL actors. Overall, the night was great. It was like our own private show. Me and not more than maybe 200 other people got to witness a miracle. Phish was back, and here to stay.


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Toasting (and Analyzing) Nabokov; Cornell Honors the Renaissance Man Who, oh Yes, Wrote 'Lolita'
By MEL GUSSOW
Published: September 15, 1998
ITHACA, N.Y., Sept. 11— On July 1, 1948, Vladimir Nabokov, a 49-year-old Russian emigre, arrived at Cornell University. For the next 11 years, his longest residence at any one place in the United States, he taught Russian literature and other courses. During that period he wrote his signature novel, ''Lolita,'' along with ''Pnin,'' about the comic misadventures of a Russian emigre to an American campus very much like Cornell. He also began to conceive ''Pale Fire,'' which many Nabokovians regard as the pivotal book in his considerable body of work.
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the author's advent at Cornell and in anticipation of the celebration in 1999 of the centenary of his birth, the university sponsored a three-day Nabokov festival. ''I wanted to celebrate him as a Renaissance man, maybe one of the last we will witness,'' said Gavriel Shapiro, chairman of the department of Russian literature at Cornell and the director of the festival.
In the years since his death in 1977, Nabokov -- as novelist, memoirist and translator -- has become a towering figure on the international scene, often placed alongside James Joyce and Marcel Proust as one of the great innovative writers of the 20th century. As an artist, he stubbornly followed his own unconventional path, found his voice (in two languages) and became an influence on writers who followed him, novelists as diverse as John Updike and Don DeLillo.
Nabokov's books -- 17 novels; a memoir, ''Speak Memory''; short stories, essays and criticism -- are now widely in print in many languages. He is read and discussed over the Internet as well as in university classrooms. The recent Adrian Lyne film of ''Lolita'' will presumably bring new readers to his work, as did the 1962 Stanley Kubrick film.
The Cornell festival was a cornucopia of Nabokoviana, with more than 30 scholars from Seattle to Zagreb presenting papers on diverse and often arcane aspects of the writer's career. By the count of one participant, among them they had written 43 books about the author. Other academics listened and asked questions about the virtuosity of Nabokov as writer, teacher and expert lepidopterist. The dramatic highlight was a performance of ''Dear Bunny/Dear Volodya,'' a dialogue adapted from the correspondence of Nabokov and Edmund Wilson, with Dmitri Nabokov playing his father and William F. Buckley Jr. playing Wilson.
Nabokov himself might have been amused by the deep and sometimes overreactive textual analyses at the festival. He was clear about his detestation of symbols and allegories. In his afterword to ''Lolita,'' he scoffed at readers who alternately described the book as ''Old Europe debauching young America'' and ''Young America debauching old Europe.''
His approach was to emphasize details, not generalities. He loved the limpidity of language, and with infinite finesse he made English dance to his wit and imagination, as he had apparently done with his earlier works in Russian. As an experimentalist, he is a most natural subject for spectroscopic examination, as practiced by a floating body of dedicated Nabokovians.
Brian Boyd, the author of a two-volume biography of the novelist, who came to the conference from his home in Auckland, New Zealand, said: ''He was a little like Joyce, who said he put puzzles in his work to keep professors busy for a thousand years -- the only way of insuring your immortality. There are a lot of inquisitive readers here who have discovered the hidden plums.''
Literary Inventions And Intentions
Mr. Boyd delivered a paper on ''Pale Fire,'' confronting that crucial quandary: did Shade (the poet) invent Kinbote (the commentator) or vice versa? After a heated debate on the Internet, Dmitri Nabokov, the man at the center of the Cornell conference, settled the issue: ''My father said it would make just as much sense to say that they reciprocally invented each other. Basically people seem to forget that Nabokov invented both.''
During the conference, one Nabokov scholar delivered a learned but debatable paper equating the character of Lolita with the monster in Mary Shelley's ''Frankenstein,'' suggesting that both deal with the ''betrayal of a child's innocence.'' Another speaker read her entire paper in Russian, severely testing the language ability of the other participants. A professor who is also a professional cartoonist talked about the importance of comic strips to Nabokov and described him as ''a novelist of astounding visual acuity'' whose ''medium was language.'' Several drew parallels between his art and his lifelong passion for collecting and categorizing butterflies.
Glimpses of Life In Two Countries
There were also fascinating glimpses into his life in Russia and in Ithaca, where he and his wife, Vera, became serial renters, moving from house to house, occupying the homes of professors on leave. Even in residence at Cornell, he maintained his nomadic existence.
The festival featured a library exhibition of Nabokov's books including rare copies of his earliest works; his first book of poems, privately published in 1916, and his Russian translation of ''Alice in Wonderland,'' for which he was paid $5.


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There were some good signs of progress in the company from an operational perspective. Banking was no longer the bugaboo. They are increasingly right-sizing the workforce and deploying it better.
The problem was more the macro environment. The potential is there once the global economy stops having reason for defensiveness and alters priorities. This was not INFY specific as others in indian IT outsourcing, as well as Oracle's recent results, would attest.
This is the kind of stock that Warren Buffett would like, if it wasn't so techy that he could wrap his aging brain around it. It's addressing it's operational and service delivery while dealing with a macro environment that is soft but has substantial potential.
If a second wave takes this stock near $40, it becomes a "strong buy" in this contrarian's view...
... for those with at least a 2-year time horizon will be nicely rewarded.
This bears watching. It's unlikely it will fall further to a solid, $40 buy point as it may well follow Oracle's lead and drift higher after such a severe reaction today.
Oracle was similar, in that the results were only mildly adverse, but the reaction harsh.
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After struggling with this issue for almost two days now, I have run
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C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_16\bin>kinit -k -t c:\JBOSS.host.keytab
Exception: krb_error 24 Pre-authentication information was invalid
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KrbException: Pre-authentication information was invalid (24)
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at sun.security.krb5.internal.tools.Kinit.<init>(Kinit.java:
at sun.security.krb5.internal.tools.Kinit.main(Kinit.java:106)
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We have a windows 2008 server running Active Directory. I have created
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Since I modified that check box few times, I have made sure that I
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I am running the kinit on windows 2003. I have generated the key tab
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Fall On the Sacramento River
Category: Places
Photo and caption by Bob Anderson
At the end of an afternoon drive in the fall, the turn of a corner on the levy road rendered the light breeze ineffective on the surface of the water turning it to glass. The sun was going down in the west which lit up the subtle colors of the foliage giving the scene a magical glow.
Location: Sacramento River Delta, South River Road
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Dear Bob,
How can I tell when my tires need replacing?? Is there an "at home" test I can do or do I need to take my vehicle into a tire dealer?? Current set has almost 50,000 miles on them and tread doesn't appear too deep any longer.
There is a quick way to check tire depth even if you don't have a depth gauge. Take a penny and hold it so that Lincoln's head is facing up. Then take the penny and stick his head into the tire tread. If you can see the top of his head, then you need new tires. If you can see his hair, time to start shopping. If all you see is his forehead, then you got plenty of time. But, with 50,000 miles, I would think that you got your money's worth out of those tires. They usually get worn on the inside faster then on the outside. So, I would start shopping for a set now.
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Seattle zoo officials want to thank a young visitor whose sharp eyes helped save a penguin egg that was close to hatching.
The boy was at the Humboldt penguin exhibit at the Woodland Park Zoo when he spotted an egg set on a cliff and alerted a zoo keeper.
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When I'm not staying with my girlfriend, I still cuddle my bear.
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I'm liking the bear/giraffe love
Glad to know I'm not the only one who isn't too pleased on the idea of cuddling asleep - and definitely agree on the hot air thing! A little cuddle before sleep is nice though
I hate sleeping on my own. Not ashamed to admit i still take a cuddly toy to bed.
I'm not either. Spooning is nice for a while but then it gets hot and a bit uncomfortable. I turn over and move around a lot in bed so unless I was really tired, it's unlikely that I would fall asleep in the first position I picked without needing to turn over.
I don't have a cuddly toy in my bed (plenty on top of my wardrobe). I still have my blanket though. It's comforting to put my fingers through it.
Nope :/
If find the idea of someone that close to your face suffocating, how would I breathe? :/ I can't even have a pillow as high my neck, imagining something in front of my face is like :O
I doubt I could cuddle even if I tried, as I tend to move a LOT and have the half-on-my-stomach sleeping position :/
No! It's annoying because I feel like I can't move incase I wake them up.
I also do the cuddling the pillow to sleep whenever my girlfriend isn't sleeping with me.
We usually snuggle when going to sleep, but then seperate by the time we do fall asleep.
Summertimes usually involve less snuggling as it is too sweaty and hot to do so.
Sleeping? Wha'sat?
I hardly sleep regardless, but I toss and turn so much when I do sleep that I doubt I would be a cuddly sleeper.
Fairly cuddly, I think.
If it's too hot though, I'll probably resemble somebody trying to escape/rolling out of bed.
But nah, I actually used to find it really comforting to wake up being spooned, or with my head on my ex's chest. Thankfully, he was the world's heaviest sleeper, so could deal with me wriggling/rolling around all the time. Anyone else is going to find me extremely irritating and mobile.
EDIT: Having seen the cuddly toy love on here, I'm comfortable enough to admit that when I'm sad or lonely, I get out this gigantic bear I've had since infancy and cuddle it.
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Nope :/
If find the idea of someone that close to your face suffocating, how would I breathe? :/ I can't even have a pillow as high my neck, imagining something in front of my face is like :O
I doubt I could cuddle even if I tried, as I tend to move a LOT and have the half-on-my-stomach sleeping position :/
I lie flat on my back and dont move when i sleep so il cuddle first then roll onto my back, however as a comprimise if she wants to sleep on my chest she can or she can back first into to me and il put my arm around her. However if im too hot and uncomfortable i will move away.
i absolutely am a cuddly sleeper! i sleep so much better with someone else. i even like cuddly sleeps in summer. i like being tangled up with someone else or spooning, it's so lovely!
but ive been single for a while now so only get to have cuddly sleeps with my pillow
I like being spooned when I'm actively trying to sleep, but if my bf is trying to sleep before me (he likes early nights, I like late nights) then I prefer to just hold his hand or wrap my arm around his arm or something so we're still connected but so I can still move without waking him. Although sometimes when he spoons/cuddles right up against me, he snores in my ear
Apparently I kick a lot when my bf is sleeping next to me! but usually I like holding his hand or arm at first but then I tend to slip away to my own side of the bed. He likes to spoon but when im asleep I find that a bit suffocating.
I'm not generally a cuddly sleeper. I might have a pre-sleep snuggle but I'll normally roll over for some space and fresh air. I really don't like being face-to-face while trying to sleep. I need cold air, not warm lung breath! Sometimes I'll start to drift off while cuddling or spooning, but it's more likely that I'll just hook my leg over their's or maybe put my hand on their chest/back/leg for a bit of contact. Do not like being too warm and crowded when trying to sleep.
I'm a restless sleeper, I thrash about and kick in my sleep.
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i think i'd like cuddling to sleep! it would be comfy.
then again, i haven't ever thought about cuddles during those hot, sweaty and uncomfortable nights in the summer heat...
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One person was killed in a two-vehicle crash on a rain- soaked Interstate 805 Monday, prompting a significant freeway closure at the height of the morning commute, authorities said.
The fatality on southbound Interstate 805, just north of Balboa Avenue, happened just before 6 a.m., according to the California Highway Patrol.
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The state record book is safe -- barely.
If the football game last week between Fremont of Sunnyvale and Harker had been played two weeks earlier, the 146 combined points would have broken the state record of 144, according to Mark Tennis of Cal-Hi Sports.
That mark was set in 1994 when Bloomington defeated Artesia of Lakewood 82-62.
But one week before Fremont's 90-56 win over Harker, Porterville beat Tulare Union 86-79. The 165 combined points is now the state record, followed by Fremont and Harker.
Tennis also found a school within the Central Coast Section geographical boundaries that scored more than 90 points in a game. But St. Matthew's of San Mateo's 95-5 rout of Hoitt's of Burlingame happened in 1909, long before there was a CCS.
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Valley Christian won the team title at 402 strokes, just beating Gunn (403).
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Grace Park of Cupertino placed second with a 71. St. Francis' Nancy Xu, San Mateo's Aman Sangha and Monte Vista Christian's Jessica Fore tied for third with 72s. All will advance as individuals to the NorCals.


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Clemens made it clear the planned book won't be a tell-all and said he already has a "couple really solid names" lined up to help him put the work together.
"Eventually we're going to end up writing a book. … It's going to be a technical book and it's going to be more of an instructional, too," Clemens said at Osceola County Stadium during Astros spring training.
Clemens' initial concern about writing the book is how to break down pitching in a readable manner for children and major-leaguers, without dulling the content.
Revelations about his background and family life are planned, and Clemens said his sisters want to "clean some stuff up," including inaccuracies in previous stories written about the seven-time Cy Young winner.
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The shelter -- which started March 3 with nine "guests" and can accommodate up to 15 men for any 90-day period -- moves each month from one host church or synagogue to another. Volunteers from the host site and other supporting groups provide dinners and groceries nightly.
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"We have been so grateful for the volunteer support to date," said Cathey Edwards, who serves as the nonpaid executive director. "We are fortunate to be in a very caring community."
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West Bay Community Band, directed by Doug Miner, will provide entertainment along with other groups. The concert is a "thank you" to the community, but donations will be accepted.
NO QUIET IN THIS LIBRARY: Five teen music groups from Santa Clara County will compete Saturday in the San Jose Public Library's Battle of the Bands.
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Al Franken is still better known for his skits on Saturday Night Live rather than his work in the U.S. Senate, where he has kept a relatively low profile.
But the legislation that the Minnesota Democrat just helped push through the Senate is no joke. Franken's amendment to the financial overhaul bill proposes that a board of investors, overseen by SEC, select how certain securities get rated in the future.
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Franken told the Washington Post last week, "I don't mandate how they,'' select the firms. "But it wouldn't have to be totally random."
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That sounds reasonable, in theory. After all, few people — even Wall Street bankers — would disagree that there are serious problems in the current ratings mode in which the agencies have a financial incentive to assign a favorable rating or risk losing business.
But there are big questions about how practical this new system will be.
Consider that Standard & Poor's alone rated 33,000 structured products, such as mortgage backed securities, between 2005 and mid-2007. Keep in mind S&P is just one of three major credit rating firms. Of course, the volume of such securities is likely to be far less, now that the bubble has popped.
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Chris King| Feb 01, 2013
Why power grid resilience has people talking
Resilience: it's a hot topic on the exhibit floor and in the hallways at this week's Distributech conference in San Diego.
Resilience means the ability of the power grid to withstand natural disasters and other attacks (think computer hacking or terrorism), as well as faster restoration after outages. Resilience also means withstanding disturbances and fluctuations on the grid caused by solar power, wind turbines, and even electric vehicle chargers. These things vary according to the vagaries of weather and whims of electricity consumers -- in strong contrast to centrally controlled and operated power stations and transmission grids.
How can the smart grid help? Here are some options:
- Microgrids are "islands" that can be isolated from the rest of the power system. A microgrid may comprise a university campus, or a military base, or even a city's critical downtown area. During a power disturbance, microgrids can disconnect from the main grid and rely upon on-site distributed generation sources, energy storage (such as batteries, or thermal storage in the form of ice or hot water), or other locally controlled technologies. The smart grid makes microgrids possible by providing the software to manage the microgrid, the communications to receive data from meters and other sensors, the communications to send control signals to automated switches and other grid devices, and the sensors and switches themselves.
- Virtual power plants. Software allows utilities to bring together distributed power resources (such as renewable generation or storage) and "dispatch" them to meet power needs. With the proper control, these resources begin to function rather like a traditional power plant; utilities can turn them on or off or change their operating level using software and remote control via wireless communication networks.
- Demand response. Smart meters allow customers to help solve power grid problems by shifting usage in response to time-of-use or real-time prices enabled by the meters. This can be especially valuable for integrating renewables onto the grid, since they can be intermittent and sometimes unpredictable. For instance, an unexpectedly high contribution from solar power can cause voltage problems on a grid. In response, utilities can provide price incentives to store energy, with smart meters recording what was consumed and when. Or when wind resources are unexpectedly low (which normally would mean the utility would have to purchase power from the pricey spot market to meet demand), the utility can send a price signal to customers to encourage them to shift loads to off-peak hours.
The smart grid and smart meters also help speed post-outage restoration. Following Hurricane Sandy, Pepco (a U.S. Mid-Atlantic utility) reported faster response resulting from outage alerts sent automatically by smart meters. Pepco also was able to verify power restoration using remote communications -- saving valuable crew time and effort.
Think of how crucial electricity is to most people's daily life -- everything from charging your cell phone to downloading email on your laptop while working at home. A more resilient grid is an insurance policy to protect us.
And it's worth a lot. According to the Electric Power Research Institute, power outages cost us $80 billion per year in lost productivity and other costs -- not to mention personal inconvenience and disruption.
Even if this estimate is high, buying a more resilient power grid through investments in the smart grid is likely to pay for itself many times over.
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Position players aren't due to report until Tuesday, but a few are already here in Peoria. The early birds include Paul McAnulty and Adrian Gonzalez. These guys can't get enough baseball. After playing in the World Baseball Classic last March, then completing spring training and a full season with the Padres, Gonzalez played in the Mexican winter leagues with his brother Edgar. McAnulty, who owns a home in greater Phoenix, played the final three months of the 2006 season despite a knee ailment that required surgery in October. He also gives hitting lessons to Little Leaguers and high school players.
A few players liked what they saw from rookie Kevin Kouzmanoff in winter batting sessions at Petco Park. Catchers Josh Bard and Rob Bowen said it's evident that Kouzmanoff is exceptionally strong. Kouzmanoff has been assigned a locker between shortstop Khalil Greene and left fielder Terrmel Sledge.
The Peoria Sports complex here is immaculate, and workers here intend to keep it that way. For the second day in a row, a moustrap claimed a small rodent that got too curious during its travels in a multi-purpose room behind the Padres' clubhouse. One of the team's pitchers was kind enough to bring the small, dead rodent into the clubhouse so that others could see. Sorry if that image just ruined your breakfast.


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I have been studying the masculine world of respect, authority and leadership for the past few years and how a wife can learn to speak her husband's language of respect and appreciate his strengths and meet the deepest masculine needs of his soul by cutting out disrespect and infusing her marriage with her respect for her husband. There is so much power in a wife being a godly woman, a woman of character, and a woman who understands her husband's point of view and knows how to meet his needs.
I'm extremely excited about a new book I started reading this week by Gary Thomas called, "Sacred Influence." The subtitle is, "How God Uses Wives to Shape the Souls of Their Husbands." I wanted to share a few things that have stood out to me so far.
– Men are most influenced by people THEY respect. I hadn't really thought about it like this before. But if a man's wife is critical, demeaning, disrespectful, angry, contemptuous, unforgiving, cruel, cold, bossy, arrogant, demanding and controlling- that man is going to have a very low opinion of her. Conversely, if a wife is weak, fearful, incredibly needy, unable to stand on her own two feet, cowardly, extremely emotional most of the time- a husband will also likely not find much to respect in her. A husband responds best to the influence of a strong, loving, respectful, godly wife- a wife of noble character, someone he respects. REMEMBER- we cannot ever CHANGE a man, but we can influence him for good! God has given us a lot of extremely powerful ways to influence and shape our husbands- but it must be done out of love, respect, unselfishness and the power of God at work in OUR OWN LIVES FIRST. We must be willing, as Jesus mentioned, to take the beam out of our own eye, then we will be able to see clearly to remove the speck from our husbands' eyes. (Luke 6:41-42)
-"You can't control another human being. But you can 'deserve' sucess. You can act in such a way that transformation is most likely."
– "What if your husband's faults are God's tools to shape you? What if the very thing that most bugs you about your man constitutes God's plan to teach you something new? Are you willing to accept that your marriage makeover – the process of moving a man- might begin with you?"
– "Nothing compares to being married to a godly woman – nothing. And nothing gets more tiresome more quickly than living with a narcissist or a weak wife or a fearful one."
– "When you dream something in a positive way, you offer yourself to God as an instrument of love, change and spiritual transformation. When you demand that someone change for your sake, you're literally trying to bend the world around your comfort, your needs, and your happiness. That's pride, arrogance, and self-centeredness- and God will never bless that."
– "You and God are in this together. He knew, even before He created you, who you'd marry. And he will continue to give you the tools you need to become the person He's called you to be and do the work He's created you to do within your current relationship. God would never leave you alone in any situation." (Deuteronomy 31:6)
– "You may have picked up this book simply to find out how you can motivate or even transform your husband. I'm here to tell you that as noble as this cause may be, it's too small for you. God made you to remake the world. Your home is where it starts."
– Widows from 9-11 were interviewed one year after the attacks. An interviewer asked the women, "What has changed most about your perspective in the past year?" "The first widow to respond said, 'The thing I can't stand is when I hear wives complain about their husbands.' Every woman nodded her head, and then another widow added, 'It would make my day if I walked into the master bathroom and saw the toilet seat left up.'"
– We easily lose sight of all that our husbands ARE doing for us and only focus on what they are NOT doing. Gary Thomas describes a wife who is miffed with her husband for spending the whole previous weekend watching golf on tv and not doing any projects around the house. But that Monday, he did batting practice with their son, took their daughters to a movie and called to see if his wife needed anything from the store on his way home. She could not see any of the blessings her husband gave her until Gary Thomas asked her, "Do you have any idea what a single mom would say if, for just one day, a man came over and took her son out for some 'guy time,' teaching him how to hit a baseball, or if he gave her a break by taking her daughters out in the afternoon and then called to see if he could pick up anything for her at the store on the way home? She'd feel like she had died and gone to heaven! She'd go to bed praying, 'Thank You, Lord, for one day when it wasn't all on my shoulders.'" It is SO easy for us to take our wonderful, strong, and yes-imperfect- husbands for granted.
-"To move a man, you have to learn to appreciate him for who he is and for what he has done."
-Leslie Vernick, author of How to Act Right When Your Spouse Acts Wrong, asked a man in counseling "what he would most like from his wife. He responded, 'There was a guy at work who was clumsy and never did the job quite right. None of us guys thought much of him, but when his wife came in one day, she looked at him like he could do no wrong. All of us guys were jealous of him from then on, because we knew he wasn't perfect, but his wife treated him like he was. I would love for my wife to look at me like that.'"
-"Without feeling appreciated, admired and genuinely respected, your husband probably will never change."
"Even if your husband never changes…- then for your own spiritual health, you need to learn how to love this man as he is… Your first step – the primary one- is to love, accept, and even honor your imperfect husband."
Help us to become students of our husband's needs and help us to appreciate all that they do for us. Please take off the blinders from our eyes and help us to see from their perspective. What are they seeing when they look at us? Acceptance or condemnation? Help us learn to joyfully respect our husbands and find the things there are to honor, admire, esteem and affirm. Let us use our incredible verbal skills to build up our husbands and help us commit by Your power to stop using our words to attack and tear down our men. Use us to empower our husband's leadership, talents and ability. Help us look sincerely with a look of awe, admiration and adoration into our husbands' eyes each day. Let us become godly women of character that our husbands can respect. Use us to influence our men for Your purposes by Your power and in Your way. Renew our minds by the power of Your Word. Transform us into a revolutionary generation of women who know the power of godliness, respect, following our husbands' leadership and appreciating our husbands' God-given authority in our homes. Use us to build up godly children and strong, impenetrable families and marriages. Use us to create heros and strong leaders of our men by our godly feminine influence and use our men to rise up and change the world with Your love!


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Sock pattern question, stuck at shaping the heel
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Sock pattern question, stuck at shaping the heel
This is the second pair of socks I've ever knitted but it seems like I've knitted myself stuck.
Here is the pattern:
This is a sock where the round starts in the center of the heel
I've just finished:
until 10 rnds of Cable Pat have been completed twice, then rep Rnds 1 and 2 of Cable Pat once more – 22 rnds total (62 sts on needle). Sl 15 sts before and after heel marker onto dpn – 30 sts. Leave remaining 32 sts on dpn's for instep.
The next step is:
Shape Heel Flap: Row 1 (RS): * Sl 1, k1, rep from * across. Turn.
However after following the directions I've got 30 stitches on 1 needle with my working yarn in the very center of the needle.
I'm not sure if I should tink out 15 stitches and then start the shaping the heel flap (which would undo 3 stitches in the cable portion), or if I didn't follow the 'SL 15 sts before and after heel marker' Ending the last round puts me at the heel marker and I'm not sure how you SL before the marker if you're already there.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Old mattresses, tires and white goods like stoves and refrigerators are strewn across several city blocks.
Fema bought out the baptist bottoms homeowners following the "great 1994 flood". Since then, the area has been littered by those who often don't pay their monthly garbage pick-up costs.
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Simmons Rejoins Connecticut Senate Race
The Senate campaign of former Rep. Rob Simmons took another odd turn Tuesday when the Connecticut Republican declared that he was back in the race after bowing out in May.
"I am running for the U.S. Senate, because I love my country, and I don't like where it's going," Simmons declared at a debate that included primary foe, businessman Peter Schiff.
Once considered the front-runner for the party's nomination, Simmons was defeated by former World Wrestling Entertainment CEO Linda McMahon at the party's nominating convention in May.
Simmons suspended his campaign and let go his staff, but he has been coy about his political intentions and his name remains on the Aug. 10 primary ballot.
Last week, Simmons started running statewide radio ads that he dubbed "public service announcements" that reminded voters that he was still on the ballot.
A Senate political operative said Simmons re-entrance in the race isn't expected to upend the expected outcome—McMahon is still viewed as the frontrunner for the party's nomination.
"To say he's behaving erratically is an understatement. I think the convention loss left him angry and embittered and looking to play the role of spoiler," said Ed Patru, a spokesman for McMahon. "We're focused on Dick Blumenthal at this point, and we're encouraged that more and more Republicans continue to support Linda." Blumenthal, the state's attorney general, is the expected Democratic candidate.
Simmons did not respond to phone calls seeking comment. The Associated Press reported today that his campaign is being staffed by his wife and daughter.
Blumenthal is well-known and popular in the Nutmeg State, and he has seemingly recovered from a controversy in May over his service during the Vietnam War. A polling average compiled by RealClearPolitics.com has Blumenthal leading McMahon by 16 points.
Chris Healy, chairman of the Connecticut Republican Party, said he believes the race will tighten as the race shifts to general election mode.
"I have no illusion that [Blumenthal] has very effectively burnished his image with voters and that will be a challenge to debunk," Healy told Washington Wire. "But once we force him to come out of his office and actually explain why he wants to be a senator and actually take some questions and actually have to engage with the voters, [McMahon] does have an ability in this environment to have people take a second look at this guy."


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Please find below a selection of self catering holiday cottages to rent in Alnmouth, Northumberland.
Need a serious dose of R&R? Then escape to an Alnmouth cottage on Northumberland's breathtaking coast.
Snuggled on a small peninsula where the River Aln meets the sea, the picturesque village of Alnmouth features attractive red-tiled cottages and a welcoming mix of traditional inns, gift shops, restaurants and yachts bobbing on the water.
If you walk, cycle or play golf, Alnmouth ticks every box.
It boasts two golf courses: a beautiful 9-hole links course nestling alongside the beach and a challenging 18-hole course at nearby Foxton Hill, commanding magnificent panoramic views.
For walking, pride of place goes to St Oswald's Way, a long distance route touring the finest coast and countryside Northumberland has to offer. Follow its shoreline path north to the pretty village of Craster, famous for oak-smoked kippers; or south to the village of Warkworth with its impressive hill-top castle.
Or take two wheels and discover the Coast and Castles Cycle Route, a wonderful way to soak up the scenery and view local historic sites. And the route is fairly level, so it's perfect for a family outing too.
Back in the village, enjoy a picnic on the spotless sandy beach, backed by dunes and very peaceful. Explore the grounds of the Friary of Saint Francis. Or exchange tales of the ghostly variety at the haunted Schooner Hotel.
And with a host of attractions on the doorstep, including Alnwick Castle of Harry Potter fame, The Alnwick Garden with its amazing water features and the imposing castle at Bamburgh, an Alnmouth cottage promises a holiday to remember.


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The star ratings are the result of CMS efforts to raise the quality of care provided by private Medicare plans. Specifically, the CMS ranking system gives an objective assessment of a health plan's quality and service and helps cut through the clutter when choosing Medicare coverage. Medicare ranks how well health plans perform on more than 50 measures, which are grouped into different categories:
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This year's Medicare enrollment season runs from October 15 to December 7. You can view plan and rating information on the Medicare Web site at medicare.gov, or go to deancare.com/medicare. DeanCare Gold is a Medicare-approved Cost plan available to Medicare-eligible residents in Dane Columbia, Dodge, Grant, Iowa, Jefferson, Rock and Sauk County.
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I recently started using this program its fantastic! It's like Uniform Server yet slightly better. XAMPP is a type of WAMP (Windows/Apache/MySQL/PHP) that runs straight off your computer.
Uniform Server on the other can run off a single usb – simply by running the app it mounts a virtual drive for your web server and off you go. When your done, simply stop and the drive is unmounted. On the other than XAMPP creates it's files all locally on your computer – but doesn't remove them when your done like Uniform Server. They are both simple to install… but ok here's the real reason why I like XAMPP.
I've recently been trying to install Coldfusion 8 with the least amount of headaches. XAMPP does this well! Here is the tutorial on how to get it to work:
In a nutshell – Download Coldfusion, download XAMPP. Install XAMPP – then install Coldfusion with some important steps to configure Apache (XAMPP). Then your done!
But I had a slight problem – at the part of the tutorial where it says hit the CFIDE/Administrator/index.cfm page – my page was all binery! nothing like a nice looking cfm page.
I created a index.cfm in a test folder and tried to hit that, instead got a Directory listing – I hit the file manually and it worked. Tried a simple cfoutput example and that worked too…
To resolve this I went into the apache config file (httpd.config) and added index.cfm to the DirectoryIndex under IfModule dir_module node.
# DirectoryIndex: sets the file that Apache will serve if a directory
# is requested.
<IfModule dir_module>
DirectoryIndex index.php index.php4 index.php3 index.cgi index.pl index.html index.htm index.shtml index.phtml index.cfm
Hit my CFIDE page and everything worked. Now I have Coldfusion on pretty much portalable web server.
I haven't yet tried to replicate this on Uniform Server – I will do it when I get sick of XAMPP – since there were a few people other there struggling to get it working.


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Coping With Psychological Warfare at Home
What Is Psychological Terror? continued...
Bulliet says terrorists frequently exploit images of a group of masked individuals exerting total power over their captives to send the message that the act is a collective demonstration of the group's power rather than an individual criminal act.
"You don't have the notion that a certain person has taken a hostage. It's an image of group power, and the force becomes generalized rather than personalized," says Bulliet. "The randomness and the ubiquity of the threat give the impression of vastly greater capacities."
Psychiatrist Ansar Haroun, who served in the U.S. Army Reserves in the first Gulf War and more recently in Afghanistan, says that terrorist groups often resort to psychological warfare because it's the only tactic they have available to them.
"They don't have M-16s, and we have M-16s. They don't have the mighty military power that we have, and they only have access to things like kidnapping," says Haroun, who is also a clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of California, San Diego.
"In psychological warfare, even one beheading can have the psychological impact that might be associated with killing 1,000 of the enemy," Haroun tells WebMD. "You haven't really harmed the enemy very much by killing one person on the other side. But in terms of inspiring fear, anxiety, terror, and making us all feel bad, you've achieved a lot of demoralization."
Why Distant Terrors Trouble Us
When a horrific event happens, experts say it's natural to feel disturbed, even if the act occurred thousands of miles away.
"The human reaction is to put yourself in the situation because most of us have good mental health and have the capacity to empathize," says Haroun. "We put ourselves in the shoes of the unfortunate person."
Witnessing an act of psychological terror can also disrupt our belief system, says Charles Figley, PhD, director of the Florida State University Traumatology Institute.
"We walk around, psychologically, in a bubble, and that bubble represents our belief system and values," says Figley. "Most often we assume incorrectly that other people have the same values and social niceties as we do. When that is violated or challenged, the first response is usually an effort to protect our beliefs and, in other words, to deny that it actually happened."