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> Is there a simple way to set-up AIX user accounts so that they have no
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As we do not use sendmail in our configuration, I wouldn't know how to
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Well, it was definitely an eventful week at the AVN convention in Vegas, and the whores were out in force. I hope to have some pics online for you over the next few days, but just to let you in on the big news that everyone is talking about: Jenna Jameson officially announced her retirement in a big way on the weekend when she announced, during the awards show and to an auditorium full of industry insiders, "I will no longer be spreading my legs for this industry." The news was met by loud boos and catcalls.
People were not happy with the way she handled the whole thing, and some people even went so far as to say, "The industry doesnt need this whore. Jenna Jameson can kiss my ass. I hope she heard the boos. And I hope that her blood sugar level was sufficient to keep her brain functioning enough to recognize that those were FANS booing you. Congratulations....you are now irrelevant."
You can see the speech that she gave here:
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Best Film- Layout, Vivid Entertainment Group
Best Video Feature- Upload, SexZ Pictures
Best Sex Comedy- Operation: Desert Stormy, Wicked Pictures
Male Performer of the Year- Evan Stone
Female Performer of the Year- Sasha Grey
The Jenna Jameson Crossover Star of the Year- Stormy Daniels
Best New Starlet- Bree Olson
Best Male Newcomer- Alan Stafford
Best Actor, Film- Tom Byron, Layout, Vivid Entertainment Group
Best Actor, Video- Brad Armstrong, Coming Home, Wicked Pictures
Best Actress, Film- Penny Flame, Layout, Vivid Entertainment Group
Best Actress, Video- Eva Angelina, Upload, SexZ Pictures
Top Renting Title of the Year - Debbie Does Dallas...Again, Vivid Entertainment Group
Top Selling Title of the Year - Pirates, Digital Playground/Adam & Eve
My personal favorites in this list were seeing our good friend Eva Angelina win for best actress, and the award for Female Performer of the Year going to one of my personal favorites, Sasha Grey. I've been watching Sasha's career for a while now, and it's great to see her finally get the recognition that she deserves. Feast your eyes on her in these great pics, and be sure to check out her videos whenever you can. You won't be disappointed!
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Universal unveils Halloween Horror Nights App 'Phone Scares'
Universal: Give your friends a fright with phone app
Universal Orlando is bringing its Halloween Horror Nights scare-tactics to your cellphone.
Horror Nights planners say they want their fans to feel the fear before the opening of the 22nd installment this season.
With their new mobile application, dubbed Phone Scares, fans can send ghoulish phone messages to their friends.
The scary messages match this year's themed haunted houses. Users can send a number of terrifying messages to friends, including "Flesh-Eating Zombies," "Inescapable Monsters" and "Legions of Evil" themed recordings.
The new app is available through HHN's Facebook page. To download it, go to facebook.com/halloweenhorrornightsorlando.
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Founded in 1964 by Phillips Academy in Andover and now supported by a consortium including top independent schools across the country, School Year Abroad (SYA) is the only secondary-level program which allows students to live with a European or Asian family for an entire academic year while earning U.S. graduation credits and preparing for selective U.S. colleges and universities. Every year each one of our schools enrolls approximately 65 students to complete their junior or senior year of high school. Students come from public and private schools across the United States.
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n't have a much better start to a season than Musselman's Bradley DeRito is having.
In fact, his perfect start is as good as you can get.
The Applemen freshman wrestler is quickly making a name for himself as one of the best in the area, even though it's early on.
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Bradley DeRito, right, awaits results during a match this season. The Musselman freshman has won two tournaments so far and is undefeated.
DeRito started the season with an individual title in the Skyline Elite Opener, a tournament that featured 12 teams. Last week, he continued his solid wrestling with another individual title in an even bigger tournament, the 29-team War on the Shore in Salisbury, Md.
An impressive win, DeRito has been named The Journal/Gold's Gym Athlete of the Week (Dec.2-Dec. 8).
Two matches into the season, DeRito has dominated the competition in the 120-pound weight class, compiling a 10-0 record.
The War on the Shore tournament was the toughest competition of the young season for Musselman, and DeRito stepped up in a big way with a title, helping the Applemen finish seventh with 105 points.
He started with a 9-0 major-decision win over Parker Griffie of Glenelg, Md., then beat Hanover, Md.'s Tyler Flora 7-0 and Mount St. Joseph, Md.'s Malik Woody 5-0 to advance to the semifinals.
In the semis, DeRito won easily over Severna Park, Md.'s Mike Still in an 8-2 decision.
DeRito battled with La Plata, Md.,'s Marty Margolis in the championship match, outlasting Margolis for a 2-1 decision.
"I feel good going undefeated so far for two weeks," DeRito said. "It's just practicing hard, drilling real hard, practicing and going as hard as you can all the time."
Only a few weeks into the season, DeRito has dominated out-of-state competition. He'll get his look at some area competition this weekend when Musselman hosts its own duals, giving DeRito the opportunity to dominate at home this time.
"I didn't think I was going to do as well as I did," DeRito said. "I just keep pushing hard at practice, and the results have been showing how hard I've been practicing."
Other accomplishments: Hedgesville's Juwan Powell scored a game-high 18 points in the Eagles' 77-33 boys basketball win over Silver Oak Academy, Md., and also had 20 in a win over Mountain View Christian, Va., Academy. ... Jefferson' Josh Dudley had a team-high 16 points in the Cougars' 64-49 boys basketball loss to Milbrook, Va. ... Shepherd's Austin Cunningham had a game-high 19 points in the Rams' 90-77 men's basketball win over Shippensburg, Pa. ... Washington's Dominique Newman had a team-high 24 points in the Patriots' 84-78 boys basketball win over Sherando, Va. ... Musselman's Brianna Caison had 19 points in the Applemen's 63-41 girls basketball win over James Wood, Va. ... Martinsburg's Elisha Freeman had a team-high 16 points in the Bulldogs' 88-53 boys basketball win over Brooke Point, Va. Teammate Jalen Lewis had 15 points. ... Hampshire's Allyson Fout had a game-high 26 points and five steals in the Trojans' 53-35 girls basketball win over Lewis County. ... Martinsburg's Kiana Bullett had 15 points and 16 rebounds in the Bulldogs' 54-34 girls basketball win over Brooke Point, Va. ... Hedgesville's Chris Shields had 18 points in the Eagles' 73-18 boys basketball win over Petersburg. ... Musselman's Trevon Wesco had 23 points and 13 rebounds in the Applemen's 77-44 boys basketball win over Mountain View Christian Academy. ... Berkeley Springs' Matt Parkinson and Hedgesville's Steve Hite each won individual titles in their respective weight classes during the Max Horz Invitational wrestling meet. ... Jefferson's Keegan Simmons won two events in the Sweet Inspirations Invitational swim meet. Cougar teammate Luisa Holland also won two events in the girls meet. ... Hampshire's Logan Hill had a team-high 19 points in the Trojans' 54-51 boys basketball win over Buckhannon-Upshur. ... Washington's Kendall Smith had 14 points and 11 rebounds in the Patriots' 81-55 boys basketball win over Handley, Va. Teammate Keldon Bell had 13 points, seven rebounds and four steals. ... Faith Christian Academy's Sam Romine had 24 points in the Falcons' 46-38 boys basketball win over Calvary Christian. ... Hedgesville's Kelsey Shaw had 12 points and 11 rebounds in the Eagles' 61-59 girls basketball win over Fort Hill, Md. Teammate Bianca Creamer had 15 points. ... Hampshire's Mary Feaster had a team-high 16 points in the Trojans' 43-37 girls basketball win over Buckhannon-Upshur. ... Paw Paw's Belle Harold had a game-high 14 points in the Pirates' 39-37 girls basketball win over Salisbury Elk-Lick, Pa. ... Shepherd's Chad Moore had 27 points, five rebounds and four assists in the Rams' 90-81 men's basketball win over Davis & Elkins. ... Shepherd's Rachel Johnson had 16 points, six steals and three assists in the Rams' 73-70 women's basket


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This is a discussion on RE: ssh.com sshd 3.2.x, really enforcing sftp-only - openssh ; We are running ssh.com's version 4.1, and unfortunately I can confirm that remote command execution using plink.exe is possible. I am greatly dismayed. For the most part I have limited my testing to the client from ssh.com but users can ...
We are running ssh.com's version 4.1, and unfortunately I can confirm
that remote command execution using plink.exe is possible. I am greatly
dismayed. For the most part I have limited my testing to the client
from ssh.com but users can obviously use any SSH client that they want.
I will need to greatly expand my testing.
I can't get to the 4.3 upgrade right away to see if it will also allow
it. My suspicion is that they are talking about connecting with THEIR
client when they say "when terminal access is denied so is remote
command execution".
What I can do is reconfigure my server so that SSH Users do not have
execute permissions in ~\system32 and other folders containing
executables, (make sure that the local 'Users' group does not contain
Everyone or Authenticated Users or Domain Users). I already have their
destination directories locked down but you will also want to make sure
that they can't upload an executable file and then run it.
Tom Pfister
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From: Mark Senior [mailto:email@example.com]=20
Sent: Friday, April 22, 2005 12:34 PM
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: ssh.com sshd 3.2.x, really enforcing sftp-only
Hello group
This seems strange to me, perhaps someone here has encountered this
situation, and either has found a solution to it, or can confirm that
there is no solution:
Using ssh.com's version 3.2 ssh server for Windows, I can't seem to
actually prevent remote command execution. The server is intended for
sftp only, and yet it doesn't seem to be possible to completely prevent
remote commands.
The "PermitUserTerminal" variable is set to "no" in the config file -
this has the effect of preventing an interactive login, but executing
individual commands is still entirely possible:
plink user@host
Using username "user".
user@host's password:
FATAL ERROR: Server refused to start a shell/command
plink user@host cmd /c dir c:\
Using username "user".
user@host's password:
[SNIP - big old directory listing]
The 4.3 version adds two new options: Terminal.AllowUsers and
Terminal.DenyUsers. In the 4.3 documentation it states: "Note that when
terminal access is denied so is remote command execution"
So, my question is twofold -=20
(A) Am I right that it's actually impossible to set up a truly sftp-only
server using the 3.2.x series of ssh servers for Windows? This seems
counterintuitive, but dumber things have been true of even more
expensive commercial software...
(B) Can anyone confirm that it actually does work in the 4.3.x version?
Thanks in advance, and apologies if this has been covered recently
Mark Senior
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Age and school: 17, senior at Bellefonte Area High School
Family: Parents, Terry and Michelle Stem; brother, Isaac, 8
Years involved with FFA: Two
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Amount of time spent on FFA: I feed and care for beef cattle and pigs twice a day every day. I am raising two show pigs to take to the Grange Fair in August. I help run the small family farm by plowing the fields, planting crops, mowing and baling hay and cleaning the barn and pig pen.
FFA projects: I work with market swine, although this is through
4-Hm so I can help my brother with his first-year project.
Favorite FFA memory: When I participated in the career development events this year, doing tractor driving and working on small gas engines.
FFA accomplishments: I received second place in tractor driving in the fall 2009 competition. My partner and I placed third in small gas engines during the spring 2010 competition. I also participated in the 2010 state competition at Penn State University in June. I was my chapter's FFA chaplain during the 2009-10 school year at Bellefonte.
How has FFA prepared you for your future aspirations: I would like to get a job in the farming department at Penn State. My home experience and the FFA program at school have taught me a lot about equipment safety and the farming practices needed to be successful in today's environment. If I were able to work at Penn State, I would be able to build on these skills, plus learn many new skills, which would promote my career in farming. My ultimate goal is to support myself by managing my own large farming operation.
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How to Project a Unified Brand Message Across Social Media
When it comes to stretching your marketing dollar, few tactics are as universally recommended as maintaining a social media presence. But how do you ensure that customers have a consistent brand experience no matter what site or network they visit? Here are some tips on how to project a unified message across different social media platforms:
Use of Logos
The first step to projecting a unified image is to have the same company logo and colors on all social media pages. You want fans and future customers to instantly recognize your Facebook and Twitter pages as belonging to the same company. This can mean re-sizing your logo to fit a Twitter icon box, or adjusting a Facebook thumbnail to show as much as possible of your company logo. Also be mindful of Twitter backgrounds and Facebook cover photos. Use creative, branded backgrounds and cover images to showcase your business.
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Another way to signal a cohesive message across platforms is to aim for the same writing style on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and other social networks. A simple way to accomplish this is through assigning one staff member to run the accounts, or adopting a style guide for posting on your social media profiles. If your business plans on switching up the staff members who update these pages, create guidelines to ensure smooth transitions and a similar tone or voice across posts.
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If your fans and customers consistently like a certain type of social content from your company, be sure to post in that format regularly. Maybe you ask Friday afternoon trivia on your Facebook page and reward prizes for correct answers. Or you might post interesting industry facts on Twitter. Many businesses find traction on social sites by posting photos of smiling customers with their brand-new purchases. Regardless of the type of content, sticking with consistent weekly updates can keep fans engaged.
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Thursday, July 17 at 3:00 PM on ESPN
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In the narrow valley between Kevin and me, there's nearly a hundred pounds of dog and kid and cat all curled, breathing low and working together to staple the blanket down. We can't move without giving up the quilt. It's summer, but even in our sleep we hold onto the blanket because of the principle.
We have a skylight in our room, and now it's warming up into a nice shade of blue. I really should go back to sleep. Pretty soon whichever kid this isn't will roll into the room and scoot me back from the edge of the bed. He'll wave a book or the ipad at me, he'll talk about chemistry or cats, he'll ask for breakfast but if I ignore the request like a terrible person he'll maybe fall back asleep for a little while. That's when I sleep fastest, that last hour before it's too late.
Even once the room is brighter and we're all in conversation about something big and the day has clearly started, the pets still don't bother to get up. They're not asleep, they just don't see the point in giving up their corners of the quilt unless things are really happening. Pets spend all of their time listening, did you know that? Even when they're folded up in a corner of the living room with their eyes closed, they are listening and watching us and waiting for anything that has to do with them. I can find a piece of a leash that we used one time a year ago and Beezus will pop awake because Hey, me! That's something to do with me!
Even the bird listens. Every morning and every night, Kevin shakes his packet of medicine — a powder that has to be mixed with water — and every time she tweets loudly in response. Like "Hey! That was a noise just FYI!" Throughout the day if anyone claps, she answers. If I use the tape gun, if anyone squeaks or tweets, or drops something on the wood floor you're darn right she answers because hey! That was a noise and hey! It was a noise! Here's another noise to go with it!
So here I am in a sprawling multileveled house with a whole family huddled within the small, dark radius of square footage that's right around me. Did you ever have hamsters? We had hamsters when I was a kid and they would do this. Habitrails and tubes and wheels and little hamster observation decks — but they'd all pile up in a corner under the cedar chips and enjoy the warmth of being lazy together.


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PITTSBURGH - Even as late as Wednesday morning, Danny Briere was admitting nothing other than that he was feeling better every day. Under orders not to say anything in the days following the upper-back contusion he suffered at the hands of the Penguins' Joe Vitale with a week to go in the regular season, Briere was doing his level best to make his lips move and provide no information. He was even doing it in two languages.
Only later did Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren admit the obvious: that Briere, a point-a-game scorer in his career in the Stanley Cup playoffs, was going to be out there for Game 1 against the Penguins. This is his time, these are his moments, and Briere was not going to miss this one.


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Cheers dude. Just wasn't 100% sure on how I felt about it, so I thought it'd be better with your view on it first .
Duderino, could you check out my ??? promo in HQ please. I'd like your feedback on whether it's good or bad before going through and posting it.
Suarez was there always for Ajax
RVP isn't always there for the national team when we need him. He's improving though, I think he plays better when Sneijder isn't playing
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I prefer Suarez
Alright. I have class in a half hour so I'll be off for a little
Haha I was, working on the card, its all done now, check it when you get a shot
Just did. I'm going off for a little now. I'll come back and throw up the card.
Couldn't have done it without you Really liking where we are going
My bad on not getting it up sooner, really was not feeling good I really needed sleep. Feeling better though, except for the fact that my whole body is sore.
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Ali A. Rizvi recently wrote an open letter to "moderate Muslims." I'm not sure if Rizvi's letter was directed toward me, as I don't measure my faith in chicken wing flavours, but I'm going to respond anyway. Rizvi's good will doesn't last long as he immediately begins to lecture Muslims about our "increasingly waning credibility" in the West.
Recent news that several young Canadian men, including two Calgary brothers, died fighting for ISIS has shocked Canada's Muslim community -- the vast majority of whom scoff at the notion that the terrorists who have overrun Syria and Iraq are acting upon authentic Islamic teachings, much less a compose a "caliphate."
It may be a crime under shariah but it is the legend of Muhammad who befriended Christians, Jews and Pagans, gave women rights, never persecuted gays and lesbians and spoke out against the rich, established tribes of Mecca. Where would he be if he was alive today? According to shariah law, Muhammad would be in jail, labeled an infidel.
I'm adamantly opposed to proselytizing. There are 91 different names for God in the Bible. I take that to mean that there are multiple ways of thinking of God, of connecting to His teachings. Different paths, same destination. With the advent of the Internet we've been given the gift of information at our fingertips. Telling another or even suggesting that their way of believing is wrong is to attack their identity, their very essence. There's another group who proselytize whom I find just as objectionable: Atheists. From the New Atheists to Militant Atheists.
Trinity Western University: Their "values" have once again come under scrutiny with their recent desire to have their own shiny law school. The most interesting part of TWU's covenant is the voluntary, obligatory commitment to abstain from "sexual intimacy that violates the sacredness of marriage between a man and a woman." In other words, no gay fornical kabootling. It's shameful thinking. Especially in Canada.
The reality is that the seals being hunted are not an endangered species and are not being hunted in numbers that might cause them to become endangered. In the areas of the world where seals are hunted there are few, perhaps no, viable alternatives. There are limited economic opportunities and few other food sources.
Bill Maher wrote to interim Liberal leader Bob Rae expecting the Liberals to do better than the Conservatives in their blind support of Canada's commercial seal hunt. Sadly, the response was typical of what's usually seen from politicians: excuses and sad attempts to deflect from the issues at hand.
Bill Maher is pretty much the last person you'd expect to get sucked in by PETA, Ingrid Newkirk's cult of euthanasia. For Maher to uncritically cheerlead for one of the ugliest cults in America is truly disheartening. And, unlike most of the celebrity cults, PETA does real damage, on a gruesome scale.


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Dear friends and vvvvans,
We would like to invite you to the second edition of the NODE - Forum for Digital Arts.
November 15th - 20th, 2010: NODE10 – Forum For Digital Arts
For detailed information and ticket booking please visit: http://node.vvvv.org
The purpose of NODE is to facilitate the exchange between art, design and engineering in interactive and generative media. The 'NODE - Forum for Digital Arts' emerged in 2008 from an initiative of associates of MESO who at the same time had been developers and users of the graphical programming language vvvv (http://vvvv.org).
At first, NODE was meant to support the community of people using vvvv to create artistic and creative software projects, but it quickly changed into an international forum for knowledge exchange between designers, artists and engineers of various fields believing in the powers of programming and digital technologies. NODE08 turned out to be a one week-long rush of discussions, theoretical and practical lectures and workshops, artist presentations and events.
NODE10 should go way beyond NODE08. So, the focus of this year's lectures and exhibition 'abstrakt Abstrakt' is the investigation of cultural consequences of a post-industrialized, software-driven society. The workshops and open lab complement the theoretical views with practical hands on workshops about vvvv and related programming environments. Participants look into the subjects through workshops and talks combined with subsequent symposiums and live performances.
Here are some hightlights:
/ Exhibition 'abstrakt Abstrakt - The Systemized World' › With Ralf Baecker, FIELD, Ben Fry, Leander Herzog, Robert Hodgin, Thilo Kraft, Brandon Morse, Louise Naunton Morgan, John Powers, Patrick Raddatz, SOFTlab, Jorinde Voigt, Zimoun. Curated by Marius Watz and Eno Henze
/ Lecture day › With Lutz Dammbeck, Klaus Mainzer, Frieder Nake, Sebastian Oschatz, Marius Watz, presented by Eno Henze
/ Lecture Session 'Digital Media in Performing Arts' › With Frieder Weiss, Scott deLahunta, ID_Frankfurt/Independent Dance, Steve Valk
/ VVVV workshops by the core development team and the most obsessed users include › All week Projection Mapping, Dance & Media and Audio Visual workshops. VVVV for Beginners, Data Visualization, Multitouch Paradigms, Mathematics in VVVV, Effects and Shaders, Multiscreen Setups, Plugin Coding, Web Based Userinterface, Character Animation, Physics Based Animation
/ Massimo Banzi comes for the Arduino workshop and the people behind Fritzing will share their knowlege.
/ AV-Performances › With Pan Am Scan (Berlin), Abstract Birds (Italy), Paul Prudence (Uk)
/ Nightly Patcher Kucha Talks hosted by Max Wolf
/ vvvv keynote hosted by Joreg and Sebastian Gregor (vvvv Group)
/ Deluxe selected works from Florian Egermann, Jonas Bohatsch, Daniel Tauber, Daniel Stempfer, Florian Jenett, James Snazzel, Stefan Schwabe
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Article: Improved search for a light sterile neutrino with the full configuration of the Daya Bay Experiment Authors: Daya Bay Collaboration Reference: arXiv:1607.01174 Today I bring you news from the Daya Bay reactor neutrino experiment, which detects neutrinos emitted by three nuclear power plants on the southern coast of China. The results in this paper are based […]
Article: Limits on Active to Sterile Neutrino Oscillations from Disappearance Searches in the MINOS, Daya Bay, and Bugey-3 Experiments Authors: Daya Bay and MINOS collaborations Reference: arXiv:1607.01177v4 So far, the hunt for sterile neutrinos has come up empty. Show More Summary
Results could hint at errors, sterile neutrinos, or something even stranger.
Members of the International Daya Bay Collaboration, who track the production and flavor-shifting behavior of electron antineutrinos generated at a nuclear power complex in China, have obtained the most precise measurement of these subatomic particles' energy spectrum ever recorded. Show More Summary
The latest measurements from the Daya Bay neutrino experiment in China don't align with predictions from nuclear theory. A new result from the Daya Bay experiment has revealed a possible flaw in predictions from nuclear theory. "Nobody expected that from neutrino physics," says Anna Hayes, a nuclear theorist at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Show More Summary
A yacht race from Hong Kong to Daya Bay in the Mainland will take place on 30 October 2015 (Friday). About 60 yachts are expected to participate in the race.
Physicists have announced new findings on the measurements of neutrinos, paving the way forward for further neutrino research, and confirming that the Daya Bay neutrino experiment continues to be one to watch.
Four of the eight neutrino detectors at Daya Bay in China. Nuclear reactors are best-known as power plants, generating electricity. However, they're also important physics laboratories, producing exotic atomic nuclei and particles that are useful in other contexts. One byproduct is antineutrinos: the antimatter version of neutrinos, some of the [...]
The Daya Bay experiment, famous for studying neutrino mixing, is branching into a new area of neutrino physics. The experiment that produced the latest big discovery about ghostly particles called neutrinos is trying its hand at solving...Show More Summary
Science is awesome. And thanks to the internet age, it's easy to be witness to that fact. For example? This beautiful image of the photomultiplier tubes in the Daya Bay Neutrino Experiment detectors, which mesmerized millions when it appeared online this week. Read more...
A new Daya Bay result advances our understanding of neutrinos by precisely measuring their oscillation behavior at different energies. Scientists on an experiment that in 2012 revealed an important aspect of neutrinos announced this week that they had further contributed to our understanding of the puzzling elementary particles.
The international Daya Bay Collaboration has announced new results about the transformations of neutrinos - elusive, ghostlike particles that carry invaluable clues about the makeup of the early universe. The latest findings includeShow More Summary
New results about the oscillation of neutrinos -- elusive, ghostlike particles that carry invaluable clues about the makeup of the early universe -- have been announced by the Daya Bay Collaboration, an international experiment taking place outside of Hong Kong.
Hot on the heels of the Daya Bay experiment's completion of one of the most difficult measurements in neutrino physics, a Korean experiment has produced its own measurement confirming the earlier results.
A little more tab clearance, here, this time a few recent stories dealing with those elusive little buggers, neutrinos. In roughly chronological order: The Daya Bay experiment in China has measured a key parameter for neutrino oscillation...Show More Summary
An international collaboration of physicists working on a neutrino experiment in southern China announced today they have made a difficult measurement scientists have been chasing for more than a decade. The results of the Daya Bay neutrino...Show More Summary
Too many news these days, so just a brief note on something that deserves a long article. TheDaya Bay experiment just announced the measurement of one of the last unknown fundamental parameters in the Standard Model (understood as the old Standard Model extended by the neutrino mass operators). Show More Summary
The Daya Bay Reactor Neutrino Experiment collaboration has announced a precise measurement of the last of the unsolved neutrino "mixing angles," which determine how neutrinos oscillate among different types. The ground-breaking collaboration is the most sensitive reactor neutrino experiment in the world. Show More Summary
BEIJING; BERKELEY, CA; and UPTON, NY – The Daya Bay Reactor Neutrino Experiment, a multinational collaboration operating in the south of China, today reported the first results of its search for the last, most elusive piece of a long-standing...Show More Summary
The Daya Bay Reactor Neutrino Experiment has begun its quest to answer some of the most puzzling questions about the elusive elementary particles known as neutrinos. The experiment's first completed set of twin detectors is now recording...Show More Summary


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This article is a tribute to the man who introduced me to the great world of video games. He is not who you expect, nor is he what you would call a 'traditional gamer'. The man of whom I speak is none other than my grandfather.
My first real brush with video gaming came in the summer of my fifth year of life (so, in layman's terms, 1998) when my grandfather called me into his workroom. Now, I had always seen my grandfather at the computer, but being the rather self-centered kid that I was, I never thought to wonder what he was doing, something that I would soon learn. He gave me a big smile and lifted me up onto his lap. He faced me towards the computer and began. "Dahling," he said in his South African accent "Can you do me a favor?" He nodded towards his hands, which were red and inflamed with psoriasis and then at the computer. He explained that he had been playing a game, but that his hands were so swollen and painful that he was forced to stop.
Unfortunately, he was at a pivotal part in the game (which ended up being Thief) and needed someone to forge ahead. My brother was only two and my dad had never displayed any interest, so that left me. He gave me a brief sketch of the controls and was about to repeat them when he saw that I was already playing. I adored the experience. I was in a whole new world, one I had never dreamed of before. I vaulted walls and ran down alleys, and when guards came into view I swiftly dispatched them: one arrow to the groin, one to the other's neck. We ended up playing for longer, allowing me to beat a boss and get more practice. Much later, my grandfather set me down, obviously pleased at finding a like-minded individual in the family, and proceeded to explain that since the game was 'rated M' I shouldn't tell my dad. I, of course, had no idea what that meant and told my dad anyway (though to my grandfather's relief, my dad had no idea either).
Thus began a great friendship, a trifecta between my grandfather, video games, and myself. He swiftly introduced me to more computer games, one after the other, but the one that bound us together forever and the one that instilled in me the second of my favorite video game genres, was StarCraft. It is impossible to really explain the effect it had on me. At the age of seven, I had developed the mind of a military officer, learned micromanaging, and discovered my own love of RTS games. I would sit for hours on end playing the game, hidden from my parents who were late on supporting my habit and who would disapprove of a seven year old playing a 'T' game, and as time went by I even managed to defeat my grandfather at his own game.
Since then, every time I play Starcraft I think of my grandfather. I see him at his computer, happily and patiently teaching me to play, explaining to me the use of each unit, each building, each race. I remember him gifting me both the original and expansion and being proud at seeing me become good at the game. When I played the Starcraft II Beta I would think of him and eagerly await the day when the two of us could play together.
Though it is many years later and I have scores of video games of all different kinds, that memory of my grandpa and I playing games stays with me. More than anyone (save my parents) he has probably shaped the individual who I am today. Without his guidance and his own love of video games, I would have only developed this love later in life, and maybe not to the degree that I did after he introduced me to them. Some might call it irresponsible to introduce a five year old to a game intended for those in the double-digits or to allow a seven year old boy to binge on a game obviously not meant for him to play, but I saw that it was not so. My grandfather gave me a great gift. He gave me not only my love of this form of entertainment, but he gave me the chance to explore worlds that would otherwise be unknown to me. For that I am truly grateful.
Once StarCraft II comes out, my grandfather will be receiving a copy from me as a present as my way to pay him back for what he's done for me, so I could use a copy for myself.
Also please, all of you reading, comment on how the older gamers in your life have affected you.


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MEDJUGORJE, Yugoslavia — The word began to trickle out Monday morning, and by noon, the hundreds of Catholic pilgrims staying in the guesthouses along the nameless main street here were buzzing with the news.
The Virgin Mary would appear at 10 p.m.
"Hey, are you coming to the apparition?" asked Mary Fistler, who left her Wall Street job four years ago to work as a tour guide in this remote mountain village midway down the Balkan peninsula. The way Fistler asked the question, she might have been planning a party. Several people were sprawled around her kitchen in cutoffs and monk sandals. All nodded vigorously.


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There's a phrase I've adapted from one that my Dad's used:
"Sex is like meatza. When it's good, it's GREAT! When it's bad, it's still pretty good."
Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, steak in one hand, chocolate in the other, yelling "Holy F***, What a Ride!"
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I wish y'all would talk about something else. :P Those of us stuck in celibacy can't get the water in the shower cold enough. hehe
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Aren't you married, blondie?
Your dad is a preacherman, Knight.
And the sex wasn't lame, his parents are religious and strict, we still ignore that facr and shower together... I think they gracefully learned to ignore it by now...
I just do the whole "hi, Mr and Mrs L, I'm a nice little virgin girl with knee-highs and pig tails", I can't blow my cover by going upstairs and moaning up a storm!
Though, something tells me my cover has been blown by now :x
But look at this face? Can I really be a sex vixen?
The sex was good, it was just not as frequent as I had hoped... I mean all the workouts, the fasting and the suffering not to mention the long-distance thing I expected some more worshipping, groping and laying down... Or at least some compliments and a rape scene
Instead there was sleeping, snoring and lying around in bed watching tv... What am I 45 (no'ffence)?!
Maybe the passion is gone and I should get used to it,
or maybe I'm just fugly.
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-Raymond Peat, PhD
uhhh. dubya tee eff.
Married yes, but as they say, it takes two to tango.
Incoming major blondage event - maybe.
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Say it with me, Meaty: "I am not ugly, fugly, or hideous." Repeat until it is evident to yourself.
Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, steak in one hand, chocolate in the other, yelling "Holy F***, What a Ride!"
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MeatMe, definitely! :P
Alright maybe I should stop doing my dirty laundry on the public forums since he can probably read all this :x
I was gonna start this post by whining about my lack of motivation and weak will power, but instead I will forget anything non-primal I ate in Toronto and pretend like I don't look like a giant ball of melting lard (it's hot) and let the pictures speak for themselves.
Here are random fragments of things I've done in TO (not including the sex):
That's someone's dog... I don't like dogs, but this one was funny looking enough for me to take a picture of it.
I lead an exciting life... While many of you will have a collection of family and friends pictures, I have pictures of people's dogs and restaurant food...
Now I know what you're thinking... It's an early ticket to diabetes-land... but it's a good thing you can't see the waffle under all that fruit, whipped cream and icing... eeh... I mean, avert your eyes and look at the dog that looks like a plush toy! Ooooooh!
Horse steak tartar! That's killing two birds with one stone: trying horse and savouring my favourite type of steak all at once!
Let me tell ya, it took me a while to get over the whole 'I'm eating someone's beloved pony' thing, and when I did I disocvered it tastes just like beef but beefier! It's not like lamb or goat that have a reminiscient taste of barn, but it's just like an amplified beef tartar. I can't explain it! You gotta try it.
Buffalo wings with blue cheese, and both my bf and I hate blue cheese... But we unanimously agreed that this blue cheese was amazing! It was a warm sauce that kinda seperated into cream and oil, it was very tangy. And the wings were so tender... mm...
If anyone of you is ever in Toronto, don't expect anything special food wise, but nevertheless visit The Beer Bistro, it has about 80 types of international beers and really interesting dishes.
Applewood suckling pig! And as tasty as it sounds I wasn't impressed. It was good but had a slightly bitter aftertaste that I couldn't decipher :/
And my favourite part of every non-primal dinner...
One of the icecreams is a skor and beer bar! And they have quite a few beer icecreams... It was quite weird! :3
I'm horrible, I know, and I'm going to hell for showing you all this... But the yuckiness and unattractiveness that I feel right now is payment enough.
I was a little depressed during my whole week. To be honest I don't enjoy that aspect of a vacation, if I'm forced to sleep at someone else's house. It's hard for me to fall asleep in my own bed not to mention someone else's.
I'm a huge control freak, and if the activities for the day aren't up to me, if I can't freely rummage the fridge or run around naked... it's just not the same :P
I felt kinda trapped because going out required the car and my bf to be awake, both things require a licence I don't have.
We did watch a lot of movies... And as you can see from the pictures... mostly ate (the dog was hard to digest, due to all the hair :P).
I watched 300... and I didn't like it.
There's a limit to how much slow motion I can tolerate in a Hollywood movie. There was a lot of frontal nudity which would please all genders, but after the film was over my reality was a little shaken and it took me a while to get used to the notion that not all men look like abercrombie models and walk around with capes and underwear throwing spears at things.
A sad realization indeed.
Ah, how I missed my Suck City, and you guys <3
Too bad I'm so broke now... I can't believe I bought 4 pairs of shoes :x
They're so beautiful... but I can hardly walk in them! I look hot but drunk when I do... which is exactly the look I'm going for, actually :P
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"The penis is the male animal-flower, a soft-firm dildo, a warm dream."
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that food looks pretty good...
definatly cheat worthy.
Feeling guilty about it is a waste. Here, I'll eat a waffle to make you feel better.
*chews ego* mmmmm... sooooo goood *spits it out when no one is looking*
I wanna eat a pony
I haven't been showing my face around these parts for a while because I'm being really reallllllllyyy bad.
Yesterday I had Pizza Hut for dinner. And popcorn. And 2 packs of stale peanut M&Ms. (we have a dingy cinema that plays movies for 2$, and sells snacks for 1$! I love it! I can live there! And yesterday I watched two movies: The Ghost Writer and Death At A Funeral!)
It's so hard to get back on the wagon after you've been so sucky for two weeks (and more so before that).
I think when Vy was around and we were eating out all the time, I got accustomed to the sex and the city lifestyle and never wanted to go back, especially since I'm not a very creative cook...
My weight loss hasn't really stalled... So even that doesn't deter me from eating crap and not exercising, though I know the reason my weight is keeping steady is thanks to PB fixing my once hindered metabolism.
I reallllllyyyyyy neeeeeed toooooo gettttt baaaaaack on the Primal horse!
But how do I do that? I need advice!
Today I had bacon cooked in tomato and some vegetables, salsa (my favourite thing right now) and pickles.
I have a pint of icecream (I made sure my parents bought the less crappy version from Maxi's horrid selection), it's actually made out of cream (gasp).
In other news, all I have in the freezer is chicken and skinless chicken breasts - the mortal enemy of everything that's primal and holy.
People, let's be honest here, the only reason we eat chicken is for its skin!!!!
I might eat some icecream later just because it's there and more palatable than skinless chicken.
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Some people may consider it a daunting task when replacing a coach whose name happens to be the same as your home field.
Hope College's softball coach Mary Vande Hoef is faced with that exact challenge this year as she enters her first season leading the program after the retirement of legendary coach Karla Wolters last May.
However, when Hope plays their first home game of the season on March 29 against Carthage (Wis.) at Wolters Stadium, Vande Hoef will have the have the support of, not only Hope College, but the coach she is following.
"The fact that she is still in the area has been a great resource for me," said Vande Hoef, who comes to the Holland area after holding assistant coach positions at Ithaca College (N.Y.) and Central College (Iowa), her alma mater.
"I feel very fortunate to be able to come in to this position after a person like Coach Wolters. She was able to leave on her own terms and make sure the program was left in good hands."
Wolters headed the Hope softball program for 23 years beginning in 1988. During that span, she compiled a 515-320 which included five NCAA tournament appearances and four Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association titles.
"I have nothing but respect for Coach Wolters and appreciate all the support she has given to me so far. She has been a great mentor for me and has made the coaching change a smooth transition."
Vande Hoef hopes that some of the things that made her a great player, rub off on her current players she is coaching.
"I really benefited from realizing that the team is something that is bigger than yourself," she said.
"You are just a small part of something much bigger. It takes everybody buying-in for the same reasons to be successful. That's the overarching idea we want to get across to our players."
Vande Hoef hopes to tailor the program her way throughout her career, but Coach Wolters is sure to be close by.
"We have lunch every couple of weeks," Vande Hoef said. "She just wants to check-up and see how things are going.
"Since I arrived, I've heard nothing but great things about Coach Wolters. She was, and will continue to be a great asset for the softball program and Hope College."
THE MIAA will put a new format into effect for regular season and conference tournament competition beginning in the 2011-12 season. With the exception of football and softball, all sports will play a home-and-home format for the regular season and adopt a four-team format for all postseason tournaments. Currently, men's and women's basketball allow eight teams to participate in their conference tournaments, along with other sports who use eight, six and four-team formats.
CALVIN COLLEGE currently leads the overall standings for the Commissioner's Cup with 137 points, followed by Hope with 129 points. The Calvin men have earned 61 points while the women have totaled 76 points. The award is given to the school with the best cumulative performance in the MIAA's 18 sports for men and women. Since it was first presented in 1934-35, Hope has won the award 32 times, followed by Albion (14), Kalamazoo (13), Calvin (9) and Alma (5).
THE DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY men's Division I club hockey team is set to play Rutgers in the first round of the American Collegiate Hockey Association Division 1 National Tournament on Saturday in Newark, Del. The Panthers finished their first regular season at the D1 level with a 33-10 record that included wins against national tournament qualifiers Lindenwood, Ohio, Oklahoma, Adrian and Oakland.
JACOB SCHOLTEN of the Augustana College wrestling program has qualified for the NCAA Division III national wrestling tournament on March 11-12 in LaCrosse, Wis. Scholten, a freshman from Grandville, won the 125-pound division at the Great Lakes Regional last weekend in Sheboygan, Wis., automatically qualifying him for the NCAA individual tournament.


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A serosurvey of 2,456 high-risk employees of the Los Angeles County-University of Southern California Medical Center showed that 345 (14%) were susceptible to rubella. Of 197 seronegative personnel followed up for participation in a vaccination program, 105 (53.3%) were vaccinated. However, only one of the 11 known susceptible obstetrician-gynecologists was vaccinated. Thirty-eight seronegative employees who were vaccinated with RA 27/3 rubella vaccine were queried four to six weeks after vaccination and compared with 32 unvaccinated seropositive control subjects. Although the reaction rate was 50% among vaccinees and 3% among control subjects, each vaccinee lost only an average of 0.2 workdays compared with 0.1 workdays for control subjects. The high rate of susceptibility to rubella among hospital employees supports the need for screening. Although vaccine reactions are common, they are generally mild. Means must be found to ensure greater employee acceptance of vaccine.
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• Forty-four patients with uncomplicated systemic hypertension underwent 48-hour electrocardiographic monitoring before and after four weeks of treatment with hydrochlorothiazide, 100 mg daily. Plasma potassium concentration decreased from 4.07±0.26 mmol/L (4.07±0.26 mEq/L) to 3.36±0.44 mmol/L (3.36 ±0.44 mEq/L). The average number of premature ventricular contractions, couplets, or ventricular tachycardia episodes did not change significantly. Twenty patients had more than minimal ventricular ectopy (class 2 to 5) before and 17 after diuretic therapy. Further analysis revealed that following diuretic therapy, neither patients with plasma potassium levels of 3.4 mmol/L or less (≤3.4 mEq/L) nor patients with left ventricular hypertrophy had increased ectopy as compared with baseline. At baseline, patients with left ventricular hypertrophy had more arrhythmias than patients without. We conclude that the results of this study provide no evidence that diuretic therapy or diuretic-induced hypokalemia results in increased ventricular ectopy, and that patients with left ventricular hypertrophy may have more ventricular ectopy than patients without, but these arrhythmias are not adversely effected by diuretic therapy.
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Your readers are fortunate to be able to vote to re-elect Sen. Clark Barnes to the West Virginia Legislature in the upcoming general election.
I know I am not from your county. But the views of someone who has been on the inside of the Legislature should be particularly valuable to your readers. Over the years I have lobbied the Legislature about the rights of surface owners and small mineral owners when the oil and gas operators come calling, about consumer issues, about improvements in divorce courts and laws, and so on. I have done these things as board president of a statewide consumer organization and as a lawyer for the little guy. I even worked once as a lawyer drafting bills for the Legislature.
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23 April 2014 – Advanced Computer Software Group's (Advanced's) financial management software (FMS) has been ranked as having the fourth largest market share in the UK by leading analyst firm Gartner. The Gartner report 'Market Share: All Software Markets, Worldwide, 2013' [i] confirms Advanced's 9.5% share of the UK FMS market, just 0.5% behind third placed Oracle and 7.7% behind second placed SAP.
Advanced's FMS achieved 16.4% revenue growth between 2012 and 2013, comparing favourably to market share leaders Sage, SAP and Oracle.
Vin Murria, CEO, Advanced Computer Software Group plc, says, "We believe the Gartner report confirms our position in the UK financial management software space. The addition of Exchequer to our FMS portfolio in March 2013 has, in our opinion, further strengthened our market position, allowing us to provide customers with a comprehensive choice of finance system that can be delivered either on-premise or as a cloud-based model."
Colleen Graham et al, Research Director from Gartner says, "Mature economies primarily drove software market growth in 2013, offsetting relative sluggishness in emerging markets. Organisations in the middle of a multi-year transition are investing in technologies to support existing systems, while leveraging cloud offerings to implement new applications."
Advanced has 4000 FMS customers and recent new wins include The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, The Roundhouse, Port of Tyne, Elizabeth Shaw Chocolates and Redbridge College.
Advanced offers a range of finance systems which are specifically designed for public and private sector organisations of all sizes including Exchequer, OpenAccounts, eFinancials and e5.
i Gartner "Market Share: All Software Markets, Worldwide, 2013" (28 March 2014) ref. G00260918
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Advanced Computer Software Group plc (Advanced) is a leading supplier of software and IT services to both public and private sectors which assist organisations to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
The Group operates as three divisions:
Advanced Health & Care sells a range of products to the NHS and private healthcare sector including patient workflow management for urgent and unplanned care providers; patient case management for social care providers; mobile applications for care in the community providers and rostering applications for social care settings.
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Sister, Sister star and now mom-to-be Tia Mowry celebrated her upcoming arrival at a baby shower on Saturday in West Hollywood.
Mowry's newlywed twin sister Tamera and several of her costars from the BET show The Game were among the guests at the party at the London Hotel.
"Tia looked gorgeous and very happy at her shower celebration. She was very excited about how things turned out," a source tells PEOPLE.
Guests at the small bash played games, tasted mini cupcakes and enjoyed a red velvet cake from the Sweet E's Bake Shop as well as "tons of laughter," according to the source.
Mowry and her husband of two years, Cory Hardrict, are expecting a baby boy on July 3.
The couple received gift baskets and plush toys from Petit Tresor and a nursing cover from Bebe au Lait.
After the shower, Mowry Tweeted her happiness and appreciation. "Going to bed and had an amazing day," she wrote. "Thanks again to all who came out for the shower :) love you all xoxo."
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Learning to Coordinate in Social Networks
Pooya Molavi
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Department of Economics, Students
Ceyhun Eksin
University of Pennsylvania - School of Engineering & Applied Science
Alejandro Ribeiro
University of Pennsylvania - School of Engineering & Applied Science
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University of Pennsylvania - Department of Electrical and Systems Engineering
November 5, 2014
We study a dynamic game in which short-run players repeatedly play a symmetric, strictly supermodular game whose payoff depends on a fixed unknown state of nature. Each short-run player inherits the beliefs of his immediate predecessor in addition to observing the actions of the players in his social neighborhood in the previous stage. Due to the strategic complementary between their actions, players have the incentive to coordinate with, and learn from others. We show that in any Markov Perfect Bayesian Equilibrium of the game, players eventually reach consensus in their actions. They also asymptotically receive similar payoffs in spite of initial differences in their access to information. We further show that, if the players' payoffs can be represented by a quadratic function, then the private observations are optimally aggregated in the limit for generic specifications of the game. Therefore, players asymptotically coordinate on choosing the best action given the aggregate information available throughout the network. We provide extensions of our results to the case of changing networks and endogenous private signals.
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Keywords: Consensus, information aggregation, supermodular games, social networks
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He is normally found on dungeon level 65, and moves very quickly. Killing this good Human is worth about 693333.33 points for a 1st level character. He reflects bolt spells. He is magical, casting spells intelligently which psycho-spear, cause brain smashing, produce mana bolts, blind, confuse, paralyze, haste-self, heal-self, blink-self, teleport-self or teleport to; 1 time in 3. He can open doors. He regenerates quickly. He resists lightning, fire, cold, nether and time. He cannot be stunned, confused, slept or teleported. He takes a while to see intruders, which he may notice from 1000 feet. He may carry up to 12 good objects. He can hit to attack with damage 14d14, hit to attack with damage 14d14, hit to attack with damage 14d14, and hit to attack with damage 14d14. (Hengband 1.6.0)
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Metro employees held an afternoon demo outside the STM's headquarters on de la Gauchetiere street in downtown Montreal Tuesday.
They are protesting cuts this summer to ticket agents, which they say will endanger the public.
The demo was noisy but peaceful, with around 100 union members taking part.
Union spokesman Tom Mouhteros says a lack of agents will increase the likelihood of accidents and crime.
"There's going to be no human presence," he said. "It's irresponsible for the STM to do something like this because these metro stations are not going to be secure at all."
He says agents are well trained to react in emergency situations and that their quick responsse can and have saved lives in the past.
He points to the incident last January at Fabre metro, when a woman was strangled to death when her scarf was caught in an escalator. No agent was on hand there.
Moutheros promises the protests will continue as long as their demands are not met. The cuts are to take effect in June.
Nine stations in total will be affected. They are du College, Plamondon, Place d'Armes and Henri-Bourassa on the organge line; de l'Eglise, Guy-Concordia, Peel, McGill and Place des Arts on the green line.
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Circa 1870 Brooklyn Excelsior Silk Ribbon
Starting Bid - $500.00, Sold For - $1,527.50
Rare circa 1870 silk ribbon issued by the Brooklyn Excelsior Base Ball Club, one of the top clubs of the era. The nine-inch long blue ribbon features the team name, "Excelsior," above an illustration of various baseball equipment including bats, balls, cleats, a base, and a belt. "Brooklyn" is printed below. Team ribbons such as this have always been among the rarest baseball items, and, along with trophy balls, among the few surviving relics directly related to players of the 1860s and early 1870s, but at the same time have always been something of an enigma to collectors. It has always been known that they were worn, but we have never been entirely clear as to what purpose they served. So we asked noted baseball historian John Thorn! He has solved this mystery for us, providing us with the following explanation: According to an article by author Clarence Deming that appeared in the Outing (June 1902, No. 3, pp. 357-360), these ribbons were not actually worn by players from the teams whose name appears upon them, but by their opponents: "One or two of the customs of the old game were unique. Such for instance was the habit of the better class of clubs of exchanging, just before each match, silk badges imprinted with the club name. The players wore those accumulated trophies pinned upon the breast, sometimes with startling color effects; and the baseball man was proud, indeed, who could pin on the outside of his deep strata of badges a ribbon from the mighty Atlantics, Mutuals or Eckfords, attesting his worth for meeting giants, if not mastering them." The custom of exchanging silk ribbons was not a long-standing one, and it appears that the tradition entirely started and ended within five years on either side of 1870 (1865-1875). Even in its heyday, the planning and expense limited the practice almost exclusively to the most accomplished and highly respected teams. The better the team, the greater an honor it was to be able to have a ribbon from that team to wear as a badge of honor. Because these ribbons are made of silk and are naturally fragile, and were actually worn while playing, few have survived. All are very rare. The fact that this ribbon is slightly larger and more elaborate in terms of illustration than most ribbons from the 1860s (which also tend to be horizontal in design) suggests that it dates from the early to mid-1870s. The offered example is a remarkably fine state of preservation, especially given both its age and fragile nature. There is some very minor fraying, including a few tiny tears, along the top and bottom borders. In Very Good to Excellent condition. Archivally mounted and framed to total dimensions of 5.5 x 12 inches. Reserve $500. Estimate $1,000/$2,000. SOLD FOR $1,527.50
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