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According to Google Information Security Engineer Tavis Ormandy's report, "Sophail: Applied attacks against Sophos Antivirus," Sophos' antivirus should not be used on environments that host sensitive information and should only be used at low-value non-critical systems.
Sophos prides itself in the fact that their products are used in healthcare, government, finance and even the military, but Ormandy's report stated that what Sophos offers is vulnerable to attacks.
"[I]nstalling Sophos Antivirus exposes machines to considerable risk," the report stated. "If Sophos do not urgently improve their security posture, their continued deployment causes significant risk to global networks and infrastructure."
Sophos was given a copy of the report before it was publicly published and they were quick to address the issues Ormandy raised though they stated that they found "no evidence of this vulnerability being exploited in the wild," on every issue raised. They even commended Ormandy's report, stating it was "responsible disclosure,"
"The work of Tavis Ormandy, and others like him in the research community, who choose to work alongside security companies, can significantly strengthen software products," Sophos stated on their blog post. "On behalf of its partners and customers, Sophos appreciates Tavis Ormandy's efforts and responsible approach."
Still, the security engineer wasn't pleased with what Sophos has done to the antivirus and insisted that if the security company cannot fix a simple vulnerability, then their product should not be used in security sensitive environments..
"From this interaction we can conclude that for the simplest vulnerabilities, Sophos simply cannot react fast enough to prevent attacks, even when presented with a working exploit. Should an attacker choose to use Sophos Antivirus as their conduit into your network, Sophos will simply not be able to prevent their continued intrusion for some time, and you must implement contingency plans to handle this scenario if you choose to continue deploying Sophos," Ormandy wrote.
Ormandy and Sophos already had a previous encounter wherein the security company called him out for publicly disclosing their findings on Microsoft's security flaws just five days after the software company was given a copy of his report. Ormandy justified his actions as something that the public should know about but Sophos pointed out that five days isn't enough time to fix the security issues.


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Air Force out to snap losing streak at BYU
Originally Published: September 24, 2003By Ed Graney | Special to ESPN.com
The numbers are telling: Air Force hasn't won at BYU since 1982, a streak of seven Cougar home victories. "Maybe it's something in the water down there," said Falcons coach Fisher DeBerry. "We haven't had much luck in Provo, but neither have a lot of teams. This is obviously an important game for both teams. After it, one will still be in first place and the other will be moving down."
Air Force also began last season 4-0, but DeBerry
senses this year's team can better handle such early success. "This is a
more mature team," he said. "Last year at this time, the players were
having fun and giggling and just felt fortunate to have gotten off to such a
start. But now, we've battled back in some games and have a better knowledge
of what we're doing. But I still don't think you really find out about a
team until after five or six games."
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Thanks for the review, I have been trying to decide between the Nikon S9100, Sony DSC-HX9V & Fuji FinePix F550 EXR. I look forward to your reviews of the other higher-end compacts before I make a choice!
Backside illumination? Whatever will they think of next?
Nice comment Nic...lol.
As for the camera- looks great,high iso noise levels look very acceptable indeed. Such a shame there's no aperture/shutter priority modes.... :o(
That alone makes it a non starter for me.... shame.. :o(
I bought this camera...... twice. And had to return it both times - so now I've ended up with the Sony DSC-HX9V.
The camera itself was great for me - but the first one I bought, the lens kept sticking and eventually wouldn't return to it's casing at all. The second one I bought also had a problem with the lens - the automatic cover kept sticking either coming out or going in making the camera completely useless.
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Street Fighting Man--A Rock and Roll Epistle
By Richard Girard
"Everywhere I hear the sound of marching, charging feet boy,
'Cause the summer's here and the time is right for fighting in the streets boy;
But what can a poor boy do, but to sing for a Rock'N'Roll band:
'Cause in sleepy London town there's just no place for Street Fighting Man, No!"
Rolling Stones, "Street Fighting Man;"
Beggar's Banquet, 1968
A republic, especially when it takes some form of a democracy, direct (which Thomas Jefferson called the purest form of a republic--if impracticable beyond a township--in a letter to Isaac Tiffany in 1816) or representative, and laissez-faire capitalism are not mutually complimentary systems.
In fact, the two of them are mutually antithetical systems.
John Adams, (in Novanglus No. 7, March 6, 1775) stated, "They define a republic to be a government of laws, and not of men." This means that a republic is defined by its laws, especially by its Constitution, and by the limitations imposed explicitly and implicitly by that Constitution. In the case of the U.S. Constitution the prohibition against Bills of Attainder and Ex Post Facto laws (Article I, Section 9, Clause 3) are examples of explicit limitations on the government. The application of the Bill of Rights through the Equal Protection and Due Process clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment are examples of implicit limitations on the governments of the states.
I mention the Equal Protection clause specifically because of one of the other essential properties of all republics: a large degree of equality among the citizens of the republic, both in terms of protections and duties.
As Thomas Jefferson--writing in his Commonplace Book--states, "[As Montesquieu wrote in Spirit of the Laws, [Book] VI, c[hapter] 2:] 'In republican governments, men are all equal; equal they are also in despotic governments: in the former because they are everything; in the latter because they are nothing.'"
I also believe that there are implicit duties placed upon all citizens by our Constitution. A primary example of these is our duty to serve on a jury if we are called. If we have a right to a trial by a jury of our peers under the Sixth Amendment, then it is logical that we have a responsibility to be a member of a jury should one of our peers be placed on trial.
All of these duties and other limitations are necessary to the proper functioning of a republican form of government. While the lex majoris partis (majority rule) may be at the heart of any republican government, our Founders and Framers--avid readers of the histories of Athens and Rome--understood that unscrupulous demagogues could take advantage of a tumultuous situation and, scapegoating some segment of society, impose a tyranny against them. As James Madison so wisely discerned, a republic requires checks and balances; not only against the government itself, but against any potential tyranny imposed by either a majority or a minority of its citizens.
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The Recycling Today Media Group announces that Associate Publisher and Editorial Director Brian Taylor will be relocating to Hong Kong, one of the Pacific Rim's major trading centers. Taylor will continue to play an active role in the planning and editorial direction of the Recycling Today Media Group's print and electronic products as well as its conferences and events. In particular, he will focus on Recycling Today, Recycling Today Global Edition, the media group's portfolio of international conferences and other international opportunities.
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Picked up my 2014 GC Overland in Granite couple weeks ago, went for a drive up to the Darling ranges here in Perth, Western Australia to take a few shots.
Have done 500kms in it now, love every bit of owning my first 4X4! The Quadra-lift is probably my favorite feature & the way it just looks the part whether in a city lane, or offroad track in the hills!
Had dealer fit the Mopar Tow pack, & I installed the Mopar Skid plates set last weekend aswell as slapping on the obligatory Jeep Garage Logo sticker!!.
Also bought a 4 Bike rack & extended hitch tongue, will be heading off mountain biking in style now:thumbsup:
Anyway very happy to have joined the Jeep GC club, even had my first wave from a fellow Perth GC owner whilst cruising along today:D
Hope you guys like the pics:)
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Awesome Jeep, mate. That's what it's made for. WA would be the perfect Jeep spot. Now you got me thinking of changing my order now for a Overland. :(
Great color BTW ;)
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Nice pix. Thanks.
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Nice pics Justin. Number 3 is my favourite. :)
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Awesome color combination. Some pixs have a "blue" tint on my monitor, must be the clear Aussie sky.
Waiting for the Trailhawk Diesel to come out so I can take my mountain bike deeper into the Rocky Mountains in style.
Your are right about having the obligatory JeepGarage sticker!!!:thumbsup:
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Nice one, never seen a 4 bike cradle system if a tow ball before.
Hitch, yes, tow ball, never.
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The Jeep looks awesome and those are some great pictures! Also, congrats on finally getting your Jeep! :thumbsup:
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No amber in your headlights??? I WANT!
Holy crap that 1st pic is nuts looks sick there. Love the granite color which I wanted as my first choice
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That sir, is one excellent looking vehicle!
Thanks for posting these great pictures.
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Thanks for all your comments! Great car, great forum:thumbsup:
Going to shoot some city pics, quadra-lift dropped, soon to show it's split personality:lol:
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Recent 4wding in the GC Overland.
Track started off easy, got progressively harder with soft sand & some steep dune climbs that had me looking like... :eek: , but GC like...:sleepy:.
GC breezed it, used sand mode for the first time & low range on some sections. Aired down to 20(is there a way to clear the low pressure warning)
The traction control was working on the real soft, steep stuff, sounds grindey & traction light flashes.
Quadra-lift was a saviour in the heavly rutted sections.
All in all it did brilliantly with a first time 4wder behind the wheel, appreciate all the more now what the GC is capable of! But now she's polished up & safely back in the garage hehe:thumbsup:
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Bronze for Aussie in powerlifting
Nigeria's Ruel Ishaku won a gold medal in the only weightlifting event his country was allowed to enter at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne today.
Ishaku won the EAD (elite athletes with disabilities) powerlifting event, with Englishman Jason Irving taking silver and Australia's Darren Gardiner winning the bronze medal.
Nigeria was not allowed to enter the able-bodied weightlifting categories, because a ban was imposed on the country after three of its lifters infringed anti-doping rules at international competitions within a calendar year.
But the ban was not applied to lifters with disabilities.
Ishaku, who weighs 44.96kg, bench-pressed 155kg to win the event, well over three times his bodyweight.
It equated to 190.2 points under a formula which takes into account the lifter's bodyweight, as all EAD lifters competed in one event.
Irving, who weighed 58.24kg, lifted 175kg for a score of 180.8.
Gardiner lifted 227.5kg, the equal most by any competitor, which was worth 178.9 points when his bodyweight of 119.24kg was taken into account.
His bronze medal took Australia's total to 11 medals from the 16 Games weightlifting events, with the nation's able-bodied competitors having won four gold, three silver and three bronze.
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by Dave Gutkin (Mojo) June 06, 2003
adj: description of male genitalia that is not used on a daily basis, or the inability to obtain erection when aroused.
In years, Rob had only had one intimate encounter. Though she was no toothless-wonder, rob had a rusty trombone.
by hahahaha June 18, 2003
when you have eaten beans and as a result have mud butt,the feamle simutaneously licks the anal cavity while giving her all at a reach around
my shit was a little runny so she used a clothespin to put on her nose as she enjoyed giving a rusty trombone, now if thats not defication i dont know what is
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when you fuck a girl in the ass and then jizz but keep on fucking her when you pull out your dick it looks like a rusty trombone.
i did a rusty trombone last night
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When 22yr old Toby Elles from Lancaster, England thought that he would try out his culinary skills, little did he know what he would create...the face of Jesus in his frying pan !
Toby had forgotten to turn off his oven and left his frying pan sizzling on the hob.
When he awoke from a short sleep, to Toby's amazement, he found an image of a face had been burnt onto the pan.
Complete with long locks, eyes, nose and distinctive beard the slightly crusty Christ was staring back at him.
Toby, a cashier for Halifax Bank, said: "I fell asleep cooking some bacon and it had burnt this face onto the pan, it's some kind of miracle.
"If it wasn't for the smoke of the bacon burning this onto the pan it could have been a very bad situation, perhaps someone's looking over me.
Toby now swears that it was divine intervention that his house did not burn down and promises to never scrub the pan clean as a reminder.
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Freehold retail unit in Redwood Centre going up for auction
A Bin Inn store is the latest freehold, individually titled retail outlet to be placed on the market for sale in a continuing sell-down of commercial units within Rotorua's popular Redwood Centre retail and healthcare hub.
"From an investment perspective the sites within the Redwood centre really do tick all the boxes," said Mark Rendell of Bayleys Rotorua who is marketing the Bin Inn unit at 5/11A Tarawera Rd for sale by auction on Thursday, July 31.
The single-storey Bin Inn retail site is featured in Bayleys' latest Total Property portfolio and is within the 4500sq m Redwood Centre located about 3km east of Rotorua's central business district.
"Units within the centre have been shown to deliver excellent rental yields well in excess of some of the more dated commercial investments around the city," said Rendell.
The centre opened in February last year with 19 tenancies signing up to be part of the hub.
Since its opening every unit within the Redwood Centre that has been put on the market has been snapped up by either Rotorua-based investors or several retail business owner/operators within the precinct.
Among the tenancies which have been sold are: Burger Fuel, the Anytime Fitness gym, Domino's pizza, the pharmacy and physiotherapy practice, Couplands butchery and Mt Tarawera Fruit and Vege.
Bin Inn, which specialises in quality wholefoods and speciality grocery items, occupies 220sq m on a corner site and is leased until 2021 with two further six-year rights of renewal taking the potential lease term out to 2033. The property generates $48,000 of income per annum with regular reviews scheduled over the length of the tenancy.
Rendell said the continuing process of "drip feeding" Redwood units on to the market was part of the developer's business model. The strategy encompassed first converting the corner location from a dated and under-utilised site into a slick, fully tenanted retail draw card straddling Rotorua's central business district on one side, and the leisure-focused Rotorua Lakes district on the other.
"The sale of all the tenancies within the Redwood Centre to date reflects the sustainability and attraction of its location, the quality of build, and the spread of tenants occupying the development," said Rendell. "And there is every indication that the trend of strong investor support for the centre will continue with the Bin Inn property."
He said the commitment to a new, long-term lease by the tenant had underpinned the attraction of the property from a pure investment perspective.
Bin Inn is a 100 per cent New Zealand owned and operated retail brand having 35 stores - stretching from Kerikeri in the north to Invercargill in the south. The store sells wholefoods, fruits, grains and speciality produce discounting products through a bulk packaging model.
Redwood Centre, which operates under a body corporate management structure, has communal parking for 205 vehicles optimising shared usage periods throughout the day and into the evening.
All buildings in the development are constructed of tilt slab concrete with longrun steel roofing. The Bin Inn property has certification for 100 per cent of New Building Standards.
What's on offer?
• The property: 220sq m corner retail unit
• Location: In Rotorua's Redwood shopping centre
• Tenant: Bin Inn wholesale foods and speciality groceries
• Agency: Bayleys Rotorua
• Sales method: By auction on Thursday, July 31.
• Features: Freehold 220sq m corner site.
• In popular urban shopping centre.
• Established national brand tenant.
• $48,000 rental income per annum.
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Google arrived in China in 2005; it got its Chinese name "Gu Ge" and Chinese domain name Google.cn the next year. Google then made some compromises to adjust to a different business environment. However, it tried to change the rules after it had gained an "irreplaceable" position in China, i.e. demanding the Chinese government change Internet regulations at their request. Google was confident that China would make some concessions.
Google thought it has already "dominated" many Chinese people's lives, no matter how many more Chinese use Baidu, a local search engine.
I'm not sure if Google knows that its arrogance can easily remind the Chinese people of the "big powers" who cracked open China's door by warships and cannons in the 19th century. The reason those invaders could make the Qing government sign unfair treaties is that they owned advance weapons that China didn't have.
The Washington Post refuted such association by claiming that it was just an unfriendly propaganda by the Chinese government. The reporter of the Post or even Google didn't understand that they had been on the road of the big powers again. The only difference was military weapons in the past and Internet service today. The Post has very likely gotten to the nerves of the Chinese government.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao once talked about China's foreign policies when answering questions from Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao. Wen said the Chinese people have suffered a lot in the past 500 years, and that's why they have such strong feelings for their country's independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity.
China's top leaders have a constant policy that stresses opening up to the world. But Google has challenged the Chinese government's sovereignty by demanding the government accept Google's presumed definition on "opening up". China has always been in a developing mode that shows no signs of stopping.
Ed Burnette, a columnist from adnet.com under the Columbia Broadcasting System Corp (CBS) says it was "a pity and an avoidable mistake" for Google to retreat from China. And he also says it's "arrogant thinking to assume that we know what's best for China, and our values can still work well in that very different culture; and it's an ignorant idea to believe threats and ultimatums can bring positive results, especially from such proud and sufficient people."
The current "China Threat" theory shows Western countries are actually in fear of being dominated by China one day. The same goes for Google, who is insinuating a "you can't do without me" message to China. I was wondering whether Google is waiting for China to cater to it or trying get away from it.
The comment was first published in Hong Kong's Chinese newspaper Sing Tao Daily
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Photographer: Terry Tsiolis
Model: Rosie Huntington Whiteley
Stylist: Anne-Marie Curtis
Elle UK
July 2011
Photographer: Terry Tsiolis
Model: Rosie Huntington Whiteley
Stylist: Anne-Marie Curtis
June 2011
Photographer: Craig McDean
Model: Zuzana Bijoch
Stylist: Karl Templer
Chanel Fall 2011 Illusion D'Ombre Collection
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June 2011
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Stylist: Kenneth Goh
What's sleek on the outside, innovative on the inside, looks like the bat mobile and has a vamped-out, black-laced bird sitting on it? The new Mercedes-Benz Concept A-CLASS Spring/Summer 2012 campaign with Jessica Stam, photographed by the renowned Terry Richardson .
Check out this behind-the-scenes film from the campaign shoot. We love the brand's tongue-in-cheek take on a lads' mag cover shoot, the stunning Emanuel Ungaro dress designed by Giles Deacon not to mention those fierce orange-red heels. We can't decide what are we coveting more: the car, the clothes or Jessica Stam's perfect pins.
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May 2011
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Don't they know they can't print that sort of accurate and factual information? This is just going to befuddle the antis and get them in a froth.
Riots in the streets, anarchy, total civil devastation.
Good read. Surprising read.
My question is, if they have been indicted on two other crimes already, and have warrants out, why are they on the streets?


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Pomona College has been awarded a $1 million grant from the Fletcher Jones Foundation to fund the construction of a digital planetarium for the new Millikan Science Hall.
Equipped with an Evans and Sutherland Digistar IV high-resolution digital theater system, the Fletcher Jones Foundation Digital Planetarium will provide opportunities for teaching and research across the disciplines, serving as a portal to a range of immersive experiences. Its domed profile will be the visual focal point of Millikan Science Hall.
"With this generous grant, the College will be able to take a huge step forward in innovative technology and teaching," says David Oxtoby, president of Pomona College. "More than a planetarium, this digital immersive theatre not only will be an invaluable resource for exploring the night sky, it will transform learning across the liberal arts."
Classes in neuroscience can delve into full-view renderings of brain scans. Biology students will be able to "travel" through the human body, and geology classes could "fly" over maps and canyons or superimpose GIS-based information. In the humanities and social sciences, students could tour ancient cities like Rome and Pompeii or visually display and manipulate large demographic data sets exploring the evolution of trends, such as immigration or housing prices. Music classes will be able to use the space to translate sound into visual images. Art students can view sculptures and buildings from different perspectives.
"In astronomy, a class could 'fly' through the Milky Way and land on Europa," notes an excited Bryan Penprase, professor of astronomy at Pomona, "or instructors could patch in data from space probes and project images from their landing sites on other planets or moons. For archeo-astronomy, the sky could be reconfigured to match positions of the stars and planets at any point in history to observe how sites like the Egyptian pyramids or Mayan temples were aligned with the stars and planets, at the time of their construction."
Kathleen Howe, professor of art and director of the Pomona College Museum of Art, reports that, "In the last five years, there has been a small but growing movement in which artists partner with planetaria to create full-dome visual and aural experiences. It's exciting to imagine what our students and faculty will create with this wonderful new facility on campus."
The new facility will allow Pomona to showcase in striking and enthralling clarity what the best liberal arts education has always exemplified: the interconnectivity of knowledge; the meshing of the arts, the humanities and the sciences in a full 360-degree view.
The Fletcher Jones Digital Planetarium will replace a 2002 planetarium that included a GOTO GEII system, which was funded by an earlier grant the Fletcher Jones Foundation. Pomona has donated that 12-year-old system to The Webb Schools, a private independent high school in Claremont, Calif., allowing it to substantially upgrade its capabilities. The Webb planetarium will be open to visits from local public schools, including students in the physics program at Claremont High School.
The Fletcher Jones Foundation was established in 1968 by Fletcher Jones, co-founder of Computer Sciences Corporation. Based in Pasadena, the Foundation's mission is and has been to support private, independent colleges and universities in California.


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To save time attorneys may choose to print the text from either Option #1 or Option #2 in the body of the deed. In Option #1 the deed will need to be brought to the Collections Division of the Tax Department. The attorney will then present the deed to the clerk at the counter. The clerk will verify that no delinquent taxes are owed on the property and complete Option #1. To expedite the process the attorney must have the Parcel Number(s) either printed on the deed or on hand to present to the clerk. In Option #2 the attorney simply completes the statement by putting his/her name in the blank. This option allows the attorney to bypass the Tax Department and take the deed straight to the Register of Deeds for filing.
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Non-violent civil disobedience in the pursuit of justice and peace among Episcopal clergy happens often throughout history and some even participated in the Occupy Movement. Some clergy, such as Jack Stanton participating in a march against the firing of union workers, are arrested for civil disobedience too.
"I took the extra step of volunteering to be arrested because I thought it would call more attention to what we were doing, and it proved to be so," said Stanton, 75, priest associate at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Miami.
Over the years, a priests and sometimes bishops protest injustices, getting arrested in the processes in order to cause people to set up and pay attention to inequality, injustices, and peace movements. Everything from the Vietnam war protests to the current injustices we see today, such a labour practices.
"I would say it's been a steady but small presence throughout, from the anti-war days" of the Vietnam War era, said Mary Miller, who recently retired as coordinator of the Consultation, an umbrella organization for Episcopal peace and justice organizations, and formerly served as executive secretary of the Episcopal Peace Fellowship. "EPF was quite deeply involved with things like the Pentagon Masses."
Non-violent civil disobedience is part of the Anglican Tradition, according to Mary Miller.
There are plenty of people who would argue that this is what Jesus was doing and teaching, and we do claim that. It has not since early days been the dominant thread in our history, at least not since Constantine, but the witness has always been there.
"And it has always been challenged by the folks in charge at any given time," she added, noting how Utah Bishop Paul Jones "was drummed out of the House of Bishops during World War I" for being a pacifist.
Rev. Brian Grieves, retired director of the Episcopal Church's peace and justice ministries, as well as the office of government relations in Washington D. C., said that civil disobedience is a matter of personal conviction, especially when clergy protest various injustices.
"I can't recall that the church has ever said anything at General Convention about civil disobedience per se as a policy matter," he said. "I think for many people in the church it's a time-honored form of nonviolent resistance to issues of conscience."
"We're not a traditional peace church, like the Mennonites or Quakers," Grieves said. "But … even though there's no official statement, I certainly do think theologically that there's a strong argument to be made for nonviolent forms of resistance on matters of conscience and that the church has a strong tradition of that, even if it's unofficial, and I think that's part of who we are."
Images of protesting clergymen and women carried away in handcuffs by arresting police officers is sometimes a very powerful image of a church's stance on an issue. The arrest of retired Episcopal Bishop George Packard, age 68, for trespassing during the Occupy Movements on December 17 in New York City symbolized the church's position and support of the movement.
The symbolism of clergy being arrested "really matters," Miller said. "It leads the rest of us to feel like we're in good company and that we're not alone."
"I think we remain clergy-dependent in some ways, particularly when it comes to public faces," she said. "There still is an urge for the church leaders to speak."
Even other clergy support other clergy who protest a social injustice and many of the clergy, who support others, sometimes protest injustices too. Episcopal News Service (ENS) reports:
Diocese of California Bishop Marc Andrus, 55, was arrested wearing his cassock in 2006 for blocking access to the federal building inSan Francisco in a protest against the Iraq War.
"I'm aware that a bishop is a very public figure and that by participating in a broader act of civil disobedience that I would be helping call attention to the issue in a way that some people don't have the ability to do," he said.
"It was my thought that one has to be judicious about how often and for what reasons one engages in civil disobedience," he added. "I've been in many demonstrations and rallies and protests and witnesses and vigils since then around a variety of issues … but I have not engaged in civil disobedience since then."
Being bishop "is a different order of ministry than a priest or a deacon or a lay person," he said. "I am answerable to my diocese and to the larger church, but I am also answerable for how I use the political power, the symbolic power that has been given me."
"It's more visible than that of a local congregation leader, and I think I have a responsibility to think through how I use that," he said. "To always not use it is not a reasonable answer, it seems to me."
Andrus, who is part of Bishops Working for a Just World, said he was "delighted" by Packard's participation in the Dec. 17 protest. "I would like to see more active bishops in addition to retired bishops take that kind of stand."
Rev. Michael Sniffen, rector of the Episcopal Church of St. Luke and St. Matthew, Brooklyn, New York, along with other clergy, was also arrested on December 17. He stated, "If I'm going to speak about something from the pulpit and not do something with my own person to try and transform that which is causing God's people pain, that which is unjust, then I really have no business talking about it."
"It seems quite clear to me that the gospel comes to life when clergy are really engaged in all aspects of community of life and are not just talking about community life," said Sniffen, 31. "Politics in this country is in such a sad state. Now more than certainly at any other point in my life it seems really important to speak up as a community leader as well as faith leader."
Stanton also sees protesting social injustices as living out the Gospel, "A main thrust of the Bible is justice and reaching out to the oppressed and the weak. I was taken by [the case of] these 10 workers because they are just about powerless, and they're being brutally dealt with – not physically, but enough to cause dreadful harm to their families."
"Jesus in his own life went to the cross. It was doing the will of God as a protest of sorts. He was standing there and just taking it from Pilate," said Stanton, who said he looked to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights protestors as an example of this. "They knew they were going to get arrested, but they weren't going to stop because they knew they had the truth on their side. They took the punishment."
"To me … that is the witness of the Bible and of Jesus, and I think that in my own life I need to show that."
In July, the General Convention passed Resolution B023, which calls for the Church "to resist the development and expansion of ever more unconventional, dangerous, and environmentally destructive sources of fossil fuel and move toward conversion to more sustainable sources." This allowed Rev. P. Joshua Griffin, who was arrested for protesting before, to protest against environmental injustices, such as mining.
"I feel that my work in Montana and participation in this action was in direct obedience to this teaching of our church," said Griffin, 31, priest associate at St. David of Wales Episcopal Church in Portland, Oregon, and former missioner for environmental justice in the Diocese of California. "I'm very excited that our official church policy is to resist these kinds of evils."
Griffin also stated that non-violent civil disobedience is a very old tradition in the Episcopal Church. However, throughout history many clergy are not necessarily notable for their commitment to non-violence.
ENS reports:
[C]ivil rights activist the Rev. Canon Edward Rodman said, "In general clergy were not particularly notable … for their commitment to nonviolence. They were pretty good with civil disobedience, and I think that distinction you need to make pretty sharply. Civil disobedience really involved the willingness to be arrested. A lot of folks were willing to do that, but they were not necessarily ready to take a beating, and that is the real difference."
"There were many clergy of that era who were very courageous and who were not necessarily involved directly in the movement but who stood up and did courageous things, and so that is not to be discounted," he said.
Rodman, 70, has been involved in the Episcopal Church's antiracism training and is John Seeley Stone professor of pastoral theology and urban ministry at Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
"Most of my actual civil disobedience and arrests occurred while I was in high school and college, not after I was in seminary and beyond," he noted. "I was more of a trainer and adviser at that point."
And he continues in that role. "Here in Cambridge, we have a really wonderful group of old folks like myself who spanned the civil rights and the peace movements … We have formed a collective to try to help the younger anarchists and others to try to be clear on what is and isn't appropriate in the area of civil disobedience and what kind of serious spiritual commitment you have to have.
"I would say that the primary difference between then and now is the fact that this younger group really doesn't get that," he said. "It's much more impatient, and – I wouldn't say they're fearless; the term I would use is that, because most of them are privileged, they don't appreciate the degree to which oppression and violence can rain down on them if they're not careful. And I think that some of them got that bitter experience in Oakland," he said, referring to violent clashes with police during the Occupy movement in California.
During the civil rights movement and the early days of protests against the Vietnam War, he said, "there was a continuum of … spiritual commitment to the discipline of nonviolence and the study of it and the training that went into it."
"Certainly the Occupy people, to their credit, did get the key lesson in any nonviolent social-change movement, and that is the notion of shared leadership," he added. "It's about the people who work making the decisions and not the star getting himself set up to get assassinated."


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Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to pick three mentors to submit your completed MS to. Your secret mission if you are a YA or NA writer is to submit to me...
If you are a YA or NA writer...congratulations. Here's your war mask...you're going to need it... Read on for more information on what I want, who I am and why I should be your mentor:
So, you've decided to continue? Be warned, this path is not for the faint hearted. Your mentor is looking for a manuscript that has a spark of something different, something unique, something that no one else has. She doesn't expect a perfect manuscript. She doesn't expect flawless technique. But she craves that extra something that sends tingles down her spine and lifts the hair on the back of her neck. She is looking for something truly unusual and unique.
If you think you've got a manuscript that no one else has, then join me - if you dare - down the path to Pitch Wars mentoring...
So who am I, what am I looking for specifically, and why should I be your mentor?
**Amended to add: Don't forget, I'm all up for thrillers, mysteries, Sherlock Holmes style work, action and adventure**
Fiona is looking for Young Adult and New Adult authors with a gripping tale to tell that verges on the dark side. Brownie points go to those manuscripts that can send a shiver up her spine. The specific genre doesn't really matter (she'll take anything from steampunk to sci-fi, Gothic to contemporary)...what's really important is what makes the book tick.
The author that grabs Fiona's heart will be a dark and wondrous soul. Fiona loves anything with dark, gritty elements and disturbing, unsettling or just plain weird overtones. Think freak shows, gargoyles, midnight shadows and rattling bones. She has a penchant for horror and creepy mysteries, but won't say no to something that's equally delicious but not in those particular genres.
Although open to any genre, she does prefer work with an underlying creepy air that permeates the pages. Give her something that has got its freak on and you might just win her over.
The only genre Fiona is not particularly interested in is ROMANCE. Unless you have a dark, Gothic style romance or something so damn different it would blow her away, you're best to send your light and fluffies elsewhere.
So, if you have a dark side...welcome aboard...
Why should you choose me as your mentor?
Fiona McLaren is represented by the Corvisiero Literary Agency for her YA contemporary novel. She also enjoys writing YA Gothic horror and dark fantasy. She interns with Holloway Literary Agency, scanning the slush for hidden gems and reviewing any full mss sent her way. She also works as a freelance writer, ghost writing for a variety of clients, and has over three hundred publications under her belt - including articles, short scripts, historical fiction novels, children's books and short stories.
She loves to edit - character arc, plot arc, line edit, conceptual...whatever it takes. She believes that critiquing is a teamwork operation and that staying true to the author's vision is as important as making the book as commercially ready as it can be. Critiquing with Fiona is all about communication.
You can get to know Fiona better as @BookOmnivore on Twitter. See you on the Pitch Wars hashtag!
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Still the most popular and the largest of all the American Craft Council shows, turnout was high for the 34th annual American Craft Council Show in Baltimore. There were about 700 exhibitors and 19,500 attendees, matching up with the numbers from the 2009 show.
Energy-use overhaul suits shop's needs
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At Mark Richey Woodworking in Newburyport, Mass., the company's two most extensive sustainability investments are paying dividends by saving hundreds of thousands of dollars in energy costs.
Table saw suit nets $1.5M verdict
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 17 May 2010 00:00
A recent verdict resulting from a table saw injury raises the issue of whether stricter safety regulations will be imposed on manufacturers. A compelling factor in the case involved SawStop's blade-stopping device, which was not on the saw that caused the injury.
PBS plans new woodworking show this fall
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 17 May 2010 00:00
There will be a new woodworking host on PBS this fall and he's definitely not the norm.
Group gives co-founder a 'humbling honor'
Monday, 19 April 2010 00:00
The Society of American Period Furniture Makers presented Steve Lash, the organization's co-founder, with the 2010 Cartouche Award at its annual banquet Jan. 18 at Colonial Williamsburg in Williamsburg, Va.
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Dallas-Fort Worth is a vast Metroplex, with each of our largest cities carving out its own, distinct personality. Dallas is flashy and fun; Fort Worth funky and informal; Arlington, well, its somewhere in between.
But no matter where you find yourself in DFW, there are plenty of places to hang out, chill out or act out, depending on your mood. So here are just a few suggestions. Youll find even more at dfw.com.
The Den and Rumor Lounge (2710 McKinney Ave.): Located in the heart of Uptown, this three-floor club features a rooftop patio with a gorgeous view. Gets packed on weekends with a young, noisy crowd.
Savor (2000 Woodall Rodgers; savor-relish.com): Situated on the fringe of Klyde Warren Park in downtown, the all-glass bar/cafe is a stunning place to grab a drink and see the city at play.
The Lizard Lounge (2424 Swiss Ave.; thelizardlounge.com): The areas premiere electronic-dance-music club always features a solid line-up of some of the worlds best DJs.
Itll Do (4322 Elm St.): Situated in a gritty area east of downtown that some are calling New East Elm, Itll Do -- in an old dancehall with a wooden floor -- may be the coolest dance club in town. No velvet rope. No bottle service. Just an eclectic crowd that has come to dance.
Avenu Lounge (2912 McKinney Ave., avenulounge.com): If you want the traditional dance-club experience, doorman included, this is the place to go.
Station 4 (3911 Cedar Springs Rd., station4dallas.com): One of the largest dance clubs in the Lone Star state and a good place for techno and house music. While primarily aimed at a gay crowd, straights into dance music go as well.
Cowboys Red River (10310 Technology Blvd., cowboysdancehall.com) : Boot-scootin is the dance of choice at this country-and-western bar in northwest Dallas. While Fort Worth is a better place to cowboy up, this joint has free dance lessons on Thursday and Friday night and live music. Theres a sister club, Cowboys Dancehall, in Arlington.
Bar/club crawls
If you want to bar crawl in Dallas without worrying about driving, there are three areas you should consider as they can be explored on foot: Uptown, Deep Ellum, and Lowest Greenville. Each offers a different vibe and different taste of what Dallas has to offer.
Uptown ( uptowndallas.net): Your best chance to see a walking parade of Dallas stereotypes -- well-groomed nightowls in flashy cars -- is here. Take the free McKinney Avenue trolley, beginning with the West Village area to the north -- where such hangouts as Union Bear and Maxs Wine Dive -- are good for people-watching. Then move south to such bars as The Idle Rich, McKinney Avenue Tavern, Vino 100 wine bar, The Ginger Man, and Christies Sports Bar.
Deep Ellum ( deepellumtexas.com): Sporting a more indie vibe and more tattoos, Deep Ellum -- with a deep musical history in American blues -- is a great area to explore to see an up-and-coming band. Head to such clubs as Trees, The Double Wide, and Club Dada to catch some new sounds.
Lowest Greenville: Greenville Avenue, long one of Dallas best-known entertainment areas, went into a downward spiral a few years back but now its on its way back with a new wave of bars and restaurants. This is especially true on its southernmost end, called Lowest Greenville, from Belmont Avenue to Ross. New hangouts like The Blind Butcher, H.G. Sply Co. (with an awesome second-story patio), and the Truck Yard (a food-truck park-meets-outdoor bar) are making Greenville a magnet again.
Fort Worth
The Bearded Lady (1229 7th Ave, Fort Worth): A laid-back craft brew pub on the citys near southside, it has a large patio with picnic tables overlooking the action on Magnolia Avenue.
Reservoir (1001 Foch St.; bar-reservoir.com): A trendy West 7th spot with tons of TVs, but the sports bar feel gives way to a club vibe as the night wears on.
Barcadia (816 Matisse Dr.; barcadiabars.com): A bar, restaurant and arcade with vintage video games like Pac Man, pinball, and giant Jenga sets.
Billy Bobs Texas (2520 Rodeo Plaza; billybobstexas.com): The worlds largest honky tonk is a shrine to all things cowboy and country. Theres even bull riding, but you should stick to the two-steppin.
Capital Bar (3017 Morton St.; capital-bar.com): A West 7th bar with great rooftop patio near the Cultural District and cozy backyard stage for live music.
The Aardvark (2905 West Berry Street; the-aardvark.com): TCU campus bar with live music and strong drinks.
Lolas Saloon (2736 W. Sixth St. lolasfortworth.com): Where the locals go to hear hard-rocking live music.
Live Oak Music Hall (1311 Lipscomb St.; theliveoak.com): Intimate music venue with an impressive craft beer list and one of the best rooftop patios in Fort Worth.
Shipping & Receiving (201 Calhoun St., shippingandreceivingbar.com): Unique spot located in a former Supreme Golf warehouse, S&R has a strong lineup of local beers and live music.
The Local (2800 Bledsoe St.; facebook.com/thelocalwest7th): The newest watering hole in West 7th fits in nicely with its sister bar, Durty Crow, where you come to drink and make memories.
The Usual (1408 W. Magnolia Ave.; theusualbar.com): Cool cocktail den where mixologists brew up Prohibition-era drinks well worth the wait and price.
Queen City Music Hall (425 Commerce St., queencitymusichall.com): Right near all the action in downtown Fort Worth, its part of a complex that has live music, a comedy club, dancing and karaoke.
Vice (350 W 5th St., vicefw.com): One of the few pure dance clubs in Cowtown, this underground spot doesnt get ramped up till around midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.
Scat Jazz Lounge (111 W. 4th St.; scatjazzlounge.com): Underground downtown jazz club with a hepcat vibe and sweet cocktails.
Bar/club crawls
Fort Worth has four vibrant entertainment districts: downtown, West 7th, the Stockyards and the Magnolia Ave. area. For a breakdown of what each has to offer, go here.
Cowboys Dance Hall (2540 E. Abram St.; cowboysdancehall.com): Billy Bobs gets all the headlines, but Cowboys has plenty to appeal to two-steppers and lovers of twangy music.
J Gilligans (400 E. Abram St.; jgilligans.com): One of the most popular bar/restaurants in Arlington, it has a gritty Irish charm and is famous for its Irish nachos.
Caves Lounge (900 W. Division St.; facebook.com/CavesLounge): A hip hangout on Division Street with an enormous patio and legendary jukebox.
Reds Roadhouse (1170 E Kennedale Pkwy; redsroadhouse.com): Just south of Arlington in Kennedale, Reds is a relatively new joint with an old honky tonk soul.
Humperdinks (700 Six Flags Dr.; humperdinks.com): A sports bar near the stadium that specializes in microbrews.
Boomer Jacks (522 Lincoln Square; boomerjack.com): A fast-expanding local chain of sports bars (11 locations), the Arlington Boomer Jacks is not far from AT&T stadium and its famous for big juicy burgers and tons of TVs.
Dave & Busters (425 Curtis Mathes Way; daveandbusters.com): Sure its a national chain, but the adult arcade games are still a ton of fun.
Bar/club crawls
Arlington doesnt really have a walkable entertainment district, but there are clusters of restaurants and clubs near the sports stadiums. If you want to take a trip back in time, drive down Division Street and check out some of the classic dive bars like Milos, Stumpys and the Sunshine Bar.


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ITAL-392 The Theatre of Power: Dynasties, Politics, and Theatre, AD 1500-1800
Fall for 2017-2018
Professor Gianni Cicali
The course will examine relations between early modern Italian theater
and the ruling classes. We will explore this fascinating and
fundamental historical issue from the Renaissance to the beginning of
the 1800s as a journey through Italy, its towns, its architecture, and
its dynasties: Florence (the Medici), Rome (the Catholic church and
the clergy), Naples (the Bourbons), Venice, Ferrara, Vicenza and
Mantova (aristocracy and minor dynasties). The actual staging of a
text (a comedy, or a dramatic reading, etc.) will be among the final
objectives of the course. The course will be conducted in Italian. will be examined, together with some of the most significant theories of theater. The staging of a play will be among the final objectives of the course. Live theater activities, as well as rehearsal hours, will take place in accordance with both the class as well as the Gonda theater schedule.
Class materials will include texts as well as a wide selection of iconographical data from Italian art. The course will be conducted in Italian.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: ITAL 233 or equivalent
Other academic years
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The Baber House at Kennesaw Farms would first like to thank the community for their overwhelming support over the last 8 years. The outpouring of love for this home and community have been outstanding, but as all things change and grow over time, we have decided that we will no longer be renting the mansion out for events and weddings. This is not a decision we take lightly and as our parent company, Southeastern Building is growing we find the need to meet our changing and growing business needs by expanding our offices to the 1st floor of the mansion. We are excited to take the next step in Kennesaw's journey and hope that this will be a stepping stone to continued success here on the farm. We have so enjoyed watching new marraiges form and even had the previlage to be apart of two vowal re-newals that had orginially married here many years ago. The history of Kennesaw has from day one been our focal point and will continue to be seen through our homes and business that will grace Kennesaw.
Thank you again,
The Baber House at Kennesaw Farms
Have you ever wondered what the mansion was like before the renovation? Well here's your chance, visit our behind the renovation photo gallery! Then learn more about the history of Kennesaw on our history page!
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English confidence is bubbling as their viticultural expertise grows, writes Felicity Carter.
Make all the jokes you like about their food, but the English do know their wine. English wine stores are filled with the world's finest wines, their wine journalists rank among the world's most respected, and even their dullest restaurants have good wine lists. The only wines that the English don't know about - and don't want to know about - are their own.
Which is not surprising. Until recently, English wines were bad. Not bad as in boring, but bad as in terrible. Even today some English wines will challenge you with their foxy aromas, tongue-curdling acidity and aftertaste of unripe fruit.
But genuinely attractive wines are emerging, offering delicate aromas and crisp palates. It's a big change in a small time - and one that has partly been driven by Australian expertise.
Fifty years ago there were just two vineyards in England. Today there are more than 350, mostly in Kent and Sussex, with more to come. Optimism is sweeping the tiny industry as quality improves and awards are clocked up.
There are many reasons for the improvements: European Union regulations imposed in 2003 have raised standards; the unusual heat of the past few years suggests global warming is taking hold; and the decline in British farming has forced farmers to think about new ways to use land.
And then there's been the influence of Australian flying winemaker John Worontschak.
Adelaide-born Worontschak took off around the world after stints at Campbell's winery in Rutherglen, northern Victoria, and Saltrams in South Australia's Barossa Valley. In 1988 he landed at Thames Valley Vineyard in Berkshire, where he immediately made his mark.
"English wine was atrocious," says Worontschak. "It was horrible stuff."
He set out to "Australianise" the cellar: grapes were crushed gently, pressings were separated from the free run and cooler fermenting was introduced. True varietal flavours began to emerge.
Worontschak isn't modest about his achievements. "I certainly was the first one to make wine properly in the UK. We won all the awards," he says. "A lot of people were influenced by what was happening."
"Twenty years ago pinot noir wouldn't have been viable in England," says Frazer Thompson, managing director of England's largest producer, New Wave Wines. "But now the right clones, which are doing well in New Zealand, can produce wonderful sparkling wine varietals."
Then came another discovery - that the limestone soils of the South Downs are similar to those of Champagne. Two of the first to notice were an American couple, Stuart and Sandy Moss, who bought Nyetimber Manor in 1986. They planted sparkling varieties, using Champagne rootstocks and expertise. People said they were crazy.
"They said chardonnay wouldn't ripen in this country," says Dermot Sugrue, Nyetimber's winemaker.
That was until Nyetimber released its first wine, the 1992 vintage. The 1993 wine won the International Wine and Spirit Competition's Yarden Trophy for Best Bottle Fermented Sparkling Wine. The English wine press took notice. So did the Queen.
"It is true that Nyetimber is the Queen's favourite sparkling wine," says Sugrue.
Today Nyetimber is owned by songwriter Andy Hill (famous for the pop band Buck's Fizz, ironically enough), and exports to markets as diverse as France, Texas and Australia.
Another winery winning international accolades for sparkling wine is Ridgeview. English sparkling wines, at least, demand to be taken seriously, raising hopes that still wines will catch up.
"I get genuinely terribly excited about the future," says Frazer Thompson of New Wave Wines, adding he believes the English wine industry has the capacity to make people "hugely wealthy". Although the company makes less than £100,000 ($A245,000) a year, it is aiming to "be a £100 million company in 10 years".
Thompson argues that national pride demands the English develop a wine industry to go with its fine food traditions. "Wine could give us a real sense of purpose and a truer reflection of the epicurean nature of the UK consumer," he says.
There are some problems. Although EU regulations have encouraged winemakers to meet higher standards, the inflexible rules prevent experimentation in an industry that still isn't sure which varieties work best. Vineyards are small and production costs are high, so English wines are expensive. They also have an image problem. Ask for them at the wine department at Harrods, for example, and you'll raise a grimace. But the British are nothing if not resolute.
"I remember when the Australians and the Californians were going head-to-head in the UK market," says Trustram Eve. "The Australians got people tasting and that's how they got ahead. That's something we can do."


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Rescuers search for high-risk missing woman
PARADISE, Calif. - A 50-year-old Paradise woman with special needs went missing Thursday morning after police said she wandered away from a residential care facility.
The search started about 7:30 a.m.
Her name is Stephanie Chalmers, and Paradise police said they believe she wanted to go on a hike and never told anyone.
Authorities began their search at Billie Park with 14 rescuers working to find her. They took to the sky and knocked on doors in the surrounding areas.
They also checked out trails throughout the park.
Chalmers lives at a residential care home off Forty Oaks Lane. Police said Chalmers is mentally challenged and has never done this before.
"She has a tendency according to staff at the care facility that if she removes her shoes, she stops moving," said Paradise Police Sergeant Craig Gallagher. "So at this point, we are thinking that she has her shoes off sitting in lounge chair somewhere in someone's backyard having a relaxing day. That's our hope."
Chalmers is described as 4 foot seven inches, weighing 125 pounds, with short brown hair. She was last seen wearing a black shirt, denim shorts and hiking boots.
Paradise police are asking you to call 911 if she you see her. The search is expected to continue throughout the night.


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Bill on Bankruptcy: Lawyers Must Disclose Fees
June 19 (Bloomberg) -- Lawyers may object to disclosing how much they actually collect per hour from non-bankrupt clients, as Bloomberg Law's Lee Pacchia and Bloomberg News bankruptcy columnist Bill Rochelle explain on their video discussing new fee guidelines promulgated by the U.S. Trustee Program. The Bankruptcy Judge of the Week is Kathy A. Surratt-States from St. Louis whose efforts at resuscitating Patriot Coal Corp. may be undone by the United Mine Workers union. Rochelle describes the new Chapter 11 filings for Exide Technologies, National Envelope, and Orchard Supply Hardware Stores Corp., commenting on which will survive and which might not. The video ends with discussion of a case to be argued late this year in the U.S. Supreme Court and a decision from the Court of Appeals in Atlanta casting doubt on the ability of creditors to negotiate collectively with a troubled company in advance of bankruptcy.
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MTC to ATC Conversion
I have read that you can change out the manual control panel in WK2 to automatic control panel and for the most part it is plug and play. Does the same hold true for the WK (2010)? I would think since dual zone is not standard on this model that the blend door is not there on the WK but I am mainly interested on the climate control as I have remote start and most times forget to turn everything up before I leave the vehicle. I travel a lot on my job and find it nice to have the windows defrosted and car warm when I exit a hotel.
Re: MTC to ATC Conversion
not possible on the 06-10 without a new dash and all the wiring
Re: MTC to ATC Conversion
That and the blower control module, the MTC uses a resistor, ATC uses a circuit board setup (that's $100 to replace) Fortunately I saved the receipt and autozone replaced it no charge.
Re: MTC to ATC Conversion
Bummer! Tried to save a little money as I found this Laredo certified at my local Jeep dealership and it was loaded including Nav, leather, heated seats, adjustable pedals, and my, personal favorite, remote start. Really, the only things it did not have over the Limited was the Climate Control and Memory seats. It was price about 6 g's below any Limited I had found and it was very clean with 28K, so I made the deal.
I travel a lot on business and it is great to come out of hotel with clean windows and a warm car. Unfortunately I am at the age when remembering to set everything prior to leaving the vehicle often gets overlooked. Oh well. Maybe sticky notes.
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The Missouri Department of Transportation has contracted HDR Engineering to design repairs to the East Outer Road Bridge over Interstate 49.
The "bridge with no exits" is located one mile northwest of Harrisonville.
MoDOT officials are expecting the bridge can be redecked and opened by early summer.
The bridge was closed Dec. 10 following a routine inspection that showed continued deterioration of a structural element and will remain closed until permanent repairs are completed.
According to MoDOT, the initial inspection convinced engineers that no safe temporary repair could be made to re-open the bridge sooner. MoDOT has chosen to accelerate previously scheduled deck replacement and structural repairs and re-open the bridge as soon as possible.
The bridge, which connects Rockhaven Road with Peculiar Drive over I-49 northwest of Harrisonville, was scheduled for rehabilitation and deck replacement in 2016.
MoDOT plans to open bids on the contract Friday, Feb. 14 so that construction can begin as soon as the contractor can mobilize and weather will allow. Design engineers expect the bridge to re-open no later than Tuesday, July 1, but possibly earlier if material manufacturing and weather don't create delays.
Local access remains available by way of Peculiar Drive from the north and Rockhaven Road from the south.