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March 4, 2017 - 11:39
PFW: Underground Faith connexion
Faith connextion goes underground. Literally. For the house's first show, a noble building with marble stairs wasn't enough. With the majority of the seating strategically placed below street level, in a labyrinth of rooms, destroyed bathrooms and corridors. Almost like an underground party, with dance music blasting, and lights that turned on for the passing models who had a street-casting mood. An irreverent bling bling aesthetic for him and for her. Wedges with a fetish twist, sheer mini dresses with a punk edge - worn with ripped stockings. Micro and oversize. Rockstar style furs, fur lining in parka jackets - military accents poking out here and there. Golden sequins on the legs of jumpsuits, celebrating sporty style with bright orange camouflage print sweatshirts. Army crew cuts, with leather trousers and shirts worn open, fluttering in the breeze. Cardigans embellished with embroidered crests, and a touch of tie dye. Studs, lace, fringes, a rainbow of feathers. Grungy tartan shirts, oversize sweaters, felt hats. Stripes, sharp animal prints and - obviously - studs. Apparently spiky, but never dangerous
February 14, 2017 - 11:27
NYFW: Chic fluidity by Victoria Beckham
Loose, soft trousers. A giant high-neck knit. Stylish as always, Victoria Beckham appeared on the runway at the end of her show, before talking about her aesthetic vision. "Not just show pieces but beautiful clothes that make a woman feel confident…empowering women," she explained to MFF backstage, "and a good balance with the more masculine sartorial elements." In a mix clearly illustrated by the first look: a jacket with menswear features, poplin shirt, light skirt, transparent. Worn with a chunky heeled boot or a pointy flat. Reflecting a silhouette that sways between midi-length dresses, hyper-graphic touches filling the sides of a coat, voluminous sleeves and big leather gloves that even manage to toughen up the chiffon pieces. "The girl this season? Intelligent, chic, fresh," continued the designer who chose to show square bags this season, like beauty cases. A chromatic palette meets intense colours straight out of a gentleman's club, a cosmetic palette from a pink-beige to powder blue and lipstick red.
January 21, 2017 - 13:46
PFW: Watanabe Street
A column in the centre of the room, a musical totem pole of speakers out of which emanated the sound of Hustlin Junkie style rap. The mood is focused: sport and hip hop mixed together by Junya Watanabe. The very first look defined the silhouette: hats, sneakers and technical mountain gear. Ultra soft trousers, fetish jackets in a mix of tartan and sharp yellow inserts to highlight a new power pairing. "The collaboration with The North Face was the foundation for this collection," Junya Watanabe explained to MFF, "it's a brand that is considered one of the fundamental elements of streetwear. The whole show is an exploration of street style." A playful mix, such as deconstructed pieces teamed with a The North Face duffle bag, all worn together. Hoods are worn up, varsity jackets have writing on the back panel, and patches that underline the collaboration. From Vans to Levis, Carhartt to Barbour, there are a dozen names who illustrate how contamination is fundamental. Underneath it all, is Watanabe, the designer who started the trend. The music gets louder, here come the military accents, quilted, with a hunting feel, trousers with tartan inserts or billboard style prints. Eye-catching craftsmanship, evident in the inside out details and contrasting sleeves that transform a jacket into a statement style.
January 20, 2017 - 21:00
PFW: Artificial animals à la Rick Owens
Oversize silhouettes, with down quilting layers, with long appliqué sleeves, with floor grazing trousers. Glitter: a word that shimmers evocatively and flashes at first sight. But if it's chosen by Rick Owens as his title for the season then rest assured it will have a more profound meaning. "I chose this name as a reaction to my last collection cycle that was based on physical and ecological decline, it was time to move forward," the designer from Los Angeles explained to MFF, "Glitter is a reference to a period in the 70's that celebrated immortality, transgression, sexual liberation and flamboyant non-conformity. Almost like a grotesque trick, that rejects fear in difficult moments." That's to say, Owens definitely has a concept and he realizes it with his visionary approach. He creates silhouettes that reflect on and reinterpret internal issues. Creating soft suits of armour, attached to the body covered in quilted fabrics with volumes somewhere between tramp and evening suit. There are opera capes accompanied by the voice of Monserrat Caballé singing the l'aria di Dalila, earning the trust of Sansone before destroying him. Sleeves with knitted appliqué lengthen jackets, super mega oversize shapes. Trousers that drag along the floor, faces painted white, roughed up hair applied to headbands with an alopecia effect. Big horizontal lines and quilting. Outlining figures like balloon animals alla Jeff Koons, or those that are sold on the street.
January 20, 2017 - 12:05
MMU: Prada's silent rebellion
"Truth, simplicity, humanity," the designer explained to MFF, choosing to show the fall/winter 2017/18 collection in a more intimate setting. A house filled with seventies style figures, dressed in velvet and angora, handmade shoes, knitted landscapes and talisman necklaces. The sound, an electronic interpretation of Beethoven which evoked memories of A Clockwork Orange, like the ending of Lady Gaga's Bad Romance. The Seventies. An intruder with a beard and long hair among the cast. Iconic postcards by the painters of Monmarte in Paris. Necklaces with lucky shells and jewels. Miuccia Prada's silent revolution has begun, and the designer still likes to mix things up to create a new Prada wardrobe. "There's a need for truth, simplicity and humanity" the designer - who chose a more intimate setting for the show - explained to MFF. A house, with beds for seating, with wood panelling and tiling that created a wavy path. The show opened with a look that was symbolic of a new toned down vision. A grey sweater, beige trousers, a leather belt. Conceptual but not minimal, obviously. The air of rebellion, from velvet to angora, to hand crafted shoes. From shearling inserts and suits with leather edging that toughened up the simplicity. Mixed in were shoes in precious sheepskin, lace up boots in ponyskin and furry nappa. From graphic geometrics and designs that relax the eyes with an artistic touch: Landscapes and graphic linear designs similar to Picasso's cubism. All founded on the poetic and the wild.
Verdict: Miuccia Prada is a powerful visionary. Putting a stop to the excess represents a clear move for a house that has always followed its own rules in terms of fashion. The show became the projection of an idea. More concrete and less frivolous. Above all, what is striking are the words of the designer, her ability to project her feelings and what she sees around her.
Interview/Miuccia Prada: "Today there's a need for humanity"
How would you describe this collection?
It's difficult to talk about a runway show. I would say that the biggest difference from the other big, important, over the top and complex shows is that I felt the necessity to do the opposite. Simple, humane, modest.
What sparked this change?
There's a need for truth, for simplicity and humanity. It is a necessity right now. We translated this into the clothes. Trying to be real and true, with pieces that have a sense of this moment in time, which is a quality.
Can you explain more about this man?
He is poetic, a little primitive. The idea of the Sunday painter, a naïve art, an artistic expression. There are sweaters with painterly landscapes, the most simple flowers on earth. I've understood when people say that I work on bad taste that really I'm working on accepting weakness.
Why this rediscovered simplicity?
I'm fed up with power. The need for everything, the violence of doing everything and more. It's better to find a modest humanity.
What do you mean by violence? Where do you feel it?
I feel violence in politics, it's a difficult moment and there's a need for humanity. Even in fashion, which until now has been more about design. A need to find something that makes sense, as well as entertainment.
January 20, 2017 - 11:55
MMU: The Nocturnal Temple of Versace
Versace's temple of the night, carved in wood, a set similar to an art installation with cascading columns. A reconstructed medusa looks on unarmed meanwhile, across the nocturnal Olympia, are the defined silhouettes. Coats with rounded shoulders, a graphic note, then the rhythm speeds up. Abandoning the usual rock & roll note, for a more dramatic melody, gripping like the colossal soundtrack of a movie that tells the story of the Versace clan, "This is a moment of brotherhood. Everything starts with the casting, travelling the world in search of the faces that tell a story, that have life experience." Donatella Versace explains the evolution that culminates in the show. Formal suits and wet hair worn like helmets, parted in front of the eyes "for a mysterious touch". These young vampires, cinched at the waist, in quilted jackets that are lightweight and voluminous. Choosing intense lacquered red to hold the mix of tailoring and sportswear together. Accompanied by photographs of impressive sculptures in new prints, evoking a timeless beauty. A chess game against time, played out on a red and white background. Geometric, impressive. Unforgettable. Like the surreal graphic cuts in the finale. Elements from the archive reinterpreted. It's a parallel world, with stairs that spiral upwards to reach new heights.
Verdict: Donatella Versace's man has character. Strong, precise, confident he manages to mix elements of the collection while adding his own twist. The more dramatic edge was well done, because in the end a handsome gothic man is always pretty fascinating.
January 20, 2017 - 11:55
MMU: In the Digital Realm of Dolce & Gabbana
The Dolce & Gabbana awards. A secret, revealed as soon as the young singer Austin Mahone appeared at the top of the imposing staircase - like a scene out of Beauty and the Beast. Singing like a seasoned performer, high fiving the "special" models like the scene at an MTV awards, looking at the "It" girls in their iconic lingerie. Special models indeed, because the Milanese fashion house reaffirms the concept of the millennials.
After tapping into a pool of influencers and young online personalities, this was the next step. Around 50 guys and 12 girls - whose names are known around the world thanks their 10 million followers - took to the catwalks. Cameron Dallas, the Stallone sisters, brothers Lucky Blue and Piper America, to name but a few. Their mothers in the front row and their cellphones - obviously - in hand. "It's a strange season for us, we wanted to do something new", Domenico Dolceand Stefano Gabbana told MFF, "it's the post-Beiber generation, they're cultured, with strong values, they're important but often overlooked. They make music and art, they create new things. Their way of communicating is quicker. Normal people who've become famous online. It's the same concept as our show with the normal guys from the south but applied to those who've grown up on the web. The digital version of the famous Sicilian leopard, il gattopardo digital." Each added a personal twist to the styling of their looks. Looks which, obviously, already had the Instagram factor. Eye-catching, fun and free-spirited. With a royal desire translated into regal motifs. Crowns, like the ones that are a must-have for the festive season. Imperial lion heads. Coats wth gold buttons. Ponchos with family crests. Prints and trompe l'oeil which emulated upper class uniforms. Embroidery with phrases including King of Love. Oversize down jackets worn with printed pyjamas and embellished slip on sneakers. With Viking helmets. A digital interpretation of Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's Sicilian leopard watching from the past, to the present and towards the future. Animal print backpacks, as in stuffed animals draped over shoulders, in the shape of bears and feline creatures. Bomber jackets with animal heads, moving through the metropolitan jungle. With a grand finale in tuxedos and and sharp evening suits, because the Dolce & Gabbana dream doesn't die.
Verdict: We're in Milan but in an instant it feels like we're in L.A. or New York or Tokyo. You're here and everywhere at the same time. It's an amazing to feel that you're at the epicenter of what's going on: music, smiles, attractive faces. Breathing in fresh air, and the atmosphere is fun. Now, where do I click like?
October 5, 2016 - 00:34
PFW: Night at The Museum with Kenzo
Animated statues populate the art gallery where Kenzo presents its collection, bringing on the catwalk ladylike dresses with technical ponchos and disco dance pieces.
September 28, 2016 - 18:29
PFW: The Luxurious Lanvin
Bouchra Jarrar did her debut at the creative helm of Lanvin with a luxurious collection presented during Paria fashion week. The spring-summer 2017 conceived by the designer follows a sense of elegance between a sexy attitude and a masculine tailoring.
September 28, 2016 - 18:13
PFW: Maison Margiela's Urban Future
John Galliano looks at the metropolitan future to draw the spring-summer 2017 of Maison Margiela, unveiled during Paris fashion week.
September 28, 2016 - 12:37
PFW: Vaccarello's Party Girls for Yves Saint Laurent
"I'm a party girl, funny girl. What did you do last night? "A few hours before the show, a video preview unveils hypnotic words and images in black and white of Anja Rubika. A tale imagined by Inez & Vinoodh to give a taste of one of the most anticipated events of Paris fashion week, the Anthony Vaccarello's debut at Saint Laurent helm after Hedi Slimane. A loud tattoo, a visual Cassandra. A mega neon logo that stands in the night on the mega-industrial location chosen for the debut. A construction site in activity and a mode that look back to the hedonistic spirit of Monsieur Yves, scratched by Anthony Vaccarello's rock modernism.
September 25, 2016 - 18:19
MMD: Dolce & Gabbana's Italian Tropic
An ideal Italian Tropic that embraces Sicily and Naples. A chaos caliente at the beginning of the show, where street dancers move following a tarantella remix, before kicking off the Italian beauty by Dolce & Gabbana. The duo pays omage to the iconic Italian pop culture, from pizza to the authentic fakes. "We had a lot of fun with this collection... We recounted a mix of different feelings and experinces. We don't care about trends anymore.. We believe that this is the moment to tell a personal fashion story, an aesthetic idea able to give emotions", have explained Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, in front of a group of digital stars to present their essentials: sensual laces, baroque embrodieries and couture denim. As well as the real fake project introducing the t-shirts with the claim "Docce & Gabinetti".
September 24, 2016 - 16:24
MMD: Squared tailoring for Ermanno Scervino
Three dimensional laces, pleats and precious crystal collars for Ermanno Scervino, presenting his spring-summer 2017 women's collection during Milan fashion week.
September 24, 2016 - 16:17
MMD: Inside Blumarine's Garden
Sangallo coulotte, trench coats, baskets of wild flowers, dresses and cotton skirts with embossed top for spring-summer 2017 Blumarine.
September 24, 2016 - 13:04
MMD: The African Mood by Antonio Marras
L'Afrique c'est chic. A whirldwind of prints in black and white, between vichy paintings and tropical flowers dancing with rock'n'roll. Antonio Marras tells the photographic story of Malick Sibidé
September 23, 2016 - 19:01
MMD: Versace and the fredoom
Donatella Versace looks at the next spring-sumemr 2017 with a clear and defined focus: freedom. Be, think and act. Starting from these dogmas the designer creates a dynamic collection that makes the movement the key mood of the season. "The sportswear is the future of fashion and my challeng is making it unique and luxurious for this season", has explained Donatella Versace.
September 23, 2016 - 18:18
MMD: The eternal topicality of Tod's
The timeless icons. The timeless elegance. Tod's brings to the catwalk at Milan Fashion Week a spring-summer 2017 collection without following trends. Nothing is granted, instead, all is devoted to the eternal topicality
September 23, 2016 - 17:44
MMD: Etro's Globe Trotters
Veronica Etro brings to the catwalk in Milan a spring-summer 2017 dedicated to the adventurers. Globe-otrotters travelling all around the world, who, from the desert to the metropolis, and that never give up to dthe style personalization. Now tribal, now pop.
September 23, 2016 - 14:18
MMD: The women of the sea by Sportmax
The Spring-Summer 2017 presented by Sportmax is inspired by the pages of the book Shima no love. A collection of photographs signed by Kusukazu Uraguchi to depict the pearl's fisherwomen, arriving on the catwalk wearing windbreaker and billowing dresses with marine prints.
September 23, 2016 - 14:11
MMD: Giorgio Armani's charming aesthetics
Giorgio Armani unveils his spring-summer 2017 fashion week during Milan fashion week, presenting a collection that makes elegance its stamp. Protagonists are crystals, transparencies and ethnic veiled details.
September 23, 2016 - 10:50
MMD: Military ethereal by Diesel black gold
Andreas Melbostad defines its Diesel black gold look among ruffles clouds and lingerie details inspired by the ethereal aesthetics of David Hamilton but reinterpreted in a utility editing
September 22, 2016 - 20:40
MMD: The Paper Dolls of Moschino
Jeremy Scott looks back to the past to create the Moschino's spring-summer 2017. A world of paper dolls anticipating the advent of Barbie and dreaming as fashion girls. A sort of tribute to Franco Moschino with surreal evening looks. As a result ruffles and drapes blend with leather miniskirts, leggings and biker jacket creating a mix where fantasy is opposed to reality.
September 22, 2016 - 19:51
MMD: The cloud imagery of Byblos
The designer Manuel Facchini creates for Byblos an ethereal collection with the three-dimensional aspect. Laces and embroideries, along with summer multicolor and transparencies look at the aerodynamics and are inspired by voluptuous sculptures by Peter Gentenaar.
September 22, 2016 - 16:34
MMD: Emilio Pucci's Vitaminic World
Color block, inlays and vitaminic fantasies animate the spring-summer 2017 collection conceived by Emilio Pucci for the spring-summer 2017.
September 22, 2016 - 16:34
MMD: Marie Antoinette by Fendi
Imperial fabrics and high volumes combined with strong details and sports references for the Fendi collection presented on Milan fashion weeks catwalks.
September 21, 2016 - 20:58
MMD: The multi cultural journey of Roberto Cavalli
Patchworks coming from different cultures and inspirations for the collection created by Peter Dundas, including denim and leather mosaics together with decadent velvets.
September 21, 2016 - 16:59
MMD: Gucci's unexpected girls
Alessandro Michele creates an unexpected collection for Gucci, subversive and phantasmagoric. The aesthetic codes are inspired by the writings of Nabokov and Caillois, while the spring-summer 2017 on the catwalk plays with the textures and volumes. As well as alternating seventies and monogram touches with oriental references and prints.
July 4, 2016 - 21:05
HC: Ralph & Russo's Romantic Mysticism
Ralph & Russo presents a collection between romantic and mystic, interpreting the codes of nature with embroidery, crinolines, overlapping veils and drapes.
July 3, 2016 - 21:12
HC: Ulyana Sergeenko, Russia Between Past and Future
Ulyana Sergeenko tells her Russian story suspended between past and future and reliving among mermaid sequin, sixties geometries and skirts accompanied by wool socks.
June 23, 2016 - 15:56
PFW: Return to the origin of Issey Miyake
A minimal style, polarity shades in alternate to flash of yellow and of blue. The Ghandi draperies and the ripples bring the spring-summer 2017 to the originis of Issey Miyake.


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I know most people really don't know the difference between good house music and bad house music (or even bad techno for that matter), but for those few of us house-heads out there who really recognize talent and live for the next time our feet can carry us away (and anyone who just loves to dance and brings good vibes with them), this party Sunday is a must.
If you were MICHAEL FLAHERTY this morning, you might start to think hard about SAM YOON's ground game. As previously reported, the two Democractic Mayoral candidates, who'll be facing off against each other in less than two months for the right to take on Menino in the November primary, were scheduled to go head-to-head this morning on WFNX's morning show, the Sandbox
This morning, Red Line MBTA service was delayed for over an hour. The Boston Police department tweeted that someone had been struck by a train at South Station.
Boston.com originally reported that the man had walked into the side of an oncoming train, receiving minor injuries. (See original Boston.com post here) which prompted about 15 comments about what an idiot the "victim" was.
Congressman Barney Frank didn't just remove his gloves tonight when he stepped in the arena at the Dartmouth Council on Aging. The liberal heavyweight dipped his mitts in glue and glass, and proceeded to swing mercilessly at simpletons who came to spar. The event was not supposed to be a Town Hall shebang – Frank was scheduled to address the Dartmouth Democratic Town Committee, and ultimately chose the larger venue to entertain America's infectious municipal congregation craze – but he was more than happy to pummel dingbats for two-and-a-half straight hours.
I'm a constant defender of Fox 25 News here in Boston, and not just because of Doug Meehan's prize-winning tan and Keba Arnold's smile. Their morning newscast is the most entertaining around - a sweet mix of straight local stories and breakfast table candy corn. But today they went too far. Today - I can't believe I'm writing this - they ran a report claiming that beer guts are en vogue.
probably heard of the world's ugliest dog competition that happens
every year at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in Petaluma, Calif. (even Animal
Planet broadcasts the stupid thing). I have to say the dogs are pretty
fuckin' ugly (just look at Lulu up there, how'd you like to wake up to
that every morning licking your face? Eesh!) and I'm not sure how on
anyone actually lives with a dog like that, but to each their own I
This week in the Phoenix, David Bernstein handicaps the two Boston City Councilors who are duking it out this fall in a runoff election to see who will win the right to go head-to-head with Menino in the all-important Democratic primary this November.
The inside dope, Bernstein reports, says Southie native Michael Flaherty has the edge over Sam Yoon, who was born in South Korea and educated at Princeton and Harvard's JFK School of Government.
And oh, the giggles we had. Wheeeeee!
Did you know that people who work in the hospitality industry complain about how Restaurant Week is for "rookies"? That, secretly, restaurant managers and staff and, hell, even OWNERS hate you, if you dare to patronize a restaurant that may normally be out of your price range, but is offering a prix fixe menu for the week? They hate you.
One week ago today ThePhoenix.com posted The Punch That Took Two Lives - an in-depth feature about a 34-year-old East Cambridge man named Joe Donovan who was imprisoned for life in 1993 for a murder that he did not commit. Within hours of my piece going live, a reader named Rafael wrote the following comment: "Sorry - I stopped reading when I got to what the part with the cat.
Obama to Award Presidential Medals of FreedomBillie Jean King, Ted Kennedy, and Harvey Milk are among the honorees [AP]
Health Care Hurt?Worries that Obama's plan will hurt more than help [CNN]
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Chavez to Close Golf Courses
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Abyss Keeps Referring To Them, but Who Exactly Are 'They?'October 4, 2010
For around a month now, TNA fans have been trying to answer one question: "Who are they?"
Since his heel turn, "The Monster" Abyss has caused havoc in TNA and started to refer to "they." It would seem from Abyss' words that there is some sort of puppet master controlling him. Later, we found out that at Bound For Glory we would finally learn the identity of who "they" are.
I've been thinking about this for a few weeks now. I, like many other TNA fans, have come up with many a conclusion, but until a couple of days ago, I had yet to find one that I was willing to throw my weight behind. However, after watching iMPACT! two weeks ago something finally clicked.
During the segment where Abyss showed off his new weapon called Bob (a branding iron), I had a brainwave. It finally occurred to me that both of Abyss' weapons were named after Dixie Carter's parents. That's not all though. Bob and Janice Carter also run TNA's parent company, Panda Energy International. Bob is founder, chairman and CEO whilst Janice serves as the EVP, secretary and treasurer. Their purchase of TNA in 2002 was mainly thanks to their daughter, Dixie, pushing the idea.
It just seems too much of a coincidence to me. I've looked at other possibilities such as Fortune, EV2.0, and even the outside chance of a reforming Main Event Mafia, but this just seems to make too much sense to me. Abyss also said on a recent iMPACT! that "behind every great woman is a great man." This is obviously a reference to Dixie, who is President of TNA mainly thanks to her father Bob.
If this does turn out to be what happens at Bound For Glory (10.10.10 if you've missed the 5,000 mentions of it from Abyss) it'll be interesting to see what TNA does with it. It's an interesting idea, but TNA has a lot of good ideas in theory yet rarely see them through. I hope Bob and Janice's TV time is kept to a minimum, unlike their daughter who seems to have taken over from Hulk Hogan as the main attraction on iMPACT!
A powerful Abyss could do wonders for his reputation. I just hope it's not too little, too late after his stupid face run with Hulk Hogan. If the TNA fans can accept Abyss yet again as a legit monster heel then we have the potential for a great TNA storyline that could capture the crowd. Although, as a long-time TNA fan I won't be getting my hopes up and fully expect them to mishandle yet another great opportunity. Only time will tell if they do.


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Current AntiVirus (AV)
This is the current state of Anti-Virus on x64 so far as I'm aware. If you know of others, by all means tell me.
Avast! - http://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html
Not Free
Nod32 - http://www.nod32.com/home/home.htm
AVG Professional - http://www.grisoft.com/doc/Single/lng/us/tpl/tpl01
eTrust 7.1 (CA) - http://www3.ca.com/solutions/Product.aspx?ID=156 -> Version 8 is now available and works with x64
Symantec Corporate - http://www.symantec.com/Products/enterprise?c=prodinfo&refId=805
McAfee Enterprise (sorry, don't have the link right now.)
TrendMicro Client Server Messaging http://www.trendmicro.com/download/product.asp?productid=39
Kapersky Anti-Virus version 6 (KAV6) http://www.kaspersky.com/kav6
Updated: 18 May, 2006 - added Kapersky
A-V, AntiVirus, Anti-Virus
6 Responses to Current AntiVirus (AV)
Avast! Home Edition for Windows is on this page
Yes, it is 64 bit compatible.
trend's website states:
"Supports Intel™ Itanium™-based 64-bit clients"
I have an user that is requesting a new x64 box, but we have no experience with the x64 platform at a minimum they need to run AV, and that site is currently running Trend officescan.
Thank you
Nod32 sadly isn't a free AV offering – but it's still 64-bit 🙂
Computer Associates have updated their eTrust Antivirus package to r8. It's still x64 compatible (in fact all components are actually native 64-bit, no *32's in sight). It now uses a web GUI for it's control centre and as an important upgrade from the r7.1 it now includes email scanning at a client, or workstation if you prefer the term :), level.
I've updated to show that Nod32 isn't free. Thanks for letting me know.
As for Trend – NO, the Itanium version will NOT work for your x64 clients. And Trend still hasn't released an x64 version, I'm afraid. 🙁
Trendmicro released the new Officescan Version 7.3, which is fully x64 compatible:
[quote] 4.3 Windows XP/Server 2003 client
To install the client on a Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 computer,
it must have the following:
300MHz Intel Pentium processor or equivalent. Itanium Processor Family
(IPF), Itanium Architecture-64 (IA64), AMD64, or Extended Memory 64
Technology (EM64T) processor architectures also supported.
Microsoft Windows XP Professional or Home Edition or Windows Server
For IPF, IA64, EM64T and AMD64 architectures: Windows XP 64-bit
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Regards Philipp
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The 6th Baron Byron was a Romantic with a capital 'R,' but that doesn't mean he was particularly gentlemanly. His first partner in scandal, Lady Caroline Lamb, described him aptly when she professed he was "mad, bad, and dangerous to know." Indeed, she was just one of many public conquests that rocked British society, several of which produced children. Only one of these was legitimate, the Honorable Augusta Ada Byron, also known as the co-creator of the first computer, Ada Lovelace. Others, save for a daughter he had with Mary Shelley's sister, were never proven or recognized by Byron. In essence, he was a cad with a weakness for women, or so we can assume from his poem "Don Juan." I mean, not even his own half-sister was off-limits to him.
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Samoan minister challenging for top job to secure a 'liveable city' for Pacific people.
Auckland Mayor Len Brown is facing a mayoral challenge from the head of the council's Pacific Peoples Advisory Panel, the Rev Uesifili Unasa, who says nothing has been delivered for Pacific people in the first term of the Super City.
Mr Unasa said it was not personal taking a tilt at Mr Brown, who has been revered among the Pacific community.
Pasifika votes helped Mr Brown to beat John Banks in 2010 to become the first mayor of the Super City.
He appointed Mr Unasa to the Pacific Peoples Advisory Panel, but the Samoan Methodist minister said it had not been heard and had come to nothing.
He said Pacific voters would be asking whether life was better under the current leadership and "is it really a liveable city for Pacific people?"
The SkyCity pokies-for-convention-centre deal, supported by Mr Brown, illustrated a lack of caring for Pacific, Maori and Asian communities, and the Southern Initiative - a council plan to address housing, education, health and other issues - made good PR but had no money.
"We haven't seen anything delivered," said Mr Unasa, the chaplain at Auckland University and a West Auckland resident.
Mr Unasa joins businessman John Palino and veteran activists John Minto and Penny Bright in seeking to take the mayoralty from Mr Brown.
The mayor beat Mr Banks in 2010 by 66,000 votes.
Mr Unasa said choosing to run for mayor was a decision based on wanting to see better outcomes for Pasifika and other diverse communities.
"Pacific peoples have a particular set of issues that are uniquely Pacific but in many ways reflect issues for every family and community in Auckland. That is, being represented, having their voices heard, and their aspirations met.
"Pacific communities desperately need voices and policies that address the acute and serious issues confronted by Pacific communities."
Those issues were poverty, social housing, education and job opportunities, he said.
Mr Unasa is standing as an independent and although a man of the church, he studied politics in the early 90s.
He described himself as a "kind of lefty" who was very much community-minded.
Mr Unasa is not talking a lot about policies yet, but in terms of the Unitary Plan is proposing to extend the time of consultation with communities as well as looking at having the appeal process remain.
He wants more support for Auckland's elderly, youth and ethnic groups and would also move to drop ethnic-based council advisory groups.
"I've been in the Pacific Advisory Panel for three years now and nothing's come out of it. So if our views aren't being heard, then I don't think it's fair for the taxpayer. So yes, they would go."
When asked how he felt about going up against Mr Brown for the mayoralty, he paused for a long time before answering.
"This isn't personal. It's not to undermine the commitment and integrity and achievements of the mayor for Pacific people."
One of the biggest concerns that illustrated a lack of caring for Pacific, Maori and Asian communities was the proposal for a new convention centre at SkyCity casino, Mr Unasa said.
"Is supporting a bigger casino with more pokie machines consistent with the vision to make Auckland a liveable city for Pacific people?
"We are accentuating a culture that legitimises gambling through the mayor's support for more pokie machines and a flash convention centre. That encourages people to say that gambling is okay."
Last night, Mr Brown said he welcomed an open contest and a good debate on the issues facing Auckland. He refused to discuss the issues raised by Mr Unasa about the lack of progress for Pacific people under his leadership.
The candidates
Len Brown: Current and first SuperCity mayor.
John Palino: American millionaire businessman who says Len Brown's policies have driven him to politics. Is known as host of TV show The Kitchen Job.
Rev Uesifili Unasa: Chairman of Auckland Council's Pacific Peoples Advisory Panel and University of Auckland chaplain.
John Minto: A member of the Mana Party and a veteran activist.
Penny Bright: Long-time activist and well-known protester in Auckland.


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Man Rapes Girlfriend's Sister
A Far Rockaway man is accused of sexually assaulting his girlfriend's teenage sister in two separate incidents inside the Bayswater home where the girl and her family live, according to court records.
Lancelot Verwayne, 42, was arrested last week after the girl, 16, and her family went to the authorities.
The girl, whose name and address was withheld due to the nature of the alleged incidents, told police Verwayne entered her bedroom on April 20 and began kissing her and fondling her breasts. He then pulled off her pants and raped and sodomized her, she said.
Verwayne allegedly approached the girl in the same manner the next day – kissing and fondling her, and pulling her pants down – but stopped short of raping her, according to the girl's statements.
Both incidents happened at about 7 a.m., the girl said. It was unclear who was home at that time of day.
Court records indicate that the girl's father had a cell phone conversation with Verwayne more than a week after the alleged sexual assaults. In that conversation, Verwayne accused the girl's sister – his girlfriend – of being the one behind the allegations. He allegedly threatened to kill his girlfriend for triggering the investigation and subsequent charges.
The names of the girl's family members were also withheld by law enforcement.
Verwayne, who lives at 332 Beach 12 Street, was arraigned on May 1. He is charged with third-degree rape, third-degree criminal sexual act, and two counts each of endangering the welfare of a child and forcible touching, according to Queens District Attorney Richard Brown's office.
Queens Criminal Court Judge Robert Raciti set bail at $50,000. Verwayne is due back in court May 6. His attorney declined to comment for this story.


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Re: COS-117's PSASBR FFA TIER LIST
An average Jak player can really control space in FFA when played right.
Re: COS-117's PSASBR FFA TIER LIST
In the context of your explanations ur teiring is correct.
However if you take more factors into account than AP gain and supers it would make more sense.
Big daddy is in my oppinion the worst character.
Jak can be played to devastating effect, his low AP gain is a side-effect of this. His level 3 trumps all similar ones in each speed and range.
Sir Dan builds AP very fast and has super simple Super setups.
and ofc Kratos belongs in S teir because, lets face it... he builds AP fasts and his supers kick **bleep**.
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jamcakes wrote:
Well, just for Fat Princess to have avoided C Tier makes this the most accurate list so far. Its clearly well thought out, but at the same time very accessible for all players to understand.
I agree with most placements, though the big one I don't is with Raiden in his own top tier, but thats just me personally, and my reasons why are probably not relevant - I've faced a LOT of Raiden players, and one expert Raiden player in particular and feel I have an insight into that character's faults/moves that theres some element of predictability with him that I don't have with others. Not to mention I main Fat Princess and I think her moveset makes for a good, fair match up whereas when playing as say Sir Daniel, the pressure is most definitely on!
I really enjoyed your tier explanation as well, all tier lists should come with this, it actually made this worth reading.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! I was hesitant to put Raiden in his own tier because visually it would make him look outstandingly better than everyone else when that isn't the case. Raiden naturally doesn't suffer from the few weaknesses the other A tier characters have and I feel it wouldn't be right to fit him in A.
(Also yeah, nearly every tier list I've seen FP has been at the bottom which makes absolutely no sense to me)
Malcowright wrote:
Good list but Good Cole should be A Tier
Why do you think that?
SiftRock wrote:
I'd say bump Toro up to A, dude has some really really easy loops and combos and has a tool for every situation be it 1v1, FFA or 2v2. He takes a lot to learn (when to do his combos and whatnot anyway) but the way I stomp around with him it would pain me to see him at B :v
I do know I've beaten your Fat Princess a few times in 2v2 though! (Though your Jak got you guys the winning point... humph)
I agree that Toro has a pretty big learning curve and is a force to be reckoned with in the right hands. In an FFA setting he can still do work, but his supers are somewhat predictable and not as easy to get to compared to the likes of Kratos or Raiden. I could see Toro rising in B but I don't see him hitting A too soon.
(I've also never played with a Jak before??)
Re: COS-117's PSASBR FFA TIER LIST
Sly A tier? Ha. He needs to be in S tier with Raiden. Sly has way too many options. The fact that you can use your level one while invisible and the fact that you cant hit him out of it, just proves how broken he is. Along with that when he is invisible he is nearly impossible to see because there are so many dark stages! And since your so focused on your own character you wont see him coming.
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Sir Dan is better than "D tier" I main him; he's amazing if you know how to use him. Yesterday on FFA I got 9 kills and 1 death with Sir Dan.
I wanted to put Sir Dan higher, I truly did because he is one of my favorites. Unfortunately a large chunk of his moves don't cater to being in the middle of a 4 way brawl. His level 1 combo is nice but he can easily be interrupted by someone else during it. His level 2 is quite easy to dodge and I've seen near 0 amounts of his level 3, but I don't see it getting anymore than 5 kills at it's extreme best.
shadow_fire wrote:
Kratos needs to be S tier, Raiden seems more fair in a fight than him.
Dude's a beast.
I agree that Kratos is quite the powerhouse. His attacks scream domination and the simplest square masher can be a rough to fight against. So what's holding him back? His supers. They aren't actually THAT great. His level 1 is very situational, easy to interrupt and has no confirm. His level 2 is pretty good and I feel that is what is really holding him up. His level 3 is just good, it has the potential to get 6+ kills but on average I'll see it get 3, maybe 4.
Raiden has an ever so slightly harder time gaining AP than Kratos, but all of his supers are great.
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Re: COS-117's PSASBR FFA TIER LIST
S Tier: Raiden
A Tier: Sly Cooper, Nathan Drake, Kratos, Fat Princess
B Tier: Evil Cole MacGrath, Parappa, Ratchet and Clank, Cole MacGrath, Big Daddy, Toro, Colonel Radec, Heihachi Mishima
C Tier: Nariko, Sweet Tooth
D Tier: Dante, Spike
F Tier: Jak and Daxter, Sir Daniel Fortesque
Now, this tier list makes more sense. Also, Dante is an absolutely terrible character without FBC.
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A Matapihi man has denied being the owner of dog which attacked and bite his nephew on the face causing serious injury but admitted cannabis cultivation and dealing offences.
Arron James Kohu, 42, pleaded guilty in Tauranga District Court today to one charge each of possession of cannabis for supply, cultivation of cannabis, selling cannabis, and assaults police.
The cannabis offences were uncovered on April 4 this year when police executed a search warrant at the Matapihi property where Kohu lived in a sleepout.
On police arrival at the property Kohu refused to come out of the sleepout and when he eventually did he continued to yell abuse at the officers and would not cooperate.
One constable managed to handcuff one of Kohu's hands but during an ensuing struggle with another constable Kohu and the officer ended up on the ground.
Kohu punched the constable on the nose as the officer went to stand up.
In Kohu's sleepout police located 750 grams of dried cannabis head, about 100 grams of cannabis head a sheet of newspaper, pieces of cut tinfoil and one large cannabis tinnie.
Also found were further 500 grams of cannabis leaf with 13 stalks of cannabis head attached which was hang up drying, a set of electronic scales, 4 further tinnie and $1600 cash.
There were four cannabis plants growing at the rear of the sleepout.
Police say the 750 grams of dried cannabis was worth about $15,000 if sold in tinnie form.
Kohu, who has been remanded in custody pending sentencing on June 24, was warned to expect a prison sentence


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Hi everyone,
My dad (aged 63) has been diagnosed with a stage iv colon cancer last July 20, 2004. Initially he has been complaining of stomach fullness since May. But he chose to ignore it. Thus, it's been a big shock to me and my family when he was diagnosed with cancer.
Oct 25, 2004 - 10:13 pm
hi tess,
Oct 26, 2004 - 6:05 am
Sounds like a rough time for you all but from your description your dad seems to be coping remarkably weel both physically and, just as importantly, psychologically. I would agree with him that the routine and the role of work is useful and I conitnue to work fulltime during my current chemo regime. When a prognosis like his is given it is vital to start thinking about quality of life. What would you want to do if told this will be the last year of your life. It sounds like he justr wants to carrry on as normal and this is important to a lot of us.
Oct 26, 2004 - 9:52 pm
Tess, I am so sorry for what you are going through.I am a stage IV SURVIVOR. Read my web page.


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October 14
1644: William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, was born in London. A convert to Quakerism who was often jailed, he was given territory in North America in exchange for a debt. He and several friends settled in Pennsylvania and he planned the city of Philadelphia.
1700: Rabbi Judah he-Hasid and between 500 to 1,000 followers from Europe arrived in Jerusalem, roughly doubling the city's Jewish population. Although Rabbi he-Hasid died a few days after his arrival, a restored version of the synagogue his followers established still exists at the same location.
1841: Queen's College (now Queen's University in Kingston, Ont.) obtained a royal charter as a Presbyterian institution of higher learning.
1885: The first Mormon settlers arrived in southern Alberta.
1964: American civil rights leader Martin Luther King was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for advocating a policy of non-violence.
October 15
1582: The Gregorian calendar was introduced in Catholic countries. As a result 10 days were lost as the calendar jumped from October 4 to October 15.
1701: Mother Marie d'Youville, founder of the Grey Nuns, was born near Montreal. In 1990, Pope John Paul canonized her as Canada's first saint.
1880: After 600 years of construction, the Grand Cathedral in Cologne, Germany was completed.
1949: Little-known evangelist Billy Graham decided to extend a series of successful revival meetings he was leading in Los Angeles. The extensive media attention given to this crusade led to his rise as arguably the most famous Christian preacher in history. According to one biography, Graham has preached to 215 million people in more than 185 countries and territories and also reached hundreds of millions more through television, video, film and webcasts.
1969: Herbert Gray, an MP for Windsor West, became Canada's first Jewish cabinet minister when he was appointed as a minister without portfolio by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau.
1969: Canada and the Vatican established diplomatic relations.
October 16
1555: In Oxford, England, bishops Hugh Latimer and Nicholas Ridley were burned at the stake for heresy because of their Protestant beliefs.
1953: A report issued by the Roman Catholic Church in Canada discouraged teenagers from forming steady romantic attachments.
1978: The College of Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church chose Karol Cardinal Wojtyla to be Pope. Wojtyla, a Pole who became the first non-Italian pope since 1542, took the name John Paul II.
1992: Irish singer Sinead O'Connor was met by boos and cheers when she walked onstage at an all-star tribute to Bob Dylan at Madison Square Garden. The audience was reacting to O'Connor ripping up a picture of the pope on "Saturday Night Live" two weeks earlier. O'Connor was forced to give up on singing the Dylan song she was scheduled to perform and instead shouted the same Bob Marley song she sang on SNL, before leaving in tears.
2003: Pope John Paul II celebrated 25th anniversary as head of the Roman Catholic church.
October 17
1483: Pope Sixtus IV launched the Spanish Inquisition, placing it under the joint direction of the Catholic Church and state. Tomas de Torquemada, 63, was appointed Grand Inquisitor in charge of removing Jews and Muslims from Spain.
1978: Jean Amery, Holocaust survivor, Austrian writer and commentator on current affairs, committed suicide. He had been in the concentration camps at Auschwitz, Buchenwald and Bregen Belsen in the years 1943 to 1945 where he was tortured. His concept, contained in such works as "At the Mind's Limits," of "losing trust in the world" was his main contribution to understanding the Holocaust and the violations of humanity.
1979: Mother Teresa was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her years of work on behalf of the destitute in Calcutta.
2010: Pope Benedict XIV formally canonized Montreal's Brother Andre, a small, humble Roman Catholic brother. He became Canada's first saint of the 21st century. He was the founder of St. Joseph's Oratory and was credited with miracle healings before his death in 1937.
October 18
1534: Paul III was elected Pope. He reformed the Catholic Church and forbade the practice of selling church appointments and spiritual favours. However, he was unable to heal the rift of the Reformation.
1646: Rev. Isaac Jogues, a Jesuit priest and founder of the Mohawk mission, was killed in Midland, Ont. Jogues, 39, was considered a sorcerer by the Mohawks for spreading smallpox in an earlier peace mission. They killed him with a hatchet blow to the head. The Iroquois also blamed him for the drought and famine that followed his earlier visit. In 1930, Jogues and seven other martyrs of the Huron missions were canonized.
1662: Matthew Henry, English Presbyterian pastor, was born. He is remembered for his Exposition of the Old and New Testaments (1708-10), still in print, whose value lies in its devotional and practical comments on the books of the Bible.
1685: King Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes which had established the legal toleration of France's Protestant population, the Hugenots. Thousands fled the country, greatly weakening the economy.
1949: Country songwriter Stuart Hamblen underwent a spiritual conversion. Author of the popular 1954 hit "This Old House," Hamblen later wrote such Christian favourites as "It Is No Secret What God Can Do, How Big is God?" and "They That Wait Upon the Lord."
1992: Country singer Naomi Judd declared during "The Hour of Power" evangelical TV program that God had cured her of the chronic hepatitis that broke up "The Judds" a year earlier. Daughter Wynonna went on to a very successful solo career.
2004: An Anglican Church commission urged Canadian and American dioceses to stop blessing same-sex relationships and encouraged both sides of the divide over homosexuality to apologize as a first step in reconciling differences that threaten to split the church apart.
October 19
1656: Massachusetts passed a law preventing the further immigration of Quakers into the Puritan colony. This resulted in the establishment of Pennyslvania as a Quaker colony.
1745: English satirist, Church of Ireland cleric and political writer Jonathan Swift, died.
2003: Pope John Paul II beatified Mother Teresa before a crowd of 300,000 at the Vatican, calling her an icon of charity and launching her on the fast track to sainthood.
October 20
1632: Sir Christopher Wren, British astronomer and architect, was born. He designed 53 London churches, including St. Paul's Cathedral, as well as several secular buildings such as Kensington Palace and Greenwich Hospital. He was also a founder of the Royal Society.
1828: American lawyer and hymnwriter Horatio Gates Spafford was born. In 1873, upon learning of the drowning of his four daughters following a ship collision in the Atlantic, Spafford penned the lines to the hymn, "It is Well With My Soul."
2009: The Vatican announced a new structure within the Catholic Church to make it easier for disaffected Anglicans to convert to Catholicism.
2010: The UN General Assembly unanimously passed a resolution declaring the first week of February World Interfaith Harmony Week.
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The Catholic News Service reports on calls by Roman Catholic bishops that the Church must respond to expected continued rise in the price of basic food commodities.
According to the article:
"Already this year, demonstrations linked to spiraling food prices have struck more than a dozen countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Protests forced Haitian Prime Minister Jacques-Edouard Alexis out of office April 12, and demonstrators have been killed in Cameroon, Peru and Mozambique.
The price increases are fueled by a variety of factors that 'are all coming together at once,' said Lisa Kuennen, director of the public resource group at Catholic Relief Services, the U.S. bishops' international relief and development agency.[…]Price increases hit poor countries — and their poorest citizens — hardest. "
In response:
After violent protests in Haiti in early April, the country's Catholic bishops urged the government to implement both emergency and long-term policies to tackle hunger. In a statement issued April 12, the Haitian bishops' conference condemned the violence that began with protests in the southern city of Les Cayes and left at least five people dead.
Although "the right to demonstrate is sacred," the statement said, "this does not authorize anyone to take lives or attack property belonging to others."
In their statement, the bishops warned that peaceful demonstrations should not be infiltrated by "agitators and interested manipulators." Many Haitian analysts had suggested that the demonstrations over high food prices had been hijacked by politicians trying to turn the unrest to their political advantage.
The article ends with a call for the development of long-term policies in areas such as land reform, export controls and monetary policy changes that together are hoped to be able to "keep large numbers of people from slipping back into hunger and poverty".
Read the full article here.
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Misguided government policy with bipartisan support in the US – biofuels, summer tax holiday on gas – the former a real and sizable part of the problem, the other a threat, could be corrected if we cared to do something about it. Do we?
Are we willing to drive 55 mph? Walk and use mass transit?
See the particularly insightful comments here,
about who to increase the world's food supply.
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The Natural Resources Defence Council charges that the routine use of sonar in navy training and testing is illegal under federal environmental law and is needlessly harmful.
The group sued the navy over its use of low-frequency sonar in 2002 and succeeded in limiting its use in a settlement. Wednesday's suit calls on the navy to make changes in its far more extensive use of mid-frequency sonar.
The suit does not ask the navy to stop using sonar - which identifies and tracks foreign submarines - but rather to limit its use in testing and training, and to be more careful about where and when it gets turned on. Certain species of whale are known to be especially sensitive to sonar noise, and their habitats and migration patterns are often known.
While scientists remain unsure of how extensive harm from sonar may be, the navy and the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration concluded that mid-frequency sonar did cause a mass stranding of whales along a narrow channel in the Bahamas in 2000. There have been subsequent reports of strandings during navy exercises using sonar off Hawaii, the Canary Islands, Washington state and North Carolina, but there is less agreement in those cases that the sonar caused the deaths.
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Crystal Palace 0-1 Tottenham
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Tottenham's record signing Roberto Soldado scored on his debut as Crystal Palace were defeated in their first top-flight match since 2005.
The coolly side-footed a penalty past Julian Speroni after Aaron Lennon's cross was handled by full-back Dean Moxey.
Spurs were without but were rarely troubled.
Palace had their best chance at the end, with Kagisho Dikgacoi firing straight at Hugo Lloris.
Soldado, 28, scored 24 goals in 35 appearances for Valencia last season and had the perfect start to his Premier League career.
Tottenham duo Kyle Walker and Lennon consistently linked well down the right - and their running eventually proved decisive just after half-time.
Lennon found space in the area but his cross clattered into Moxey's outstretched hand. Tottenham did not win a penalty in the whole of the 2012-13 season but referee Mark Clattenburg pointed to the spot and Soldado kept his cool, slotting home as Speroni dived the wrong way.
Palace frustrated Tottenham in the first half, with Andre Villas-Boas's team reduced to shooting from distance.
Mousa Dembele fired over the bar from 25 yards and Gylfi Sigurdsson's clipped effort from a similar distance was tipped over by Speroni.
Palace's passing was particularly wayward and they needed a set-piece to create their first chance on target, as Aaron Wilbraham headed straight at Lloris from Owen Garvan's free-kick.
With half-time approaching, Walker played through a scuttling Lennon, who evaded the defenders, only for Speroni to thwart Soldado's attempt.
The best chance of the first half came from the final piece of action. Lennon chipped a cross to the back post, where new signing Nacer Chadli duly headed the ball into the crowd.
In the second half, Palace boss Ian Holloway made a treble substitution after Tottenham's goal, bringing on Jonathan Williams, Marouane Chamakh and veteran Kevin Phillips.
Sigurdsson should have sealed the match but side-footed wide after Walker had found Soldado in the penalty area.
Moments later, 40-year-old Phillips sprung the offside trap and almost found himself in on goal. Lloris raced out to intercept Dikgacoi's ball over the top, sliding outside of his box and only just managing to hack the ball away.
Palace looked a different side after the changes, with Phillips a constant menace and Dwight Gayle finally free to show some pace up front.
Phillips had another good chance but his shot dribbled wide from 25 yards.
Substitute Jermain Defoe had an opportunity to seal the match, racing past four Palace players, only to shoot wide.
Palace then had their best chance as the ball dropped to Dikgacoi in the area, but the South African could only shoot directly at Lloris.
Lineup, Bookings (1) & Substitutions (6)
Crystal Palace
- 01 Speroni
- 02 Ward
- 19 Gabbidon
- 21 Moxey
- 27 Delaney
- 08 Dikgacoi
- 10 Garvan (Chamakh - 66' )
- 11 Dobbie (Williams - 66' )
- 15 Jedinak Booked
- 18 Wilbraham (Phillips - 66' )
- 16 Gayle
- 25 Alexander
- 03 Marange
- 06 Campana
- 12 O'Keefe
- 20 Williams
- 09 Phillips
- 29 Chamakh
- 25 Lloris
- 02 Walker
- 03 Rose (Kaboul - 86' )
- 05 Vertonghen
- 20 Dawson
- 07 Lennon
- 08 Paulinho
- 19 Dembele (Capoue - 57' )
- 21 Chadli
- 22 Sigurdsson
- 09 Soldado (Defoe - 83' )
- 24 Friedel
- 04 Kaboul
- 16 Naughton
- 15 Capoue
- 17 Townsend
- 28 Carroll
- 18 Defoe
Match Stats
On target
Live Text Commentary
Full Time The game is over, as the referee blows the whistle.90:00 +2:31
Clearance made by Jan Vertonghen.90:00 +2:29
Clearance by Michael Dawson.90:00 +0:49
Younes Kaboul makes a clearance.90:00 +0:21
Clearance made by Younes Kaboul.90:00 +0:04
Clearance made by Michael Dawson.89:51
Free kick taken by Kyle Walker.89:30
Mile Jedinak is booked.89:30 Booking
Foul by Mile Jedinak on Aaron Lennon, free kick awarded.89:04
Michael Dawson makes a clearance.89:03
Clearance by Hugo Lloris.89:02
The ball is delivered by Kagisho Dikgacoi.88:58
Kagisho Dikgacoi takes a brilliant shot. Hugo Lloris fumbles the ball.88:54
Dwight Gayle sends in a cross.88:41
Younes Kaboul manages to make a clearance.87:58
Hugo Lloris takes the free kick.87:03
Shot by Jermain Defoe missed to the left of goal.86:18
Shot by Gylfi Sigurdsson. Daniel Gabbidon gets a block in.85:46
Daniel Gabbidon manages to make a clearance.
Substitution (Spurs) makes a substitution, with Younes Kaboul coming on for Danny Rose.84:21
Jan Vertonghen makes a clearance.84:19
Damien Delaney crosses the ball.84:07
Damien Delaney takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Hugo Lloris fumbles the ball.84:02
Corner from the right by-line taken by Jonathan Williams.82:50 Substitution
Substitution Jermain Defoe replaces Roberto Soldado.82:06
Kevin Phillips takes a shot and went wide of the left-hand upright.81:31
Centre by Danny Rose.81:21
Clearance by Etienne Capoue.80:48
The ball is swung over by Nacer Chadli.80:37
The ball is sent over by Kyle Walker.79:12
Shot by Nacer Chadli missed to the left of goal.77:27
Hugo Lloris takes the free kick.76:50
Foul by Dwight Gayle on Danny Rose, free kick awarded.76:47
Daniel Gabbidon manages to make a clearance.76:43
Joe Paulo Paulinho has an effort at goal and missed to the left of the target.76:42
Clearance by Marouane Chamakh.76:38
Corner taken by Gylfi Sigurdsson from the right by-line.76:12
Clearance made by Dean Moxey.75:43
Clearance made by Dean Moxey.75:34
Clearance by Damien Delaney.75:28
Hugo Lloris restarts play with the free kick.75:00
Dean Moxey is penalised for a handball.74:13
Roberto Soldado manages to make a clearance.74:06
Jonathan Williams takes the free kick.73:42
Foul by Gylfi Sigurdsson on Kagisho Dikgacoi, free kick awarded.73:33
Clearance by Jan Vertonghen.73:31
The ball is crossed by Jonathan Williams.73:15
Dean Moxey makes a clearance.73:12
Corner taken by Gylfi Sigurdsson.72:09
Kyle Walker makes a clearance.71:24
Shot by Nacer Chadli went wide right of the post.68:12
Gylfi Sigurdsson takes a shot and missed to the left of the goal.67:23
Dean Moxey manages to make a clearance.67:18
Corner from the left by-line taken by Gylfi Sigurdsson.66:55
Daniel Gabbidon manages to make a clearance.66:52
Nacer Chadli crosses the ball.66:29
Free kick taken by Kyle Walker.66:18
Jonathan Williams is penalised for handball and concedes a free kick.65:50
Damien Delaney makes a clearance.65:31 Substitution
Substitution (Crystal Palace) makes a substitution, with Kevin Phillips coming on for Aaron Wilbraham.65:19 Substitution
Substitution (Crystal Palace) makes a substitution, with Marouane Chamakh coming on for Owen Garvan.65:04 Substitution
Substitution Jonathan Williams replaces Stephen Dobbie.64:38
Shot by Dwight Gayle cleared the target.64:14
Clearance made by Jan Vertonghen.64:07
Kagisho Dikgacoi makes a clearance.63:44
Etienne Capoue makes a clearance.63:28
Stephen Dobbie makes a clearance.63:09
Clearance by Kyle Walker.62:49
Clearance made by Damien Delaney.60:39
Etienne Capoue takes a fantastic shot and goes over the bar.60:02
Nacer Chadli makes a clearance.59:56
Clearance by Jan Vertonghen.59:56
The ball is crossed by Dean Moxey.58:40
Nacer Chadli makes a clearance.58:16
The ball is delivered by Kagisho Dikgacoi.57:43
Damien Delaney makes a clearance.56:41 Substitution
Substitution (Spurs) makes a substitution, with Etienne Capoue coming on for Mousa Dembele.56:15
Clearance made by Danny Rose.55:46
Corner from the left by-line taken by Owen Garvan.55:31
Clearance made by Michael Dawson.55:25
Corner from the right by-line taken by Stephen Dobbie.55:11
Clearance by Danny Rose.54:55
Hugo Lloris makes a clearance.54:46
Julian Speroni takes the free kick.54:18
Unfair challenge on Mile Jedinak by Danny Rose results in a free kick.53:50
Clearance made by Michael Dawson.53:20
Joe Paulo Paulinho makes a clearance.53:02
Gylfi Sigurdsson makes a clearance.52:45
Daniel Gabbidon makes a clearance.52:37
Free kick taken by Hugo Lloris.52:26
Free kick awarded for a foul by Aaron Wilbraham on Joe Paulo Paulinho.52:14
Stephen Dobbie restarts play with the free kick.51:47
Aaron Wilbraham fouled by Michael Dawson, the ref awards a free kick.51:29
Clearance by Kyle Walker.50:36
Hugo Lloris restarts play with the free kick.49:19 Goal scored
Goal! - Roberto Soldado - C Palace 0 - 1 Tottenham Penalty taken right-footed by Roberto Soldado and scored. Crystal Palace 0-1 Spurs.48:33
Dean Moxey is adjudged to have handled the ball.48:28
Aaron Lennon produces a cross.47:52
Damien Delaney manages to make a clearance.47:50
Kyle Walker has an effort at goal and missed to the left of the net.47:43
Gylfi Sigurdsson takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Mile Jedinak gets a block in.47:39
The ball is swung over by Danny Rose.46:39
A cross is delivered by Dean Moxey.45:30
Clearance made by Daniel Gabbidon.45:01
The match restarts for the second half.45:00 +3:18 Half time
Half Time The half-time whistle blows.45:00 +3:02
Header at goal by Nacer Chadli goes over the frame of the goal.45:00 +2:59
Centre by Aaron Lennon.45:00 +2:43
Clearance made by Jan Vertonghen.45:00 +1:46
Clearance made by Danny Rose.45:00 +0:25
Centre by Joel Ward.45:00 +0:06
Kyle Walker sends in a cross.44:52
Damien Delaney makes a clearance.44:49
The ball is swung over by Kyle Walker.40:41
Dwight Gayle fouled by Kyle Walker, the ref awards a free kick.40:16
Clearance made by Damien Delaney.40:13
Danny Rose crosses the ball.39:32
Roberto Soldado takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Julian Speroni parries the ball but the danger is not over.37:39
Clearance by Daniel Gabbidon.37:35
Roberto Soldado crosses the ball.35:53
Michael Dawson manages to make a clearance.35:19
Clearance by Danny Rose.35:19
Mile Jedinak manages to make a clearance.34:54
Clearance by Joel Ward.34:45
Nacer Chadli decides to take the corner short.34:19
Shot by Gylfi Sigurdsson. Julian Speroni parries the effort to safety.34:18
Clearance made by Mile Jedinak.33:23
Joe Paulo Paulinho takes the free kick.33:05
Free kick awarded for a foul by Mile Jedinak on Roberto Soldado.32:59
Jan Vertonghen makes a clearance.32:46
Clearance made by Michael Dawson.32:44
Julian Speroni restarts play with the free kick.32:15
Kyle Walker challenges Dean Moxey unfairly and gives away a free kick.31:10
Mile Jedinak manages to make a clearance.31:07
The ball is delivered by Aaron Lennon.30:52
Clearance by Mile Jedinak.29:41
Michael Dawson manages to make a clearance.29:11
The ball is crossed by Gylfi Sigurdsson.28:58
Kagisho Dikgacoi manages to make a clearance.28:54
Corner from the left by-line taken by Gylfi Sigurdsson.28:30
Nacer Chadli takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Kagisho Dikgacoi gets a block in.28:06
Free kick taken by Michael Dawson.27:39
The referee blows for offside against Aaron Wilbraham.27:10
Kyle Walker concedes a free kick for a foul on Dean Moxey.26:42
Aaron Wilbraham gets a header at goal. Hugo Lloris safely holds on.26:40
Free kick taken by Owen Garvan.26:03
Danny Rose challenges Dwight Gayle unfairly and gives away a free kick.23:47
Header by Michael Dawson goes to the left of the goal.23:44
Corner taken by Gylfi Sigurdsson from the right by-line.23:12
Clearance made by Dean Moxey.23:10
Aaron Lennon crosses the ball.22:29
Hugo Lloris restarts play with the free kick.22:07
Aaron Wilbraham gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Danny Rose.21:10
Danny Rose makes a clearance.20:07
Roberto Soldado takes a shot and cleared the crossbar.20:05
Gylfi Sigurdsson crosses the ball in from the free kick.19:39
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Danny Rose by Joel Ward.19:13
Clearance by Kagisho Dikgacoi.19:12
Danny Rose produces a cross.17:38
Clearance by Dwight Gayle.15:52
Clearance by Joel Ward.13:51
Roberto Soldado manages to make a clearance.13:49
Roberto Soldado makes a clearance.13:33
Joe Paulo Paulinho manages to make a clearance.13:29
Stephen Dobbie takes the free kick.13:09
Nacer Chadli gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Dwight Gayle.12:27
Mousa Dembele takes a brilliant shot and strikes the bar.11:57
Clearance by Damien Delaney.11:28
Stephen Dobbie delivers the ball.11:10
Clearance made by Mousa Dembele.11:09
The ball is delivered by Owen Garvan.10:44
Kyle Walker makes a clearance.10:42
Julian Speroni restarts play with the free kick.10:16
Joe Paulo Paulinho gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Damien Delaney.9:36
Danny Rose makes a clearance.9:02
Clearance made by Aaron Wilbraham.9:00
Corner from the right by-line taken by Gylfi Sigurdsson.8:34
A cross is delivered by Aaron Lennon.7:46
Clearance by Jan Vertonghen.7:10
Header by Roberto Soldado goes to the left of the goal.7:08
Centre by Danny Rose.6:34
Free kick taken by Michael Dawson.4:48
Owen Garvan delivers the ball.3:07
Julian Speroni manages to make a clearance.2:29
Joel Ward manages to make a clearance.2:22
Clearance by Owen Garvan.1:09
Dean Moxey makes a clearance.0:00
The referee starts the match.
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- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon white pepper
- 1/3 cup apricot spreadable fruit
- 1 tablespoon orange juice
- 1. Preheat oven to 350°. Place hens, breast side up, on a rack in a shallow roasting pan. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake, uncovered, 30 minutes.
- 2. In a small bowl, combine spreadable fruit and orange juice. Spoon some of the apricot mixture over the hens. Bake 30-35 minutes longer or until golden brown and juices run clear, basting several times with remaining apricot mixture. Let stand 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 4 servings.
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