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- Tamara Maniouk is who the book is named after. She is found dead, on a train, in Endwarden, by a man named Hans Obuch. He notices her hand first because it is sticking out of her compartment a little bit and is Unpleasing to him. He then sees that her head is hanging in a funny way and there is a tear on her cheek. She has black hair, and is not from the area. Hans Obuch thinks he has seen her before, but does not know her. As it turns out, he had seen her in a picture while he was on an airplane. While in the Endwarden Police Station, Hans Obuch searches through her purse. In it ther is an empty bottle of nail polish, money, French cigaretts, tissues, and a small mirror in a leather pouch. He takes the mirror out of the pouch and a small photo falls out. The photo is of a soldier and on the back it says, "For Tamara, H.B". The purse then appears in a painting Obuch sees while in Endwarden.
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In previous articles, I've mentioned that Ensco's relatively low leverage ratio (the lowest in its peer group), high net income margin (thanks to fleet standardization), and low dividend payout ratio (a mere 49% of earnings per share) made the company a lower risk blue-chip choice among the offshore lessors. This is still true. Dividend investors in particular can continue to rest assured that the company's dividend will be safe. We may be entering a challenging rig market, but things would have to get much, much worse before Ensco's dividend comes into jeopardy.
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Over the last month, it has gotten harder to deny the challenging market situation the offshore lessors face. Therefore, the better choices will be those lessors that have higher utilization rates and those that have more successfully contracted out their fleets. Consider Seadrill (NYSE:SDRL), which continues to have a total utilization rate in the high 90s. Unlike Ensco, Seadrill also has a majority of its scheduled newbuilds already contracted. At the end of the day, Ensco's dividend will be fine, but there are better choices out there right now.
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Entrepreneurs, better mind the details . . . all of them
Dear Gladys: I read your column on persistence and was inspired by it. I will be leaving my job of 20 years soon to launch my own business. You have renewed my faith in my ability to start to succeed in my own business. I know that persistence means to not give up. Is there any thing else that I need to know that will help me succeed? -- Anne
Napoleon Hill, author of Think and Grow Rich, said, "Before we can master an enemy, we must know its name, its habits, and its place of abode."
He was talking about taking an inventory of yourself and clearing the path for success.
It's easy to focus attention on the worldly things that can make or break a business, such as getting a loan, finding customers, hiring the right people, and so on.
It's not often that attention is given to the other real things that can make or break a business - our inner feelings, habits, and attitudes. Become aware of some of these and start now to get rid of them or at the very least lure them into neutral.
We carry many habits, feelings and attitudes within that can play a role in our success or failure. Let's take a look at one not often mentioned: Dealing with minor details. Too often the minor details are left to chance or forgotten completely. And yet if you take care of the minor details all else can fall into place more easily.
Let's take a closer look. A few weeks I asked my temporary assistant if she had gotten the participant's workbooks mailed to the sponsor of an upcoming workshop. She responded by saying, "Yes, everything has been done except for a few minor details."
In my world there are no "minor details." If forgotten, minor details can lead to major problems. I asked her what those "minor details" were. She said she would have to weigh the package at the post office to see how much postage it needed. I thought nothing of it since she had to go to the post office in order to mail the package.
Last week the package was returned to our office due to insufficient postage. Turns out my assistant had let that "minor detail" of weighing the package slip by. She said she had gotten too busy to get to the post office before it closed and held the package in her hand and tried to make an educated guess as to the correct amount of postage.
This slip of a minor detail forced us to send the package overnight express, which resulted in a significant increase of the normal cost. In addition, if the package had not arrived as promised my credibility, reputation and professionalism could have been damaged.
And, then there is this example. During one of my rest and relaxation retreats to the Zen Mountain Monastery I heard the abbot, Zen Master John Daido Loori Roshi, give a discourse on the importance of attending to minor details.
As I recall, he said that one day he and the other Zen masters were preparing for a dharma talk (life lesson talk). He asked the student in charge of preparing the zendo (meditation hall) if everything was ready. The student replied that all of the important stuff was complete and only a few minor details were left to do. The abbot nodded and went back to his work.
The time of the dharma talk arrived and the crowd had gathered and was seated in the zendo. The Zen masters entered led by John Daido Loori Roshi.
As Daido Roshi walked toward the front of the room he noticed that the altar flowers had wilted from lack of water.
Of course the floors were polished to a high shine, the candles were in their proper place and lit. The altar was dusted and polished, and the Roshi's meditation pillow had been placed so that the audience had a good view of him as he spoke. But the flowers in the little vase that sat on the altar had drooped over barely hanging on to life, and in need of a little water - a minor detail forgotten that made a noticeable difference.
Flowers on the altar are symbolic of many things, including as a reminder of the beauty that comes from living. I have given entire speeches on how a flower in bloom is symbolic of how we can grow out of darkness into a thing of beauty. Yet, the minor detail of giving a little water to a thirsty flower had been overlooked.
Daido Roshi took that opportunity to tell us how important the details were to our success in life.
There are many things to consider when you embark on a venture that can determine the success rate of your business. Most of those things reside within your very being. Some I have addressed in the past, such as fear of success and failure, believing in self, procrastination, the art of being a good listener, are just a few. You can access the archives for past articles for assistance.
A self-inventory will uncover the enemies that Napoleon Hill speaks of. Get to know the habits, attitudes, and feelings you have that can help or hinder your progress. Review how you handle or don't handle minor details. And don't put off examining yourself because you think it is a "minor detail." It's not!
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Ashcroft is advising on the demerger's tax implications across 22 countries – a move which would rival the ICI/Zeneca split in scale, and which could be even more complicated in legal terms.
Robin Charlton, a barrister and company secretary to £4.5 billion turnover Thorn EMI, said: "We have an arrangement under which he (Ashcroft) will devote most of his time on this project, for whatever time is needed to see it through.
"He is co-ordinating the legal side as one of two project co-ordinators, working in tandem with someone in our finance department."
The work will lead to a decision next year on whether a Thorn EMI demerger can work, a move the firm considers could be in shareholders' best long-term interests.
Charlton said tax efficiency in a demerger was important because the company needed to avoid potentially large tax charges on movements of assets and shares. Intellectual property law matters including trade marks would also be high on the lawyers' agenda, he said.
Also involved is Thorn EMI group legal adviser Marsden Smith. Ex-DTI Treasury Counsel George Bombas QC, of 4 Stone Buildings, is giving specialist advice.


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refers to a god or the spoken word of God. It is the voice of reason, law, prophecy and truth. It is the truth heard in the wind. This rune represents wisdom obtained or knowledge delivered. It is the rune of absolute good advice and true council - the message we all must strive to hear.
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Orinda Dale Evans (born 1943) is a Senior United States federal judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia.
Born in Savannah, Georgia, Evans received an A.B. from Duke University in 1965 and a J.D. from Emory University School of Law in 1968. She was in private practice in Atlanta, Georgia from 1968 to 1979. She served as counsel to the Atlanta Crime Commission from 1970 to 1971, and was an adjunct professor of law at Emory from 1974 to 1977.
On June 5, 1979, Evans was nominated by President Jimmy Carter to a seat on the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia vacated by Albert J. Henderson. She was confirmed by the United States Senate on July 23, 1979, and received her commission on July 24, 1979. She served as chief judge from 1999 to 2006, when District Judge Jack Camp became chief judge. Evans assumed senior status on December 31, 2008.
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On Feb. 14, 2008, Evans sentenced tax protestor Sherry Jackson to four consecutive prison terms of 12 months each.
On May 11, 2012, Evans decided the Cambridge University Press v. Becker case, ultimately determining that Georgia State University was the prevailing party and awarding attorneys' fees to GSU from the plaintiffs (Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press, and SAGE Publications).
- Orinda Dale Evans at the Biographical Directory of Federal Judges, a public domain publication of the Federal Judicial Center.
- "Cambridge Univ. Press et al. vs. Becker et al." (PDF). Retrieved May 25, 2012.
"Sherry Jackson's Conviction Upheld". Website of the Tax Honesty News. Retrieved September 11, 2008.
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The Nittany Lions did that four times in the first half, as place-kicker Collin Wagner made two boots, missed one attempt and pooch-punted on a fourth. Penn State just couldn't punch the ball into the end zone despite holding a commanding time-of-possession advantage.
But that all changed thanks to receiver Derek Moye's left foot. With time winding down in the first half, Moye made a great catch for a score -- dragging the foot inbounds while he stretched beyond the boundary to make the catch -- and the No. 13 Lions would go on to win 20-0 while improving to 6-1 overall and 2-1 in the Big Ten.
On second-and-goal at the Minnesota 12-yard-line with 35 seconds left before the break, quarterback Daryll Clark found Moye to his far right. Moye made the TD catch, which was initially ruled out of bounds but later overturned on video replay.
Him using his long arms and everything, he stretched out and got the foot down and made the catch, Clark said. He ran right back to me and told me 'I got my foot down, I think we scored. '
Moye didn't say anything to the official who originally called the pass incomplete.
I kinda looked at him, gave him a little glare, Moye said. I didn't say anything.
The call for review came from the official in the press box.
The catch gave Penn State a 13-0 lead going into halftime and a dose of offensive momentum on a day when the defense was dominating.
For us to go down a couple of times and have opportunities to score touchdowns, they have to be touchdowns, said Clark, who was 21 of 32 for 287 yards.
Despite cold, wet conditions, Moye put up his second 100-yard receiving day of the season. In the opener against Akron, he caught six balls for 138 yards and a touchdown. Saturday, his performance nearly mirrored that -- six catches, 120 yards and a touchdown.
We had high hopes for him and he's doing well, head coach Joe Paterno said. Each week he gets better. He blocks well and is a big man. He's got the makings of a real good one.
The Nittany Lions dominated in every single offensive category. Penn State ran 75 plays compared to Minnesota's 40.
Perhaps the biggest sign of Penn State's offensive control Saturday was time of possession: The Nittany Lions held the ball for almost 42 minutes, while Minnesota had 18:01 of offensive time.
The time of possession difference was partly attributed to Evan Royster. The tailback rushed for 137 yards on 23 carries, which was one yard fewer than Minnesota's total offensive output.
It was the ninth time Royster has surpassed the 100-yard mark in a game, and Penn State is undefeated in those games.
Whenever a team's not the best tacklers, it feels like you're running good, Royster said. There were a lot of times where I thought I'd be down and squirted through.
Much of the talk coming into Saturday's game was about Minnesota wide receiver Eric Decker. Decker caught just one ball for 42 yards. It was Moye who was a big, game-changing receiver on Saturday, not Decker. The hoopla surrounding Decker did not motivate Moye.
He's a good player and our defense did a good job against him, but that has nothing to do with me, he said.


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Mileage: 28.2
Hours: 2:30
December mileage: 255.6
Temperature upon departure: 35
Rainfall: .58"
For me, the problem in dressing for Juneau winter cycling isn't starting warm; it's staying warm. I can have the ideal combination for long periods of comfort - sometimes hours. But if anything breaches the heat barrier - a lingering stop, or an extended descent - it often takes many teeth-chattering, skin-burning minutes of hard pedaling to find my way back to normal. Some days, I don't find my way back at all.
The obvious solution is to just wear more than I think I need, but I hate that sticky feeling of being overheated in cold air. Taking additional layers to put on later is complicated by the soaking nature of the one condition that consistently breaks me - sleet.
Today I headed out in the gray slush for a quick ride to North Douglas, and decided to head up the Eaglecrest road at the last minute. I wanted to check out the snow depth and see if any pre-season trails had been laid yet. There's definitely a fair amount of snow up there, but no trails. Using the area for training is a bit of a Catch-22, though. I don't think I could get my bald-tire Pugsley up the icy access road, but once I'm there, my studded-tire Sugar becomes basically useless. Back to the drawing board.
I spent some time at the top tromping around the Nordic ski area, listening intently for snowmobiles and exchanging incredulous glances with backcountry skiers as they passed. Before heading back down, I took off my gloves because they had become completely soaked (as had basically everything else on my body.) I pulled up my face mask, adjusted my goggles, stuck my bare hands in my pogies and locked into the screaming descent.
The downhill run was so full of goggle-coating sleet and jaw-clenching ice patches that I didn't even notice that the skin on my legs had started to tingle, and my fingers were going numb, and my torso was beginning to feel clammy and cold.
By the bottom of the hill, shivering had taken over. I still had plenty of energy, so I amped up the speed as much as my legs and the slush-coated road would allow. But all that seemed to do is intensify the wet wind chill, and I just couldn't shake the shivering. My condition had started to improve, somewhat, by the time I made it home. I peeled off my dripping layers and turned on the shower, but then remembered how nauseated I usually feel if I reheat my prickling skin too quickly, and thought better of it. So I scavenged the refrigerator until I found a half-eaten cup of lentil soup, and stood in the kitchen in my underwear as the microwave reheated it. The thick, tomato-flavored soup oozed down my throat like melted gold, and tasted every bit as warm and rich. It was heaven sent, that soup, and you don't earn that kind of deliciousness by staying indoors.
But, I concur. Brushes with hypothermia are pretty funny until they're not. I need to rework my wet-weather layer system for days when even fenders can't ward off the endless shower of slush. Or maybe, next time I ride up to Eaglecrest in a sleet storm, I'll see if one of the backcountry skiers can shuttle me down the mountain in their Subaru.


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St. Mary's College of Maryland, along with the Chesapeake Orchestra and its Music Director Jeffrey Silberschlag, are proud to announce the program for the 15th Annual River Concert Series.
This season's concerts start on June 21 and will continue through July 26. Concerts will start at 7 p.m., with grounds opening at 5 p.m. Food and beverages, provided by local vendors, will be on location. Attendees are also welcome to bring their own refreshments.
The program includes the following:
June 21: "Night in Vienna," featuring the music of Johann Strauss, Jr., Richard Rodgers, and Beethoven. Also performing is dynamic young cellist Julian Schwarz, who recently appeared as soloist with the Seattle Symphony.
June 28: Works by Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf" will be highlighted, with narrator Sheryl-Marie Dunaway and the Ballet Caliente dancers. A fun work about Tyrannosaurus Sue will also be performed, featuring Bryan Bourne as trombone soloist, and Zachary Silberschlag, trumpeter in Copland's "Quiet City."
July 5: The River Series celebrates Independence Day with a program featuring music of the sea, "1812 Overture," plus Sousa and fireworks. The evening's program also features soprano Jennifer Page.
July 12: Guest conductor Larry Vote will direct a chorale of our best local choirs, and baritone Robert MacDonald is featured in an Americana program of the music of Aaron Copland.
July 19: It is back to Baroque, with music of Handel, Bach, and Telemann, featuring soloists from the Chesapeake Orchestra's celebrated performers, Jose Cueto (violin), Regino Madrid (violin) and Fatma Daglar (oboe).
July 26: The season concludes with a Big Band tribute with popular vocalist Sara Gray.
St. Mary's College of Maryland, designated the Maryland state honors college in 1992, is ranked one of the best public liberal arts schools in the nation by U.S. News & World Report. More than 2,000 students attend the college, nestled on the St. Mary's River in Southern Maryland.
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God, I never thought she would jump out of a window. Jump out of a window, get in my car and drive as if the whole world is after her! But perhaps that's what she was thinking.
I was never good at getting inside people's heads.
Of course, she was just getting away. getting some space, of course.
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Charming 2 bedroom 2 bath townhome in ideal city neighborhood. Spacious room sizes, master features soaring ceilings and inviting fireplace. Large eat-in kitchen, separate formal dining room, wonderful outdoor deck leads to common gardens and outdoor pool. All new exterior facade and more. Stroll to all Downtown has to offer! Ready to add your finishing touches and updating.
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Oktober 1998
Beschreibung"In the 1860s, western alienation began at Yonge Street, and George Brown was the Preston Manning of the day." So begins Christopher Moore's fascinating 1990s look at the messy, dramatic, crisis-ridden process that brought Canada into being - and at the politicians, no more lovable or united than our own, who, against all odds, managed to forge a deal that worked. From the first chapter, he turns a fresh, perceptive, and lucid eye on the people, the issues, and the political theories of Confederation - from John A. Macdonald's canny handling of leadership to the invention of federalism and the Senate, from the Quebec question to the influence of political philosophers Edmund Burke and Walter Bagehot. This is a book for all Canadians who love their country - and fear for it after the failure of the constitution-making of the 1990s. Here is a clear, entertaining reintroduction to the ideas and processes that forged the nation.
"From the Hardcover edition."
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: MCCLELLAND & STEWART
Erscheinungsdatum: Oktober 1998
Seitenanzahl: 296 Seiten
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I remember having a violent row with my late mother about the washing up and running all the way from our semi-detached house in the Hampstead Garden Suburb to East Finchley tube station. I got on the next southbound train, not caring whether it was heading for the Bank or Charing Cross. I had no intention of travelling that far - I sought only the warmth and succour of the tunnels, the comforting musty reek of the old red check upholstery, the impersonal bustle of humanity in transit.
Anyway, I was sitting there, in the tube carriage, fixated as ever by the way the two panels of the window elongated the dark reflection of my head, when I became aware that the woman opposite me was a friend of my mother's. Far from escaping the fount of my adolescent torment - I had instead rushed to a rendezvous with it. Worse, as this middle-aged woman began to speak to me - an unpardonable underground solecism - I became conscious for the first time since slamming the front door that I wasn't wearing any shoes; damp socks sagged from my sore feet.
The only explanation I can give for why I was oblivious of my shoelessness, is that the tube was the most inside place I knew, more interior by far than my family home. Growing up in north London, and travelling eight stops to school from the age of seven, I had come to consciousness in these deep tunnels. In winter especially, it seemed to me that we Londoners inhabited a series of dimly lit burrows connected by subterranean passageways, and that far from being creatures of the open air, we were some species of bipedal mole.
I loved the tube - it made me feel secure. I loved its strange nether winds, which would blow up out of nowhere, reeking of viruses, oatmeal and antediluvian halitosis. I loved its immemorial air, for this modern mass transit system was already over a century old - and showed it. The sepia tiles of the stations and the soot-blackened walls of the tunnels were like archaeologists' trenches revealing the impedimenta of earlier ages: festoons of defunct cabling, intestinal u-bends of duct, enigmatic mechanisms made from grey metal and Bakelite. Rather than rip out the abandoned technologies, each succeeding generation of troglodytes had only added to them, until the 85 subterranean miles were like the hole Alice plunged down to reach Wonderland.
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I once found myself the worse for wear lurching through the Metropolitan Line ticket hall at Baker Street. I knew I was going to puke - the only question was where. Then I spotted one of those curious doors that you see all over the tube: solid brown wood with a little oblong hole at knee level. I fell to my knees, stuck my head through this hatch and vomited copiously. Then I straightened up, brushed myself down and proceeded on my wendy way. Do I feel guilty about this now? No, only pathetically grateful.
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Grace Trevethan finds herself in serious debt after her husband dies falling from an aeroplane with no parachute. Her gardener Matthew suggests that Grace could help grow his marijuana plants and they convert her greenhouse into a pot farm... now all they have to do is sell it and collect the cash...
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How to Travel with a Sibling
I love my sister, and I love that she's just as crazy about travel as I am.
Sarah and I took our first trip together in June 2006, shortly after she graduated from high school and I graduated from college. Our two-week Europe trip took us to London, Florence, Venice, Milan, Paris, Brussels and Bruges.
We had a blast, though we were not without the occasional setback. What's most important is that we got through the trip without any big fights.
Here are some tips on how to travel with a sibling without killing each other in the process:
Don't push each other's buttons.
Chances are that you can push your sibling's buttons better than anyone else in the world. And does it EVER get tempting. But give in and you could find yourselves in a vicious cycle of insults or silent treatment that could drag on for days.
Rise above the temptation to be petty and your trip will be much more pleasant.
Don't freak out when your sibling gets hit on.
It can be tough to watch people flirt with a family member of yours — especially when the family member in question is barely 18 years old and being hit on by 30-something guys!
You're not a parent. Your role is not to stop this. There's nothing wrong with a little bit of flirting in the hostel bar (most of the time, that's all there is). And if the best-looking guy in the bar is hitting on her instead of you, let it go. LET IT GO.
(Of course, if your sibling is underage, intoxicated, or being hit on by a creepy weirdo, feel free to unleash the overprotective monster in you!)
Take turns staying in touch with your family.
Your parents will always worry about you when you travel, but their fears can amplify when not one but two of their babies are in a strange land. While one of you is showering, have the other run downstairs and fire off a quick email to let them know you're alive.
Unleash your inner goofy selves.
Your sibling has seen you through so much, there's no reason to act cool. Be goofy! Be weird! Pose with statues! Take pictures of really awful mullets! These will be the moments you'll be laughing about years later.
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Genre: Poetry
No strength to carry on
I don't want to be weak
But how can I strong?
Someone please tell me
Suck It Up
My complaints stealing the show
I don't look good in the spotlight
But behind the scenes no one knows
Please give me the harshest words
Suck It Up
Knife, Overdose, hang?
My suicidal crap, so melo fucking dramatic
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Someone tell me sweetly
Suck it up
God help me be strong
God Give me strength
God help me to carry on
God Tell me I need to hear
Suck it up
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the eternal thoughts of many teenagers.
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Mad you are brilliant, and these are thoughts I have myself.
However, you are not being melo dramatic and you'd better not do anything stupid either.
Thank God I'm not the only one who's ever felt like that!!!
I wish people wouldn't be so quick to judge people when they're depressed. Depressed people aren't melodramatic and drama queens-they're just trying to get through the crap.People who judge just haven't been there-they have no clue.
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2. Julius Peppers, DE: This is what people expect from Julius Peppers. The veteran defensive end flashed his athleticism when he deflected a Seneca Wallace short pass in the air and grabbed the football with one hand to secure the interception. Later in the game, Peppers was credited with a sack, just his second of the year, and also had a tackle-for-loss and another pass defensed. Peppers seemed to be extremely active on the field and fired up on the sidelines. Peppers is a team captain. His teammates need to feed off his emotion. Valid questions have been raised this season about Peppers' motor, or lack thereof. But Peppers' motor was running on Monday night, and the hope is the perennial Pro Bowler still has plenty left in the tank for the second half of the season.
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1. Chris Conte, S: Conte seems to be taking bad angles to the football. He desperately needs a shot of confidence, like McClellin received in the 27-20 victory at Lambeau Field. Conte has talent, that is undeniable. Former general manager Jerry Angelo once remarked that Conte had the potential to be the most complete safety the Bears had drafted since 2001, and Angelo's assessment looked to be valid the past two seasons. But Conte is in a funk and the Bears need to find a way to snap him out of it. I wrote last week that maybe the Bears should consider inserting Craig Steltz or Anthony Walters into the mix at safety to push Conte. There is nothing wrong with competition, and I believe Conte would respond well to it. He just needs to break out of his slump.
2. Bears linebackers: We all know the Bears are dealing with injuries at linebacker -- Lance Briggs and D.J. Williams. And we also all know the Bears have been forced to start two rookies at the position in Jon Bostic and Khaseem Greene. So while the natural inclination is to cut the Bears a certain degree of slack, the linebackers overall did not have much success against the Packers. Green Bay rushed for 199 yards and two touchdowns on 29 attempts, numbers that would likely have been higher if Packers coach Mike McCarthy hadn't abandoned the run in the second half. Much of that is on the linebackers. Also, veteran James Anderson failed to catch a sure interception that would have resulted in a pick-six. Anderson is in the midst of a solid season and the future appears bright for Bostic and Greene, but Monday night was not their finest moment.
3. Dante Rosario, TE: The reserve tight end likely earned himself a spot in the special teams' doghouse when he missed his man and allowed Green Bay to block an Adam Podlesh punt in the third quarter. Rosario has been fine since the Bears acquired him from the Dallas Cowboys, but that's a costly mistake for a player on the bottom of the 53-man roster to make. A seven-year NFL veteran, Rosario committed an uncharacteristic gaffe, that luckily didn't cost the Bears the game. But it very well could have.


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On Sun, 1 Apr 2001, Dirk-Willem van Gulik wrote: > > Am I right to understand that it is the designed intention of apr_send() > to do a best efford write to the network; it retries' on EINTR and under > certain conditions on EAGAIN/EWOULDBLOCK - but basically returns as soon > as something is writen (even if it is not all) - and waits once up till > Timeout if needed. apr_send tries to send data until a given timeout pops. It only retries on EAGAIN/EWOULDBLOCK if we get that on the first write. We do that, because going into select without trying to write means that in a best case scenario, we have an extra syscall. > With this understanding I find that in for example AB I have to > do things like > > _sendAll_with_timeout_or_error { > while(len) { > set timeout > if apr_send == error > return bang > len-=send > calculate new timeout > }; > return ok > } > > Is there a suitable AB function ? Should I add one - as I'd hate to fiddle > with timeout's from outside apr. There is no suitable function, and writing one is not possible. Many platforms zero out the timeout, so that we can't cleanly recalculate the new timeout. Ryan _______________________________________________________________________________ Ryan Bloom firstname.lastname@example.com 406 29th St. San Francisco, CA 94131 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Deferred Prosecution Agreements
The Government are introducing deferred prosecution agreement which will give companies an alternative to prosecution. This video discusses the implications of these agreements.
What I'm here to talk today about the deferred prosecution agreement.
There are no deferred prosecution agreement arrangements in this country at the moment. They are going to be introduced in the next parliament. I'm putting together a response to the Ministry of Justice on our thoughts on the consultations, if anyone is interested then by all means you're very welcome to contribute because I certainly don't have all the ideas by any means and I would like to see what other people have got to think about it.
This is an agreement reached between an offending company and, and I'll use the American example for now, either their Department of Justice or the SEC, the Security and Exchange Commission in the US, to pay a fine over a particular period, and that's often two to three years, in turn for a discontinuance of proceedings that are initiated but not then pursued at the court in the US.
That agreement will then come with conditions, perhaps changes of governance, perhaps changes of staff, perhaps removal of staff, perhaps reinstatement of staff, and then of course the fine. When you think that in 2011 the Department of Justice and the SEC together entered twenty nine none prosecution agreements and deferred prosecution agreements, there is a distinction, I'll very quickly deal with those at some point.
The average fine in each of those deferred or non prosecution agreements was around $100 million dollars. These are big issues for companies, particularly when you think some of the agreements involve 150, 160, $200 million dollars. The SEC and the DOJ in America are collecting billions from these agreements, and of course the Ministry of Justice here want some of that action because they can see that some of the countries or some of the companies sorry in the US have associations here that would have allowed them, in other words us, to collect that money to impose the deferred prosecution agreements if those arrangements had been in place.
So what really is the main problem with the arrangements that we've got at the minute, there are very, very few corporate prosecutions as you know, the problem is finding the directing mind, the problem is finding the directing will within the company to peruse individuals. Regulatory offences commonly result in large fines, but you don't tend to see individuals prosecuted.
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