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Hi,can i ask some help to all sitepoint,...I have installed wampserver2 in my computer,is it possible to call my website using public IP address in URL ?...or is this possible to type in the url like this. http://<my public IP>:80/test_site....and then it will load now my test_site,..if this possible can you please help me what are the configuration needed in order achieve this...
Thank you.
Yes you can do that using the public IP, or you can put it in a DNS somewhere if you access to it for a domain you own.
If your PC is behind a router in your network you need to set up port forwarding so that the incoming port 80 on the router is forwarded to port 80 on your pc. Read the manual of your router to see how.
Rather than giving out your IP, you could use a service like dyndns or no-ip. Giving you a nicer to access URL rather than your IP (and one that will update the IP via a tool either on your router or your PC)
Hi, I visit the no-ip and i also registered,and then install the sowftare called DUC.after that run the DUC program,i also updated the host and the 3 green checkmarked shows,now when i type in my url...mytestsite.no-ip.biz...its says that unable to connect...by the way mytestsite folder is in my localhost c:/www/mytestsite....can you help me please i am confuse.
Thank you.
Did you forward port 80 from your router to your PC?
Hi, Sad to say i don't have access in the router...what should i do now.?
In that case there is nothing you can do I'm afraid. Port forwarding is required to make this work.
Thank you ScallioXTX,:headbang::headbang::headbang:
Hi, i would like to ask,how do i know that the port 80 is working or forwarded properly ? without looking to the router.
If it is you can access the web server on your pc from outside your network.
Hi, thank you for the reply...what do you mean i can access my web server outside from my network?..i am confuse,can you please give some situation...By the way i have only 1 machine here or one desktop where i am working with.
I apologize i am just new in this kind of problem...
Thank you
What I mean is access the website from another computer somewhere on the internet, which clearly isn't working, otherwise this conversation would've been over
So, how is your PC connected to the internet? What server are you running? Are you running any firewall?
Hi, I am just using pocket wi-fi...wampserver in my localhost...I already made option in inbound in firewall allow port 80.
Hope this will help.
It could be that your provider is blocking port 80.What happens if you use another port, like 9000?You can change this in Apache in the Listen option. Add :9000 to the domain when browsing to it.And don't forget to restart Apache for the changes to take effect.
Before i am going to change this from my apatche,Can i ask is port 9000 will work in paypal ?because i have something to do in paypal...as far as concern port 80 and 443 will be use in paypal.
I would assume PayPal doesn't care which port you run your website on, but I've never tried, so I'm not 100% sure.Will you be using this for a real website btw (as opposed to show some "under development" stuff)? If so, I would suggest you take some simple shared hosting instead.
Hi, Thank you for your patience and your effort,,...First which line in apatche to put port 9000, ...Shared hosting? just like 110mb,godaddy.com and host22.com?..I don't have idea if this will successfully do paypal transactions...
Like I said before, in the Listen directive. You probably have something like Listen 80 or Listen <some ip>:80. Just change 80 to 9000
Listen 80
Listen <some ip>:80
That's what I mean, and yes that will work with paypal transactions. Lot's of people do it this way.
Why do you want to host your website on your own computer anyway? Your upload is probably quite low so your website will be terrible slow that way. Using shared hosting it would be a lot faster.
Why do you want to host your website on your own computer anyway?
I am still developing my website,...and i just want to achieve to do the transaction for paypal..like the IPN and PDT.
Hi, can i ask again...about my problem i already configure port forwarding,in my c:\\wamp\www\under this www folder have many subfolders also my website folder, do i need to remove those folder so that the only one will left is my folder website?so that when i dial in the browser like mysiteexample.no-ip.org this will open my page immediately or my index.php.
because i am confuse how can mysitexample.no.ip.org will open the correct folder of my website.
please correct me if i am wrong..


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The Discovery of Oneself: An Interview with Daniel MendelsohnBy Ioanna Kohler
Last year, the French magazine La Revue des Deux Mondes published an interview with Daniel Mendelsohn about his experiences reading Proust as part of a special issue on "Proust vu d'Amérique." We're pleased to present an English version of the interview here, translated from the French by Anna Heyward.
In Time Regained, Proust writes, "In reality every reader is, when he reads, the reader of his own self. The work of the writer is just a kind of optical instrument that is offered to the reader to permit him to discern that which, without the book in question, he could not have seen within himself." You read Proust for the first time when you were a Classics student at the University of Virginia. What did you feel then?
Discovering Proust was a real shock—the shock of recognition. I was twenty, and my encounter with this novel gave me a shock that, I believe, is felt by every gay person reading Proust for the first time. It was remarkable to understand that the unsatisfied desires and the erotic frustrations I harbored had not only been felt by someone else—much bigger news in 1980 than today, it's worth remembering—but, even more extraordinarily, had been made the subject of a great book. And yet, interestingly, when I read Swann's Way, it wasn't any specific description of homosexual desire that touched me—that theme is treated much more fully in a later volume, as we know—but something much more general, the novel's description of unreciprocated desire and, above all, the astounding revelation, or perhaps confirmation, for me, that desire can't endure its own satisfaction. We see that exemplified in Swann in Love. When Swann succeeds in physically possessing Odette, when she ceases to escape him, his desire for her vanishes. For me, yes, that was a revelation as well as a recognition of something I was feeling in my own early erotic encounters.
And then I had another kind of shock. Thanks to Proust, I found a certain consolation in thinking that all artistic creation is a substitute for erotic frustration and disappointment. That art feeds on our failures. Back then, I remember thinking to myself, I can't get what I want anyway—by which, at the time, I meant that it didn't seem possible to have a fulfilled "romantic" life—so I may as well become a writer.
Some readers feel the need to dive straight back into In Search of Lost Time as soon as they've finished reading the seven volumes of the book. Was that the case for you?
No. On the contrary, when I read it that first time, and in fact every time I've read it since, I need time to absorb it, to let it resonate, or perhaps percolate. After a sentence, a moment, as magnificent as the ones that end Time Regained¹, I find it difficult to return to any reading at all. You feel everything has been said. On the other hand, I've reread In Search of Lost Time about every ten years since I was twenty. I'm a little over fifty now, and so I suppose it's high time I start my fourth reading. Read More

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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Chap. 822
|Indians. Theft of tribal property. 62 Stat. 757.
|Sec. 2
|67 Stat. 588.
|Sec. 2
|Sec. 2
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That chapter 53 of title 18, United States Code, is hereby amended by inserting at the end of the chapter analysis preceding section 1151 of such title the following new item:
"1163. Embezzlement and theft from Indian tribal organizations."
Title 18, United States Code, is hereby amended by inserting in chapter 53 thereof immediately after section 1162 a new section, to be designated as section 1163, as follows:
"§ 1163. Embezzlement and theft from Indian tribal organizations.
"Whoever embezzles, steals, knowingly converts to his use or the use of another, willfully misapplies, or willfully permits to be misapplied, any of the moneys, funds, credits, goods, assets, or other property belonging to any Indian tribal organization or intrusted to the custody or care of any officer, employee, or agent of an Indian tribal organization; or
"Whoever, knowing any such moneys, funds, credits, goods, assets, or other property to have been so embezzled, stolen, converted,
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misapplied or permitted to be misapplied, receives, conceals, or retains the same with intent to convert it to his use or the use of another—
"Shall be fined not more than $5,000, or imprisoned not more than five years, or both; but if the value of such property does not exceed the sum of $100, he shall be fined not more than $1,000, or imprisoned not more than one year, or both.
"As used in this section, the term 'Indian tribal organization' means any tribe, band, or community of Indians which is subject to the laws of the United States relating to Indian affairs or any corporation, association, or group which is organized under any of such laws."
Approved, August 1, 1956.


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The best of both worlds – chocolate and yellow cake – rolled into a single cake! Yum!
Preheat oven to 350°F. Spray baking pans with vegetable pan spray.
In medium bowl, combine flour, baking powder and salt. In large bowl, beat butter and sugar with electric mixer until light and fluffy. Add eggs and vanilla; beat until thoroughly mixed. Add flour mixture alternately with milk, beating well after each addition. Continue beating one minute.
Divide batter in half. Stir melted chocolate into one half of the batter until blended. Pour yellow batter into pan. Top with chocolate batter and gently swirl together until marbled. (Do not overmix.)
Refer to baking chart in techniques section for baking times and temperatures for specific pans.
Cool 10 minutes. Gently loosen sides and turn onto cooling rack. Cool completely. Ice cake as desired.
YIELD: Makes about 7 cups batter.


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Directions הוראות הגעה
Maimonides School has two adjacent campuses. Saval Campus houses our Middle School (Grades 6-8) and Upper School (Grades 9-12) as well as the Business and Development Offices. The Brener Building is home to our Early Childhood Center, Elementary School (Grades K-5) and the Admissions Office. Directions and parking information can be found below. For personalized directions, visit Google Maps or Yahoo! Maps.
Early Childhood
|Elementary School
Grades K-5
Brener Building
2 Clark Road
Brookline, MA 02445
617-232-4452 x300
fax 617-739-8683
|Middle School
Grades 6-8
Saval Campus
34 Philbrick Road
Brookline, MA 02445
617-232-4452 x200
fax 617-566-2061
|Upper School
Grades 9-12
Saval Campus
34 Philbrick Road
Brookline, MA 02445
617-232-4452 x100
fax 617-566-2061
Via Public Transportation (MBTA)
Maimonides School is a 5- to 10-minute walk from the Brookline Hills station on the MBTA Green Line "D" (Riverside). When you exit at Brookline Hills, proceed up the hill to your right; take a RIGHT onto Cypress Street, then the second RIGHT (at the stoplight) onto Boylston Street, Route 9.
To reach the Brener Building, make the second RIGHT onto CLARK ROAD. The building is immediately on your left.
To reach Saval Campus, make the third RIGHT onto PHILBRICK ROAD and proceed half a block to the main entrance on your left.
For more detailed trip planning directions, visit www.mbta.com.
From Route 128/I-95 North or South
Take EXIT 20A to Route 9 EAST toward Brookline. Follow Route 9 east for approximately 5 miles. Immediately after passing the reservoir on your right, turn LEFT onto SUMNER ROAD at the light.
To reach Saval Campus, take the first RIGHT onto BUCKMINSTER ROAD, then LEFT onto PHILBRICK ROAD to the main entrance.
To reach the Brener Building, take the second RIGHT onto CLARK ROAD and proceed to the end. The building is on your right.
From I-93 North or South
Take EXIT 20, which is the Mass Turnpike West (I-90 WEST). Follow the directions below from the Mass Turnpike (I-90).
From the Mass Turnpike (I-90)
From the west (such as Rte. 495 or 128), take the Mass Turnpike (I-90) EAST to EXIT 18, the Allston/Brighton exit (a left-hand exit). From the east (such as Rte. 93), take the Mass Turnpike (I-90) WEST to EXIT 20, the Brighton/Cambridge exit.
After paying the toll, follow the signs for Allston/Brighton. Follow Cambridge Street. Turn LEFT onto HARVARD AVENUE, which becomes Harvard Street in Brookline. Continue for approximately 1.4 miles, the entire length of the road. Make a hard RIGHT onto BOYLSTON STREET (Route 9 WEST). Continue for 0.6 miles, past the traffic light at Cypress Street.
To reach Saval Campus, take the fourth RIGHT after Cypress Street onto BUCKMINSTER ROAD, then turn immediately RIGHT onto PHILBRICK ROAD to the main entrance.
To reach the Brener Building, take a RIGHT at the first light past Cypress Street onto SUMNER ROAD, then the second RIGHT onto CLARK ROAD and proceed to the end. The building is on your right.
From Logan Airport
Follow the Mass Turnpike (I-90 WEST) through the Ted Williams Tunnel. Follow the above directions from the Mass Turnpike (I-90).
Visitor Parking
Visitors may park in front of the school building on Philbrick Road or Clark Road for up to two hours. Out of respect for our neighbors, please do not park opposite any driveways. Visitors may also park freely on Rte. 9 (Boylston Street).
For special events in either building, the Saval Campus parking yard (off the main driveway on Philbrick Road) may be open. If you need assistance, please pull temporarily into the driveway and see the security guard at the Saval Campus entrance.


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'Buffalo, coming off a 3-1 loss Thursday at Tampa Bay and ninth in the East, went to overtime in its previous four games, losing three and winning one. … F Jochen Hecht has four goals and seven points in his past three games. … C Chris Drury (concussion), D Alexei Zhitnik (shoulder), C Tim Connolly (concussion) and D Rory Fitzpatrick (knee) are out. RW Ales Kotalik (shoulder) is day-to-day.'
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Bluefield, Va.- Bluefield College's Erik Albarran scored the golden at 104:13 in the second overtime to sink the Tornados in a heartbreaking loss at Bluefield on Saturday evening.
Efren D. Escobar gave the Tornados a 1-0 lead at the 22:20 mark with the assist coming from a Jami Uutu free kick. The BC defense was solid for most of the game, holding Bluefield scoreless until late in the second half.
Bluefield knotted the game at 1-1 with a Nick Rivandeneira goal at 82:19. The two teams battled for the remainder of the second half, but neither team could find an edge and the game went into overtime.
The first overtime period went scoreless, but Albarran struck midway into the second overtime with the game winner.
The Tornados put up 19 shots against Bluefield keeper Jefferson Watson in the game, including ten that landed on goal.
The Tornados return to South Atlantic Conference play on Wednesday, September 22nd when they take on Anderson University at 4:30 p.m. BC currently sits in a four-way tie for first place in the conference standings.


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Interpol announces new album 'El Pintor'
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Interpol now has a new album to go along with their new tour. The indie rockers hit the road on Tuesday, and on Thursday they officially announced El Pintor.
The group's first album since 2010's self-titled effort is scheduled to be released on September 9th. Interpol wrote and recorded most of it last year in New York City before finishing it up in London.
And for the first time, they're letting the fans in on that process by having themselves filmed in the studio. It's unclear exactly what they'll do with the footage, but for now fans can watch a teaser clip (below).
Interpol's current trek is scheduled to stop in Toronto on Saturday for the Field Trip Festival and in New York City on Sunday for the Governors Ball. The band will head overseas after that before returning in August for Lollapalooza and more U.S. dates.


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Studio for two with big terrace
Maximální počet hostů2
Počet místností1
Velikost20 m²
Floor No.
- Klimatizace
- Internet/WiFi
- Balkón/terasa
- Uzamykatelný pokoj
- Ručníky
- Kuchyně
- Parkování k dispozici
- Zvířata povolena
Accommodation summary
|Hrvatskih zrtava, 21400 Supetar, Chorvatsko
|Typ nemovitosti
|Ident. objektu
almost all day terrace is in shade - nicest place to eat and spend whole day in doing nothing ;)
Our 68 m2 apartment is located on the first floor and is composed Welcome to his studio unit located on the first floor, Total area: 30 m2, Composed by one comfortable bed, a sofa bed, and a full kitchen with dinning room. There is also a nice and beautiful terrace for you to drink a glass of wine in the end of the day enjoying the sunset.
We are just 150 m from the beach. Supetar is a typical Dalmatian town, distinguished by a pictorial promenade with numerous fish boats and palm trees giving its center a characteristic Mediterranean charm. Beside bays with a fine pebble beaches, surrounded by pine woods, Supetar offers everything that a city can offer. You can enjoy its cultural monuments, various sports and recreation programs.
Domovní řádWe would like to acquaint you with house rules so that your stay in our home will be pleasant.
-Guests themselves are responsible for personal property and valuables left in the house and the owner is not responsible for the subsequent loss thereof.
-Guests should behave responsibly in the house and its surrounding areas and they should guard against possible accidents and their consequences.
-Lock the door to the villa and when going out be sure to lock the doors and windows, switch off the lights and all electrical appliances.
-The owner/housecarer reserves the right to enter the property in the absence of the guests for cleaning and maintenance and to prevent possible damage or other dangers.The owner/housecarer is obliged to notify the guest about the entry into the
apartment at the first subsequent contact.
-Destruction of equipment and furniture, causing disorder and disturbing neighbours is prohibited, and it is expressly forbidden to make loud noises from 10 PM to 8 AM
-In the event of the disappearance or damage to installations, furniture, appliances, equipment of the apartments the guest is obliged to notify the owner/housecarer. If the disappearance or damage occured due to the fault of the guest, the guest is obliged to
compensate the corresponding equivalent value.
-In the event of disregard of the house rules, the host has the right to refuse further providing of services.
-Handover your identity card or passport to the host immediately upon arrival
|Cena za více než 2 ubytované(ých)
|16 € Cena za osobu/noc navíc
|Příjezd po
|Check-in before
|Odjezd před
|Stornovací podmínky
Ohodnoďte tomuto hostiteli i další ubytování
It was an amazing trip with very welcoming host. A pretty appartment with a magnificent view ideal for reading, resting, or eating with friends, cosy et clean
Me and my friends had a very good time
I had a lovely holiday in Supetar in may 2015. The apartment was like the pixters. 2 bed rooms and 2 bad rooms and a kitchen. Also a big terras on the first floor. The furnature is dated. Nice people, lot of privacy.
Good to stay. Clean and with a fridge and smal freezer. Just 20 min walk to the beach and city center. A market on the other sidebof the road for fresh food!
- Ověřenou kvalitu ubytování
- Prověření každého hostitele
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Why not just log-in as root on the machine and put a version of netcat which has execution for your priv-escalation testing.
For sending a shell back with netcat, there is always more than one way to skin a cat. I suggest learning all the neat tricks netcat has to offer.
Additionally, it seems that you already have a shell... any reason you need a second?


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Why Obama Won't Act on Immigration
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For the last several weeks, in Washington and the nation's immigrant communities, the assumption was that President Obama would circumvent Congress and use his executive power to spare millions of illegal immigrants from deportation by offering them temporary legal status.
The assumption was wrong. As I've maintained for months, this rumored plan to overhaul the immigration system through an executive order is not going to materialize. Not after the November elections, and not at any point during this administration.
The details of exactly what Obama would do and how many people stood to get legal status were unsettled. But the message was clear: Obama was finally ready to keep a promise made long ago to deliver immigration reform—and primed to go it alone. The president said as much in late June, when he declared his frustration with congressional inaction on the issue and vowed to do whatever he could to fix the problem.
Both the left and the right pushed the idea that Obama would go around Congress and issue an executive order—albeit for different reasons.
On the left, immigration advocates, aided by the liberal print and broadcast media, wanted to believe the president would take action because they still hoped that Obama could be a champion for progressive causes, and because executive action would show up Republicans in Congress who had refused to take up the immigration bill passed last year by the Senate.
On the right, immigration restrictionists, with a helping hand from conservative talk radio, pushed the line that what they called "amnesty" was on the way because it played into the larger narrative that the federal government was overriding the will of the people. This helped rally the troops and raise funds for anti-immigration organizations.
There have been dozens of stories in the last few weeks suggesting that some sort of executive relief for the undocumented was just around the corner.
An August 9 editorial in The New York Times, titled "Mr. Obama, Your Move," suggested that some kind of executive action was a done deal and then offered the president a roadmap: "The most obvious thing is to lift the threat of deportation from immigrants who should be the lowest priority for removal: those with citizen children, jobs, clean records and strong community ties. Some reports put the size of that group at four million to five million."
Now, just a few weeks later, there is no need for roadmaps. The President and White House officials are signaling that any executive action will have to wait until after the November elections.
And wait, and wait. Here are seven reasons why we shouldn't expect Obama to "go it alone" on immigration before or after Election Day:
— THE BACKLASH. Those who root for executive action by Obama always seem to forget the downside: the potential for ballot box retribution toward Democrats, including vulnerable Senate Democrats. According to the polls, many Americans are still uncomfortable with the idea of rewarding lawbreakers by letting them stay in the U.S. legally. If Obama legalizes millions of people this close to November, it'll turn Election 2014 on its head and could flip the Senate to Republican hands. You can bet that Obama doesn't want that on his head.
— THERE IS NO POLITICAL BENEFIT. The constituency most clamoring for executive action has already shown they expect little and will settle for nothing. Latinos have proven they're a cheap date for Democrats, and willing to be fooled by Obama. In 2012, after he had already broken his promise to make immigration reform a top priority and deported 1.5 million people, Latino voters still gave him 70 percent of their votes. What's the incentive to stick your neck out to please a group that is so easily pleased with nothing?
— LATINOS ARE DIVIDED. Obama may have already figured out that even Latinos aren't of one mind on immigration reform. Cuban-Americans, Dominicans, and Puerto Ricans don't care much about it; Mexicans and Mexican-Americans do. Many Mexicans aren't citizens and can't vote, and Mexican-Americans are divided—again. Some consider immigration reform a deal breaker for supporting Obama and Democrats, others don't.
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Economic Recovery List (ERL) Database, Social Security Administration
Effective Date: August 8, 2010
System number: 60-0372
System name:
Economic Recovery List (ERL) Database, Social Security Administration
Security classification:
System location:
Social Security Administration
Office of Retirement and Survivors Insurance Systems
6401 Security Boulevard
Baltimore, Maryland 21235
Categories of individuals covered by the system:
Persons receiving benefits under Title II and XVI of the Social Security Act, as well as those covered by the Railroad Retirement Board (RRB) and the Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA). Executors or other persons qualified to receive a decedent's payment in the event that, between when a person is determined eligible and issuance of the payment, that person has died.
Categories of records in the system:
This system will contain information regarding the payees and payments made under provisions of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) or other similar legislation. For Title II and Title XVI beneficiaries, this system will contain the person's Social Security number (SSN), claim account number, beneficiary identification code, reason for non-payment, and post-payment information such as DOT Offset Payment (TOP), returned payment, returned payment, non-receipt claims, reclamation claims, limited payability data, and the name of an executor or other person qualified to receive payment, tax identification number, and mailing address for reissuance of payment to the estate of the deceased if, between the determination that a person is eligible and the issuance of payment that person has died. For payments made by RRB and VBA, the system will contain the person's SSN. For all payments the system will contain the agency that qualified the person to receive the payment.
Authority for maintenance of the system:
Title II, Section 2201, Subtitle C of the ARRA.
We will use data in this system to determine persons eligible for a one-time payment under the ARRA, or any subsequent payments authorized under an amendment to or legislation similar to the ARRA, and to prevent duplicate payments to those who qualify under more than one criterion.
Routine uses of records maintained in the system, including categories of users and the purpose of such uses:
Disclosure may be made for routine uses as indicated below:
1. To the Department of the Treasury to prepare checks or payments it will send to those persons eligible for the one-time payment, or similar payments subsequently authorized under the ARRA or other legislation.
2. To the Department of the Treasury to allow the Department to recover debts to the Federal government under the Treasury Offset Program.
3. To the Internal Revenue Service to allow for administration of the Make Work Pay credit.
4. To the Office of the President in response to an inquiry from that office made at the request of the subject of the record or a third party on that person's behalf.
5. To a congressional office in response to an inquiry from that office made at the request of the subject of a record or a third party on that person's behalf.
6. To the Department of Justice (DOJ), a court, other tribunal, or another party before such court or tribunal when:
a) The agency or any of our components; or
b) Any agency employee in his or her official capacity; or
c) Any agency employee in his or her individual capacity when DOJ (or the agency when we are authorized to do so) has agreed to represent the employee; or
d) the United States or any agency thereof when we determine that the litigation is likely to affect our operations or any of its components,
is party to the litigation or has an interest in such litigation, and we determine that the use of such records by DOJ, a court, other tribunal, or another party before such court or tribunal is relevant and necessary to the litigation. In each case, however, we must determine that such disclosure is compatible with the purpose for which we collected the records.
7. To our contractors and other Federal agencies, as necessary, to assist us in efficiently administering our programs.
8. To student volunteers, persons working under a personal services contract, and others who are not technically Federal employees, when they are performing work for us as authorized by law, and they need access to information in our records in order to perform their assigned agency duties.
9. To the Railroad Retirement Board and Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Benefits Administration, to identify persons who qualify for a payment as a beneficiary from more than one agency.
10. To the appropriate Federal, State, and local agencies, entities, and persons when:
a) we suspect or confirm that the security or confidentiality of information in this system of records has been compromised;
b) we determine that as a result of the suspected or confirmed compromise there is a risk of harm to economic or property interests, risk of identity theft or fraud, or harm to the security or integrity of this system or our other systems or programs that rely upon the compromised information; and
c) we determine that disclosing the information to such agencies, entities, and persons is necessary to assist in our efforts to respond to the suspected or confirmed compromise and prevent, minimize, or remedy such harm. We will use this routine use to respond only to those incidents involving an unintentional release of our records.
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Sappiamo quanto sia importante mantenere la sicurezza online, quindi FileHippo utilizza la tecnologia di scansione antivirus fornita da Avira per garantire che tutti i download su FileHippo siano sicuri. Il programma che stai per scaricare può essere installato sul dispositivo in sicurezza.
Player 2.0.5 addresses the following security issues:
* Setting ActiveX killbit
Starting from this release, VMware has set the killbit on its ActiveX controls. Setting the killbit ensures that ActiveX controls cannot run in Internet Explorer (IE), and avoids security issues involving ActiveX controls in IE. See the KB article 240797 available from Microsoft and the related references on this topic.
Security vulnerabilities have been reported for ActiveX controls provided by VMware when run in IE. Under specific circumstances, exploitation of these ActiveX controls might result in denial-of-service or allow running of arbitrary code when the user browses a malicious Web site or opens a malicious file in IE browser. An attempt to run unsafe ActiveX controls in Internet Explorer might result in pop-up windows warning the user.
Note: IE can be configured to run unsafe ActiveX controls without prompting. VMware recommends that you retain the default settings in IE, which prompts when unsafe actions are requested.
Earlier, VMware had issued knowledge base articles, KB 5965318 and KB 9078920 on security issues with ActiveX controls.
To avoid malicious scripts that exploit ActiveX controls, do not enable unsafe ActiveX objects in your browser settings. As a best practice, do not browse untrusted Web sites as an administrator and do not click OK or Yes if prompted by IE to allow certain actions.
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures has assigned the names CVE-2008-3691, CVE-2008-3692, CVE-2008-3693, CVE-2008-3694, CVE-2008-3695, CVE-2007-5438, and CVE-2008-3696 to the security issues with VMware ActiveX controls.
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The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures has assigned the names CVE-2008-1806, CVE-2008-1807, and CVE-2008-1808 to the issues resolved in FreeType 2.3.6.
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When rains forced us to postpone the sixth round of the 2012 Muscle Milk TWMX Race Series Fall Cup at Glen Helen, we were given a chance to step back and make sure that the final race of our inaugural year as race promoters would be one no one would soon forget. After another band of showers hit, we vowed to keep it from ending the year and went to work with the track staff to get the sandy hills of the San Bernardino circuit in shape. That cool December Saturday went off better than we could have expected, as throngs of racers hit the track and we crowned champions in every division.
The wet weather created a challenge for many in the first moto, but were simply another element for the racers to display their talents. They negotiated through the deep ruts, created lines to avoid low spots and puddles, and found the speed to boost themselves over every jump. With the sun overhead, the track began to dry and was beginning to pack and harden in some sections, which made the second motos even better than the first.
Every racer at every round of the Muscle Milk TWMX Race Series was presented with a ticket for a chance to win the 2012 Yamaha YZ450F we would raffle at the end of the year. After 23 races and countless entrants, we pulled five names from the collection of tickets and pitted them against one another in a game of precision and skill to determine the final winner. Justin McCoy bested his competition by throwing all five objects into a box from the second story of a Glen Helen structure and took home the brand new four-stroke. Congratulations, Justin.


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Flynn makes Opening Day strides04/04/2013 7:11 PM ET
By Jake Seiner / Special to MLB.com
Brian Flynn doesn't want to get ahead of himself, but the Jacksonville Suns left-hander thinks he might be on to something.
After his outing on Opening Night, the Jackson Generals probably agree.
Flynn struck out nine and allowed four hits over six shutout innings Thursday, outpitching Taijuan Walker -- MLB.com's No. 5 overall prospect -- and helping the Suns defeat the Jackson Generals, 5-3.
Through the years, the southpaw's 6-foot-7 frame has been as much a curse as a blessing as Flynn has struggled to corral his mechanics. Beginning with a stint in the Arizona Fall League last year, however, Flynn thinks he's solved those issues.
"Not to jinx myself, but this is really, since the start of the Fall League and this spring, my mechanics are as good as they've been," the Marlins' No. 20 prospect said. "I'd have to say, in my own words, I think I've turned a corner. My mechanics aren't even in my head anymore."
Flynn (1-0) pitched for the Phoenix Desert Dogs in the AFL, where he posted a 3.63 ERA over 22 1/3 innings with 18 strikeouts and seven walks. More importantly, he worked with Marlins Triple-A pitching coach Charlie Corbell, who helped the 22-year-old lengthen his stride and, after years of struggles, find consistency on the rubber.
"I improved more in that month than I have during any other time frame in my career," Flynn said. "My mechanics have been holding me back since I was younger and in college. It was the biggest step in the process for me. If you're off on the mound, it magnifies things at the plate.
"Since the Fall League, I've been getting my legs under me and everything and it's helped a lot. Being so big, when I was younger and in college, I was erratic in the zone. I didn't get ahead and I walked guys because of it."
Making his first career Opening Day start, Flynn struck out the side in the top of the first, getting all three Generals swinging. Walker countered with three strikeouts in the bottom of the first, although he allowed a solo homer to Flynn's batterymate, J.T. Realmuto.
Flynn escaped a two-out, man-on situation in the second by fanning Jack Marder, then retired the side in order in the fourth and fifth before recording two more strikeouts in the sixth. The Wichita State product needed only 71 pitches to get through six innings, throwing 53 strikes.
"What more could you ask for from an Opening Day start?" Suns manager Andy Barkett said. "He could have gotten big league hitters out tonight."
Flynn said his slider was his best pitch Thursday, but he was more elated at the effectiveness of his changeup, an offering he hoped to sharpen in Spring Training. He guessed that he threw it seven or eight times against the Generals and was thrilled with the results.
"[Seven or eight times] is a lot for me," said Flynn, who was acquired from the Tigers with Jacob Turner and Rob Brantly last summer for Anibal Sanchez and Omar Infante. "I threw it in good counts. My slider was working well, so I went to that more, but I thought the change was good. I was able to throw it for strikes early and it was easy to build off that.
"That's always been the problem with my changeup. I could get a lot of movement, but I couldn't keep it in the zone. I think now I'm starting to do that.
Walker (0-1), the Mariners' top prospect, allowed four runs on five hits and four walks over five innings. The 20-year-old right-hander recorded eight strikeouts.
Derek Dietrich, Miami's No. 9 prospect, and Realmuto (No. 12) homered, with Realmuto going 2-for-3 with a pair of RBIs and a walk.


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The reality is that neither side is wrong, and would be best off embracing all viewpoints, so we can have a real, healthy debate about each CANDIDATE, rather than the storyline that best makes their case.
When Jerry Green of the Detroit News took to the Sunday paper and made a feeble attempt to discredit Mike Trout's season and his WAR performance, it was just the latest in a long line of attempts to discredit advanced metrics that try to better solve the game of baseball that we all know and love.
But trying to poke holes in WAR in an attempt to discredit its value is akin to sticking one's head in the sand and pretending you can ignore the progress being made in the rest of the world. Many incredibly smart individuals have spent decades developing metrics that better measure the true value of a player. WAR is the closest attempt at a single metric of a player's overall value.
To be clear, WAR is not perfect. And the developers of those metrics acknowledge as much. You can read Baseball Reference's complete disclosure of About WAR here. It acknowledges all the attempts at improving the metric; it attempts to explain why their version can differ from FanGraphs' and others. And it acknowledges its inherent flaws. Defensive metrics are still very much a work in progress. Adjusting for league parks helps get closer to performance, but it can't measure how a specific park plays to a player's strengths and weaknesses.
But, overall, it's a pretty sound metric. Why the traditionalists want to discredit their work is beyond me. Some assert it's because they're scared. Others claim it's because they value the olden days of the game when men were men, etc., etc. And even others will claim that it's because the metrics have gotten so complex that unless you have a PhD and dedicate hours every day to learning all of the inputs, it can't be understood, and if they can't see it happen on the field, then it's too abstract to be correct.
Regardless of the reason, it's unfortunate. Embracing the evolution of the game is important, and the advent of wRC+ and WAR and FIP is important to understanding what's happening in the game. Trying to justify Miguel Cabrera and his MVP candidacy by claiming WAR isn't valuable or doesn't reflect what they see with their eyes is simply a horrible argument.
And looking at WAR, Mike Trout has had a better season than Miguel Cabrera. Period. End of story. The number will vary depending on which service you use, and in some cases they are closer than others. But Trout has been better, and it's not close enough where you can even claim the margin of error. Trout has been a better overall ballplayer this season than Cabrera.
And if this were the best overall player award, or the WAR award, Trout should win. In a landslide, in fact.
But it's not.
Here are the criteria for considering the MVP, as stated by the ballot;
(1) actual value of a player to his team, that is, strength of offense and defense;
(2) number of games played;
(3) general character, disposition, loyalty and effort;
(4) former winners are eligible; and
(5) members of the committee may vote for more than one member of a team.
So, based on WAR, Mike Trout takes point 1. And points 4 and 5 are basically just FYI's and not actual criteria to evaluate based on since Trout and Cabrera aren't on the same team, and neither has won the award before. That still leaves us with 2 and 3.
On Point 2, it's fairly straight forward statement, but actually very complex. The number of games a player has played matters. And as we are all likely aware, Trout wasn't called up to the big leagues this year until April 28th. Miguel Cabrera has played the entire season. This argument, as I see it, can go both ways.
Trout played in fewer games, but was arguably still more productive in aggregate despite missing the first few weeks of the season, lending more credence to how great a year he has had. On the other hand, Trout's team went 6-14 before he came up. He also missed road trips to New York, Minnesota and Cleveland, parks in cold weather cities that could have very easily dragged his performance down. Plus, wouldn't he have been more valuable to the team by making the case in spring training to be on the team on day one and helping them avoid that early season swoon that could end up costing his Angels a playoff spot? Trout while impressive physically hit just .220 in his cameo in 2011 and hit .167 this spring. Argue it from all angles, there's no easy answer.
Finally, we get to point 3. "General character, disposition, loyalty, and effort." As subjective as it gets. Does Mike Trout try hard? Certainly. What about Cabrera? You bet. It's all about the intangibles here, and those are much more challenging to quantify.
For example, Cabrera voluntarily moved to third base so the organization could sign Prince Fielder. I could argue that the Tigers wouldn't have Fielder if Cabrera hadn't selflessly made the move to switch to third base, a move that required him to re-shape his body and learn a different, more challenging defensive position in his prime.
Others would counter that Cabrera could have moved to designated hitter, preventing any bad defense, but that would have pushed Delmon Young to the bench and inserted Don Kelly or Brandon Inge at third, which, crazy as it sounds to those Delmon bashers, is a pretty large offensive drop-off. Plus, Victor Martinez returns in 2013 to be the team's designated hitter, so a move to DH for Cabrera or Fielder would have just kicked the can down the road.
So, should Cabrera's WAR value get credit of the increased value the Tigers got from adding Fielder? Just adding the two WAR's together is extreme, but Fielder would not be a Tiger if Cabrera said "No, I'm staying at first base." It was a selfless move, for the good of the team. That sure sounds like loyalty to me.
But, we also know Cabrera has had issues of his own in the past, with multiple incidents involving alcohol that got the legal system involved, including a 2011 DUI that resulted in him being assigned a companion (Raul Gonzalez) by the MLBPA through their substance treatment program. He hasn't had any issues since, but when it comes to being a good teammate, obviously Cabrera let his challenges get the best of him.
All in all, I think it's a very interesting debate and can make for a great discussion. But not if the traditionalists work to vilify WAR, and the statheads respond by vilifying their stupidity and ignorance.
WAR matters. Who they are matters as a player and a teammate. Their willingness to do what's best for the club matters. It ALL matters. Debate that. Not each other.


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Salem boy shot by his friend
Deputies are continuing their investigation of the shooting that occurred Thursday night in the garage of a duplex in Southeast Salem.
The victim is identified as Jesse Arredondo, age 14. He was treated and released from the Salem Hospital for a single gunshot wound to the right shoulder. Arredondo told investigators that his 11-year old friend brought the gun to Jesse's house to show it to him and several other juveniles. While being handled by the 11-year old, the gun discharged, striking Jesse. Jesse felt the shooting was unintentional. The other juveniles present at the time the gun went off are being interviewed.
The 11-year old was sent home by Jesse's mother and Jesse was transported to the Salem Hospital for treatment.
Deputies learned that the .45 caliber semi-automatic handgun was owned by the father of the 11-year old. The father told deputies that the gun is normally stored in a gun safe at their home. He said he was not aware his son had gained access to the gun.
At this time, the names of the 11-year old and his father are being withheld until the investigation can be completed and reviewed by the District Attorney's office to determine if any charges will be filed against either the 11-year old or his father.
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Meet Jeopardy!'s winningest woman
(NEWSER) – Answer: She predicted in her eighth grade yearbook that she would someday be a Jeopardy!champion. Question: Who is Julia Collins? Collins, a 31-year-old resident of the Chicago suburb of Wilmette, has made good on her prediction, and then some. On the episode that aired yesterday, she became the third person in Jeopardy! history to win as many as 17 consecutive non-tournament games, earning her a total of $372,700 and making her the show's winningest woman.
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"Who will marry whom?" and "Will Mr. Bates get out of prison?" are two of the driving questions that lingered as season two of PBS's highest-rated Masterpiece series came to an end in 2011. As a teaser and fundraising event, PBS is airing a special, hosted by Angela Lansbury, that revisits key moments of the first two seasons, sums up where the series left off and entices with clips about Downtown Abbey's upstairs/downstairs folks post-World War I, coming up in season three. The new season … [Read more...]
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Nausea and acupressureAcupressure and nausea
Acupressure is an ancient Chinese method thatinvolves placing pressure on an area of your body, using your fingers or other device, to make you feel better. It is similar to acupuncture. Acupressure and acupuncture work by changing the pain messages that nerves send to your brain.
Sometimes mild nausea, even morning sickness, may improve by using your middle and index fingers to press firmly down on the groove between the two large tendons on the inside of your wrist that start at the base of your palm.
Special wristbands to help relieve nausea are sold over the counter at many stores. When the band is worn around the wrist, it presses upon the same or similar pressure points just described. The bands are not expensive and are reported to work for at least some people
Acupunctureis often used for nausea or vomiting related to chemotherapy for cancer.
Dibble SL, et al. Acupressure for chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting: a randomized clinical trial. Oncol Nurs Forum 2007;34(4):813-20.
Lee A, Fan LTY. Stimulation of the wrist acupuncture point P6 for preventing postoperative nausea and vomiting. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2009, Issue 2. Art. No.: CD003281.
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Reviewed By: David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine; Yi-Bin Chen, MD, Leukemia/Bone Marrow Transplant Program, Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


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The library will be offering orientation tours for first year seminar and transfer students from August 27 through September 6. Any other student who would like to attend is welcome as well! The tours will take approximately 45 minutes.
The schedule is:
Monday - Thursday at 3:00, 5:00 and 9:00 p.m.
Please meet by the dancers statue in the Atrium of Belk Library.
If you have any questions about the tours, please contact Amanda Bird [1] at 828-262-2085.


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NIJ has funded several studies to help law enforcement and corrections agencies make decisions to improve their policies and practices for using conducted energy devices (CEDs):
Police departments sometimes conduct independent studies on less-lethal device use and safety.
[1] Bozeman, William P., Eric Teacher, and James E. Winslow, "Transcardiac Conducted Electrical Weapon (TASER) Probe Deployments: Incidence and Outcomes,"
The Journal of Emergency Medicine (June 2012).
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Fox Helps Gov. Perry Hype Texas While Ignoring Its Problems
Blog ››› ››› ELLIE SANDMEYER
Fox News carried water for Republican Governor Rick Perry by giving a new ad campaign to persuade businesses to relocate to Texas free exposure three times during one show and ignoring problems with Texas' economic environment.
On June 10, Perry launched an ad campaign in New York and Connecticut that framed Texas as a "[l]and of opportunity, home of creative renegades, where dreams become reality" in an effort to lure businesses to his state. According to the Texas Tribune, the New York ad buy "dwarfs" Governor Perry's previous efforts to publicize "his message of low taxes, predictable regulations, fair courts and a skilled workforce to employers" in California and Illinois. The Texas Tribune also reported that Perry is visiting Connecticut and New York in coming days to push the ad's message.
Fox has previously helped Perry connect his deregulatory and anti-tax policies to job creation, and the network continued to uncritically promote Perry's agenda by playing his new ad three times on Fox & Friends. Co-host Brian Kilmeade relayed Perry's message that "you can be bigger and better in Texas" and noted that Perry "wants to highlight the state's low taxes and fewer regulations," and co-host Gretchen Carlson later repeated the statements verbatim.
But Fox's promotion of Perry's policies ignored how Texas' economic environment affects workers in the state.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Texas' poverty rate of 17 percent is 2.7 percentage points higher than the national average. The Bureau of Labor Statistics further reports that the state has the second highest percentage of workers paid at or below the minimum wage, at 7.5 percent.
According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. Texas has the 7th largest income disparity in the nation. Between the late 1990s and mid-2000s, the state's poorest 20 percent of households saw, on average, a 10 percent decrease in income as incomes for the wealthiest Texans rose 10.7 percent.
Gallup recently reported that Texas had highest percentage of uninsured adults in 2012, for the fifth year in a row. With 28.8 percent of adult Texans uninsured, the state set the record for highest percentage recorded since Gallup began tracking the figure in 2008, widenening its gap over Louisiana to 4.8 percentage points.
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Predicting Life Expectancies of Modern Magnetic and Optical Media
Dr. Vivek Navale,Technical Chief, Electronic Records
& Special Media Program National Archives and Records Administration
December 21, 2005
About the Lecture:
This presentation described the findings of recent studies conducted by the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, the Library of Congress, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology to address stability and life expectancies of higher density magnetic tapes and optical discs. The effect of environmental factors on physical and chemical composition of magnetic tapes and optical media were highlighted. Accelerated aging studies, chemical and error rate dependent models, and statistical approaches for analyzing the experimental data were discussed.
About the Speaker:
Dr. Vivek Navale has been the Technical Chief for the Electronic Records and Special Media program at the US National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) since 2000. Prior to joining NARA, he served for 10 years as the Principal Scientist for Raytheon Information Technology Services and Hughes Information Technology Corporation working at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center on the Cassini-Huygens Space Mission team. While there, he was responsible for the design and development of a sub-system for a miniaturized sensor (a gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer) on the Huygens probe. Dr. Navale earned an undergraduate degree in physical sciences, a Masters in Earth and Ocean Sciences, and a doctorate in Chemistry from George Washington University. He has over 20 research publications and was the recipient of the 1998 NASA and the European Space Agency award for outstanding contributions made to the Cassini-Huygens mission and the recipient of the 2005 NARA Archivist Award for outstanding contribution to organizational goals of the agency.


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quote:Originally posted by The DukeAlways more to a story than whats meets the eye Alex. Things like this make sense.As to not staying because Ott wouldn`t make him team captain, thats ridiculous, too foolish to even talk about.Basically Muckler gained Heatley...but lost Hossa and Chara because of it. Most likely lost a stanley cup because of this too.
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COLUMBIA, Ky. -- Before Saturday, Lauren
Marshall had already visited Lindsey Wilson College four times. But
she was nervous on her fifth trip to the college.
Marshall was one of 139 high school seniors from Georgia, Indiana,
Kentucky and Ohio who attended Scholars Day Saturday. The students
competed for one of three John B. Begley Scholarships. The students --
who were among the best and brightest high school seniors in the
region -- interviewed with panels composed of LWC professors,
students and Begley Scholar alumni.
"I was shaking like a leaf at the end of fall," said Marshall of
Berea, Ky.
The Begley Scholars program is among the more unique four-year
scholarships offered in Kentucky higher education. In addition to
paying for a student's tuition, room and board, the Begley
Scholarship exposes students to various cultural and intellectual
"The thing that makes this scholarship so distinctive is the
experiences that go along with the full ride," LWC President William T. Luckey Jr.
Marshall already plans to enroll at Lindsey Wilson in the fall and
major in biology and cheer, but she said it would be "nice to get a
full ride to the place I already plan to attend."
"I just really liked Lindsey Wilson, and I really like the
atmosphere," she said. "It's just everything I was looking for in a
Greg Childs of Hamilton, Ohio, who attended Scholars Day, also
plans to attend LWC in the fall and major in business
administration while playing on the football team.
"I had a good experience in the interview, and I talked to the
committee how I would be a good leader at the college," he
During Scholars Day lunch, current Begley Scholar Justin Givens of
Greensburg, Ky., told guests that "in my time as a Begley Scholar,
I've been given many opportunities."
"It's what you find on the inside that makes all the difference,"
said Givens, who will leave LWC a year early to attend medical
school at the University of Louisville. "What sets Lindsey Wilson
apart … is the family."
And Luckey told the students that now is a great time to join the
Lindsey Wilson family.
"The transformation that has taken place here is dramatic," he
said, citing the college's recent $40 million expansion and record
enrollment. "This place has been on a remarkable roll. … We've had
our collective foot squarely attached to the accelerator. … Your
degree will mean more from Lindsey Wilson College 20 years from now
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When you link two tasks, you create a relationship between them called a task dependency. These dependencies drive the project schedule. Every change you make to a predecessor task's schedule affects the linked task, which affects the next task in the line, and so on.
By default, Project creates finish-to-start links, but those don't work in every situation. Project supports four types of task dependencies.
If you want to switch to a different link type, see Change a task link.
Finish-to-Start link (fs)
Task B can't start until Task A is done. This is the default link type in Project, and the most commonly used.
Example: Dig foundation (Task A) must be complete before your team can start Pour concrete (Task B).
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although, be careful... you break it, you buy it.On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 09:05:46AM +0700, Theppitak Karoonboonyanan wrote:
> Package: linux-2.6
> Version: 2.6.32-22
> Severity: normal
> After upgrading to 2.6.32-22, the "wl.ko" driver from broadcom-sta package
> fails to detect my Broadcom BCM43224 wireless interface, i.e. no entry
> appears in "iwconfig" result.
I added the brcm80211 driver which is a free (GPL) replacement for
broadcom-sta/wl. You'll need to install firmware images which, er, I haven't
uploaded yet, sorry. For now, you can get these from
<WebSVN - kernel - Rev 16433 - /dists/trunk/firmware-nonfree/brcm80211/brcm/>
and install them under /lib/firmware/brcm. They will be included in the
firmware-brcm80211 package shortly.
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1. Kansas City - Geno Smith - QB - West Virginia
2. Jacksonville - Jarvis Jones - LB - Georgia
3. Carolina - Star Lotulelei - DT - Utah
4. Cleveland - Matt Barkley - QB - USC
5. New Orleans - Jonathan Hankins - DT - Ohio State
6. St. Louis - Luke Joeckel - OT - Texas A&M
7. NY Jets - Barkevious Mingo - DE/OLB - LSU
8. Tennessee - Bjoern Werner - DE - Florida State
9. St. Louis - Dee Milliner - CB - Alabama
10. Oakland - Sam Montgomery - DE - LSU
11. San Diego - Jonathan Banks - CB - Mississippi State
12. Tampa Bay - Taylor Lewan - OT - Michigan
13. Buffalo - Keenan Allen - WR - California
14. Dallas - Manti Te'o - LB - Notre Dame
15. Philadelphia - Tyler Wilson - QB - Arkansas
16. Detroit - Damontre Moore - DE - Texas A&M
17. Cincinnati - Chance Warmack - OG - Alabama
18. Seattle - Justin Hunter - WR - Tennessee
19. Miami - Robert Woods - WR - USC
20. Indianapolis - Kawann Short - DT - Purdue
21. Arizona - John Jenkins - DT - Georgia
22. Denver - Eric Reid - S - LSU
23. Pittsburgh - Dion Jordan - DE - Oregon
24. Minnesota - Xavier Rhodes - CB - Florida State
25. Green Bay - Barrett Jones - OL - Alabama
26. New England - Jake Mathews - OT - Texas A&M
27. San Francisco - T.J. McDonald - S - USC
28. Baltimore - Alex Okafor - DE - Texas
29. NY Giants - Dallas Thomas - OT - Tennessee
30. Chicago - Sharif Floyd - DT - Florida
31. Houston - Eric Fisher - OT - Central Michigan
32. Atlanta - Tyler Eifert - TE - Notre Dame
33. Chiefs - Kenny Vaccaro - S - Texas
34. Jaguars - David Amerson - CB - North Carolina State
35. Panthers - Jackson Jeffcoat - LB - Texas
36. Rams - Terrance Williams - WR - Baylor
37. Jets - Marcus Lattimore - RB - South Carolina
38. Titans - Jonathan Cooper - OG - North Carolina
39. Redskins - Cordarrelle Patterson - WR - Tennessee
40. Bengals - Alec Ogletree - LB - Georgia
41. Chargers - Corey Lemonier - DE/LB - Auburn
42. Bucs - Bennie Logan - DT - LSU
43. Bills - Tank Carradine - DE - Florida State
44. Cowboys - Sylvester Williams - DT - North Carolina
45. Eagles - Chase Thomas - LB - Stanford
46. Lions - Jordan Poyer - CB - Oregon State
47. Bengals - DeAndre Hopkins - WR - Clemson
48. Seahawks - CJ Mosely - LB - Alabama
49. Dolphins - Matt Elam - S - Florida
50. Dolphins - Arthur Brown - OLB - Kansas State
51. Cardinals - D.J. Fluker - OT - Alabama
52. Broncos - La'Veon Bell - RB - Michigan State
53. Steelers - Robert Lester - S - Alabama
54. Vikings - Jesse Williams - DT - Alabama
55. Packers - Carrington Byndom - CB - Texas
56. Patriots - Tavon Austin - WR - West Virginia
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61. Texans - Marquess Wilson - WR - Washington State
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Horrible first rounder for Pittsburgh. Jordan is a 4-3 DE. We have no need for that, or any DE; for that matter. Gives us Barrett Jones or Xavier Rhodes there.
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Weeden has proved he deserves more then a year. We would trade down or take a DE or CB
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For the Vikings:
I like Jesse Williams in the 2nd. Good value and DT will be a big need next year since Kevin Williams will likely be leaving in free agency. Sheldon Richardson would also be a good choice, and I think I might prefer him as a prospect.
On the other hand, I'm not a fan at all of Rhodes in the 1st. CB is flat out not a 1st round need for the Vikings. The team already has 2 young outside corners in Cook and Robinson, a third young prospect in A.J. Jefferson, and a strong possibility that Winfield will return for at least one more year. So any CB we do draft would be a nickle at best, which just doesn't warrant a 1st round pick. MLB is a much bigger need (arguably our biggest need on defense) and Ogletree (or C.J. Mosley or Arthur Brown) would be great value and a perfect fit at 24.
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Matthews would be nice only if we don't resign Vollmer. Even then, I'm not sure we'd want to plug in a rookie right away. Austin only works if he's a direct replacement for Welker.
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The Cowboys already have great starters in Sean Lee and Bruce Carter with a decent backup in Dan Connor,so ILB isn't a early round need.
Dion Jordan,Tyler Wilson,or Chance Warmack would be better options.
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Not a fan of the Bengals draft. We have two young starting guards in Boling and Zeitler, so Warmack is a wasted depth pick. Ogletree looks good, but Burfict will get moved to MLB if ReyRey doesnt get it together. And the team has 5 WRs that are young, and look for marvin Jones to move into the #2 WR spot as time goes on.
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While it's good that you have identified the Rams' need for help on the offensive line and at wide receiver, I believe that the cornerback position is fine in St Louis. Finnegan has been excellent, Jenkins has made some rookie errors but is showing definite promise and Fletcher had been playing well until Sunday's debacle at Wembley. Johnson is also showing promise for the future.
What the Rams need to address is the safety position. I believe that two new safeties are required, and it is likely that the franchise will target an experienced player via free agency and draft one of this year's deep safety class in the first two rounds.
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INbengalfan wrote:
Not a fan of the Bengals draft. We have two young starting guards in Boling and Zeitler, so Warmack is a wasted depth pick. Ogletree looks good, but Burfict will get moved to MLB if ReyRey doesnt get it together. And the team has 5 WRs that are young, and look for marvin Jones to move into the #2 WR spot as time goes on.
Rhodes at 17 and Lester at 47 and I like it a LOT more.
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INbengalfan wrote:
Not a fan of the Bengals draft. We have two young starting guards in Boling and Zeitler, so Warmack is a wasted depth pick. Ogletree looks good, but Burfict will get moved to MLB if ReyRey doesnt get it together. And the team has 5 WRs that are young, and look for marvin Jones to move into the #2 WR spot as time goes on.
Rhodes at 17 and Lester at 47 and I like it a LOT more.
I would go with Reid and Mosley in the 2nd
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If Lattimore is healthy then its solid for the Jets
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Great Titans draft. Cooper comes in and starts and improves a bad interior O-Line and Werner brings us great depth which we desperately needed. He could also start just to keep Wimbley fresh on passing downs.
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I can't complain with either Vikings pick, both make sense, would love to see a WR though, that is very badly needed.
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The Cowboys already have great starters in Sean Lee and Bruce Carter with a decent backup in Dan Connor,so ILB isn't a early round need.
Dion Jordan,Tyler Wilson,or Chance Warmack would be better options.
While a bigger need for Dallas is OLB(Damontre Moore) and Interior OL(Warmack) i get giddy when i see this pick
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Peter Robson returns for his 18th season as head coach of the nationally-ranked Lord Jeffs with over 190 wins to his credit and a wealth of experience in national and international squash. Before coming to Amherst, Robson served as the squash professional at the Heights Casino Club in Brooklyn, N.Y., where he was instrumental in developing one of the strongest junior squash programs in the nation, fielding upwards of 50 nationally ranked players each year. He is also certified by both the Canadian Squash Racket and Professional Squash Associations and serves as the Director of the International Squash "Centre for Excellence." In the off-season, Robson has mentored the highly successful Amherst men's tennis team, coaching his squads to ten NCAA Tournament appearances, capturing four consecutive NESCAC Championships (1990-93) and five straight Little Three titles (1990-94) along the way.
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24th February 2012 01:46 AM #1
How many naps should a 1 year old have?
My little boy is now 14 months old and he co-sleeps at night with us for around 10-11 hours (during which time he is also breastfeeding). Generally, in the daytime he will also have around a 2 hour nap when he starts to get sleepy. I've been trying to read his sleepy signals based on the writings in The No-Cry Sleep Solution (Elizabeth Pantley).
However, I'm wondering if this is enough sleep for a 1 year old? Should he be having two naps a day? Do you think it matters how many naps he has a day or is it the overall quantity of sleep which is the important factor?
I'd really love the help of mums who have been there before! Thanks.
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My boys took two naps (1-2hrs) until they were about 18 months old and then they moved to one long nap (3-4hr) in the beginning and has dwindled down from there). I really took cues from them. Both of my boys love to sleep and are good sleepers. They are almost 5 year old an still take a 1-2hr nap every day and are down for the night at 8pm. They are early risers however, waking up at 6:30-7am each day. This works just fine with my schedule as I like to get up and going early as well.
There are times when we have outings planned and things which prevent them from taking a nap and let me tell you, it can be grumpy-ville around here! If I thought they could get away with a rest time I would do it but they don't fight me about naps so I continue -- nice quiet time for Mummy My point is that I think it's important to take cues from your child. Some of my friends moved to just a "rest time" for their kids starting as early as age two simply because it was such a struggle to get them down for a nap.
If he seems just fine with your schedule as is; not overly tired, fussy, or falls asleep doing normal activites then I think he is probably getting the rest he needs
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I just found a chart that gives "average" daytime and nighttime sleep hours and it says the following:
12 months of age: 11 1/4 hours at night, 2 1/2 hours of nap time during the day (taken in 2 naps, so maybe one nap would be for one hour and the other would be for 1 1/2 hours), for a total of 13 3/4 hours
18 months of age: 11 1/4 hours at night, and one - 2 1/4 hour nap during the day, for a total of 13 1/2 hours
It sounds like your little one is right on track with how many hours he is sleeping each day. And because he's transitioning from one nap to two naps, you may find that some days he needs two naps, and other days he only needs one.
Taking your cues from him is great - if he acts tired or seems more "cranky" than normal, then give him a nap. I found that as long as I got my children up before 3:00 in the afternoon, that they were ready for bed around 8PM which was their bed time. I wanted to avoid my children sleeping until 4:30 or 5PM and then being up until 10 or 11. My "me" time was during naps, and that was usually from 1:00-3:00 (I put my children down right after lunch).
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I have really tried to take cues from my babies, and I do try to lay them down before them become overly tired. I think it sounds like your little one is sleeping within a normal range for a one year old. Like mentioned above, some days he may need two naps, but he may just be ready to have only one nap a day. My son is also a year old, and he sometimes takes two naps, while other days it is only one.
27th February 2012 06:24 AM #5
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Jessica - thanks for posting how your one year old is napping. I'm sure Laura-Jane will be encouraged!
28th February 2012 04:07 AM #6
Thanks very much for your replies ladies.
This has really reassured me I think I will carry on taking the cues from him so it may be some days he has 1 nap and others 2 like you all mention.
Also I'm going to think about whether he should nap so late in the day sometimes as this does tend to mean he is up bouncing around at night time!
Thanks again from a reassured mum!