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The Adventurous Lectionary – August 24, 2014- Eleventh Sunday after the Pentecost Exodus 1:8-2:10 Psalm 124 Romans 12:1-8 Matthew 16:13-20 Today's readings invite us to ponder our unique vocations and relationship with God. Our gifts shape and are shaped by the community of Christ. In living out our gifts, we share in God's vision of [Read More…]
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It's a curiously intimate, albeit one-way, relationship people have with their favourite chef. It's a bond usually formed and cultivated at a distance, through a television show or a cookbook, and for the home cook it's as much about personality as about recipes.
The increasing number of celebrity chefs taking to the stage is one more demonstration of their pulling power. It's not simply a matter of transferring the studio kitchen to the stage though. These shows are carefully rehearsed, multimedia extravaganzas.
Success depends on the wow factor of the main talent – last year Jamie Oliver managed to cook pasta with pancetta, cream and peas while playing the drums – and the production nous of those backstage.
Top-notch chefs may have Michelen stars attesting to their talent but they also need to be able to pull a crowd, says Michael Hodgson from Brand Events Australia, which put on a Masterchef live event in Sydney last year.
"They might not like the term 'celebrity chef' but that's what it takes to sell tickets," says Stein, who spoke to the Weekend Financial Review from England before the tour.
Apparently, he's a closet thespian who got a whiff of greasepaint when his stage show debuted in New Zealand last year, and can't wait to do it all again.
"I should be in the restaurant cooking but I really like a bit of a performance. I like the nerves to start with, the dry throat," Stein says.
"It is a bit daunting when you step on stage and see a large number of people, but as long as you keep it personal and intimate it works.
"Once you communicate and get a reaction, it builds you up. I remember anecdotes I had totally forgotten. You get this confidence; you feel better and funnier than normal."
He relies on the fact that his audience is full of fans, already au fait with his work and his passion. Stein has no problem with the celebrity chef tag.
"Quite often, when people come up and ask me to sign something, they say, 'You don't know me but I feel I know you.' I use that in this show. It wouldn't work if I wasn't well known."
Ten years ago, when
Last year Masterchef Live was a natural extension to the phenomenally popular television series. It's unlikely to be the last time the franchise is extended to live entertainment, given the successful repeat performances by the Iron Chefs from the long-running eponymous TV series. Last year they appeared in front of a sellout crowd at Sydney's Hilton, all content to part with $350 for dinner and show.
Somewhat cheaper was the night out offered in Adelaide when
Food demonstrations and classes have long been a feature in many a chef's repertoire and are essential ingredients at events such as the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival. Packing out a theatre is a stretch, but it taps into the same, seemingly inexhaustible appetite for entertainment that will also add to our gastronomic knowledge.
"Food is such an important part of people's lives, particularly in Australia," says Stein, who first found fame with his restaurant in Padstow and related UK ventures but also has an interest in a NSW restaurant and is soon to have an Australian wife.
"It's almost a way of declaring our sophistication and civilisation. In Britain and Australia we have long had this reverence for countries such as Italy, where cooking is a central part of life. Now we feel like we are becoming part of that, where food is at the centre of our world. It's something quite serious really," he says.
James Cundall from Lunchbox Theatrical Productions, which is presenting Stein's show, notes there are not many chefs that can carry off a live event.
"Some of them just couldn't do it. Their personality wouldn't allow them to. They are brilliant behind the locked door of the kitchen but very few can get on a stage and command 2000 people's attention for two hours."
Cundall, a former banker, has done the lot in his time as a producer, putting on everything from musical extravaganzas to ice follies, and at one stage running the arts and entertainment division of IMG Australia. He's about to add Stein to a list of acts he's premiered at the Sydney Opera House, which includes tenor José Carreras and American soprano Renée Fleming.
Cundall is full of praise for Stein, describing the chef as "very funny, quick-witted and intelligent – which not all chefs are", but is quick to point out there will be more to the event "than a cooker and a man cooking".
And there is always the frisson of unpredictability.
"There is something wonderful about watching something live on stage. Especially something like cooking, which can go horribly wrong," Cundall says.
"I remember in New Zealand when we did the first show and someone only turned the gas half on. So Rick was cooking some fish that was supposed to take th ree minutes, and eight minutes later we were all still waiting . . . "
Cundall, who helped kick-start the phenomena of chefs on stage in this country with the first Jamie Oliver tour in 2001, expects this form of live entertainment will be with us for some time to come.
"In the same way rock has evolved, musicals have evolved and plays have evolved, I think the celebrity chef culture will evolve," he says.
Adelaide academic Professor Barbara Santich notes celebrity chefs have been with us for some time already.
"This not the first era that has seen celebrity chefs, although there are probably more of them than there were in the 19th century," says Santich, who runs the graduate program in food studies at Adelaide University.
"There wasn't the media circuit then, but the celebrity chef would make his appearance – and it was usually a he – in the restaurant or when cooking a special dinner for the Baron de Rothschild or someone like that.
"People would have gone to such an event because of the chef's reputation and they would have expected to see the chef. Think of [French chef, restaurateur and culinary writer Georges Auguste] Escoffier; he played up to the public all the time."
Santich hasn't fronted up to see a chef on stage herself but volunteers that a friend ventured to Sanctuary Cove in recent weeks to one of the two Heston Blumenthal events. She suggests such occasions, like those 19th-century dinners, are partly about the food but mostly about getting to know a little bit more about a famous individual.
She puts chefs on stage in the same category as literary festivals and drama workshops where the keenest theatregoers are able to get up close to directors and actors. Such events allow mere mortals a greater degree of engagement with a creator they admire.
"You go there to see someone who you know a little bit. You want to see them in the flesh and you want to see them give a bit more of themselves," Santich says.
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Read the wrap-up of Saturday's game in which the Mets fell to the Padres for the third straight game. They still don't know how to win in PETCO Park. Their offense has hit the skids again as they have scored only six runs in the past three games. This comes after a nine-run outburst against the Cardinals on Wednesday.
The Mets are now 11 games behind Philly for first place in the division and 10 games out in the Wild Card race. With an upcoming 11-game homestand against much better competition after a three-game series with the Diamondbacks, the nail is pretty close to being driven in the coffin for the season.


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If you haven't already it's time to order the next Special Edition from Nespresso, Jinogalpa. Nespresso puts out special editions every year, and Jinogalpa is a good one that is worth putting on the shopping list.
Jinogalpa comes from Nicaragua's best arabica coffee and is split roasted to reach different roast colors then blended after roasting. Nespresso describes it as having "full body, and a smooth crema that reveals soft tones of sandalwood as well as subtle and refreshing herbal accents." Jinogalpa is to be made at a 40ml brew setting into an espresso shot, the Intensity "6" shot.
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Brewing the Jinogalpa in any Nespresso maker is pretty easy and I like my own Essenza for it's easy and simple operation. Flip up the lever, drop in the capsule and you are ready to go. The Nespresso brewers have an integrated reservoir and a system that holds spent capsules. When you lift the lever for the next brew the spent capsule will drop into the chamber for dumping later. The chamber in the Le Cube holds upwards to a dozen spent capsules in my usage.
With the capsule loaded, and the maker up to temperature, you just need to punch the single cup button and out comes the espresso and crema. The Jinogalpa does have the pronounced acidity of an arabica only blend. It's very up front but not so acidic that it is outright sour. The thing is that the Jinogalpa is also a good blend with a lot of complexity that I would attribute to the complexity of the blend and the split roasting. A lot of 100% arabica espresso blends that I see and taste are sharp and acidic, but have nearly not aftertaste and little body if not formulated to have one. I like the Jinogalpa for its complexity and its full body flavor. The blend is definitely dark roasted and carries with it some complex dark flavors that are earthy, woody, spicy and pungent without tasting burnt. As always the espresso can come out shot after shot with excellent crema looking awesome and tasting good. This one one be around for long and it's always great to get a little variety in the mix.
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Emma Thompson Has A Really Funny Joke About Yeast Infections
"There was one standup routine I used to do about thrush or candida [yeast infections]. I used to do a lot about sexually transmitted diseases. I don't know about now but in the old days, when you got candida, you could sometimes treat it with natural yogurt. One of my gags was about sending my boyfriend out to get yogurt for the disease he had given me and him coming back with tropical-fruit-and-nut flavor, which just wasn't what was needed. That used to get quite a big laugh. … I think I was a fairly militant feminist at the time and I wanted to do material about the sexually transmitted diseases and them being largely to do with blokes who hadn't washed themselves properly. The question of male hygiene was high on my list. I used to do a whole bit about how to wash your penis actually."
Emma Thompson used to be a standup comedian before she became an actress? Who knew? I wish Vanity Fair had asked her to tell the joke about how to wash a penis. Some men still need help with that. (Although I really must correct Emma here: yeast infections can be passed from men to women, but the spread of STDs has nothing to do with washing properly!) [Vanity Fair] [Image via Getty and Shutterstock]


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While Britney Spears' lip sync in her come back gigs is not new to the ear, some people still see the 'bright' side.
Britney Spears' comeback gig in House of Blues has been hampered by the news that she embarrassed herself during the lip sync. While some exaggerate the failure, many still defend the pop queen's professional act and consider it no big deal.
Britney was in Orlando when she was performed a sold out gig at House of Blues. A technical difficulty had disturbed her performance and confirmed the rumor that she does lip sync in her comeback gig. It was during the song "Do Something" that the CD skidded and forced Britney to turn back.
Instead of being let down, she contained herself and proceeded with the performance. Another trouble happened when her microphone failed to function. Anticipating this she moved to the edge of the stage, adjusting the mic and said "I love you, Orlando. Thank you so much for being here. You're awesome. I love you!"
It was left to the crowd to judge the mishap or to praise her professionalism. Various sources claimed to hear booing while others only heard the crowd chanting "Britney! Britney!"


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On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 10:18 PM, Tom Lane <tgl(at)sss(dot)pgh(dot)pa(dot)us> wrote: > Robert Haas <robertmhaas(at)gmail(dot)com> writes: >> For things like autovacuum options, the actual representation probably >> doesn't matter much because I'm guessing that the amount of work being >> done by vacuum dwarfs the parsing cost, and it's a background task >> anyway. But this seems like a less solid argument for things like >> fillfactor and the proposed per-tablespace >> seq_page_cost/random_page_cost, which will be accessed by many queries >> and in the latter case often more than once. Ideally (or so it seems >> to me) you'd like to fetch those things out of Form_pg_whatever rather >> than parsing text strings to get at 'em. > > I think efficiency arguments here are hogwash. In the first place, > we'd certainly cache the results someplace (relcache or something like > it) if retrieve performance seems to be a bottleneck at all. In the > second place, composite types are so hugely inefficient as to swamp any > gain you'd get from the columns being the right type once you got at > them. (atoi and friends are cheap by comparison.) We must be talking about different things, because I can't believe this is true of what I'm thinking about. I'm not suggesting having a column called reloptions of composite type; I'm suggesting that an option like fillfactor would have its very own table column, just like relpages or relhasindex. Surely that's gotta be faster than text; it overlays onto a C struct, which is about as fast as it gets. I agree that caching mitigates many of the problems with this from an efficiency standpoint, possibly to the point where it isn't worth caring about. But it does seem grotty, and I feel like it has to cost something: we read in an array of text[] and convert it to a C struct, which is exactly the form it would already be in if we just made it part of Form_pg_class in the first place. The only way I can think that the current representation could be faster is that when there are NO reloptions at all, the parsing step can be skipped, and yet overall Form_pg_class is smaller than it would be otherwise, which is of some miniscule benefit. > It's possible that changing this is worthwhile on logical cleanliness > grounds; but I think it will be a net loss in efficiency, and definitely > a net loss in terms of code complexity at the C level. One of my concerns about the current representation is that it doesn't seem easily generalizable to objects that are not in pg_class, such as tablespaces. I fear that supporting spcoptions as text[] along the lines of reloptions will require quite a bit of refactoring to avoid code duplication, whereas adding a few new columns to pg_tablespace and maybe making a syscache for it looks pretty simple. On the other hand, that would leave us with completely different representations for essentially the same sort of data, which isn't particularly appealing either. ...Robert
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After a successful year of fundraising for Make-A-Wish, the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) at Arkansas Tech had the opportunity to host a wish reveal. Dustin, a pediatric cancer survivor, was honored during between Arkansas Tech's basketball double header against Harding University. Dustin learned that his wish to go on a shopping spree would come true, sharing his hopes to buy a PlayStation with his wish.
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The PhD candidate will contribute to the research in the project "Implementation-Level Analysis of E-Voting Systems", which is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) and is part of the DFG priority programme "Reliably Secure Software Systems - RS3". The goal of this project is to develop general methods and techniques for the security analysis of Java systems that use cryptography, with e-voting systems being one of the motivating examples. The project combines techniques from program analysis/verification with techniques from cryptography and cryptographic protocol analysis.
We offer a creative international environment and the possibility to participate in internationally visible research. The salary scale for the position is TV-L E13 (100%). Subject to the final decision of the DFG, the position will be available from October 1st, 2012. Contracts are initially offered for two years, with the perspective of an extension by another two years.
The successful candidate should have a Master's degree (or should be very close to completion thereof) in Computer Science, Mathematics, Information Security, or a related field, with a strong background in Theoretical Computer Science. Knowledge in program analysis/verification, logic, or cryptography is an asset. Good English skills are expected; knowledge of German is not required.
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The deadline for applications is September 30th, 2012. However, late applications will be considered until the position is filled.
An appointee is expected on duty on December 1st, 2012 or at a possibly early time after that, and at latest by the end of March, 2013.
Research budget: Kanazawa University will provide funding support for the start-up of research: 10 million Yen for the first fiscal year and 5 million Yen for the second fiscal year.
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• Language-based Security;
• Information Trust and Accountability;
• Network-, System- and Web-Security.
The position is part of the recently established IT-security center CISPA, which was established as part of an initiative by the German government to create three distinguished research centers in IT-security. CISPA covers a broad area of research problems in IT-security, privacy, and accountability, ranging from fundamental research questions to the development of new technologies and prototypic systems for practical application. The close connection of the CISPA to the department of computer science, the Max-Planck-Institute (MPI) for Informatics, the MPI for Software Systems, the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), the Cluster of Excellence on Multimodal Computing and Interaction (MMCI), the Saarbrücken Graduate School of Computer Science and the Intel Visual Computing Institute (IVCI) is crucial for the success of the location. All of these institutes are in close proximity on the campus.
Aside from the standard requirements by public sector employment law, necessary qualifications for hiring include outstanding scientific skills, management skills and excellent teaching skills. The scientific qualification should encompass a doctoral degree as well as publications in the leading international IT-security conferences. The teaching and working language is English. Participation towards establishing the CISPA center and the acquisition of projects is expected.
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The PhD topic is related to investigate efficient and secure mechanisms for individuals and organisations to outsource their data and related operations to third-party service providers. The research focus will mainly be on (but not limited to) cryptographic encryption schemes, which provide rigorous security properties yet allow authorized parties to directly search over the ciphertexts. The candidate is expected to design new schemes, analyse their security properties, and investigate the practical performances of the solutions.


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Game On Dude, Ron the Greek in CT Classic
Game On Dude and Ron the Greek, two of the top older horses in training, are among the seven horses entered in the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic (gr. II) April 20.
Game On Dude and Ron the Greek, two of the top older horses in training, are among the seven horses entered in the $1.5 million Charles Town Classic (gr. II) April 20.
Last Gunfighter overcame a troubled start and came through on the rail to win the $150,000 Excelsior Stakes (gr. III) March 23 at Aqueduct, while 2011 Belmont Stakes (gr. I) winner Ruler On Ice finished fifth.
The 3-1 second choice on the morning line for the $150,000 Excelsior Stakes (gr. III) March 23 at Aqueduct Racetrack is 2011 Belmont Stakes winner Ruler On Ice, who won an Aqueduct optional claimer Jan. 30.
Classic winner Ruler On Ice created some buzz at Aqueduct on a Wednesday afternoon when the 2011 Belmont Stakes (gr. I) winner unleashed a powerful stretch run to win an allowance optional claiming race Jan. 30.
Six older horses seek their first graded stakes score in the $150,000 Toboggan Stakes (gr. III) at Aqueduct Racetrack Feb. 2, led by 120-pound highweight Mine Over Matter and the recently claimed Johannesburg Smile.
Though it seemed doubtful 11 days ago, the resilient Jackson Bend was entered in the $500,000 Forego Stakes (gr. I) to be contested Sept. 1 at Saratoga Race Course.
Nine three-year-olds battle at Parx Racing in the 1 1/8 mile Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II). Who will win it? How will the others finish? Predict the Order
Belmont Stakes (gr. I) winner Ruler On Ice was made the 5-2 morning-line favorite for the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II), but by post time Sept. 24 most of the money could land on To Honor and Serve.
Stewards in New York June 15 issued jockey Rajiv Maragh a 10-day suspension for careless riding in connection with his handling of Isn't He Perfect in the Belmont Stakes (gr. I).
Lenny Shulman talks with Rajiv Maragh, jockey of Isn't He Perfect. Watch Video
If many of the names in the Belmont (gr. I) look familiar, that's because they should. For the first time in history, the top seven finishers from the Kentucky Derby (gr. I) have returned for the final leg of the Triple Crown
Lenny Shulman reports the news of the day, including the first appearance of Master of Hounds at Belmont. Plus, Animal Kingdom, Isn't He Perfect, Santiva, Prime Cut, and Nehro. Watch Video
Doodnauth Shivmangal, a native of Guyana on the north shore of South America, will be saddling Isn't He Perfect in the Belmont Stakes for his cousin D.J. Ramnarayan.
Animal Kingdom arrived at Belmont Park at approximately 7:30 a.m. (EDT) June 5 to prepare for the June 11, $1 million Belmont Stakes (gr. I) at Belmont Park.
Meet the horses running in the 2011 Preakness Stakes. View Slideshow
Trainer Todd Pletcher will send out Cal Nation, another top colt from his deep stable of 3-year-olds, to battle Astrology in the $150,000 Jerome Stakes (gr. II) April 23 at Aqueduct.
The general consensus is that Uncle Mo will have little trouble in the Resorts World New York Casino Wood Memorial (gr. I) April 9 at Aqueduct when he takes on nine seemingly overmatched rivals in his final Derby prep.
Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) favorite Uncle Mo may face a short and overmatched field in the $1 million Resorts World New York Casino Wood Memorial (gr. I) at Aqueduct April 9.
Giuseppe Iadisernia's Delosvientos. will try to become the first horse since Waquoit in 1987-88 to win back-to-back runnings of the grade II, $200,000 Brooklyn Handicap at 1 1/2 miles at Belmont Park June 5.
Grade I winner Dynaforce makes her 2009 bow for Bill Mott in the Gallorette Handicap (gr. III), while Lael Stables' Ready Set looks best in the William Donald Schaefer Stakes (gr. III). The pair of $100,000 events are part of a graded stakes bonanza on Preakness Day at Pimlico May 16.
A combination of talent and home-field advantage helped Researcher produce a powerful victory in the inaugural Charles Town Classic at Charles Town Races & Slots the evening of April 18. And he vanquished a few grade I winners in the process.
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John Rossall's musical career has spanned four successful decades. The 1960's saw John acting as bandleader and musical director for various artists in the UK and Europe. He performed with the Mike Leander Showband and appeared on recordings as diverse as "It's Not Unusual" by Tom Jones to 'The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore' by the Walker Brothers, as well as many other international hits. He formed The Boston International, a successful recording band in Germany and performed all over Europe with the band during the 1960's and early 1970's. In 1972, he received a phone call from Mike Leander, who had co-written with Gary Glitter a now-legendary song called 'Rock & Roll Part 2', a UK chart hit. Mike asked John to form a band to perform the record: ...enter The Glitter Band. John toured the world with his band during the 1970's, amassing millions of record sales and inciting hysteria wherever they appeared. Harvey Ellison joined The Bostons in 1970 having previously worked with Root and Jenny Jackson and backing U.S. acts like Billy Stewart, The Impressions and Charlie & Inez Fox. In 1974, John Rossall co-wrote (with the late Gerry Shephard) the first solo single for the Glitter Band. The song was 'Angel Face', which went on to be a million-seller worldwide. More hits followed: 'Just For You', 'Let's Get Together Again', both Top 10 hits, and 4th record 'Goodbye My Love' reaching #2 in the UK charts. At this point, John left the band, and signed to a major label. He released two solo records: I Was Only Dreaming and It's No Use You Telling Me No, both records selling well in both the UK & Europe. Harvey remained in the Glitter Band touring and recording until the early 80's, after which he formed his own band The Power of Soul. The Glitter Band have been busier than ever of late as the demand for the genuine retro sound becomes ever greater. John and Harvey shared the bill along with the Bay City Rollers at the Armadillo, Glasgow for the recent Blast From The Past 2005 concert organised by Kidscharities.org and helped to raise over 30,000 for the Tsunami Orphan appeal. They've also been busy making many appearances on local TV and radio stations and are spending some free time in the studio. Angel Air 2008.


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Ten Motorsports and Finlay Motorsports DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., January 10, 2005 - The third day of testing at Daytona International Speedway wrapped up as it began for the Ten Motorsports and Finlay Motorsports teams, as both started and finished...
Ten Motorsports and Finlay Motorsports
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., January 10, 2005 - The third day of testing at Daytona International Speedway wrapped up as it began for the Ten Motorsports and Finlay Motorsports teams, as both started and finished strong in preparation for the Rolex 24 and Daytona 200.
Finlay scores top-five in final provisional
Team owner and co-driver Rob Finlay showed his prowess on Sunday afternoon turning the fourth-fastest lap time of the afternoon in the Grand-Am Cup series. Finlay's 2:07.550 was just three-tenths off of the lead lap time of the final session. The number 60 consistently ran quick times all weekend, with only one session that didn't result in a top-ten lap time.
Ten Motorsports' success carries through the weekend
The weekend of testing finished on an equally high-note for the Ten Motorsports team. In the early going of the first test day the BMW-Riley Daytona Prototype suffered a minor setback due to an infield incident that damaged the car's front-end. Prior to the incident, Michael McDowell's 1:50.862 was sixth-fastest. That trend continued through the remaining sessions of the weekend, culminating in the team's best finish - and second-best lap time - in the final session on Sunday.
Expectations bested en route to the start of the 2005 season
The recently formed Ten Motorsports team that will make its Rolex Sports Car Series debut at Daytona International Speedway for the Rolex 24 next month had their coming out party at the same facility this weekend. The testing at Daytona was the first opportunity to truly showcase the team's talent, as the only other public test came just days after receiving their Daytona Prototype at the Hoosier Tire Test.
Steve Cameron, team manager, was optimistic about the results from the weekend. "Only time will tell how we will perform over the long-run, but without a doubt we proved we can be one of the fastest teams on the track and that's a big key to success," he said.
The team's driver line-up of McDowell, Memo Gidley, Michael Valiante and Jonathan Bomarito all had significant seat time throughout the test in order to become more comfortable with the Prototype. Gidley is the only one to have raced in a car with an enclosed cockpit and fenders in the US Air Force Reserve's Ford Focus SPEED World Challenge entry. McDowell last year was the Star Mazda Champion, while Valiante competed in the Champ Car World Series and Bomarito raced in the Toyota Atlantic Championship.


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Hours before last week's premiere of his new series, "Chicago P.D.," Dick Wolf acknowledged he was nervous.
Hours before last week's premiere of his new series, "Chicago P.D.," Dick Wolf acknowledged he was nervous.
Actually, "terrified" was the word he used.
This from a TV impresario whose credits include the hydra-headed "Law & Order" franchise and whose shows have been a prime-time mainstay every season for a quarter-century — a feat likely unmatched by any other producer.
Wolf's "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" is in its 15th season, airing Wednesdays at 9 p.m. on NBC.
"Cold Justice," a reality series where a former prosecutor and a former crime-scene investigator bring fresh eyes to moribund cases, returns on TNT for its second season on Friday at 8 p.m.
"Chicago Fire," an action drama about big-city firefighters, is midway through its second robust season on NBC, airing Tuesdays at 10 p.m.
And now on NBC at 10 p.m. on Wednesdays is "Chicago P.D.," a "Fire" spinoff that could spark a new franchise for Wolf: a "Chicago"-branded portfolio.
Why not? The morning after it premiered, Wolf would learn that a solid 8.6 million viewers had tuned in.
Centered on the Chicago Police Department's Intelligence Unit, the series pits Sgt. Hank Voight and his team against the worst killers, drug traffickers and mobsters the Windy City can deliver.
A righteous cop who plays dirty when he needs to, Voight is in good hands with series star Jason Beghe in a portrayal that began on last season's "Chicago Fire."
At 67, Wolf is a veteran producer whose resume reaches back to "Miami Vice" in the mid-1980s, and who, through much of the past two decades, kept the lights on at NBC when it had little else anybody would watch.
His metier is the full-scale broadcast network drama spanning a season of two dozen self-contained episodes, and with it he prospers, even now in an era when edgy cable fare in serialized gulps of a dozen or fewer hours commands much of TV's buzz and critical acclaim.
But during an interview last Wednesday, there was more on Wolf's mind than his new show. He also was marking the publication of his latest novel.
"The Execution" brings back NYPD Detective Jeremy Fisk, whom Wolf introduced in his first novel, "The Intercept." Now Fisk's Joint Terrorism Task Force is back on high alert as an elusive assassin heads to Manhattan for United Nations Week, when the world's most powerful leaders will be gathered — and vulnerable.
"There are stories that are just too big for a series episode or even an arc," said Wolf when asked what prompted his literary ventures.
But how did Wolf, with his TV empire to tend, find time to be an author?
"I've got small kids," he replied with a laugh before sharing iPhone photos of his 6-year-old daughter and 3-year-old son. "I have a very pleasant existence in Montecito (Calif.). I'm on a school schedule now, home in the morning 90 percent of the time. So writing became a routine."
What he called "my quiet hope" is that these thrillers and their hero might inspire an annual Jeremy Fisk miniseries.


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ACT Attorney-General Simon Corbell says it is "pretty unlikely" David Eastman will be pardoned for the 1989 murder of Colin Winchester, despite an inquiry into the conviction recommending it be quashed.
The report of the board of inquiry is currently before the ACT Supreme Court, which has four options to consider, one of which is to quash the conviction and recommend to the executive that a pardon be granted.
Mr Corbell said the other three options under the Inquiries Act are to uphold the conviction, to order a retrial or to quash the conviction without a recommendation to pardon.
"Obviously the justice heading up the inquiry, Acting Justice Martin has recommended in his report that the conviction be quashed and it will now be up to the Supreme Court to determine which course of action it takes," Mr Corbell said.
But he indicated a pardon – which the government as the executive would have ultimate say on – was not likely.
"The inquiry has concluded that the conviction would appear to be unsafe because of failings in the forensic evidence given by [prosecution witness] Mr [Robert] Barnes, but the inquiry chair has also observed that in his view it would appear most likely that Mr Eastman did commit this crime, although he cannot be entirely certain.
"In those circumstances, I think the question of a pardon, should it arise would be pretty unlikely."
Mr Corbell will not speculate on the issue of potential compensation claims or ex-gratia payments to Eastman should he be released from prison after serving 19 years.
"We don't know what the outcome of the Supreme Court's deliberations are yet and until we do, and until we know whether or not a decision is taken for his conviction to be quashed or not, it's far too early to speculate on that matter," he said.
The final cost of the five-month inquiry into Eastman's conviction to ACT taxpayers is still being tallied, but Mr Corbell confirmed it will be more than $3 million.


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I've written about Los Angeles' Gallery 1988 a few times; you may recall when the space held a Lost-themed art show a few years ago.
The gallery specializes in pop-culture-themed programs, where you'll find artists' renditions of characters from Back to the Future, Point Break, and many more favorites. This week marks the opening of its annual Crazy 4 Cult show -- and, this time around, the works will be on view in New York.
Artist Jeremy Berkley wrote to me about the exhibition:
"There will be a wide variety of paintings, prints and sculptures all inspired by classic cult movies," he says. "If your readers can't make it, it will be available for viewing online at nineteeneightyeight.com following the Aug. 9 opening."
Berkley made this piece for the show, inspired by Edward Scissorhands:
And here's a Robocop piece from Jason Edmiston:
Finally, dig this Willy Wonka-inspired work from David Soames:
To preview more Crazy 4 Cult artwork and see details about the opening, head to Tumblr. The show will be on view in New York through Sept. 1.
Whitney has been writing about pop culture for USA TODAY since 1999, when Pop Candy began as a weekly column. Her interests include music festivals, mustaches, Lost, comic books and Andy Warhol. She lives in New York City. More about Whitney | E-mail Whitney


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Economic and Political Inequality: Social Mobility, Economic Growth, and Inequality
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Program Committee: Leah Boustan, Greg Clark, Tracy Denison, Jean-Laurent Rosenthal
Theme: The widening of the income distribution in recent decades, both within and across countries, has led to a revival of interest in the causes and consequences of economic inequality. Debate has centered, in part, on the relationship between income inequality and disparities in political power. These topics have spurred the gathering of new historical data on the distribution of income, wealth, health, education and political power, among other factors, in an attempt to learn from the past about contemporary economic processes.
This conference will address questions relating to economic and political inequality. Among these we particularly encourage work on the following issues:
- National aggregates hide massive internal variation both in terms of endowments (say, environmental conditions) and outcomes (say human capital). This heterogeneity must be reconciled with studies that connect national institutions with aggregate national performance.
- The wealth and human capital of one generation are both the result of what that generation has decided and been able to accumulate and the endowment of the next generation. What are the connections between inequality and inheritance?
- Inequality has been largely studied by taking countries as closed (with the flow of capital and people being taken as nearly exogenous). Human capital and economic growth, however, are partly the result of migration decisions (by labor or capital) and thus one must consider the merits of studying inequality or social mobility in an open versus a closed economy framework.
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- A Nation of Immigrants: Assimilation and Economic Outcomes in the Age of Mass Migration, Leah Boustan
- Vestiges of Transit: Urban Persistence at a Micro Scale, Leah Brooks
- European Regional Income, Institutions, and Market Access, 1870-1910, Paul Caruana-Galizia
- Jews, Gypsies, Brahmins, and Copts: A Theory of Social Mobility, Greg Clark
- Does the European Marriage Pattern Explain Economic Growth?, Tracy Dennison
- Demographic structures, Inheritance and Wealth mobility. Paris and France, 1870-1950., Clement Dherbecourt
- The Transmission of Colonial Institutions: Evidence from the 19th Century Caribbean, Christian Dippel
- Labor migration, rural inequality and democratic reforms, Isabela Mares
- Changing Social Contracts: Beliefs and Dissipative Inclusion in Brazil, Bernardo Mueller
- Russian Serfdom, Emancipation, and Land Inequality: New Evidence, Steven Nafziger
- Income versus sanitation. Mortality Decline in Paris, 1880-1914., Jean-Laurent Rosenthal
- Tax Cuts for Whom? Heterogenous Effects of Income Tax Changes on Growth & Employment, Owen Zidar


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I think you may be right, mainly for the reason I've seen so many Americans claim they got EXTREMELY high IQ scores. I think they must have some kind of badly designed tests in the colleges etc, because geniuses and supergeniuses aren't supposed to be all that common in real life.
Take myself as an example:
I'm actually a borderline genius
in certain respects
, as has been revealed by professional IQ testing
(Such tests take two full days to perform by the way).
They divide the IQ into several "sub-intelligences", I don't remember then all, but my score for verbal intelligence was 130 something, and my spatial IQ was slightly less, whereas my mathematical-logical ability was 160 something. The overall score was only 135 though.
160 is genius, 130 is merely pretty smart.
My ability to master a second language (English) satisfactorily should prove I'm pretty smart in that regard, so that number is probably about right.
And I have done quite a few ground-breaking mathematical analysis as a hobby, proving completely new things no-one else researched before me, which shows the 160 for logic is probably pretty correct too.
But I STILL only have 135 in overall IQ!
But here at GLP, I'm apparently constantly in the presence of my intellectual superiors, as it seems half the people visiting this place have 160 or more. Or so their high-school testing said.
Strangely enough, they still use rather
bad grammar
, and seem to have pretty low reading comprehension and ability to grasp "the essence" of things. I find it hard to believe such people are capable of the kinds of feats a true genius are, such as finding and exploring whole uncharted fields in math.
It seems more likely to me the US college tests vastly inflate the scores (by 40 points or so)!
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Typical eugenicist Swede. If your dumb ass was really as smart as you claim it to be, citing IQ tests (lol), then you would consider some cultural facts, such as
Blacks tend not to give a shit about grammar, unlike whites
Similarly, many blacks just don't give a fuck. ie. when faced with some white dude with glasses presented a test, they're like "aight whateva". Unlike whities they don't place much value on such irrelevant stupidities from which a human being can supposedly be ranked and his/her intelligence sequestered and analyzed. they prefer to live real life, not dwell in intellectual fantasies about a eugenicist's wet dream of utopia where morons (ie. anyone who does something differently) don't exist. yeahh, an IQ test will help you in that direction. lmao
Oh but, shit, you took an IQ test that took two full days to complete... nvm me then.
You only make vague grand-sounding claims as to your intelligence but the substance of your argument shows that you're a fucking idiot who prides himself on highly ethnocentric methods of testing that are themselves created to make people like you feel like your retarded ideologies are grounded in fact and "intelligence".
I am neither black nor white so don't throw that in my face k?
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Intelligence isn't the only thing that makes us human, but it's actually pretty important. It's true most of the population can sit comfortably in a centrally heated/air conditioned room and rage on the internet over how some people have the
to be smarter than them, but the fact remains - without those smarter than average, there would be no central heating, no air conditioning, and no internet. It takes intelligence to invent stuff. It also takes intelligence to organize stuff, and to keep stuff chugging along.
The masses possessing average intelligence are free to partake of the fruits of the work of the vastly more intelligent, but a little respect wouldn't hurt. Perhaps even some gratitude would be in order?
Your post literally reeks of hate towards anyone smarter than you. It is immature, and only shows your own poor self image.
It is possible you are actually too dumb to realize how much in your life you owe to more intelligent people than yourself. That's the tragic irony of it all - the dumb are too dumb to realize how dumb they are.
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Well, clearly, at this point I must ascertain that your mental barrier is the idea that the ideal society is a white(skin and collar color) slave society.
It is obvious to me that you do not believe in any sort of "conspiracy" theories that attempt to identify the real dynamics of our globalized world. Consequently you point to the bourgeois European white lifestyle, marvel at its technological achievements and the like, and determine that it is their culture and race that is supreme. Everyone needs to work towards achieveing such intelligence (enter the ethnocentrism). Yet you fail to realize the reliance on black/brown slave labor. These races represent and manifest the outward physical manifestation of slavery. The white race represents the subtle one, disguised in self-indulgent, unquestioning belief in a dream and its trickle of benefits.
But there's really no point discussing this stuff with you since you're an ardent believer in (lol) the IQ test and everything it stands for.
Why don't you go have fun lobbying for the forced genetic modification (spelled extermination) of black people in your Nazi country? I'm sure you'd receive a sizeable following. Your country has done much worse.
Eugenics represents the negative side of the essence of your particular country's archtypical dream of societal and physical perfection. Why not recognize this energy guiding your countrymen and gain a glimpse into true intelligence that allows you to see how a person's personality is constructed based on soul age and incarnations and their manifestations as experiences, repression of emotions, tendencies and fears?
Think it about faggot. No, calling you names doesn't make me unintelligible, see? It's just fun :)
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Effective, too. :)
It's not "white bourgeois society" that invented just about everything we use. It's specific white people. An Arabian did give us algebra, that very fundamental tool of mathematics. Calculus came from Leibniz and/or Newton. Newtonian physics came from, well, Newton, who used the writings of those before him like Galileo and Copernicus. It was extended to relativity by various white physicists including Einstein. It was extended to quantum physics by various white physicists including von Heisenberg and (my favorite) Boehm.
William Shockley invented the transistor. He was famously a racist.
Linux was started and project-managed by Linus Torvalds, helped by lots of sharp programmers from various places but never, to my recollection, Africa. I'm just free-associating here, thinking of something and who is responsible for it.
Pick anything, anything at all, and try to find a black who has made a fundamental contribution to it.
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Weekes aroused the suspicion of officers attached to the Narcotics Department, who were on duty at the airport, leading to a search on his suitcase. The search revealed two false compartments inside his suitcase. A total 16 packages of compressed Cannabis were found concealed inside the compartments, weighing 7 ¾ pounds.
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Tradaculator: New Game Trade-in Service
Posted October 10th, 2011 at 9:32am by Dan Birlew in Industry Insider. Comments Off on Tradaculator: New Game Trade-in Service
Tradaculator.com is a fantastic new website where gamers can see the trade-in values of top selling video games, and compare major retailers. The front page is sorted by newest release, so that you can immediately see what your new copy of Gears of War 3 or Rage is worth if you're not happy with them. Tradaculator also features a search engine so you can look for older titles, and AJAX scrolling populates the site with more entries as you move down the page. Though the best trade-in value is shown beneath each, clicking the price button beneath an entry shows a tab of price entries from Amazon, Best Buy and Glyde for comparison. The "Trade It In" button allows you to set up an online game trade with the retailer featuring the best trade-in value.
In a brief chat, site creator "nate" told me the following:
…we aren't making any money on this. We built it for our community of gamers… our site is fully responsive and was built under 10K.
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Christchurch City Council opts for 7.5 per cent rates rise
25 June 2015
Christchurch City Council opts for 7.5 per cent rates rise
After a two day cost-cutting session the Christchurch City Council has settled on an average rates increase of 7.5 per cent.
The 2014/15 Annual Plan finalised by the Council today allows for total rating revenue of $351.8 million. The 7.5 per cent rates increase includes 5.55 per cent for day to day operations, and to cover higher than expected costs from improving consenting services and cleaning up after flooding.
There is also a 1.93 per cent Special Earthquake Charge to meet additional earthquake-related costs.
This means the average weekly rates bill in Christchurch will be $39.09, up from $36.37 this year; a rise of $2.72 per week.\
The 2014/15 budget was fixed by the previous Council as part of its Three Year Plan and Mayor Lianne Dalziel says it did not allow for sufficient headroom to absorb shocks such as the March storm.
"The Council found itself backed into a corner over the rates increase. Because of the loss of building accreditation we've had to pour millions of dollars into re-establishing this core function at a time when our need to perform has never been greater.
"I cannot take responsibility for the financial situation we inherited, but from this point on I will ensure that the Council is on a sound financial footing and is better able to bear these shocks."
The Mayor says the public is right to be concerned about how the Council spends ratepayer money, particularly in relation to the timing and cost of some of the big ticket items.
"This is something that will be addressed in the Cameron and Partners report which will lay out the options available to us when it is released at the end of July. Now is the time to look forward and we'll also be confronting these issues as part of the Long Term Planning process.
"This is a great opportunity for deep and meaningful public conversations about the vision for our city and for ways to build a Council that is a financially competent and resilient organisation."
Background on the Annual
In response to submissions to the Annual Plan the Council reversed some smaller budget cuts, voting to retain existing hours at Libraries and Sport and Recreation Centres. It also opted to cease its Our Christchurch publication which saved $260,000, and it agreed to review its Sister City international programme focusing only on the most strategically important trips.
Other changes included:
• Re-phasing the
cycleways programme so it is finished in five years instead
of eight years.
• Tram - an additional $1.69 million will be included in the capital programme to enable completion of a second tramway loop along Oxford Terrace, down Cashel Mall, High and Colombo Streets to Cathedral Square.
• Awatea Route upgrade brought forward at a cost of $699,306.
• Bringing forward $142,000 from the next financial year to complete the first two sections of Head to Head Walkway (Pony Point to Naval Point, and Allandale to Governor's Bay).
• The cost of flooding rates remissions was reduced by $200,000 to $160,000 to reflect the number of people who will be eligible for this assistance.
• Refuse collection and disposal costs – Councillors called for a full report on the most efficient and effective delivery of refuse collection services and as part of that a localised trial into this will be conducted in 2014/15 with a view to implementation in the Long Term Plan.
• Historic Places Fund reduced by $750,000.
• Wainui Sewer Project budget reduced by $1.9 million due to lower contract costs.
• Rates remissions for the Public Realm (land designated for the "frame" in the Central City Recovery Plan) reduced by $200,000.
• Free entry to the Akaroa Museum confirmed.
• Pioneer Early Learning Centre – Council will further investigate an alternative service provider, with the service to be based on criteria set by Council, and subject to formal consultation with staff.
• Stop changing decorative banners for one year, saving $75,000. Council staff will look at sponsorship opportunities to ensure we are prepared for 2015 events to be held in
Christchurch in 2015.
• Akaroa water supply – Council staff will work with the NZ native forest Restoration Trust, the Rod Donald Trust and the Akaroa / Wairewa Community Board to develop a proposal for consideration as part of the Long Term Plan to buy a 190 reserve in Akaroa which covers the entire upper catchment of the town water supply.
• $50,000 to speed up development of the Banks Peninsula Perimeter Walkway.
The following graph indicates that Christchurch City rates still compare favourably with neighbouring local authorities and other metropolitan centres.


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Canadian Opposition Leadership Candidate Unveils Urban Strategy
In his announcement, Dewar suggests that an NDP federal government would give cities an additional $500 million a year, as a way to get "more bang for the buck" on issues Canadians can relate to. Dewar is
"also proposing to give municipalities a seat at the table whenever federal and provincial governments are negotiating matters that directly effect urban centres. His objective is to establish a 'mature' federal-municipal relationship and provide cities with predictable, stable, permanent funding. Dewar says the needs of cities have been neglected for decades, even though 80 per cent of Canadians live in them.
Under Dewar's urban strategy, federal income support programs, such as Employment Insurance and the Canada Pension Plan, would be extended to cover what he calls 'urban workers' - freelance, part-time, self-employed and contract workers."


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Re: FDTD method to solve Maxwell equations
Am 01.11.2012 08:19, schrieb fc266 at st-andrews.ac.uk:
> Hi All,
> I am new to Mathematica and I want to advance my knowledge of Electromagnetic wave propagation. Using the FDTD method I would like to solve Maxwell's equations and simulate different systems. I understand the physics but I have no idea how to translate that to Mathematica, so if anyone can help me to write and understand a code for this that would be great! Thanks a lot!
Perhaps you should first work with the NDSolve tutorial you can download
NDSolve has an optional parameter "Method -> xy". The predefines method
values reflect the current state of art in the translation of existing
high speed-high accuracy methods from the supercomputer area to computer
algebra systems.
To implement a NDSolve method in 4 space time dimensions for the Maxwell
second rank tensor field
(t,x)-> F_ik(t,x)
with six components obeying the constraints of exterior differential forms
Dt[Wedge[F_ik Dt[xi], Dt[xk]] = 0
is probably a very ambitious project and not so much a suitable working
field to learn the application of Mathematica to real space-time physics.
In the present situation the given Mathematica NDSolve-methods can not
handle such monster problems, monsters with respect to memory and time.
Roland Franzius


text: Partition block devices or LVM volumes can be sent SCSI commands viaSG_IO, which are then passed down to the underlying device. (Yes, thatis it. I tried hard to build a climax in the cover letter, but couldn'tget anything that satisfied me).It has been this way forever. I found a reference from 2004 athttps://lkml.org/lkml/2004/8/12/218 and it is even documented in thesg_dd man page: blk_sgio=1 when set to 0, block devices (e.g. /dev/sda) are treated like normal files (i.e. read(2) and write(2) are used for IO). When set to 1, block devices are assumed to accept the SG_IO ioctl and SCSI commands are issued for IO. [...] If the input or output device is a block device partition (e.g. /dev/sda3) then setting this option causes the partition information to be ignored (since access is directly to the underlying device).This is quite nasty, because "safe" SCSI commands, including READor WRITE, can be sent to the disk without any particular capability. Allthat is required is having a file descriptor for the block device, andpermission (e.g. from SELinux) to send a ioctl. However, when a user letsa program access /dev/sda2, it still should not be able to read/writeoutside the boundaries of /dev/sda2.This is also entirely independent of capabilities. Continuing theprevious example, if the same user gives CAP_SYS_RAWIO to the program andwrite access to /dev/sdb, the program should be able to send arbitrarySCSI commands to /dev/sdb, but still should not be able to access /dev/sdaoutside the boundaries of /dev/sda2.These rules are quite obvious once you consider a real attack that can beperformed using SG_IO. The attack lets a virtual machine, whose disk ishosted on a partition, read and write arbitrary data from the host's disk.To work, the guest needs to be able to send SG_IO ioctls to its devices.As far as I know it affects virtual machine monitors that use virtio-blk,and also OpenVZ. It does not affect Xen, which does not support SG_IOon its paravirtualized block devices.In the virtio case, virtio-blk supports a limited form of SCSI passthroughvia the SG_IO ioctl; the virtio-blk device model on the host (e.g. qemu)relies on the kernel to filter commands, so it will always forward the ioctlto the block device and pass back the results to the VM. When the blockdevice is a partition, the VM can read as well as clobber blocks outsideits assigned volume. Note that SELinux cannot do anything to stop theattack, because qemu _is_ supposed to send ioctls to disks.With OpenVZ, a container would also be able to read and write outsidethe partition limits with SG_IO ioctls. Passing block devices is nottoo common with OpenVZ but nevertheless possible.In the virtio case the vulnerability can be mitigated by disabling SCSIpassthrough for the virtio-blk device; however, the root cause is inthe kernel and needs to be fixed there.The patches implement a simple global whitelist for both partitionsand partial disk mappings. While it is also possible to introduce a moreflexible per-device whitelist mechanism, in our testing the patches turnedout to be surprisingly tricky to get right. Hence, I prefer to send aversion that more closely matches what we applied to the RHEL kernel.Refactoring can then be done outside email@example.com 1 refactors the code to prepare for introduction of the whitelist,while patch 2 actually implements it for the SCSI ioctls. drivers/ide/has several ioctls that should only be restricted to the full blockdevice (for example HDIO_SET_*, HDIO_DRIVE_CMD, HDIO_DRIVE_TASK,HDIO_DRIVE_RESET). However, all of them require either CAP_SYS_ADMINor CAP_SYS_RAWIO, so they have a much smaller security impact.Logical volumes are also affected if they have only one target, and thistarget can pass ioctls to the underlying block device. Patch 3 thus addsthe whitelist to logical volumes as well.PaoloPaolo Bonzini (3): block: add and use scsi_blk_cmd_ioctl block: fail SCSI passthrough ioctls on partition devices dm: do not forward ioctls from logical volumes to the underlying device block/scsi_ioctl.c | 41 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ drivers/block/cciss.c | 6 ++-- drivers/block/ub.c | 14 +------------ drivers/block/virtio_blk.c | 4 +- drivers/cdrom/cdrom.c | 3 +- drivers/ide/ide-floppy_ioctl.c | 3 +- drivers/md/dm-flakey.c | 11 +++++++++- drivers/md/dm-linear.c | 12 ++++++++++- drivers/md/dm-mpath.c | 6 +++++ drivers/scsi/sd.c | 13 +++++++++-- include/linux/blkdev.h | 3 ++ 11 files changed, 89 insertions(+), 27 deletions(-)-- 220.127.116.11


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'I was never any good at making things when I was in college'
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Tesco insisted its UK business was on the road to recovery today despite the supermarket giant's first drop in profits in two decades.
Vintage clothing first stretched its wings as an ethical antidote to the high street's fast fashion initiatives. It was a cost-effective alternative for those who appreciated quality, as well as value and originality.
Urban Outfitters may have been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons, but it's still one of the loudest and proudest personalities on the high street, says Harriet Walker
A third of high streets are "degenerating or failing" according to new research published by the Government today.


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Beyonce's Baby Blue Ivy Carter Makes Billboard History!
Beyonce gave birth to the baby girl this past weekend, inspiring daddy Jay-Z to release "Glory feat. B.I.C." only days later. The song uses a very special vocal sample — the cries of newborn Blue.
She's now officially the youngest person ever credited with being on a Billboard chart!
The song will debut at #74 when the new chart comes out next week.
Of course, now everyone is wondering when they will get a look at the little bundle of joy! Beyonce left the hospital under cover, keeping photogs at bay. No word yet on when they will reveal BIC to the world, although there is little doubt the pics will be in high demand!
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NuStar to shed its interest in joint venture
Published 7:53 pm, Monday, February 3, 2014
SAN ANTONIO — Locally based NuStar Energy LP said Monday that it has a deal that will remove it as a producer in the turbulent asphalt industry.
The pipeline company will divest its remaining 50 percent voting interest in an asphalt joint venture to an affiliate of Lindsay Goldberg LLC, a private investment firm.
The transaction is expected to close no later than Feb. 28.
New York-based Lindsay Goldberg holds the other 50 percent voting interest in the joint venture, which owns a refinery in Paulsboro, N.J., and a terminal in Savannah, Ga.
NuStar's leap into asphalt production began in March 2008, when it closed on the purchase of two asphalt refineries from Venezuela's Citgo Asphalt Refining Co. At the time, the industry looked promising because asphalt supplies were at an 18-year low.
Asphalt margins were good initially, but when the financial crisis and recession hit, demand plummeted and weak asphalt sales were a drag on earnings.
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NuStar sold half of its asphalt business in 2012 to Lindsay Goldberg, and last fall, then-CEO Curt Anastasio said NuStar was "looking at all alternatives of how to exit" the asphalt business.
As a result of the divestiture, a $250 million, seven-year revolving credit facility between NuStar and the joint venture will be converted to a $175 million term loan at closing and reduced to a $150 million term loan six months after closing.
The transaction calls for the term loan to be repaid with excess cash flows generated by the asphalt business over the next several years and for the loan to be paid off in full by no later than September 2019, NuStar said in a statement.
For two years after the deal closes, NuStar will continue to provide up to $150 million of credit support for the asphalt business in the form of guarantees and letters of credit. This support amount will begin to decline two years after closing and will terminate no later than September 2019.
NuStar CEO Brad Barron said the divestiture, combined with the company's Jan. 1 termination of its crude-oil supply agreement with Petróleos de Venezuela, "significantly reduces our financial liability related to asphalt refining."
Also, the divestiture will lower NuStar's financial obligations by $100 million, the company said.
NuStar's earnings "will no longer be burdened by the volatility and significant losses generated by the asphalt joint venture," Barron said. "As a result of this divestiture, we can focus on growing our more stable storage and pipeline fee-based operations."
NuStar also offered a revised outlook Monday, saying it expects that its fourth-quarter earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization and its earnings per unit will be harmed by about $400 million of noncash charges. The charges, which relate to a write-down of several storage facilities, will not affect distributable cash flow.
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Woodburns winter mens basketball leagues are now accepting registration.
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"Charlie Wilson's War" Premiere Hits NYC
After his last film "The DaVinci Code" got panned, Tom Hanks is out for revenge. And from all accounts, he's struck gold again with "Charlie Wilson's War." The "Forrest Gump" actor was among many stars spotted at the film's premiere last night.
Hanks showed up at the New York City gig dressed in a slick three-piece suit, wearing a smile and looking as confident as a man with a sure-fire Oscar hit should.
"Ferris Bueller" actor Matthew Broderick was also in the house, wearing a dark coat-and-pants combo, but without his most famous accessory- wife Sarah Jessica Parker.
Even big network anchors like Dan Rather, Diane Sawyer, and Robin Roberts came to check out the movie, which was based on a book written by the late "60 Minutes" producer George Crile.
As for the rest of us, we'll have to wait until the film opens in theaters this Friday, December 21st.
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OSPREY, FL- Jury selection is underway for the South Carolina man that shot and killed another man at a crowded Tiki bar in Osprey.
It happened at Bentley's Hotel back on Memorial Day 2012. Reportedly surviellence video captured the shooting on camera. The suspect, Michael Rice, was having a conversation at the bar with 46-year-old Phillippe Nahon when he allegedly pulled out a semi automatic gun and shot Nahon in the head.
The Sun Herald is reporting that Rice's attorney has indicated he plans to use the insanity defense. Rice allegedly suffers from bipolar disorder. Opening statements are expected to begin later today after a jury is seated.


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