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San Diego 38, Tennessee 17
SAN DIEGO (Ticker) -- While most eyes were checking out the
Tennessee Titans quarterback situation, Drew Brees efficiently
led the San Diego Chargers to a rout at home.
Brees threw for three touchdowns as the Chargers never trailed
en route to a 38-17 win over the Titans.
Tennessee was without reigning co-Most Valuable Player Steve
McNair and turned to Billy Volek at quarterback. Volek threw
for 278 yards but was playing catch-up from the start.
Brees, who had completed just 54 percent of his passes in the
last two weeks, both losses, was very accurate vs. a pass
defense that ranked 13th in the NFL entering the game.
"I thought he was outstanding," San Diego coach Marty
Schottenheimer said. "He has a QB rating of 149.2 which is
pretty good and an 80 percent completion rate. That's pretty
efficient. Not spectacular, but efficient."
Brees completed three straight passes - the last a 49-yarder to
Reche Caldwell - to lead the Chargers (2-2) to their first
score. LaDainian Tomlinson capped the drive with a 15-yard
touchdown run to make it 7-0.
After the Titans tied it midway through the second, Brees got it
going again. He was 4-of-4 on a drive that ended with an
11-yard touchdown pass to tight end Antonio Gates, giving San
Diego the lead for good, 14-7.
Brees then finished the half with a 10-yard scoring strike to
Justin Peele, providing the Chargers with a 14-point edge at
With a 58-yard touchdown pass to Caldwell in the fourth, the
longest catch in Caldwell's career, Brees finished 16-of-20 and
gave San Diego a 31-17 edge.
Jesse Chatman had a 21-yard touchdown run to cap the scoring
for the Chargers, who held the ball for less than 23 minutes but
allowed just one sack and did not have a turnover.
"It was a huge win for the team," Brees said. "We put a lot of
points on the board and our defense played very well considering
the amount of times they were on the field. It's fun to win
and fun to win big (especially at home). It's fun to start fast
and get the fans involved and the crowd going."
"We didn't turn the ball over and I'm pleased with the way we
went out and competed with the Titans," Schottenheimer said.
"In a final analysis, when the opportunity came to make plays
we made them. And that's the key to winning in the National
Football League."
Tomlinson gained 147 yards to become the Chargers' all-time
leading rusher, passing Paul Lowe, who had 4,972 yards from
In his second career start, Volek was 39-of-58 and had a pair of
touchdown passes for Tennessee, which has lost three straight
for the first time since 2002.
"When you dig yourself a hole like we have the last couple of
weeks against a good football team, you're going to have to find
yourself a way to dig out of it," Titans coach Jeff Fisher
said. "We didn't do that today."
"It was a long day," Volek said. "We did some good things, we
did some bad things. They just played better than us today."
Tennessee's Chris Brown was held to 56 yards rushing, the
first time in four starts he failed to reach the 100-yard
mark on the ground.
"I don't know what we have to do," Volek said. "It's back to the
drawing board, I guess. The last three weeks, we've come up
Fisher had no choice but to start Volek, and was not
disappointed in the decision. He could not say the same for his
"The decision on the quarterback was very simple," Fisher said.
"Steve was not ready to play today. We gave it to Billy and
Billy played well enough for us to win. We just didn't get the
help from the entire team. Not the offense, they did the best
they could."


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Just once, wouldn't it be nice to have a debate about sports that doesn't get bogged down with statistics? The folks at GQ give us that opportunity with their very cool list of the 25 Coolest Athletes of All Time.
Here's their list, in alphabetical order, and our comments.
If you think someone is missing or wrongly snubbed add your candidate in the comments section.
Muhammad Ali: No debate here. The "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee" line alone qualifies him.
Mario Andretti: Anytime that name is spoken, don't you hear a "Vrooom!" blast past in the background?
Arthur Ashe: Other guys hit the ball harder, but no one ever played tennis with more dignity and grace.
George Best: His talents and erratic lifestyle combined to make him the Mickey Mantle of soccer, where he was one of the first celebrity athletes. And the Irish still offer this to-the-point description of his greatness: Maradona good, Pelé better, George Best."
Bjorn Borg: He wasn't exactly the master of one-liners, but the headband and scraggly beard were a hip look back in the '70s. And he's kept up to date, with his line of undies.
Tom Brady: Need we say more anything more than Gisele Bundchen?
Jim Brown: For nine years he was the baddest man in football. Then he went to Hollywood and shared the screen with Raquel Welch. Sweet.
Julius Erving: Dr. J still sets the record as the nickname that causes the most excitement with the fewest letters.
Walt Frazier: If Denzel Washington had ever decided to do a biopic of an NBA player, Clyde is who he would have played.
Bob Gibson: If you don't think the fiercest knockdown artist of MLB's modern era was cool you can be the one to tell him.
Allen Iverson: Among NBA guys who were way cooler and didn't make the list are Shaq, Steve Nash, Ray Allen, Kobe, Clyde Drexler. Yao Ming, too.
Bo Jackson: The bad hip didn't keep him from being hep. And "Bo knows" remains one of the great ad campaigns.
Michael Jordan: The tongue wag. His Airness. Two threepeats. He was Elvis in hightops.
Jean-Claude Killy: No matter how mad French people make us, all date-hunting men have to admit they'd kill to have that accent.
Evel Knievel: Is it cool to repeatedly break every bone in one's body? To earn a spot on this list Evel needed to land in one piece more often.
Tim Lincecum: America's most popular pothead may have bogarted his way onto this list a little early in his career.
Pete Maravich: Pistol Pete was so artistic with a basketball he made two generations of sportswriters look up the spelling on Baryshnikov.
Joe Namath: His Super Bowl guarantee was so cool that we're willing to overlook that thing with Suzy Kolber.
Arnold Palmer: He's the only man in U.S. history who got to have his own army without going to boot camp.
Pelé: His bicycle kick might be the coolest signature move of anyone on this list. Plus, he was also our first one-named star in sports.
Gary Player: He was the only cool thing about South Africa during the apartheid years, and he remains the only Masters champion who took his Green Jacket home with him, for keeps.
Derek Sanderson: Probably the weakest choice on the list. He was partners with Namath in the ill-fated Bachelors III bar, but his excesses ultimately left the hockey great penniless.
Kelly Slater: Yeah, I had to Google him too, to find out he's the Big Kahuna of surfing.
Ken Stabler: The Snake was very cool back in the day, but he's looking a little homeless in some of his recent photos.
Ted Turner: Is anyone in a yachting cap cool? Only if they owned the Braves and squired Jane Fonda for a few years.
Reid Cherner has been with USA TODAY since 1982 and written Game On! since March 2008.
He has covered everything from high schools to horse racing to the college and the pros. The only thing he likes more than his own voice is the sound of readers telling him when he's right and wrong.
Michael Hiestand has covered sports media and marketing for USA TODAY, tackling the sports biz ranging from what's behind mega-events such as the Olympics and Super Bowl to the sometimes-hidden numbers behind the sports world's bottom line.

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So I think my problem was the card. It is really weak and the connection drops alot. Now I use another card and its fine.
Two questions.
1. what usb or pcmcia card will be stronget than a Netgear wg111v2?
2. do you find that when you are using ettercap and you leave the access point in the target list that it causes connectivity issues?


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|Detective and mystery fiction
Mystery fiction
|Aanvullende fysieke materiaalsoort:
|Online version:
Hammett, Dashiell, 1894-1961.
Nightmare town.
New York : Knopf, 1999
|Fictie, Internetbron
|Soort document
|Boek, Internetbron
|Alle auteurs / medewerkers:
Dashiell Hammett; Kirby McCauley; Martin Harry Greenberg; Edward Gorman
|0375401113 9780375401114
|xvii, 396 pages ; 25 cm
|Nightmare town --
House dick --
Ruffian's wife --
The man who killed Dan Odams --
Night shots --
Zigzags of treachery --
The assistant murderer --
His brother's keeper --
Two sharp knives --
Death on pine street --
The second-story angel --
Afraid of a gun --
Tom, Dick, or Harry --
One hour --
Who killed Bob Teal? --
A man called Spade --
Too many have lived --
They can only hang you once --
A man named Thin --
The first thin man.
|Dashiell Hammett ; edited by Kirby McCauley, Martin H. Greenberg, and Ed Gorman.
|Meer informatie
"In the title story, a man on a bender enters a small town and ends up unraveling the dark mystery at its heart. A woman confronts the brutal truth about her husband in the chilling story "Ruffian's Wife." "His Brother's Keeper" is a half-wit boxer's eulogy to the brother who betrayed him. "The Second-Story Angel" recounts one of the most novel cons ever devised. In seven stories, the tough and taciturn Continental Op takes on a motley collection of the deceitful, the duped, and the dead, and once again shows his uncanny ability to get at the truth. In three stories, Sam Spade confronts the darkness in the human soul while rolling his own cigarettes. And the first study for The Thin Man sends John Guild on a murder investigation in which almost every witness may be lying."--Jacket.
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Monte Carlo in Mathematica ?
I have a complicated problem to solve in Mathematica.
a=Sum[Integrate[.....,{},{},{}],{}] ;(*The integral is over three
This yields an error that 2000 is not a machine sized real number in the
range $MinPrecision(0 in my case) and $MaxPrecision(1x10^6 in my case).
I have even tried MaxPoints->($MinPrecision+$MaxPrecision)/2 ! Had I not
been in a hurry, I would have probably found this amusing.
The usual adaptive recursive algorithm for NIntegrate takes too long and
I want Mathematica to give me an approximate answer by using Monte Carlo
(or so the Mathematica book indicates) by using MaxPoints.
Any ideas ?
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Functional Text Widget contains three widgets which are weather, clock and battery widgets. Each one of these widgets not only has their own ability, but also has other functions.
1. First, I should tell you that this app is free so that you need not to afford it.
2. After you have installed this app, you can find it in your mobile phone widget. Then you can add a shortcut on the screen. There are three different kinds of widgets so that you need to set them one by one.
3. Le t us talk about the weather widget first. After you open it, you need to input the location and then it will give you a menu to let you choose the detailed location. It provides more than teen different languages for you to choose. The format of temperature can be chosen and you can choose Celsius or Fahrenheit. Another point of this widget is that you can set this widget connecting with a app in your mobile phone. When you touch the widget on screen, that app will be opened. The color of the widget can be set as you like. Then touch the save button and you will see that widget on the screen.
4. The clock widget and battery widget have the same functions with the weather widget. You can do many settings as you like to them. Each of them can connect with one app. After you finished your setting and then you will see them on screen.
5. This app is small and easy but its function is powerful. Only several words can't introduce it detailedly. I hope you can try it and if you feel this app is good, I hope you can give me five stars.
Functional Text Widget is a simple text widget and it is the text widget for android. You know that a widget is very convenient when you need to use one app. This widget can connect other apps so that you can use more apps directly from your screen.
Functional Text Widget is a free text widget and I have used it for a long time. Yes, it can tell me more information of weather and clock and battery, it also let me easier to use apps quickly.
I recommend it to you and I hope that it can take you convenience in your daily life.
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The term widget engine is not to be puzzled with that of a widget toolkit. Toolkits are applied by GUI programmers, who combine several widgets to make a single application. A widget in a toolkit offers a single, low level interaction, and is prepared to communicate with other widgets in the toolkit.
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LA QUINTA ---- Jhonattan Vegas cut his teeth in golf with broomsticks and rocks as a boy. Now that his equipment is first-rate, his game is coming along, too.
The Venezuelan fired a 5-under-par 67 at Nicklaus Private and walked into the clubhouse Thursday evening with a share of the lead at the Bob Hope Classic.
Both Vegas and Boo Weekley sit at 13-under 131 with three days left in the five-day tournament in the desert, while Charles Howell III and Chris Couch are a stroke back at 12-under.
"It's a lot of fun; that's the way I take it," Vegas said. "I'm enjoying it as much as I can because I know how complicated golf can be. ... I'm just loving it, trying to play the best I can, and things worked out so I'm leading right now."
Vegas, in fact, would have the lead all to himself if he hadn't bogeyed his final hole while Weekley was stringing together a pair of round-ending birdies, also at Nicklaus. All told, Vegas bagged eight birdies after shooting an 8-under 64 at Palmer on Wednesday and is well on his way to making the cut for the fourth time in five career PGA events since 2008.
In other words, Vegas ---- who had a win on the Nationwide Tour last year ---- has come a long way since swatting at rocks with broomsticks.
"I just picked up what I could find and (swung) at everything I could find around," said Vegas, who later trained under Franci Betancourt, a three-time World Cup participant for Venezuela. "So, usually I hit plastic balls, rocks. Whatever I could find around and start hitting everything around the house, break windows and all kinds of stuff around.
"So that's kind of how my game started, just by looking at my dad. He's always been a big fan of golf, and so just by looking at him, I just started doing it."
Skovron: Fowler
ready for Torrey
Murrieta Valley graduate Rickie Fowler is a noticeable absence this week at the Hope.
And while caddie Joe Skovron can't speculate as to why the reigning PGA Tour Rookie of the Year opted not to return here in 2011, he deemed Fowler plenty prepped for his season debut next week at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines Golf Course.
"Everything's good," Skovron said by phone Thursday night. "He's ready to go."
Fowler started his head-turning 2010 season last year at the Sony Open in Hawaii and made his first cut of the year at the Hope in what was his second event of the season. The next week, he made his first big splash of the year (T5) at Torrey Pines, where he raked in nearly $190,000 of the nearly $3 million he earned in his first full year on tour.
Et cetera
The 18-hole leader, Derek Lamely, got off to a rough start Thursday when a quintuple-bogey 9 knocked him off track on his second hole at Nicklaus Private en route to a 5-over front nine. He did shoot 4-under on the back nine and remains in contention at 8-under 136. ... Last year's leading money winner, Matt Kuchar, is also sitting at 8-under after shooting 66-70 to start the Hope. Last year, Kuchar tied for second here. ... Bill Haas, the 2010 Hope winner, is tied for 30th at 7-under 137.
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Sam Thompson, general manager of the Nova and Vega stations in Melbourne, has added a few personal touches to her office since we last met. Most notable are the champagne glasses stacked into an open shelf.
Speaking a few days before the Vega 91.5 FM breakfast team - Shaun Micallef, Denise Scott and Beverley O'Connor - became the station's first announcers to go to air in Melbourne, it seems that there is something to celebrate. "Absolutely, definitely. I'm really proud of that breakfast team - they're just fun, genuine interesting people,"she says.
But while it has been a long haul building a new station from scratch, the real work is only just beginning. The big task will be luring an older, more loyal audience away from stations they have been listening to for years. One of the first steps is to get people to program the station into their car radio presets. To do so, many people may have to delete another station. Which will it be?
Thompson says she has no idea, saying it will come down to the individual. She does expect, however, that Vega will take off more slowly than sister station Nova, which rocketed to the top of the ratings table in its second survey.
"The under-40s audience is the group that will move fast and try new things, they crave new. We know there is an audience who wants this new radio station and is craving for it, but it will be slower this time around," Thompson says.
The rolling nature of ratings surveys means Vega's first result will not be known until survey eight in December. A blessing perhaps, given the clunky sound of breakfast this week. It is a clear strategy to talk down expectations of a strong ratings performance: if they do well, all can claim a nice surprise; if not, they will say it was as expected. But there is a confidence about owner company DMG as it wades into older territory to try to build a baby-boomer audience.
While all associated say they are starting from scratch in creating a radio station research has found people want to hear, on paper at least there is a strong ABC sensibility. All the on-air people have worked at either ABC radio or television. Could this be part of a strategy to win over the ABC's cashed-up AB audience, a group advertisers would dearly love to reach?
"I don't think too much can be read into it (the announcers' ABC backgrounds)," says Thompson.
It is also interesting that in a radio environment heavily dominated by male announcers, Vega has employed so many women. Program director Mark Beever says gender was not an issue. "The question of the sexes never entered our thinking," he says. "It just got down to hiring the right people."
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> yes. but not so straight forward.
> goto diagnotics->backup/restore, download the config.xml. open the file in an text editor and add
> the following sentences into the <nat> </nat> section. you have to do so 'cause m0n0 doesn't
> support adding a rdr rule on lan interface through the web gui. remember to restore your modified
> config.xml when done.
> <rule>
> <protocol>tcp</protocol>
> <external-port>80</external-port>
> <target>your-proxy-server-address</target>
> <local-port>your-proxy-server-port</local-port>
> <interface>lan</interface>
> <descr/>
> </rule>
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Hotel St. Gregory Park
Via Lucio Lando 40, Rimini, Emilia-Romagna
0.0 km from
Rp 316,053+
I liked the friendliness and helpfulness of the personnel, the location of the hotel and the excellent value for the budget. Unsatisfactory breakfast service, especially towards the end of breakfast time, which was indicated differently in the hotel materials and differently by the waitressing staff.
Reception staff Breakfast, old hotel
Nothing, I left after one night It is e dirty, it is not 4 star, on the contrary it is no star, at least outside, it is not on the beach as it appears from the photos, but on the harbour
price, location, swimming pull room, tv,
It is conveniently located just a few steps from the beach. Friendly staff, nice sea view from the room.
Location and staff
Lots of animation programs, very nice entertainment staff and nice swimming pool. Close to the beach. Small room, no real closet for clothes, limited number of staff speaking English, bad organized parking lot, bad shower in the bathroom..
Garbage view was perfect. It's much more less then 3*
Good location, close to the beach. Breakfast very liesurely. Parking was not sufficient and some items on the menu were not available
noparking more parkinng
The staff ,especially Domenic, was great! I had booked this hotel b/c we wanted an inddor pool for our kids. There is a pool, but it is in the spa and more of a jacuzzi, but the staff was great and still afforded our kids the opportunity to swim on several occassions. It is a very clean, classico, hotel ina good location near the beach and marina. The restaurant was not open for dinner due to the time of year we were there but the breakfast was superb.... eggs, bacon, danish, fruit, cereal, meats, breads, fresh orange & carrot juice and even Prosecco! Plenty of restaurants nearby.
Our room was upgraded,very comfortable, good location The front staff did not speak english very well.
Very friendly staff. Room was regularly cleaned with fresh bedsheets and towels, plus the bath robes and fruit were a very nice touch. Breakfast was great, as was the evening meal. Though we booked a spacious tripple room, the room turn out to be a not too spacious double with a small side bed. However the beds were all comfortable so this slight issue was overlooked. One area that cannot be overlooked is the bathroom is far too small. You couldn't go to the toilet without putting your feet in the shower.
Great staff, superb breakfast and jolly comfortable rooms
A great hotel. The location, food and the staff make it a great place to stay . Have stayed here many times and it is always a pleasure .
We liked the position of the hotel and the staff were friendly and efficient
Our fourth stay here. Very good hotel, great food and choice at breakfast and dinner. Made to feel very welcome by the staff and owners. Great location next to the beach and very close for shopping.
The staff were lovely, unobtrusive but attentive when needed.
The hotel staff were excellent.The food was excellent and the hotel was spotlessly clean.The position of the hotel was perfect and i cant wait to go back there ! Everything about the hotel was great
The staff were outstanding! The people on reception were extremely friendly and helpful . The staff in the restaurant were excellent and so was the chef !! The cleaners were brilliant.The friendliest hotel i have ever stayed in .Thank you all !!
friendly and approchable
My wife and I visited the Hotel for the first time Sept.2010.We had a wonderful experience - the hotel staff made our holiday.Everyone who worked at the hotel was fantastic.The staff on reception,the restaurant staff and the cleaners were exceptional.The food was fantastic ! The hotel had a wonderful ,homely atmosphere - we felt at home! We would highly recommend the Hotel Bikini and we cant wait to return.
Very helpful anf friendly stuff (thx Barbara!), good breakfast, close to the beach, calm location, welcome cold drinks for new guests, clean rooms.
The buffet breakfast and the free bikes. It was a shame the swimming pool was not open when we was there due to the weather.
Position of hotel style of hotel friendliness of staff cleanliness of hotel Breakfast suited us but would not suit many brits did not take half board but noticed you had to choose at breakfast for evening may not suit many?
very helpful friendly staff. clean and a short stroll to the beach. Just a note .......Out of season the aircon and pool are closed.
Polite staff. Clean pool. Near the sea. There is a large free parking at the hotel. In the room is air-conditioned, but pay 4eur day. There are no vegetables at breakfast.
The receptionist was helpful. The hotel was basic in comfort.The breakfast was ok.
Very good hotel and excellent price
Was surprised to learn that there was a 4Euro charge per day to get air conditioning in the room
good location near beach, clean, kind hotel staff
good location, less busy part of the city, friendly staff wifi wasn't availale for hotel guests (despite that according to the hotel's leaflet it's a standard)
The hotel staff is very pleasent. The breakfast was very tasty ( 9 different cakes, salty breakfast, fruit salad...). The hotel is 50m away from the beach which is great! You can take a bicycle (free) and it takes 15min of ride to the very center of Rimini.
Good location, satisfactory breakfast.
Location - by the beach, friendly staff, convenience of parking. We paid extra for a sea view - you could see the sea if you put your head out of the window and stretched it around a corner - this was disappointing. The breakfast was poor for a 3 star hotel, considering the price - choice and quality. The bathroom was tiny - toilet beneath the shower. The ac didn't work.
Very close to the beach, we had a room with terrace with sea view,breakfast was very good, they had various sort of homemade cookies,also fresh juice, staff was very nice, they rented us free bikes,24 hour reception Not all the staff spoke english, but they were nice and we learned some italian this way, no air conditioning in room, we had to pay extra 5 euros/day to have it,room a bit small,but clean.
Breakfast. Only allowed 1 hour to eat dinner! No coffee making facilities in room.
Location and staff
Good price,right location and free internet Too small rooms and kind of noisy
Location Hotel staff very unhelpful
Easy to park, good location, clean, good value. Internet connection was not good.
the position no
The location is great in Rimini. The hotel also had a check out up until 22.00 at this time of year, which was very handy.
The hotel is easily situated to access the beach and harbour area, with some good restaurants closeby.
Breakfast, Position, Price
There was an a great amount of noise during our stay, cleaners with hoovers outside your door at 7:30am,.. The walls seemed very thin therefore talking and television noise could be heard into the late hours of the night. Did not make for a relaxed/enjoyable stay.
Very nice and romantic hotel, great and friendly personnel. Excellent location: very close to the beach and discos, yet away from busy streets. Breakfast is good.
you can reach the hotel easily from station , the breakfast was complete and SPECIALLY it won't last until 13:00 ! ( an occasion for those who want to sleep a little more! )the elevator was enough big ( this one is also a miracle in Italy! ) and there are very kind people in the reception. the hotel facilities closed at 9:00 pm. i wish it could be accessible a little bit longer, at least until midnight!
I just liked how everybody was really nice, especialy the staff;)
is near the beach and also you can find easly from the raily station the staff, the pool is not exist is just a big jacuzzy, the room are old design and smels, the breakfast is bad
Location very good. Close to beach, and only short walk into the action of the tourist strip. A little further to walk into the old town, but worth the effort. All staff very freindly and helpful. Towels changed every day and room very comfortable. We were a little disappointed in the size of the outdoor pool, which was more of a paddling pool.
Excellent location near the Grand Hotel Rimini, the beach side restaurants, pubs, with a private parking. The hotel looked very nice, the gym and the jacuzzi were nice too. Room slightly too small but for 65 euro for the double room, it's totally fine.
It had a very good location and easy access to central Rimini The outdoor pool was very small as was the area of seating around it, any more than 4 people would lead to it being overcrowded.
The location is very good, the breakfast wasn't bad (except awful coffe). Room was clean, but very small. WiFi was supposed to work everywhere in the hotel, but actually I could not connect from my room. Not everyone in the staff speaks English, but it's normal for Italy.
Comfortable room is on the top of the list. The location, so close to the beach was wonderful, also. A bit disappointed to not have WIFI access in the room (316). No signal even! Chose this hotel because of the parking place and... WIFI, but then... : (
The hotel is right on the beach, so the location is good. Hotel staff were friendly. Not really what I expected for a three star hotel. On Friday nights in the summer, it is very noisy outside with music playing. There is no a/c, only a standing fan in the room. The free WiFi fades in and out.


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St. Albert council schooled by Edmonton auditor
Wednesday, Jun 04, 2014 06:00 am
The debate over the installation of a municipal internal auditor looks set to be coming back to City of St. Albert council chambers in the near future.
Coun. Cam MacKay, who has been championing the idea of hiring an internal auditor to look for efficiencies and accountability in city departments, recently set up a meeting between the City of Edmonton�s internal auditors and St. Albert council.
He plans to book a second session so council members who couldn�t attend the last one can do so.
�I�m booking one more meeting and then they can ask whatever technical questions they want of someone who�s in that field,� MacKay said on Tuesday.
The City of Edmonton�s auditing staff gave about two hours of their time for a presentation and question and answer session with St. Albert representatives.
The issue has been contentious in St. Albert as there�s been disagreement over whether or not the Municipal Government Act even allows for an internal auditor to be hired.
MacKay has maintained it does. In February, a representative from Municipal Affairs told the Gazette the rules in the MGA around auditors are to ensure the financial statements are checked externally, and that a municipality would be allowed to hire an internal auditor for risk management, value for money or governance matters.
MacKay said the City of Edmonton staff agreed.
External auditors have their purpose, but �they don�t look for any internal efficiencies or accountability within each system,� MacKay said, calling an internal auditor �a totally different animal.�
�Trying to find efficiencies is not against the law,� he said.
MacKay provided a copy of the presentation they were given, which notes the annual work plan for the office of Edmonton�s city auditor includes value-for-money audits, investigations, proactive projects, follow-up reviews and other activities and issue.
They get unrestricted access to all information required during a project, and also manage the city�s fraud and misconduct hotline.
�There�s a lot you can take out of it. For me, it was just one comment that they made. They said that in the City of Edmonton, they�re the eyes and ears of council,� MacKay said.
That comment rung true for MacKay because the auditors can get access to areas councillors can�t.
�They�re able to bring it forward and then you can address them,� MacKay said.
MacKay does have plans to bring forward a motion to St. Albert city council about getting an internal auditor, though he�s still trying to determine what that motion might look like.
�There�s so many ways you could do it,� he said. �I�m not sure what the best model is for us right now, and I�m hoping to figure it out and go forward.�
MacKay thinks having an auditor is important to offer internal controls.
�I don�t think there�s much not to like, we get improved transparency, accountability and you get to find some efficiencies in your city,� he said.


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We had designed a writing task that would build a profile of the students' writing. With the survey we wanted to expand our understanding of the students as writers by asking about their confidence levels, motivation, and goal orientation with respect to writing, their reasons for taking the class, and their previous experience with English.
We administered a brief, 7-item questionnaire asking students to gauge their confidence levels, motivation, and goal orientation and to report major and previous experience with English.
Students were asked to complete the questionnaire prior to completing the diagnostic writing sample at the beginning of the second class meeting.
This was a freshmen course. All enrolled students participated.
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A report was prepared for the instructor providing a profile of the class. The report helped the faculty member understand his students better and know how to frame his discussions of the writing assignments when presenting them to the students. The information was also shared with Writing Center personnel who would be working with students from the class. Information about the number of students who considered themselves to be non-native speakers of English was particularly helpful for administrators deciding which tutors should work with this group.
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The body of Kassi Manlan, from Ivory Coast, was found by fishermen on the shore of Lake Tanganyika.
The five judges did not say why Manlan was killed but a defence lawyer told the court that Mr Manlan had been investigating corruption allegations.
Nine others were given jail terms for their parts in the murder.
Those sentenced to death were a former chief of security police, the ex-deputy director of public intelligence services, a former director of Burundi's main jail and a former top intelligence officer at the mayor's office.
They were found guilty of planning the murder, while some of those given jail terms carried out the killing.
One of the defence lawyers said that the trial should continue until the motive for Manlan's murder was established.
He said that Mr Manlan had making enquiries into reports that money meant to help Burundi fight malaria had been embezzled by government officials.
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Just a quick note, then Il look out my papers on monday(tomorrow) because my husband needs computer for paperwork today!! My Dads mum (my nan) was Nellie Maud Davidge so when Nellie married she became Grant. Nan (nellie) her dad was Edwin Arthur Davidge and his dad wad George Frederick Davidge (who married Isabella) in Preston in 1864. Then I beleive his dad was George born in 1811 and he was a butcher in Cardiff.
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From: Joyce Holeman <>
Subject: LATHAMS[NC SC]>KY>IL.ca 1765
Date: Sat, 29 May 1999 11:24:22 -0700
I am new to your list and thought I would post
this research that was done by my cousin Tom Brummett
[desceased] about 20 years ago.I hope some of these
names ring a bell and I can find other descendants,
update and make any needed corrections.
Our earliest known Latham forefather was ELIJAH LATHAM
who was born about 1765 in North Carolina.ELIJAH and
wife BETSY? settled in Christian Co,Ky,in that portion
of the county that later became Todd County,when portions
of Christian and Logan Counties merged to become Todd
County in 1819.
The family of ELIJAH and BETSY LATHAM consisted of four
sons and two daughters in the 1810 census.BAZEL LATHAM,
son of Elijah and Betsy,was a newlywed and enumerated
separately in the 1810 census.Children of Elijah and Betsy:
1-BAZEL b.1788 SC m.PERMELIA MCLAUGHLIN [Our Line]
2-JULIA ANN LATHAM b.1790 SC.m.ABRAHAM HURT 1810
3-JEREMIAH LATHAM b.SC or KY 1793 m.ANN SEARS 1816
4-JOHN LATHAM b.SC or KY 1796 m.SARAH SEARS 1830
5-STEPHEN LATHAM b.Logan Co,KY 1799 m.MARY[POLLY]SEARS
6-JANE LATHAM b.Logan Co,KY 1803 m.ABRAHAM M.SHELTON 1823
7-SQUIRE LATHAM b.LoganCo,KY 1805 m.MARY COLEMAN SHELTON
The eldest son of Elijah and Betsy was BAZEL,spelled in
a variety of ways-BASIL,BAZLE,and BOSWELL.
BAZEL,our forefather married PERMELIA MCLAUGHLIN around
1809,before the 1810 census.In the household of Bazel in
the 1820 census,there were 5 young males and in the 1830
census of Todd Co,KY there were 8 males listed.Known
children of Bazel and Permelia were:
1-ANDREW JACKSON LATHAM b.1818
2-GEORGE WASHINGTON LATHAM b.Mar 3,1824
4-STEPHEN[our forefather]b.Jan 6,1819
9-HIRAM LATHAM [could be from 2nd marriage]
10-BENJAMIN LATHAM [could be from 2nd marriage]
Following the death of PERMELIA,BAZEL married SUSAN
DRISKILL on July 20,1839.It is believed that Hiram and
Benjamin are children of Bazel and Susan Driskill.
STEPHEN LATHAM[our line]married FRANCIS MCCOLPIN
Jan 21,1848 in Todd Co,Ky.About 1856 Stephen moved
to Crawford Co,Illinois and settled near the McColpins,
south of Palestine,Illinois.
The children of Stephen and Francis are:
3-ANDREW LATHAM b.1851
4-NANCY JANE PENELOPE LATHAM [our line] b.1852
5-LUCINDA LATHAM b.1853 m.AMOS SHOULDERS
6-LAFAYETTE LATHAM b.1855
7-LAURA E.LATHAM b.1857
8-REGINA LATHAM b.1860
Death has again been in our midst and taken from it
a kind neighbor and friend.Stephen Latham was born in
Todd Co,Ky,Jan 6,1819 and died April 6,1900.He was 81
years and 3 mos.He was married to Francis McColpin of
same place,Feb 22,1847.to them were born 10 children,
six still living.
Brother Latham moved to this county in 1852,lived among
us for several years,then moved to Texas,but only stayed
a short time and moved back to this county,where he lived
until his death.
He leaves an aged wife,six children,18 grandchildren and
8 great great grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted at the house by Rev.McMurry.
The remains were taken to Seaney Cemetery for interment.
Seaney Cemetery is a small cemetery about 6 miles south
of Palestine,Illinois and named after the Seaney family
that donated the land for the graveyard. Also buried at
Seaney Cemetery is C.L.[LEANDER]LATHAM b.Oct 28,1856 d.
May 21,1922.and his wife MARY b.1861 d.1911.Flora,a 4
year old daughter of Leander and Mary is also buried
NANCY JANE PENELOPE LATHAM is believed to have been
born in Todd Co,KY. One record has her being born in
Indiana. She was born Nov 6,1852.NANCY LATHAM married
JAMES A MCGINNIS Sept 23,1868.The marriage was performed
at Palestine,Crawford Co,Illinois.
James A.McGinnis and Nancy had 2 children.
1--Mary Jane McGinnis b.July 10,1869
Mary Jane was raised by a family in Sumner,Illinois and
was known as Ina. Ina[Mary Jane]married James A.Allen.
2-JAMES ALBERT MCGINNIS b.Feb 11,1872 Crawford Co,IL.
NANCY JANE P.LATHAM and JAMES A.MCGINNIS were divorced
and NANCY JANE P.LATHAM married a Mr.SHOULDERS.Four sons
were born of this marriage,three of who are:Edward,Fred,
and Frank Shoulders. A daughter Grace died young.
NANCY and Mr.Shoulders moved to Drumright,Oklahoma. Nancy
died December 30,1951 at the age of 99.She is buried in
North Cemetery,Drumright,OK.
I hope some of this info can help someone----Joyce Holeman
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Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert will look for divine inspiration in the Capital One Cup - after getting into an unholy row with a vicar.
Clergyman Paul Deo was on League Two Bradford's public address mic in their 3-1 semi-final, first-leg win over Villa and could not resist a few cheeky comments at the defeated Premier League side's expense.
He even suggested Bantams fans may want to consider booking hotel rooms for the final at Wembley next month. And, ahead of the second leg tonight at Villa Park, Lambert says the comments may come back to haunt Deo and Bradford.
Lambert replied: "It's disrespectful to do that. But football's got a great habit of kicking you somewhere.
"Maybe you can understand him getting carried away, because it was their big moment.
"It was their home game, but it's disrespectful to do that to other teams. We'll see what happens after this game.
"This will be a different ball game.
"We had a lot of chances at Bradford – I don't think we will miss as much this time."
But Deo, vicar of Christ Church in Heworth, said: "There was absolutely no disrespect meant.
"It was never meant to sound like some sort of jibe, and there was no intention to be in any way smug or overconfident.
"What I said was, though the tie was far from over, Bradford fans 'could be forgiven for having a look at hotel rooms in London'.
"It was all simply part of the feeling of that amazing sense of almost-unbelievable celebration – little Bradford City actually have the chance to play at Wembley in a major final!
"It was certainly not intended to be in any way disrespectful to Aston Villa or to Paul Lambert.
"If it came over that way, then I can only apologise."
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Caught cold: Snow hits Bradford's build-up
By David Anderson
Bradford's preparations for their biggest cup game in over a century have been hit by the snow.
Phil Parkinson's League Two Bantams were forced to ditch plans to train in Bradford yesterday because their players could not get to the training ground.
They revised their venue and headed to the FA's St George's Park, where they trained yesterday afternoon, before spending the night in the Midlands.
The cold weather has caused chaos for Bradford.
They had to train at neighbours Leeds' Thorp Arch complex on Friday, and Saturday's game against Port Vale was cancelled due to a frozen pitch.
Parkinson hopes the disruption does not affect his players as they bid to make history by becoming the first fourth-tier side to reach a major Wembley final.
Goalkeeper Matt Duke, one of the heroes of their 3-1 semi-final first-leg win over Aston Villa, has warned his team-mates they cannot think the job is done.
"It would be foolish to celebrate too soon," said Duke. "The job is only half done and we've got to do it all again at their place.
"We'll have to be even better at Villa Park because they'll have their fans cheering them on."
But Duke insists winning promotion to League One is their real priority.
"As amazing as this run has been, we'd still swap it for promotion," he said. "If our league form dips, people will say the cup run has distracted us but hopefully we can do both.
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At the start of the first post-World War II Tour in 1947, René Vietto was one of the few remaining members of the races old-guard. Vietto jumped into the yellow jersey on the second stage, and many thought he could go all the way. But Vietto was less optimistic, and sure enough, he lost his yellow shirt on the 139-kilometer time trial from Vanes to St. Brieuc. Italy's Pierre Brambilla took the races helm after Vietto's demise, but on the last stage he was surprised by an unexpected attack from a little-known French rider named Jean Robic, who stole the overall race without ever wearing the yellow jersey.
Although René Vietto wasnt able to capture the overall title in 1947, he was the races indisputable king of the mountains. Whenever the roads got steep and the air thin, Vietto was unstoppable. Time trials had always been his undoing, and never was this more the case than in 1947. With the yellow jersey on his shoulders, Vietto began the 139-kilometer time trial from Vannes to St. Brieuc. All of France thought the extra motivation of wearing the yellow jersey would pull him through, but Vietto collapsed miserably. Some believe he had been traumatized by the motorcycle accident of his friend Jean Leulliot (the race director of Paris-Nice), and others insisted that his legs cramped after drinking a water bottle of cider during the time trial. Whatever the cause, the effect was the same: Vietto lost out on his last chance to win the Tour.
Robic promises his young bride before the start he will get her the Tour's first prize because he doesn't have dowry.
Louison Bobet (22), debuts in the French National team, gives up in the Alps.
Last rider: Tarchini (53th) at 7 h 28 min. 29 sec.
Robic, from Brittany, wins on the very last day, ahead of the French National team's leader, Fachleitner.
Stages to Brussels and Luxembourg; introduction of the Glandon and Croix de Fer climbs.
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Mozart in the City
City Recital Hall, September 1
IF EVER Mozart needed a champion, Geoffrey Lancaster would be an obvious choice. Directing from the keyboard, he drew a sparkling performance from an ensemble that was clearly hanging on his every gesture, drinking in his blend of scholarly wisdom and impeccable musicianship.
The articulation of the opening chords of Mozart's Piano Concerto No.25 in C (K503) laid the groundwork: tight, energised ensemble, avid attention to phrasing and an underlying sense of the grand architecture.
With the momentum of performance it is easy to lose track of the detail, but with Lancaster at the helm every note told and the sheer volume of information coming out of the score was like wasabi on the brain, simultaneously overwhelming and invigorating.
Lancaster's performance was that of a seasoned raconteur, telling stories full of personal insights. Some of these insights were in idiosyncratic phrasing, a little push of the boundaries. Others came via the studied application of light and shade, switching from joy to despair in a moment.
His decision to pare back the ensemble to solo strings for some passages was, for me, hit and miss, exciting in places but under-powered in others, but the very fact that he did it shows an artist who engages, experiments and lives within the music.
For his encore, Lancaster played two movements from Joseph Haydn's E flat major sonata which, he explained, was ''a staple of the domestic connoisseur'' in the late 18th century. Most domestic connoisseurs these days could only dream of playing with such elegance and insight.


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- The gross profit margin for SAP AG is currently very high, coming in at 73.70%. Regardless of SAP's high profit margin, it has managed to decrease from the same period last year. Despite the mixed results of the gross profit margin, the net profit margin of 15.65% trails the industry average.
- Although SAP's debt-to-equity ratio of 0.27 is very low, it is currently higher than that of the industry average. Although the company had a strong debt-to-equity ratio, its quick ratio of 0.94 is somewhat weak and could be cause for future problems.
- Net operating cash flow has increased to $889.76 million or 28.53% when compared to the same quarter last year. The firm also exceeded the industry average cash flow growth rate of -2.31%.
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Kerry Washington Wins Big at the NAACP Image Awards
Stepping out for one of award season's big nights, Kerry Washington attended the NAACP Image Awards on Friday (February 1) in Los Angeles.
Turning heads on the red carpet, the "Django Unchained" star donned a floor length Tiffany blue and white gown as she proudly posed for the cameras in front of the Shrine Auditorium.
The evening proved a big one for the actress, as she scooped up awards for best supporting actress in a motion picture, best actress in a drama for her work on TV's "Scandal", and the President's Award for Public Service.
On her work on "Django Unchained, the tearful beauty said, "This award does not belong to me. It belongs to our ancestors. We shot this film on a slave plantation in the South. They were with us every step of the way."
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From: Tom Caulley <>
Subject: [CORLEY] new family book
Date: Thu, 16 Dec 2010 16:51:43 -0800 (PST)
Announcing A new book, ALL HER CHILDREN, covering the Cawley, Cauley,
Caulley, Colley & Thornhill descendants of Sally Finley
(ca1766-1830+) & Caniel Corley (1747-1807) and their 6 chileern:
Allen Finley Caulley (1786-1869), Polly Finley Corley -Thornhill
(1790-1860), James Finley Cauley (1793-1876), Berry Finley Cauley
(1795-1880), John Finley Cawley (1797-1876) and Jeremiah Finley Cawley
(1799-1866). All born in Bedford Co., VA; many descendants having moved
to West Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri and Kansas.
The book
will be about 1100 pages in a loose-leaf binder, to make copying pages
easier. There will be a companion data-DVD with over 2000 primary
source documents such as census pages, birth records, marriage records,
death records, wills, estate papers, deeds, land patents, military
records (Revolutionary
war, Mexican War and Civil War), WWI & WWII draft cards, Photos,
Obituaries, DNA Y-Chromosome test results and newspaper articles.
will also be a descendants' chart showing each of the over 7000 names
and how they descend from Sally Finley & Caniel Corley (They never
Ed Griffith and I, Tom Caulley, have spent the last 3
months consolidating what we already had, researching new branches,
finding primary source documents and typing this book. This will be the
most complete book on this branch of the Corley family that has ever
been printed.
The book is 95% complete at this date with 1086
pages ready to print. I just need to acquire and add 4 documents and
about 100 names before creating the index "The old Fashioned Way"--by
The book will be sold "at cost" with the final cost not
exceeding the cost of printing plus cost of the binder , DVD, printer
ink and shipping. The
final cost will be known sometime in Late February or early March
(allowing me time to create an index).
If you are interested in reserving a copy, contact me at
Tom Caulley
Check my genealogy web pages at:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~caulleyfamilyinfo/MAINGEN.HTML (Links to my family tree, and 12 descendants' charts.
http://www.caulleyscorner.com/LawrenceCoOH/ Lawrence Co. Ohio Page.
http://www.caulleyscorner.com/IronCoMo/ Iron Co., MO page.
http://freepages.military.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~caulleyfamilyinfo/ Battle of Pilot Knob.
http://www.caulleyscorner.com/MoGenOmniSearch/MoCounties.html Missouri "Omni" Research Site
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~caulleyfamilyinfo/captjohnhughes.html Captain John Hughes Bio & Family Site
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~caulleyfamilyinfo/allenmain.html Allen (Finley/Corley) Caulley Bio & Family Site
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~caulleyfamilyinfo/CorleyDocLinks.html Corley Research/Document Page
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~caulleyfamilyinfo/Hatridges/index.html Hardwick/Hatridge Family Research Site
Surnames I'm Researching
My Lines are:
ANDREWS, BARTON, BEVINS, CALLAHAN, CAMPBELL, CAULLEY, CAULEY, CLARKSON, COLLEY, CORLEY, CUNNINGHAM, EARLES, FINLEY, FLEETWOOD, FREEMAN, HARDWICK, HARDWITCH, HATRIDGE, HAYES, HUGHES, KIRKPATRICK, MEASELS, McFARLAND, PARMLEY, SINAH, SINER, SKILES, SCOTT, SMITH (KY), THOMPSON, WHITE
My wife's lines:
BICKEL, CALLAWAY, CALLOWAY, CRAIG, DOWELL, EICHELBERGER, FUNDERBURK, GILBERT, HAIRE, HARRIS, HARVEY, JABIN, MINTER, PORTER, McLANE, McLEAN, PICKETT, ROFF, ROLFE, WEISBRODT
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Donovan R. Palmer wrote:
> I am reading the docs for m0n0wall in preparation of setting up an
> install this week. I wondered if someone could tell me which VPN is
> better for travellors accessing the LAN via VPN with WinXP laptops?
> PPTP or IPsec?
really depends on a couple of things.
1. is the m0n0 box on a static IP? the ipsec implementation requires at
least one static IP.
2. Do you just want to be able to "get into the LAN", or do you need
real security? PPTP is far less secure than ipsec, and I base that on
absolutely nothing right now, because I am too lazy to pull up the
relevant sources :)
3. Are the road warriors behind restrictive firewalls that do not let IP
protocol 50 through? no ipsec for you.
4. Ease of use - last time I tried to connect windows 2000 to freeSWAN,
it was a weekend project. I did not want to pay for a third-party ipsec
client for windows, and the built-in one doesn't follow all the
standards. Dunno if that improved in XP.
if you want the best of both worlds (i.e., ease of use of PPTP on
windows, but decent security), I still highly recommend OpenVPN. Either
set up an openVPN box in the LAN, or grab one of Peter Allgeyer's
images, that's what I am using since over a year, rock solid. Wife uses
a wireless laptop at home and can only get out through an openVPN tunnel
(starts automatically upon starting the laptop, default route gets
pushed by the server), I work from everywhere behind all kinds of
firewalls and have it listen on a tcp port (not changing the default
route, just to get to my internal mchines at home), never had a problem.
Even works with certificates, don't have to rely on PSK.
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Heard about this on the radio on the way home Friday. Anyone ever tried one?
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Nov 7, 2011 at 7:55 UTC
ouch...burned my tongue just reading that article :P
Nov 7, 2011 at 7:57 UTC
Nah, I think I'm good...
Nov 7, 2011 at 8:01 UTC
Dave's Insanity Ghost Pepper sauce is the hottest one I've tried so far. Took it to a BBQ this year and some guy put it on his burger like it was normal chilli sauce. After a downing a litre of milk he went home 10 minutes later.
Nov 7, 2011 at 8:04 UTC
They even look evil.
Nov 7, 2011 at 8:16 UTC
What I heard was that it is not a "stable" peper yet. it is a cross of other peppers and when they breads them they are not always the same level of hottness.
Still I don't want to have anything to do with any pepper hotter than Chipolte
Nov 7, 2011 at 8:30 UTC
I have ate Ghost peppers, I think I will have to pass on these.
Nov 7, 2011 at 8:46 UTC
I like the look of those, and the name. I don't think you will catch me eating them though.
Nov 7, 2011 at 8:51 UTC
Maybe, this could be a new level in SW.
Nov 7, 2011 at 8:59 UTC
Not today thanks.
Nov 7, 2011 at 9:22 UTC
Yes please :)
Feb 16, 2012 at 11:32 UTC
Here is a blurb from gizmodo on the scorpion pepper...
Now SPICIER than ever!!!!
"It's like the Chuck Norris of peppers"
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ECL alerts in Notes when a mailfile has delegate users
Technote (troubleshooting)
A customer had questions about how ECL alerts work after finding they were prompted with ECL alerts when they did not expect to be, for example in the following conditions:
1) If a user creates a folder in his mail database using iNotes, the folder is signed by the Domino mail server's ID where the mail database resides.
If subsequently this user opens this folder in the Lotus Notes client (instead of via iNotes), ECL alerts are triggered for the following 2 actions, only in cases where the server is not already listed in the user's ECL with the right to execute these actions):
A) NotesDatabase.GetProfileDocument
B) GetProfileField
2) If a delegate user creates a folder in the user's mail database using a Notes Client, the folder is signed by the delegate.
If subsequently the owner of the mail database, opens this folder in Lotus Notes, ECL alerts are triggered for the following 2 actions, where the delegate is not already listed in the user's ECL with the right to execute these actions:
B) GetProfileField
3) In a mail-in database used by several users, each folder created by a user is signed with his own ID.
If subsequently other users of the mail-in database opens this folder in the Notes client, ECL alerts are triggered for the following 2 actions, where the creator of the folder is not already listed in the users ECL with the right to execute these actions:
A) NotesDatabase.GetProfileDocument
B) GetProfileField
Statement from Lotus development
IBM confirms that in the 3 scenarios referenced above, the product is working as designed.
An ECL protects user workstations against active content from unknown or suspect sources, and can be configured to limit the action of any active content that does run on workstations. The ECL determines whether the signer of the code is allowed to run the code on a given workstation, and defines the access that the code has to various workstation functions.
By design, the iNotes product relies heavily on the Domino server, which results in folders of a mail database being signed by the server instead of the user. IBM will investigate the implications of modifying this behaviour in a future release of iNotes, as it has already been changed on our SaaS offering (LotusLive Notes). Development have confirmed they cannot modify the current 8.5.x versions behaviour for architectural reasons. The fact that a user is presented with ECL alerts that a folder has been created by somebody else in a mail database is a requested security feature used worldwide by IBM Customers. Modifying this feature would have dramatic ramifications for our Customers relying on it and therefore, IBM does not plan to change it at this time.
IBM recommends that end users be educated to understand which of the following actions they need to choose when receiving an ECL alert:
1) Do not execute the action "Deny the signer access to perform the specified action".
2) "Allow execution of the action this one time" to allow the signer access to perform the action only once. The ESA will appear again if the same action is attempted in the future. This option does not permanently modify the user's ECL.
3) "Trust the signer to execute this action for this Lotus Notes session" to allow the signer access to perform the action for the duration of the user's Lotus Notes session, until the user logs out of Lotus Notes or switches to another Lotus Notes ID. This option does not permanently modify the ECL.
4) "Start trusting the signer to execute this action" to allow the action to be performed and modify the ECL configuration to add the signature of the active content to the ECL. This grants permission permanently for the signer to execute the specific action any time on that workstation. They will not be prompted again.
5) "More Info" to display a dialog box that provides information about the design type, design name, Lotus Notes ID, signature status, and parent database of the code that caused the ESA. For example, locally scheduled agents, as well as manual agents, can generate ESAs. Click "More Info" to get information about the agent that generated the alert.
The product documentation indicates ways for administrators to set the ECL of users and/or lock their ability to modify the ECL. You can refer to the entry with the title "The execution control list" in the Lotus Domino Administrator help file:
Other security features described in the help of the Notes and Domino products should also be in place to protect sensitive data, like for example : ACLs, Reader fields, Encryption (this list is not exhaustive).
The appropriate use of the combination of all the security features included in Notes and Domino will provide a high level of protection for your data. Each company should decide on their own policies in terms of security and provide appropriate training to the users in this regard.
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IBM Notes
Software version: 8.5, 8.5.1, 8.5.2, 9.0, 9.0.1
Operating system(s): Linux, OS X, Windows, iOS
Reference #: 1514782
Modified date: 06 August 2015
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