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WA judge abused by Finks gang member
Published: February 4 2011 - 1:23PM
A chief justice has been abused in court while sentencing four Finks motorcycle gang members to two years' jail each for refusing to answer questions by the West Australian corruption watchdog.
Finks members Tristan Allbeury, Stephen Silvestro, Troy Crispin Smith and Clovis Chikonga had appeared before the Corruption and Crime Commission last year in relation to a brawl between them and rival gang the Coffin Cheaters.
The brawl had broken out at the Perth Motorplex on October 3 and left Silvestro and Smith with injuries.
All four men had kept quiet during the CCC hearing and were subsequently charged with contempt for refusing to be sworn in to give evidence and insulting corruption commissioner Len Roberts-Smith.
Today, Chief Justice Wayne Martin noted that the "persistent defiance" of the men to assist the commission in its investigation into organised crime was extremely serious.
Chikonga, 24, Silvestro, 42, and Smith, 37, were all given two-year sentences for refusing to answer questions or be sworn in to give evidence.
Allbeury, 29 and a new father, was sentenced to two years and three months for not only refusing to give evidence but insulting Commissioner Roberts-Smith during the hearings.
As the the sentence was handed down, Allbeury angrily told Chief Justice Martin: "You're an f...ing spastic, you live in a dream world. You live in a fairy world. You don't have any idea about the streets".
As he was ordered out of the courts he threatened to "knock out" a security guard.
Due to the seriousness of the offence, Justice Martin said it was appropriate for a penalty to be imposed in order to deter future contempt of court.
There would also be no eligibility for parole for the four men. However, Justice Martin said it was open for the men to get an early release if they decided to cooperate with the commission in the future.
"Notwithstanding the opportunity ... to each of the contemnors to apply for discharge from their sentence after purging their contempts, I am passing sentence on the basis that the time for coercion has passed," Justice Martin told the Supreme Court.
"Given that each of the contemnors has declined an opportunity to cooperate with the commission in the past and has clearly and unequivocally indicated that they have no present intention of doing so in the future."
He later added: "Each will in a sense be their own jailer".
"It is never too late, if any one the contemnors have a change of heart to cooperate with the commission."
Friends and family were in the court during the sentence, with some bursting into tears as the sentence was read out.
Fact box on the four jailed West Australian Finks Bikie members:
- 29-year-old father of a new baby.
- Receives a disability support pension.
- Suffers from bipolar disorder which causes him to be act erratically and at times "aggressive, violent and anti-social".
- Has extensive criminal record and has served significant jail sentences for several serious offences.
- Two years imprisonment for contempt of court by failing to answer questions at a CCC hearing.
- Three months imprisonment for contempt of court for insulting the CCC.
- 42-year-old father of six children, with one due to be married in April.
- Owns and runs a delicatessen with his wife and works in an earthmoving business.
- Has extensive criminal record including a 1994 conviction of attempting to pervert the course of justice.
- Two years imprisonment for contempt of court for refusing and failing to be sworn in to give evidence at a CCC hearing.
- 24-year-old of Congolese descent.
- Born in Rwanda, raised in Kenya before moving to Australia at age six with his parents as refugees.
- Father later jailed for attempting to murder his mother.
- Returned to Africa at age 14, coming back to Perth a year later.
- Has spent time in detention as a teenager and later in jail.
- Two years imprisonment for contempt of court for failing to take an oath or affirmation at a CCC hearing.
- 37-year-old father.
- Works as an operations manager for a construction company in the Pilbara.
- Has extensive criminal record although never sentenced to jail.
- Convictions include possessing a prohibited weapon and numerous drug offences.
- Two years imprisonment for contempt of court for failing to take an oath or affirmation at a CCC hearing
This story was found at: http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/wa-judge-abused-by-finks-gang-member-20110204-1aghr.html


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Running 3.0.23470 of SpiceWorks.
Running Exchange 2003 in a Front End and Back End environment.
When I edit the Exchange Health Monitor Widget, it shows the FE server listed twice, but one of them truly is the BE.
When I go to the Inventory tab and look at the Exchange info for the BE, it shows the FE name as well as the FE FQDN.
In the Exchange section of the machines, under Invetory: Both the FE and the BE have "Is Front End" set to 0. Both show the FE name and both show the FE FQDN.
I've deleted both machine from the inventory and re-scanned. Same issue. I've deleted one at a time and rescanned only the deleted one, still not fixed.
I've tried running the wmiadap.exe /f and it didn't do a thing.
It is seeing all the mailboxes on the BE and the single mailbox on the FE. It's just really the name that's bothersome as the widget shows the FE name even when I am looking at the BE.
Jun 24, 2008 at 2:35 UTC
I confirmed with EugB that we had a discovery bug for his configuration. I've given him a hotfix to address the situation, and the next update will support this.
Thanks for the help EugB!
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Jun 21, 2008 at 8:30 UTC
We don't have this FE/BE configuration to test, but it does sound like we are doing something wrong. I'll send you a message to see if we can figure out what the deal is.
Jun 24, 2008 at 2:35 UTC
I confirmed with EugB that we had a discovery bug for his configuration. I've given him a hotfix to address the situation, and the next update will support this.
Thanks for the help EugB!
Jun 25, 2008 at 6:19 UTC
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I have a similar issue with a different setup - with two Exchange Servers in the same AD on different sites the Exchange Monitor widget lists then both with the same name even thoguh if I add a second widget I can get them to show the stats from the two different servers.
The result being I get two widgets with differing stats (that's good) both referring to the same server name (not so good).
The inventory tab has the servers with their correct names no problem.
Jun 25, 2008 at 7:43 UTC
This sounds like the same discovery issue that EugB pointed out. I will send you a PM to see if you want to try out this hotfix and confirm it is the same. If it isn't, we will see if we can fix this as well.
Jun 27, 2008 at 11:08 UTC
Can i also get a copy of this patch. I have the exact same issue. FE exchange in DMZ is the only box shown.
Jun 27, 2008 at 12:58 UTC
Sure. It is actually only one fix - the same fix - and hopefully it will work for you.
Jun 30, 2008 at 1:28 UTC
I have a similar problem. When I try to edit the Micrsoft Exchnage Health box, the pull down shows my Exchange server and it's remote replication partner twice each. If I select the first of either box, I get two charts a bar chart of the users total storage size and the line chart showing 'server load'. Unfortunately, I never seem to get the bar chart data from the Exchange server, I seem to get the data from the replication server.
Jul 1, 2008 at 2:07 UTC
We have a similar situation where we have 2 exchange servers one in our domain and one in a child domain. For some reason Spiceworks is giving the IP of our Exchange server but the FQDN of the server in the child domain on the exchange section only??
Could this be the same problem.
Jul 1, 2008 at 9:27 UTC
Hi Pete,
It probably is the same issue. Let me send you that hotfix to try.
Jul 1, 2008 at 5:44 UTC
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Hi, I'm having the same issue, 2 back end servers, one each at two different sites and a front end. How long until a patch is issued? I don't have a problem waiting for the patch if it won't take too long to release.
Jul 1, 2008 at 6:06 UTC
The patch is probably about two weeks out.
Jul 1, 2008 at 6:22 UTC
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Same issue. FE/BE FE is shown twice in list. RPC count does not seem to be updating. Mailbox top users appears to work correctly.
Jul 2, 2008 at 12:04 UTC
I'm Also having the same problem. Can I get the Hotfix as well?
Thank you
Jul 2, 2008 at 5:17 UTC
I applied the fix from the email, now it just shows one exchange server, unfortunately it's the wrong one and it still shows that one twice.
Jul 2, 2008 at 6:20 UTC
Hi Chuck,
When you hover over the title bar of the widget do you see an "Edit" link?
Jul 7, 2008 at 9:19 UTC
Same issue here, can I get the hotfix?
Jul 7, 2008 at 11:13 UTC
I too would be interested in the patch. Our configuration has both an FE server with dual BE servers. Both BE servers show in the dropdown, but with only one of the servers' names listed. The FE server shows that it has Exchange installed, but doesn't have the exchange tab on the bottom detail page.
Jul 9, 2008 at 9:17 UTC
Jul 23, 2008 at 7:12 UTC
Add me to the list! 2 non-Exchange servers and my desktop computer show in the selection dropdown, but our Exchange 2007 server does not.
Jul 24, 2008 at 10:59 UTC
Looks like I need the patch aswell
Jul 24, 2008 at 12:51 UTC
I do have this problem too. Only one Exchange server appears in the list. How can we get the fix?
Thanks in advance.
Aug 27, 2008 at 4:18 UTC
I can confirm this fix is in the latest release and works just fine, Thanks!
You just need to rescan the offending machine, no need to delete, etc.
Aug 27, 2008 at 10:21 UTC
Just tried it and still doesn't show in the list. Manually added to the microsoft_exchanges table and now it shows up. Rescanned and it took it out of the list again.
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I am deploying printers using Group Policies and Security groups in a windows 2008 R2 Server environment. Everything is work well, but it takes over thirty minutes and a reboot of the client to update the group pol and get the printer when associated to the security group.
Does any one know of a script that can be run on the client to force an update to the GroupPol security group? gpupdate /force does not do it because there is not a change to the group pol, just the security group associated to it.
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Sep 29, 2010 at 7:40 UTC
How many DC's do you have? It could be that it's just taking that long to replicate.
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You can force replication from the command line with repadmin or by going to Active Directory Sites and Services- Your Site (Default is "Default-First-Site-name"= drill down in each of your DC' to NTDS Settings - Right click on the server listed and click "Replicate Now"
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Just 2 for now. 30 minutes would be about right. Any way that you know to avoid the reboot?
Sep 29, 2010 at 8:07 UTC
Is the secruity group by user or computer? The security group changes the SID so for a user would only require a logoff for the update. If your using the computer in the security group then it will pobably require a reboot.
Sep 29, 2010 at 8:30 UTC
Yes we are joining users. I'll try adding one today and wait the 30 min. Then a logout and login.
Sep 29, 2010 at 1:14 UTC
The first thing I thought of is what Kyle has already mentioned - the fact that a user's group membership is only determined when they log on. When a user logs on they get given a 'token' which references all of the groups that they are a member of, and this token does not get created/modified at any time other than when they logon. So essentially until they next log on, its as if they are not a member of the new group.
However, if the user is already a member of the group and you are just assigning the group to a new GPO then that change should not require the user to log out and log back in. Its not very clear from your original post exactly what you are doing but from your last post it looks like you are just adding users to a group and then expecting them to get a new printer added - is that correct? If so then bear in mind that group policy is not supposed to be instant and it is not pushed out from the server when you make a change. If I recall correctly, by default computers will only check for updated/new GPOs every 90 minutes and with a 30 minute randomisation either way (so it could be as little as 60 minutes or it could be 120 minutes, or anywhere in between).
Also, it depends on how you are deploying the printers as to when they will get added. Obviously if you have a GPO that has a script set in the Logon Script section that adds the printers then that is only going to be run at logon.
"gpupdate /force does not do it because there is not a change to the group pol, just the security group associated to it"
That is precisely what the /force switch does - it tells it to re apply any GPOs even if the GPO has not been changed. If you run gpupdate with no /force then yeah it will only apply GPOs where the version of the GPO on the server is different to the version number that the GPO had last time the machine tried to update group policy.
Sep 29, 2010 at 1:43 UTC
Thanks, that helps me understand the process better...still, it will take a while before a new user in the list gets that GPO
Sep 30, 2010 at 1:33 UTC
Another thing to look at is which AD box is your computer authenticating to? If it's the one you made the GPO change on, then replication would not matter, as that particular server would already have the updates.
Is rolling out printers using GPO new to server 2008?
Oct 2, 2010 at 5:27 UTC
CompUSav is an IT service provider.
question to you, the printers are they a shared resource? can you deploy printers using a configuration that setups the printers using the printers ipaddress instead of definning a share?
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Participants at the 320-acre camp are coached individually and in small groups during three-times-a-day sculling sessions (early morning, late morning and late afternoon). But there's time in between for field trips to Concept 2, a nearby scull manufacturer, as well as other Vermont tourist sites such as the Ben & Jerry's ice cream factory. Or hike on the camp's lakeside trails (your chance to fill up on the fall colors).
Cost: One-week programs, $835 a person; weekend programs, $488.
Information: 802-586-7767; craftsbury.com
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Details: In Manchester Village, it's not the trees that get people excited, but what's flying through the trees. The British School of Falconry, located at the historic, 183-room Equinox resort, offers visitors the chance to handle and fly Harris hawks, both for fun and for hunting.
Located on 2,300 scenic acres between the Green and Taconic mountains, the 237-year-old property, run by RockResorts, offers everything from 30-minute introductory lessons in hawk flying to four-day courses that include lodging, breakfast, classroom courses and hours in the field, culminating in a half-day hunt. For more serious practitioners, there's even a certification course that includes more advanced techniques (with plenty of time to see the leaves while "free flying" hawks along the Equinox's scenic trails). The program even takes children as young as 12.
Cost: Outdoor falconry lessons start at $85 for 45 minutes; half-day hunting-with-falcons outings are $319 for the first person, $170 each additional person; a one-night package including lodging, a falconry lesson and a one-hour hawk walk is $910.61.
Information: 800-362-4747; rockresorts.com
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Details: Maine long has been a center of the microbrewery movement that took off in the 1980s, and Portland is home to more than half a dozen nationally known microbreweries and brewpubs. Always wondered what it would be like to a mix up a batch of suds? Vocation Vacations, an Oregon-based company that arranges for people to test out their dream job, has cooked up an intensive, all-day fall "Brew Master" getaway at Portland's D.L. Geary Brewing Co., the oldest microbrewery in New England.
Under the watchful eye of master brewer David Geary, who ambitiously launched the award-winning beer maker in 1983, when the term microbrewery was still unknown in great swaths of the country, participants will spend a busy day. They'll learn to load barley into brewing vats and mix in hops, pitch just the right amount of yeast into the fermenter, mash and "sparge" (spray hot water over the mash to extract the sugars). Geary also walks would-be brewers through the behind-the-scenes action in his outfit's on-site laboratory and lets them try their hand at the brewery's bottling line, which packages Geary's Pale Ale and other brews for shipping to 14 states.
Participants usually stay at a nearby property, including the 95-room Portland Regency Hotel (rooms from $197; 800-727-3436 or theregency.com) and The Inn at St. John (rooms from $75; 800-636-9127 or innatstjohn.com).
Cost: One-day Vocation Vacations package, $499 (plus lodging)
Information: 971-544-1535; vocationvacations.com
Moose watching Lincoln, N.H.
Details: Leaves in the fall may be pretty, but they don't do much. Moose, on the other hand, are a delight to watch. The legendary gentle giants of New England's forests are known to preen for tourists, though you don't want to get too close to the massive animals while on a visit to the woods with Lincoln's Pemi Valley Excursions, which runs daily Scenic Moose and Wildlife Tours from spring through fall.
Offered just around sundown, when the moose are easiest to spot, the three-hour trips in comfortable vehicles take in the woodsy White Mountains, which are loaded with colorful leaves in fall.
Visitors stay in one of more than a dozen motels and inns in and around Lincoln, a hub for the surrounding mountain country known for hiking, horseback riding, kayaking and, yes, the fall colors.
Cost: $20, adults, for moose tours
Information: 603-745-2744; www.I93.com/pvsr
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NORMAN, Okla. (AP) Texas isn't the only Big 12 school looking into whether it should start its own TV network.
Oklahoma athletic director Joe Castiglione said Tuesday that the Sooners are also interested in the possibility and have already invested $3 million in a high-definition video facility on campus, but do not have a time frame for launching the operation.
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"A channel takes some time to launch, takes some time to develop, whether it's our conference or our own," Castiglione said. "That's everything from programming to getting penetration into the markets, and so on."
Castiglione said Oklahoma has consulted with Texas as both schools examine the possibilities but the two are not considering a joint venture. Texas agreed to stay in the Big 12 this week in part after getting assurances that it retains local media rights, including the possibility of a Longhorns network.
"We have discussed the concept of a channel with them. We're not in business together," Castiglione said. "That's not it at all. I don't want to give you that impression.
"We've been studying it. They've been studying it. ... We'd both like to be aggressive, and that part of our DNA to be aggressive."
Such a channel would not prevent the creation of a conference network.
Castiglione said the hiring of executive director of video production Brandon Meier a few years ago, teamed with cooperation from the university's journalism school provides an "outstanding foundation" for developing the channel.
He said a decision hasn't been made yet on whether the channel would be distributed through cable, satellite or broadband technology but the university has even taken into consideration such modern devices as Slingbox.
"We want to be ready to avail ourselves of that development of technology when we launch," Castiglione said. "It gives us a chance to think about all kinds of programming — whether it's live events, prepackaged, special documentaries that we film and develop for distribution."
Most football and men's basketball games couldn't be shown live on the school's own channel because of national TV contracts through the Big 12. But the channel could broadcast games in those sports that aren't picked up, along with others from the school's 21 sports.
Even student plays and other events from the academic side of the university could be aired.
What Oklahoma doesn't have that Texas does is a massive population base that includes some of the country's largest cities.
"That would be the big question: whether there's enough revenue there to warrant going down that road," said Neal Pilson, a former president of CBS Sports who is now a television consultant. "I know there are in Texas. Probably, it would be marginal in Oklahoma."
Oklahoma State athletic director Mike Holder said his school also looked into creating a network but "it doesn't look like it would be a revenue generator for us. It would be a capital loss."
"Even if you're the University of Texas and there are a lot of people nationwide that follow that brand, it's still tough to make a go of it," Holder said.
"If you're Oklahoma State, obviously with a smaller enrollment, a smaller population base in the state, no big metropolitan areas, it would be very, very difficult to make a go of it. We'd probably be more interested in doing things on our website, live streaming and things like that, than doing a network."
Castiglione said his belief in the television project — whether it's called the OU Channel, Sooner Channel or something else — is supported by months of research.
"I can make a statement of, 'Please don't underestimate the power of OU,' and I think we could back it up. But now, the study we have supports that notion. So, it's not just a bold statement," Castiglione said. "The proof is in the rating points that we see for the programs that we put on."
Castiglione said Oklahoma City generally ranks with Columbus, Ohio, as the two U.S. cities that draw the largest television ratings for football games. That creates a draw for advertisers, making up for what Oklahoma City lacks in population.
"Even though they may not be the biggest TV markets in the United States, the ratings in those markets are huge," Castiglione said. "So, you're getting a greater proportion of people in those markets watching."
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Reagan: The Hollywood Yearsby Marc Eliot
The compelling biography of an American icon's early years–as an aspiring actor, Hollywood star, and family man.
Ronald Reagan was one of the most powerful and popular American presidents. The key to understanding his political success and the remarkable likability and effortless charisma that made it possible lies embedded in his early years as a
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The compelling biography of an American icon's early years–as an aspiring actor, Hollywood star, and family man.
Ronald Reagan was one of the most powerful and popular American presidents. The key to understanding his political success and the remarkable likability and effortless charisma that made it possible lies embedded in his early years as a Hollywood movie star.
Using never-before-published interviews, documents, and other materials, acclaimed writer and biographer Marc Eliot sheds new light on Reagan's film and television work opposite some of the most talented women of the time; his starlet-strewn bachelor days; his tumultuous first marriage to Jane Wyman and his career-making second marriage to Nancy Davis; his controversial eight years as the president of the Screen Actors Guild; his place in the "Irish Mafia" alongside Pat O'Brien, James Cagney, Spencer Tracy, and Errol Flynn; and his friendships with Jimmy Stewart and William Holden, as well as with super-agent Lew Wasserman, who was instrumental in developing the persona that would prove essential to Reagan's future as a world leader.
Set against the glamorous and often combative background of Hollywood's Golden Age, Eliot's biography provides a nuanced examination of the man and uncovers the startling origins of the legend.
"A fresh look . . . [at] the genesis of Reagan's later public persona."
—New York Times
"Film critic and historian Marc Eliot has dug up even more about young sportscaster 'Dutch' Reagan, his journey west to Hollywood, his B-movie career . . . his relationship with super-agent Lew Wasserman, and his rocky marriage to his first wife, actresss Jane Wyman."
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For 30 years, Ronald Reagan was dedicated to a film and television career. Yet Eliot (who has written bios of Cary Grant and Jimmy Stewart, among others) claims previous studies of the former president gloss over this influential era. "To be able to fully comprehend Reagan the man, one must also understand Reagan the actor." With that charge, Eliot chronicles Reagan's film career, from his numerous "B" pictures, such as Girls on Probation, to the image-enhancing Knute Rockne All American, which contained Reagan's future political rallying cry: "Win one for the Gipper." Interspersed with tales of Hollywood casting maneuvers, Eliot takes a no-holds-barred approach to Reagan's personal life, whether his numerous affairs, his rocky marriage to Jane Wyman or Nancy Davis's single-minded determination to marry him. Eliot also examines his time heading SAG, the actors' union, which proved prescient. By 1962, Reagan was out of work, reduced to giving his "Price of Freedom" speech to interested groups. His delivery at a Goldwater fund-raiser was so inspiring that it jump-started his second career, clearing the way for the "Central Casting version of what an American president should look like." Extensively researched, this biography is an accessible and eye-opening read. (Oct.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Nearly 20 years after Ronald Reagan's presidency, his name means different things to different people. To some, it's the Berlin Wall, Reaganomics, or the Cold War; to those who knew his entertainment career, it's derisory reminiscences about Bedtime for Bonzo, the Gipper in Knute Rockne All American, or comedian Rich Little's mocking, rosy-cheeked, and head-shaking "Well...." Seeking to tie the entertainment and political sides of Reagan together and paint a more holistic portrait of the man, best-selling author Eliot (Cary Grant: A Biography; Down 42nd Street) succeeds in adding a little soul to a Hollywood career that has been undervalued if not entirely dismissed while setting the stage for what was yet to come. Although the book feels as though it is written too much in hindsight-Eliot's tendency to foreshadow and add melodramatic weight to occurrences occasionally gets the best of him-this is a valuable supplement to other biographies that focus more on Reagan's presidential years and is an important addition to large public and academic biographical and entertainment collections.
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Chapter One
The Next Voice
You Hear
At Eureka, I'd pick up a broomstick, pretend it was a microphone, and do a locker-?room interview with some of my fraternity brothers to get some laughs.
—Ronald Reagan
It was 1911 and Howard Taft was in the third year of his one-term presidency, a tenure of office so uneventful that on his deathbed he insisted he couldn't remember a single thing about it. In China and Mexico, revolution was in the air. In New York City, a fire in the Triangle shirtwaist factory killed nearly 150 workers and sparked nationwide labor reform. In Los Angeles, the immensely popular novelty of moving pictures was about to be transformed into a full-service industry by the merger of two independent film companies, which became Paramount Pictures, Hollywood's first "major" studio. And on February 6, in Tampico, Illinois, the heart of Chicago farm country, John Edward "Jack" Reagan (pronounced RAY-gun), first-generation Black Irish, and his wife, Nelle, became the proud parents of their second child, a baby boy they named Ronald Wilson.
Like his two-year-old brother, Neil (nicknamed "Moon" for his round face), baby Ronald was born in the cold-water flat the family lived in over a shallow bank on Main Street. There was no doctor available to make house calls for such poor folk as these, but Jack had managed to secure the services of a midwife, who brought the chubby infant into the world with a good old-fashioned smack on the bottom, which set baby Ronnie onto a crying jag that seemed to Jack would never end. Exasperated (and filled with too much booze), Jack declared later that night to the whole world but to no one in particular, "For such a little bit of a fat Dutchman, he makes a hell of a lot of noise!"
The crying eventually stopped, but the nickname stuck. From as early as he could remember, Ronald, whose given name was changed shortly after his birth (no one quite remembers why, but the certificate says Donald) was called Dutch. Jack, like his son, always preferred the nickname because, the father insisted, it made him sound more rugged than did the girlish "Ronnie" that Nelle had chosen.
At the time, the tallest building in Tampico was the grain elevator dominating the single commercial main street between the depots of two railroad lines. Jack worked in the general store across from the elevator. His knowledge covered all the departments, not unusual in these Midwest one-outpost towns, but he was especially adept at selling shoes, and his interest in them bordered on the obsessive; he spent his free nights analyzing the bones of feet and filling out forms requesting correspondence courses on how to sell the right shoes to fit them.
Unfortunately, his interest in and devotion to his work not only didn't help him get ahead, but after more than two years it also wasn't enough to keep him from losing his job. The problem wasn't ability; he had a lot of that, along with a good personality, a natural glibness, and an appreciation of when to tell a timely joke to move along a sale. It was, rather, what Ronald Reagan would later describe as the demon in the bottle that brought Jack down. Jack was a fall-down drunk who worshipped at the feet of Irish whiskey.
His wife, Nelle, on the other hand, was a straight-back Protestant, a member in good standing of the Tampico Church of Christ. Born in Illinois from a Scots-English ancestry, she'd met Jack in Fulton and fell fast and hard for the tall Irishman, accepting his proposal of marriage without hesitation despite the fact that he was Catholic. At least, she told herself, he wasn't a "serious" Catholic. He hardly attended Mass and although they were married in the Catholic church in Fulton, she had made it clear to him that their children would be raised Protestant. Jack had no objections.
Now, with two small children to raise—Neil, five years old, and Ronald, three—in the light of his latest firing, Jack, with his family, had to move far enough away to escape the stigma of what Nelle described as their disgraceful circumstances so that Jack could start over again. They moved first, in 1913, to the South Side of Chicago, where Jack worked as a shoe salesman at Marshall Field's department store, then they moved in 1915 to Galesburg, then in 1918 to Monmouth, where he got a job at E. B. Colwell's. They returned briefly in 1919 to Tampico, where Jack managed the H. C. Pitney General Store, a place he'd once sold shoes. Early in 1920, the family moved again, this time to Dixon, a real metropolis ninety-four miles outside of Chicago and situated along the Rock River. Nelle, determined the family would remain in Dixon for the sake of the children's having a stable schooling, insisted Jack lease a three-bedroom house on South Hennepin Avenue. He soon found a job at the Fashion Boot Shop, where for many years he would tell one and all, perhaps even Nelle, that he was a partner, when in truth he was only a manager with a modest override on the percentage of sales he generated.
Although the Reagan family finances remained meager—Jack and Nelle would not own a home until their son became a movie star and bought one for them—the instability of their lifestyle seemed to have had little outward effect on Dutch. Perhaps he was too young to feel the negative social aspects—the lack of friends, the discontinuity of schooling—of constantly being uprooted. In his memoirs, Reagan remembered the family's arrival in Dixon as the first "home to me. All of us have a place we go back to: Dixon is that place for me."
Dutch was nine when the family moved to Dixon. By then he had formulated and developed two essential root characteristics of his personality. From his father he learned the expressive charms of a storyteller, including the value of a smile along with the ingratiating flip of his head, slightly back and to the side; a pat on the back; and a tight and warm shake of a hand. (He'd also witnessed and been horrified by his father's alcoholic stupors, which always left him sprawled out unconscious on the living room floor.) From his mother he learned that a lack of outward expressions of affection did not necessarily mean an absence of love.
And from both of them he learned about tolerance and loyalty. His parents stayed together through poverty, endless and often shiftless moves, and public humiliation due to his father's inability to control his drinking. As young Reagan observed, the bond of love between his parents could not be broken, no matter what. According to his mother, that was the Christian way, and the Christian way always led to Jack's repentance. Even if his promises to give up the bottle never lasted, his well-intentioned attempts made all the difference in the world to Nelle. And it left Dutch with a lifelong aversion to drinking.
One of the first things Dutch did in Dixon was to become active in his mother's newly chosen house of worship, the First Christian Church. Its pastor, Minister Ben Cleaver, quickly became an idealized father figure to him, a simpler and more sober version of the real Jack. For decidedly nonpaternal reasons, Dutch also became interested in the minister's daughter. Margaret "Mugs" Cleaver's face resembled that of her handsome father; she was pretty, with a strong chin and a sharp, slightly upturned nose. Her eyes were set wide apart and, like the minister, she always wore a bright smile on her face. Her brunette hair was cut short in the curl-wave style popular with young girls during the 1920s. If Margaret's physical beauty reminded him of her "perfect" dad, her personality echoed the ship-righting strength and balance of his mother. Like Nelle, Margaret was never at a loss for words—and was very much the aggressor, the organizer, the finger-snapping miniauthoritarian. Her stabilizing if domineering manner appealed to Reagan as much as her good looks and quick wit.
All of these qualities were sharp as an arrow's tip for Reagan, and from the first time he saw her, he fell heart-piercingly, irresistibly in young love. After a few weeks of getting to know each other, they began dating, which allowed Reagan, in an adolescent fashion, to "remake" his father into a better man by casting himself in the role and playing it better than Jack ever could. Margaret was the perfect mother/girlfriend. For Reagan, even at this early age, role-playing was as good as, if not better than, reality.
Dutch and Mugs were soon going steady in that chaste mock-marriage style so in vogue with preteens of the day (hand-holding, movies, popcorn, ice-cream sodas, walks in the moonlight). Before long he was spending more time at the minister's home than he was at his own. Years later, Margaret's sister Helen would recall that "[Reagan] was often in our home and felt the influence of Father's guidance during those formative years." Mrs. Cleaver, a woman wrapped in Christian tradition and a perpetual apron, happily welcomed Dutch's presence in the household. Like her husband, she considered him the right kind of boy for her daughter to be friends with.
The arrival of Mugs into young Ronald's life ?couldn't have pleased Nelle more, as she, too, had become a familiar figure in the Cleaver home, often consulting with and taking the advice of the minister regarding her lesson books for Sunday-school teachings, her role in the Women's Missionary Society, and her regular dramatic readings in church.
Cleaver, a warm, friendly man with middle-of-the-road politics (that made him something of a liberal in Dixon), was also a strong supporter of the Eighteenth Amendment, the passage of which ushered in the era of Prohibition. Many in the congregation who personally knew the Reagans took Cleaver's incessant support of the passage of the amendment as an indirect but pointed criticism of Jack, who was already distrusted by many of Dixon's prominent Protestants for his insistence on remaining a practicing Catholic.
Rumors of a divorce were whispered like dirty words among Nelle's friends at the church. If she heard them, she didn't care; even if she had to crack the whip occasionally, Jack would always be her man. They were in love and that was the beginning, middle, and end of it. However, the tensions within such a close-knit religious and social community tended to agitate Dutch, who continued to feel embarrassment at his father's inability to control his drinking and who believed the other (Protestant) kids at school poked fun at him because of it. Being the object of their mean-spirited jokes turned him away from after-school activities, Sunday school, and eventually church itself. He much preferred his mother's regular nightly preaching to him and Neil from her Hostess Reference Book of enlightened social skills.
But most of all he found comfort in the dark, more secular world of the movies. Every Saturday morning, by himself, Reagan would go to the local Family Theater, where the "kiddie" programs of serials, comedies, cartoons, and Westerns transported him out of his reality and into a world of silver-screen romance and adventure. He especially loved the "cowboys" Tom Mix and William S. Hart, two actors among the biggest movie stars of their day (neither of whom were actual cowboys, a Hollywood tradition that continued with Roy Rogers and Gene Autry, and later on, John Wayne and Ronald Reagan himself). On-screen, Mix and Hart were two-fisted tough, knew right from wrong, always played the heroes, and always defeated the bad guys. They loved the land upon which they rode their white horses, they wore tall if rather impractical hats, and they carried silver six-guns. And with courtly grace and perfect manners they defended the honor of the town's beautiful, helpless, angellike women, more often than not the daughters of one of the fallen sheriffs or marshals, occasionally the "good" daughter of one of the "bad" guys. It was at the movies where Reagan learned all the "enlightened social skills" he would ever need. He would later remember those Saturday mornings as among the happiest days of his youth.
However, Dutch's incessant love for movies sometimes clashed with his duties as a boyfriend (as Margaret put it), especially when it came to church activities. Mugs strongly disapproved of the fact that her boyfriend was spending far more of his weekend at the Family Theater than at church. She also didn't appreciate what she thought of as his clumsy lack of self-control whenever they were alone; his groping at her was something else he must have learned from those movies! Indeed, young Ronald's hormones were raging, and as any boy might want to, he tried to share these new and surging feelings with his girlfriend, who slammed shut these attempts with as much authority as her father did the New Testament at the end of one of his sermons.
Mugs also did not think much of Dutch's new habit of occasionally taking a drink, even though it was never anything stronger than a beer, and would let him know in her typical authoritarian manner that she was not going to tolerate it. This continual criticism of his behavior somehow only made him feel closer to her and reinforced his belief not only that she knew better about these things than he did, but that she was the picture-perfect girlfriend for him. In his first memoir, Reagan wrote that at the time he was "sure" Margaret was one day going to be his wife.
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In Romans chapter 16 verses 17 through 20, Paul, himself, had picked up the pen in order to identify himself. When letters were sent, in those days, they were often dictated, and the only way that you would know for certain that the person who supposedly was sending the letter was the person who was sending the letter, as he would take the letter up, sign his name and perhaps write a few sentences of the last part of the letter so that you could see his handwriting and that it was, indeed, the person who the letter claimed to be from. It is of vital importance and significance to the spiritual health and welfare of the Roman Christians to listen to what he says, but its also important for our spiritual health and welfare.
The Church must be wary of those who cause divisions by teaching things out of accord with Apostolic doctrine.
Look first at verses 17 and 18, where we see this warning against schismatics, or dividers; those who cause division in the Church. The Church must be wary of those who cause division by teaching things that are out of accord with the apostle's doctrine. Notice that Paul directs this urging, this appeal, not to the elders, but to the whole Church. Look at his language in verse 17: "You brethren." Now, elsewhere, Peter and Paul will make exhortations like this to the elders. It is especially the elders' job to guard the flock. In Romans, chapter 16, verse 17, Paul explicitly directs this exhortation to us: "You brethren," you brothers and sisters in Christ, - the whole congregation - keep a lookout for those who bring division through wrong teaching; dividers, schismatics, and for those who create resistance to right teaching through their wrong teaching, those who are hinderers of the work of the gospel. Yes, elders are to be concerned about that, but every Christian is to be discerning.
Why, suddenly this exhortation? Where is Paul writing from? He's writing from Corinth to Rome. Now, in Corinth, there was division over doctrine in the church. There were already people there who were teaching false doctrine and Paul was having to confront that and here he is, signing his name to this letter, and he thinks, "O my, I don't want that to happen in Rome"!
Paul doesn't say for the church in Rome to argue with those people. He doesn't say to try and convince them, or try to win them over. He says, "Cut them off, shove them out. Have nothing to do with them. Leave them completely alone." And he gives a very unflattering description of their character in verse 18. He says two things. They serve their own appetites. They are serving their own desires, in other words, and they are deceiving those who are naive. And they are preying on those who are least able to discern their false teaching. And Paul's exhortation here is a call to every Christian to be discerning.
We live in a day and age where calling something false teaching isn't considered nice. It's not nice to call something false teaching. For Paul, doctrine -right teaching - is very important. And it is false doctrine that always brings division to the Church, and not faithful doctrine. And therefore, Christians must be on the lookout for those who cause division through false teaching.
It may be that you are a student getting ready to go off to school. It may be a liberal arts college or a state university. You may be required to take a religion course from someone who claims to be a Christian, and yet teaches against historic Christian doctrine. You will be called upon in that circumstance to discern the truth. You need to know the truth in order to do that. You may be a person listening to a teacher in some setting, a preacher, a religious authority who claims to be Christian, but who is against the apostolic teachings of Christianity. You are called upon here to be discerning.
Christians are to be "too good to deceive and too wise to be deceived, wise as serpents, harmless as doves."
If you will look at verse 19, Paul's word of encouragement and exhortation here is directly connected with what he's already said in verse 17, "for the report of your obedience has reached to all." Now, that doesn't seem to make sense at first. Keep an eye out for false teachers because I already know that you are doing such a good job, and you are growing in grace and you are obedient.
Paul is writing from Corinth where this is a problem, to Rome where it's not. And he is wanting to make it clear that he's not telling them to be on the lookout because they've messed up. He's saying, look, I've already heard the reports of your obedience. You are growing in grace. In fact, he says in verse 19, I'm rejoicing in you. And so I want you to understand, Paul is saying, I am not exhorting you in this because I am disappointed in you. I'm exhorting you in this precisely because you are doing so well, and I don't want you to fall into the trap. The exhortation is wrapped up inside of an encouragement.
Paul is calling these christians to be too good to deceive, and too wise to be deceived. He's calling them, in Jesus' language, to be wise as serpents, and as harmless as doves. He's rejoicing over them, but he wants them in their faithfulness to be innocent and wise - wise in that which is good, innocent in that which is evil. And this is the call to every Christian, a call for spiritual and biblical discernment. We need to know the truth. We need to know the difference between truth and error, and we need to exercise discretion in regard to those who are supposedly preachers of God's word.
God Himself is the source of our peace, unity, victory and we need His grace.
In verse 20, Paul goes on to give an optimistic expectation. He's given a warning, and he's given an exhortation wrapped up in encouragement, but here he gives an expectation of hope. He closes with a benediction. He says, "the God of peace will soon crush Satan under their feet." There's his expectation for the church in Rome. He has great hopes for them. God Himself is their source of peace and unity, and victory, and we need His grace.
Now, you need to understand the link of what he says in verse 19 and verse 20. In verse 19 he told you to exercise spiritual discernment, to be wise in that which is good, and innocent in that which is evil. That takes you back to a very old story in Genesis, chapter three, when Eve was tempted, and what did she show herself to be? Not wise in that which is good, and discerning and innocent of that which is evil, but naive and deceived in that which is concerning evil. So Paul in verse 19, is saying, don't you make the same mistake.
Paul is expressing the expectation that when you are faithful to be discerning, that God will crush Satan under your feet. Do you realize this is the first reference to Satan in the book of Romans? This is the first time he is mentioned. What is emphasized? That the power of God in the gospel is greater than the power of Satan.
Notice this interesting juxtaposition in verse 20 - the God of peace will crush Satan. What? The God of peace? Will crush? Yes! Because our peace does not come from the absence of warfare. It comes, in fact, directly from divine warfare against the enemy of our souls. God wins peace for us through divine warfare. Our peace is brought about by the victory of God, especially in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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Give us some good suggestions please so we can make this contest more interesting.
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Oct 9, 2009 at 2:37 UTC
SAM storage device? OK its a little over the budget
PS3 , laptop
A trip the Chilii cook offs (its really spicy ... geddit?)
Oct 9, 2009 at 4:48 UTC
Will the contest be available to those of us who don't live in the USA?
Possible prizes could include an iphone or Blackberry. How about a notebook computer?
Oct 9, 2009 at 5:09 UTC
Notebook is good, ebook is nice
Oct 9, 2009 at 5:25 UTC
why not a cash prize? or a holiday to meet the spiceworks team? the 24 SSD RAID PC?
Oct 9, 2009 at 6:49 UTC
a macbook
an apple tablet (if it will come out :-))
an iphone + itunes giftcard
a free one or two year subscription for either technet or MSDN
a big software package (e.g. Server 2008 R2 10 Windows 7 clients)
a giftcard to use in apple- or microsoft stores or at amazon
a free weekend travel (e.g. London for U.S. Spiceworkers or New York for europeans...)
a free one year´s stock for whiskey and beer of one´s choice worth 1000$ :-)
a big party for the winner and his friends
Oct 9, 2009 at 7:46 UTC
A gaming laptop with a Spiceworks-themed interface or custom pattern on the lid (HP does this). That would be awesome.
XBox 360 with similar custom themed lid and XBox Live points.
I think a mix of some gadgety tech with Spiceworks custom branding would be the key. That would generate a lot more interest, I think.
Oct 9, 2009 at 10:46 UTC
Hey! I'm serious!
Who wouldn't want a baby bunny?
Oct 9, 2009 at 10:52 UTC
...probably someone who is a work-at-home bunny, and has had to deal with her loud sextuplets all day long and would just kill to have a nap, just one nap for a few minutes of peace and quiet while the husband is working two bunny jobs to keep the carrots and lettuce rolling in...that's who!
Oct 9, 2009 at 11:00 UTC
@ Rob...sound pretty serious :).
Prize ideas - paid trip to spiceworksworld
Also where are the details for this contest what are you going to make us do :)?
Oct 9, 2009 at 11:00 UTC
But then if it was all branded-up, spiceworks style - with orange fur and a little logo'd cape, then she'd want it.
Oct 9, 2009 at 11:05 UTC
Well, you are right about that...Heck, I'd want one. Good idea ;) Don't tell PETA!
Oct 9, 2009 at 12:25 UTC
@Ivan - the customer has initially planned this for US only, but based on your question we are asking if they are open to adding European countries as well.
Thanks to all for the great ideas. We hope to have the details worked out early next week and get it launched soon. The contest runs through December so we didn't consider free pass/travel to Spiceworld.
Please share any other great ideas, our customer is closing following the thread to decide how to proceed with the contest.
I'll post more information to the thread once we are locked in and ready to start the contest.
Oct 9, 2009 at 12:37 UTC
I'd recommend a couple of netbooks. Actually, you could get three decently spec'd netbooks in for about $1000. This gives more than one person a chance to win, so you are likely to get higher participation. Netbooks are one of the hotter items at the moment, they will very likely be used and IT guys love gadgets.
Other options that might get people drooling...
Some SSDs.
Game Consoles
Popcorn Hours (Networked media players that will play EVERYTHING you can throw at them). Again, you could give away five of them for about $1000.
Oct 9, 2009 at 12:42 UTC
Oh last but not least - one of those Archos 5 Internet tablets. Very cool stuff.
Gift certificates for http:/
Ok, I'm done for now.
Oct 9, 2009 at 1:55 UTC
T-shirts, caps, you can never go wrong with them
Oct 9, 2009 at 4:03 UTC
Gift cert for a online computer store would be cool. Buy.com, amazon.com, newegg, geeks.com, whatever...
Oct 9, 2009 at 4:34 UTC
Gift certificates are the best because you can buy what you want and when you want.
Ultimately though, I think the best thing to win would be $ in the form of a Visa/Mastercard/Amex gift card...then you can geek out where ever you want.
Better yet...A chili pepper pinata stuffed with cash!
That's my 2-cents!
Oct 12, 2009 at 1:58 UTC
Hey, good idea with the gaming console.
A Wii, Xbox360 or PS3 in exclusive orange Spiceworks design. Or the design of the ad-customer. Or both. Or with an exclusice paintbrush on the console maybe... :-)
Oct 12, 2009 at 8:55 UTC
Netbooks, games consoles, iphone/blackberry, an hour at spearmint rhino ;P
Oct 12, 2009 at 9:26 UTC
an hour at spearmint rhino ;P
Drinks included though. I once paid £20 for two scotch's there.


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Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) has put forward to contest six state seats out of the 13 new seats created from the Election Commission's re-delineation process.
Its party deputy president Maximus Johnity Ongkili said PBS is confident to win traditional stronghold areas.
Maximus who is also Energy, Green Technology and Water Minister, said the party have discussed the matter with Chief Minister Musa Aman.
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