text: Users, Governments Give Views On Internet Governance Going Forward10/11/2015 by William New, Intellectual Property Watch Leave a CommentShare this Story:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)IP-Watch is a non-profit independent news service and depends on subscriptions. To access all of our content, please subscribe now. You may also offer additional support with your subscription, or donate.As governments at the United Nations negotiate outcome documents for the 10 year review of the 2005 World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), the rest of the stakeholders of the global internet are fighting for a voice, especially users. A recent event alongside the WSIS talks explored the user perspective, and discussed the future of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF), the annual meeting taking place this week in Brazil. "Putting People at the Centre of the WSIS+10 Review" was held on 19 October at the UN in New York. And this year's Internet Governance Forum is taking place from 10-13 November in João Pessoa, Brazil.Listed speakers in the meeting at the UN in New York included: Brazil Amb. Benedicto Fonseca Filho; US Amb. Daniel Sepulveda (US State Dept); Anja Kovacs, Internet Democracy Project, India; Raul Echeberria, Internet Society (ISOC); Ann Miroux, UN Conference on Trade and Sustainable Development (UNCTAD); Dominique Lazanski, GSM Association; and Grace Githaiga, Kenya ICT Action Network. The event was moderated by Deborah Brown of the Association for Progressive Communication (APC).The New York event was sponsored by APC, ISOC, the Internet Democracy Project, and the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA).Kovacs opened by discussing two meetings: an Asian regional consultation on the WSIS+10 Review, and a strategy meeting of global civil society on the WSIS+10 Review.She said they decided to focus the conversation on development, human rights, and internet governance, and that the focus is on access not being an "on or off" issue, but rather different degrees. They talked about benefits of social inclusion but also the harms of social exclusion, she said. Equality can be worsened rather than reduced by information technology. They also focused on the role of the state. On human rights and the outcome, they wanted much more discussion, such as freedom of expression, women, minorities and other issues. And they thought the document should address human rights in terms of strategy, as governments need a more proactive approach. People are being killed for expression, she said. On internet governance, they recognised the need for more principles. And finally, financing mechanisms are needed.Some of Kovac's views were reflected in two earlier papers, available here:http://internetdemocracy.in/2014/08/moving-multistakeholderism-forward-conceptual-pointers/ http://internetdemocracy.in/2014/08/moving-multistakeholderism-forward-practical-proposals/These pieces recognise that there is space for both multilateralism and multistakeholderism in internet governance, Kovacs told Intellectual Property Watch afterward. However, they also argue, as she did at the side event, that "both those spaces and processes as such and their scope should be agreed on by all stakeholder groups as provided for in the definition of internet governance in the Tunis Agenda" [which resulted from the 2005 WSIS in Tunisia]."If there is still a certain tension between multistakeholderism and multilateralism, this is because of continued mistrust on all sides that results from trying to skip deve zdstr6z 7 loping shared norms, rules and decision-making procedures as the IG definition demands," Kovacs said.She noted that the internet governance definition does not say decisions have to develop collectively by all, which she said is a recognition of the fact that different stakeholders should take the lead on taking decisions on different aspects. "As long as the processes in which those decisions are taken are considered legitimate at all, this needn't be a problem," she said.Githaiga said a regional African consultation had been held in September in Addis Ababa, with a range of different groups. Africa has not come out very strongly in the WSIS process, yet "it needs to be seen and heard," she said.Some African countries belong to Group of 77 (G77), she noted, which submitted a document with challenges. Some, like affordable access and broadband reach and quality, still need to be addressed in Africa, she said.Also, for WSIS Internet Governance Forum to be helpful to countries, it needs to be "not just a talking shop" in order to contribute to debates on development.She also said the digital divide is "still a major problem" in Africa along with the gender divide, and work will continue for 2030. And she noted a need for human rights. In Africa, the digital divide is still more of an economic divide, she said. A reliable and sustainable ICT system is necessary. Plus, the same rights as offline must be protected online, as in Declaration on Human Rights.The moderator said that some of those issues are addressed in the "zero draft" of outcomes for the 15-16 December high-level meeting at the UN in New York, others in a paper.Diminished ExpectationsAmb. Fonseca said "we had very high visions for this process," but "at this point in time our expectations are somewhat diminished." He said we can count on a very robust process. But the time for actual interaction between negotiators and stakeholders is minimal.Fonseca said there is a need to reaffirm WSIS. The action lines and other activities carried out during the 10 years is a whole body of work that should be preserved, he said. They should take account of issues that have come about since 2005, and ensure that they have the proper mechanisms in place.He said it is "no surprise" Brazil fully supports the Internet Governance Forum (IGF), the non-negotiating body set up by the 2005 WSIS. For a balanced outcome for internet governance issues, they need to agree on the way forward on issues. Extending the IGF is one thing they need to do. He mentioned a meeting hosted by Mexico that resulted in recommendations.Miroux of UNCTAD discussed linking the WSIS+10 with the SDGs, with perhaps more explicit linkages between documents, such as education or others.Dominique Lazanski of the GSM Association highlighted the goals of affordable access, gender divide, also addressing skills, with a focus on the local level. The linkage of SDGs and WSIS is necessary and could include capacity building on the ground. GSM partners with the World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and Gates Foundation. An enabling environment for increased investment is needed.Time for ActionEcheberria of ISOC said this is not a time for more reflection, but rather, "This is a time for action." Goals have been set at national, regional and global level at summits, which is good, but "there are times to focus on implementation, and this is time."There is "a sense of urgency" for the implementation of the issues on the table, he said. Half of the world is still not connected to the internet, "something we need to fix as soon as possible.""Having meetings and discussing is important, but we need action," he urged. In promoting linkage of ICTs to the SDGs, he went further to say ICT goals "are not just another kind of goal," as they are crucial for accomplishing all other goals. ICT is present in everything, and is key to achieving all other goals, said Echeberria.Echeberria said he hopes there be another summit for the next few years, to allow for action in the meantime. They cannot start process for a summit to be held in 5 years, as the kinds of meetings they have would mean weeks of meeting every year.He described "pillars" to work on, including: building infrastructure, especially in developing countries; building communities, noting it is important that people want to be connected and realise the importance of it; gender equality and capacity building; and bringing all of the experiences to feed the policy process. He said this is the only way to move from connecting thousands to millions and millions.Sepulveda said WSIS is a "living process" and a growing community, adding, "That's healthy and good." There are more institutions, more types of people involved in the process than 10 years ago. All parts of the process played a role in the process. Now, he said, it is time to "reaffirm" what was achieved, reinvest in the existing community, and do not invest in any new processes.Sepulveda called the WSIS "the most multi-stakeholder event in UN history."Line of LogicThe US delegate called the extension of IGF for another 5 years "arbitrary and insufficient." He noted afterward that the length of time should be tied to a "line of logic". For instance, the World Economic Forum is an "endless" forum. If a forum has to be renewed every 5 years, then why do people contribute, he asked.Sepulveda also said that whatever is decided about this institution or its sister institutions going forward, "we do not commit to any meetings without a strong multi-stakeholder process." The "whole body" needs to embrace what has been a "democratisation of the process," and it has to be more open and multi-stakeholder than this one.He asked practical questions about the notion of "enhanced cooperation," such as toward what end, what venue, and how it affects the health and well-being of other institutions in this process.And on financing mechanisms, Sepulveda said its needs to be ensured they are healthy as well. "We cannot send good money into bad places," he said.They want a commitment for existing development organisations to contribute, he added. This is already the World Bank and other institutions, and every nation has a strategy. Connectivity should be made a priority. "If make a voluntary, there will be no volunteers," he quipped."If we're going to shoot for internet for everyone," said Sepulveda, it can't be where there are monopoly providers, heavy censorship, or heavy state-owned enterprises. They have to look at models as internet access drastically varies. Closed countries do not have as much internet access, he said, citing examples of Cuba and Bolivia having low access.Now the need is to start being more specific and to ensure whole community is involved, he said. "This is to some extent a movement and a family. We don't always agree."The Brazilian ambassador said on the IGF extension, "We don't need a tenth additional IGF to demonstrate its usefulness," and suggested it be turned into a permanent body with support. "We don't see a replacement," he said.Nonetheless, he said, as Brazil was preparing to host the IGF, they were making sure to further engage on the process that has begun to make IGF output more relevant for community.Echeberria told Intellectual Property Watch later that the IGF is "much more than a networking event. It is a place where the international agenda is set. It is an event attended by almost everybody." At the meeting, one "can see the topics for the rest of the year."He also said IGF is the "right venue" for discussing controversial topics, like surveillance. Share this Story:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)RelatedWilliam New may be reached at email@example.com."Users, Governments Give Views On Internet Governance Going Forward" by Intellectual Property Watch is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.


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Two iconic race tracks reopen for business this weekend -- one of them welcoming an iconic jockey for the first time -- while the sport bids adieu to a pair of its stars.
The tracks are Saratoga in scenic upstate New York and Del Mar, situated on the scenic California coast north of San Diego. The jockey is Frankie Dettori, who was cut loose from his European commitments for a long weekend to ride for the first time at Saratoga.
Both "The Spa" and "Where the Surf Meets the Turf" have important stakes races on their opening weekend cards. And, with the opening of the boutique meets, the graded stakes for the heavy-hitting 2-year-olds also commence, providing midsummer dreams for the lucky owners and trainers of those steeds.
Trotting off to their second careers are reigning Breeders' Cup Classic champ Mucho Macho Man and Dunaden, the globetrotting winner of the Melbourne Cup and Hong Kong Vase, who is credited by his owner Sheik Fahad al Thani as providing "a vital role in the evolution of Qatar racing."
Let's say hello this week's preview by saying goodbye to some old friends.
The departures
Dunaden, a French-bred, 8-year-old son of Nicobar, had his greatest moments on the road for trainer Mikel Delzangles in the fall and winter of 2011. That year he used a victory in the Geelong Cup as a springboard to winning Australia's signature race, the Melbourne Cup, then backed that up by lifting the Group 1 Hong Kong Vase at Sha Tin. He has not won for a while but finished second or third in several Group 1 races last year, including a third in the 2013 renewal of the Hong Kong Vase. Sheik Fahad said a training setback prompted his retirement. Dunaden's Melbourne Cup win, the sheik said, provided his happiest moment in racing. But, he added, "Perhaps Dunaden's greatest legacy is that his success ignited my brothers' interest to become involved in racehorse ownership. His career has played a vital role in the evolution of Qatar Racing."
Mucho Macho Man, like Dunaden, retires basically sound despite the rigors of track and training. He followed up his 2013 Breeders' Cup win with a victory in the Sunshine Million Classic at Gulfstream Park, then finished fourth in the Grade I Santa Anita Handicap, a race won by Game On Dude. He had not raced since. "He is still sound and happy," said trainer Kathy Ritvo. "But we have decided it is in his best interests to retire him. He has nothing more to prove." He also finished second in the 2012 Breeders' Cup Classic and third in the 2011 Kentucky Derby. Equibase figures put his earnings at $5,625,410.
Historically, the Saratoga meeting was part of the "dog days" exodus from hot and oppressive New York City. Saratoga Springs provided a chance for the wealthy to take the waters, see and be seen and watch their horses race amid refreshing, bucolic splendor. It's not much different today -- except for all the money coming into the wagering pools from other sources.
Saturday's feature is the $500,000, Grade I TVG Diana, for fillies and mares at 9 furlongs on the grass. Chad Brown is trying to get another top-level American win for Alterite, a French filly who won the Grade I Garden City Stakes at Belmont Park last September in her first U.S. start, then finished second in the QE II Challenge Cup at Keeneland and third in the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf. She makes her first start of 2014. Brown also will saddle multiple Grade I winner Stephanie's Kitten. There are eight other tough ones, many of them multiple graded stakes placed. Think Emollient, Somali Lemonade, Solid Appeal, Strathnaver, Discreet Marq, Caroline Thomas, Tannery and Abaco. Oops. That's the entire field. It must be Saratoga. Dettori gets a leg up on Stephanie's Kitten.
Sunday finds 3-year-old fillies tackling 9 furlongs on the dirt in the $300,000, Grade I Coaching Club American Oaks. Stopchargingmaria comes off a win in the Grade II Black-Eyed Susan at Pimlico and broke her maiden almost exactly a year ago at Saratoga. Unbridled Forever is riding a string of three straight third-place finishes, albeit in tough company -- the Fair Grounds Oaks, Kentucky Oaks and Acorn. America has been knocking on the door in graded stakes. The other three need to kick it up a notch.
Del Mar
This is the track built by and for the Hollywood start, where investor Bing Crosby took tickets on the opening day in 1937 while singing "Where the Surf Meets the Turf" (including the line: "There's a smile on every face, and a winner in each race...". There used to be a fabulous display of photos from that day at the long-since bulldozed Boardwalk Casino in Las Vegas. Here's hoping the pix found a good home.
Saturday finds a dozen 3-year-old fillies set to go 1 mile on the lawn in the $200,000, Grade II San Clemente Handicap. My Conquistadory, fourth in last fall's Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf, drew the outside stall for this while making her second start of the year after a tough, last-jump defeat in the Grade II Selene Stakes at Woodbine. The Artie Schiller filly has made four career starts -- all of them graded stakes. Sandiva, a daughter of Footstepsinthesand, makes her first U.S. start after racing with some success in England and France, winning at Nottingham, Naas, Deauville and Newmarket but unable to make much impression at the Group 1 level. Istanford won the Grade III Arlington Classic in May but has been inconsistent. Sheza Smoke Show has won three of her last four, including the Grade III Senorita Stakes at Santa Anita last time out. Diversy Harbor has been in the money in all five career starts against top company.
Sunday, a half dozen turf runners are on display in the $300,000, Grade I Eddie Read Stakes at 9 furlongs. Summer Front comes into this followed a runner-up showing behind Obviously in the Grade I Shoemaker Mile at Santa Anita. The 5-year-old son of War Front has been a consistent performer but still seeks his first Grade I win. Cogito, a 5-year-old son of Giant's Causeway, is making his first start since finishing sixth in this race a year ago. Unbridled Command reeled off five straight wins in 2012, but then made only two starts last year and hasn't been too effective. Tom's Tribute did finish third in the Shoemaker Mile in his last start.
No, we didn't miss these races in the above track reports. They're just subjectively different.
Not only is Bessie's Boy 2-for-2, including a victory in the Tremont at Belmont Park, but Frankie Dettori is flying in to ride him in Saturday's $150,000, Grade III Sanford at Saratoga. Well, Dettori's coming to take as many rides as his various agents can line up for him in his first visit to the Spa. But Wesley Ward, no stranger to internationalism, was happy to put him up on the Smoke Glacken colt. He'll need all the help he can get while facing eight rivals, including Cinco Charlie, the impressive winner of the Grade III Bashford Manor at Churchill Downs. Chocolate Wildcat, second in the Tremont, also is back for this, as is Silverhill, second in the Bashford Manor. Nonna's Boy attracted attention with a muddy Belmont victory. There are some other really promising types coming off maiden wins, too. And, as an extra bonus, Rosie Napravnik is back from her recent injury, riding Silverhill.
Saturday evening's $75,000 Prairie Gold at Prairie Meadows in Iowa got eight flutters into the entry box. Brookerson, the 7-2 morning-line favorite, has won both his previous starts, both at Turf Paradise in Arizona. The Henny Hughes colt drew the outside gate. Shrewd Move finished behind Brookerson in both those races, then moved east to win at Prairie Meadows and finish fourth -- and a well-beaten last -- at Belmont Park in the $100,000 Tremont Stakes. There are recent maiden winners from Arlington, Indiana Grand and Canterbury Park, too.
Sunday, a half dozen are entered for the $50,000 Emerald Express for colts and geldings in the shadow of Mt. Rainier at Emerald Downs.
Internationally, Saturday's card at Hakodate features the Group III Hakodate Naisi Stakes for 2-year-olds going 1,200 meters or about 6 furlongs. Nine colts and eight fillies are entered. Among the latter is a Manhattan Café filly unaccountably named Umbilical.
2-year-old fillies
Both Del Mar and Saratoga have 2-year-old filly races on Friday. The $150,000, Grade III Schuylerville at the Spa attracted five, including morning-line favorites Fashion Alert (3-5) and Tulira's Star. Fashion Star, an Old Fashioned filly out of a Tiznow mare, kicked off her career with a 4 3/4-lengths triumph in the Astoria Stakes at Belmont last month for trainer Todd Pletcher. Tulira's Star, By Congrats, comes off an almost equally impressive first-out win over the Arlington Park all-weather course. Two of the others also are 1-for-1. Take Charge Brandi was a winner in her first start at Churchill Downs and Evrybdymstgetstonz (really!) got her picture taken at the first opportunity at Belmont Park. The latter is a Bustin Stones filly.
The CBTA Stakes at Del Mar is for state-breds and drew a field of nine. My Fiona, a Ghostzapper filly, comes off a third-place finish in the Landaluce Stakes at Santa Anita. Otherwise, these gals need some sorting out. As the program notes used to say, watch the tote board for further clues.
And speaking of wide-open, check out Saturday evening's $75,000 Prairie Gold Lassie at Prairie Meadows. There's a field of 10 with the morning-line "favorite" at 9-2. That's M B Prize, who has an impressive win over the track in her only start. But six others earned single-digit odds on the morning line, so good luck. Maybe box them for a dime.
Other major weekend races:
Arlington Park
A very nice field of 10 is assembled for Saturday's $150,000, Grade III Arlington Oaks at 9 furlongs on the all-weather course. Aurelia's Belle comes off a victory in the Grade III Regret Stakes at Churchill Downs and earlier won on the all-weather at Turfway Park in the Grade III Bourbonette Oaks. Her only off-the-board finish was a ninth-place showing in the Kentucky Oaks. Interrupted arrives from out east after winning the Penn Oaks on the turf at Penn National. Before that, she was third at long odds in the Grade III Florida Oaks on the grass at Tampa Bay Downs. She is making her first start on the all-weather but has been training over it at the Fair Oaks center. Stellaris has made four starts at four tracks from Fair Grounds to Canterbury and never missed the top three. Annulment has been improving and Florent Geroux rides. Colonel Joan was third in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf last fall. She's Offlee Good won the Arlington-Washington Lassie last fall but is winless in four subsequent tries.
A big and balanced field is set for Saturday's $300,000, Grade III Ohio Derby at 9 furlongs on the dirt. Almost Famous is a narrow morning-line favorite after finishing third in the Grade III Matt Winn at Churchill Downs last time out. He was fourth in that key Holy Bull Stakes at Gulfstream Park this winter. Jessica's Star has won three in a row, most recently the Grade III Iowa Derby at Prairie Meadows, where he caught Embellishing Bob and Vicar's In Trouble in the late going for the win. East Hall has had his moments in Florida recently. Watch for Cleburn, who comes off an unsuccessful detour to the turf for trainer Dale Romans.
Za Approval is the morning-line favorite for Saturday's $200,000 (Canadian), Grade II Nijinsky Stakes despite two fourths and a third from three trips so far this year. The 6-year-old Ghostzapper gelding looks to return to the form that found him a close second to Wise Dan in last year's Breeders' Cup Mile. This race is a furlong longer. Five Iron has been tough to handle at Woodbine. Up With the Birds won the Grade I Jamaica Handicap at Belmont to wind up his 3-year-old season but has been less than impressive in two starts so far this year. River Seven, Dynamic Sky, Really Sharp and Dorsett round out the field.
Is it not enough to have trainer Aidan O'Brien and his jockey son, Joseph, making up such a powerful force in international racing? Apparently not as Ana O'Brien, Aidan's daughter, steps up to Group 1 company riding Beyond Brilliance in Saturday's Irish Oaks at The Curragh. The other news from this race is the withdrawal Thursday of Epsom Oaks winner Taghrooda, leaving as likely favorites Epsom runner-up Tarfasha and Marvelous. The elder O'Brien saddles five of the 11 prospective starters with Joseph up on Tapestry, Colm O'Donoghue on Bracelet, Ryan Moore on Marvelous and Seamie Heffernan on Palace.


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The Golden Flashes have received a verbal commitment from two-star wide receiver Tajae Sharpe (Piscataway, N.J.), Rivals.com reports.
Sharpe also had offers from Pittsburgh, Akron, Delaware, James Madison, Massachusetts, Temple, Towson and Villanova.
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The Sum of All Fears: Obama Admin Believes that Healthcare.gov is So Bad It Could Bankrupt Insurance Companies
Fox's Jim Angle got ahold of internal Obama administration documents that cast the government's internal deliberations over Obamacare in a new light. While the administration offers moderately happy talk that everything is fine, in the background there is terror that Healthcare.gov's flaws could bring the entire healthcare law down.
To justify a no-bid contract with Accenture after firing CGI as the lead contractor, the administration released documents from the Department of Health and Human Services and the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services that offered a rare glimpse of its worst fears, saying the problems with the website puts "the entire health insurance industry at risk" ... "potentially leading to their default and disrupting continued services and coverage to consumers."
Then it went even further, saying if the problems were not fixed by mid-March, "they will result in financial harm to the government."
It even added that without the fixes "the entire health care reform program is jeopardized."
Shortly after the website went live,one official told Congress a critical part of the system – what is known as the "back end" -- had not even been built yet.
Doug Holtz-Eakin, former head of the Congressional Budget Office, says "the back end -- that information is supposed to be transmitted to an insurance company, the insurance company knows who you are, they know what policy you've picked."
But the back end still hasn't been built, so insurers are dealing with massive confusion, missing information on who's signed up and what subsidies they get.
Holtz-Eakin says that the web site can't match policies and people to the subsidies -- the most important thing it is supposed to do. If the site can't do that in two months, Obamacare could collapse.
Healthcare.gov cost more than $319 million to build with a total of $677 million obligated, according to HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, who keeps saying that everything is fine and there's nothing to worry about.


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Plonks heavy leather-bound broadsheet sized tome onto desk. Blows dust from cover to reveal legend in fading gold leaf: The Observer.
While the blog is still shiny and new we thought it would be worth revisiting the newspaper's original mission statement from 4 December 1791. Just to make sure all of our core values are upheld, and to keep us on-message.
A plunge into the labyrinthine depths of Observer Towers unearths the following, from Observer issue number one:
"AT A PERIOD, eminently distinguished for the most bold and masterly productions of Genius; for the most polished refinements in Art; and for the most majestic expansions of Science, little encouragement can be expected, to institutions of any kind, which have not, for their animating principles, THE MORAL AND RELIGIOUS ADVANTAGES OF SOCIETY.
Conscious of these important truths, the Proprietors of The Observer have determined upon a variety of Arrangements, which from their intrinsic qualities, as well as from their adventitious importance, they flatter themselves, will not fail to attach, in preference to any similar publication, the approbation of a people, not less eminent for their liberal rewards of merit than for their ample powers of discrimination."
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Assessor/recorder/county clerk records show a mortgage of Union-Tribune Chief Executive John T. Lynch is in default. The document lists his wife Catherine and the Lynch Family Trust. (This blog is a collaboration of three Reader journalists: Dorian Hargrove exchanged three emails with Lynch, Matt Potter pulled the records and I got the original tip and did the writing.)
In the first email, Lynch told Hargrove, "I know you will attempt to make something celatious (sic: see below) of this, but several of my assets were tied up for 15 months when I was in a lawsuit with the former partners of the two radio companies of which I was a part owner. The lawsuits have been settled. And frankly, my personal balance sheet is in good shape. I have no (0) debt other than this one mortgage." In a second email, Lynch said that the mortgage originator was seized by the FDIC and the loans sold for 40 cents on the dollar. In a third email, he said, "I stopped paying the mortgage when the new lender, who acquired at a discount, raised the payment unilaterally. The intent was to force a renegotiation, which it has." The matter should be settled this week, Lynch says.
Then Lynch asked, "Why is my personal financial information being analyzed by the Reader?" Among many things, the reason is that the default is a matter of public record, and Lynch is an important person in San Diego.
I am not sure I understand why Lynch used the word "celatious." It is a rare word -- almost non-existent. A 1934 Webster's says that celation is "concealment, esp. of a pregnancy or childbirth." Currently, the word is used infrequently, seemingly in matters concerning concealment of a child born out of wedlock. The word "cellacious" is a new coinage of salacious or lustful material communicated by mobile phone. The Reader has nothing celatious, cellacious, or salacious in mind when pursuing this financial matter.
Click here for a copy of the notice of default document
Why is Lynch surprised? Incredible that he would ask that question, and I would hope that he smirked sarcastically when he wrote that statement. Hey, Mr. Lynch, when you work for a man hell-bent on owning all print media in the 8th largest city in the United States of America and you're in charge of that print media, your personal finances are everyone's business.
Personally, I'm waiting for Walter Mencken's piece about Papa Doug buying up the Reader and City Beat, so Lynch can insist that NOTHING gets investigated and reported unless it's in line with his and Dougie's philosophy of turning San Diego into an over-developed money pit. So long as there's football in America's finest city, of course. And republicans, lots of republicans, that's very important.
Manchester and Lynch have not only bought the two major print media in San Diego County, the 17th largest U.S. market, but they want to buy media all around the country. Presumably, they will do to those publications what they have done to the Union-Tribune. If they had their way, San Diego would be renamed Corporatewelfareville. Best, Don Bauder
Lynch is/was a broadcaster for many years. (Well, he owned/ran radio stations.) But he can't spell. That's really funny. Especially since he should have a literate secretary or other mouthpiece at the U-T. Maybe when he was in the broadcast business little or nothing of consequence was ever communicated in writing, and as a result he spells phonetically. But that now he's a newspaper exec, he needs to get it right every time. Then there's the matter of literacy. If he was trying to spell "salacious", he got the word wrong and obviously used it incorrectly, too. (BTW, that refers to an excessive interest in sex, or something lewd, erotic, or bawdy. That doesn't fit at all.) Very amusing, but not at all surprising.
It seems to me that celatious, cellacious and salacious would all be out of context. He also got a comma in the wrong place, but I corrected that. I agree that a CEO of a media company should have a proofreader check the memos that go out. Best, Don Bauder
Shall we throw "fallacious" into the mix?
The more the merrier. How about hellacious? Best, Don Bauder
Lynch probably considers this an ad homonym attack.
Touche! No doubt, Duhbya. Best, Don Bauder
Lynch is/was a broadcaster for many years. (Well, he owned/ran radio stations.) But he can't spell. That's really funny'
What's funnier is he is a BETTER speller than I am.
I have done a lot of work in radio and TV. I am not at all surprised by bad spelling, bad grammar, disjointed writing. Best, Don Bauder
Yeah, SurfPup, we've noticed that. And noticed that, and noticed that . . .
I think SP's bad spelling and grammar generally result from excessive speed in making the post. Best, Don Bauder
And perhaps a slight hint of lesdyxia?
:). I never had a spell checker on IE8, so I finally downloaded one, but am usually too lazy to use it before posting the comments. Hey, what can I say, no excuse! I have lesdyxia!!!!! But I am getting good at the BOLD and other font styles.
You ARE bold, SurfPup. Best, Don Bauder
I'll let SurfPup address that. Best, Don Bauder
The Pupster and I are all good. I think...
The only poster currently upset with me is nomiskojeff.............and I think (hope/pray) Fred may have taken over my spot on Jeff's hit list.
That comment caused the word "Fumber" to pop into my noggin.
I have no way of proving it, but I am almost certain that fumber was a sock puppet for someone that still posts here occasionally, someone who used to spar with surfpuppy619 on a regular basis when he was posting under his johnnyvegas persona. I noticed quite a while ago that all traces of fumber have been scrubbed from the site. Like I said, I can't prove it, but I'm pretty sure.
Well, I'll clue ya, hon. Even with me bein' as publicity-deprived as I have here lately, it weren't ME!
Even hour quasi-namesake Sarah is publicity-deprived of late. Best, Don Bauder
I have no idea who fumber was. All I know is that he is gone. Best, Don Bauder
Haven't heard from Fumber in a long time. Best, Don Bauder
Nokomisjeff may disagree with us from time to time, but he has profound and worthy comments, normally on recondite market-related topics. We welcome his participation. Best, Don Bauder
An era of peace and love. Best, Don Bauder
I don't think SP has mentioned you recently. Best, Don Bauder
Then Lynch asked, "Why is my personal financial information being analyzed by the Reader?" Among many things, the reason is that the default is a matter of public record, and Lynch is an important person in San Diego. I think I agree with him, it is not really major news, even if he is semi hi profile.
Manchester and Lynch are San Diegans who now have a monopoly over daily print media in the county, and intend to take over large papers throughout the U.S. Sorry, SP, I strongly believe you are wrong: both Manchester and Lynch should be scrutinized carefully. We have followed financial matters concerning both. Best, Don Bauder
With grief like this on his credit report Lynch is going to have a hard time convincing HFC or Beneficial to loan him money to buy the LA Times.
MLIM's money would come mostly, if not entirely, from Manchester. Lynch hinted at the Harvard B School speech that MLIM was eyeing the Tribune Co. (including LA Times), which is a mare's nest in the BK court, where it has been tied up for ages. Don't count on it. Best, Don Bauder
You know, I could swear that not too long ago, a couple of months maybe, the bankruptcy judge signed the final order finally approving the reorganization plan. That would allow them to try for FCC approval to transfer its broadcast licenses to the new owners. and that they would officially exit chapter 11 late this year or early next year. I wonder how much of a haircut Sam Zell took, though I guess when you're worth $3.8 billion, it's no big deal.
I doubt that Zell took a big haircut. He never had that much skin in the game. I will be interested to see whether Tribune Co. actually exits BK in late 2012 or early 2013. Best, Don Bauder


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Hurray! The new crop has finally started on our Meyers, although if we don�t get some more rain soon, it�ll be a short season. Hopefully we�ll get some more rain in January to keep things going, but those early winter rains really helped bring the crop along.
I don�t thin the multiple sprouts so some of them are small, but all of them are ripe despite the color (color change depends on temps, and as we get close to frost levels the fruit ripens even though they don�t turn completely yellow).
This is about seven gallons� worth from all three trees, with lots more to come.
The lemons are coming, the lemons are coming
Hurray! The new crop has finally started on our Meyers, although if we don�t get some more rain soon, it�ll be a short season. Hopefully we�ll get some more rain in January to keep things going, but those early winter rains really helped bring the crop along.
i have one tree that is also full of fruit, hopefully will not lose in the cold temps.
Is the same true of oranges? We moved into our home 18 months ago and for the first time have a "crop" of oranges on our tree. I'm not sure when to pick them off. Most are all orange on the rind except for a little green on the very bottom.
When can we pick them?
TY! Congrats on your Meyers! I'm envious :)
Wow, I did not think citrus grew that far north. Are you near the water (having more temperate weather than further east Oakland)? I have been trying to keep my 'just planted this year' dwarf Meyer lemon from freezing. The tag says good to 32 degrees and we had 19 early mornings at 32 and below in Dec.! Our weather here is probably a little like when we lived in Danville.
We're on the edge of the 'fog belt' - in the Oakland hills, just west of Danville. 7-10 frost days per year only.
lynne, I recall several years ago a post from someone who had several citrus trees that said they can hang on the tree for months before getting ripe. With the Meyers, I use the 'tug and twist' test. Color does not make as much difference as one would think. Fruit that is ready to pick comes off quite easily.
Beautiful ! My Meyers are young, so we are just getting a few. What do you do with all those lemons??
I juice and freeze a lot of them. Usually put some peel in so it adds the lemon oil in. I use small containers, about 1/2 cup.
Fresh lemonade is always good. Honey-lemon tea when we catch a cold/sore throat. Preserved lemons are nice but high in salt so I've only made them a couple of times. We love chicken piccata and chicken thighs baked with garlic and lemon.
My DH insists on Meyers for vinaigrette dressing, says he likes it even better than balsamic.
I agree, so good on a salad! My girls like to slice them and take them in their lunch, so I suppose we could never have "too many".
Many restaurants here also include thin slices of Meyers in the batter when doing a fritto misto - especially good with shrimp and/or calamari rings.
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When I was in college, I used to clip stacks of Sunday coupons. I'd call my then-boyfriend-now-husband to gloat about how I just bought a can of shaving cream for–gasp!–25 cents. SCORE!
After college, I still clipped. Not "Extreme Coupons" clipping, but enough to save here and there.
But something happened along the way. LIFE happened–we had kids, got busier jobs, had more kids….and since two years ago, this busy blog thing.
I despise clipping coupons!
Shocked, aren't you? I know–you'd think someone as "thrifty" as me would have a purse stuffed full of manufactures' coupons. But I don't. I rarely use coupons because they're time consuming to clip and keep track of.
So when #CollectiveBias gave me an opportunity to try out Walgreens' Paperless Coupons (#WalgreensPaperless), I was looking forward to trying this. I already use paperless coupons at my grocery store. Awesome chance to see if Walgreens could spare me some couponing headaches and find me some good deals. :).
What's the Deal with Paperless Coupons?
"Old school" is buying a Sunday paper and spending 20 minutes with your 3rd grader's scissors, clipping away, only to sort through piles of wrinkled coupons trying to find the one you need.
"New school" is downloading the Walgreens app and "clipping" coupons with the touch of a button to your Balance Rewards account, then simply scanning your Balance Rewards Card at checkout (or entering your phone number associated with your Balance Rewards Card) for the coupon to automatically be applied. (TIP: You can also clip the paperless coupons from Walgreens.com).
(In my opinion, every store should have paperless coupons!!)
It's really that simple. For each coupon that I clipped to my card, it gave me a running total of the number of coupons I clipped, and the amount I'd save if I used them all.
How ya like that math?? And best of all–no coupons to stuff in my purse! WOO HOO!
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The other night after work I stopped off at my Walgreens on the way home from work, armed with the app. I had "clipped" coupons for notebooks…..index cards….ink pens…. I mean, everything a person could want for back-to-school stuff. But since my 3rd grader's backpack was already stuffed full of supplies, these supplies were for Mommy's blog!
I get so excited when I see office and school supplies, don't you?!
What was cool is that all the items I bought were on sale already….but the additional savings were because of the paperless coupons! Sweet!
Notebooks: Regular $3.99….SALE $2.99….but with clipped coupon, only $0.99 each!!!
Who doesn't love a pack of fresh pens?? I love this time of year….
Ballpoint pens: Regular $4.29……SALE of $2.99…..but with clipped coupon, $0.99 each!
Just part of the pile of goodies I bought!
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I recently signed up for a blogging challenge (you know I love challenges….wink wink). The challenge is for bloggers to see how much money they can make with their blog in 45 days. Recently I confessed to you that I have been slowly killing myself trying to "get ahead" in this blogging game, wanting to become a professional full-time blogger by fall of next year.
If I am going to make that happen without killing myself, I need these supplies to start writing down my goals……creating "To Do" lists on fresh legal pads….and of course, colorful pens! This blogging challenge has homework, so I need supplies if I'm going to earn an A. 🙂
Below was the first homework assignment: to find your blogging stats, and create some blogging goals for the next 45 days and beyond. Exciting seeing it on paper!!
The extra money I saved using the paperless coupons, I bought a bunch of Sharpie markers, too, so that I can color-code and label things for the challenge!
Yep, see the receipt right there? The balance rewards savings helped out a lot, but using the paperless coupons took my savings to a whole 'nutha level. Pretty cool!
Paperless Coupons – Yay or Nay?
Why'd they take so long to develop this? More stores should seriously consider paperless coupons. With the digital age, there's no reason that all coupons can't be access and scanned electronically. I don't have time to clip, sort, and find coupons. I want my finger do the clipping, whether I'm planning a shopping trip in advance, or making an impromptu stop at Walgreens and just want the coupons right then and there. Thanks to Walgreens for moving in that direction and allowing busy, impatient moms like me save money, too. 🙂
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The Foundation received 2 similar messages yesterday about the story Dr. Levy first alerted us to last winter. It has apparently made Television in New Zealand.
Hi Mr Fonorow. Last night on "60 Minutes" TV 3 programe here in NZ; a documentary of a farmer, diagnosed with a very bad dose of 'swine - flu' was about to have his Life-support switched off, when his family demanded Vit.C intravenosly; Med Superndt refused, then relented. Farmer recovers completely with Vit C. Much more to it. You can use it for evidence - When nothing else worked. Oh, yes; he was also diagnosed with Leukemia.
Tel. 0064-9-928-9000.(TV3)
To whom it may concern,
My name is Nicola Grace, spokeswomen for Health Freedom NZ Trust. This morning someone emailed me a YouTube clip of a program that aired in New Zealand last night on a man's fight with the orthodox to have intravenous vitamin c treatments rather than being left to die. He won and is very much alive.
The program is only available to be viewed in New Zealand. However with someone called Orthomolecular placing it on YouTube, overseas people can now view it. I'm not sure how long it will be up so if you think it would be of use to your database and website, please feel free to distribute.
Here are the clips
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However, by the time we tried to watch, they were already gone from utube - probably due to copyright. If anyone can find them, please post.


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Comparisons only natural with McIlroy and Woods
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. The comparisons are inevitable. The incredible skill, the youth, even the red shirt on Sunday.
Rory McIlroy�s dominant performance in winning the PGA Championship this weekend looked a lot like the early days of Tiger Woods.
Woods saw it coming more than three years ago. McIlroy made his professional debut in America at age 19 and reached the quarterfinals of the Match Play Championship. Woods saw how he drove the ball, the putts he made, the efficient short game and the composure.
�He has all of the components to be the best player in the world, there�s no doubt,� Woods said back in March 2009. �It�s just a matter of time and experience, and then basically gaining that experience in big events. Just give him some time, and I�m sure he�ll be there.�
McIlroy didn�t need much time at all.
The 23-year-old golfer from Northern Ireland now has won both his majors, the U.S. Open last year and this weekend�s PGA Championship, by eight shots. There have been only five majors won by eight shots or more since 1976 � three by Woods, two by McIlroy.
McIlroy also won his two majors at a slightly younger age than Woods, though that is a little misleading because he turned pro earlier. The PGA Championship was McIlroy�s 16th major as a pro. Woods won his second major in his 12th try.
But it was the way McIlroy won at Kiawah Island that allowed for the comparisons. After rain forced play to be suspended Saturday, he returned Sunday morning to finish the third round and built a three-shot lead. He wasted no time, pulling ahead with two early birdies. And on a demanding Ocean Course with enough wind to demand utmost precision, McIlroy played the final 23 holes without a bogey. It was reminiscent of Woods going the last 26 holes without a bogey at Pebble Beach in the 2000 U.S. Open.
�He seems to have that ability that when it�s a big tournament, he�s right there just waiting to break loose,� Davis Love III said Monday. �A lot like Tiger. The bigger the stage, the better he plays.�
Does that make McIlroy the next Woods?
Not yet.
Winning the second major was a big deal to McIlroy because so much is expected of him. He was never going to be a one-and-done major champion. The golf world knew that. But his win at Kiawah followed a turbulent season of peaks and valleys. McIlroy held off a furious charge by Woods to win the Honda Classic and go to No. 1 in early March. He went into a funk by missing four cuts in five tournaments, and then he shut up the critics with another dominant display in the final major of the year.
�I was a little frustrated with how I was playing earlier on in the year, but a few people in this room were probably pushing panic buttons for no reason,� McIlroy said. �It�s just great to be able to put my name on another major championship trophy, and looking forward to April next year and getting a crack at another one.�
That would be Augusta National for the Masters.
And next year is when McIlroy will see if he can stack up to the incomparable standard created by Woods.
McIlroy now is halfway home to the Grand Slam. Woods became the fifth player, and the youngest at age 24, to win all four major championships. He won the third leg at the U.S. Open with that 15-shot win at Pebble Beach, and completed the slam with an eight-shot win at St. Andrews in the British Open. Woods didn�t stop there. He won the next two majors to become the only player to hold all four professional majors at the same time.
McIlroy is not there yet. Not even close.
�It�s tough to say that Rory is a Tiger Woods-type player,� Graeme McDowell said. �Tiger Woods is a once-in-a-lifetime type player, and Rory McIlroy is at least a once-in-a-decade type player. He�s that good. I�ve been saying it for years how good he is.�
Jack Nicklaus set the standard with 18 majors, which Woods is trying to surpass. Woods remains stuck on 14 majors, and has gone more than four years without one. Nicklaus never had a gap that big, though Nicklaus never had the problems � with injuries or in his personal life � that Woods has had to tackle.
But the measure of Woods is more than just majors.
Woods won 54 times around the world, including 10 majors, before turning 30. McIlroy�s win Sunday was the sixth of his career.
�I�ve won my second major at the same age as he had,� McIlroy said. �But he went on that incredible run like 2000, 2001, 2002, and won so many. I�d love to sit up here and tell you that I�m going to do the same thing, but I just don�t know. It�s been great to win my first major last year and to back that up with another one this year. I can�t ask for any more. I just want to keep working hard, keep practicing, and hopefully, there�s a few more of these in my closet when my career finishes.�
It was Padraig Harrington who suggested it might be McIlroy � not Woods � who might catch Nicklaus. That sounded absurd last year at Congressional when McIlroy set the U.S. Open scoring record on a course that was soft and vulnerable from so much rain.
Kiawah was a strong test. McIlroy made it look easy. Asked to pick one part of his game that could have been better, Boy Wonder leaned into the microphone and said with a smile, �Nothing. It was all good.�
Woods used to make it look easy.
McIlroy is the sixth-youngest player to have two majors, joining a list that includes Young Tom Morris, John McDermott, Gene Sarazen, Nicklaus and Ballesteros. Those are legendary figures in golf. Morris died at age 24, while McDermott was committed to a mental hospital about the same age.
In contemporary times, consider another impressive list. In the last 50 years, McIlroy became only the 12th player to win a major in back-to-back years. The others were Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, Tom Watson, Ballesteros, Curtis Strange, Nick Faldo, Woods, Phil Mickelson and Harrington.
Woods doesn�t usually offer his thoughts on players unless asked, and McIlroy was on everyone�s mind Sunday at Kiawah.
�We all know the talent he has,� Woods said, echoing his comments from three years ago. �He�s got all the talent in the world to do what he�s doing. And this is the way that Rory can play. When he gets it going, it�s pretty impressive to watch.�
How to sustain that level of play?
�You just do it,� Woods said.
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ACT I. Sir John Falstaff, the portly rascal of Windsor, sits in the Garter Inn with his "bad companions" Bardolfo and Pistola. When Dr. Caius enters to accuse the three of abusing his home and robbing him, Falstaff dismisses the charges with mock solemnity. He then upbraids his friends for being unable to pay the bill. Seeking to better his fortunes, Falstaff plans to woo two wealthy matrons, Alice Ford and Meg Page. He produces love letters to both, but his henchmen decide their ethics forbid them to deliver the missives. Falstaff gives the notes to a page boy and lectures his cronies on honor, declaring it is nothing but a word, as he chases them from the inn.
In her garden, Alice and her daughter Nannetta, gossiping with Meg and Mistress Quickly, soon discover that Falstaff has sent identical letters. Outraged, they resolve to punish him, then withdraw as Ford arrives with Caius, Fenton, Bardolfo and Pistola, all warning him about Falstaff's designs. Briefly alone, Nannetta and Fenton steal kisses until the women return, plotting to send Quickly to Falstaff to arrange a rendezvous with Alice. Next, Nannetta and Fenton are interrupted by Ford, who also plans to visit Falstaff. As the women reappear, all pledge to take the fat knight down a peg or two.
ACT II. At the inn, Falstaff accepts Bardolfo and Pistola's feigned penitence for their mutiny. Soon Quickly curtseys in to assure Falstaff that both Alice and Meg return his ardor. Arranging a meeting with Alice, Falstaff rewards Quickly with a pittance and then, alone, preens himself. The next visitor is Ford, disguised as "Master Brook" and proclaiming an unrequited passion for Alice. Employed to break down the lady's virtue, Falstaff boasts that he has already set up a tryst and steps out to array himself. Ford, badly shaken, vows to avenge his honor. Regaining his composure when Falstaff returns, he leaves arm in arm with the fat knight.
In Ford's house, Quickly reports to Alice and Meg on her visit with the knight. Nannetta does not share in the fun: her father has promised her to Caius. The women reassure her, then hide, leaving Alice strumming a lute as her fat suitor arrives. Recalling his salad days as a slender page, he is cut short when Quickly announces Meg's imminent approach. Falstaff leaps behind a screen, and Meg sails in to report that Ford is on his way home in a fury. Quickly confirms this, and while Ford and his men search the house, Falstaff takes refuge in a basket of dirty linen. Slipping behind the screen, Nannetta and Fenton attract attention with the sound of their kissing. While Meg and Quickly muffle Falstaff's cries for air, Ford sneaks up on the screen, knocks it over and pauses briefly to berate the lovers as the chase continues upstairs. Alice orders servants to heave the basket into the Thames, then leads her husband to the window to see Falstaff dumped into the muddy river.
ACT III. At sunset outside the inn, Falstaff bemoans his misadventure while downing a mug of warm wine. His reflections are halted by Quickly, who insists that Alice still loves him and proves it with a note appointing a midnight rendezvous in Windsor Park. Alice, Ford, Meg, Caius and Fenton sneak in as Falstaff enters the inn with Quickly, who tells him the gory tale of the Black Huntsman's ghost that haunts Windsor Park at night. Alice and the others plot to frighten Falstaff by dressing up as wood sprites.
In moonlit Windsor Forest, Fenton sings of love and receives a monk's costume for the masquerade; Nannetta is queen of the fairies, Meg a nymph, Quickly a witch. Everyone withdraws as Falstaff lumbers in, dressed as a huntsman and wearing antlers. No sooner has he greeted Alice than Meg warns of approaching demons. As the knight cowers, Nannetta calls the forest creatures to their revels. They torment Falstaff with pinches until he begs for mercy. When the conspirators unmask, Sir John takes it like a sport. Ford betroths Caius to the queen of the fairies — actually Bardolfo in Nannetta's costume — and unwittingly blesses Nannetta and Fenton. Ford has been duped, but he too can forgive, and Falstaff leads the company in declaring the world is but a jest.
Six years after Otello, Verdi surprised the world with Falstaff, his jovial valedictory to opera. The surprise lay not in his ability to compose at an advanced age but in his deftness at setting a comic subject. Since the failure of the lighthearted Un Giorno di Regno in 1840, Verdi had set only tragic stories. Knowing the difficulty of writing a good comedy, he waited for the right libretto. His love for Shakespeare (whom Verdi called "the greatest searcher of the human heart"), together with the genius of librettist Arrigo Boito, attracted him to Shakespeare's fat rascal.
The subject won a great following in the Romantic era: Antonio Salieri, Giovanni Pacini, Michael Balfe, Otto Nicolai, Adolphe Adam and Ambroise Thomas all wrote Falstaff operas; Thomas even included Shakespeare and Queen Elizabeth I in his cast. Besides its mellowness and wit, Verdi's Falstaff is distinguished by a musical craftsmanship of such mercurial subtlety as to discourage wide popularity.
The premiere of Falstaff at La Scala, on February 9, 1893, featured Victor Maurel (also the first Iago) in the title role. The U.S. premiere fell to the Metropolitan Opera on February 4, 1895, with Maurel and Emma Eames as Alice.
The company's next new Falstaff production was mounted in 1909, with Arturo Toscanini pacing Antonio Scotti as Sir John, Emmy Destinn as Alice and Frances Alda as Nannetta in the premiere, a tour performance in Philadelphia. Scotti and Alda were again on hand as Falstaff and Nannetta when the Met mounted another new production of the opera, in 1925, along with Beniamino Gigli as Fenton and Lucrezia Bori as Alice. The show was stolen by a young baritone from California, Lawrence Tibbett, who created a career-making sensation with Ford's aria in Act II.
The Met did not mount another new production of the opera until 1964, when Franco Zeffirelli made his Met debut as both designer and director with a staging that was to remain in service through the 2005–06 season. A revival of the Zeffirelli Falstaff, conducted by James Levine and starring Paul Plishka, Mirella Freni and Marilyn Horne, was telecast on Live from the Met in 1992 and is available for streaming at Met Opera on Demand.
Robert Carsen's staging of Falstaff will be introduced to Met audiences on December 6, 2013, with Levine conducting. Ambrogio Maestri heads the cast as Sir John, joined by Stephanie Blythe (Mistress Quickly), Angela Meade (Alice), Jennifer Johnson Cano (Meg Page), Lisette Oropesa (Nannetta), Franco Vassallo (Ford) and Paolo Fanale (Fenton). The production will appear as part of The Met: Live in HD series on December 14.
Mary Jane Phillips-Matz's imposing biography of Verdi (Oxford) remains valuable for its scrupulous detail, but John Roselli's colorful The Life of Verdi (Cambridge) is also worthwhile and informative. Charles Osborne's comprehensive, reader-friendly The Complete Operas of Verdi (DaCapo paperback) is a good guide to the composer's stage works, as is The Cambridge Companion to Verdi (Cambridge).
Most of the twentieth century's leading opera conductors are represented in the Falstaff catalogue. Arturo Toscanini's 1950 radio performance with the NBC Symphony (RCA) remains one of the greatest recordings of any Verdi opera. Karajan's 1956 Falstaff with Tito Gobbi and Elisabeth Schwarzkopf is also deeply satisfying, as is Vittorio Gui's 1960 Glyndebourne performance with Geraint Evans as Falstaff (Glyndebourne). Carlo Maria Giulini leads a superb Falstaff with Fernando Corena, recorded live with Glyndebourne forces at Edinburgh in 1955; equally illuminating are the Falstaffs led by Leonard Bernstein (1966, Columbia), Riccardo Muti (1993, Sony) and Claudio Abbado (2001, DG).
On DVD, Ambrogio Maestri is the Falstaff in Daniele Gatti's Zurich Opera performance (C Major). James Levine leads a 1992 telecast of the Met's Franco Zeffirelli staging with Paul Plishka, Mirella Freni and Marilyn Horne (DG); Bryn Terfel cavorts through Windsor in a 1999 Covent Garden Falstaff, conducted by Bernard Haitink (Kultur). Glyndebourne's vivid 2009 Falstaff, paced by Vladimir Jurowski and set by director Richard Jones in World-War-II-era Britain, stars Christopher Purves as Sir John (Opus Arte).
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Clifford Chance and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer have won roles alongside a string of local firms on the potential tie-up of European defence giants EADS and BAE Systems.
The magic circle duo have been instructed to advise on discussions over the possible €38bn (£30.5bn) combination, which BAE confirmed yesterday (12 September) following movement in its share price.
Clifford Chance is advising Dutch aerospace group EADS on UK aspects, with the team led by global corporate head Matthew Layton alongside fellow City corporate partners Lee Coney and Patrick Sarch and Paris and Brussels-based global antitrust head Oliver Bretz.
French firm Darrois Villey Maillot Brochier is taking the overall lead for EADS out of Paris, with corporate partners Bertrand Cardi and Alain Maillot taking the helm. Darrois competition partners Didier Théophile and Igor Simic are also advising.
Darrois originally won the mandate from the longstanding client, later referring the UK work to Clifford Chance.
EADS has also instructed Netherlands firm Nauta Dutilh for Dutch advice, with Amsterdam corporate partner Hein Hooghoudt leading the team, as well as Wall Street firm Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz, where corporate partner Adam Emmerich is advising on the US angle.
Freshfields senior partner and corporate specialist Will Lawes has taken the lead role for the UK's BAE, with assistance from London corporate partners Piers Prichard Jones and Mark Austin and competition partners Alex Potter and Deirdre Trapp. Dutch and US partners from the firm are also understood to have been involved.
EADS, which is listed in Barcelona, Bilbao, Frankfurt, Madrid, Paris and Valencia, has instructed Clifford Chance on a number of occasions, while Freshfields is a longstanding adviser to London-listed BAE.
BAE said yesterday in a statement: "This potential combination would be implemented through the creation of a dual-listed company structure, under which both companies would operate as one group by means of equalisation and other agreements but would be separately listed on their existing exchanges. The discussions between the parties envisage that BAE Systems shareholders would own 40per cent and EADS shareholders 60 per cent respectively of the enlarged group."
The companies are considering a unified management structure with "identical" boards and executive committees at the two companies, which have worked together on previous projects, including the Eurofighter and MBDA joint ventures.
Background to this deal:
Both companies are longstanding clients for their respective advisers. Freshfields corporate partner Mark Rawlinson – who is now London managing partner – led for BAE in 2006 on its possible takeover of Babcock International, which was eventually acquired by Linklaters client VT Group (17 April 2006). The group has also used Slaughter and May, with corporate partner Nigel Boardman advising on the 2006 sale of its stake in Airbus alongside French best-friend firm Bredin Prat (17 October 2006).
Clifford Chance has advised EADS for several years, including successfully defending it in an investigation between 2006 and 2009 by the French financial regulator, the Autorité des Marchés Financiers, over alleged insider trading related to delays to the Airbus A380.


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Data::FormValidator's main aim is to make the tedious coding of input
validation expressible in a simple format and to let the programmer focus
on more interesting tasks.
When you are coding a web application one of the most tedious though
crucial tasks is to validate user's input (usually submitted by way of
an HTML form). You have to check that each required fields is present
and that some fields have valid data. (Does the phone input looks like a
phone number? Is that a plausible email address? Is the YY state
valid? etc.) For a simple form, this is not really a problem but as
forms get more complex and you code more of them this task becames
really boring and tedious.
Data::FormValidator lets you define profiles which declare the
required fields and their format. When you are ready to validate the
user's input, you tell Data::FormValidator the profile to apply to the
user data and you get the valid fields, the name of the fields which
are missing. An array is returned listing which fields are valid,
missing, invalid and unknown in this profile.
WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Data-FormValidator/
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make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/textproc/p5-Data-FormValidator/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install p5-Data-FormValidator
cd /usr/ports/textproc/p5-Data-FormValidator/ && make install clean
pkg install p5-Data-FormValidator
PKGNAME: p5-Data-FormValidator
SHA256 (Data-FormValidator-4.88.tar.gz) = c1a539f91c92cbcd8a8d83597ec9a7643fcd8ccf5a94e15382c3765289170066
SIZE (Data-FormValidator-4.88.tar.gz) = 99850
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
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No options to configure
Number of commits found: 55
Fix license information for portgs that use "the same license as Perl".
Sponsored by: Absolight
Update to 4.88
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Data-FormValidator/Changes
Update to 4.86
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Data-FormValidator/Changes
Update to 4.85
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Data-FormValidator/Changes
Update to 4.83
- Add LICENSE
- Add NO_ARCH
- Sort PLIST
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Data-FormValidator/Changes
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories r, s, t, and u.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Clean up the rest of the perl@ Makefiles a bit.
- Remove dependencies on modules distributed as part of perl core
- Remove references to FreeBSD < 8 and perl < 5.16
- Ensure that DOCS and EXAMPLES options exist for ports installing
PORTDOCS or PORTEXAMPLES
- Reduce unnecessary inclusions of bsd.port.options.mk by using
OPTIONS helpers and the like
- Fix some cases where dependencies were only assigned to BUILD_DEPENDS
- Fix a few of the cases where dependencies were only assigned to RUN_DEPENDS.
This one happens in many, many ports. I only applied it in cases where
it interfered with 'make test' but it should maybe be done more generally.
- Mute ${MKDIR} in installation
- Parethesize compound commands
- In www/p5-URI-Fetch, remove the ZLIB option that wasn't used
Change the way Perl modules are installed, update the default Perl to 5.18.
Before, we had:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18
site_perl/perl_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18/mach
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/5.18/man/man3
Now we have:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl
site_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/mach/5.18
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/site_perl/man/man3
Modules without any .so will be installed at the same place regardless of the
Support STAGEDIR.
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
Update to 4.81
- Convert to new perl framework
- Trim Makefile header
- Remove MAKE_JOBS_SAFE=yes, it's the default.
Update to 4.80.
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Data-FormValidator/Changes
- Update to 4.70
- Sort *_DEPENDS
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Data-FormValidator/Changes
Feature safe: yes
- Cleaning MD5 in perl@'s ports
Approved by: erwin@ (portmgr)
Update to 4.66.
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Data-FormValidator/Changes
Feature safe: yes
- Update to 4.65
- update to 4.63
- fix dependency (add Email::Valid)
- bump PORTREVISION
Update to 4.61
- Update to 4.57
- Update to 4.55
Welcome bsd.perl.mk. Add support for constructs such as USE_PERL5=5.8.0+.
Drop support for antique perl.
Work done by: gabor
Sponsored by: Google Summer of Code 2007
Hat: portmgr
Deal with depended ports: @dirrm -> @dirrmtry
Add dependency on devel/p5-Perl6-Junction
Noticed by: Veselin Slavov <email@example.com>
- Update to 4.51
- update to 4.50
Update to 4.40
- update to 4.30
Update to 4.20
Update to 4.14
Update to 4.13. Since it fails a lot of tests with 5.6.X, require
Replace ugly "@unexec rmdir %D... 2>/dev/null || true" with @dirrmtry
Approved by: krion@
PR: ports/88711 (related)
Update port: update textproc/p5-Data-FormValidator to v4.12
Update to version 4.12 which fixes the new, failing upload test
PR: ports/91374
Submitted by: hideo <email@example.com>
- update to 4.11
Update to 4.10.
Take a perl@ hat and add SHA256 checksums
Let the IGNORE message make a bit more sense and change it from:
===> p5-Some-Module-0.7 Port requires perl 5.6.x or later. Install
lang/perl5 then try again.
===> p5-Some-Module-0.7 requires perl 5.6.x or later. Install
lang/perl5 then try again.
Approved by: silence on -ports
Update to 4.02. Assign maintainer to perl@.
search.cpan.org redirect reduction canonicalization project, pass 1:
URLs automatically rewritten from /search?dist=Foo or /dist/Foo
to /dist/Foo/ (note trailing slash). After a 2002(!) reorganization,
this is the preferred way to refer to modules on search.cpan.org.
This pass brought to you by http://people.freebsd.org/~fenner/fix-search
Reset maintainership of Seamus Venasse who has not responded for some time.
Thank you for your efforts in the past!
Noticed by: tobez
Approved by: portmgr (self)
SIZEify (maintainer timeout)
Switch to PERL_MODBUILD (so that I don't break INDEX more)
Forced commit to note that I've verified the distinfo. Although the
major version jumps by 2, there were only 6 months' worth of changes;
however, in that time, a significant re-architecting was done. See
the Changes file for the extensive details.
Update to 3.14. PRs: ports/53877, 56541, 58852, and maintainer timeout.
utilize SITE_PERL
Submitted by: Cheng-Lung Sung <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Updated port: textproc/p5-Data-FormValidator from 1.91 to 1.92
(maintainer update)
PR: ports/47926
Submitted by: Seamus Venasse <email@example.com>
Update to 1.91.
Submitted by: Seamus Venasse <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Update to 1.11.
Submitted by: maintainer
Update to 1.10
Submitted by: maintainer
Update to 1.9
Update to 1.8
Update to 1.7.
Add p5-Data-FormValidator 1.6, a perl module to validate user input, usually
from an HTML form.
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