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Recently, we saw a McLaren MP4-12C invade a Toyobaru track day in California. Instead of dominating the day, as it should, the driver put it into a wall.
A Porsche Carrera GT owner in Indiana took his onto the track and didn't take a lesson from the California McLaren crash. Guess what? The car is now crashed and burnt.
The scene was Putnam Park in Greencastle, IN. Our tipster, a mysterious and anonymous human, told us that track conditions had a part to play in the crash:
The driver lost control under wet conditions early in the morning. The car veered off course and slammed into a photographer's car that was parked behind a corner worker station. The car caught fire after an oil line was cut. Both the driver and passenger escaped without harm.
The Carrera GT is a notoriously finicky and difficult to control car that requires a driver to be pretty damn good to get the max potential out of it in the dry. In the wet, it becomes that much more difficult.
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Peabody golf coach Jim Pohlman believes the four returning letter winners for the Warriors can compete with anyone.
Senior Tommy Morris placed 65th with a score of 97 last year at the state tournament at Seneca. Morris and graduate Matt Hiebert both qualified for the state tournament with top 20 placements at the regional tournament in Ellinwood and helped the Warriors place fourth in the tournament.
Morris had two top five finishes last year. He placed second at the Peabody-Burns Invitational tournament and fourth at the tournament in Hesston. Morris also earned a 15th place finish at the Marion varsity golf tournament, helping the team place eighth. The Warriors placed second in the Peabody-Burns Invitational.
Morris is a fifth-year senior for the golf team, since he practiced with the high schoolers when he was in junior high. Pohlman said he brings tremendous confidence and driving ability to the course.
"He can hit the ball a long ways," Pohlman said.
Joining Morris as returning letter winners are fellow senior McKenzie Ensminger, junior Cierra Foth, and sophomore Brooks Hodges.
Having two experienced girl golfers makes the PBHS team unique. Pohlman said Ensminger acts like one of the guys on the course and that Foth is no different.
"Both girls are competitive," Pohlman said.
What the girls lack in strength, they make up for in accuracy, often delivering drives to the middle of the fairway.
Pohlman expects Hodges to improve on a strong freshman season. Accuracy is where he would like to see the sophomore golfer improve.
Senior Joe Partridge and sophomore Brent Buller are new to the team and new to golf, Pohlman said.
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UAE. With Dubai targeting to become the Middle East's smartest city by 2021, a growing number of local and international FinTech companies are looking to make the emirate their regional base, according to Links Group, an Equiom company and a leading provider of commercial facilitation and advisory services in the Middle East.
The financial solutions ecosystem received close review at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting of the Global Futures Council, held in Dubai last month. During the event the FinTech revolution was brought to the forefront of discussions due to the pace of innovation within the sector.
The rate of FinTech growth in Dubai continues to garner worldwide attention, largely due to the 'Dubai Blockchain Strategy', launched by the Smart Dubai office and the Dubai Future Foundation in 2016.
With Dubai moving to become the first blockchain-powered government by 2020, both local and international FinTech companies are increasingly viewing the emirate as the testbed for their latest solutions.
The Dubai Land Department was the world's first government entity to conduct all transactions through Blockchain technology. Accelerator programmes like DIFC's FinTech Hive, which is focused on addressing the evolving needs of the region's financial services industry, are helping to attract innovative startups from across the globe.
While the Dubai Government's digital strategy is an important growth driver of both the FinTech and broader technology sectors, the UAE's young and digitally-enabled demographic is also a drawcard for investors.
In a region where more than half of the population is under the age of 25 and where smartphone penetration is among the highest in the world, tech firms see the potential for rapid user adoption rates. According to The World FinTech Report 2017, 50.2% of consumers globally already engage with a non-traditional finance company for transactions.
"We continue to work closely with the government to ensure that Dubai remains the location of choice for tech investment into the region. However, our recent efforts within the FinTech start-up community have highlighted the need for an even more robust ecosystem and specific infrastructure to be put in place to ease the incorporation process for these new businesses.
"Promisingly, the Dubai Government recognises this and is eager to collaborate with emerging sectors, such as FinTech, to put in place the necessary frameworks that will help cement the emirate's position as an epicentre for future industries and the Fourth Industrial Revolution," said John Martin St.Valery, Founder and CEO, of Links Group.
In addition to fast tracking the development of the legal infrastructure to support these new industries, the Government is also working to eliminate some of the perceived barriers to entry for foreign companies. Most recently, the Dubai Government announced plans to reform the UAE Commercial Companies Law to ease the foreign investment regulations which will see certain sectors liberalised from the 51:49% shareholder split currently in place.
Commenting on the changes, Martin St.Valery said: "As has been the case for a number of years, relaxation in the local partner majority shareholding is sometimes allowed and is likely to be extended to additional sectors. This is a positive move as Dubai pushes ahead with its economic vision. There is likely to be an enormous boost to foreign direct investment should this long awaited change to the companies law be implemented. And we're already seeing a positive reaction to the news. In November Links Group recorded its busiest month on record for new business enquiries, with two-thirds of those coming from new foreign businesses wanting to enter the UAE."
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Next Two Congressional Hearings On Copyright Reform Show The Exact Wrong Approach
from the setting-it-up-as-a-fight deptAs Congress kicked off its latest effort towards comprehensive copyright reform, I noted some talking points that raised a really big concern: many in Congress appeared to suggest that copyright reform was a fight between "content creators" and "technology companies" and that any eventual result would be a balance between what those two sides were squabbling for. This is very concerning for a variety of reasons. First off, neither of those groups should be the primary concern of lawmakers. The Constitutional mandate for Congress when it comes to copyright is to "promote the progress of science" (the useful arts stuff is about patents...). The key beneficiaries are to be the public.
So, the first concern, obviously, is that if the focus is on "content creators" on one side and "the tech industry" on the other, the public is not represented. That's a really bad idea. The second problem with setting it up as a battle between those two sides is that it suggests that what's good for one side is bad for the other, and this is a push and pull whereby when one side wins something, the other loses, and the "ideal" result is one where both have to compromise. Thus, you get talk about how copyright law needs to "balance" the interests of "both sides." Again, this ignores that there are a lot more than "two" sides here, but more importantly it ignores the idea that this is not a zero sum game.
The history of the tech and content industries shows that -- while they often squabble about things -- success goes hand in hand. Each and every major innovation from the tech world has resulted in greater opportunity for content creators. It's getting old to say this over and over and over again, but a mere four years after Jack Valenti told Congress that the VCR would be "the Boston Strangler" to the movie industry, home video sales for Hollywood were bigger than box office sales. Technology isn't anti-content creator -- it opens up new and greater opportunities. The focus shouldn't be on figuring out who has to "give up" what for "balance" but to seek out a scenario that is more likely to increase the opportunity for everyone (whether or not everyone grasps the opportunity may be a different story).
Thus, the key focus should be on what kinds of things should be in any copyright reform proposal that will "promote the progress" by building up those opportunities for everyone -- increasing innovation, not locking it down. That means bringing together everyone to figure out how they can help each other and the public -- not dividing them up and putting them on certain "teams."
But... this is Congress. And that's not how Congress works.
Instead, we're getting two separate hearings, one about how awesome copyright is, and another about how awesome technology is. As if those two things are in conflict.
Congress needs a fight between "this side" and "that side," preferably with each side involving giant multinational companies with giant lobbying budgets. Because, when you have a fight like that, both sides ramp up their donations to Congress to make sure "their side" is heard. Congress loves to set up fights between two big wealthy industries, because that just means more money for them. This is also why this won't be resolved any time soon (the longer you drag it out, the more money pours in).
So, it should come as no surprise at all that the next two hearings that the "Intellectual Subcommittee" have called are designed not to move the ball forward on real copyright reform, but rather to set up the "two sides" in the war. First up, next week, there will be a hearing on "Innovation in America: The Role of Copyrights." The following week? Same thing, but "the role of technology" (official title hasn't been released yet, as far as I can tell, but I've seen a few variations floating around, that basically just involve substituting "technology" for "copyrights") -- as if technology is inherently "anti-copyright."
The end result will be lots of home team cheering from people who solidly identify with one side or the other, coupled with ragging on "the other side." But there will be little or nothing to actually look at how those two "sides," along with many others, can come together to best serve the public benefit in terms of furthering the incentives to have important cultural and intellectual works created, experienced and shared.
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Lately, Barack Obama has been saying that major action is needed to avert what he keeps calling a "crisis" in Social Security - most recently in an interview with The National Journal. Progressives who fought hard and successfully against the Bush administration's attempt to panic America into privatizing the New Deal's crown jewel are outraged, and rightly so.
But Mr. Obama's Social Security mistake was, in fact, exactly what you'd expect from a candidate who promises to transcend partisanship in an age when that's neither possible nor desirable.
To understand the nature of Mr. Obama's mistake, you need to know something about the special role of Social Security in American political discourse.
Inside the Beltway, doomsaying about Social Security - declaring that the program as we know it can't survive the onslaught of retiring baby boomers - is regarded as a sort of badge of seriousness, a way of showing how statesmanlike and tough-minded you are.
Consider, for example, this exchange about Social Security between Chris Matthews of MSNBC and Tim Russert of NBC, on a recent edition of Mr. Matthews's program "Hardball."
Mr. Russert: "Everyone knows Social Security, as it's constructed, is not going to be in the same place it's going to be for the next generation, Democrats, Republicans, liberals, conservatives."
Mr. Matthews: "It's a bad Ponzi scheme, at this point."
Mr. Russert: "Yes."
But the "everyone" who knows that Social Security is doomed doesn't include anyone who actually understands the numbers. In fact, the whole Beltway obsession with the fiscal burden of an aging population is misguided.
As Peter Orszag, the director of the Congressional Budget Office, put it in a recent article co-authored with senior analyst Philip Ellis: "The long-term fiscal condition of the United States has been largely misdiagnosed. Despite all the attention paid to demographic challenges, such as the coming retirement of the baby-boom generation, our country's financial health will in fact be determined primarily by the growth rate of per capita health care costs."
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Thus, in 2005, the Bush administration tried to push through a combination of privatization and benefit cuts that would, over time, have reduced Social Security to nothing but a giant 401(k). The administration claimed that this was necessary to save the program, which officials insisted was "heading toward an iceberg."
But the administration's real motives were, in fact, ideological. The anti-tax activist Stephen Moore gave the game away when he described Social Security as "the soft underbelly of the welfare state," and hailed the Bush plan as a way to put a "spear" through that soft underbelly.
Fortunately, the scare tactics failed. Democrats in Congress stood their ground; progressive analysts debunked, one after another, the phony arguments of the privatizers; and the public made it clear that it wants to preserve a basic safety net for retired Americans.
That should have been that. But what Jonathan Chait of The New Republic calls "entitlement hysteria" never seems to die. In October, The Washington Post published an editorial castigating Hillary Clinton for, um, not being panicky about Social Security - and as we've seen, nonsense like the claim that Social Security is a Ponzi scheme seems to be back in vogue.
Which brings us back to Mr. Obama. Why would he, in effect, play along with this new round of scare-mongering and devalue one of the great progressive victories of the Bush years?
I don't believe Mr. Obama is a closet privatizer. He is, however, someone who keeps insisting that he can transcend the partisanship of our times - and in this case, that turned him into a sucker.
Mr. Obama wanted a way to distinguish himself from Hillary Clinton - and for Mr. Obama, who has said that the reason "we can't tackle the big problems that demand solutions" is that "politics has become so bitter and partisan," joining in the attack on Senator Clinton's Social Security position must have seemed like a golden opportunity to sound forceful yet bipartisan.
But Social Security isn't a big problem that demands a solution; it's a small problem, way down the list of major issues facing America, that has nonetheless become an obsession of Beltway insiders. And on Social Security, as on many other issues, what Washington means by bipartisanship is mainly that everyone should come together to give conservatives what they want.
We all wish that American politics weren't so bitter and partisan. But if you try to find common ground where none exists - which is the case for many issues today - you end up being played for a fool. And that's what has just happened to Mr. Obama.
Paul Krugman is Professor of Economics at Princeton University and a regular New York Times columnist. His most recent book is The Conscience of a Liberal.
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When God is Not Enough
"You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you" (Augustine, Confessions). "There is a God-shaped vacuum in the heart of every man which cannot be filled by any created thing, but …Read More
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We are all inveterate worshipers — it's just something we do without thinking about it. Worshiping is part of our nature because God created us to worship Him, and, by doing so, we bring both Him and ourselves deep pleasure …Read More
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Martin Luther, in his Table Talk #403, makes the statement that "an upright shepherd and minister must improve his flock by edification, and also resist and defend it; otherwise, if resisting be absent, the wolf devours the sheep." Resisting …Read More
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In 726, Emperor Leo's order to destroy the image of Christ at the imperial palace provoked a riot, and a long and virulent controversy engulfed the Eastern church. Not until the Empress Irene called the second council of Nicea in …Read More
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Pluralism has found a home among the people of God. While pluralism — the acceptance of nonbiblical ideas and practices as compatible with biblical faith and life — is not a new phenomenon, its persistence in church history and the …Read More
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Pride is the idolatry of the self. It is the nature of pride as competition with God — the displacing of God by the self at the center — that has led many Christian thinkers through the ages to regard …Read More
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My guess is that you can't guess who the fastest growing debtors in America are. According to the Wall Street Journal (1/19/07, W2), it's the super rich — not to be confused with the obscenely rich. The …Read More
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Gilbert Meilaender is a truly heroic figure. I would like to share my admiration for him with others as an encouragement to persevere in the face of persecution. Meilaender is an internationally known ethicist and one of a group of …Read More
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Our society applauds the rich religious diversity found throughout the world. I know this because the satellite dish on the roof of my house keeps receiving signals from National Geographic, Discovery Channel, and a host of other programs daring me …Read More
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The Detroit City FC semi-pro soccer team said today it has hired Donovan Powell as general manager.
Powell, a Toledo native who most recently worked in sales with the Columbus Blue Jackets of the National Hockey League, will be the team's first full-time employee since it began play in 2012, Detroit City said in a statement.
"Instead of accepting a promotion with the Blue Jackets, he pursued the chance to come back to Detroit and work with its rapidly growing soccer community," the team said.
Powell will manage the business side of the soccer team. The player roster is handled by coach Ben Pirmann, Detroit City co-owner Alex Wright said this afternoon.
With Detroit City, Powell will hire and manage interns, boost ticket sales and sponsorships, handle marketing and brand awareness strategies, run game-day operations, and handle media.
"One of our slogans here is 'Passion for our city, passion for the game,' " Powell said in a statement. "One of my most important missions is to really deliver on that message. To have this whole soccer community rally around the city, I take that very seriously. I'm going to do everything in my power to build on what the team ownership has started."
Powell, 30, also previously worked for Indianapolis-based nonprofit USA Football, the governing body of amateur football and a development organization for the sport.
A former U.S. Marine who was stationed in Mount Pleasant, Powell graduated from Clay High School, near Toledo, and Bowling Green State University, the team said. He also has a master's degree in sports management from Drexel University.
Detroit City plays games at Cass Technical High School, and last year averaged 1,800 fans per game.
The team's annual operating budget is between $100,000 and $200,000.
Powell's salary wasn't disclosed.
Detroit City is part of the National Premier Soccer League, finished its second season 12-0 and ranked No. 1 in the league before losing in the playoffs to the Erie Admirals.
As a semi-pro team, its players are not paid.
The team, nicknamed "Le Rouge," plays in the NPSL's Midwest Division. The NPSL is a fourth-tier amateur league within the Chicago-based United States Soccer Federation's organizational pyramid, which is topped by Major League Soccer and its 19 professional teams.
The federation is the U.S. soccer system's governing body, for both amateur and pro soccer.
The NPSL has 78 teams for the 2014 season spread across 13 conferences.
The Detroit City other team co-owners are Sean Mann, who founded the semipro Detroit City Futbol League in 2010; David Dwaihy, Ben Steffans and Todd Kropp.
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Kopitzke '14 Wins Junior Peck Medalby Scott Morrison '14 • April 23, 2014 Share:
Associate Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter once said to a friend preparing for law school that "no one can be a truly competent lawyer unless he is a cultivated man. 'If I were you, I would forget all about any technical preparation for the law. The best way to prepare for the law is to come to the study of the law as a well-read person.'
That is exactly the kind of preparation Wabash attempts to instill in its students, and the 41st annual David W. Peck Awards Banquet celebrated those promising students in the field of law.
Cory Kopitzke took the top student honor of the night being named the Junior Peck Award winner by Scott D. Himsel '85. "It is of course a great honor to win," Kopitzke said. "Thinking about David W. Peck and the type of attorney he was and that this award is presented in his honor is really humbling."
Each year the Junior Peck Medal is given to the student with special promise in the law. Kopitzke is the latest in a long line of recipients. "Considering others who have won this award (Professor Himsel) being one of them, I feel a sense of pride in knowing that I am included among them," Kopitzke said. It feels good to know that others have that confidence in me and recognize my work."
Kopitzke, a German major, will attend Indiana University's Maurer School of Law in Bloomington in the fall. He then hopes to use his German to go into international public law or international criminal law.
The evening's festivities were closed by the Senior Peck Award winner, Judge Thomas B. Griffith, who is a member of the United States Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C.
Judge Griffith focused on the importance of the liberal arts in the field of law and in life as a whole. "I am a strong proponent of a liberal arts education," Griffith said. "I received one at Brigham Young University where I majored in humanities in comparative literature, and I count that among the best decisions I have ever made in my life. It is indispensible to me not only in my training as a lawyer and a judge but more importantly as a human being."
The human interaction the liberal arts fosters is a key according to Griffith. "You are human, and in the liberal arts you discover your humanity," Griffith said. "You discover questions that humans ask and wrestle with that make life meaningful. You go to college to study the liberal arts, to learn how to think, to learn how to reason, to learn how to communicate, to learn how to have empathy, to learn that you can learn from other people."
Other Awards Included:
James E. Bingham Award presented by Matthew M. Price '90 – Scott Campbell '14
Irwin-Garrard Prize presented by Aaron Spolarich '08 – Mark Riffle '14
William Nelson White Scholarship Award - Irwin-Garrard Prize presented by John Henry '10 – Nathan Manning '14


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FOXBOROUGH — The final line for cornerback Aqib Talib in his Patriots debut won't have fans remembering the glory days of Ty Law or Asante Samuel.
Talib, in his first game action since Sept. 30 after a performance-enhancing substance suspension and trade to the Patriots, allowed six receptions on 10 targets for 120 yards and two touchdowns, and had one interception returned for an electrifying touchdown.
Sometimes statistics mean a lot in football. Most times they do not. Just ask coach Bill Belichick.
When it comes to Talib, his final line tells about half the picture.
There was some good. Some not so good. But the underlying message seemed to be about what we expected: once he gets through an adjustment period and he gets his feet under him, Talib is certainly going to help the Patriots.
"It was all right,'' Talib said when asked for his opinion on his performance. "A little sloppy. My feet were everywhere. It will get better as I get back in these pads and getting back into a little bit better shape, I think I'll be all right.''
For a while it looked like Talib would be forever etched in the minds of Patriots fans for his sensational 59-yard interception return for a touchdown (is he available for kickoff returns?) that gave the Patriots their first lead at 21-14, and they never looked back.
But the ball was one of two terrible interceptions Colts rookie quarterback Andrew Luck, in his best Tony Romo imitation, threw that were returned for scores.
Chalk the interception up to defensive tackle Vince Wilfork, who split two Colts to hurry an off-balance throw from Luck as he tried to move up in the pocket.
"Luck overthrew the ball and kind of threw it right to me,'' Talib said of his 19th career interception, and fourth returned for a score. "Defense did a great job setting up that wall. We got in the end zone.''
That wasn't even Talib's best play, even though it resulted in a turnover. He was just sitting back in a three- or four-deep zone and the ball came to him.
"It was just a plain bad throw,'' Luck said.
Amazing what happens when a defense gets constant pressure up front, isn't it? And that was a theme after the Colts took a 14-7 lead and Belichick spent considerable time with the defense on the sideline drawing up something on a whiteboard.
Talib actually showed his promise on the first two passes that were thrown at him, even though they were both completed.
On third and 7 with 3:32 left in the first quarter, Talib got one of his few chances to line up in press coverage (his biggest strength). Luck and receiver LaVon Brazill worked the indefensible back-shoulder throw for a 25-yard completion, but Talib was right there in perfect position.
Three plays later, Talib was playing in a three-deep coverage as the Colts had first down from the 14-yard line. Talib played it correctly, and it took an absolutely terrific throw from Luck and catch from T.Y. Hilton to beat a hard-charging Talib, who just missed deflecting the ball away.
"I just didn't play good technique,'' Talib said. "I kind of let him widen me to get back inside.''
On the next two plays, Wilfork batted down a ball that was headed for Hilton, who had broken free of Talib across the middle, and the interception.
After that, Talib's play became more inconsistent, perhaps a sign of fatigue and rust after such a long layoff.
Reggie Wayne had a back-shoulder completion against Talib for 6 yards, and then there was a 21-yard pickup by Brazill when Talib couldn't catch up on a shallow cross.
Talib was beaten soundly in man coverage by Brazill off the line on second and 10 with 6:01 left in the second quarter, but, in what has been too rare a sight this season, a cornerback was bailed out by good safety play when Devin McCourty broke up the possible touchdown at the 3-yard line.
Talib had very good coverage against Nathan Palmer in the end zone right before halftime on an incompletion. In the third quarter, Talib gave a lot of cushion in zone coverage as Hilton picked up 16 yards.
And then in his last real competitive coverage, Talib didn't offer much resistance as Hilton scored a 43-yard touchdown with 12:32 left in the game.
"I had my eyes in the wrong spot,'' Talib said. "Eyes exactly where they shouldn't be on the quarterback, so I watched him throw a touchdown on me, that's what I did. Got to get a lot better.''
What you saw on that play is what you get from Talib. He'll play very strong for much of the game, but he'll have a few plays where his focus and technique are sloppy.
It's a coverage that Talib is going to have to become more comfortable with, because it's a Patriots' specialty: the "good luck playing man coverage when you're 7 yards off the receiver'' scheme. It would seem to put the cornerback in a tough position, but the Patriots play it a lot.
So Talib started strong and started to fade, but he showed enough, especially considering the Patriots won going away, 59-24.
What we know after one game with Talib is that he excels playing closer to the receiver when he can use his size to his advantage.
He's an outstanding tackler on the outside and is not afraid to take on much larger tight ends high.
Those are two things the Patriots definitely can build on. They'll need to get Talib to be more fundamentally sound for 60 minutes, and improve his conditioning.
"You go sit down for five or six weeks then come out and have a game in a week, I mean, you're not going to be your ordinary self,'' Talib said. "As I put the pads on, practice, more games, I think I'll be all right.''
Talib's debut was probably about average on the whole. But considering he just got here and hadn't played in six weeks, there's a lot of promise.
Now it's up to the Patriots to get him there.
Just having Talib seemed to bring a little bit of stability to the secondary. Once he gets up to speed and the team is able to better identify his strengths and put them to proper use, Talib should be more impactful.
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NEW YORK (AP) — A writer whose street gang novel "The Warriors" was adapted into a film of the same title that became a cult favorite has died. Sol Yurick was 87.
His daughter, Susanna Yurick, says the author died of complications from lung cancer early Saturday at Beth Israel Hospital in Manhattan.
A native and longtime resident of New York City, he drew upon his years working in the welfare department for his first book, "The Warriors," which came out in 1965. The movie was directed by Walter Hill and substantially changed from Yurick's book. It was released in 1979.
Yurick's other works included the novels "Fertig," ''An Island Death" and "The Bag," a story of race and class in New York that was his favorite.


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Car accident injuries and deaths are on the rise, according to recent figures from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
Loomis car accident attorneys at Sette Law find this new data alarming because traffic accidents were already so common, even before the latest
complications brought on by the emerging danger of distracted driving in Loomis .
Car accident
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trend. Sette Law personal injury attorneys strive to educate our community and reverse this trend that leads to too many Loomis car accident injuries and deaths.
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Loomis Car Accident Injury Attorneys Ready to Help
We hope that you or a loved one never have to experience a serious Loomis car crash injury. But if the unfortunate happens, we'd like you to call Sette Law where you'll find
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2012 Office of Traffic Safety Data for Loomis Car Crash Injuries and Deaths
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(Hong Kong) Dragonair celebrated its 25th anniversary along with its resumption of services to Shanghai's Hongqiao Airport at a gala dinner in Shanghai on Tuesday (October 26). Marking another milestone in the airline's silver jubilee year, the gala event saw an impressive gathering of distinguished guests and friends of Dragonair, who toasted the airline's accomplishments and wished it continued success.
Dragonair's first flight departed Hong Kong for Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia 25 years ago when the airline operated just one aircraft. After two-and-a-half decades of hard work and commitment, the airline now owns a fleet of 31 passenger aircraft serving 30 destinations and was recently named "World's Best Regional Airline" by Skytrax.
Dragonair began regular charter flights between Shanghai's Hongqiao Airport and Hong Kong in 1988. The airline began flying again to Hongqiao with a daily service commencing on September 15, in addition to the 16 daily direct flights it currently offers between Shanghai Pudong International Airport and Hong Kong.
Officiating at the gala event in Shanghai were Dragonair Chairman Tony Tyler and Chief Executive Officer James Tong, together with Chief Pilot of East China Regional Administration of CAAC Mr Zhu Zhoulong, Vice Chairman of Shanghai Municipal Tourism Administration Ms Connie Cheng Mei-hong, and Director of HK Economic and Trade Office in Shanghai Government of the HK Special Administrative Region Mr Patrick Chan. More than 200 guests, including government officials and aviation and travel trade partners, were in attendance.
Mr Tyler said: "Dragonair was a much smaller airline in 1985, but it has grown in leaps and bounds over the past quarter of the century. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the entire Dragonair team who worked so hard to make the airline what it is today. And, of course, heartfelt thanks go to all our loyal customers and partners in the travel trade who have been with Dragonair all the way over the past 25 years."
The resumption of flights between Hongqiao and Hong Kong makes Dragonair's silver jubilee even more momentous, Mr Tyler added.
"We are delighted to be now flying into both of Shanghai's international airports. Our sincere thanks go to the Mainland and the Hong Kong SAR Government for their efforts in putting in place the arrangement, enabling us to provide a huge selection of options for travellers and help strengthen the business and tourism ties that link these two great cities," he said.
"We have great confidence in the Mainland market and will continue to explore opportunities to further develop travel links between the Mainland and the rest of the world through our fabulous hub in Hong Kong."


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Anyone interested in playing at Flushing, Queens this Sunday? Courts there are mostly empty. I am 4M. Can play from 10 till sunset:)
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I can play but would like to start earlier (9 AM at the latest). If that works for you, let me know. Are the courts accessible by subway?
Flushing is next to the USTA and you can get there on the 7 train.
OK. Are you available earlier than 10 AM?
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Carolyn Elaine King, 74, passed away peacefully on Monday, April 9, 2012.
She was a loving and caring wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, friend and neighbor.
James Hoyt Hendrickson, born July 23, 1930 in Harriman, passed away on Sunday, March 25, 2012 in Griffin, Ga.
Henry Lee Hamilton, 87, of Rockwood, passed away on Tuesday, April 10, 2012, in Roane Medical Center in Harriman.
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Chris Brown Fails Drug Test at Probation Hearing
Ruh roh. Just when you thought Chris Brown was maybe finally out of trouble, he's back with more drama. This time? A failed drug test. C'mon, Breezy! Get it together!
Brown was in court yesterday (Sept. 24) for a probation hearing stemming from his 2009 assault on then-girlfriend (and rumored current sidepiece) Rihanna, where it was revealed that he tested positive for marijuana on a drug test administered in Virginia. CNN reports that Brown was completing his community service requirements in his hometown of Richmond, Va., and told authorities that he ingested the weed in California, where he possesses a medical marijuana card.
Though it's unclear what type of drug test was administered to Brown, he may well be telling the truth about where the pot was ingested: If he took a hair follicle test, any marijuana he used within roughly the last three months would show up in the results. If only drug traces were as easy to remove from the body as Breezy is to be removed from the Internet!
In any case, Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg wasn't impressed with his, er, relaxation techniques and tools, telling him, "You are not only in the public eye, but you're on probation. And you're on probation to me which means that if you violate any laws or orders, then you're subject to a probation violation. So you're not an ordinary person who just sits there and does what they want."
Looks like those mushy "good luck" tweets from Rihanna didn't help — Brown faces a probation violation hearing on Nov. 1.
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Well, the holiday season is just about upon us for another year, and for those of us in the United States, it starts this week with Thanksgiving.
That, of course, is when we begin the weeks-long festive meal that will ravage diets and waistlines across the land, leaving a trail of discarded wishbones and skinny jeans in its wake.
Here in the Linux blogosphere, the start of the holidays is always met with mixed feelings as bloggers contemplate the cheerless office parties and other many hours of enforced socializing to come.
Nevertheless, plenty of good can come out of the holidays as well, and what better example than the expression of gratitude?
'So Much Great FOSS'
Gratitude, indeed, is just what was on many bloggers' minds down at the blogosphere's Broken Windows Lounge over the weekend as another tempestuous week drew to a close.
There's no denying that it's been an exhausting year, particularly these last few months. The prospect of a little break from it all is one thing to be thankful for, but bloggers had plenty of other ideas as well.
"This may sound simple, but I am thankful just that there is so much software out there that I can help my customers utilize without significant restrictions on use to do just about anything," began Chris Travers, a Slashdot blogger who works on the LedgerSMB project.
"The existence of so much great FOSS leads to a form of economic freedom that's extremely hard for me to live without these days," Travers added.
'I Can Choose What OS I Want'
Freedom was also on Slashdot blogger hairyfeet's mind.
"As for what I'm thankful for with FOSS? That unlike some OTHER companies and OSes, I can choose what OS I want to run!" hairyfeet said. "Nearly everything is cross platform, so I can choose Windows, Linux, Mac -- whatever I want -- and it all runs."
Then there's "the fact that I can freely distribute, which makes it easy peasy for me to load up a disc with free software to give my customers with a new Windows PC," hairyfeet added. "Chromium, Firefox, Audacity, LibreOffice -- I give them a CD loaded to the brim with free software so they don't even need to get on the Internet to start using their new PC; just fire up the disc and start picking programs."
'My Word Processor of Choice Since 2002'
OpenOffice and LibreOffice, in fact, were the focus of Roberto Lim, a lawyer and blogger on Mobile Raptor.
"If there had been as much financial support behind this as Canonical placed behind Ubuntu or more buzz from the community, this product should really have become a mainstream choice for consumers," Lim explained.
"LibreOffice does need some work on the user interface, but that really is more about making it simpler than issues of functionality," he added. "I am guessing, for 80 percent of the corporate and home users out there, they could get along fine with LibreOffice and have no real need for Microsoft Office."
In any case, "whatever platform I run, whether Linux, Mac OS X or Windows, it has been my word processor of choice since 2002," Lim concluded.
'It's the People'
"I am thankful for an OS that not only provided a good income and hobby but did its development out in the open, where I learned many good programming techniques," offered consultant and Slashdot blogger Gerhard Mack.
For Barbara Hudson, a blogger on Slashdot who goes by "Tom" on the site, it's all about the people.
"In the end, it's the people you end up interacting with who are more important than the actual technology," Hudson told LinuxInsider.
'It Doesn't Have to Stop at Code'
"Some people get so wrapped up in the tech that it's their religion, which leads to the need for leaders like Linus Torvalds to urge people to rethink their priorities: 'I think the Microsoft hatred is a disease. I believe in open development, and that very much involves not just making the source open, but also not shutting other people and companies out'," Hudson said, quoting Torvalds.
"When it's so easy to hate, given Microsoft's history, how can you not respect a call to do better than that, to be better than that?" Hudson asked.
"It's the same with online forums where open source is a hot topic," she added. "You'll end up talking politics, economics, social problems, family ... and it sometimes happens that you're able to give some moral support to someone going through a rough time, just to let them know that someone is listening. And, if you get really lucky, you might find out that something you said or did made a real difference in someone's life."
After all, "if you're in a culture that promotes sharing, it doesn't have to stop at code, or ideas," Hudson concluded. "It's those same open technologies that power the Internet that allow people to be more open in a society where sharing how we feel or that we're hurting is frowned upon as a sign of weakness."
'Deliver Us From Monopoly'
Last but not least, blogger Robert Pogson waxed positively poetic in his enthusiasm and gratitude.
"I am thankful that the world of FLOSS is motivated by something other than a quick dollar," Pogson began. "Excellence and sharing are excellent motivators, and FLOSS does make the world a better place. FLOSS is thus both a bridge over the digital divide and a better way to do IT.
"Paraphrasing God:
Give us this day our daily FLOSS,
and forgive us our use of That Other OS,
as we also have forgiven users of That Other OS.
And lead us not into EULAs,
but deliver us from monopoly."


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The emphasis is not on white tablecloths and there's no talk of a city subsidy.
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So long Paragary's, we hardly remember you.
And hello French 25, the relatively new restaurant in the high-profile, downtown spot as part of the Hotel Stockton.
The former Le Bistro restaurant tucked behind an abandoned Shell gas station on Benjamin Holt Drive at Interstate 5 has shut down (yes, that's a Starbucks going into the old gas station). And Le Bistro's owner has opened a New Orleans-themed restaurant downtown.
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There are growing pains, as is to be expected. Not everything on the menu has been mastered and there can be a bit of inconsistency in what is served on your plate.
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Whether it's lunch or dinner, you're taken on a journey to the Bayou with everything from po boy sandwiches to chicken and waffles to root beer-braised ribs to jambalaya.
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Let's start with lunch. One patron chose the Fried Shrimp Po Boy sandwich. It came with a spicy citrus aioli and a lemony slaw and was a real hit for $12 (including sides). Another opted for the chicken and waffles ($14), which was served with maple syrup, powdered sugar and just a hint of scallions. The waffle was excellent and the chicken crispy. It's definitely one of those dishes you can have any time of the day.
The dinner menu is so vast that you probably could come back a dozen times and never eat the same thing. The Trout Amandine ($16) was very good, served over saffron-infused rice with roasted corn and toasted almonds. It was a very nice mix, and the sauteed green beans were perfect.
The Root Beer Braised Short Ribs ($18) seemed intriguing, and it did seem like making a combo visit to a high-quality restaurant and an old A&W Root Beer stand. The dish may have been stolen, however, by an excellent side - the cheesy grits.
The Cajun Chicken Tortellini ($14) comes with the word "Hot" emblazoned on the menu and the warning that it's "our spiciest dish." Truth in advertising. It was hot - perhaps too much so - but still very tasty. Just keep whatever you're drinking close to put out the fire in your mouth.
Again, there's almost too much to choose from on the menu. For a first visit, there's always the option of the F-25 Sampler - portions of Shrimp and Grits, Etouffee and Jambalaya for $18.
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The American Soybean Association (ASA) has expressed its strong opposition to a plan it understands will be proposed as part of the White House's 2014 budget that would restructure the nation's foreign aid programs by eliminating the Food for Peace and Food for Progress programs and replace them with a much smaller cash account managed by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
"The Food for Peace and Food for Progress programs provide nutritious foods to developing markets and have been a key priority for ASA for multiple years," said ASA President Danny Murphy, a soybean farmer from Canton, Miss. "We are expressly opposed to the replacement of in-kind food aid with cash aid, which takes a key market away from American producers, placing aid recipients at a potential risk by allowing them to purchase commodities from foreign suppliers whose safety and quality are unknown."
ASA's World Initiative for Soy in Human Health (WISHH), the long-term market development arm of the soybean industry, works within both the Food for Peace and Food for Progress programs to help meet food and feed needs while developing long-term markets for U.S. soy.
"The good work done by WISHH is a direct result of their productive partnership with these programs," added Murphy. "A restructuring like the one proposed in the president's budget would have a disastrous effect on that productivity and on the ability of WISHH to help the world's hungry with American soy."
ASA is among the leading drivers of a broad-based coalition to oppose the restructuring that includes representative groups in the agriculture, supply chain and logistics, labor, non-governmental organization (NGO), and development industries.
"The diversity of our coalition shows just how important these programs are to our development work overseas," said Murphy. "It's not just commodity agriculture that wants these programs protected; it's everyone that has a hand in what has been throughout its history a very successful and impactful foreign aid program."
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Most UK gambling sites present their odds as decimals or fractions. Both represent the proportion of your original stake returned after a successful bet, though decimal odds include your original stake while fractions do not.
American sportsbook providers present their odds in a different way, known as 'money-line odds'. Sometimes, European bookies will use this format for American sports.
In 'money-line odds', a negative figure represents the amount a player needs to wager to earn £100. A positive figure represents the amount a player wins from a £100 bet. So odds of -200 means that a £10 bet would return £15, i.e. (100/200) x 10, plus the £10 stake. Odds of +200 mean a £10 bet would return £30, i.e.(200/100) x 10, plus the original £10 stake.
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I've just had a server outage at 4.59AM on Sunday morning, and looking through our uptime records going back to 2006 all except for 4 outages out of 20 occured between 11PM and 6AM. (Only looking at unplanned downtime on web and database servers, not app-servers on an internal LAN.)
Do others also find similar behaviour for their servers? Is this just a fluke?
Edit: It was because so many outages (these are unplanned, not scheduled maintenance, and occured on our hardware, not the ISP's network) have occured between 11pm and 6AM that made me wonder is that just us...
The servers are busiest in terms of visitors between 1PM and about 10PM, while database backups happen throughout the day and a big backup (where compression uses more of the CPU) occurs around 4.30 every morning. But the outages have occured at any time during this window (also these 20 outages are events occuring on 1 of 5 servers or 2 firewalls - about a third of which were result of 2 different machines' hard-drives failing). There is nothing indicating that the server was doing anything specifically because it was the small hours of the morning.


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