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THE claimant of two lots in Sitio San Miguel, Barangay Apas, Cebu City said her family plans to construct a modern hospital in the area.
Aletha Suico-Magat also denied her family is a "syndicated land-grabber," saying lots 942 and 947 belonged to her grandfather before these were used as part of the airport in adjacent Barangay Lahug.
She said her brother, who is a doctor in the US, supported her financially to reclaim the lots.
Her brother and other Filipino doctors plan to build the hospital, she said in a radio dySS interview yesterday.
The structures of 157 families occupying the lots were ordered to be demolished by Municipal Trial Court in Cities (MTCC) Branch 6 Judge Pamela Baring-Uy.
Magat said she started going to court to reclaim the lots in the 1990s while her father was still alive.
"This was my promise to him to get our lots back," she said in Cebuano.
Two years ago, the Supreme Court ordered the Mactan-Cebu International Airport Authority to return lots 942 and 947 to Magat's family, the Suicos.
The residents, however, insisted that the Provincial Government owns the lots. They said the Province's ownership is covered by Executive Order 20, which was issued on June 9, 1918 by the Office of the Governor General of the Philippines.
Her lawyer Mark Anthony Gaviola said Magat's family, the Suicos, is the registered owner.
He said the transfer of certificate of title is "currently registered in the name" of his client's family.
Last Thursday, Regional Trial Court (RTC) Executive Judge Soliver Peras ordered MTCC Branch 6 sheriff Edilberto Suarin to halt the demolition pending his resolution on the petition for preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order filed by lawyer Feliciano Payot, who represents majority of the families.
Lawyer Benjamin Militar, who assists 39 families, also made a legal action against the demolition.
His partial motion for reconsideration is still pending before RTC Branch 9 Judge Alexander Acosta. He filed the motion after Acosta denied his motion to suspend the writ of demolition last Tuesday.
Magat said her family was not able to build a house on the lots.
"Maayo pa sila nakapahimus sa yuta (At least they were able to enjoy living in the lots)," she said, referring to the occupants.
Gaviola has asked residents not to criticize those who accepted financial assistance from his client.
He said they are still offering between P10,000 and P45,000 to affected families. The payment depends on the size of the structure.
Eight families, he said, have already availed of themselves of the aid.
More families
Meanwhile, more families may lose their houses after four more lots have been subjected to an ejectment case.
This was disclosed by Apas Barangay Captain Ramil Ayuman and officials of the St. Michael Homeowners' Association.
Some 120 families on lots 943, 944, 945 and 946 may share the fate of the 157 families on lots 942 and 947.
Ayuman said an ejectment case was filed by Richard Unchuan against the occupants in
This, after Unchuan was able to get the rights over a portion of the properties from two of the six heirs of the four lots.
According to Ayuman, the lots are owned by Generoso Lopez. Two of his heirs, Myrna Lopez-Terol and Roberto Lopez, have already given up their share.
Ayuman presented a copy of the deed of assignment in the case of Myrna and a copy of deed of absolute in the case of Roberto to the media yesterday.
Based on the documents, the two heirs "convey to the vendee (Unchuan) all the rights and interests participation over his pro-indivso share consisting 1/6 portion of the undivided property."
In 2012, Ayuman said the MTCC ordered the occupants of the four lots to voluntarily vacate the properties.
The homeowners' association, however, filed a petition for injunction before the RTC.
The matter is pending.
Rosalinda Leogan, president of the homeowners' association, believes Unchuan has no right to have them evicted since the Lopezes are not the rightful owners of the four properties.
Based on records of the City Environment and Natural Resources Office, the four properties are owned by Quintin Vercide.
Leogon said the homeowners' association has a pending case questioning the Lopezes ownership of the lots. The case dates back to the 1990s yet, she said.
Ayuman said he will ask the City Government, through the Division for the Welfare of the Urban Poor and the Land Management Council, to look for and negotiate with Vercide.
Ayuman said he wants the City to ask Vercide to sell the lots to the current occupants so they won't lose their homes.
In another development, Cebu City formed Task Force Land for the Landless to prevent another Apas incident and to possibly solve the problem involving Provincial Ordinance 93-1.
It will be presided by Vice Mayor Edgardo Labella. Its aim is to solve land tenurial problems.
"The aim here, as the name itself states, is to give land to the landless within the City's territorial jurisdiction. This was triggered by the back-to-back demolition in the City," said lawyer Janeses Ponce, the presiding officer of the Land Management Council.
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Ponce said that with the demolition in Apas, the City intervened too late.
It was not told about the pending demolition until the court order was issued.
The City wants to prevent so the first order of business for the task force is to conduct an inventory of all lots in the City's jurisdiction.
These will be identified through its location, land area and ownership.
An executive order will formalize the existence of the task force, which will also have Councilors Alvin Dizon and Hanz Abella as members. Dizon is the chairperson of the committee on housing in the Council.
The Land Management Council, which is composed of different national agencies and departments, also has a seat in the task force.
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Congrats on the new baby. :)
its fine...what else were you going to do..pee yourself? Dont be so hard on yourself.
I'm sure he's fine. It couldn't have taken that long to pee. I wouldn't classify this as crying it out. Everyone has to urinate :-)
Congrats on the new baby :)
I wouldn't count that as CIO..more like taking care of yourself and coming right bick to him. Congrats and don't feel bad, I did that with my daughter but I was always right back to her and I didn't feel bad either.


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JSK: We expect it to serve both groups. Bike share would give New Yorkers many more transportation choices as the city's population continues to grow and as traffic congestion increases. And it would be privately funded, so taxpayers will not be on the hook for coming up with dollars to support this, but they would share in any profits. And we think this is really the best deal in town for on-demand travel and a nice complement to our transit system."
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"We may not quite be The Broadmoor, but we're the next best thing to it. If they're 'champagne and caviar,' we're 'fine wine and rib-eye' for approximately half the price," Bushman said in the press release.
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ALBANY -- The Panthers broke Friday's post-practice huddle the same way they have ended practice sessions for most of the season.
"1 ... 2 ... 3 ... champions."
The phrase echoed throughout the empty Albany Civic Center -- a venue that will be anything but quiet as the Panthers host the Louisiana Swashbucklers in tonight's SIFL Championship game.
And that confidence -- which has helped the Panthers win their first two playoff games against Erie and Columbus and has given them a champion's mentality -- was sky high Friday as they prepared for the franchise's first title game.
"(Being champions) is the ultimate goal, and we have to believe in it," Panthers coach Lucious Davis said after the team's walk-through. "That's the one thing that we have been chanting. We just have to play like it, and if we play like it we will be OK."
The Swashbucklers, who defeated Houston in Monday's semifinal, enter the contest with all kinds of confidence, too.
It will be the fifth consecutive championship game for Louisiana, which won 2007 and 2008 titles in the now-disbanded Intense Football League.
The team also won the inaugural SIFL Championship in 2009 and was the league runner-up last year to Columbus.
So the Swashbucklers know a little bit about playing on the big stage.
"If I'm them and I play on their team, I have confidence coming in here and playing us," Davis said. "They came in here last year and beat us, so I expect them to be confident. I know they are going to be prepared, because (Darnell) Lee is a good coach."
The Swashbucklers (10-4) defeated Albany (12-2) in last season's semifinal game, but the Panthers got even in this year's season opener with a 30-27 come-from-behind victory. During a phone interview Thursday with The Herald, Lee made it clear that those matchups mean little as the teams get set to clash in tonight's title bout.
"With them having beaten Columbus and with us having beaten Houston, I think it's the perfect matchup for a championship game," said Lee, who directed his team to a Western Conference championship. "Going in and playing a top-caliber team like Albany is definitely going to be something that we're going to take very seriously.
"It is ironic, us having to go back there. We went back early this season, and as coach Lucious said ... he thought that first game of the season was perfect redemption for them, so if that's how he feels, then I guess we're on that clean slate right now. So it's going to be just two teams going at it."
The Panthers, who were crowned Eastern Conference champs with their win last week against Columbus, and the Swashbucklers entered the postseason with two of the highest-scoring offenses in the league -- Louisiana fifth with 59 points per game, and Albany sixth with 52.8 points per game. While Swashbuckler quarterback Ben McLaughlin directed his team during each regular-season game, it will be WR/DB-turned-quarterback Sammy Knight who will be under center in the title game after engineering a beatdown of previously undefeated Houston in the semifinals while running the "Wildcat" offense.
Panthers quarterback Cecil Lester, meanwhile, has been there since the beginning, coming off the bench in the season opener to lead Albany to that three-point win. Lester threw 64 touchdowns and just 15 interceptions during the regular season and has kept that pace up throughout the postseason.
"All (Cecil) has to do is just keep doing what he has been doing, go through his reads and make the right throws," Davis said. "He just has to put the ball in his receivers' hands and let them make the plays for him."
Lester said he is focused on capitalizing on Louisiana's mistakes, minimizing his own errors and executing plays.
"I am focused," Lester said Friday. "Obviously, I have to step up for us. I have to step up big. There are only three games in the playoffs. We already accomplished two wins, so we have to finish the season strong."
Lester will face a Swashbucklers defense that forced four turnovers last week against Houston, but it's Albany's defense that has been making offenses pay all year. The Panthers entered the playoffs with the third-best defense in the league (209.3 yards allowed per game), while the Swashbucklers have the second-best offense (277.5 yards per game). Something will have to give tonight, and Davis said he hopes it's Louisiana's offense.
"I have been saying all year long that we have been riding our defense all the way," Davis said. "They came up big for us in both playoff games and really all season. So I don't see why anything should change."
Defensive back Demetrie McCray, a big component of Albany's defense, spoke about the significance of tonight's game.
"To me personally, this would be one of the greatest accomplishments in my life, simply because I have never reached this point in my life before," said McCray, who played for Albany State. "I have been out in the city all week, and I have just been hearing people saying how much they are behind us and how big it would be if we brought a championship to Albany."
Davis, who admitted to not getting much sleep this week due to nerves and the task of watching game film, also said a win tonight would mean a lot to him on a personal level.
"Every time I think about it, my stomach turns," he said. "I don't want to think about it, but it would mean everything to me. I have had people tell me since I started coaching that I'm not a good coach or I don't know what I'm doing or I can't win. You hear the rumors, and to win this game would put a stamp on it for me."
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The last bus replacement proposition was voted down in 2006. This year the district wants to purchase 18 buses (nine large, six medium, and three small buses), at a cost of $1.36 million.
School officials described this as year two of three for "catching up" after the last bus purchase defeat. There are cost increases for model year 2007 buses because of new EPA emissions control mandates, and there will be new EPA standards in 2010.
The board discussed budget proposals for operations and maintenance; transportation and bus replacement plan; employee fringes and insurance; debt service; BOCES; additions to budget; and the budget to establish the Eagle School.
Coupled with looming education cuts from Gov. Eliot Spitzer's proposed state budget, administrators are preparing for a tough year, but they point out that there is light at the end of the tunnel. Without the numbers on state aid, administrators said they are unsure of how the proposed budget will affect the tax rate.
The total increase for staffing to open the doors at Eagle Elementary will be $514,720, according to preliminary budget figures. The number reflects salaries and benefits. Dianna Reagan, a former elementary English language arts supervisor and Slingerlands teacher, was appointed as principal of the new school on Jan. 23. Her salary was listed as $129,900 out of Eagle's tentative budget.
The baseline budget to establish Eagle includes $491,000 for expenses and $495,700 in funding costs.
Administrators were quick to point out that they have balanced out the district in placing teachers at Eagle, and did not "strip" any one school of qualified teachers.
The district also plans to increase the pay for substitute teachers.
"Our teacher substitutes are among the lowest paid substitutes in the area," Loomis said. "That's why we are increasing it."
Currently substitutes are paid $75 a day at the school, which will be increased to $85. The district has earmarked a $45,000 increase to finance substitutes in the budget proposal.
"I think residents would be thrilled if we spent $300 million on education as long as it didn't raise taxes," said board president James Lytle.""
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After losing his leg at the age of nine to cancer and then losing a lung at 11, Tristan Knowles has carved out a decorated wheelchair basketball career in Australia and abroad.
In 2004, Tristan was part of the team that won a silver medal at the Athens Games, three years after making his debut for the national team. In Beijing, the Rollers went one better to secure a gold medal after defeating Canada 72-60. The win was extra sweet as Australia was defeated by Canada in Athens. For Tristan, winning gold was an intense feeling of joy and satisfaction. He believes his aggression and work ethic have got him to where he is today.
Since the Beijing Games, Tristan has continued to be an important presence in the Australian team, helping the Rollers en route to their 2010 World Championships gold medal, rating as the highlight of his career. As the defending champions at the London Games, and after an unbeaten run to the final, the Rollers looked set to win gold. But it was not to be, with Australia losing to Canada 64-58 to win silver. Tristan scored 22 points during London.
As well as playing basketball, Tristan also has a degree in commerce from the University of Wollongong in which he received high results. He has also played basketball in the Spanish Wheelchair Basketball League and has considerable experience playing overseas, having also played in Italy and Turkey. Tristan also runs his own foundation, the Tristan Knowles Kids Cancer Foundation which raises money to support children with cancer, something which is particularly close to his heart.
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The telling difference between them is the shape of their nostrils - the grey seal has a long nose and straight nostrils whereas common seals have 'V'-shaped nostrils.
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Normally when I think organic, I think veg-friendly too and that is not the case with this restaurant. Regardless, our food was good and the service was above average. I did find one vegetarian sandwich on the menu and my fiancee and his brother loved their burgers so it was a success!
My wife and I are staying in panama for a couple weeks. We live in Florida but my wife is originally from Panama City. We are staying in punta Pacifica and stumbled upon terrae this afternoon looking for lunch. We really enjoyed it and it was priced reasonably. The Philly cheesesteak was very tasty. It was prepared with roasted pimentos...
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We are really lucky to live across the road from Terrae where the staff welcome the opportunity of practising their English, but are just as happy to help if we want to practise our Spanish! You can find us here on a Friday evening at least once a month. Excellent presentation and service. It's not cheap, but the ingredients are...
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Using new data for the universe of firms covered in Amadeus, the paper reconstructs the equity portfolios of shareholders who hold equity stakes in private and publicly-traded European firms. This paper finds great heterogeneity in the degree of portfolio diversification across large shareholders. Exploiting this heterogeneity, the authors document that firms controlled by diversified large shareholders undertake riskier investments than firms controlled by non-diversified large shareholders. The impact of large shareholder diversification on corporate risk-taking is both economically and statistically significant. The results have important implications at the policy level because they identify one channel through which policy changes aimed at improving capital market development and diversification can improve economic welfare.


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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Dubai aparthotel in Al Barsha with free parking
This family-friendly Dubai aparthotel is located in the entertainment district, within 2 mi (3 km) of Jebel Ali Race Course and Dubai College. Ski Dubai and Mall of the Emirates are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a health club are available at this smoke-free aparthotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a sauna, 24-hour room service, and a business center.
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Apartments feature 24-hour room service and LCD TVs, plus kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. Minibars, coffee makers, and free newspapers are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Grand Belle Vue Hotel Apartment provides a health club and a sauna. The aparthotel offers a restaurant. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and a meeting room.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This family-friendly aparthotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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HOUSTON -- (July 29, 2009) -- Italian and U.S. biologists this week report that a little-understood protein previously implicated in a rare genetic disorder plays an unexpected and critical role in building and maintaining healthy cells. Even more surprising, their report in the journal Nature shows that the protein, called "atlastin," does its work by fusing intracellular membranes in a previously undocumented way.
"If you'd asked me a year ago whether this was possible, I would have said, 'No,'" said study co-author James McNew, associate professor of biochemistry and cell biology at Rice University. "In fact, that's exactly what I told (co-author) Andrea Daga when we first spoke about the idea a year ago."
McNew has spent the past 15 years studying SNARE proteins, a specialized family of proteins that carries out membrane fusion. It's a vital process that happens thousands of times a second in every cell of our bodies.
"It is fitting that the discovery of a new protein capable of fusing membranes comes 10 years after the demonstration that SNAREs can fuse lipid bilayers," said Daga, a researcher at the Eugenio Medea Scientific Institute in Conegliano, Italy.
In the new study, Daga's and McNew's research teams used fruit flies to study how atlastin functions. The atlastin in fruit flies is very similar to the human version of the protein and serves the same function.
"Prior to this, there were only two defined ways in which you could take biological membranes and put them together in a specific way," said McNew, a faculty investigator at Rice's BioScience Resesarch Collaborative. "Atlastin is the third, and it's the only one that requires enzymatic activity, so it's distinctly different."
Using a range of tests on purified proteins, live fruit flies and cell cultures, the Italian and U.S. teams examined the effect of both an overabundance and a scarcity of atlastin on cell function and on fruit f
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[EMBARGOED FOR JUNE 24, 2011] Vaccination against rotavirus, a major cause of severe acute gastroenteritis in children, dramatically decreased hospitalization rates for the infection among infants in three U.S. counties, according to a new study published in Clinical Infectious Diseases and now available online (http://www.oxfordjournals.org/our_journals/cid/prpaper.pdf).
From 2006 to 2009, researchers examined the impact of the vaccine among children hospitalized for diarrhea and/or vomiting in the Cincinnati, Ohio; Nashville, Tenn.; and Rochester, N.Y., areas. In 2008, rotavirus hospitalizations among vaccine-eligible children decreased 87 to 96 percent.
Routine rotavirus vaccination of U.S. infants began in 2006, and children between the ages of 6 months and 24 months are eligible for the vaccine. During the pre-rotavirus vaccine era, rotavirus gastroenteritis was responsible for 4 to 5 percent of all U.S. pediatric hospitalizations and accounted for about 50 percent of acute gastroenteritis hospitalizations during the winter months.
According to study author Daniel C. Payne, MSPH, PhD, of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, "Our data confirm that the introduction of rotavirus vaccination among U.S. children has dramatically decreased rotavirus hospitalization rates. The reductions observed in 2008 far exceeded what was expected on the basis of vaccine coverage and effectiveness."
Even older children who were too old to have been immunized with rotavirus vaccine appeared to benefit. The hospitalization rate decreased 92 percent among these older, unvaccinated children and is believed to have been due to the indirect protective benefits conferred by reduced rotavirus transmission from younger, vaccinated children in the household and community. However, Dr. Payne noted, "The indirect protective benefits seen in older,
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Gholson: Gruden, Briles a good fit for Dallas
Jerry Jones isn't going anywhere.
You can petition the president. He has bigger fish to fry.
You can take your complaint to the pope, but you don't have a prayer there either.
Like it or not, you are going to have to live with Boss Jones for a while.
The Dallas Cowboys are no longer America's Team. They're Jerry's team.
And he darn well will do whatever he pleases. Remember back when Boss Jones bought this team, he promised us that he would be in charge of everything from socks to jocks.
He kept his promise.
About the only thing Jerry has done right with the Cowboys is hire Jimmy Johnson as his first head coach.
Since Jimmy left town, not much has gone right with this team. Oh, they won one more Super Bowl with Barry Switzer, but we all know that was really Jimmy's team.
The Cowboys had just one head coach in their first 29 years. They have had two head coaches and five puppets during Jerry's reign.
But if we can't have that much-needed new general manager, can we at least have a real head coach?
Who do you think is the best man to replace Jason Garrett?
The most qualified coaches all have TV gigs — Tony Dungy at NBC: Jon Gruden at ESPN; Bill Cowher and Brian Billick at CBS; Steve Mariucci at the NFL Network; and Jimmy Johnson at Fox.
Why would anyone leave the comfort and security of television to move into the hectic and unsecure world of coaching in the NFL?
And who would give up such a cushy job to work for Boss Jones?
The mild-mannered Dungy would not be a good fit. Billick and Mariucci seem content to be in TV. Jimmy Johnson will turn 70 in July.
Cowher reportedly turned down offers from at least three NFL teams this year.
"If there's any doubt, then there's no doubt you're not ready to come back. You have to be all-in to take that job," said Cowher, who won a Super Bowl with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
"That's all I did my whole life. Right now I have a chance to have an offseason, a chance to do some traveling and do some things I've never had a chance to do before, and to be honest with you I'm enjoying that."
And his TV job keeps him close to the game.
Sean Payton can come back next season, but I believe he will be loyal to owner Tom Benson and the Saints.
Andy Reid? No, thanks.
Mike Holmgren — like Bill Parcells — wouldn't want to do the cooking if he couldn't buy the groceries.
There is one of these former Super Bowl winners who is rumored to be interested in returning to NFL coaching.
That's Jon Gruden.
Midwestern State coach Bill Maskill once had Gruden on his staff at Southwest Missouri State. When I asked if Gruden is a hard-nosed disciplinarian, Maskill said "absolutely."
He also knows his X's and O's.
So I think Gruden, who won a Super Bowl with Tampa Bay, seems like a perfect fit for the Cowboys.
Remember, he once worked for the late Al Davis in Oakland. He knows what it is like to have had a controlling owner who meddles in the war room and the dressing room.
Gruden might be the only coach out there who can get along with Boss Jones.
He turned down an offer from the University of Tennessee, but I think Gruden might accept a job offer from the Cowboys.
You don't know if you don't ask.
If Gruden says no, then offer the job to Art Briles, a guy I consider one of the best football coaches on the planet.
The transition from college coach to NFL coach is a tough one.
But it has certainly worked out well for the 49ers.
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DDS Authenticaion issues with Novell Groupwise 7
We have tried many different settings to setup Directory Integration with our Novell Groupwise 7 email server. The LDAP server test login is successfull. While doing the Authentication test login query, it gives us error.
Some errors the we get are as follows:
"The user name you have provided is shared by multiple directory entries. DDS error code: 800501 Additional information: User name drivesafely is not unique. The following entries share the same user name: [result set too large, server returned no entries]"
The settings when we get above error are as follows:
Base DN: Customize...
Custom base DN: o=company
Query filter: (objectClass=user)
Primary email attribute: emailid
Failed to authenticate the user with the test credentials provided.
Incorrect user name or password."
The setting when we get above error are as follows:
Base DN: Customize...
Custom base DN: o=company
Query filter: (objectClass=uid)
Primary email attribute: emailid
Can someone guide on the above issue ?
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Note: Novell GroupWise 7 General Support ended on 2 Apr 2010, Extended Support ended on 30 Sep 2012. Even GroupWise 8 will soon have its General Support end on 30 Sep 2013. You should be running GroupWise 2012 which is the current shipping version.
Aside from you running Very Old and unsupported software, lets see what can be done.
Usually when a SMTP Anti-SPAM / Anti-Virus appliance scanner wants to do LDAP email receipient verification, you do that against the Novell eDirectory's LDAP server. In the newer GroupWise version you also set that all valid email address values are populated into Novell eDirectory.
Hello GWGuruMan,
We are in the process to upgarde our system to GW 2012.
The ldap server login is successful and even the queries at some point returns - the LDAP server returned a success status for the authentication query. But it returns error - "Failed to authenticate the user with the test credentials provided.Incorrect user name or password."
We are also following with our local Novell support guys. They said there is no issue with our old system, something to do with SMG how it works and needs the query to be refined.
Great to hear that you will be upgrading your GroupWise messaging system to the 2012 version.
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Hi – I'm Pranish Kumar and as Group Program Manager for the Windows Embedded Automotive team, I lead the group of developers and designers responsible for building, designing, and maintaining our automotive technology. We released this video series today to introduce some of the team working on the technology that will bring about our vision for the intelligent vehicle. I'm proud of this team. Whether at work or at home, this team is so passionate about cars and the opportunity to use technology to improve the car experience. They bring their work and play together, with many members spending their free time on things like re-building hot rods and participating in car clubs. I invite you to watch the videos to meet the team behind our product and learn about what makes us tick.
So why are we so committed to the mission of in-car technology? Our vision is that over time, technology is going to help the car to become more intelligent, delivering a more responsive, intuitive safer experience for drivers and passengers. How will this impact your driving experience?
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Implementing software for automobiles is complex. There are tight production schedules that need to be met, deep integration that needs to be tested and validated so that the technology works well with all of the other vehicle systems, and hundreds of configurations across different vehicle models and features that need to be addressed. As you can see from the videos, we have a great team and deep experience that will enable Microsoft to partner with the automotive industry and turn our vision for the future into reality. So please, tell us what you think – besides a flying car, what would you like to see in the intelligent car of the future?


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The new graphene foam sensor detected nitrogen dioxide at 100 parts-per-million by a 10 percent resistance change in 5 to 10 minutes at room temperature and atmospheric pressure. It showed to be 10 times more sensitive than commercial conducting polymer sensors, which typically detect nitrogen dioxide at 1,000 part-per-million in the same time and with the same resistance chance at room temperature. Other nitrogen dioxide detectors available today require high power consumption and high temperatures to provide adequate sensitivity. The graphene foam sensor can detect nitrogen dioxide down to 20 parts-per-million at room temperature.
"We see this as the first practical nanostructure-based gas detector that's viable for commercialization," said Koratkar, a professor in the Department of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Nuclear Engineering at Rensselaer. "Our results show the graphene foam is able to detect ammonia and nitrogen dioxide at a concentration that is an order of magnitude lower than commercial gas detectors on the market today."
The graphene foam can be engineered to detect many different gases beyond ammonia and nitrogen dioxide, he said.
Studies have shown the electrical conductivity of an individual nanotube, nanowire, or graphene sheet is acutely sensitive to gas adsorbtion. But the small size of individual nanostructures made it costly and challenging to develop into a device, plus the structures are delicate and often don't yield consistent results.
The new graphene foam gas sensor overcomes these challenges. It is easy to handle and manipulate because of its large, macroscale size. The sensor a
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February 28, 2010 Earlier this month, five French-speaking journalists spent a week in a house in the French countryside. No cell phones, no TV. They could use only Twitter and Facebook in their reporting. Host Liane Hansen speaks to Janic Tremblay of Radio Canada to find out how the experiment turned out.
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February 27, 2010 Just a few years ago, burglars might lurk in the bushes or a parked car and wait to see a family leave their house, or turn out the lights. But in this day and age, all you have to do is send a Tweet. A new site, PleaseRobMe.com, reposts such tweets by Twitter users who disclose when they're away from home. Host Scott Simon speaks with Ginger McCall of the Electronic Privacy Information Center about Internet privacy and security.
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February 27, 2010 Before last summer's switch from analog to digital TV, viewers were warned by cable companies that signing up for cable was the only way they could preserve access to their favorite channels. But some find basic TV has plenty of offerings.
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February 26, 2010 How do you take pictures of objects that are too small to photograph? George Whitesides and Felice Frankel, co-authors of the image-heavy book No Small Matter: Science on the Nanoscale, discuss nanoscience and the process of photographing particles smaller than photons.
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February 26, 2010 Because America couldn't manufacture the Kindle, the locus of future related innovation has potentially shifted abroad. Mark Muro from The New Republic explains the costs of that could be grave.
February 25, 2010 Film critic Roger Ebert had his larynx removed through surgery, but a company called CereProc in Edinburgh, Scotland, has created a beta version of his voice. Dr. Matthew Aylett, chief technical Officer of CereProc, offers his insight.
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In the first such criminal trial of its kind, Judge Oscar Magi, shown here Wednesday in a Milan courtroom flanked by an aide, sentenced three Google executives to a six-month suspended sentence and absolved them of defamation charges.
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February 25, 2010 When an Italian court convicted Google executives Wednesday of violating privacy laws, it held them responsible for a user-generated video showing the bullying of a child. Now, many companies and content providers say there's a bigger trend at work: Widely diverging privacy laws are making the Internet less global than once imagined.
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February 25, 2010 It's fun and easy to use the Web to let friends know that you're having a great time out on the town or away on vacation. But privacy experts say it's worth thinking about how easily that information can be turned against you by criminals.
February 25, 2010 An Italian court has convicted three current and former Google executives on privacy violations. The judge held them criminally responsible for an online video of a disabled teenager being bullied. Google says it will appeal the convictions. The case was closely followed for its implications concerning Internet freedom in Italy and elsewhere in Europe.
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February 23, 2010 Apple wants to lower the cost of a single TV episode on iTunes from the current $1.99 to 99 cents. Consumers are beginning to ask why they're paying so much for cable, when they could just buy the few shows they actually watch a la carte via iTunes.
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February 22, 2010 Video games are big business in part because some of them allow players to engage in warfare with other players virtually. Jeff Bakalar, who writes about video games for the online magazine CNET, says there are many instances of homophobia, racism and misogyny.
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February 22, 2010 The Entertainment Software Ratings Board assigns about 1,700 ratings a year to warn parents about sex, violence and language, among other things, in video games.
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February 19, 2010 A series of online attacks on Google and other large U.S. companies had been traced back to two Chinese educational institutions, but it's unclear if the hackers are tied to the Chinese government. New York Times reporter John Markoff discusses the origin of the attacks.
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February 19, 2010 A new study used cell phone billing data for 50,00 people in a European country to show that people's travel patterns are extremely predictable. That's true for both homebodies and jet setters. Regardless of age, language group, etc, people's movements were predictable 93 percent of the time. The study shows the emerging power of using cell phone data for social science research.
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In an attempt to steal email client market share from Apple, Gmail messages on the updated iOS app will be pre-fetched and synced to improve user experience.
After adding a prominent "unsubscribe" button to Gmail to make it easier for users to get rid of unwanted marketing emails, Google has now updated its Gmail iOS app to improve user experience and compete with Apple iOS mail.
According to Google, Gmail messages on the iOS app will be pre-fetched and synced. That way, when users open the app, they can access the same content immediately as shown in mail.google.com – no pauses while waiting for the inbox to refresh.
To experience this updated feature, Gmail users have to turn on the background app refresh options in general settings, as well as notifications for the app itself on the phone, as shown below:
"It's clear that Google wants to enhance the user experience, make the Gmail app more sticky, and steal email client market share from Apple, which may have an effect on marketers in the long run," says Tom Sather, senior director of email research at Return Path, an email analytics company.
According to data from Return Path, the majority of emails read on smartphones are read within Apple iOS mail, compared to less than 2 percent within the Gmail mobile app.
"By improving the user experience by pre-fetching messages and then notifying users of new Primary messages, Gmail users are more likely to check mail in the Gmail app, as opposed to within iOS Mail," Sather tells ClickZ.
In addition, this updated iOS app feature supports sign-in across all Gmail services and products, including Maps, Drive, and YouTube. When users log in to one service, they are automatically signed in to all. From a marketer's perspective, Sather says that Google linking sign-ins with other services aims to increase email functionality for both users and email marketers.
"Marketers can already take advantage of Quick Actions to track shipments, view orders, and more. This may be one step needed to incorporate dynamic content in emails - like voice-guided navigation, for example," Sather says. "If anything, it will give Google more data on its users so they can deliver not only better search results, but also deliver more relevant ads within the Promotional tab in Gmail."
Yuyu Chen is a reporter at ClickZ. Her work has appeared in Local East Village, New York Daily News and Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce website. Yuyu received her M.A. in Business and Economic Reporting from New York University in May, 2013.
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Members of the Palestinian Hamas security forces take part in a graduation ceremony in Gaza City
Tourists visit Karnak temple in Luxor, a town 700 kilometres (435 miles) south of the Egyptian capital, Cairo, on Thursday. The ancient temple was open as usual despite a foiled suicide and gun attack on the world-famous site
A member of the Sudanese security forces waits outside a polling station, where he is registered to vote, in Khartoum, Sudan on Monday.
French soldiers patrol the street in a Jewish neighbourhood near a religious school and a synagogue as part of the highest level of "Vigipirate" security plan after last week's Islamic attacks in Paris on Wednesday. France deployed 10,000 soldiers on home soil and posts almost 5,000 extra police officers after the killing of 17 people by Islamist militants in Paris last week
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A British security official escorts a survivor from the wreckage of a British embassy vehicle after a suicide attack in Kabul on Thursday. A suicide bomber struck the vehicle in Afghanistan's capital on Thursday, killing at least three people and wounding many bystanders
Iraqi security forces march on the outskirts of Najaf, south of Baghdad on Wednesday
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A rebel gunman patrols a high-security prison after shelling in Donetsk, Ukraine. More than 100 inmates broke out of jail when shells rained down on the prison in the besieged rebel stronghold
Kurdish security forces take up positions while guarding an oil refinery on the outskirts of Mosul after Sunni extremists advanced through west Iraq in recent days
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ELEANOR HALL: The Consumer Action Law Centre is calling for stronger protection against the slick sales techniques used by in-home sales staff. The centre is warning that the national consumer laws, that are due to come into effect later this year, will whittle away some of the protections now offered to Victorian consumers.
Today it released a report on the emotional manipulation that underpins the in-home sales techniques, as Ashley Hall reports.
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ROBERT FISHER: It is Robert Fisher from the National Institute of Maths and Learning. How are you going?
ASHLEY HALL: It could be any doorstep in any suburb or town across Australia. A salesman arrives at the front door with the opportunity of a lifetime.
In this case, it's a package of educational software that promises to lift the performance of students in the household. Although the same tactics have been used to sell security systems, water coolers, vacuum cleaners and, in years gone by, encyclopaedia.
EXTRACT FROM VIDEO: It's a little bit like laying bricks to build a wall. You are missing a couple of bricks. Those two missing bricks are going to affect the learning year by year.
ASHLEY HALL: According to the Consumer Action Law Centre's new video, this is the first element of the sales pitch which involves building anxiety in the prospective customer. Then the salesman can swoop in, solve that anxiety, and close the sale.
EXTRACT FROM VIDEO: He started filling out the forms and basically I just went, yeah, sign me up.
ASHLEY HALL: It's a tried and tested tactic that captures many unwitting customers every day.
CATRIONA LOWE: I think everyone likes to think that they would be able to say no to a slick sales presentation.
ASHLEY HALL: Catriona Lowe is the co-chief executive of the Consumer Action Law Centre.
CATRIONA LOWE: The report gives us some insight into why that is so difficult. The sales techniques that are used in these situations are quite sophisticated and they employ techniques that are certainly very aware of consumer psychology.
ASHLEY HALL: What sort of tricks?
CATRIONA LOWE: For example, one of the findings of the report is that the sheer fact of a consumer having invited the sales person into their home sets up a certain set of psychological circumstances. So for example by letting someone into your house you are saying to the world I trust this person enough to let them into my home and then consumer psychology says that we need to behave in a way that is consistent with the message that we've given.
ASHLEY HALL: And then potential customers are caught in what's known in the trade as "the sheep paddock".
CATRIONA LOWE: They walk the consumer through the gates in the paddock and they close them behind them and the only gate left open and this is quoting the words of one of the sales people, the only gate left open is to buy.
ASHLEY HALL: The sales process can sometimes take hours. By the end of it, the customer has signed a contract to pay many thousands of dollars, often through a high-interest credit facility.
CATRIONA LOWE: We have certainly seen consumers getting into a situation of financial over-commitment as a result of that.
ASHLEY HALL: Catriona Lowe says education software sellers often get their sales leads from surveys, competitions and school newsletters.
CATRIONA LOWE: Schools need to be very carefully examining the sorts of sales techniques that are used and have firm and clear policies in place about when and how they will endorse products.
ASHLEY HALL: By the end of this year, state and territory governments will enact new national consumer protection laws to cover in-home sales. The Consumer Action Law Centre is concerned the new rules will be less stringent than some of the protections currently available.
CATRIONA LOWE: In Victoria, at the moment we have a law that protects regardless of whether the sale is solicited or unsolicited and also requires the salesperson to get the consumer's permission to remain in their home beyond an hour and thereafter every half an hour.
And that provides a consumer with an important psychological break where they may be able at that point to say no, I don't want you to stay any longer and certainly if the sales person fails to comply with those obligations, that also provides an avenue for the consumer to get out of the contract should that be what they wish to do.
But those protections are moving from a state base to a national base and we need to see those protections there for Australian consumers.
ASHLEY HALL: A spokeswoman for the Commonwealth Consumer Affairs Minister Craig Emerson says the new laws will include tough provisions to cover in-home sales as well as penalties of up to $50,000 for companies who don't do the right thing and a 6pm curfew, to ensure people won't be pestered by sales teams of an evening.
ELEANOR HALL: Ashley Hall reporting.
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ELEANOR HALL: The Consumer Action Law Centre is calling for stronger protection against the slick sales techniques used by in-home sales staff. The centre is warning that the national consumer laws, that are due to come into effect later this year, will whittle away some of the protections now offered to Victorian consumers.
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The fascination with the jungle and its animals has always aroused people's curiosity. Edgar Rice Burroughs, the writer of the Tarzan book series created a fascinating character, a borderline between myth and reality.
An outstanding book turns into a fun Disney game
The game was developed by Eurocom and published by Sony Computer Entertainment in 1999. The graphics were quite good for that period of time and even by today's standards, are not that bad.
We all know about the story of Tarzan, so I'm not going to bother you with the details. The creator of the game felt the same way so the intro isn't that long: you take on the role of Tarzan and must save the home of the gorillas from the evil hunter Clayton.
Playing and having lots of fun
There are three levels of difficulty, but if you've played a platformer before, I suggest you start with the normal one.
Tarzan was raised by the apes so he mastered some of their skills when it comes to tree climbing and agility. Basic fruits are a formidable weapon that you can throw at monkeys, baboons, eagles, and even humans. Other types of fruits can also be collected and used against stronger foes, but are limited, unlike the basic ones.
On each level there are six different letters you can collect: T, A, R, Z, A, N. If you get all of them, you'll be able to unlock a clip from the movie.
There is no tutorial, but you will be getting advices and tips from Turk, Tarzan's friend.
Remember the golden age of gaming...
Playing through this adventure is fun and it also allows gamers to take a trip down memory lane, when the games were mostly about content and not visuals.


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Please describe your photo here. its been a long time and I apologise for my absence but so many things occurring here you would not believe, I hope to be around more in the future - pic taken back in summer on a river island that is probably submerged now with the recent weather we have been experiencing. Not much variation in the uploads but I am looking for a competition entry AGAIN
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V1 the light is slightly better and good saturation in the greens with a fine reflection
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Beautiful sculpture Ann, 3 fine images,
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V1 for me.
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What a beautiful sculpture Nicely captured - with reflections, too Though not much difference in the different versions, it's V1 for me, Ann
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Good to see you around!
V1 works best for me, it makes the most of the reflections. I think I might try to lift the shadow slightly on the left (to us) side of her face, to distinguish her from the background. Otherwise quite delightful
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V1 works best for me, it makes the most of the reflections. I think I might try to lift the shadow slightly on the left (to us) side of her face, to distinguish her from the background. Otherwise quite delightful
I did try and do that but not very successful, I might try againi
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Lovely scene
V 1 just tops it for me
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I like the contrast in V1, the reflections look a lot better, but I like the bit of extra reflection at the bottom of V2, so perhaps a combination of the two?
Unfortunately, the shadow part of the lady's face is against the dark part of the background, and therefore somewhat ill defined. You could use the dodge tool, going in close so as not to overlap, or try lifting the highlights, as Moira suggests.
I just had a go at both methods in PaintshopPro.
Lifting highlights brightens the overall image too much, so I used the Dodge Tool at opacity 40, which is quite high, but after that I used Levels to slightly adjust the contrast and this blends it in nicely. I used it on her neck and face, but not the hair.
You might consider using it on the shaded part of the arm as well, but lower the opacity (about 25) on the dodge tool for that part because you will only be going over the dark area and need it to blend in with the rest of the arm. Without going along the side of the arm, the face lightening looks a bit contrived because the shadow extends along the face, collar and arm, and dealing with just a part of it looks unnatural.
There is something else you might like to try, and it's not too difficult to do. Where the fir tree comes down behind the girl's arm and the swan's head, I cloned in some of the dark background so that the hand and beak were completely backed by black. I feel that these two are important elements of the story of the statue and should therefore be easy to see, and no-one would know that the branch was originally longer.
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I have taken the liberty of uploading my modification into your Chrismas Tidings, the stained glass windows.
I hope that's ok.
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Quote: I have taken the liberty of uploading my modification into your Chrismas Tidings, the stained glass windows.
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of course Pamela, no problem thank you, interesting to see your result
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Three cracking pictures here Ann, and what a beautiful sculpture it is. Also its great to see you back on here again
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Glad to see an upload from you Ann, was getting worried about you. Lovely shot, the reflection is great too
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V1 is the pick of this set, it is a fine shot of this water feature with some splendid reflections
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