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Eight suspected smugglers are held in Thailand, but the whereabouts of 50 other victims are unknown.
Cambodian illegal immigrants sit at a Thai police bureau after a crackdown on human trafficking, Jan. 11, 2010. Bangkok Post
Authorities in Thailand have busted a human trafficking syndicate and rescued about half of 100 Burmese nationals smuggled in vehicles packed like sardines to the Thai capital Bangkok.
The victims, including toddlers, were at times heaped on each other in "layers" inside the crammed vehicles during their two-day journey from the Thai-Burmese border town of Mae Sot, one victim said Tuesday.
Thai authorities rescued 52 victims and arrested five Thai and three Burmese suspected traffickers on Monday, nearly a month after the perilous 400-kilometer (250-mile) journey, human rights groups said.
The victims had lived in a house belonging to one of the traffickers on reaching Bangkok.
The whereabouts of the 50 other victims is not known.
Burmese who cross over to Thailand illegally resort to Thai syndicates to be transported to Bangkok in their bid to secure jobs mostly in farms, brothels, and the shipping industry.
Most of those who rely on such transport fall prey to syndicates.
Map showing the route taken by the human traffickers.
In the latest incident, a couple who were victims of the scam alerted the authorities. The man was "sold" to a fishing boat owner while the wife was sent elsewhere by the syndicate.
"I didn't know I was sold to a fishing boat [owner]," said the man, identifying himself only as Phokye.
"Only when I arrived at the post, other Burmese there told me that I was sold and I should call my relatives to come with the money. So I did, and my relatives came [with authorities] to pay for my release, and [authorities] arrested them," he explained.
"One Thai trafficker escaped and the rest were arrested."
Phokye said that they had to change vehicles five times to avoid detection by the authorities and that among the Thai towns covered by the journey were Kamphaeng Phet and Muang Nakhon Sawan.
At times, he said, they had to "lie down on top each other in layers" and felt it "hard to breath."
Police vehicle used?
One vehicle used to transport the human cargo looked like it belonged to the police or prison authorities, he said.
He said he was not sure if the vehicle was driven by police personnel, as they were driven at night.
A human rights lawyer from the Thai Action Committee for Democracy in Burma, a nongovernmental group, said he was helping police identify the other victims.
"They have 28 men and 24 women," the lawyer said. Most of them were rescued in the Thai province of Suphan Buri, 120 km (75 miles) north of Bangkok.
Smuggling of Burmese nationals into Thailand and within the country continues to thrive despite a bilateral agreement signed more than two years ago to combat human trafficking, especially of women and children.
Tens of thousands of migrant workers from impoverished Burma work in Thailand, both legally and illegally.
Reported by Nayrein Kyaw for RFA's Burmese service. Translated by Khin May Zaw. Written in English by Parameswaran Ponnudurai.
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BOSTON Mary Ritchie, a Massachusetts State Police trooper, has been married for almost five years and has two children. But when she files her federal income tax return, she's not allowed to check the "married filing jointly" box.
That's because Ritchie and her spouse, Kathleen Bush, are a gay couple, and the federal Defense of Marriage Act makes them ineligible to file joint tax returns.
Now Ritchie, Bush and more than a dozen others are suing the federal government, claiming the act discriminates against gay couples and is unconstitutional because it denies them access to federal benefits that other married couples receive, such as pensions and health insurance. Plaintiffs also include Dean Hara, the widower of former U.S. Rep. Gerry Studds, the first openly gay member of the House of Representatives.
In Ritchie's case, she and her spouse say they have paid nearly $15,000 more in taxes than they would have if they had been able to file joint returns.
"It saddens us because we love our country," Ritchie said. "We are taxpayers. We live just like anyone else in our community. We do everything just like every other family, like every other married couple, and we are treated like less than that."
The lawsuit was being filed Tuesday in federal court in Boston by Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders, the anti-discrimination group that brought a successful legal challenge leading to Massachusetts becoming the first state in the nation to legalize gay marriage in 2004.
Only Massachusetts and Connecticut allow gay marriage. Vermont, Connecticut, New Jersey and New Hampshire allow civil unions.
Californians voted in November to overturn a court ruling that allowed gay marriage, but the state still offers domestic partnerships that guarantee the same rights as marriage. Hawaii is considering a bill that will allow same-sex civil unions.
The Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, was enacted by Congress in 1996 when it appeared Hawaii would soon legalize same-sex marriage and opponents worried that other states would be forced to recognize such marriages. The new lawsuit challenges only the portion of the law that prevents the federal government from affording Social Security and other benefits to same-sex couples.
President Barack Obama has pledged to work to repeal DOMA and reverse the Department of Defense policy that prevents openly gay people from serving in the military.
Mary Bonauto, GLAD's Civil Rights Project director, said the lawsuit is the first major challenge to the section of the law that denies same-sex couples access to more than 1,000 federal programs and legal protections in which marriage is a factor.
All the plaintiffs are from Massachusetts and have marriages that are recognized by the state. They include a U.S. Postal Service employee who wasn't allowed to add her spouse to her health insurance plan; a Social Security Administration retiree who was denied health insurance for his spouse; three widowers who were denied death benefits for funeral expenses; and a man who has been denied a passport bearing his married name.
"This law is an absolute intrusion into an area that states have governed for centuries – marriage," Bonauto said.
In Hara's case, he was denied any portion of Studds' $114,000 pension after the Democratic congressman died in 2006. The two married in 2004 after being together for 14 years.
"I am not being treated the same as any other surviving spouse of any other federal employee or public servant who has served this country for 27 years, when I have been legally married," Hara said.
Defendants in the lawsuit are the United States of America and several federal agencies, which are being represented by the U.S. Department of Justice.


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The digital version of the game takes away the chore of manually tallying data and scores, and players can compete against others from anywhere in the world.
The board of the Landscape Game comprises a mosaic of squares, some covered in forest – which ranges from highly biodiverse old-growth forests to secondary forest – and others water catchment areas, agricultural land, etc..
Players make money by investing in plantations, ecotourism, forest logging, carbon sequestration and mining.
The government player has to manage its landscape sustainably, through rules, taxation, subsidies or penalties.
To win, players have to optimise the accumulation of productivity points (wealth in the form of cash and assets) with sustainability points.
Going digital will open up even more possibilities, as the game has also been adapted as an app for smartphones and tablets.
"Just imagine sitting there with your iPad. There will be no manual data tallying, the program will calculate and keep track of your score for you," says the game's creator, Herry Purnomo.
He worked on the game's algorithm himself, and put it in the hands of a professional game developer hired by Cifor.
"It will be a multi-player interactive experience, and you'll be able to play with anyone anywhere in the world."
The digital version is more comprehensive.
You can choose from six different landscapes – investing in mangrove, peat land or montane forest in Java or Borneo, for example. Or further afield, try planting oil palm in the Congo, or setting up an ecotourism venture in the Amazon.
Herry says they've spent around US$35,000 (RM111,000) on developing the digital version of the game.
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A lot of work has gone into making sure the situations that arise in the game are realistic. Above all, however, the game has to be fun.
Cifor ran a focus group discussion in late July to see how it can be improved before the pilot launch on Oct 20.
Professors and students from universities, and government department officials were invited to give important feedback in the context of Herry's two main objectives.
"A government can come up with a great policy, but if it hasn't determined how best to implement or monitor it, the public may find ways around it," Herry says.
The incorporation of game theory elements could make the Landscape Game a useful tool for governments looking to stay one step ahead.
Different mental models can influence how people conceptualise nature, and this in turn will affect their behaviours, strategies and actions.
By getting stakeholders to play the game, insight can be gained into their various perspectives, and potential weak points in policy or enforcement planning can be identified.
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When we last saw K.C. Keeler he was on the sidelines for the Delaware Blue Hens at the 2010 FCS championship game in Frisco, Texas where Eastern Washington rallied from a 19-0 third-quarter deficit to win the game 20-19. Keeler is the new head coach at Sam Houston State University who visits Cheney Aug. 23 to kick off the college football season versus EWU on national television with ESPN.
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Lackawanna College awarded associate degrees to more than 300 students from eight states and two international students during its 120th commencement held Saturday in the College's Student Union in Scranton.
Alumnus Donald A. Jones, Class of 2008, served as the keynote speaker. Mr. Jones was a wide receiver with the Buffalo Bills from 2010 to 2012. Since his retirement from the National Football League, he has dedicated his time to advocacy for a variety of health-related issues, particularly kidney diseases.
Accounting major Andrew Joseph Figueroa of Hawley was the class representative. A 2010 graduate of Wallenpaupack Area High School, Mr. Figueroa will continue his education at Drexel University in the fall.
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Warning: This is not a glamorous post. If you are looking for glamour, maybe go check out some of the past weeks' awards show dresses.
My word for 2012 is PROGRESS, and this week I made some progress on the mind-numbingly chaotic closets in my home. While my 4-year-old was at preschool, I tackled the pantry.
Our pantry isn't in our kitchen, it is in our downstairs hallway. It provides good storage space, but, since it is so centrally-located in the main living area of our home, it also became a dumping ground for anything that was left lying around.
Whenever my son had a toy taken away from him for misuse (moms of boys, you know how often that happens), it went in the toy graveyard at the top of the pantry. And then I would forget about them.
Our non-perishable foods were jammed onto the shelves in whatever way would allow the door to close. The paper products that I bought for birthday parties and other get-togethers were literally spilling out onto the floor when I opened the pantry door.
And, then there were the plastic grocery bags.
Why? Why are there so many?
Something had to be done. I pulled out my IKEA step stool and began unloading.
Even if your closets aren't as dire as mine was, there is still a good reason to reorganize. You might discover that you are a battery and/or light bulb hoarder! I didn't know that I was until this morning. I am pretty sure we have batteries in every letter of the alphabet.
Since these items were randomly chucked into this pantry, I had no idea how many we actually had, so I just kept buying more. Shameful. Well, in five years when my current florescent bulbs finally die, I have plenty of backups.
A few trips back and forth to the kitchen, and the pantry was empty. Isn't it lovely?
I pulled ALL of these non-food items from the pantry. Is it any wonder things kept falling on my head in there?
Here is the rest of the haul, minus several pieces of junk/toys/garbage that I threw in the trash where they belonged.
And here it is, reorganized and happy.
The food is all on eye-level now, so it is easier to take a quick survey of what we have and what we need.
I bought the green bins from the Dollar Spot at Target, but Dollar Tree also has bins to choose from. They will keep the non-perishables corralled into like groups, and I can slide one out at a time to look for a specific item.
I weeded out the excess battery packaging and separated the batteries into food storage bags according to size. All the bags then got combined into a larger zipper bag left from a set of twin sheets or something. I always save those bags because they are useful all over the house.
I dug up an empty baby wipes container and shoved in a good amount of plastic grocery bags. The container keeps them from falling all over the pantry, and I can easily pull one out at a time. Plus, Pooh and Piglet are cute.
Now each shelf has a specific function. Plastic bags shall not mix with glassware; food will not fraternize with paper plates.
Now, this is not one of the glamorous pantries that you see in home design magazines with decanted pasta and vintage chalkboard labels. But it is progress.
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Another Season in Paradise with Fox Reality Channel
December 06, 2007 10:49 PM by Jennifer_Brown
So what happens when you gather 11 sexy singles-on-the-make and check them into a secluded hotel, dangling a cash prize in front of their noses? I'm thinking excitement, drama, and,yeah, probably some pretty sizzling naughty stuff, too. Add to that the edict that each single must bunk with another single of the opposite sex and that the odd man is literally out, and you're likely to get some pretty good mayhem to boot. Bring in more singles – more chaos, more scrambling, more manipulation, and,yeah, more of that naughty stuff I was talking about.
This is the gist behind Paradise Hotel 2, set to return to MyNetworkTV and Fox Reality Channel this winter, with all new episodes promising "the exciting unpredictability of a reality show with the addictiveness of a night time drama," says Fox Reality Channel President, David Lyle.
Viewers hooked on the first season of Paradise Hotel can expect an outrageous cast, intriguing challenges, and enough twists to keep the game exciting. Additionally, viewers can catch an even naughtier and more explicit version of the show on Fox Reality Channel's late-night mature audience version. Let the hanky-panky begin!
Paradise Hotel 2 will debut Monday February 4, 2008 on MyNetworkTV at 9PM ET, with a late-night TV-MA version on Fox Reality Channel at 1AM ET.
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Looking over Sir Alex Ferguson's CV it's pretty hard to be anything but full of praise for a manager who's not only delivered trophy after trophy, but also managed to rebuild, great side after great side.
Pep Guardiola's decision to quit Barcelona at the very top, simply illustrates how difficult a task it is to reconstruct an ageing side, even one full of superstars. Sir Alex has defied his critics for almost three decades, from the "three years of excuses and its still crap" through to quashing the challenge of the 'Invincibles' and the 'Chelski revolution.'
With twelve league titles, two Champions Leagues, five FA Cups and four league cups plus a cup winner's cup, and various other trophies, it's pretty hard to argue with the case for Fergie being the greatest manager of all time.
Yet there is one area where some, including myself, have questioned the great man, a facet of his managerial reign that sometimes isn't quite at the same level of excellence as the rest. His tactics. That may sound like blasphemy -or at least a bit of spoiled rotten behaviour- and perhaps it is, but only because Sir Alex has raised the expectations so much at United that some of us, dare to be critical when we see areas we know could improve.
Overrall Sir Alex has tactically got it right, far more than he's got it wrong, of that there can be little doubt. There have been times though when I'm sure I haven't been alone in thinking "how could he have been so naive?" Chelsea's victory over Barcelona – well one win and a draw- in the Champions League, like Internazionale's two years prior, underlined the fact that the Catalans aren't unbeatable. With the right tactics and admittedly a slice of good fortune Barca can be beaten. Yet in the two finals we've played them in we haven't even made a game of it, let alone looked like winning, with a severe lack of ideas on both how to combat their attacks and how to create our own. I know we scored at Wembley and had them shook up in the first ten minutes in Rome, but were we really ever in those matches? Did we ever truly look like winning? Not really. I'm also fully aware we overcame them in 2008, but I feel they weren't at quite the same level then and also Carlos Queiroz had a big part in United's tactics, something Gary Neville has stated in his book 'Red.'
I know this sounds harsh but my point is that the only real criticism left to level at Fergie is sometimes his tactics fail him and the derby at Old Trafford earlier this season was a case in point. So many mistakes were made during the game that can be attributed to the manager it was without a doubt his worst day at the office. Why was David Silva consistently given so much space? Why did Sir Alex wait twenty minutes after Evans was sent off before bringing on Phil Jones when it was obvious we were struggling? What was the sense in bringing Nani off for Chicharito with Valencia on the bench? The same applied in the FA Cup derby game, yes United won but was bringing Scholes on at 3-1 after six months out and with City suddenly looking dangerous such an inspired move? Why was Welbeck taken off when he was playing so well? I could ask the same question regarding Scholes at Anfield but let's not turn this into a rant.
Some ABU's claim Sir Alex's record of two Champions Leagues after so many titles shows he's not quite as tactically astute as other top European managers. While I'm not so sure that's wholly fair, after all the three foreigner rule killed us in the early 90s while we were robbed by a linesman in 2004 and injuries in 2007. There is at least room for debate though, and next Monday's game gives Sir Alex the perfect opportunity to prove his last few detractors wrong.
If , I'm almost loathe to even think it, City win on Monday, then yet again some people may call into question Sir Alex's tactics, particularly when it comes to the biggest games of the season.
If United can go to Eastlands, against a fully fit City side that need a win, and come away from the game with something, then I feel Fergie may have just proven once and for all that he's still capable of outwitting his opponents when he really needs to.
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Firstly about Carlos Quieros, he is MASSIVELY over rated. His status was inflated because of our win against Barca, at a time when Frank Rijkaard was under a lot of heat and they only had the Champions League to fight for. I think we give the guy FAR too much credit for that win.
One thing i do blame Sir Alex for is the teams' performance over the years, they've been dreadful viewing!! I cant think of a period where we totally dominated opposition for at least 5 games and had a performance to match the dominance. We've slowly become the Italian team dressed in Red that to me is the real dissapointment, hes obviously installed this tactic into our play. We dont play like champions any more and thats worrying! We seem to be forever grinding results out, and thats not what Man Utd is about.
Also there seems to have been a failure to plan ahead properly with respect to replacing Scholes and Giggs. Both are 40 or there abouts and we havent got anyone whos 100% certain to take their place. Whilst we've wasted a lot of time with Cleverley, i think we'd have been better off using one of academy jewels Matty James. To me he seems to be more creative in midfield than Cleverley.


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These were great. I left out the red peppers though because I don't really care for them. I would compare these to being as good as something you'd get at a restaurant. Next time I think I'll try black beans instead of pinto!
Sharlene-if you don't like red peppers leave them out of your recipes :) and for just in case you didn't know...red peppers have great nutritional benefits ;)
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text: Dear All, the e-mail from Rae (attached below) proposed a classification of selectors in 3 classes and triggered a lot of discussion on selectors of Class 3. I'd like on the contrary here to resume the discussion on the other two types of selectors (not digging into whether to call them samplers or filters...). Note that I agree with Nick that reasoning on "classification" per se is sterile, unless it is useful for the definition of an information model that univoquely and concisely describe a packet selection method. This mail is actually finalized to get some feedback for building it. Rae proposes the following classification: Class 1 -> selectors that operate directly on some bits of the packet header Class 2 -> selectors that pertain to a router's reaction to a particular packet Basically, I agree with it, with a couple of modifications: 1) Class 1 should be "enlarged" to cover also hash based sampling. In fact, similarly to Rae's current Class 1 selectors, hash based sampling takes as an input some bits of the packet (though not only necessarily those of the header) then it applies a function (simple or complicate) and finally takes a decision (thoug based on a selection range and not on a boolean value). Those similarities are more than the differences that hash based sampling has wrt the other two selector classes (2 & 3). 2) Class 2 should include also source and destination AS . What distinguishes Class 1 and Class 2 is that Class 1 selection does't need router information, Class 2 does. (What distinguish Class 1 + 2 from Class 3 is then that class 1 + 2 doesn't depend on the temporal or spatial positioning of a packet in a stream, Class 3 does, but I wouldn't like to enter on this discussion here...) Class 1) ===== Nick pointed out that to completely describe a hash based selection, you need to specify a) The input (bit) range b) The (hash) function c) The selection range IMO the same information is also enough to describe any of the Class 1 selectors that Rae described below: - All field definition and masks are actually an input bit range definition - All "xxx == <value>" are actually an identity function + a selection range (<value>, <!value>) - All "xxx in a certain range" are actually an identity function + a more elaborate selection range As how this information can be formally described: a) The input (bit) range: Rae proposes to specify Information a) as a list of <IP header field & mask> However, to cover also his example of "TCP port in range..." we need also to include TCP headers. And then why not UDP? Moreover, if we want to support hashing, we should also be able to specify part of the payload.... I personally think that a definition like "take this list of bit positions after the start of the IP header" is the most general and easy one. Why not to leave the "translation" from a human readable syntax to this list to an application interpreting human's input?(i.e. why PSAMP should deal with defining such a syntax?) b) The function: It can be NULL (meaning identity function) of the specification of a hashing function. How and if to refer to a standard set of function should be further discussed. c) The selection range: it can be expressed as a list of intervals within a range <interv_begin, interv_end> <interv_begin, interv_end> .... Once again, I think that the compilation of such a list from the interpretation of a human readable syntax like "TCP port in [3000,4000]" (and the high level syntax itself) doesn't need to be standardized. Class 2) (router state dependent selection) ===== This is the Rae's proposed list - egress/ingress interface this packet is routed to/from == <value> - acl violations - failed rpf - failed RSVP - no route I'd add also - Origin AS - Destination AS Any comment whether this list is exhaustive? and what is needed to univoquely describe each item? Maurizio Rae McLellan wrote: > > If the terminology isn't clear here, do we need to come up with > > something better? With the words currently at my disposal, > > my usage is: > > > > 1. sampling = 1 in N (periodic or statistical) or hash-based > > 2. filtering = filtering > > 3. (primitive) selectors = either 1 or 2, and further methods TBD > > 4. (composite) selectors = composites of methods from 3 > > > > So the work of item 1: > > > > "1. Selectors for packet sampling. Define the set of primitive > > packet selection operations for network elements, the parameters > > by which they may be configured, and the ways in which they can > > be combined." > > > > is precisely to lay out what these selectors are. > > I believe the WG charter's use of "Selectors" and Andy's subsequent > use of the term (in defining his suggested subdivision of tasks 1&2) > is strictly generic. And from the following psamp posts, it looks > like we can classify the types of selectors into 3 basic groups. > > 1) selectors that operate directly on the packet header. i.e. some > function applied to the bits of an IP header that returns a > boolean select/no-select value. e.g.: > - IP source address == <value> > - IP destination address & <mask> == <value> > - IP protocol == TCP/UDP/ICMP/etc > - TCP source port in_range {3000,4000} > - TTL > N, TTL == N, TTL < N > - IP_TOS & <mask> == <value> > - TCP protocol = SYN > - IP ID & <mask> == <value> > - IP Checksum & <mask> == <value> > - Checksum(IP header w/o TTL) & <mask> == <value> > (note that these last 3 can be used to generate an almost uniform > sample of the IP packets, yet they're still based on IP header) > > 2) selectors that pertain to a router's reaction to a particular packet. > - egress/ingress interface this packet is routed to/from == <value> > - acl violations > - failed rpf > - failed RSVP > - no route > > 3) and finally selectors that bear no relation to either the packet > or the router's functionality, such as: > - the next K sequential packets after a wait of N packets. > - random sampling > > All of these selectors operate in the logical space. They do not > refer to physical bytes. i.e. there is no facility for "the Nth byte > of the IP header == <value>". Selectors only refer to logical fields. > Eventually the hardware/software will have to examine and compare bits, > but the selector specification is defined in the logical space and some > sort of compiler will translate the filter description into an executing > rule set in hardware or software. This process is implementation > dependent and out of bounds of the specification. (IMHO... :) > The most general form of a type 1 selector is: > ( <packet header field> & <mask> ) == <value> > > I'm sure there's many more that can be included in each list. > But, all three types should be described in the PSAMP document. > > > For the discussion on pre-filtering, the phrase "and the ways in > > which they can be combined" is key. In the framework, filtering is > > one of several packet selection mechanisms, which may be combined > > to form composite packet selectors. For example, a composite > > selector whose first component is a filter and whose second is > > 1 in N sampling. > > If you think of the selectors as building blocks for the eventual > filter, then its just a matter of combining selectors in conjunctions > and unions to get a composite rule. > > For example maybe I wanted to select packets which were destined for > the whitehouse in a DDOS attack. One of the selectors would be, > S1 := IP destination address == 18.104.22.168 > S2 := IP destination address == 184.108.40.206 > So, to cover both addresses requires the union of S1 and S2. > [I know those two selectors could be a single compare under mask, but > humor me for the sake of introducing a union in the example.] > But then you only need to look at the SYN packets, so the conjunction > of two more selectors is required. > S3 := IP protocol == TCP > S4 := TCP_SYNFLAG == 1 > Then the rule for finding DDOS attacks on the whitehouse becomes: > (S1 || S2) && S3 && S4. > But the that turns out to be too much data to analyze and some sort > of sampling is required to reduce the sample traffic to a acceptable > rate. A 5th selector based on the IP header checksum provides a > reasonably uniform sampling. > S5 := IP checksum & <mask> == <value> > And the final rule becomes: > R1 := (S1 || S2) && S3 && S4 && S5 > > No doubt there would be some limit in any particular implementation > on the number of selectors and rules that can operate simultaneously. > But that's an implementation difference I'm sure the marketing > types will enjoy hyping. > > Except for one case, I don't believe applying the selectors in any > particular order produces different results. Though early out for > performance might be something a compiler could achieve, the end > result of sampled traffic remains the same. I don't really care > what syntax is used to specify the selectors or how they are combined. > But the functionality of union and conjunctions is important. > > The only place where the order of the selector rules matters is > when performing the "sample K packets every N" type selector. > This is because there is a difference in the range over which > the N is sampled. If this type of sampler is applied first, N > ranges over the entire input stream. But if it is applied last, > then N only applies to those packets that have managed to pass > through any previous selector functions. Each will produce a > different sample stream. > > On the matter of report contents, I agree with Derek that the > simpler the better with just forwarding the first N bytes. > A report should consist of a header followed by a number of sample > entries. The sample report header would contain: > 1) identity of reporting agent > 2) report sequence number (to detect lost reports) > 3) agent status flags (total # of samples, alarms, etc) > > A fixed sized report sample entry would consist of: > 1) rule specifier (preferably a rule id, not the full rule) > 2) timestamp > 3) first N bytes of IP packet > > Whatever PSAMP comes up with, I believe it should be simple enough > to expect hardware implementations at the higher line rates. > Both the selection and the report generation processes should > have minimal overhead to allow implementations at high line rates. > > I beg your pardon for being so pedantic. 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U.S. News & World Report's "Best High Schools" rankings for 2012 included four Susquehanna County schools.
The rankings – partially based on work by the American Institute for Research – focus on the principles that a great high school must serve all of its students well, not just those who are college-bound.
Susquehanna Community, Blue Ridge, Elk Lake and Forest City Regional were among the premier high schools out of 21,776 public high schools in 49 states and the District of Columbia analyzed for this report.
Nebraska was the only state that did not report enough data to be evaluated.
SCHS was determined to be in the top 20 percent of great high schools and was awarded a bronze medal.
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SCSD Superintendent Bronson Stone presented the news to its school board members at their May meeting.
At this time, Stone also offered congratulations to Coach Lawrence Tompkins for the successful basketball season. The Sabers made a successful run for the District II championship by defeating Old Forge, Stone said. The team will proudly wear the championship jackets they received.