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One of the biggest reasons for optimism with the USC defense in 2013 is the change in scheme with new defensive coordinator Clancy Pendergast. After a disappointing showing in 2012 -- which included allowing USC records 62 points and 730 yards of offense given up to the Oregon Ducks -- the Trojans saw Monte Kiffin move back to the NFL and Pendergast brought in from Cal to install his 5-2 scheme.
Pendergast brings experience and a history of success against Pac-12 offenses, particularly the variations of the spread-option that are so prevalent in the conference today. His defenses are also known to create pressure from multiple angles and USC coach Lane Kiffin referenced the fact that Pendergast was able to achieve quick success -- his first two defenses for the Bears were ranked No. 1 in the conference -- as a key reason why he was hired at USC. The thought being this defense is not far away from being pretty good with the right coordinator and scheme to bring things together.
Defensive line
In the 5-2 scheme, the Trojans consider the line to be made up of five players -- the nose tackle, two defensive ends and two stand-up outside linebackers. The standout player in spring was Leonard Williams at one of the end spots. This is no surprise after he was named Pac-12 Defensive Freshman of the Year in 2012. The future is extremely bright for Williams to potentially become of the best interior linemen in the country. George Uko is the other end for the Trojans, and he isn't far behind Williams. Uko consistently received praise from Kiffin in spring for his solid performances. Antwaun Woods is at the nose tackle spot, and he offers an athletic wide body who has worked hard this offseason.
On the outside, the Trojans bring a pair of very good pass rushers in Morgan Breslin and Devon Kennard. Breslin led the team in sacks last year and had 3.5 sacks in the spring game from his new spot. Kennard returns from sitting out the 2012 season with injury and his skill set seems to fit the position.
There is also the potential for good depth along the line, something that is key for Ed Orgeron to rotate lines throughout the game. J.R. Tavai is the most experienced interior reserve but other options this year could include Cody Temple, Kenny Bigelow and Greg Townsend. That's not a bad set of backups. On the outside, Jabari Ruffin and Kevin Greene saw action in spring while Scott Starr was originally slated to play middle linebacker but he saw time at outside linebacker in summer workouts. True freshman Quinton Powell is also in the mix, as is key special teams performer Marquis Simmons.
This position group is a strength for the Trojans. The leader is Hayes Pullard at one inside linebacker spot. Pullard has been productive for the past two years on the outside and seems to be a more natural fit in the middle. Hayes has also become one of the real leaders of the team coming into the year. His backup will be true freshman Michael Hutchings, who is coming off of three straight state title teams in high school -- he knows how to win. At the other spot, there is a terrific competition between Anthony Sarao and Lamar Dawson. Dawson had been a starter with the previous defense but so far Sarao has held him off through spring and summer workouts.
Here is where things get interesting. One of the hallmarks of the 5-2 scheme is corners playing man-to-man defense, often on an island. During spring drills, this was an issue, as the USC receivers had a lot of success against a corner group that is looking to fill both spots. Granted, it is a new defense to learn and the corners were going up against guys like Marqise Lee and Nelson Agholor -- most corners will struggle against them. Regardless, it's clear there needs to be improvement there once the season starts, and it stands to reason that it will happen as the players become more comfortable in the system.
Kevon Seymour appears to be a strong favorite for one starting corner spot, and he is a very good man-cover corner. The other spot had Anthony Brown as the starter in spring and summer, but there are other options to look at with Torin Harris, Ryan Henderson, Chris Hawkins and Devian Shelton.
Things are more settled at safety. Josh Shaw is at strong safety, which is somewhat of a surprise considering Kiffin had discussed moving him to corner at the end of spring, a position he played in 2012. Shaw looks good at safety, which could be part of the reason he is staying there. He will be joined by Dion Bailey, the former linebacker who will now be at free safety, his original position in high school. If both players can transition well to safety, it could be a very good duo. There is also good depth with Demetrius Wright, Gerald Bowman and a pair of talented true freshman in Su'a Cravens and Leon McQuay III. Cravens in particular showed a lot of promise in spring drills before getting hurt.
Special teams
Andre Heidari returns for his third year as the placekicker. He was an all-conference selection as a freshman but was slowed by injuries last year. Right now he is healthy and looked good in the limited opportunities he got to kick in live situations during spring. Kris Albarado takes over for Kyle Negrete at punter while Peter McBride returns at long snapper.


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David Cameron officially refuses to attend Sochi, denies 'snub'
Britain will be sending Anne, the Princess Royal, Lord Sebastian Coe and Culture Secretary Maria Miller, the politician responsible for same-sex marriage in England and Wales, to Russia
UK Prime Minister David Cameron has officially refused to attend the Sochi Winter Olympics, but has denied it is a 'snub'.
Downing Street formally informed Russian diplomats yesterday the Conservative leader will not be attending, but stressed it was not due to the outrage surrounding Russia's gay propaganda laws.
Instead, Cameron declined the invitation on the grounds there is no precedent for serving prime ministers to attend the Winter Olympics.
Britain will be sending Anne, the Princess Royal and former London Olympics chief Lord Sebastian Coe.
Maria Miller, the Culture Secretary responsible for England and Wales' gay marriage law, will also be attending as part of the official delegation.
With Cameron not flying over to Russia, very few world leaders will be there in Sochi.
The presidents of France, Germany and the United States have all refused invitations to attend.
But while Barack Obama made headlines for sending gay athletes Billie Jean King, Brian Boitano and Caitlin Cahow to Russia, none of Britain's members of the delegation are openly LGBTI.
The country will still be making a statement with the BBC sending Clare Balding, a beloved lesbian broadcaster.
Ben Summerskill, chief executive of gay lobbying group Stonewall, said: 'We are sending Clare Balding and she is a national treasure in much the same way as Billie Jean King is in America.
'She'll be broadcasting for the BBC, and I think that sends out quite a strong signal.'

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Christopher David Betts, 37, resident of Columbia Station died on December 13, 2007. Christopher was a Journeyman Industrial Maintenance Technician at the Beckett - Air Co.
He was a 4- H advisor in Lorain Co., an avid sports fan, a pole vaulter, a member of the American Model Airplane Assoc., and a licensed sail plane pilot. Christopher was a talented artist and craftsman. He had a great love for animals and was always willing to lend a hand to a friend in need.
He was the beloved husband of Peggy; devoted father of Cody and Connor; son of Carole Betts and the late Larry Betts; brother of Kathleen Bigler and grandson of Arleen Berger; beloved friend to many.
Friends may call on Tuesday from 4 to 8 P.M. at the Baker Osinski Kensinger Funeral Home, 206 Front St. Berea. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday at the Lighthouse Bible Church, 24050 Royalton Rd., Columbia Station.
Interment will be in the Columbia Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Lorain Co. 4- H Club or the Lorain County Animal Protective League.


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ESS Technologies, Inc. introduces the new Model MB 25 Mini Monoblock Filler/Capper. Engineered for pharmaceutical, diagnostic, and cosmetic filling/capping applications, the cost effective mechanical drive, filling, and capping systems handle up to 60 small bottles, tubes, or micro-vials per minute.Gravity chutes allow the operator to manually feed containers, caps, and plugs to the starwheel for automatic placement, creating a highly compact and affordable Monoblock filler/capper system. Available in single pitch or dual pitch configurations, the MB 25 offers a range of filling options for liquids, powders, and creams. The mini Monoblock also handles a wide variety of closure types, including screw-on caps, push-on caps, pumps, dispensers, and stoppers.
The MB 25 is ergonomically designed using sturdy aluminum tubular construction for easy inspection, maintenance, and quick size changeover. Containers index directly into the multi-station starwheel which features No Bottle-No Fill-No Cap standard. Fill times may be independent of the starwheel to allow for various fluid fill rates, and the starwheel is mechanically driven with a precision zero-backlash indexer. Each station is inspected to ensure proper fill levels and correct placement of plugs and caps. An optional automatic reject may be ordered to remove incorrect containers from the production process. Correct containers exit via a discharge conveyor, or the MB 25 may be integrated with a robotic unloading station or other means to convey containers to downstream labeling or packaging equipment. Size changeover is easy and quick, usually less than 15 minutes. Available quick changeover options can reduce this time to less than five (5) minutes. Interlocked and gasketed Lexan machine safety guarding prevents injury to the operator.
Optional vibratory or centrifugal bottle, plug and cap feeders may be integrated with the MB 25 to create a fully automated filling and capping line. The system can automatically insert plugs, reducers, dropper tips, and brushes into the container prior to capping. Caps are secured using a mechanical placement and pre-torque mechanism as well as a final torque mechanism. Servo drive, filling, and capping systems may also be ordered as an option. Allen Bradley PLC and PanelView Plus 600 touchscreen HMI controls are standard with the MB 25, and other control options may be specified.
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Late last week, the FCC approved Tribune Company to own print and broadcast media in the same market. Why was this important? Tribune Company (TRB) is going private and the FCC approval was critical to this transaction. Without FCC approval, the deal might not have gone through. With that hurdle out of the way, what's to stop it now?
And how can we make money from it?
The Details
Real estate tycoon Sam Zell is planning a buyout of Tribune Company (TRB) at the end of the year for $34 a share. Let me rephrase that—the company is expected to go private in the next 27 days and plans to buy its stock from shareholders at $34 a share.
If the deal can't be completed by December 31st, the company will continue its quest to privatize and will begin paying shareholders an annualized 8% interest rate on their shares until the company goes private.
The Stock
The stock is currently trading around $30.50. If the deal goes through by December 31st, yesterday's buyers will earn about 11% in a month—an annualized return of more than 265%.
The Hurdles
Very little is stopping this buyout plan now. The FCC hurdle was the major one. Though the company needs to get the deal done by the end of the month to qualify for tax credits, the paperwork seems to be in order to push the deal through no matter what.
Let's put some probabilities on this and try to quantify the risks:
A Pabrai / Kelly Risk Analysis
What are the odds that the deal will go through by the end of the month? I've seen bigger deals fall through for no apparent reason other than one company couldn't get its ass in gear. Remember GE's planned 8 billion acquisition of one of Abbott's divisions earlier this year? Best as I can tell, Abbott fumbled and couldn't get the required paperwork done in time and GE pulled out.
Even though Tribune has been planning to do this deal since early this year, let's assume that there is a 50% chance that the company will complete its buyout by December 31.
What if the company can't get it done in the next four weeks? We know the company still wants to privatize and is offering a premium of 8% annualized if it can't get the deal done by the end of 2007. Odds of it getting done in early to mid-2008? I'll say 30%.
Of course, the deal can fall through and not close at all. In that case, today's buyers would simply hold Tribune stock. Let's say there is a nearly 20% chance of that happening.
Finally—the doomsday case. There is a small chance that the deal will fall through and that the company will fall off the face of the earth by the end of 2007. Sure, it's a small chance. Still, we'll ascribe a <1% chance of that happening.
Making Sense of The Odds
In this merger/buyout arbitrage play, I estimate that there is a 50% chance to make an annualized return of >265% by the end of 2007. If the deal can't close until June of 2008, I believe that there is a 30% chance of earning 30% or greater on an annualized basis once you add in the 8% interest being paid.
I believe that there is a one in five (or 20%) chance that the deal won't go through. In that case, I'll hold Tribune stock, or sell it at a loss. On news of the deal failing, I'll put that loss at 15% if I can sell around $26.
If the company goes defunct in the next 30 days, I'll lose everything.
The Odds: How I See Them
When the odds are in your favor, bet big. I believe that the Tribune buyout presents an interesting opportunity to make a substantial amount of money in a very short timespan. It's not guaranteed or risk-free; still, I believe that the odds are in favor of today's buyers.
Use Arbitrage
Whether or not you buy Tribune stock today, you should consider the use of arbitrage in your investing. Whether you consider pure buyout arbitrage like we are doing with Tribune, or you are using a form of arbitrage in selling options against your positions, the use of arbitrage might make the difference between a good retirement and a great one.
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It isn't often that an athlete who has the ability to play multiple sports in college comes along.
The Oregon Ducks are no stranger to that concept. Highly touted freshman Arik Armstead played a role on defense for the Fiesta Bowl champions, before hitting the hardwood for the sweet 16-bound Ducks. While playing two sports might be an option, or have an appeal to some high school athletes, how do a school's other athletic teams play into their college decision?


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This property has been refurbished to an exacting standard throughout and features a master bedroom with his and hers dressing rooms and bathrooms, five further bedrooms, four further bathrooms, a staff bedroom and bathroom, four reception rooms, a fabulous eat-in kitchen with seating area, guest cloakroom, indoor swimming pool with hot tub and steam room, gymnasium, cinema room and car port.
This family home further benefits from a beautifully landscaped private garden, off street parking for three cars and has air conditioning and multimedia facilities in all principal rooms. This unique house is available to rent immediately on an unfurnished basis.
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Former Baylor Bear and current NFL running back Terrance Ganaway working at Jimmy John's to 'stay out of trouble'
The last time Terrance Ganaway was on a football field in a Baylor uniform, he ran over the Washington defense in the Alamo Bowl. He ended the game with 200 yards and five touchdowns while helping the Baylor team to a win.
Since then, he's been on two NFL teams and hasn't seen much playing time.
While making the rookie minimum of $390,000 a season, Ganaway could be seen as financially set. But, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch is reporting that he's taken up a job at Jimmy Johns, a sandwich shop, in Waco.
He told the publication that he tweeted the idea out as a joke and an employee responded. And then he took the job.
'I just wanted to stay fit, stay out of trouble, and really just try to save money and not spend a lot of money,' he said to Post-Dispatch writer Jim Thomas. 'So I just jokingly tweeted that I needed a job in Waco. Was anyone hiring?'
'My No. 1 job is being an NFL player,' Ganaway want on to say. 'So don't get it confused as to me working at Jimmy John's has me lazy. … I know what I have to do. I know how to get in shape and I know what it takes to perform at a high level. Really, Jimmy John's is just to keep me out of trouble in all the down time we have in the offseason.'
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In real estate, the old adage is "location, location, location," but when it comes to the success of a small businesses idea, the maxim is more akin to "timing, timing, timing."
For these small businesses, the demands of the marketplace coincided with the launch of their big idea.
Brides want to look good. Usually, that means a crash diet, a good foundation garment and a flattering dress. Increasingly, though, brides are focusing on their overall wellness, using the wedding as an opportunity to change their junk-food-eating ways.
That's where Laurie Towers comes in. She created The Bridal Body Shop to help brides get in shape for one of the most important days of their lives with personal training sessions in their own home.
Towers said the desire for at-home training, combined with an increased interest in overall health and well-being beyond big life events, made it the right time to launch this business.
"As I pass by schoolyards and see the number of overweight children multiply each year, I realize that there is no better time and we are probably long overdue," she said. "Fitness is a billion-dollar industry that constantly gets recycled and packaged."
Preparing for their nuptials can be a catalyst for brides to make lifelong changes in their exercise and nutrition routines, Towers said.
"Undernourished and poorly educated in keeping their bodies strong and healthy, most young woman only choose the 'event of their lifetime' to embark on an investment in getting their bodies into shape," she said. "Our vision is that while we have their attention, let's try to convert their way of thinking into making this a lifetime commitment to their health and not just to look good in their dress."
We carry around our digital lives — smartphones, iPads , laptops, digital cameras, you name it — in our pockets and in our bags. When we lose those items, we lose a bit of ourselves, including data, phone numbers and irreplaceable photos.
After misplacing a digital camera on a trip with his brother to attend the annual Running of the Bulls event in Pamplona, Spain, Brian Nichols, CEO of RewardTag, knew there had to be a better way to retrieve these devices.
Nichols, along with Danny Coorsh, the company's CFO, developed a fairly low-tech way to reunite owners with their high-tech devices.
The company developed RewardTag labels, a sticker that goes on your high-tech device. The price ranges from $3 to $5 per sticker, depending on the number of tags purchased. The person who finds a device with a sticker goes to the website address on the sticker, enters an identification number and is connected to the owner, who has offered a reward for the return of their electronic lifeline.
"Now, more than ever, people carry around incredibly valuable devices and items every day," Nichols said. "The smarter our cellphones become, the dumber we become without them. The data that is stored on these devices is irreplaceable. Because of this, there needs to be a way to get that device back."
The reward depends on the device and how valuable it is to the owner, Nichols said. "We do not take a cut of the reward that is offered to the person who returns the device."
As a father of five, Jolly Backer, the CEO of Fresh Healthy Vending, has had to search far and wide for healthy snacks when out with his children. A quick trip to the vending machine was not making the grade. His personal mission, combined with Michelle Obama's current campaign to fight childhood obesity, meant the time was ripe for a more nutritious alternative to machines that spit out chips and candy.
"I describe our vending machines as mini Whole Foods," Backer said.
The company launched in 2010 and there are now about 500 Fresh Healthy Vending machines in schools, hospitals, health clubs, shopping malls and other locations across the country. Backer expects to reach 1,000 machines by the end of the year. The vending machines are owned by 55 franchisees.
While the choices vary by location, the vending machines are stocked with healthy food options from more than 500 well-known brand names. The snack offerings include soy pudding, fresh fruits and vegetables, protein and granola bars, yogurt and baked crackers and chips. There are also healthy drink options, including protein drinks, teas, energy drinks, 100 percent fruit juices and soy milk.
Backer said a remote monitoring system helps to ensure that the machines are always stocked, and the machines' glass design makes the snacks clearly visible to consumers.
"They can really see what they are getting, which we believe has really spurred the popularity of these machines," he said.
As marketing and advertising budgets have been slashed in recent years, companies have been looking for fresh ways to connect with their customers that produce results without busting their budgets. On the flip side, consumers are also watching their budgets and looking for ways to earn flying miles so that they can get to their desired destinations without shelling out cash (or at least get an upgrade or their baggage fees covered).
e-Miles has a solution to both problems.
With the e-Miles program, passengers earn frequent flyer miles on airlines such as Continental, Delta, US Airways, Frontier and points at hotels such Hilton Hotels by watching 30-second ads online and responding to brief surveys consisting of three to four questions.
For the advertiser, their message is highly targeted based on lifestyle, demographics and other factors and the advertiser is charged only when the consumer views the ad and responds to the survey.
"This is a great time for our business, because there is an increased emphasis on measurability of advertising and marketing," said Mark Drusch, president of e-Miles. "We want to be the CFO's best friend."
The "secret sauce," Drusch says, is the fact that the survey opens up a dialogue with consumers. "By asking the right three or four questions about the product and the company, marketers can open up a two-way conversation with their customers and send them more relevant offers."


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Once a replication agreement is created, the consumer must be initialized; that is, the data must be physically copied from the supplier server to the consumer servers.
Replication will not begin until the consumer is initialized.
For large databases, the
nsslapd-idletimeout setting must be set to a large enough time period (or even an unlimited period) to allow the entire database to be initialized before the operation times out. Alternatively, the
nsIdleTimeoutt setting for the supplier bind DN entry can be set high enough to allow the online initialization operation to complete, without having to change the global setting.
Consumer initialization involves copying data from the supplier server to the consumer server. Once the subtree has been physically placed on the consumer, the supplier server can begin replaying update operations to the consumer server.
Under normal operations, the consumer should not ever have to be reinitialized. However, any time there is a chance that there is a big discrepancy between the supplier's data and the consumer's, reinitialize the consumer. For example, if the data on the supplier server is restored from backup, then all consumers supplied by that server should be reinitialize. As another example, if the supplier has not been able to contact the consumer for a long time, like a week, the supplier may determine that the consumer is too far out of date to be updated, and must be reinitialized.
The consumer can either be initialized online using the Console or manually using the command line. Online consumer initialization using the Console is an effective method of initializing a small number of consumers. However, since each replica is initialized in sequence, this method is not suited to initializing a large number of replicas. Online consumer initialization is the method to use when the consumer is initialized as part of configuring the replication agreement on the supplier server.
Manual consumer initialization using the command line is a more effective method of initializing a large number of consumers from a single LDIF file.
Online consumer initialization using the Console is the easiest way to initialize or reinitialize a consumer. However, for replicating across a slow link, this process can be very time-consuming, and manual consumer initialization using the command line may be a more efficient approach. This is described in more detail Section 8.10.4, "Manual Consumer Initialization Using the Command Line".
When a consumer server is being initialized using the online consumer creation method, all operations (including searches) on the replica are referred to the supplier server until the initialization process is completed.
To initialize or reinitialize a consumer online:
- Create a replication agreement.
- On the supplier server, on the Directory Server Console, select the Configuration tab.
- Expand the Replication folder, then expand the replicated database. Right-click the replication agreement, and choose Initialize Consumer from the pop-up menu.A message opens warning that any information already stored in the replica on the consumer will be removed.
- Click Yes in the confirmation box.
Online consumer initialization begins immediately. To check the status of the online consumer initialization, open the Summary tab in the Status box. If online consumer initialization is in progress, the status shows that a replica is being initialized.
To update this window, right-click the replicated database icon in the navigation tree, and choose Refresh Replication Agreements. When online consumer initialization finishes, the status changes to reflect this.
For more information about monitoring replication and initialization status, see Section 8.18, "Monitoring Replication Status".
Online consumer initialization can be performed through the command line by adding the
nsds5BeginReplicaRefresh attribute to the replication agreement entry. This attribute is absent by default, and it will be automatically deleted once the consumer initialization is complete.
- Find the DN of the replication agreement on the supplier server that is for the consumer to be initialized. For example:
ldapsearch -h supplier1.example.com -p 389 -D "cn=directory manager" -w secret -s sub -b cn=config "(objectclass=nsds5ReplicationAgreement)"This command returns all of the replication agreements configured on the supplier in LDIF format. Get the DN of the replication agreement with the consumer to be initialized. This is the replication agreement which will be edited.
- Edit the replication agreement, and add the
/usr/lib/mozldap/ldapmodify -D "cn=directory manager" -w secret -p 389 -h supplier1.example.com dn: cn=ExampleAgreement,cn=replica,cn="dc=example,dc=com",cn=mapping tree,cn=config changetype: modify replace: nsds5BeginReplicaRefresh nsds5BeginReplicaRefresh: start
ldapmodifydoes not prompt for input; simply type in the LDIF statement, and then hit enter twice when the LDIF statement is complete. Close the
ldapmodifyutility by hitting Ctrl+C.
To check the initialization status, do an
ldapsearch for the replication agreement entry.
ldapsearch -h hostname -p port -D "cn=directory manager" -w secret -s base -b 'cn=ExampleAgreement,cn="dc=example,dc=com", cn=mapping tree, cn=config' '(objectclass=*)'
If the
nsds5BeginReplicaRefresh attribute is present, the initialization is still in progress. If the initialization is complete, then the attribute
nsds5ReplicaLastInitStatus shows the status. If the initialization was successful, the value of
nsds5ReplicaLastInitStatus is
Total update succeeded. If the initialization was not successful, this attribute shows information about the error; check the error logs for both the supplier and consumer for additional information.
The replication monitoring attributes are described in more detail in the Directory Server Configuration and Command Reference.
Manual consumer initialization using the command line is the fastest method of consumer initialization for sites that are replicating very large numbers of entries. However, the manual consumer initialization process is more complex than the online consumer initialization process. Red Hat suggests using the manual process whenever the online process is inappropriate due to performance concerns.
Initializing or reinitializing a server manually has three steps:
- Create a replication agreement.
- Export the replica on the supplier server to an LDIF file.
- Import the LDIF file with the supplier replica contents to the consumer server.
There are three ways to convert a replica database to LDIF:
- When creating a replication agreement, by selecting Create consumer initialization file in the Initialize Consumer dialog box of the Replication Agreement Wizard.
- From the Directory Server Console, by right-clicking the replication agreement under the Replication folder and choosing Create LDIF File from the pop-up menu.
- From the command line by using the export command, as described in Section 4.2.3, "Exporting to LDIF from the Command Line". Exporting to LDIF with any of the command-line tools requires using an option to export the database as a replica; this means that the exported LDIF contains the proper entries to initialize the consumer when the LDIF is imported.For the
db2ldif.plscripts, this is the
-roption. For example:
-r-n database1 -a /export/output.ldifFor the
cn=export, cn=tasks, cn=configentry, this is the
-a-D "cn=directory manager" -w secret -p 389 -h server.example.com dn: cn=example export, cn=export, cn=tasks, cn=config objectclass: extensibleObject cn: example export nsInstance: userRoot nsFilename: /home/files/example.ldif
nsExportReplica: true
Import the LDIF file which contains the supplier replica contents to the consumer server by using the import features in the Directory Server Console or by using either the
ldif2db script or
ldif2db.pl script. Both import methods are described in Section 4.1.4, "Importing from the Command Line".
With the ldif2db.pl script, the LDIF file import operation does not require a server restart. For more information on command-line scripts, see the Directory Server Configuration and Command Reference.
A very large database, such as one with several million entries, can take an hour or more to initialize a consumer from the Console or even with manual initialization. To save time, use filesystem replica initialization.
Directory Server has the capability to initialize a replica using the database files from the supplier server. This avoids the need to rebuild the consumer database and can be done at essentially the speed of the network between the two servers by transferring the files with FTP or NFS, for example. Instead of sending entries via LDAP to replica servers, filesystem replica initialization populates the new database on the destination server by backing up the supplier database on one server and restoring the database on the destination server.
This method of initializing consumers is especially useful in replication over wide-area networks or over networks with slow or unstable connections.
For smaller databases, Red Hat recommends using manual initialization or initialize consumers from the Console.
The destination server must have the same architecture and the same bit size as the supplier server for the initialization to succeed. For example, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (32-bit) to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (32-bit).
- Create a new database on the destination server to match the database from the source server.Before initializing the consumer from the backup files, be certain that the appropriate database has been created on the destination server so that the database exists to be restored and initialized.
- Enable replication on the backend as a dedicated consumer.
- If there is already a replication agreement to that host and port, then replication should resume immediately after running the restore script. Otherwise, create the replication agreement on the source server (or whatever server is the supplier), and select the Do not initialize consumers at this time radio button.
- Stop the source Directory Server if it is running. For example:
service dirsrv stop slapd-example
- From the command line, run the
db2bakutility, and archive the current directory installation.
instance_name/db2bakIn addition, a new backup can be created by hitting the Tasks tab of the Directory Server Console and then putting the name of the archive directory in the Directory:... field. Alternatively, select any previous back-up to initialize the consumer.button in theThis backup information is recovered in the destination replica.
- Restart the source Directory Server. For example:
service dirsrv start slapd-example
- Copy the archived files to a directory on the destination server, such as
- Stop the destination Directory Server if it is running.
service dirsrv stop slapd-example2
- On the destination server, restore the archives with the
bak2dbscript, using the optional
-nparameter to specify the backend instance name. This
-nparameter is similar to the
-nused with
db2ldif. For example:
/usr/lib/dirsrv/slapd-example2/bak2db /tmp/archiveDirectory -n userRoot
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service dirsrv start slapd-example2
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One of the Philippines local clothing brand Penshoppe announced that they are now open for hiring in different positions in designated outlets nationwide. The brand is also expanding in the Middle East particularly in Dubai.
The Penshoppe brand is the flagship brand of Golden ABC, the Philippines' leading fashion powerhouse. The brand is known for its sophisticated take on casual wear, they have also a long list of international endorser such as Ian Somerhalder, and Mario Maurer to name a few.
Meanwhile Penshoppe is now open for hiring this 2013. Below are the available positions:
Store Sales Manager
Store Sales Manager:
Lee Plaza Dipolog, Cotabato, Market Market, Isetann and SM Sta. Mesa
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Store Supervisor
Store Supervisor:
Gaisano Butuan, Iligan, Mindpro Zamboanga, Gaisano Roxas and Abreeza Mall Davao
Email resume to [email protected]
Roving Store Sales Manager
Roving Store Sales Manager:
District 7 – Manila and Makati
District 8 – South (Las Piñas/Parañaque/Muntinlupa)
District 9 – Cebu
District 11 – Zamboanga
District 12 – Davao
Responsible for the over-all sales supervision of the store. Entry-level functional supervisor to be trained in the skillful use of multiple management functions and its applications.
• Candidate must possess at least a Bachelor's/College Degree in any field.
• At least 1 year(s) of working experience in the related field is required for this position
• Applicants should be Filipino citizens or hold relevant residence status.
• Preferably 1-4 Yrs Experienced Employees specializing in Sales – Retail/General or equivalent.
• Not more than 32 years old
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Look at the names being bandied about in MLB trade talks, and you won't find too many inexpensive, young players in the mix. Philly would do anything to dump Pat Burrell on someone. Gary Sheffield is moving on. And look at the free agents, they're veterans, big names, and their new contracts will be worth more than the gross national product of some countries.
Josh Barfield is not one of these guys. He won't win the NL Rookie of the Year award, mainly because it's a deep class of first-year players, and Barfield, while having a good season, wasn't that good. Now he's not even in the NL anymore.
In case you missed Wednesday's big MLB news, buried in the Daisuke Matsuzaka talk, a team thinking of moving within its state, a new manager, a former Cy Young winner being released from prison and more Sheffield whining, there was the significant trade of Barfield to the Indians for prospects Kevin Kouzmanoff and Andrew Brown.


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NASA Faces Challenges in Its Attempt to Achieve Planned Flight Rates
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) future space shuttle flight plans, focusing on the: (1) factors associated with achieving planned flight rates; (2) processes to ensure that NASA does not compromise safety by increasing flight rates; (3) impact of variations in flight rate estimates on subsystem and spare parts procurement; and (4) planned use of expendable launch vehicles for payloads not requiring the shuttle.
GAO found that: (1) although NASA has reduced its maximum annual shuttle flight rate projection to 10 flights a year, it will not be able to achieve that rate before late in the decade; (2) NASA may be unable to achieve 10 flights a year, especially if it fails to reduce shuttle ground processing time or loses or severely damages another orbiter; (3) no evidence existed suggesting that NASA might compromise safety to increase its flight rate; (4) since the Challenger accident, NASA has delayed shuttle launches over reasonable questions about safety concerns, and has implemented adequate controls to ensure that safety is considered during shuttle processing modification or elimination decisions; (5) although optimistic flight rate projections have not resulted in excess procurement of spare parts, adjustments in delivery schedules for shuttle subsystems made necessary when NASA did not achieve projected flight rates have created inefficiencies; (6) NASA is moving from a policy that exclusively relies on shuttles to launch its payloads to one using shuttles only when necessary; (7) 89 percent of the payloads on the shuttle's current manifest require either human interaction or some unique shuttle capability to be launched, and the remaining payloads are on the shuttle manifest for national security reasons or because expendable launch vehicles are unavailable to meet launch schedules; (8) NASA is designing most of its new payloads to fly on expendable launch vehicles; and (9) NASA has contracted to build advanced solid rocket motor production facilities in excess of current requirements.
Recommendations for Executive Action
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: Equipment has been reduced to support the NASA current maximum shuttle flight rate.
Recommendation: The Administrator, NASA, should implement plans to reduce advanced solid rocket motor manufacturing equipment to be consistent with the agency's current projection of the maximum shuttle flight rate.
Agency Affected: National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: NASA has reviewed cost reduction options, including decreasing the size of the ASRM production facilities.
Recommendation: The Administrator, NASA, should identify possible cost savings from reducing the size of advanced solid rocket motor (ASRM) production facilities to those needed to produce 11 motor sets a year.
Agency Affected: National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: NASA ASRM facility capacities are being adjusted to the currently authorized flight rate.
Recommendation: The Administrator, NASA, should review the decision not to reduce facility sizes, if warranted by the potential cost savings.
Agency Affected: National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Space Launch:Coordination Mechanisms Facilitate Interagency Information Sharing on AcquisitionsGAO-17-646R: Published: Aug 9, 2017. Publicly Released: Aug 9, 2017.
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Satellite Acquisitions:Agencies May Recover a Limited Portion of Contract Value When Satellites FailGAO-17-490: Published: Jun 9, 2017. Publicly Released: Jun 9, 2017.
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NASA:Assessments of Major ProjectsGAO-17-303SP: Published: May 16, 2017. Publicly Released: May 16, 2017.
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NASA Human Space Exploration:Delay Likely for First Exploration MissionGAO-17-414: Published: Apr 27, 2017. Publicly Released: Apr 27, 2017.
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Commercial Space Launch Insurance:Weakness in FAA's Insurance Calculation May Expose the Federal Government to Excess RiskGAO-17-366: Published: Mar 23, 2017. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 2017.
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NASA Commercial Crew Program:Schedule Pressure Increases as Contractors Delay Key EventsGAO-17-137: Published: Feb 16, 2017. Publicly Released: Feb 16, 2017.
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James Webb Space Telescope:Project Meeting Cost and Schedule Commitments but Continues to Use Reserves to Address ChallengesGAO-17-71: Published: Dec 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Dec 7, 2016.
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Environmental Satellites:NOAA Needs to Ensure Its Timelines Are Accurate, Clear, and Fully DocumentedGAO-16-767: Published: Sep 8, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 8, 2016.
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NASA Human Space Exploration:Opportunity Nears to Reassess Launch Vehicle and Ground Systems Cost and ScheduleGAO-16-612: Published: Jul 27, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 27, 2016.
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Tiege (Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)
Tiege was first mentioned in historical documents in 1318 (Thuya) and received privileges in 1345. Until 1772 Tiege was part of the Kingdom of Poland. The First Partition of Poland in 1772 resulted in the creation of a new province in 1773, called West Prussia, in which Tiege was located. Tiege was situated in the district (Kreis) of Marienburg until the establishment of the Free City of Danzig in 1920. The village came under the control of Nazi Germany during World War II until February 1945, when it was occupied by Soviet forces and returned to Poland. Today Tiege is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Nowy Dwór Gdański, within Nowy Dwór Gdański County, Pomeranian Voivodeship.
In 1727, 28 Mennonites lived in the village; the 1776 Prussian census lists 16 Mennonite families living in Tiege with the following surnames: Borckmann, Claassen, Dack, Diderich, Epp, Friesen, Froes, Funck, Gerbrand, Penner, Reimer, Teows, and Wieb. In 1820, the combined villages of Tiege and Tiegefelde had 431 residents, including 86 Mennonites. In 1936, the village was inhabited by 18 families: Driedger, Ens, Hinz, Heidebrecht, Jansson, Janzen, Klaassen, Mekelburger, Neufeld, Penner, Quiring, Ran, van Riesen, Thiesen, Wiebe, and Wiens, among others.
The Flemish Mennonites of Tiege were members of the Ladekopp Mennonite Church while the Frisian Mennonites were members of the Orlofferfelde Mennonite Church.
Stowarzyszenie Konserwatorów Zabytków. "Tuja." Catalogue of Monuments of Dutch Colonization in Poland. 2005. Web. 25 November 2012. http://holland.org.pl/art.php?kat=obiekt&id=465&lang=en.
Wikipedia. "Tuja." Web. 25 November 2012. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuja.
Wolf, Hans-Jürgen. "Familienforschung in Westpreußen." Web. 25 November 2012. http://www.westpreussen.de/cms/ct/ortsverzeichnis/details.php?ID=6509.
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Drizzy Bounce
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All Love : A Guidebook For Healing With Sekhem-Seichim-Reiki And SKHM
For the first time since 1979 when Patrick Zeigler received his spontaneous intiation to the SKHM energy stream in the Great Pyramid in Egypt, there is an authoritative source for information and a guide for using the remarkable universal healing energy known as Sekhem-Seichim-Reiki (SSR) and SKHM. "All Love" is an inspiring and easy to follow book for learning about energetic healing, the miraculous power of the human energy system, and the specific tools for healing and spiritual growth that are a part of SSR and SKHM. "All Love" opens the door to a journey that will allow us to recapture our joyful connection to the Divine and teach us how to share it with others.
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The Fee Graveyard is difficult to find. Permission must be obtained from the coal company which controls access to the mountainous area. Like most of the mountain graveyards, the Fee Cemetery is not neatly laid out nor maintained.
A few of the graves are not marked at all save by depressions in the ground, many only have rocks at the head and/or foot. The diagram below indicates a rough location for each of the sections listed below.
Comments have been added about some of what is known about the individuals buried here.
|Access is by jeep and on foot.
Beware of snakes!
Nearly all the inscribed stones are homemade, mostly scratched on slate.
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Local talent looking to win 'prestigious' Byron Nelson Junior Championship
HP BYRON NELSON JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP: Tuesday-Thursday, Northwood Club
The HP Byron Nelson Junior Championship is one of the most prestigious stops on the Legends Junior Tour. The Dallas area's homegrown talent has a lot to do with that distinction.
The three-day tournament begins Tuesday at Northwood Club, and almost a quarter of the participants are from Dallas or the surrounding area. Lewisville's Ryan Grider, who is ranked 100th out of 8,467 golfers internationally by Junior Golf Scoreboard, is a prime example. Hebron's Harrison Mahon, ranked sixth in Texas, is another.
"Having Byron Nelson's name on it adds a level of prestige to it," said David Prinz, director of operations for the Legends Junior Tour. "What has made it elite over the past six or seven years are the past champions we have had: Jordan Spieth, who won it three times, Charlie Holland, Alex Moon and Cody Gribble. Things like that raise the prestige of the tournament."
Spieth is currently one of the world's top golfers and is coming off a Rookie of the Year campaign on the PGA Tour. Holland, Moon and Gribble have all enjoyed success at either the collegiate or professional level.
Michael Perras (second), Logan Davis (third) and Andrew Paysse (seventh) are state-ranked golfers that will join Mahon in the tournament field.
Even with these talented players in the mix, there is no clear-cut favorite in the 78-player field, Prinz said.
"There are so many good players, and with the strength of the field that we have, we get most of the best kids in the state," Prinz said. "It is fairly wide open and its being [at the Northwood Club] for the first time so nobody has an inside track, really. I would expect an even par to win."
Players will have another obstacle to deal with besides their opponents in this year's championship: the weather. The chance of rain over the next three days ranges from 40 to 60 percent.
"I think it is going to be a little hit-and-miss throughout the week," Prinz said. "We are going to be watching the radar the whole week and just hope for the best."
Prinz says the winner of the Nelson Junior will gain more than just a trophy and their name in the history books.
"Jordan [Speith] told us a number of times that he learned to win and get used to the atmosphere of a major championship by playing on the Legends Junior tour," Prinz said. "That is our goal, to create that atmosphere so when a kid does go play at the next level, they can be more prepared."
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Not to be missed is this week's edition of "Studio 360," a conversation between the Muhammad Ali-rapping George Lois and the Martha Stewart-skewering Kurt Andersen (although we imagine the "Studio 360" editing team had to do a fair amount of snipping since Lois can't speak more than 10 words in a row without one of them being ass, shit or motherfucker).
They spend a lot of time chatting about the blurring line between ads and art, but the highlights are Lois' stories about designing covers for Esquire, including the story behind the Andy Warhol cover above. Lois' impression of Warhol when telling the story about asking him to pose for the shot is absolutely priceless. He also manages to get in at least two "design students today don't know how to draw" jabs. Warhol, for the record, could draw, according to Lois.
A slideshow on the show's site offers more musings by Lois on specific covers (all PG-rated, of course, but you can use your imagination). Pick up Lois' new book, Iconic America: A Roller-Coaster Ride through the Eye-Popping Panorama of American Pop Culture for a taste of his racier side.


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Hawaii Pacific University offers summer courses in marine sciences at sea aboard a sailing vessel
A pair of Hawaii Pacific University summer courses in marine sciences gave students the chance to spend three weeks at sea aboard the sailing school vessel Robert C. Seamans. During June, they sailed from Oahu to Lanai, Maui and Molokai, and worked on projects connected with restoring fishponds, combating pollution and dealing with the effects of climate change. Hawaii Business photographer Odeelo Dayondon came aboard for a day to capture the sights.


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Non-standard usage of nginx server for partially dynamic content
As far as I know nginx could be used for passing static content to user very quickly. My case is a bit complicated. At first request the content is dynamic but on second (same) request the content is static. To say very long story short: On first request I am generating data with PHP script which is saved (cached) in local directory. On next (same) request I want ngnix to pass that content directly to user (without calling PHP script).
I do not want to 'invent the bicycle'. There should be some logic which could solve my problem.
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Here is the solution I found so far. As you know there is a command in mod_rewrite which checks if requested file exist. This trick is used by WordPress to process all dynamic requests.
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
http://example.com/cache/md5_stringexist. If URL does not exist then we should redirect request to PHP script (which will generate that file and store it in cache directory).
I am not sure if we are allowed to have IF statement within ngnix configuration file so let's simplify the logic. Once we get requests, we calculate MD5 value of URL and redirect user to that new link. This new link will be handled again by ngnix and thus we can check if file under that URL exist (this could be done for sure). If it does not exist then we pass it to PHP script.
The only question I have: how can I generate MD5 value of URL within ngnix? Any solution which requires PHP is not acceptable.
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This set of papers from Mass Insight may start
the most honest conversation about school turnarounds to date: In order to fix
failing schools, it reminds us, collective-bargaining agreements must be
fundamentally redesigned. To that end, the report package provides useful
guidelines as to how states, districts, unions, and advocates can negotiate and
draft CBAs that advance turnaround efforts. It also identifies contract
elements that must be bargained to clear room for turnaround success. For
example, instead of CBAs that reward seniority and allow a centralized,
inefficient authority to make all school-based decisions, the authors push for
contracts in which key decisions are made by school leaders and staff in
exchange for accountability. To attain this revamped CBA model, the authors
outline several approaches to negotiation (e.g., "living contracts" and
third-party facilitation) as well as suggestions for specific contract
modifications. The report even provides sample language for model contracts.
One interesting proposal (seen today in places like New Haven, CT) allows
individual schools to amend their district-wide CBAs, exempting them from
certain bureaucratic roadblocks, and allowing them to create their own contracts,
to which their teachers voluntarily commit (they remain members of the local
union, however). There's much important information in the five short papers
for districts seeking to gain turnaround traction.
Rebecca Weinberg, Michael Contompasis, Dalia
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Troops In Afghanistan Receive Local Care Packages From Worthington Students
A large bundle of boxes has arrived in Afghanistan all the way from students in Worthington.
The boxes were sent to long-time Worthington resident and Senior Airman with the U.S. Air Force, Ross Johnson. In the days before Christmas, he talked to 10TV via Skype from his base in Afghanistan.
Johnson said the boxes are special since they came from his hometown.
"Instead of doing what kids do these days, playing video games or sports. They took their time out of their day to put this together, and it just shows that we have a lot of good kids out there," he said.
The children packed up and sent out 200 care packages, but Johnson is not opening any of them.
He'll be dropping the boxes out of an airplane to troops he said need them the most, who include men and women stationed in mountains and remote areas.
"That way these guys on the ground can get a little more than water and fuel and stuff that normally gets sent, a little taste of home to make their day a little brighter when the airdrop comes in," said Johnson.
Boxes include items like Girl Scout cookies, candy, Slim Jims, and a special note.
"The letters are awesome! I absolutely enjoy reading letters from students, kids anyone from back home. They're absolutely hilarious," said Johnson.
Johnson had a message for the children that sent the boxes.
"It's greatly appreciated, we thank you and study"
Johnson said he's already spent two Christmases away from his family. He hopes to be home soon and make up for lost time.
Johnson said that he thanked his mother, a social studies teacher at Worthington Kilbourne Middle School, for organizing the care-package collection.
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...you go to a ballet/concert/play and you spend the whole time looking at the names listed in the program and not watching the stage/listening to the music.Caspian ~ Genevieve ~ Benjamin ~ Claire ~ Sebastian
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You can identify the origin and meaning of a name you've never heard or seen written before.
(This happened to me the other day, people thought it was a cool party trick. lol.)Little Lorelei - May 2016Endora - Freya - Merida - Viola - Zelda
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I totally agree with so many of these answers! I think Isabella Grace is nice, but way way way to overused. It's kinda like Isabella Marie. Like no your kid isn't unique because of twilight now everyone is naming there kid Isabella Marie lol.
I watch the credits at the end of movies too and my friends are always like "why do you want to watch the most boring and unimportant part of the movie?" Umm hello why not?!
When teachers have story problems on tests, I mostly just pay attention to the names they use and I think wow how generic or wow that's old fashioned. Sometimes I try to think of middle names not even on purpose, it just sort of happens.
One of my best friends always jokes around about names for my future child/children and says that she's going to write a few down on paper and throw them into a hat and I have to pick one randomly and that's the name I'll use just because I change my favorite name everyday of the week.
So yeah that's my story.Strive not to be a success, but rather of value
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I just finished Richard Clarke's Against All Enemies, which is an insider's look at America's reaction to Islamic terrorism since the Reagan years. Many will recall that Richard Clarke was a top manager in the Counterterrorism Security Group in both the Clinton and W. administration, as well as being a perennial foreign policy bureaucrat since the Reagan years.
The book opens like a Tom Clancy novel: the White House has been evacuated, the Vice President has been removed to the East Wing bunker and a small group of weathered staffers attempt to manage the worst terrorist attack perpetrated on American soil. Clarke is recalling his day at the office on September 11, 2001. All too often, I had to remind myself that this was a non-fiction book; it seemed like a novelization of a Jerry Bruckheimer film.
The author and the book have been much assailed by the supporters of W., which is a loss for the country. Other books attack Bush in a clearly partisan way (I'm looking at you, Al Franken and Michael Moore). This book is different. Clarke is no bleeding heart liberal. He's most certainly not a pacifist. Clarke is a reasonable intelligent man that's spent a good deal of his life studying and reacting to terrorism. He was fighting the war on terror before it became the War on Terror. In short, he's a very credible source of information. He outlines many, many failures of the bureaucracy and the American intelligence community over the past decade. Many of those still go unaddressed. At the end of the book, Clarke presents his cogent argument of why the Bush administration's anemic invasion of Afghanistan and its baffling invasion of Iraq has critically damaged the effort to destroy al Queda.
Supporters and detractors of W. must read this book. Bush is campaigning on his record fighting Terror. Clarke suggests giving W. a failing grade. And so do I.
If Clarke were the patriot he claims, why didn't he get this out as soon as possible? Even quitting the Bush administration BE
But I certainly agree with your last point, that if jjohn doesn't already agree with you, you have very little chance of convincing him
What is it about being a Fox news commentator or being published in the Wall Street Journal that destroys your credibility?
Susan Estridge is a Fox News Contributor. Mara Liasson is a Fox News Contributor. Juan Williams is a Fox News Contributor. Ceci Connolly is a Fox News Contributor. Have these people lost all credibility because they comment on Fox?
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Could not have said it better.
Citing Ann Coulter, in whose writing a bit of partisanship may be detected, isn't likely to sway my thinking. Should I counter with Al Franken quotes from Lying Liars?
Clark in April 2001, asked to be transfered to working on cyber security because of his frustration with the Bushies. That transfer would have happened in October 2001. Because of the events in September, Clarke had to stay on in the CSG longer than he had planned.
Bush did not make terrorism the priority. From what I recall of early 2001
My biggest beef about Clarke is that it took him a whole year to come out with this and it happens to coincide with #1 a book release and #2 a presidential campaign.
I have watched the 9/11 hearings and there is just too much stuff that doesn't jive with what Clarke said. That may be on both sides. This is politics. But Clarke's timing makes him super suspicious in my view.
Good deflection technique there. But, what's wrong with being a partisan? Are we all supposed to have nuanced positions somewhere in the middle? I don't have a problem with partisanship, I have a problem with people like Clarke claiming they are not partisan to give their arguments more weight when they are, in fact, quite partisan.
Why don't you address the point, though? Clarke is being absu
Wow. I agree with pudge.
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I take your blood pressure readings as indication that I might be doing one thing right.
I've also learned that if something makes me really upset, it's usually a fault in my own character which evokes a defensive angry response so that I don't have to really consider what it is they are saying. Or, anger could be moral outrage, something was said that is so insulting
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There's no need now for Jonathan P. Manziel to head over to the county clerk's office, down yonder in College Station, and file his petition requesting an official name change to Johnny Football. That's because he was merely the second-best quarterback in the stadium Saturday. Oh, he was OMG-amazing again, and his latest highlights are viral-sprialing all over YouTube, and he'll continue to have a fabulous career at Texas A&M, and, yep, he'll surely make more noise as the Miley Cyrus of 2013 collegiate life.
But his days of preoccupying the collective American attention span are gone, at least for now. It's out with Johnny Football and in with AJ McCool, as in McCarron — the Alabama quarterback who doesn't have his own Cam and doesn't text Drake and LeBron but does possess two national title rings, does avoid the local police and NCAA investigators, does have a hot girlfriend who was propelled to stardom by social media and did avoid the fatal mistakes that Manziel could not in a memorable, four-hour freak show of a game. I'd say the new mandate is obvious, America.
Can we stop talking about Johnny Football already and start realizing that AJ McCool, a humble dude who stays out of trouble and has a way of performing well and winning every time he plays a big game, is just what we want as a college football hero in our mixed-up country?
To remain centrally relevant, in sports and pop culture, a solo sensation must conquer the biggest moment. Manziel did not, throwing two devastating interceptions — including a killer pick-6 touchdown in which he looked AWKWARD as he tried to tackle the juking Alabama defensive back, Vinnie Sunseri — that ended any chance of trumping the Nick Saban Dynasty for the second time. Manziel's other statistics were numbing: 28 of 39 for 464 yards and five TDs in the air, 14 carries for 98 yards, all part of his irrepressible comeback storms every time the Crimson Tide seemed to be in game-lockdown mode.
Yet the digit that mattered most was 2, not the number on his jersey but the passes that ended up in enemy hands. Just as Manziel's reckless, high-reward force field helped him to the Heisman Trophy and an unprecedented swirl as the biggest college rock-jock star of the social media era, those risks ended up burying him in his defining game, a 49-42 loss that likely will cost him another Heisman and a national-championship shot. After several bratty months of partying his brains out, making childish gestures, going Hollywood, defying authority and reducing the once-lordly NCAA to a pile of investigative mush, Johnny Football becomes so much background noise.
Which means we finally can focus on the player we should have been focusing on all along. McCarron is the antithesis of Manziel — well-mannered, mature, no money-grab signals or indicting Instagram photos — yet his titles and individual success have been lost in the blur of Manziel mania. He has been a victim of the Saban system, known more as a game manager than a star. But have you noticed his poise and performance in every meaningful game? And I mean every meaningful game? Did you see how calm he remained after Manziel razzled and dazzled his boys to an early 14-0 lead? Saban was pacing on the Alabama sideline, his head ready to explode. How did McCarron reply? He led a long touchdown drive that soothed the anxiety, and next thing you knew, after Manziel's first critical pick, Alabama was scoring 28 unanswered points behind McCarron's three first-half scoring passes. When Sunseri's interception made it five straight touchdowns without a Manziel response, the conclusions were obvious.
AJ McCool has been short-shrifted.
And we need to spend the rest of the season correcting that, starting with the launch of his Heisman campaign.
Consider the final Alabama touchdown. The one sorely needed after running back T.J. Yelden's fumble had led to yet another Manziel miracle, this time a 95-yard TD pass to his favorite receiver, Mike Evans. Still up 42-35 with eight minutes left, McCarron went to work. With typical aplomb, he led another long drive, and on third-and-goal at the 5, he huddled with Saban and the coaches on the sideline. As he ran onto the field, McCarron noticed something in the A&M defense and asked to run the play he'd wanted all along.
"I just told Coach I wanted the ball in my hands," he told CBS afterward on the field. "I felt comfortable with the play we had. Being the leader, I wanted it in my hands."
Saban is no fool. There's a reason he has won three of the last four national championships, why Alabama is trying to become the first team to three-peat in the college game since Minnesota in the 1930s. When someone is tried and true in the biggest moments — and is 27-2 as a starter at Alabama — you listen to an AJ McCarron.
"That's the play he wanted. I always believe in the players," Saban said. "It was a play-action pass that actually was a play we fumbled on earlier. But it was a good call on his part."
Good call? It may be remembered as the play that cemented another championship and Saban's place in the pantheon of all-time coaches. McCarron rolled right after the play fake and easily found Jalston Fowler for the dagger TD, which was necessary after Manziel threw yet another TD pass with 15 seconds left. McCarron's numbers: 20 of 29, 334 yards, four touchdowns.
Zero interceptions.
Meanwhile, A&M coach Kevin Sumlin seemed to take a jab at Manziel, the monster he created and enabled. Of the Sunseri TD that represented the game-breaker in a back-and-forth drama, he said, "I thought his play was Johnny-like. Anybody who's seen him play, that's about right."
As for Manziel, who refused to answer questions about anything but the game after blowing off the media all week, he seemed unaffected by the loss. "This wasn't the Super Bowl," he told the media. "Alabama lost a game last year and still went on to win the national championship. Our season isn't over." But other than a Nov. 9 game against LSU — in Tuscaloosa, of course — the Crimson Tide have no foreseeable bumps until that SEC championship game. That means Alabama, basically, is three victories from another national title after another Saban revenge win.
"It's not really about payback," said McCarron, staying true to the company line. "It's another win for us and our program. We played a 60-minute game."
Don't tell Saban that. "You just took 10 years off my life," he mumbled to Sumlin as they shook hands.
Some won't want to blame Manziel for the loss. They'll say A&M didn't have the organizational equilibrium and coaching savvy to hang with a Saban team. They'll say A&M didn't have the defense to handle the mastery of McCarron and the pounding bursts of Yelden, who'll be hearing it from Saban for two reasons: his ill-timed fumble and his Manziel-like, un-Alabama-like money-grab gesture after a touchdown, punctuated by a throat-slash motion. Some will praise Manziel for fighting to the end when most teams and quarterbacks would have crawled into a fetal position.
Sorry, Manziel contributed mightily to the loss. As he walked to midfield afterward, a white towel was draped over his head. Not far away, Saban was greeting AJ McCool with a simple handshake.
All business, no b.s.


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LUBBOCK, Texas - The lawyer for Mike Leach says the suspended Texas Tech coach did nothing wrong in how he treated a player with a "mild" concussion, and Leach is seeking a court's help to allow him to coach in Saturday's Alamo Bowl. The motion for a temporary restraining order was filed Tuesday in Lubbock. An in-chambers hearing was set for this morning in the 99th District Court. University officials suspended Leach on Monday while the school investigates a complaint from receiver Adam James and his family. James is the son of former NFL player Craig James, now a television college football analyst for ESPN.UCLA 30, TEMPLE 21 WASHINGTON - Temple's first bowl game in 30 years was ruined by the UCLA Bruins. Akeem Ayers returned an interception 2 yards for a go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter and UCLA shut down Temple in the second half in the EagleBank Bowl at RFK Stadium. The Bruins (7-6) rallied from a 21-7 first-half deficit to finish with a winning record for the first time since 2006. That mini-slump by UCLA pales in comparison to the decades of futility endured by the Owls (9-4), whose only previous bowl appearances in school history were the inaugural Sugar Bowl in 1935 and the Garden State Bowl in 1979.
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Childhood isn't what it used to be. Time was, the most technically taxing skill a fun-loving tot had to master was yanking the string on his Talking G.I. Joe. But nowadays, any self-respecting tyke worth his Game Boy is plugging in, booting up, and logging on. Kids still have to learn their ABCs, but these days they spell them CD-ROM.
Happily for parents reared in ancient times (i.e., before Bill Gates), you can still find some old friends in this new medium, as evidenced by a recent quartet of educational titles. Of these familiar childhood companions, Schoolhouse Rock: Grammar Rock may be the most unimposing translation: Pop in the disc and you can immediately watch all nine of the Emmy award-winning Saturday-morning cartoon shorts from the '70s, including the ever-hip "Conjunction-Junction." (Upcoming editions will feature the rest of the Schoolhouse Rock series: Math Rock, America Rock, Science Rock.) Afterward, you're encouraged to tinker with some tacked-on games and activities, but for the most part the interactive angle is unimaginative and bland. Fortunately, the heart of Rock lies in the videos — as any kid could tell you — and the inspired whimsy of their musical lessons. After all, when a song can take a line about how interjections are "generally set apart from a sentence by an exclamation point, or by a comma when the feeling's not as strong," and turn it into a can't-get-it-out-of-your-head-all-day jingle…well, that's entertainment.
Like Rock, Dr. Seuss's ABC relies heavily on its original source, in this case the classic children's book of the same name. In fact, Seuss is pretty much a direct translation of its printed counterpart. Once you've had the text read to you by two annoyingly twee narrators, and you've clicked what's clickable to elicit a few mildly amusing animations, there's not much more to do. Hard to believe, but after a while it is possible to get tired of hearing a Zizzer-Zazzer-Zuzz play zither jazz.
By contrast, Disney's Animated Storybook: Winnie The Pooh and The Honey Tree offers a lush and richly detailed environment to explore. Nearly every element of this warm, inviting world offers up such interactive opportunities as sing-alongs and games, and the storybook structure gives the program a smart, comfortably paced feel. And could there be a cooler character to lead you gently through a multimedia experience than that willy, nilly, silly ole Zen master himself?
The sleeper of the bunch may be Madeline and the Magnificent Puppet Show. Borrowing the jaunty, bright graphic style of the original Madeline books, this program puts you in the middle of a wittily designed quest to assemble a puppet show. You search for materials, paint backdrops, customize puppets, and spend time exploring your Parisian neighborhood. Most important, you're actually immersed in a story — one that's aided immensely by the evocatively throaty narration of Christopher Plummer — so you actually feel as if you've become partners with little Madeline in her escapades. How refreshingly absorbing. I haven't gotten this involved with a character since I broke the string on my Talking G.I. Joe. Grammar Rock: B- Dr. Seuss: B- Winnie the Pooh: A Madeline: A


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Google(s GOOG) apparently didn't spend time pouting over Apple's(s AAPL) plans to displace its Google Maps app for iOS with its own. Instead, it went to work: On Thursday the company announced in a blog post that it has now added 3D imagery to its Google Earth for iOS app.
By swiping over Google Earth images on an iPhone 4S, iPad 2 or new iPad, users can feel like they're virtually flying over cityscapes. Right now the feature works for 12 regions, mostly in the western U.S., and one city in Europe (Rome). The U.S. cities include: Boulder, Colo., Boston, Charlotte, N.C., Lawrence, Kan., Long Beach, Calif., Los Angeles, Portland, Ore., San Diego, Santa Cruz, Calif., Tampa, Fla., Tucson, Ariz., and San Francisco, plus its East Bay and Peninsula neighbors.
Google announced the feature in a what appeared to be a hastily called press conference ahead of Apple's WWDC conference in June. As expected, at its event Apple announced its own maps effort, which will include turn-by-turn directions and a Flyover feature that shows cities in 3D from above, similar to what Google has done with Google Earth. The falling out over Maps was a glaring example of Apple's growing distaste for giving Google any kind of platform on Apple's own products.
While there are some differences in the two companies' offerings (for example, Apple's Flyover feature so far includes 11 cities, and the mix is a bit more international in flavor) the biggest one is this: Apple's much-lauded Flyover feature, and the entire maps for iOS package won't be delivered until sometime this fall when iOS 6 is released. And Google's is available now.


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A hacking attack on web host Fasthosts has forced the UK firm to shut down some of its customers' websites. Hackers targeted Fasthosts' database, which contains the financial details, email addresses and passwords of over a million businesses for which Fasthosts hosts websites. Whether or how the thieves have used the stolen data is not yet known.
On November 29 Fasthosts had to shut down a number of its customers' websites and sent them new control panel and FTP passwords by post. This happened after some companies failed to change their passwords when the web hosting firm advised them it had discovered a network intrusion on one of its servers.
The firm still has to reset unchanged email passwords, which it has advised customers it will do on December 13.
The company said it carried out a system-wide external security audit and that the password reset had been urgent because "a very small number of customers who did not change their passwords had experienced a compromise to their FTP space".
Commentators have suggested that those Fasthosts customers lost vital custom on the run up to Christmas, as their websites were inactive until they received their new passwords by post.
Sal Viveros, an analyst at security firm McAfee, said it was "not a small-scale attack by any stretch of the imagination" and that the hackers could have accessed the entire database. Confidence in web hosting firms as a whole would be much lower as a result of this incident, he said.
McAfee advised companies worried about the fallout of the attack to take the following security measures: update their antivirus and antispyware software, install personal firewalls, regularly install update patches, avoid opening email attachments from unrecognisable sources, choose an internet service provider that offers email and content filtering, and change passwords regularly.


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Hahaha nice! Multi-grenade kills are superb.
I remember at Blue Fox 2, loads of NATO forces were climbing the outside stairs of a building. Me and my team mate were essentially stuck on the top floor, enemies on roof and coming up. Dropped a MK5 down the middle of the stairs and took out 13 players.


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When the call came from the Sisters and Maureen Grailer, they all came—from the people at Target, to the people from Braham and Pine City, to the women who had mounds and mounds of flowers to sort, and to the people that always come.
They came knowing that it would be a busy day and that they would go home bone tired but with such a sense of accomplishment. And the people that manned the check out areas came, too, with such willingness and eagerness. When the call came they were all ready and willing to help Sister Margaret and Sister Francette with the spring Li'l Farm Sale.
When the call came in the newspaper, you, the shoppers, all came, too. You came because the Li'l Farm Sale is always so special and because the work of the sisters with the children is even more special.
Then, finally, when the call came, you came to help us pack things up again for another year. So much love goes into the Li'l Farm sales. So much incredible giving of self. Watching the people slide into their places and do the marking, fixing, selling, packing, and unpacking with such ease and devotion is a real testimony of the faith of our communities.
So another Li'l Farm sale has been put to rest with the help of all of you volunteers, advertisers—The Isanti-Chisago County Star and Isanti County News, staff of Christ the King Catholic Church, and the Knights of Columbus, who sponsored the event.
Yet the work of Sister Market and Sister Francette continues as they care for those little ones who come to them. It is their work and their devotion that inspires us all. Thank you.
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T.O. announces campaign to attract gay tourists
Published Saturday, June 16, 2007 7:03PM EDT
Tourism Toronto said Friday that it plans to launch an advertising campaign aimed at making the city a top destination for gay travellers from the U.S.
The campaign will focus on four major cities - New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles. It will include ads in gay restaurants, bars and local publications, as well as event sponsorships and other promotional activities.
"Toronto has things to offer all year round--we've got a number of festivals outside of Pride that we can market," said Bruce MacDonald of the Canadian Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce.
The ads are still being finalized, but CTV's John Musselman reported that one of them will read: "Just think--in Toronto, you would be the hot and sexy foreigner." The tag line will say "Toronto--as gay as it gets."
Tourism Toronto also established a new group to help with gay marketing that includes more than a dozen local community leaders. The association is also helping hotels in the city and region gain status as 'gay-friendly' establishments through Travel Gay Canada.
City councillor Kyle Rae said Toronto needs to sell itself to gay and lesbian travellers who have plenty of disposable income.
"Toronto has the sense of gateway, so if you come to Toronto you can go to Niagara Falls, you can go to the wine district, and you can go to Muskoka," Rae said.
Tourism officials increased its gay-targeting advertising budget by 50 per cent to $300,000. Business owners in Toronto's gay and lesbian village said it is money well spent.
"I think it's important to get more people to the city, there's a lot of disposable incomes...tourism is huge," said Jimmy Georgoulis with Fuzion restaurant.
"I think it's a great thing for this city to finally focus on this demographic," said Gerry Pergolesi, a bed and breakfast owner.
The new campaign is designed to market the entire city and surrounding region to gay travellers.
Recent research shows that U.S. gay travellers:
- Travel more frequently - 98 per cent have taken at least one overnight trip in the last twelve months, compared with 72 per cent for heterosexual Americans;
- Stay longer - they stayed an average of 15 nights in hotels last year, compared with an average of about three nights for all U.S. travelers;
- Spend more - gay men spend $800 on average per trip, compared to $540 by non-gay travelers.
- More likely to be passport holders- 71 per cent of travelers who identify themselves as gay hold a valid passport, nearly three times the overall U.S. average of 24 per cent and;
- Travel throughout the year - With an average household income of $85,000 and an average age of 44, this market tends to travel throughout the year, not just during peak seasons.
Tourism Toronto also announced Friday that city has won the bid to host the 2009 Annual Convention of the International Gay and Lesbian Travel Association.
With a report from CTV's John Musselman


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Beverly Beach State Park offers visitors camping with RV hookups, hiking, picnicking, fishing, a nature center with interpretive programs, a playground, meeting halls, beach access and beach activities.
A few steps from the ocean you'll find the forest-sheltered campground. Giant, wind-sculpted trees and nurse logs surround the campsites strung along pebbly Spencer Creek. There is a Visitors Information Center located near the registration booth where you can also purchase books,souvenirs or educational toys. The children's playground is located next to the program
The picnic area is a grassy, tree-lined spot protected from summer winds by a charming yurt group meeting hall. It's hard to believe all this is a few minutes drive from the Oregon Coast Aquarium, Yaquina Head and other prime attractions.
Vital stats: The campground provides 53 full hookup sites, 76 electrical sites, and 129 tent sites (maximum site 65 feet)The park also provides 21 yurts for overnight stays.(cable TV hookups in A-loop yurts and selected campsites). There are five group tent areas, a meeting hall and a hiker/biker camp. For information only, call (541) 265-9278 or (800) 452-5687. To make reservations, call 1-800-452-5687.
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