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Opinion: Why the GOP Needs Evangelicals
Ralph Reed, chairman of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, on why the GOP doesn't need to dump social conservatives to become more inclusive. Photo Credits: Pool
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... welcome back to Opinion Journal I'd mind joined now by Ralph Reed Ralf ... read on ... I ... did or did get a DVD there ... are a great CEO ... Bob Rob you've written um really interesting article Forrester was called a round up the usual social conservatives objects in your dressing the idea that ... social conservatives in the social issues cost Mitt Romney and the Republicans the election ... I thought I was a very provocative article I wanted to just summarize force quickly what what your argument was there ... yet if you know first of all the anti as I say in your ability to be seen this movie before it it seems like every time the Republicans lose the presidential election ... there's an app or by some accounts at the party but also inside the party to translate the plan ... social conservatives I just don't think that data accept that that this day ... one data point which is that Obama won ... single women ... up by more than two or sixty eight to thirty two percent ... but when it ruled that a look at what they voted or ... thirty five percent included on jobs the economy ... probably about twenty percent that are going to education ... only eight percent for a portion of less than one percent ... on contraception so for all this hard ... then the conservative social positions at the Republican party Estate Tao ... I have heard them among other boaters it's just odd that the idea that it's ... on the ... side of the winter ... Mitt Romney actually got more evangelical votes ... than George Dubya Bush did in two thousand were really pretty extraordinary ... they totaled almost ... out of all the boats that they're from papers say ... well that's right then and only ... pursue that'll that with you all the idea of by some other conservative commentators now that the other party has to ... moderate some of its views on things like abortion ... suggests to me that they are willing to put that dress which you are just describing this evangelical support ... as well as perhaps the support ... of all of those states along the southern cheer to the now gone completely Republican ... I mean this seems to me to be a dilemma for these people they can have it both ways on on on the social issues ... I think that's right and and but ... as as I say and why it's I'd I think that the Republicans have now lost four of the six presidential elections ... held since the Berlin Wall fell ... and ... that those two elections the table and won and lost the popular vote so ... that they clearly need to do something different ... by ... the largest single constituency in the electorate showed a ... larger than a year in which is about fourteen percent the latter are ... larger than the African American a larger than the Istana ... it's about how there is self identified conservative evangelicals ... there are between twenty three twenty seven percent of the electorate vehicle which only look at ... and they voted ... eighty percent Republican would you add ... to them ... their social conservative allies that that that that a community ... by way of the planet every chance ... voters ... is a Roman Catholic who attends mass once a week or more frequently ... they voted ... sixty seven to thirty two percent of the so the ... strategy going for a visit to pursue the politics its traction ... until those voters if they go away ... the strategy is to practice the politics the petition ... and to add ... women ... young people and it's an extra coalition ... without subtracting ... what you are at ... the bottom line for all I think another part point was raised in the article was these are not primarily religious boats that these people are casting they were in many ... cases economic BOE passed by religious people ... the tested theory that point I I think ... the jury also secrets in American politics is evangelical voters ... why although ... our voting primarily on jobs the economy healthcare and education ... but they are pro life pro American pro am ... all right thanks alot for all all was great to talk ...


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You might recognize Christoph Niemann's New Yorker covers or his instantly iconic "I LEGO N.Y." series for The New York Times, in which he evokes the Empire State Building and a Starbucks latte with just a couple tiny blocks. His playful visual style packs a punch -- each image is a delivery system for a high concentration of information. In this interview, produced by publisher Gestalten, the art director and graphic designer describes his creative approach and why his audience comes first.
Infographics have become a bigger part of the conversation in the past few years, Niemann explains:
I'm a great fan of the graphic language of data, of charts, of icons, of the visual reduction. And I feel that in the last, I don't know, five, 10 years, this way of presenting data has become a mainstream thing. If you would have to boil it down: What does a graphic designer do? They create bathroom signs so the women know which room to go to, and the men know which room to go to. For me, that's like the ultimate reason for being a graphic designer, and everything is a more complex derivative of that.
Niemann goes on to talk about how his New York Times blog came together. The editors at the Times gave him a key piece of advice: make it personal. "For the Web, for something like this to work, it has to be a personal story," he says. Niemann certainly always keeps it fun; he recently "live illustrated" live tweets from the Republican National Convention in Tampa. For more examples of his work, check out his portfolio.
This video was produced by Ole Wagner, Andrea Cadorin, and Sebastian Klatt for Gestalten. The publisher featured Niemann's work in a book on data and design, Data Flow 2.
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The jury in the trial of ex-News of the World bosses accused of plotting to hack phones continued its deliberations today
Ex-editors Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson, along with retired managing editor Stuart Kuttner, are accused of being part of a conspiracy dating back to 2000 and spanning six years.
For more than seven months, the eight women and three men of the jury have listened to the evidence in Court 12 of the Old Bailey.
Since they were sent out on Wednesday afternoon, they have been considering verdicts for around 11 hours and 15 minutes.
Ex-No 10 spin doctor Coulson, 46, is also accused of two counts of conspiring with former NotW royal editor Clive Goodman, 56, to commit misconduct in a public office by paying police officers for two royal directories.
Brooks, also 46, faces the same charge over signing off payments to a Sun journalist's "number one military contact" between 2004 and 2012.
The ex-News International (NI) chief executive is also accused of plotting with her former personal assistant Cheryl Carter, 50, to pervert the course of justice by removing seven boxes from the company archive just days before she was arrested in 2011.
Brooks, along with her husband Charlie and NI director of security Mark Hanna, 51, is further charged with perverting the course of justice by hiding or destroying potential evidence around the time of police searches in July 2011.
Coulson, of Charing, Kent; Brooks, of Churchill, Oxfordshire; Hanna, of Buckingham; Carter, of Chelmsford, Essex; Goodman of Addlestone, Surrey; and 74-year-old Kuttner, of Woodford Green, Essex, deny the charges.


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|Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc.
|Brixmor Property Group
|Hudson Valley Holding Corp.
|Far East Energy Corporation
|Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA)
|MediaShift, Inc.
|CytoSorbents Corporation
|Mad Catz Interactive, Inc.
|Chimera Investment Corporation
|TriMas Corporation
|Aspen Group, Inc.
|One Call Care Management
|Intcomex, Inc.
|NanoViricides, Inc.
|Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.
|Streamline Health Solutions, Inc.
|Fortress International Group, Inc.
|Drummond Company, Inc.
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Jones Lang LaSalle (NYSE: JLL) has named Christie B. Kelly Chief Financial Officer, effective July 1, 2013. She replaces Lauralee Martin, who has maintained the CFO role since becoming Chief Executive Officer for the Americas business in January. Most recently, Kelly served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Duke Realty Corporation (NYSE: DRE). She previously held the position of Senior Vice President of the Global Real Estate Group at Lehman Brothers.
Duke Realty Corporation (NYSE: DRE) announced today that Christie B. Kelly resigned as Chief Financial Officer of the company to accept an opportunity to serve as the Chief Financial Officer of Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated. Mark A. Denien, Senior Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer has been appointed to serve as Chief Financial Officer. Mark joined Duke Realty in 2005 as Senior Vice President, Administration and was promoted a year later to Senior Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer. Before joining Duke Realty, Mr. Denien was a partner with KMPG in Indianapolis, where he worked for 16 years and was involved with Duke Realty for many of those years.
PetSmart, Inc. (NASDAQ: PETM) has named Carrie Teffner to the position of senior vice president and chief financial officer. Teffner most recently served as executive vice president and chief financial officer at Weber-Stephen Products LLC. Before joining Weber-Stephen Products, Teffner served as the chief financial officer for The Timberland Company. From 1988 to 2009, Teffner worked for the Sara Lee Corporation in leadership roles for several divisions, including senior vice president and chief financial officer, Sara Lee International Household and Body Care; senior vice president and chief financial officer, Sara Lee Foodservice; and senior vice president, financial planning and analysis and treasurer, Sara Lee Corporate.
Cigna Corporation (NYSE: CI) announced that Thomas A. McCarthy, currently Vice President of Finance, will succeed Ralph J. Nicoletti, who has elected to leave the company for personal reasons, as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. McCarthy will draw from many years of experience and success at Cigna. He has held a variety of roles, most recently responsible for Cigna's strategy, corporate development, treasury, tax and run-off reinsurance operations. Additionally, he served as interim Chief Financial Officer from September 2010 to May 2011.
Kemper Corporation (NYSE: KMPR) announced that Elizabeth "Libbie" Bock will join Kemper as the Chief Financial Officer for its Property & Casualty Group. Bock brings with her more than 11 years of experience in financial leadership roles, most recently with Experian. For seven years, she held various financial leadership positions at The Hartford. Prior to that, she was a Senior Consultant with Towers Perrin. Bock has also served as Coordinator for International Affairs, in the Office of the Governor for the Mie Prefectural Government in Japan.
Liberty Global, Inc. (NASDAQ: LBTYA, LBTYB and LBTYK) announce that it will appoint Robert Dunn, currently Managing Director ("MD") of UPC Netherlands, to the position of Chief Financial Officer ("CFO") of Virgin Media (NASDAQ: VMED; LSE: VMED) upon the closing of that acquisition. He will succeed Eamonn O'Hare who has decided to leave the company to pursue new opportunities. Mr. Dunn has held several senior management positions with Liberty Global over the last 13 years, including MD, UPC Ireland for five years, and CFO of Liberty's European cable division. Robert has been MD of UPC Netherlands B.V. since January, 2011. He previously served as MD of UPC Ireland B.V. from 2006 and was MD of Finance & Accounting of UPC Polska LLC (UPC). He joined UPC in May 2000 and served as CFO of UPC Distribution from January 2001. He earlier served as Group Controller of Impress Packaging Group B.V. from May 1997 to May 2000. Robert has been Director of UPC Polska LLC since June 2000.
Verastem, Inc. (NASDAQ: VSTM) announced the appointment of John "Jack" Green as Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Green was the former Chief Financial Officer of GTC Biotherapeutics (formerly Genzyme Transgenics Corporation).
Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc. (NASDAQ: SUSQ) announced that Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Drew K. Hostetter will retire on December 31, 2013, concluding an 18-year tenure as the company's CFO. Upon Hostetter's retirement, Michael W. Harrington, who joined Susquehanna last year as Executive Vice President and Treasurer, will take on the role of Chief Financial Officer. Harrington, who has more than 25 years of experience in the financial services industry, joined Susquehanna's executive leadership team in June 2012 after serving in various leadership positions at First Niagara Financial Group, including Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer.
Brixmor Property Group announced the appointment of Michael V. Pappagallo as President & Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Pappagallo most recently served as Chief Operating Officer of Kimco Realty Corporation (NYSE: KIM). Prior to assuming the role of COO, he served as Kimco's Chief Financial Officer from 1997 through 2010. Prior to his time at Kimco, Mr. Pappagallo served as Chief Financial Officer of G.E. Capital's Commercial Real Estate Financing business, and held various other financial and business development positions, and as a Senior Manager in the audit group of KPMG, LLP.
Hudson Valley Holding Corp. (NYSE: HVB) named Michael J. Indiveri to serve as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Prior to joining Hudson Valley, Indiveri provided independent financial and accounting consulting services to a community bank with nearly $1 billion in assets. From 2007 to 2011, he was Executive Vice President and CFO of Amalgamated. From 1997 until 2007, Indiveri served as Executive Vice President and CFO and a member of the Board of Directors of Yonkers' City & Suburban Federal Savings Bank. Indiveri has also served as CFO of New York Federal Savings Bank and Savings Bank of Rockland County, spent seven years in the corporate finance group at Chase Manhattan Bank, and began his banking career at City Federal Savings Bank in 1977. In addition, he is Chairman of the Audit Committee and a member of the Governance and Nominating Committee at Retail Opportunity Investments Corporation, a NASDAQ listed company, where he has served as a member of the board of directors since the real estate investment trust's (REIT) inception in 2007. Indiveri replaces interim CFO Andrew J. Reinhart , who returns to his previous role as Hudson Valley's Controller and Assistant Treasurer.
Far East Energy Corporation (OTC: FEEC) announced that Jennifer D. Whitley has been appointed as Chief Financial Officer to succeed Bruce N. Huff . Ms. Whitley has served as the interim Chief Financial Officer of the Company since February 2013 and Director of Finance of the Company since January 2011. Prior to joining the Company, Ms. Whitley served as the Chief Financial Officer of Zero Emission Energy Plants Ltd, from 2008 to 2010. From 2006 to 2008, Ms. Whitley served as the Finance Director of Global Energy Development PLC. Previously, Ms. Whitley worked at Harken Energy Corporation and on the audit staff of Ernst & Young LLP.
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) announced that it has named Thomas Fischetti to the position of chief financial officer. Prior to joining CLIA, Fischetti served as chief financial officer and senior vice president at the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA). William Gee who has been serving as CLIA's interim CFO will continue as a consultant to CLIA working directly with Fischetti.
Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) announced that its chief financial officer, Rajat Bahri, has accepted a new opportunity with a private, venture-backed Silicon Valley technology company. Julie Shepard, vice president of finance and chief accounting officer, will act as interim CFO.
MediaShift, Inc. (OTC: MSHF) announced the appointment of Rick Baran as Chief Financial Officer. Baran joins MediaShift from Clear Channel Media and Entertainment, where he served as Executive Vice President and CFO. Previously, Baran was EVP and CFO for CBS TV Stations. Earlier Baran was CFO of Tyco International. He also spent a decade at GE, holding numerous financial leadership positions. Current CFO David Eastman will continue in his post until June 3, and will continue to serve as an advisor to MediaShift.
Tickets.com announced the addition of Cristine Hurley in the role of Chief Financial Officer. Hurley's CV includes the role of Vice President, Team Finance for the National Basketball Association. Prior to the NBA, she was the Chief Financial Officer for the Los Angeles Dodgers Major League Baseball franchise. Most recently Hurley was a Partner at Pro Forma Advisors.
Krux announced the addition of David Ron as chief financial officer. Prior to joining Krux, Mr. Ron ran his own consulting firm, providing outsourced CFO and investing services including serving as director, investment banking – digital media for Centaur Partners. Previously, he was CFO and VP Finance for Market6; VP Finance at Rapt — and later part of the Microsoft finance integration team following its acquisition; CFO at Global Sight Corp.; CFO at TV Interactive Corp.; and treasurer for Metaphor Computer Systems (later acquired by IBM).
CytoSorbents Corporation (OTC:CTSO) announced the appointment of Kathleen P. Bloch as its Chief Financial Officer. Most recently, she was Chief Financial Officer of Laureate Biopharmaceutical Services, Inc. Previously, Ms. Bloch was Chief Operating Officer and CFO of PC Group, Inc. Prior to that, Ms. Bloch was CFO of Silver Line Building Products Corporation for seven years. Previously, Ms. Bloch was CFO of ERD Waste Corporation.
Mad Catz Interactive, Inc. (NYSE: MCZ) announced that its Chief Financial Officer, Allyson Evans, has announced her intention to resign from her position in order to spend more time with her family. Ms. Evans has agreed to remain in her position until the appointment of her successor and will assist the Company with the transition.
Chimera Investment Corporation (NYSE: CIM) announced that Robert Colligan has been appointed its Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Colligan joins Fixed Income Discount Advisory Company ("FIDAC"), the external manager of Chimera, as a Managing Director from Starwood Capital Group where he was the Controller for the last five years. Prior to Starwood Capital Group, from 2002 to 2008 Mr. Colligan was a Managing Director at Bear Stearns and from 1999 to 2002 a Vice President at Merrill Lynch in financial reporting, strategy and investor relations roles. A. Alexandra Denahan resigned from her position as Chimera's Chief Financial Officer, but will continue to serve as Chimera's principal financial officer and principal accounting officer.
TriMas Corporation (NASDAQ: TRS) announced that A. Mark Zeffiro, TriMas' chief financial officer, has recently been promoted to executive vice president and chief financial officer. Zeffiro joined TriMas Corporation in June 2008 as chief financial officer, and has 25 years of financial, operational and business leadership experience with companies such as Black & Decker and General Electric Company. Before joining TriMas, He was vice president of finance for the Global Consumer Product Group at Black & Decker.
Aspen Group, Inc. (OTC: ASPU) announced that Michael Matte will be joining the company as Chief Financial Officer. Most recently, Matte has been the Chief Financial Officer for MeetMe, Inc. Aspen's former CFO David Garrity has been appointed EVP, Corporate Development.
One Call Care Management (OCCM) announced that Kevin English joined the executive management team as Chief Financial Officer. Prior to his appointment at OCCM, English served as Chief Sourcing Officer at PSS World Medical, Inc (PSSI). Prior to that, he served as Senior Vice President, Finance. Also during his long tenure with PSSI, Kevin served as Chief Financial Officer for Diagnostic Imaging, a former subsidiary of PSSI that was divested in November 2002.
Intcomex, Inc. announced the appointment of Juan Carlos Riojas as the Company's Chief Financial Officer. The Company appoints Mr. Riojas as permanent successor to Jose I. Ortega, who has been serving as Interim Chief Financial Officer and Secretary of the Company since May 2012. The Company also announced the appointment of Jose I. Ortega, as the Company's first Chief Accounting Officer. Mr. Riojas most recently served as the Chief Financial Officer of PepsiCo Foods Central America and Caribbean. Prior to 2000, Mr. Riojas served as the Chief Financial Officer of Compañia Industrial de Parras. Prior thereto, Mr. Riojas held the positions of Vice President of Corporate Banking for Société Général in Dallas, Texas and Treasury and Investor Relations Manager for Coca-Cola FEMSA.
NanoViricides, Inc. (OTC: NNVC) announced that it has retained Ms. Meeta Vyas as interim CFO. Meeta was CEO of Signature Brands, Inc. Later, she was CEO of the World-Wide Fund for Nature – India (WWF-India) and then as a Vice President of the National Audubon Society (USA).
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (NYSE: RCL) announced that Brian Rice, Vice Chairman and CFO of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., will transition his CFO responsibilities to Jason Liberty as he prepares for his retirement in the spring of 2014. Rice has been with Royal Caribbean for more than 20 years, serving as CFO since 2006 and Vice Chairman since 2012. Jason Liberty has been named the new CFO, effective immediately, and will continue to report to Rice. Liberty joined Royal Caribbean in 2005 and most recently served as Senior Vice President, Strategy and Finance.
Streamline Health Solutions, Inc. (NASDAQ: STRM) announced that Nicholas A. Meeks, Vice President of Financial Planning has been promoted to Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Prior to Streamline, Mr. Meeks was Director of Financial Planning and Analysis at Chamberlin Edmonds & Associates, acquired by Emdeon, Inc. Subsequent to the acquisition, he became head of finance for Provider Payment Integrity, an operating subsidiary of Emdeon. Meeks replaces Steve Murdock, who has served as Streamline's CFO for the past two years. "
Fortress International Group, Inc. (OTC: FIGI) announced that it has appointed Maura A. McNerney as Chief Financial Officer. Ms. McNerney replaces Ken Schwarz , who resigned as CFO for personal reasons. Mr. Schwarz will remain with the company in another role through August 2013. Ms. McNerney was previously Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of Hampshire Group, Limited (OTC: HAMP). Ms. McNerney returned to Hampshire in August 2011 after leaving to pursue other interests in July 2009. During her time away from Hampshire, she served as Vice-President, Corporate Controller of Centerplate and then Chief Financial Officer of Spartan Foods of America. During her original five year tenure at Hampshire, she served in several roles, including Vice-President of Accounting and Reporting and Chief Accounting Officer.
Drummond Company, Inc. announces that Jack Stilwell, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Drummond Company, Inc., has decided to transition from full time employment to a reduced schedule effective July 31, 2013.
E5 and AISG, a leading cloud and managed service provider, announced the addition of Rusty Hagenbuch as Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Hagenbuch was most recently Regional Operations Director at VPS Convenience Store Group. Prior to VPS, he was Division Manager for Mapco Express with various divisional responsibilities. Prior to Mapco Express, Mr. Hagenbuch was a Financial Advisor at American Express.
HSN, Inc. (NASDAQ: HSNI) announced the promotion of Judy Schmeling to Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer. Ms. Schmeling has served as HSNi's Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer since 2001. Ms. Schmeling joined the company in 1994 as Director of Investor Relations and Treasury. She was promoted to Vice President of Strategic Planning and Analysis in 1998, to Senior Vice President of Finance in 1999, to Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer in 2001, and to Chief Financial Officer of HSNi when the company went public in 2008. She serves on the Board of Directors for Constellation Brands, Inc and the advisory board of FM Global. HSNi also announced the promotion of two senior finance executives, Michael J. Attinella and Patrick Vonderhaar, both reporting to Ms. Schmeling. Mr. Attinella was appointed Chief Financial Officer of HSN and Chief Accounting Officer of HSNi. He joined HSN in 2001 and most recently served as Senior Vice President, Chief Accounting Officer and Corporate Controller of HSNi. Mr. Vonderhaar was elevated from Vice President and Corporate Controller to Chief Financial Officer for Cornerstone Brands.
truDERMA announced that Bryan O'Connell has been appointed Chief Financial Officer. Prior to joining truDERMA, O'Connell spent time in several different industries as CFO for both domestic and international companies.
Edwards Lifesciences Corporation (NYSE: EW) announced that Thomas M. Abate, the company's chief financial officer, plans to retire later this year. Abate plans to remain CFO until his successor is in place. Abate became Edwards' CFO in January 2006. Previously, he was the company's vice president and controller, a position he had held since Edwards became an independent company. In the 18 years prior, Abate was with Baxter in other finance-related positions.
QLogic Corp. (NASDAQ: QLGC) announced that Simon Biddiscombe has resigned his positions as president and chief executive officer and also as a director in order to pursue other opportunities. The Board has appointed CFO Jean Hu as CEO on an interim basis. Hu currently serves a senior vice president and chief financial officer. She will retain her CFO responsibilities during the interim period.
SPY Inc. (OTC: XSPY) announced that its Chief Financial Officer, Michael D. Angel, has announced his intention to resign from his position in order to facilitate a return to his permanent home in the Bay Area. Mr. Angel has indicated his willingness to be available to the Company as a full time interim CFO consultant until the appointment of a successor CFO in order to assist the Company with the transition.
Fulton Financial Corporation (NASDAQ: FULT) announced that Charles J. Nugent, senior executive vice president and chief financial officer (CFO), has informed the corporation of his plan to retire, effective December 31, 2013.


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text: I love for this great idea and I put it to the ROS DEV..... Please consider doing every bit of it. XXXOOO Dave On 9/1/05, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton <lkcl at lkcl.net> wrote: > [please note: due to its cross-discipline and cross-project nature, > this message is going out to SEVERAL related project mailing lists. > when replying, please take EXTRA caution not least because some of > these lists are subscriber-only. also, please note: i _would_ > post this also to the samba mailing lists but due to the fascist > censorship in place since the 15th dec 2004, i am unable to do so. > this is their decision and it is their loss. i am not asking you > to respect that decision i am simply making you aware of it.] > > hi, > > out the woodwork i pop - not necessarily ready to chew anything because > i know just how much work's involved, but what i did want to do was > say "hi, i'm still here" and do a brain-dump of how authentication > ideally needs to be implemented in reactos. > > at 2,600 words and 16k, this message is quite long and so i have > placed a copy at http://lkcl.net/software/reports/reactos-auth.txt, > just in case it doesn't make it past various mailing-list limits > (i'll find out in a couple of minutes... :) > > it breaks down into a number of sections: > > 1) i describe the timescales and ways to cut them, > along with some warnings and stuff. > > 2) amonst other stuff i outline some background as to > why i am posting this to so many lists. > > 3) i outline a project plan and the dependencies > and "optional" steps, > > 4) i describe a recommended implementation > roadmap starting with the "minimum" requirements, > and expand on some technical info and references > i found, which would help with some of the > "nice-to-have" steps. > > so. first. > > please do not be scared by how much work is involved, and how much code > there is. it all hinges one ONE function and that one function... you > are _not_ going to believe how much code that one function drags in, > kicking and screaming, behind it. > > please also please i beg you DO NOT consider going "bleedin 'ellfire, > that's so much frakkin work we can't POSSIBLY do it the way you > describe, we MUST do it our own way, starting with what we know, love > and have already started tackling, and can't possibly back out of what > we've already done". > > should you choose to exercise the "NIH" option, i frakkin > guarantee you that you will waste about five to eight years > of your (collective) lives reinventing the wheel. > > "The Plan" outlined here will shave that down to about 12 to 18 months, > utilising some SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND lines of pre-existing code, and > later in this message i also outline a prioritisation of the necessary > work to "cut down" the time to maybe about ... mmm... three or so > months, by leaving out some of the "nice-to-have" stuff. actually... > _all_ of the nice-to-have stuff :) > > that will at least "GetItWorking(tm)" and the rest of the bits > can be considered at leisure once people go "god that's awful, > we can't possibly leave it like that" and hopefully hopefully > things will actually progress from there. > > remember - please: this stuff is sufficiently complicated such that > you really can't afford the niceties such as "It Must Be Perfect (tm)" > before it can be accepted. i've seen that shit before, and it's > a baad mxxxxxxxer path to go down, especially with such complex > and heavily interdependant reverse-engineering projects as reactos, > wine, samba and freedce. > > anyway. > > fyi - before i begin, i should mention a couple of things: > > 1) this message also goes out the the apache devel mailing > list (specifically the APR one) because the NT style > authentication thing is the sort of thing that really _should_ > be in a (special?) APR util library, along with "NT Named Pipes" - > see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NamedPipes > > one of the reasons why NT-style NamedPipes is _not_ in an APR util is > because it is believed that NT-style NamedPipes do not fit the > "least common denominator". by having the infrastructure outlined > below, it is possible to move things "up one level" to the point > where unix _has_ that denominononmination. > > also, if APR still has support for that god-awful program-running > program called Win95, it would, with not much extra effort, be > possible to port some reactos components to Win95 (!) such that > ThePlan outlined here would make Win95 have proper NT-style > authentication (!) now there's a horrible thought that will give > MS and free software people nightmares both: upgrading Win95 by > installing free software components at it. muhahahahah ahem. > > 2) i have filled in a number of pages on wikipedia.org. see > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:lkcl. please take the time to > review these pages, PLEASE help me with my totally biased "POV" > (point-of-view) comments, by either editing the pages direct or by adding > comments on the "talk" pages as appropriate. or alternatively dumping > me in the nearest pond if ever you meet me. > > wikipedia is supposed to be encyclopedia-ic and some of my > comments are anything but that. > > help!!! > > 3) please due to the quite broad distribution of this message across > multiple mailing lists, please do NOT ask stupid questions like > "what the hell do we need to use samba tng for, why can't we use samba > in reactos"? and "why is this guy bothering us with this insane stuff?" > and "how do i use killfiles?" or terry pratchett's - more specifically > the librarian's favourite - "where has all the pie and custard gone?" > > please do your research: see if nothing else > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samba_TNG_software and then start googling. > > > anyway. > > onward. > > roughly in order of dependence, with "nice-to-have" status added as > well: > > 1) port FreeDCE to Win32 - more specifically add in autoconf support for an > alternative threading model - the one in reactos. no, this is not a joke: > MSRPC is a critical part of NT infrastructure it's just that very few > people > are actually aware of this (including the US DoJ and the EU commission...) > > see http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=lkcl+wine+freedce for discussion > links as to why - it's a long story and it took me several dozen > messages spanning over many days to outline it in sufficient detail > for it to be understood (mostly me getting things straight in my > head...) > > status: "nice to have" but you will soon wish that you _did_ have it!!! > > there is also an opportunity to support Wine, here: essentially > it's the same job, for DCOM, for proper "authentication" > purposes in Wine just like in ReactOS... it's a long story. > > 2) remove dependence on "unix" security model from Samba TNG's services > starting with samrd (perhaps by finishing off samrtdbd?) > > status: "essential". > > sub-projects: > > a) in Samba TNG, rework winbindd such that it is a REQUIRED service, > and it has "modes" that, instead of "inventing" links between > unix uids and nt sids, it reads smbpasswd and correlates unix uids > with nt sids _just_ like is done now - but hard-coded through > the awful code that has had to dieee since... about two weeks after > i wrote it, back in 1999. > > this one's a long story but it's not actually required for > reactos but _might_ be required for wine... > > status: "pretty much essential" but not for reactos but for making life > easy to share tng development between reactos and unix. > > b) in Samba TNG, make the authentication code (smb-side and rpc server > back-end-wise) contact winbindd BUT ONLY for resolving unix uids and > unix gids - which is actually a VERY small task involving a few > hundred lines of code. > > this goes back to the "SURS" stuff i wrote up in 1999 - but instead > of a library it hands off the responsibility for sid<->uid+gid > lookups to winbindd. > > it _may_ also be essential for Wine to operate correctly > with authentication (which is a "stub" at the moment just > like it is in reactos), to interoperate with other programs, > to cache login credentials in order to do smb client-side > operations, that sort of thing, under which circumstances, > it will be necessary for Wine to have the same sort of thing. > > it's no big deal :) > > status: same as for 2a). > > c) in Samba TNG, abandon all use of hard-coded MSRPC stuff and utilise > FreeDCE instead, and do a rewrite of all services, one by one > (and because samba tng is modular, this _can_ be done one-by-one, > checking MSRPC interoperability along the way between the "old" > services, the "new" services, and also with NT itself). > > in and of itself, this critically depends on making > DCEThreads reliable, though, or adding support (finally!) for > POSIX threads. > > status: "non-essential" but you would soon end up wishing that you had :) > > 3) complete LsaLogonUser, add LsaLogonUserEx, in NTOSKRNL.DLL, and > friends. > > my favourites. the LSASS stuff. > > these functions are quite simple: they are "redirectors" - a vector > table of functions is required to be passed in, which includes things > like "authenticate with my lovely service" and "free some memory". > > there are many LSASS sub-services: one of them is Netware, one of > them is MSV1_0.DLL, one of them is Kerberos. > > there are others. > > LSASS is based on _exactly_ the same technique that dlopen does e.g > in libdvdcss, and in freedce's ntlmsspauth.so, and in... mmm... > the freedce transport module infrastructure and _many_ other > projects ... except of course it's NT-based table of > higher-order-functions not unix "dlopen()" ones. > > i'll stop trying to teach people to suck eggs, now *embarrassed* :) > > status: "essential". > > sub-projects: > > a) write an MSV1_0.DLL which registers with the LSASS service. > this will utilise MSRPC functions that call into the Samba TNG > "NETLOGON" service. > > there already exists "basic" functions inside Samba TNG that... > well... it's a bit messy, but they work. > > the key function to be calling is cli_nt_login_interactive, > and you will notice _very_ quickly from the arguments hey, some > of those look... kinda... familiar!! > > see > http://viewcvs.samba-tng.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/tng/source/rpc_client/cli_netlogon.c > > status: "essential." > > the "porting" bit of this code to FreeDCE i would classify as > "non-essential" but again, you will soon wish that you _were_ using > FreeDCE. > > > > that's basically it: there are other sub-projects such as > turning the "Registry" code in ReactOS (or Wine) into an MSRPC > service (yes, i did say pretty much everything that's anything > critical in NT is an MSRPC service, didn't i? :) but they aren't > "essential". > > i say basically it, but that ONE stupid function, cli_nt_login_interactive, > drags in quite literally HALF A MILLION lines of code - 250,000 lines of > it in FreeDCE, alone (which, like i said, could possibly be avoided but > the hard-coded MSRPC stuff in samba tng is sufficiently awkward to make > a rewrite utilising FreeDCE very attractive). > > > > what i would suggest is the following: > > 1) write an MSV1_0.DLL "test stub" in combination with completing the > LSASS functions, which supports a username "test", domain of "test" and > password of "test". > > code up a hard-coded "blob" - a NET_USER_INFO_3 structure - that contains > the response / essential information of groups, gids, sids, user session > key etc. > > see > http://viewcvs.samba-tng.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/tng/source/include/rpc_netlogon.h > > (note: i _did_ say it would be nice to utilise FreeDCE didn't i? well, > the NET_USER_INFO_3 structure in that header file is a "messy" version that > i recreated from off-the-wire back in about ... mmmm... 1997. there > _do_ exist IDL-generated versions of this data structure, thanks to > matthew chapman - NETLOGON.idl for example). > > once that works... > > 2) write a lovely insecure method of "outsourcing" the username, > domain and password to an external server - Samba TNG - which performs > the authentication on your behalf and gets back "real" data. > > this could be done simply with a TCP connection, throw the data > in-the-clear over to a simple temporary shim service blah blah, > bob's your uncle. > > 3) port samba tng's netlogond, samrd and lsarpcd to ReactOS. > > this is quite straightforward: about the only really essential > "missing" bit is to tie the services in to "NT Named Pipes" rather > than unix domain sockets. > > _but_ - they only need to be plugged in to a back-end transport > which all services - any of samba tng's MSRPC services - would > use. so there's a key bit of work needed - probably under > 400 lines of code - and the rest should fall into place. > > this is where it would be SO much easier to be utilising FreeDCE. > > all that's needed would be to write a FreeDCE "transport" > plugin for ReactOS - ncacn_np - and then you'd be DONE. > > it's a long story... > > hey, has someone implemented TransactNamedPipe() and CreateNamedPipe() > in ReactOS? > > if not, it's quite straightforward to do, and it involves dropping > opaque data blobs onto smbd (again, smbd ported to reactos...) > > i _did_ say it's a long story, didn't i? :) > > 4) finally: track down how "LsaLogonUserEx" works. LsaLogonUser > utilises cleartext passwords. LsaLogonUserEx i BELIEVE utilises NT and > LM password hashes, or some brain-dead encrypted variant thereof. > > once 1) is completed, then TA-DAAAAA!!! lib/secur/lsa.c's "LsaLogonUser" > function actually gets REAL DATA! > > > okay. > > notes: > > 1) regarding FreeDCE. see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FreeDCE > > freedce is an interoperable version of MSRPC that is derived from > EXACTLY the same source code (DCE 1.0 reference implementation) that > is present in Windows NT. > > DCE/RPC was co-opted / adopted / borg-ified by microsoft to form > the basis of NT domains because paul leach, a co-founder of > apollo computers and originator of NCS which became DCE/RPC, > ended up working for microsoft back at the time when dave > cutler was doing the original NT 3.1. > > using FreeDCE is non-essential for small projects of less than about > 8,000 lines of code. Samba TNG's MSRPC code comprises OVER ONE HUNDRED > THOUSAND lines of code. > > that i carried on hand-crafting MSRPC packets for three years simply > demonstrates quite how bloody stupid i am. > > that you - the wine team - continue to reinvent an non-interoperable > version of MSRPC, for binary-level "DCOM" interoperabiltiy ONLY, > demonstrates quite how just as bloody stupid you are being. that _can_ > be taken as a compliment, as i genuinely i mean it with the greatest of > respect. > > 2) regarding a strategy to "minimise" the amount of time needed to > "Get Things Working". > > a) utilise samba tng as-it-is, porting it as-is to ReactOS (mingw32) > b) utilise cli_nt_login_interactive() as-it-is. > c) complete MSV1_0.DLL. > > this will be SUFFICIENT and would only take a few months. enhancements > come later, roughly in this order: > > a) complete a port of FreeDCE to ReactOS, by beating DCEthreads to > death and replacing it with Win32 (NT) threads - #ifdef style, > autoconf style. > > b) locate NETLOGON.idl, samr.idl and lsarpc.idl from matthew chapman's > stuff, or from "todd sabin's" http://razor.bindview.com, or from > the samba web site. > > actually... see: http://www.bindview.com/services/razor/utilities/ > > compile up CLIENT-SIDE ONLY, using dceidl, and create a > library for use inside MSV1_0.DLL. > > i know todd developed interoperable versions of these idl files, > because he was using them, compiled with MIDL.EXE, to do security > tests against NT 4.0. remember: these IDL files are what microsoft > DOESN'T want anyone to have, and there are very good _legitimate_ > reasons for it: they are "behind-the-scenes" APIs which, if some > idiot inside microsoft went and wrote a tool which became publicly > used and relied on, they would be stuffed: they have ENOUGH apis > which date back 15 years and they don't need any more. that > having been said, i hate the fact that they are forcing people > to pay $50k up-front and then $100 per-client for frakkin > _information_. bastards. > > c) replace cli_nt_login_interactive() with a function that utilises > the above library that utilises netlogon, samr and lsarpc client-side > stuff from b) above. > > basically, what it boils down to is that the functions inside > cli_nt_login_interactive i wrote BY HAND after examining MSRPC > traffic. those functions neeeed too dieeee and they can easily > be replaced one-by-one with the "proper" versions from doing > "dceidl -client lsarpc.idl". it takes a couple of seconds and > you get a header file lsarpc.h and a lsarpc.o and you're DONE. > > question. why did i spend so long doing hand-marshalling of the > nt domains code. perhaps because i would not be able to give > microsoft absolute hell for three frakkin years? > > d) consider porting, one-by-one, the Samba TNG services lsarpcd, > netlogond and samrd (or better samrtdbd) to FreeDCE runtime > infrastructure. > > this is NOT essential but it is very worthwhile. every project > needs to do at least two throw-aways and with the samba tng > code, there has been approximately one and a half throwaways > so far... time for a major one, ESPECIALLY in light of the reactos > project. > > FINALLY: > > e) consider writing that winregd service but actually picking up REAL > registry hive files. someone did write a "reader" of registry files, > i do not recall who it was. > > [note: YESSSS!!! yeeeeeehawww, todd i could KISS you!!] > > http://www.bindview.com/Services/RAZOR/Utilities/Unix_Linux/ntreg_readme.cfm > > todd wrote a registry-hive-reader as a linux filesystem driver!!!!! > > todd, you are bloody mad. *smooch*. > > > f) consider writing a samr service with the FreeDCE runtime > that utilises "registry" functions RegXXXX - _properly_. > > > anyway, if you got this far: congratulations and welcome to a brief > nightmare history of the development behind NT Domains Authentication. > > all of the infrastructure above _already_ exists - in Samba TNG. > it's just... it works. it's a bit creaky at the edges, but it works. > > how about it? > > l. > > p.s. it almost goes without saying, but i will hint at it once again: > you will not find the samba team's goals and strategic direction to be > compatible with reactos. as a team, they lack the insight, vision and > project management skills to be able to cope with such inter-dependant > insane gibberish. this i say with much sadness because they are highly > respected individuals in the free software community, and yet they are > taking the samba project in very different - and ultimately > time-consuming - directions from what is really really needed. due > to pride they cannot admit this in public but they have been known > to admit it in private. much much disappointment and sadness and there's > absolutely nothing i can do about it. > > -- > -- > http://lkcl.net > -- > _______________________________________________ > Ros-dev mailing list > Ros-dev at reactos.com > http://reactos.com:8080/mailman/listinfo/ros-dev > -- David Johnson http://www.davefilms.us


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After finishing the graduate program, Vateliens can be hired, after a one to two-year probation period, as the Human Resources Manager, Financial Manager or a Marketing Manager. Also please note that the Vatel program is accessible to students who have successfully completed a 2 year vocational course or a 3 year undergraduate program, in other fields.
Both Vatel under-graduate and graduate cycles have a degree recognized by the National Repertory of Professional Certifications in Europe. This certification was determined according to the following criteria:
Vatel degrees are registered in the National Repertory of Professional Certifications by ministerial by order dated April 5, 2012.
In addition to the State-certified Vatel degree, students also have the Europass Diploma Supplement, designed jointly by the European Commission, the European Council and UNESCO. It provides a description of the nature, level, context, content and status of the studies that were successfully completed to received Vatel certified degrees. It was recognized by 47 countries in 2015 and aims to allow a clearer comprehension of the content and value of Vatel degrees for employers or higher education, both in France or in other countries.


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TONY(R) AWARD-WINNING ACTRESS MARISSA JARET WINOKUR JOINS GEORGE SEGAL, JESSICA WALTER AND JOHNATHAN McCLAIN IN TV LAND'S HIT ORIGINAL SITCOM "RETIRED AT 35"
Production Begins On Second Season With 10 New Episodes
Show Premieres Spring 2012
New York, NY, November 3, 2011 - TV Land announced that Tony(R) award-winning actress Marissa Jaret Winokur (Broadway's "Hairspray") is joining the cast of the network's original comedy series, "Retired at 35" when the series begins production today, Thursday, November 3. The sitcom will return to the air with 10 new episodes starting Spring 2012. Returning to "Retired at 35" are Oscar(R)-nominated actor George Segal, Emmy(R) award-winning actress Jessica Walter, Johnathan McClain ("24"), and Josh McDermitt ("Last Comic Standing"). Marissa Jaret Winokur will play Amy, the clever, but romantically challenged daughter of Alan (Segal) and Elaine (Walter) and sister of David (McClain).
Debuting in 2011 along with Fran Drescher's "Happily Divorced" and the second season of "Hot in Cleveland," "Retired at 35" has resonated with viewers in the U.S. and around the globe. Outside of the U.S., "Retired at 35" is set to air in over 90 territories worldwide including The Netherlands, Canada, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, Sweden, Slovenia and Africa.
"We are thrilled to have the immensely talented Marissa Jaret Winokur join this amazing cast for our second season," said Keith Cox, executive vice president, development and original programming, TV Land. "As the characters continue to evolve and we welcome another family member into the mix, I am sure our viewers will find themselves laughing as the season unfolds."
In "Retired at 35," after 37 years of marriage, Alan Robbins and his wife Elaine are expected to cruise into retirement and live out their days happily ever after. However, they get an unexpected surprise when their uptight and overworked son David, sick of the NYC rat race, decides to move in with them in their active-adult community. David finds himself dealing with his overzealous parents as well as his sister Amy, who, while successful in business, has made less than impressive choices in her love life. Season two is a hilarious and bumpy ride as the Robbins family learns the consequences of being "Retired at 35."
Chris Case ("Reba," "Spin City") is the writer for "Retired at 35" and Michael Hanel and Mindy Schultheis ("Rita Rocks," "Reba," "Titus") are the executive producers. Kevin Abbott ("Roseanne") is the consulting producer. Larry W. Jones and Keith Cox serve as executive producers for TV Land.
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TV Land is the programming destination featuring the best in entertainment on all platforms for consumers in their 40s and 50s. Consisting of original programming, classic and contemporary television series acquisitions, hit movies and a full-service Web site, TV Land is now seen in over 98 million U.S. homes.
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MTV Networks, a division of Viacom (NYSE: VIA, VIA.B), is one of the world's leading creators of entertainment content, with brands that engage and connect diverse audiences across television, online, mobile, games, virtual worlds and consumer products. The company's portfolio spans more than 150 television channels and 400 digital media properties worldwide, and includes MTV, VH1, CMT, Logo, Nickelodeon, Nick at Nite, Nick Jr., TeenNick, AddictingGames, Shockwave, Neopets, COMEDY CENTRAL, SPIKE, TV Land, Atom, and GameTrailers.


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The National Weather Service has confirmed a tornado touched down briefly in Worcester.
Forecasters said it was the lowest rating on the tornado scale, with winds at about 85 mph in a storm that swept through on Sunday night.
The tornado began at about 8:10 p.m. and ended four minutes later. It brought down trees and damaged cars, but no one was hurt.
The Telegram reports (http://bit.ly/1w0zTHU ) that the tornado downed 10 utility poles and left about 400 electric customers without power.


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British singer Ellie Goulding has found love with actor Jeremy Irvine following her split from dubstep star Skrillex.
Goulding ended her relationship with the Grammy Award-winner, whose real name is Sonny John Moore, in October after more than six months as a couple, but she has now moved on with Irvine.
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Wednesday, August 26, 2009
The Raspberries and the Cricket
The other day Montana and her mom, Jenni, came out to the orchard. Montana was VERY excited about their visit and wore her apple shirt and apple barrette. They picked up a few things including some caramel apples and went off to find the tire swing in the Meadow.
After they were finished playing, they came back inside to buy some raspberries. There were two pints on my counter and Montana told me there was a cricket in that one and her lizard really likes crickets. We picked up that pint and, sure enough, there was a cricket hiding under it! So I got out a paper towel and squashed the cricket. I was holding it in my hand and Montana said, "Lizzie really likes crickets." Mom gave the nod, so Montana took home the paper towel with the cricket in it.
The next day I got this in an email from Jenni: "just to let you know the cricket was enjoyed by "lizzy".... Montana thinks you guys have good crickets because they get to eat lots of razzberries!"
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Mobile clinic up and running
The Community Health Center of Danbury's Mobile Medical Clinic is open for patient visits in New Milford.
The clinic is open the second Tuesday of each month from 2:30 to 5 p.m.
The next clinic will be Jan. 8.
The mobile unit will be parked behind the Richmond Citizen Center at 40 Main St.
People of all ages, with or without insurance, may be seen for primary-care needs.
Interested attendees must bring identification, an insurance card, if applicable, and proof of income, if insurance isn't available.
Proof of the past four weeks income or copy of a tax return is acceptable.
People without income can still seek medical care.
Residents of any town in the region are welcome.
For more information and registration, call Social Services at 860-355-6079.


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Duke Nukem 3D
From Openmoko
Legendary First Person Shooter. Rafa shared a simple duke nukem 3d port for Neo which can be played using the accelerometer :)
- opkg install http://alasal.be/openmoko/repo/duke3d_0.1.1_armv4t.ipk
- HOWTO about the package.
- Files: http://fz.hobby-site.org/om/duke-nukem-3d/
- Instructions: http://fz.hobby-site.org/om/duke-nukem-3d/readme-openmoko.txt
- Source Code released:http://fz.hobby-site.org/om/duke-nukem-3d/
- Instructions schematics: http://fz.hobby-site.org/om/duke-nukem-3d/how-to-play-duke.png
- Demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=260Kpiqv9_U
Note: Game will not run if you don't have accelerometers working properly (check with 'hexdump /dev/input/event2' and 'hexdump /dev/input/event3'. Also make sure PulseAudio isn't running: '/etc/init.d/pulseaudio stop', otherwise it will cause the following error: some people have reported that it will not run resulting in the error 'Unknown multivoc error' even when PulseAudio is not installed - waiting on a workaround. To use game without sound, edit ~/.duke3d/duke3d.cfg and change FXDevice = 0 to FXDevice = 13 under [Sound Setup]
Charles-Henri's version:
- http://charles-henri.org/duke3d_1.0-r1_armv4t.opk
- http://charles-henri.org/duke3d-source.tar.gz
- http://charles-henri.org/Xglamo
The buttons are: jump escape prev weapon next weapon open/accept fire
In menus, click to the left to go back. In y/n menus, click "open" to accept / "escape" to cancel. Saving / loading should work; to save, select a slot, use jump, prev weapon or next weapon to add a dummy name, then press accept.
The Xglamo binary fixes this bug.
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Legendary First Person Shooter.


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An initial nuclear deal with Iran would halt some uranium enrichment, ease some economic sanctions and set up more talks.
They said the proposed framework agreement, which could still falter, would require Iran to halt at least some enrichment activities in exchange for partial easing of economic sanctions. They described the expected accord as a significant first step intended to buy six months and perhaps longer to pursue a comprehensive final agreement.
Secretary of State John F. Kerry is traveling in the Middle East and is expected to fly to Geneva to sign off on the deal when the latest round of talks wrap up late Friday or Saturday, U.S. officials said.
President Obama has vowed to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, and he appointed Kerry to supervise the talks that resumed this fall amid the easing of tension with Tehran that followed the election of Hassan Rouhani, a relative moderate, as Iran's president.
In an interview Thursday night on NBC News, Obama said his goal is to ensure that Iran begins to dismantle its nuclear program and that the international community can verify "that they are not developing nuclear weapons, that their nuclear energy program is peaceful. And frankly because of actions in the past, the world doesn't trust them on that."
He said he was prepared to roll back some economic sanctions to provide "some very modest relief" as part of an initial deal, but if the Iranians renege on their commitments, "we can crank that dial back up. So we don't have to trust them."
He said a diplomatic solution is "greatly preferable to us ratcheting up that conflict higher and higher, which ultimately might lead to some sort of [military] confrontation."
Diplomats, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive negotiations, said they hope to reach a joint statement that lays out reciprocal steps each side will take in coming months, that says whether Iran will be allowed any enrichment capabilities at the end of the talks, and that describes the goal of ensuring that any nuclear material in Iran is used only for energy or other peaceful purposes.
The agreement also may set a schedule for completion of the negotiations.
"These talks are progressing much better and faster than many had anticipated," said Ali Vaez, an Iran watcher in Istanbul, Turkey, with the International Crisis Group.
Negotiators from Iran and the six powers met as a group Thursday morning at the United Nations' Palais des Nations and reconvened in smaller groups in the afternoon. The Iranian and U.S. teams, considered the core players, then met privately for an hour in the late afternoon, U.S. officials said.
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney applauded the apparent progress, saying the goal is a "phased approach that in the first step halts Iran's nuclear program from moving forward and potentially rolls back parts of it."
"This would stop Iran's nuclear program from advancing for the first time in a decade," he said.
He said the deal "would address Iran's most advanced nuclear activities," suggesting it would mothball or remove some of Iran's most advanced centrifuges and lessen the threat from its stockpile of medium-enriched uranium, which can be converted into bomb fuel.
Carney said negotiators also seek to increase scrutiny of Iran's nuclear facilities by the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations' nuclear watchdog agency, to ensure that Tehran won't "use the cover of talks to advance its program."
In exchange, he said, the administration was prepared to offer Tehran "limited, targeted and reversible relief" from the broad array of U.S. and other sanctions that have crippled Iran's economy.
But in comments clearly aimed at members of Congress who fear the White House would accept too lenient a deal, Carney insisted that the administration will not ease sanctions aimed at Iran's oil exports or banking systems, which would be difficult to restore. If Iran fails to meet its commitments, he said, the temporary relief will end and new sanctions will be imposed.
There are several ways the West could ease sanctions without removing the most punishing measures. Western powers could allow Iran access to billions of dollars in assets that it owns in overseas accounts, for example.
With both sides also playing to domestic audiences, Iranian officials declared that the United States, Britain, France, China, Russia and Germany had accepted Iran's terms for a deal.
"They have accepted Iran's proposed agreement," Abbas Araqchi, Iran's top negotiator, told Iranian state television.
U.S. officials said the daylong talks had produced a "serious and substantive conversation" but not a conclusion.
It is unclear whether the two sides have reached an accord on whether Iran will be allowed to continue low-level enrichment of uranium, which Tehran maintains is a sovereign right under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran's foreign minister, signaled that Iran was willing to take some steps to limit its nuclear program, but wanted to be able to tell Iranians that it would retain some enrichment.
Although Iran was willing to "deal with various issues … there won't be a suspension of our enrichment program in its entirety," Zarif told CNN.
Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign policy chief and the chief contact for the six powers, is scheduled to meet with all the delegations Friday morning and then hold a one-on-one session with Zarif.
Her spokesman, Michael Mann, said the talks have entered a "serious phase."
The seven countries last met in mid-October in a two-day session that diplomats said showed a new Iranian openness to discuss key issues. The two sides met five times in 2012 without producing any visible progress.
Iran insists it is enriching uranium for peaceful purposes, not nuclear weapons. Although some experts believe Iran already has in effect reached the threshold for building weapons, U.S. officials disagree and say Iranian officials have not decided to pursue nuclear arms and might need two years to build one if they resolved to do so.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reacted with alarm to news of a possible deal in Geneva, warning that the six powers could be on the brink of a "mistake of historic proportions."
Netanyahu, addressing a group of world Jewish leaders in Jerusalem, said he feared Iran would secretly continue work toward a bomb-making capability.
Israeli Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz told Israeli Army Radio that Israel fears "a bad interim agreement that will allow Iran to retain its enrichment capabilities and part of the enriched uranium in return for considerable easing of the sanctions, and this is a historic mistake."
Robert Danin, a longtime U.S. diplomat in the Middle East, said Netanyahu's broadside might not hurt the U.S. effort to make a deal, but it would probably anger the Obama administration.
With Kerry visiting Jerusalem this week, Netanyahu "clearly had an opportunity to use quiet diplomacy and opted not to…. The administration will likely resent the tone, and the timing, and a feeling that their room for maneuver has been constrained," said Danin, now with the Council on Foreign Relations.