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Patent US4091445 - Program switching monitor - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA program switching monitor is provided with means for preventing a central processing unit operating under control of a first program from switching to another program until certain conditions are met. Upon receipt of indications or data representative of the fact that all commands issued while the...http://www.google.com/patents/US4091445?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4091445 - Program switching monitorAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4091445 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 05/760,300Publication dateMay 23, 1978Filing dateJan 18, 1977Priority dateJan 18, 1977Also published asCA1106069A1, DE2801517A1, DE2801517C2Publication number05760300, 760300, US 4091445 A, US 4091445A, US-A-4091445, US4091445 A, US4091445AInventorsCharles P. RyanOriginal AssigneeHoneywell Information Systems Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (3), Referenced by (5), Classifications (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetProgram switching monitor
US 4091445 AAbstract
A program switching monitor is provided with means for preventing a central processing unit operating under control of a first program from switching to another program until certain conditions are met. Upon receipt of indications or data representative of the fact that all commands issued while the unit was operating under the control of the first program have been accounted for, program switching is permitted.
1. In a data processing system including at least a central processing unit, a memory unit for storing a plurality of computer programs, and an interface unit coupled to said central processing unit and to said memory unit for communicating signals representative of commands, data and status there between a monitoring apparatus coupled to said processing unit and said interface unit for receiving said signals, for reliably switching between computer programs executed by said central processing unit said monitoring comprising:indicating means including a plurality of flip-flops; first decoder means responsive to certain ones of said signals corresponding to outgoing commands coded for specifying transfers of a group of words to be transferred to said interface unit generating signals indicative of the occurrence of read and write commands, said first decoder means being coupled to said indicator means and operative to each signal indicative of a read command to set an individual one of said flip-flops for each double word of a group of words specified by said read command to be read from said memory unit; counter means coupled to said first decoder means, said counter means being responsive to each signal indicative of a Write command to increment said counter by one; second decoder means responsive to signals received from said interface unit for generating signals indicative of read data signals and write status signals as responses to corresponding ones of said outgoing commands, each pair of said read data signals indicative of completion of a transfer of a group of words read from said memory unit in response to a previously sent read command, said second decoder means being coupled to said indicating means and to said counter, said counter responsive to each occurrence of a write status signal to decrement said counter by one each of said read data signals resetting an individual one of the flip-flops that were set for each double word of said group of words; logic means coupled to said indicating means for generating a first output signal indicating when all of said flip flops are in the reset state; detector means coupled to said counter for generating a second output signal when said counter is in a zero state; and, output means coupled to said logic means and to said detector means responsive upon the concurrence of said first and second output signals to provide an enabling signal for signaling when said central processor could reliably switch programs. 2. In a data processing system including at least a central processing unit, a memory unit for storing computer programs, and an interface unit coupled to said central processing unit and to said memory unit for communicating signals representative of commands, data and status there between a apparatus for preventing premature switching between computer programs by said central processing unit, said apparatus being coupled to said processing unit and comprising:command decoder means responsive to signals representative of outgoing commands directed to interface unit for transfer to said memory unit to generate read and write signals respectively representative of the occurrence of read and write commands; decoder means responsive to signals representative of incoming data and status from said interface unit received from said memory unit to generate read data signals and write status signals respectively in response to said read and write commands; storage means coupled to said command decoder means and responsive to each of said read command signals to store a signal indication for each data unit to be read from said memory unit; means coupled to said decoder means and to said storage means and responsive to each of said read data signals to reset said signal indication representative of each of said data units corresponding thereto; counter means for storing a count indicative of any write commands yet to be responded to by said memory unit; means coupled to said command decoder means and to said counter means responsive to each write command signal to increment by one said count; means coupled to said decoder means and to said counter means responsive to each write status signal to decrement said count by one; means coupled to said storage means for generating a first output signal indicating the absence of any of said stored signal indications; means coupled to said counter means for generating a second output signal when said count is at a predetermined value; and, means responsive to the concurrence of said first and second output signals to generate an enabling signal permitting program switching. 3. In a data processing system including at least a central processing unit, a memory unit for storing at least instruction of first program, and an interface unit coupled to said central processing unit and to said memory unit for communicating signals representative of data, commands and status there between a apparatus for monitoring switching between computer programs by said central processing unit, comprising:storage indicating means including a plurality of flip-flops; a counter for storing a count indicating any write commands yet to be responded to by said memory unit; first decoding means for decoding signals representative of outgoing commands transferred to said interface unit directed to said memory unit by said central processing unit during the execution of instructions of said first program, said first decoding means including first means for signaling the occurrence of read and write commands; second means coupled to said means for signaling and to said counter and responsive to signals indicating the occurrence of each write command to increment by one said counter; second decoding means for decoding signals representative of data received from interface unit transferred by said memory unit in response to commands generated during said first program and directed to said central processing unit, said second decoding means including means for generating a signal for each occurrence of a signal indicative of read data and which corresponds to a double word; third means coupled to said means of said second decoding means and said storage indicating means and responsive to each pair of last recited signals representative of read data and which corresponds to a block of words to reset the flip-flops previously set in response to the read command specifying the reading of said block; said second decoding means further including means for signaling each occurrence of write status data received from said memory unit; fourth means coupled to said means of said second decoding means responsive to said last recited signals to decrement said counter by one in response to each occurrence of write status data; fifth means coupled to said storage indication means for generating a first output signal when all of said flip-flops are in the reset state; sixth means coupled to said counter for providing a second output signal when said count is zero; and, gating means coupled to be responsive to the concurrence of said first and second output signals for providing an enabling signal permitting reliable switching out of said first program. 4. A method of preventing premature program switching by a CPU operating to generate outgoing read and write commands to a memory unit in response to instructions of a first program for return of data and status signals therefrom, said method comprising the steps of:(a) storing an indication in a storage unit for each data unit specified to be read by said memory unit in response to each outgoing read command generated by said CPU; (b) incrementing by one the count of a counter representative of the number of outstanding write commands for each outgoing write command generated by said CPU transferred to said memory unit; (c) clearing said corresponding indication stored during step (a) for each data unit read from said memory unit in response to the read command corresponding therewith signalled by incoming signals from said memory unit directed to said CPU during the execution of said first program; (d) decrementing by one said count of said counter for each incoming write status signal directed to said CPU during the execution of said first program; and, (e) generating an output signal by a gating means for enabling the switching by said CPU out of said first program when said counter stores a predetermined count indicating the presence of no outstanding write commands and said storing unit stores no indications signaling the presence of no outstanding read commands. 5. A method of preventing premature program switching in a data processing system including at least a CPU operating under the instructions of a first program, and a memory unit and an interface unit coupled to said CPU and said memory unit for communicating commands, data and status signals there-between, said method comprising the steps of:detecting the presence of each outgoing command directed to said interface unit for transfer to said memory unit; generating first and second signals indicating the presence of read and write commands respectively for each outgoing command detected; storing a busy indication for each double word to be read from said memory unit in response to each of said read commands requiring the reading of a block of words; incrementing by one a counter in response to said signals generated for each of said write commands each said read command causing the setting of an individual one of the flip-flops for each double word of a block of words which is to be read from said memory unit; detecting the presence of incoming signals from said memory unit received by said interface unit resulting from read commands generated by said first program; generating third and fourth signals indicative of the presence of read data signals and write status signals respectively in response to said incoming signals received from said memory unit; clearing the busy indication stored for each double word in each block designated by the occurrence of a pair of said third signals; decrementing said counter by one for each write status signal generated; and, generating an output signal by a gating means for enabling the switching of said CPU out of said first program when said counter stores a predetermined count indicating the presence of no outstanding write commands and in the absence of any stored busy indications thereby indicating that all commands have been properly responded to by said memory unit. Description
The present invention relates in general to new and improved monitoring apparatus for use in a data processing system, in particular to apparatus for monitoring the switching of a central processing unit from one program to another and for preventing such switching until the requirements of the first program have been fully satisfied.
Accordingly, it is the primary object of the present invention to provide new and improved monitoring apparatus for a data processing system wherein program switching may occur only when a response has been received for all commands issued under the existing program.
With reference now to the drawings, FIG. 1 illustrates a preferred embodiment of the apparatus used in the present invention. A central processing unit 10 communicates with other system components, e.g., with the system memory 12, by way of a system interface unit 14. For further information regarding such system components, reference may be made to U.S. Pat. No. 4,000,487 which issued Dec. 28, 1976. Outgoing commands, i.e. commands addressed by the CPU to the outside world by way of the interface unit 14, are designated by the channel 16. Incoming data which is transmitted to the CPU by way of interface unit 14 is designated by the channel 18.
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Patent US5151694 - Paging receiver capable of preventing unauthorized access to message meant ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsA paging receiver comprises an ID memory storing an ID number assigned to the receiver. If the ID number stored in the ID memory is coincident with an ID number stored in an ID card which is to be attached to the receiver, a received or stored message is displayed. If they are not coincident with each...http://www.google.com/patents/US5151694?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5151694 - Paging receiver capable of preventing unauthorized access to message meant thereforAdvanced Patent SearchTry the new Google Patents, with machine-classified Google Scholar results, and Japanese and South Korean patents.Publication numberUS5151694 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/374,020Publication dateSep 29, 1992Filing dateJun 30, 1989Priority dateJun 30, 1988Fee statusPaidPublication number07374020, 374020, US 5151694 A, US 5151694A, US-A-5151694, US5151694 A, US5151694AInventorsKoji YamasakiOriginal AssigneeNec CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (12), Referenced by (13), Classifications (11), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetPaging receiver capable of preventing unauthorized access to message meant therefor
US 5151694 AAbstract
A paging receiver comprises an ID memory storing an ID number assigned to the receiver. If the ID number stored in the ID memory is coincident with an ID number stored in an ID card which is to be attached to the receiver, a received or stored message is displayed. If they are not coincident with each other, the received or stored message is prevented from being displayed. Thus, unauthorized access to the message can be prevented.
1. A paging receiver comprising:first storing means for storing a paging number; means for receiving a paging number followed by a message; first comparing means for comparing the stored paging number and received paging number and producing a coincidence signal when they are identical; means responsive to said coincidence signal for receiving said message; means for displaying the received message; second storing means for storing a first identification number; third storing means for storing a second identification number; means for reading said second identification number out of said third storing means; means for comparing said first identification number and the read-out second identification number; and means for preventing said displaying means from displaying said message if said first and second identification numbers are not identical. 2. A paging receiver as claimed in claim 1, further comprising means responsive to said coincidence signal for generating an alert signal.
The present invention relates to a paging receiver with a message display and, more particularly, to a paging receiver having a means which prevents loss of messages stored therein.
An object of the present invention is, therefore, to provide a paging receiver capable of preventing unauthorized access to messages meant for the receiver.
The above and other objects, features and advantages will become more apparent from the following description referring to the accompanying drawings, in which:
In FIG. 1, a paging receiver 1 includes an antenna 11 picking up a radio paging signal which contains a paging number and a message following the paging number. The antenna 11 supplies the received signal to a radio section 12 which demodulates the received signal to produce a demodulated paging number and message. A paging signal detector 13 compares the demodulated paging number and a paging number stored therein. If they coincide with each other, the detector 13 produces a paging number coincidence signal and supplies it and the demodulated message to a message process section 14.
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Ball State game hits home for Indiana's Lynch - Big Ten Blog - ESPN
Ball State game hits home for Indiana's Lynch
Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg Scott Boehm/Getty Images Coach Bill Lynch has a significant history with the Hoosiers' next opponent, Ball State. Bill Lynch is used to this by now. When you've spent 23 of the last 24 years coaching college football in one state -- and that state isn't Texas or California -- you're going to cross paths with a former employer. Indiana boasts only four FBS football programs, and Lynch has been the head coach for two of them. Those two teams meet Saturday night at Memorial Stadium as Lynch and Indiana take on Ball State, the team he coached from 1995-2002. Lynch's tenure was highlighted by a MAC title and a Las Vegas Bowl appearance in 1996 and lowlighted by a nation-worst 21-game losing streak from 1998-2000. Though Lynch recovered from the slide, he was fired after the team went 6-6 in 2002. But the significance of Saturday's game goes beyond records, league titles, losing streaks and even firings. Lynch raised his four children in Muncie, Ind. All four graduated from Delta High School and sons Billy and Joey attended Ball State and played football. Several grandchildren live in Muncie and root for Ball State. Plus, Lynch is close friends with his successor, Brady Hoke. "There aren't any players there now that I recruited or coached, but certainly so many people in that community," Lynch said. "So I've got a lot of respect, lot of good friends. It makes it for a tough game, when you're playing against people you have respect for, and you know how important it is for both sides." Lynch isn't the only Hoosiers coach a bit torn by facing the Cardinals. Indiana wide receivers coach Billy Lynch played for his dad at Ball State and never enjoys facing his alma mater. "It's one of those things where the schedule comes out years in advance, you look at that game and say, 'Aw, man, really wish we didn't have to play those guys,'" Billy Lynch said. Saturday marks the end of Indiana's three-game contract with Ball State, one Bill Lynch had no role in scheduling. The first meeting in 2006 undoubtedly was the toughest for both Bill and Billy Lynch, as Bill's younger son Joey quarterbacked the Cardinals in Muncie. Ball State built a 23-7 halftime lead before Indiana rallied for a 24-23 win. "I didn't like that at all," Bill Lynch said. "But most coaches will tell you when you're playing people you've got good respect for and friends that it's always a little bit tougher." During an interview in August, Lynch acknowledged that he didn't know if he'd ever be a head coach again after being let go from Ball State. He never envisioned the tragic circumstances under which he took over the Indiana program after Terry Hoeppner's death. But for a coaching lifer, there's no bitterness about the way things ended in Muncie. "I don't think by any means is there any type of animosity," Billy Lynch said. "That's the way of the profession. You move on and do the best job you can the next place you're at." Few would complain about the job Bill Lynch has done so far, helping Indiana reach its first bowl game since 1993 in December. A win Saturday against a strong Cardinals team would make the Hoosiers 3-0 and well on their way to a postseason repeat. Billy Lynch said his dad hasn't changed since first becoming a head coach at Butler in 1985, but the elder Lynch would like to think he's grown into the job. "Whether you're an assistant, you're a coordinator, you're a head coach, you learn all the time," he said. "Each experience you go through makes you better. I would hope I would fall in that category."
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1. Creating One Time Password (OTP) infrastructures using Open Source sofware Giuseppe “Gippa” Paternò Visiting Researcher Trinity College Dublin
2. Who am I ● Visiting Researcher at Trinity College Dublin (Ireland) ● Solution Architect and EMEA Security Expert in Red Hat ● Previously Security Solution Architect in Sun and also in IBM ● Red Hat Certified Security Specialist (RHCSS), Red Hat Certified Architect (RHCA) and Cisco Certified Network Professinal (CCNP) ● Part of the italian security community sikurezza.org ● Published books and whitepapers ● Forensic analisys for local govs ● More on: – http://www.scss.tcd.ie/Giuseppe.Paterno/ – http://www.gpaterno.com/ – http://www.linkedin.com/in/gpaterno
3. Disclaimer I do not speak on behalf of my employer, nor I am authorized to represent it publicly. All and any opinion and results expressed in this presentation are solely mine and do not represent my employer point-of-view. All the tests and any project contribution are done as a TCD researcher out of business hours.
4. Global IT scenario ● ● Even more in this recession phase, the IT budget is getting lower and lower The projects (demand) are increasing with significantly less money available
5. Lowering TCO "The economic crisis is going to be a catalyst for open source, much like the technology crash of 2001 catapulted Linux front and center" Laurie Wurster, a Gartner analyst. The adoption of Open Source software can lower the TCO … and increase your security!
6. How Open Source can increase Security? Open Source = Open Standards = Choice
7. The OATH Alliance ● The Initiative for Open Authentication (OATH) ● Open alliance of vendors – ● ● ActiveIdentity, Vasco, Gemalto, Aladdin, ... http://www.openauthentication.org/ Created a common algorithm for one time password tokens (HOTP) – A common “protocol” for the interoperability of the several impementations available
8. What is HOTP ● ● An HMAC-Based One-Time Password Algorithm (HOTP) A common shared algorithm that is meant to facilitate the adoption of two-factor authentication ● Alogorithm published as RFC 4226 ● The complete standard on: – http://www.rfc-editor.org/
9. HOTP: Internals The algorithm is: HOTP(K,C) = Truncate(HMAC-SHA-1(K,C)) K Shared key between client and server C 8-byte counter value syncronized between client and server Truncate() Perform a dynamic truncation and reduction of the string to extract a 4-byte dynamic binary code. The result must extract minimum a 6-digit code, but also 7 and 8-digit code
10. Anathomy of HOTP ● The shared key between the OTP peers (token and authenticator) is an hexadecimal string – ● The lenght is a SHA-1 digest Example of generating a new HMAC 6-digit shared key: dd if=/dev/random bs=4096 count=1 2>/dev/null | sha1sum | awk '{print $1}'
11. HOTP implementations ● ● ● ● Both commercial and open source implementations available Most of the hardware tokens adhere to the HOTP algorithm Few software implementations, most of which proprietary/closed source Some software client available: – J2ME, iPhone and Windows Mobile – Publically available algorithm makes it simple to implement a client
12. How does it fit all together?
13. The software ● An open source OTP server: – Only one server implementation available (OTPD), formelly from TRI-D Systems – Now I made it available on http://otpd.googlecode.com ● FreeRADIUS, the popular radius server for Linux ● Two tested freely available client: – – ● oathdsss.jar (DSSS) for Java MIDP (Nokia) iToken (Quest Software) for iPhone Also tried some hardware tokens
14. OTPD server ● It handle the validation of the One Time Passwords – Uses files and LDAP as repository ● Keeps the state of the OTP token (counter) ● Supported tokens: – – CRYPTOCard – ● HOTP Plain old x9.9 (based on DES, unsecure!) It listen to autentication requests
15. FreeRADIUS ● Well known high-performance open source RADIUS server – – ● Handle authentication and accounting Plug-in based One of the plug-in is rlm_otpd – Developed by TRI-D Systems – Communicate via Unix sockets with the OTPD server to verify an OTP token
16. The soft-token ● An OTP token in software ● Less “secure” than an hardware – ● What if my laptop is stolen? A compromise is using a softtoken on a mobile platform – Easy to manage – Lower costs – Better security over a “fat” client on laptops/desktops – Available for most mobile phones
17. What can I authenticate? ● Any RADIUS compliant system, ex: – – Wireless LANs – Routers/network equipments – Core UNIX systems (through pam_radius) – ● VPN systems Captive portals Any application can use the RADIUS protocol: – common APIs available in C, PHP, Python, Ruby, Java (J2EE)
18. Enteprise scenario
19. Demo scenario ● Authentication server: – OTP Server – FreeRADIUS Server ● Client UNIX ● Web application (PHP) ● Centralized Web Single Sign-On (CAS)
20. Demo (the clients) ● Client Unix – – ● Interactive log-in Leverage the pam_radius module Web Single Sign-On – – ● Based on Yale CAS Customized to login through RADIUS PHP web application – Dummy application to demonstrate CAS' capabilities with OTP integration – Virtually every application can leverage CAS architecture
21. Demo scenario (big picture)
22. Interactive log-in OTP/Radius Server Authentication Request (RADIUS) Log-on request
23. Web Application OTP/Radius Server Redirect to CAS' Single Sign-on Portal Authentication Request (RADIUS) Web Access
24. Demo now!
25. Thank you!! Giuseppe “Gippa” Paternò Visiting Researcher Trinity College Dublin paternog@cs.tcd.ie http://www.scss.tcd.ie/Giuseppe.Paterno/ http://www.gpaterno.com/

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Stockman to Pay $7.2 Million to Settle SEC Lawsuit - Bloomberg For more local news from India, visit Bloombergquint.com Bloomberg the Company & Its ProductsBloomberg Anywhere Remote LoginBloomberg Anywhere LoginBloomberg Terminal Demo Request Bloomberg
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Stockman, who was chief executive officer of the company, neither admitted nor denied liability in the settlement, which was made public today in a filing in Manhattan federal court. The $7.2 million payment will be partly offset by $4.4 million that Stockman previously paid to settle investor lawsuits.
The settlement of the SEC’s allegations against Stockman and four other ex-Collins and Aikman executives ends a case that began with a criminal indictment claiming the defendants intentionally defrauded investors. Federal prosecutors later dismissed the indictment, and the SEC has dropped its claim that Stockman knowingly misled investors. The settlement involves lesser claims. “The criminal indictment has been dropped, the knowing fraud claims have been dropped,” Stockman’s lawyer, Andrew Weissman, said in an interview today. “What is left is an effort by Mr. Stockman to get on with his life.”
The $7.2 million payment is made up of $6.8 million in disgorgement and interest, and a $400,000 civil penalty.
The SEC alleged in its lawsuit that Stockman, the company and others inflated earnings between the fourth quarter of 2001 and early 2005. Collins & Aikman said in March 2007 that it settled the SEC claims by agreeing not to violate securities laws. The company paid no fine and admitted no wrongdoing.
Stockman served as Reagan’s director of the Office of Management and Budget from 1981 to 1985. The case is U.S. v. Stockman, 07-cv-2419, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).

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DVU1790 MutS2 family protein [Desulfovibrio vulgaris str. Hildenborough] - Gene - NCBI
DVU1790 MutS2 family protein [ Desulfovibrio vulgaris str. Hildenborough ]
Gene ID: 2793316, updated on 20-Aug-2016
NC_002937.3 (1854518..1856833, complement)
YP_011008.1
identified by match to protein family HMM PF00488; match to protein family HMM PF01713
1854518..1856833 complement
YP_011008.1 MutS2 family protein [Desulfovibrio vulgaris str. Hildenborough]
See identical proteins and their annotated locations for YP_011008.1
Q72B48
cd03280
Location:305 → 504
ABC_MutS2; ATP-binding cassette domain of MutS2
Location:4 → 771
PRK00409; recombination and DNA strand exchange inhibitor protein; Reviewed
pfam01713
Location:697 → 770
Smr; Smr domain
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DVU1790 [Desulfovibrio vulgaris str. Hildenborough]
Gene ID:2793316

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Swan pit - Wikipedia
Swan pit
A Swan pit is a water-filled enclosure where swans were fattened and eventually killed for human consumption.[1]
The swan pit at the Great Hospital, Norwich
From the Medieval period swans were kept in ponds and were a source of income and made acceptable gifts.[2] Selected wild cygnets had their wings clipped and bills cut into a distinctive pattern bearing the owner's mark.
An example of a swan pit can be found within the grounds of the Great Hospital, Norwich. The Grade II listed[3] tidal pool was built in the 18th century and is fed with water from the adjacent River Wensum.
^ New York Times article Retrieved 16 November 2010
^ Phillips, E. A Short History of the Great Hospital. 1999. pp 35.36. Jarrolds
^ British listed buildings Retrieved 19 November 2010
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Peter Moores completes England cricket comeback after being unveiled as new Test coach | Daily Mail Online
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Peter Moores has been given a second opportunity to coach England after his appointment was confirmed this morning.The 51-year-old Lancashire coach previously held the job between 2007 and 2009 but was dismissed after disappointing on-field results and a damaging personality clash with then captain Kevin Pietersen, who was also deposed.With Pietersen's international career now over, however controversially, the way was clear for Moores to return.He succeeds Andy Flower, who stepped down after a disastrous Ashes series last winter, and replaces Ashley Giles as the man responsible for leading England in limited-overs competitions after it was decided that the head coach must have oversight of all three formats.VIDEO Scroll down to watch Peter Moores and director Paul Downton discuss axed KP	All smiles: New England Cricket Head Coach Peter Moores during the press conference at Lords
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London attacker's mom blames internet for radicalizing son | Fox News
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LONDON – The youngest of the London Bridge attackers pleaded with his mother to settle with him in Syria but instead moved to Britain where his extremist views hardened and he fell into the company of a bloodthirsty gang that launched the latest attack on British streets, his mother said Wednesday.
Redouane had previously been refused asylum in the UK in 2009. However, his 2012 marriage to Charisse O'Leary, a British citizen, allowed him a European Union identity card that granted him easy travel between Britain and Ireland. British officials declined to comment on why his asylum request was denied.

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