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Transcript: Chip Kelly and the 49ers shift focus toward Patriots
Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports
Chip Kelly and the 49ers shift focus toward Patriots
Nov 14, 2016 at 4:07 PM • --
After you look at the tape, obviously the offense showed some signs after that slow start. What did you like about what you saw after that series?
"I thought [WR] Jeremy Kerley, specifically, caught the ball really well in traffic, did a nice job all day long, had some big catches for us in certain situations. We kind of got the ball distributed a little bit. I think our guys have an understanding and a feeling of how we're moving forward offensively and starting to kind of understand how things work off of things. If they're going to take this away then we need to be able to go to that. They're being able to answer some of the questions that are being presented to them. They kind of get a feel for where we are. So, we're still a ways away, 20 points a game isn't enough in this league. We still need to score more than that and we need to capitalize. And then I think the biggest thing for us offensively is really that one drive after the [S] Eric Reid interception that I think killed us. On that drive, we talk about we had a drop and then we had two penalties. So, we had the ball on the 28, certainly in field goal range. So, when you really kind of dissect it after a game those are some of those, I really think that drive right there was one that we needed. We needed to come away with points in that situation."
How do you coach QB Colin Kaepernick in terms of balancing how often he runs versus how long he sticks on his reads?
"I think it's him really going through his reads. So, a lot of times if everybody is covered then one of your better options is him running and obviously that's a weapon that he has. Heck, you look at [Arizona Cardinals QB] Carson [Palmer] yesterday, I think he had the longest run of his career yesterday on a 16-yard run. When everybody is latched in coverage and has done a good job of taking away your options, then that has to become an option for you. We're not going to coach that out of him and tell him he can't run because we believe there's some real big plays to be had when he does do that. So, if everybody is going to run out of there and stay in coverage and sometimes double guys and take people away from you, then the quarterback has to be able to run. I think when people do try to defend him then now they're not doubling people and guys are in single coverage and it kind of opens people up more."
There were a few plays where the play clock had gotten down just about to zero by the time he snapped. Have you stressed wanting to be a more patient team at all?
"I don't think we've stressed that. I just think there were certain packages that we were running on Sunday that we were trying to see what they were in defensively and then make the appropriate checks. Just trying to put us, put the team in the best situation where we can execute and snap it and if that's using the whole play clock then that's using the whole play clock."
Are you're happy with that aspect though, that they did do that?
"Yeah, that was part of the package. So, if we're up there, we need to get a look, we need to kind of see where they are, see how the defense is deployed and then we have to make the appropriate check. If you're going to do that, that's going to take some time. We were clean. We didn't have any penalties in that situation, so they did a good job with what we gave them from a check with me at the line of scrimmage situation."
What was the difference with your run defense yesterday?
"First and foremost, I think we tackled better. That was the least amount of missed tackles that we had on the season in that game. Our guys did a really good job of negating the yards after contact just because of the amount of missed tackles that we had. I thought our guys had a good understanding of what the game plan was going in. Really the interesting thing is we didn't do anything different from a front standpoint or a coverage standpoint. It was just our guys going out and executing what they had to do. I thought our outside linebackers in the matchup with their tight ends did a really good job. I thought [LB] Ahmad Brooks and [LB] Eli Harold specifically did a good job of setting the edges for us and then when we set the edges, the ball has to bounce and when the ball bounces the secondary has to make tackles. I thought they did a good job from that standpoint."
Do you think it illustrated at all the need on the roster for a real, going forward, a real play making wide receiver? A guy that can make a catch off a bad throw? Arizona Cardinals WR Michael Floyd had one or two, Arizona Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald had one or two. It doesn't seem like you guys have that on your roster. How important is that to a team?
"Well, I think Jeremy Kerley made some really big plays yesterday. You look at the catch on our sideline, outstretch catch on our sideline, has done that on the year for us. Again, anybody, when you look at, again I'm not taking anything away from them, I thought Floyd and Fitzy played unbelievable. You're talking about a Hall of Fame wide receiver in Larry Fitzgerald. So, if you say would we like a Hall of Fame wide receiver? I think anybody would like a Hall of Fame wide receiver. I think that's just the nature of it. But, that's not what we think about right now. We think about what is the best way for us to go out and execute to beat Arizona. We don't worry about, 'I wish I had this guy, I wish I had that guy.' It doesn't work that way. It works how do we eliminate the two penalties and drop on that one drive that could have been the difference in the football game."
As a coach, do you look at, 'OK, we made progress in these areas. That's good?' Or is it just the result, 'we lost the game?'
"No, I look at both. I think there's certain things, you have to build off of certain things and then you have to obviously correct certain things. But, I don't think anybody is patting themselves on the back for being close with Arizona. That's not what this deal is all about. It's about winning. At the end of the day we didn't make enough plays. We probably made one less play than they did and they ended up winning the game on the last play of the game. That's what it's all about. In any game whether you're victorious or you lose you still have to address what went on in the game and make the proper corrections. I've been in games where we've won but we haven't played very well at all. So, to say, 'We got it,' isn't the right mentality either. It's kind of a very systematic approach to what did we do well? We need to continue to build upon that. What didn't we do well and what's our plan moving forward to correct that?"
How do you diagnose the inconsistencies with your running game with RB Carlos Hyde and RB DuJuan Harris?
"I think a lot of it depends, it's everybody on the offensive side of the ball. So, how are we blocking on the perimeter? How are we blocking up front? How are the backs hitting the hole? What's the timing of the play? It's all. It's not all on the backs. It's not all on the line. It's on the whole group. It's the ability for the quarterback to affect them in the run game because if the quarterback keeps the ball, now people have to honor him on the backside in terms of what he does. So, I think overall, as a group, we knew going in they've got a very good defense against the run, going in that was going to be a challenge for us. But, we have to do a better job. We can't just be a one-dimensional team and relying on the pass in games. We need to be a balanced football team and part of that is doing a better job in the run game."
Are there times where you would rather just have Carlos just try to get a yard or two rather than, I know on certain plays he's coached to be patient, but there are some times where--?
"Yeah. There are some times where the best option is just kind of, let's get us back to the line of scrimmage and play the next snap instead of being in a negative yardage situation. So, I think you'd rather have 2nd-and-9 than 2nd-and-13, you know, when you're trying to make a play. However, with Carlos at times, there's times where he has bounced it and done that and then it's turned into a big play. So, you don't want to coach the intuitive nature of Carlos out of him, but you've got to understand the situation. It's no different than a punt returner saying, 'Hey, I'm going to get all the way outside of this and if I do, I have a big play.' Well, if we give up yards to get there, sometimes the best decision is stick your foot in the ground and get forward. Let's always be moving the ball forward. Finish with our shoulders going towards the end zone and nine times out of 10, that's going to work for you. So, there are times when I think we need to just hit it up in there and give ourselves a little bit more manageable next down than it is playing from behind the sticks in that situation."
As much as you learn and maybe as much progress as you guys made yesterday, how much of a challenge, what will you learn this week to play a team like the Patriots?
"It doesn't get any easier. I think when you're playing against a team, they obviously had a big game last night against Seattle and they lost on the last series of the game down on the one, two-yard line. We were flying back. So, we didn't get a chance to see the whole thing and we're watching, going through the games right now, but you're going against one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game in [New England Patriots QB] Tom Brady, a really good set of receivers, two outstanding tight ends. They can run the football. They're very balanced in terms of how they can attack you from an offensive standpoint and then [New England head coach] Bill's [Belichick] defenses are always going to be well coached and solid. So, it's a huge task and a huge challenge for us this week. Our guys were talking about it yesterday. It obviously has their attention in terms of what we have to do. We've got to have a great week of preparation. You're probably talking about playing one of the best teams in football right now coming in on this Sunday."
How do have hope going into a game like that?
"I think you always have hope. I don't think anybody just says, 'Let's take the week off because we can't win.' But, we played this team last year when I was with Philadelphia and had a big victory up in Foxborough. It's an entirely different situation, but we've played them before and I understand the challenge of it. I think if you're a competitor you get excited about playing in games like this. You don't think of it as, 'Oh my god, we don't have any hope.' You get a chance to play against Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. If that doesn't get your blood boiling, then you're in the wrong sport."
On third-and-long on the Cardinals final drive, why not cover Arizona Cardinals RB David Johnson with a defensive back instead of LB Nick Bellore who had already given up a touchdown catch to him?
"They had 11 personnel in the game on that situation and it wasn't third-and-long, it was actually a manageable situation. They had run the ball before that. So, they were in field goal range. So, part of the thought process was, if they run the ball again here, you've got to be able to stop the run because actually I think the ball was on the 35-yard line, which is in their field goal kicker's range. So, you're in that catch-22 of what they're going to do. Give [Arizona Cardinals head coach] Bruce [Arians] credit. He called roll out, called a sprint out, the first sprint out they had run with [Arizona Cardinals QB] Carson [Palmer]. They had not shown sprint out yet. They were in an empty protection. But, when you're in 11 personnel, we've got to have our linebacker in the game. If you put a DB in there and then they decide to run it, that run may crease for 20 or 30. So, I think anybody in hindsight can say, 'Hey, why don't we do this?' But, in the heat of the moment with a run before it, certainly understand the play call on our side and then tip my hat to them running sprint out in that situation out of an empty formation, which they hadn't shown, is a good job by them."
You talked about Colin running. It seemed like he was his explosive old self in many ways yesterday, just the burst of acceleration. How much do you see sort of that acceleration maybe that he used to have?
"I wasn't here. So, I couldn't tell you what he used to have. I've never had a question of Colin running the football since I've been here. I think he's always been able to kind of pick them up and put them down. So, I don't think it's something that's new to be honest with you. Every time I've been around him, he's been able to kind of take off and go. I think he's making some good decisions in taking off and going now. So I think, again, that's a very difficult thing for defenses to defend. It's an added dimension. So, hopefully that gives them some problems and allows us to free up some receivers."
How is DL Glenn Dorsey feeling in terms of his knee and what led to him getting that start at nose tackle?
"Well, I think as you've seen him progress as the season's gone along, I think he's gotten healthier. I thought he played well the week before. He made some big plays for us and I think he's just building upon that. So, I think, and it's maybe a better question for him, but I think he's getting closer to where I think he used to be. But, I think we need him and obviously we've always looked at Glenn as a starter. It was just a matter of can we get him back, get him healthy and get him acclimated and kind of get some snaps on that leg where he feels real comfortable going. But, I think what we're seeing right now is what we kind of expected from him. So, hopefully he can build upon what he's done the last couple of weeks because I think he's put two good weeks together."
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Melbourne City coach Erick Mombaerts has targeted a vastly improved defensive showing against Newcastle in Sunday's A-League clash at McDonald Jones Stadium. City were left reeling by a 3-0 dismantling at home to Perth Glory last week, their worst result of the season to date. That scoreline, coupled with Sydney FC's 5-1 thumping of Brisbane, allowed the reigning champions to skip five points clear at the top of the ladder. City remain second, but are wary of slipping too far behind the Sky Blues in the hunt for the Premiers Plate. "We were disappointed about our previous game, more about the result than our play," Mombaerts said. "But our players had a very good attitude this week at training and we are focused on what we can improve to face this team. "We know that Newcastle is a good team." Mombaerts said there had been a strong focus this week on City protecting their own penalty area after coughing up multiple goals in the same match for the third consecutive week. City have conceded nine in that time and have one of the worst defensive records in the A-League, having not kept a clean sheet since the scoreless derby against Melbourne Victory in round one (October 12). "We have to be more efficient in this phase, so we'll focus a lot on this," Mombaerts said. "It's also normal to try to improve our strengths about creating more opportunities. "To do this, we need to have more penetrating runs." Mombaerts should have a full list of players to choose from, with Florin Berenguer back from a hamstring injury and Ramy Najjarine included in the 20-man squad. Midfielder Rostyn Griffiths is expected to play despite displaying flu-like symptoms in recent days. Richard Windbichler made his first bench appearance last week and Connor Metcalfe played 90 minutes on return from a hamstring injury. They were also involved in a full-scale practice match at training on Wednesday. Newcastle rained 31 shots on Adelaide United last week, but only managed to score once in a 2-1 defeat, and will be desperate to keep in touch with top six. Mombaerts felt Newcastle's attacking bent under Ernie Merrick could leave them exposed on the counterattack, giving City something to exploit. "Many (of their) players are involved in attacking, so it's normal that in defensive transition maybe they are in trouble," Mombaerts said. "It's not the best way for us to attack, but we will focus also on this." Australian Associated Press
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Defence is one of the areas of primary focus for Melbourne City coach Erik Mombaerts.
Melbourne City coach Erick Mombaerts has targeted a vastly improved defensive showing against Newcastle in Sunday's A-League clash at McDonald Jones Stadium.
City were left reeling by a 3-0 dismantling at home to Perth Glory last week, their worst result of the season to date.
That scoreline, coupled with Sydney FC's 5-1 thumping of Brisbane, allowed the reigning champions to skip five points clear at the top of the ladder.
City remain second, but are wary of slipping too far behind the Sky Blues in the hunt for the Premiers Plate.
"We were disappointed about our previous game, more about the result than our play," Mombaerts said.
"But our players had a very good attitude this week at training and we are focused on what we can improve to face this team.
"We know that Newcastle is a good team."
Mombaerts said there had been a strong focus this week on City protecting their own penalty area after coughing up multiple goals in the same match for the third consecutive week.
City have conceded nine in that time and have one of the worst defensive records in the A-League, having not kept a clean sheet since the scoreless derby against Melbourne Victory in round one (October 12).
"We have to be more efficient in this phase, so we'll focus a lot on this," Mombaerts said.
"It's also normal to try to improve our strengths about creating more opportunities.
"To do this, we need to have more penetrating runs."
Mombaerts should have a full list of players to choose from, with Florin Berenguer back from a hamstring injury and Ramy Najjarine included in the 20-man squad.
Midfielder Rostyn Griffiths is expected to play despite displaying flu-like symptoms in recent days.
Richard Windbichler made his first bench appearance last week and Connor Metcalfe played 90 minutes on return from a hamstring injury.
They were also involved in a full-scale practice match at training on Wednesday.
Newcastle rained 31 shots on Adelaide United last week, but only managed to score once in a 2-1 defeat, and will be desperate to keep in touch with top six.
Mombaerts felt Newcastle's attacking bent under Ernie Merrick could leave them exposed on the counterattack, giving City something to exploit.
"Many (of their) players are involved in attacking, so it's normal that in defensive transition maybe they are in trouble," Mombaerts said.
"It's not the best way for us to attack, but we will focus also on this."
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WINNIPEG (OLD KILDONAN) PRESBYTERIAN CEMETERY
Canada
GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 49.95247, Longitude: -97.09995
Winnipeg (Old Lidonan) Presbyrterian Cemetery is located to the North of the city and the main entrance is in Main street.
The cemetery contains 14 casualties from both world wars.
Identified Casualties from World War One: Canada 3, United Kingdom 2. (Lieutenant McLeod and Charles Cockburn were both Canadian but were in the Royal Air Force)
Identified Casualties from World War Two: Canada 8, United Kingdom 1. (Allan Furness was Canadian but was in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve)
Cemetery pictures used with the permission of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Lieutenant Alan Arnett McLeod, V. C.
Plot 238.
Son of Dr. A. N. McLeod and Margaret Lillian McLeod, of 491, River Avenue, Winnipeg.
Biography by William Bjornstad
World War I Victoria Cross Recipient. He is remembered as Canada's youngest Victoria Cross winner and the youngest winner of a Victoria Cross for an Air action. Born in Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada, his father was a doctor. As a young boy he became interested in the military and in 1913 he enrolled in the 34th Fort Garry Horse in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada and did odd jobs. After World War I broke out, he tried to enlist in the Canadian Army and then the Royal Flying Corps, but was rejected because he was not 18 years old. In 1917 as soon as he turned 18, he quit school and signed up for the Royal Flying Corps as a pilot-in-training and sent to flying school at Long Branch near Toronto, Ontario, Canada for pilot training, soloing on his 5th day of in-flight instruction. He then proceeded to Camp Borden in Ontario for intermediate training and graduated with his pilot wings and a commission as a 2nd lieutenant with only 50 hours of flying experience. In August 1917 he was sent to Europe and arrived in London, England the following month. He was then sent to France assigned to the No. 2 Squadron near Hesdigneul-Les-Bethune, making first flight over France in November 1917 and engaging in aerial combat with the enemy on several occasions. On March 27, 1918 while flying a mission over Albert, France with his observer Lieutenant Arthur Hammond, he destroyed an enemy triplane but was soon attacked by eight other aircraft, damaging his fuel tank and causing it to burst into flames and crash. Seriously wounded and under heavy enemy fire, he managed to drag his observer to safety. He was sent back to England to recover from his wounds and the following September he was awarded the Victoria Cross for his gallantry. He returned to Winnipeg, Manitoba at the end of September and died there from the Spanish Influenza epidemic at the age of 19.
Citation: An extract from the "London Gazette," dated 1st May, 1918, records the following:-"Whilst flying with his observer (Lt. A. W. Hammond, M.C.), attacking hostile formations by bombs and machine-gun fire, he was assailed at a height of 5,000 feet by eight enemy triplanes, which dived at him from all directions, firing from their front guns. By skilful manoeuvring he enabled his observer to fire bursts at each machine in turn, shooting three of them down out of control. By this time Lt. McLeod had received five wounds, and whilst continuing the engagement a bullet penetrated his petrol tank and set the machine on fire. He then climbed out on to the left bottom plane, controlling his machine from the side of the fuselage, and by side-slipping steeply kept the flames to one side, thus enabling the observer to continue firing until the ground was reached. The observer had been wounded six times when the machine crashed in " No Man's Land," and 2nd Lt. McLeod, not withstanding his own wounds, dragged him away from the burning wreckage at great personal risk from heavy machine-gun fire from the enemy's lines. This very gailant pilot was again wounded by a bomb whilst engaged in this act of rescue, but he persevered until he had placed Lt. Hammond in comparative safety, before falling himself from exhaustion and loss of blood."
Other World War One Roll of Honour
Frederick James Dingwall
60th Bn. Canadian Infantry
Died of pneumonia on 13th February 1918, aged 40.
Son of Annie T. Dingwall, of 52, Roslyn Rd., Winnipeg, and the late Ronald Ross Dingwall; husband of Marie C. Dingwall, of Lenore St., Winnipeg, Man.
700150 Lance Corporal
William Ledingham
101st Bn. Canadian Infantry
29th December 1917, aged 35.
Son of William and Janet Ledingham, of 316, Dubuc St., Winnipeg; husband of Kathleen Ledingham, of 526, Camden Place, Winnipeg, Man.
A building superintendent by trade and residing on Banning Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, he enlisted in the CEF on 8 Dec 1915 in Winnipeg.
Other World War One Burials
270332 Air Mechanic 2nd Class, Charles Robinson Cockburn, Royal Air Force, died of influenza on 12th October 1918, aged 29. Plot 204. Son of John Wesley Cockburn and Jennie Cockburn, of 13, Ellesmere Apartments, 74, Carlton St., Winnipeg, Man.
Lieutenant James Henry Richardson Sutherland, Officer of the Order of the British Empire, Air Force Cross, Royal Air Force, died 11th February 1920, aged 24. Son of Jane Eleanor Sutherland, of 8, Debary Apartments, Wardlow Avenue, Winnipeg, Man., and the late William Robert Sutherland.
World War Two Roll of Honour
J/29597 Flying Officer
Lloyd George Falconer
died 17th August 1944, aged 27.
Plot 104 Sec. C.
Son of Charles C. Falconer and Lena Mary Falconer, of Winnipeg; husband of Margaret A. Falconer, of West Kildonan.
H/40225 Private
Ernest Edward Lee
Husband of Jessie M. Lee, of West Kildonan.
(Picture taken during World War One)
R/110966 Leading Aircraftman
Kenneth Keith McLaughlin
Son of Ray George and Alice H. McLaughlin, of Winnipeg.
Click on above image to enlarge
Albert Thomas Phillips
9th March 1945, aged 28.
Plot 10. Sec. B.
Son of Albert George and Florence M. Phillips, of Winnipeg; husband of Isabel J. Phillips, of Winnipeg.
Flying Officer Phillips was killed in the crash of his Anson (#FP 879) aircraft; the aircraft went down eight miles south of Rivers, Manitoba
Hugh Duncan Polson
14th June 1946, aged 22.
Plot 332. Sec. A.
Son of James and Rebecca Jane Polson, of Winnipeg.
Other World War Two Burials
H/59832 Private James Chalmers Donald, Canadian Forestry Corps, died 12th December 1943, aged 39. Plot 213 Sec. B. Son of Thomas Donald and the late Margaret S. (née Adams) Donald of West Kildonan, Manitoba, Canada [both parents born in Scotland]; brother of Frank Donald and Thomas Harry Donald; half-brother of Ina Ann Donald. A farmer by trade, residing on Semple Avenue in Kildonan, Manitoba, Canada, he enlisted in the Canadian Army on 1 Mar 1941 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He served in Canada and in the United Kingdom. He died in the Swan River Hospital of injuries he'd sustained in an automobile accident.
1564511 Sergeant Allan Thomas Furness, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, died 30th June 1945, aged 27. Plot 356 Sec. B. Son of Allan Scott Furness and Kathleen Furness, of Winnipeg.
R/59619 Leading Aircraftman William Milton McDonald, Royal Canadian Air Force, died 16th June 1941, aged 36. Plot 486 Sec. A. Son of Hettie Elizabeth (née Brigham) McDonald of West Kildonan, Manitoba, and son of the late Jeremiah Robert McDonald. An accountant (C. A.) by trade, residing on 15th Street in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada [Winnipeg was his permanent address] he enlisted in the RCAF on 2 Aug 1940 in Winnipeg. William died on active service at RCAF Station in Gander in the Dominion of Newfoundland.
H/23638 Private Gerald David Roberts, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, died 24th March 1945, aged 19. Plot 77. Sec. C. Grave 2. Son of Edgar and Jessie Roberts, of Winnipeg.


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As spring 2019 approaches The Mower Shop (Northampton) Ltd look forward to welcoming both old and new customers. We have a huge range of machinery to choose from. As new technology such as robotic mowers and battery technology advance quickly in 2019 we now have a machine available for every task in the garden. We have on site robotic mowers working and demonstrating the powers of robotic technology We offer clean and tidy surroundings making a customer friendly environment with experienced and helpful staff on hand to assist. Try us first!


George played in the back-pocket and on the half-back-flank. Five of his 12 senior games, with Richmond, were Finals matches and this included the 1920 Premiership team. During the season, he would play country football and then play with Richmond once his country team had finished or had a bye. He was a fine footballer in his own right and he would have been a regular senior player had he lived in Melbourne permanently.
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Tony Cavaluzzi – Lowlife Scammer Stealing From Employees
November 12, 2021 255 3
Mr. Tony Cavaluzzi and his company Profit Management Solutions have been scamming innocent individuals for many years and remain unexposed. I will be compiling everything against him in this article that has been buried on the internet and that exposes him. Before you even consider doing business with him or his shady company, please go through this once –
Tony Cavaluzzi AKA Anthony Cavaluzzi – Scammer Who Ran To Texas After Being Exposed
Tony Cavaluzzi used to go by his full name Anthony Cavaluzzi, however after being exposed as a fraud by several authorities and ex-employees. He decided to rebrand himself to keep doing his misdeeds. However, karma always catches up.
He changed his online alias and name in the hopes of getting away with scamming his victims.
Tony Cavaluzzi is the CEO of the Florida-based company Profit Management Solutions LLC.
How Tony Cavaluzzi Scammed An Employee
A disgruntled contractor shares his experience on RipoffReport.com
https://www.ripoffreport.com/report/anthony-cavaluzzi/endwell-new-york-profit-abuse-1396100
Address : 518 Hooper Rd Suite 287Endwell, New YorkUSA
http://www.profitmanagementsolution…
Mr. Tony Cavaluzzi and myself had a signed contract for working a 40 hour work week for a 2 week probationary period in which he was to pay $ 25.00 per hour, and per our agreement a week was to be held back, meaning that I would be paid weekly for services rendered the previous week after the second week was completed. Mr. Tony Cavaluzzi even said that he would pay in the morning on Friday. My job was to set appointments for a salesman, Bradford Hoel, who was also ripped off by this person.
See also Neal Schaffer
I was supposed to be trained by someone who was his star appointment setter, but she did a terrible job, and based on my 30 years of experience I wound up having to figure out everything on my own. Even when his lead programs went down, he could not be bothered with helping me get online, and I spent 4 hours on the phone with his lead source just to get back and running again.
Being new to this particular campaign, Mr. Cavaluzzi said he thought I should set 4 appointments a day. His salesperson, who is cooperating with me on this case, and who had rejoined him after being ripped off before, said that he never saw more than 2 appointments a day, and appointments were much harder to come by in the summer time than during the rest of the year. I was able to get one appointment the first week, and 5 the second week. Mr. Cavaluzzi and I spoke after my first week on the job and while he was firm that my numbers needed to improve, he also understood that there was a learning curve and that he could not possible expect me to reach expectations after basically having to train myself.
When my payday came last Friday, Mr. Cavaluzzi conveniently disappeared, and then wrote to me that he did not believe that I worked the hours that I said. He did all of this after the fact that I had contacted him asking him where my pay was, and never once complained or disputed my hours either on the call after the first week or after, not until he should have already made the deposit. I was in constant contact with the salesperson for who I set appointments and therefore I have a witness to my hours being correct and impossible to dispute.
See also Philip Anthony Simone
This person has a BBB report against him in which he charged a company $ 30,000.00 and never delivered the goods. He has changed the company name at least once. If anyone would like to contact me about pending legal action against Mr. Tony Cavaluzzi, TLA Consulting Associates, Inc., or Profit Management Solutions, please email me through this site and I will join forces with you to make sure Mr. Cavaluzzi doesn't get to scam anymore people, which he appears to be very experienced in doing.
Rebuttal from Tony Cavaluzzi
Sheer arrogance and seems to be a pathological liar. Refuses to accept any feedback or complaint and instead threatens and harasses the innocent contractor who he duped.
Response from the Victim / Contractor
Let The Buyer Beware of The Liar
Mr. Cavaluzzi, is not telling the truth in his rebuttal. As one of his sales reps said, he was looking for a job, because as a man of religion "he was ashemed to work for Tony Cavaluzzi.
My contract with Mr. Cavaluzzi NEVER included a performance clause whereby he could decide to pay me or NOT based on my performance.
After he accused me of not having completed my hours and that his other appointment setters were averaging 8-10 appointments per week (which, like everything else he says, signs, and does), I don't believe him as this person has 0 credibility. As far as his accusation of not working the hours he was correctly billed for, he was sent a 167 page accounting report of every call that was made. Inclusive to that, Mr. Cavaluzzi and the rep that I was making appointments for would text message me an average of 125 times per day, for which I was billed for. He refused to acknowledge even after his request was fulfilled to pay his obligation for the number of hours that were worked, which was the only condition that I had to meet in order to receive my compensation.
To date Mr. Cavaluzzi owes me per our contract in excess of 2 thousand dollars, for services rendered by me and has paid nothing. Slavery was outlawed in the United States in 1865, and legal action is currently pending against him and his companies, which have changed names for a reason. There is a BBB report filed with the BBB of New York State in which Mr, Cavaluzzi under the name of TLA Consulting Associates, Inc., ripped off a client for $ 30,000.00, which is a great reason for him to change the name from TLA Consulting Associates, Inc. to Profit Management Solutions, Inc.
He also has a son, Nate or Nathan Cavaluzzi, who is now working in this same "business"in the Tampa Florida, Hillsborough country area. If you don't believe what I have written, please take the time to read the BBB report of how he ripped off a client, probably one of a very few that he has had, especially if people do their homework of this man and his deceptive business practices, which I did not write.
Interestingly, Mr. Cavaluzzi also never fired me, he tried to get me to continue working for him despite not honoring even his first paycheck by contract to me. He does have others on his staff that apparently are quite submissive who put up with his abuse and continue working for him, despite his manipulation and shorting them of their complete and deserved compensation.
There are several A. Cavaluzzis in upstate New York that are listed as having done time in jail and have criminal records as well, although I did not pay and cannot confirm at this point is this man, who obviously has broken the law with myself and others and has probably gotten away with many lies and scams in the past, may be connected criminal acts and may have served jail time in the past. I would urge anyone who is thinking about doing business with Mr. Cavaluzzi or any of his organizations to read the Better Business Bureau complaint lodged against him as well as take the time to pay the state of New York to assure that if he has a criminal record, that you know that it is him and what he was charged with.
And now , Mr. Cavaluzzi's response –
In response to this claim. This person was hired as a independent contractor to do telemarketing services for our company. He was given a set of guidelines and expectations that we have with the company. He met none of the expectations, and after two weeks, we terminated his services. He came to us with a supposedly loaded resume which after our investgation, came to find out was all false. He states he never received trainning, which simply isnt true. He was given training on two different occassions, and we even provided a third trainning session for him and he never showed up for that trainning. We have miminum stardards that must be met. He fulfilled less than 10% of the required miminum standards. We have no legal actions brought against us, and we never have. This is simply a person who B.S. his way into our company, and when we decided to terminate his services, hes is trying to hurt the reputation of our company. Thank you.
Negative Reviews Against Profit Management Solutions
A Review on PissedConsumer.com
A complaint on BBB.org
It's run by scammers who have been managing to evade the authorities somehow and have been harassing , exploiting, threatening and making life miserable for talented and capable people who unfortunately end up working for them.
Anthony Cavaluzzi Exposed
See also Is CTL Market a Fraudulent Investment Scheme? Find The Answer In This Review
Profit Management Solutions is run and owned by a scammer and a big narcissist called Anthony Cavaluzzi. He thinks no end of himself and his company is not a company that can be trusted.
Good talker
False Promises
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I read somewhere he is a pedophile too
What a scammer. He needs to be in jail
he is a pathetic scammer, he stole money from me too
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Down near the bottom of Manchester's Market Street, deep in the midst of the hustle and the bustle of our urban sprawl, there is a garden. Well, in fact, there isn't. But there is a tranquil restaurant that resembles a garden as best it can. The Botanist is the latest edition to restaurateur Tim Bacon's ever-expanding Living Ventures empire.
This plot on Deansgate isn't new to Tim Bacon. Romantics might assume that this is a sentimental project as it's on the exact same site where Bacon first put down his restaurant roots in Manchester when he co-owned JW Johnson's. Likewise, The Botanist is not-so-new. There are already three of these garden-themed eateries around: one in Alderley Edge, one in Leeds, and one in Chester.
If you've been to any of the other branches, there will be few surprises. It looks a little like a garden-shed which has had its surrounding garden grown through it, all with an ethereal touch: pastoral green paint cracks off creaky wooden boards and beams; trowels, spades and watering cans watch you eat from the exposed brick alcoves; twisted, spindly trees wind their way through the restaurant; and from my seat I can see the kitchen at work through a faded wrought-iron gate.
The food follows this trodden path. A little wheelbarrow of sweet apple sauce accompanies the starter of pork crackling. These come as easy-to-share, crisp crackling chunks with a salt and pepper bite. Also praise-worthy is another comforting staple – the Scotch egg. Served with smooth piccalilli that packs a punch, the egg is not over-cooked and the outer-layer is satisfyingly crisp.
The menu appeals to the British sense of comfort; it's not daring because it's basically pub food, but with a few stray flourishes. This is a menu that won't sting your pocket. All the mains are under £15. And they are decent. On a table enjoying a burger, ½ a rotisserie chicken and a steak and ale pie, everyone is satisfied. There is almost too much to finish and I am loathe to leave a corner of the pie's golden crusty pastry, but not before I have dug out the remains of its rich, peppery innards. The slightly sticky mash pairing the pie also finishes its life on the compost heap.
The Botanist is big on beers. This is a welcome deviation from the usual Living Ventures cocktail frenzy. Lying in wait at the table is an entire almanac of beers and ciders, and planted next to the description of each beer in this quirky little book is an engrossingly whimsical illustration of its bottle. When the waitress arrives, I am reluctant to place an order; the sheer quantity of options on offer making it hard to choose. So our waitress recommends a flavoursome bottle of pale ale called Proper Job, apparently a house-favourite.
Like most of the Living Ventures restaurants, here the bar is integral with the menu for drinks having far outgrown the one for food. In addition to the almanac is the cocktail menu which features lots of colourful concoctions, mostly involving some kind of herb. The spacious bar area suggests that The Botanist is well prepared to be another of Deansgate's many watering holes. But it is not until my eye falls on the 'Watering Can' sharing cocktails that a thought takes root: this place will be busy at the weekends.
For those looking for a cosy, wholesome grub experience, and a possible Sunday roast, this eatery provides it in spades. Likewise, it is certainly able to provide the other end of the dining experience – booze heavy and a little wild. So it'll be either garden tea party or secret garden party. Which one you get will probably depend on your arrival time.


Simplex is the result of a partnership between the accountants and auditors office Van Havermaet and Bob Daenen, who, given his knowhow, was approached for the development of an Employee Benefits department. Up until 2010, this partnership was nothing more than a consultancy-based collaboration under the name 'Daenen-Van Havermaet'.
Today, Simplex comprises two legal entities: Simplex Insurance (Herent), which charges a commission, and Simplex Employee Benefits (Hasselt), which charges a consultancy fee. Simplex aims to provide its clients with the independent and integrated advice, as well as the knowledge and insights they need to take the right decisions in terms of supplementary pensions and accompanying personal insurance. Simplex has a varied client base, from large companies to one-man businesses. Simplex supports its clients with professional assistance on employee benefits and actuarial consultancy. Any financial, fiscal, legal and social consequences are always taken into account. Simplex aims to provide a clear and transparent overview of even the most complex issues. In a nutshell, Simplex makes it all simple!


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Q: I would like to authenticate users using Radius, but place all successful users in the same home directory with the same shell replacement I am trying to allow ssh users to be defined in Radius, but share a home directory, shell, etc.  The idea is that all users share the same home directory and default shell (an application).  I would like to avoid creating numerous accounts on the local machine (really a docker container) since their activity is constrained by the application.  I think that I just need to replace the user database information, but I don't understand how to just override that part of the login activity.  Has anyone else done this or should I be solving this a different way?

A: Ok, I am going to answer my own question.  If you have better information, please contribute.  This question might have been better in ServerFault, but as a programmer I spend more time on StackOverflow so I did not think of that.
The PAM library is useful for single sign-on, but it cannot replace the /etc/passwd file and related files.  PAM and the other assets it brings in supplement the internal Linux info.  So, while you can authenticate with a remote server like Radius, you will still have entries in /etc/passwd.  The control flow is a list of rules in pam.conf and the top-level library works its way down the list letting each module (plug-in) do its work.  Read 'man pam.conf' and 'man pam_mkhomedir' for good information on how this works.
A module implements 6 functions so it is very approachable to add new modules.  See pam_deny.c for the simplest module.
Also, getpwnam is a function you may need in whatever it is you are trying to do.  You can read about that using 'man getpwnam', but you probably already knew that.


What is the Healing Bus?
There are many Christians spreading the light and love of Jesus Christ out in the communities. A great example of this is The Healing Bus, a ministry headed up by Chelmsford Christian's Marina and Nick Price.
The Healing Bus is not about a bus but all about the love of Jesus. It's about the church leaving the building and loving people. Sharing the good and unconditional love of Jesus, without condemnation.
They are a mobile prayer ministry that uses a minibus to travel mainly throughout Essex, offering to pray with anyone and everyone for God's healing touch. They also hand out Christian literature, (free of charge) about Jesus for people to get to know and love Him.
If you would like your church or Christian group to invite a team member to speak, they would love to hear from you.


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**Gerer la class WhoIsOnline
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class ManagerWhoIsOnline
{
	protected $_db;

    public function __construct(PDO $bdd)
    {
    	$this->setDb($bdd);
    }

    public function setDb($bdd)
    {
         $this->_db = $bdd;
    }

    public function nombresDeVisiteursEnLigne()
    {
    	$donnees = $this->_db->query(' SELECT COUNT(*) AS nbr_visiteurs
                              FROM whoisonline
                              WHERE online_id = 0');
    	$donnees = $donnees->fetch();

    	return $donnees["nbr_visiteurs"];

    }

    public function nombresDeMembresEnLigne()
    {
    	$query = $this->_db->prepare('SELECT id, pseudo
			                          FROM whoisonline
			                          LEFT JOIN membres
			                          ON online_id = id
			                          WHERE online_time > SUBDATE(NOW(), INTERVAL 5 MINUTE)
			                          AND online_id <> 0');

    	$query->execute();

        $count_membres=0;
        $texte_a_afficher='';

		while ($data = $query->fetch())
		{
		    $count_membres ++;

		    $texte_a_afficher .= ''.stripslashes(htmlspecialchars($data['pseudo'])).' ,';
		}

		$texte_a_afficher = substr($texte_a_afficher, 0, -1);

		return array("nombre" => $count_membres , "texte_a_afficher" => $texte_a_afficher);

    }

    public function quiSontEnLigne()
    {
        $query = $this->_db->prepare('SELECT * FROM whoisonline WHERE online_id <> 0');
        $query->execute();
        $donnees = $query->fetchAll();
        if(!empty($donnees))
            return $donnees;
        else
            array();
    }

    public function updateWhoIsOnline(WhoIsOnline $membre)
    {
    	$query = $this->_db->prepare('INSERT INTO whoisonline VALUES(:id,NOW(),:ip) ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE online_time = NOW() , online_id = :id');
    	$query->bindValue(':id',$membre->online_id() , PDO::PARAM_INT);
    	$query->bindValue(':ip', $membre->online_ip(),PDO::PARAM_INT);
    	$query->execute();
        $query->CloseCursor();

    }

    public function deleteWhoIsOnline()
    {
    	$query = $this->_db->prepare('DELETE FROM whoisonline WHERE online_time < SUBDATE(NOW(),INTERVAL 5 MINUTE)');
        $query->execute();
        $query->CloseCursor();
    }

    public function deleteMembreOnline($id)
    {
    	$query = $this->_db->prepare("DELETE FROM whoisonline WHERE online_id  = :id ");
    	$query->bindValue(':id' ,$id ,PDO::PARAM_INT);
    	$query->execute();
    	$query->CloseCursor();
    }
}

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At Aspects Picture Framing in Dorchester town centre we are happy to explain the options when it comes to glazing your pictures. Because when it comes to glass not everything is as clear as you may think! If you take the time to read this item you may just be a little better informed when choosing your options when getting your artwork framed.
In the past most picture framing was glazed with standard float glass but today, with the advancement of technology and a better understanding of conservation, customers are coming to understand the benefits of better glazing and can see why it is worth considering upgrading glass to enhance and conserve their art.
At Aspects Picture Framing in Dorchester we carry six types of glass in stock with further options available to order.
Our most popular budget glass is standard 2mm float glass which is a very reasonably priced and is a good option for decorative prints, posters and pictures that customers want to look good but do not necessarily wish to conserve.
Fast becoming Aspects Picture Framing's most popular customer choice is our "water white" glass. this glass offers extremely good clarity allowing art to be viewed clearly without the glazing obscuring the picture and allowing colours to be viewed without distortion.
Some of the customers at Aspects are concerned about the reflection of artificial light from there lamps and wall light and to deal with this one of the best options is our "reflection control" glass. This is an much improved version of the traditional "non reflective" which did cut down the light reflection but very much obscured the picture and gave colours a greenish tinge. The modern "reflection control" glazing has overcome this problem and is a great option for art to be hung in darker spaces that rely on artificial lighting.
Now even though Aspects Picture Framing is located in Dorchester, which no longer seems to be affected by to many long hot glorious summer days, sunlight is always the biggest problem when it comes to conserving your artwork. Most people are aware of the damage done to any artwork exposed to sunlight and do endeavour to avoid homing there pictures where they will have to much exposure. However, sometimes, at some point in the day pictures may be exposed to a degree of sunlight and this will always cause some damage. Most art needs very little sunlight to be affected but the correct choice of glazing can offer protection. Aspects Picture Framing offers various solutions to this problem.
The first option to deal with sunlight is Aspects "Ultra Violet Protection" glass. This 2mm float glass is coated with a film that offers 99 percent protection from the harmful U.V rays that do so much damage to your artwork. It is a great option for the maximum protection of pictures without breaking the bank.
Our favourite option for glass at Aspects Picture Framing is our "Conservation Clear View" glass. Though this glass is a little more expensive it offers exceptional clarity along side an ultraviolet protection rating of 70 percent. This glass is so clear many customers have to tap it to be sure it is even there! It is a great choice if you want to view your pictures at their very best along with the knowledge that it has a good degree of protection.
Last but far from least is Aspects Picture Framing's "Museum" glass. So called as it is used in museums throughout the world as it offers the ultimate in viewing clarity and protection. This is a fantastic product and should you choose it you can be confident that your art has been given the best protection available and will be conserved for many years to come.
As far as Aspects picture Framing glass in stock goes that about covers if. Other options are available to order including laminate glass and various acrylic options for safe installations in public arrears.
Well congratulations if you got to the end of this blog. It may not be everybody's idea of a good read but it does contain some helpful information when it comes to getting the results you want when having your pictures framed. At Aspects Picture Framing in Dorchester we are always happy to take the time to discuss all your framing requirements so feel free to call us if you want any more information.
Confused About Glazing? Aspects Picture Framing in Dorchester has the answers.


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Q: Can connect to hive through beeline, but not java. Error Could not open client transport with JDBC Uri GSS initiate failed I have acces to a remote hdfs cluster with kerberos enabled. When I try to connect using beeline
beeline -u "jdbc:hive2://host:port/arstel;principal=principal"

connection is succesfull.
But when I write a java app and use the same JDBC Uri, I get
ERROR transport.TSaslTransport: SASL negotiation failure
javax.security.sasl.SaslException: GSS initiate failed [Caused by GSSException: No valid credentials provided (Mechanism level: Failed to find any Kerberos tgt)]
Caused by: GSSException: No valid credentials provided (Mechanism level: Failed to find any Kerberos tgt)
jdbc.HiveConnection: Could not open client transport with JDBC Uri: jdbc:hive2://host:port/arstel;principal=principal
Exception in thread "main" java.sql.SQLException: Could not open client transport with JDBC Uri: jdbc:hive2://host:port/arstel;principal=principal: GSS initiate failed
Caused by: org.apache.thrift.transport.TTransportException: GSS initiate failed

My app
public class RecordController {
private static String driverName = "org.apache.hive.jdbc.HiveDriver";

public static void main(String[] args) throws SQLException, ClassNotFoundException {
    Class.forName(driverName);
    Connection con = DriverManager
                   .getConnection("jdbc:hive2://host:port/arstel;principal=principal");
    Statement stmt = con.createStatement();
    String tableName = "evkuzmin_testHiveDriverTable";
    stmt.execute("drop table if exists " + tableName);
    stmt.execute("create table " + tableName + " (key int, value string)");
  }
}

Why does this happen, and how can I solve it?
I also tried this. Same result.
getConnection("jdbc:hive2://host:port/arstel;principal=principal;" +
                                        "auth=kerberos;" +
                                        "kerberosAuthType=fromSubject");

EDIT
I did not have keytab. After reading about it on stack and here, I created one folowing the instruction. Then I added properties to my java file this way
Class.forName(driverName);
System.setProperty("java.security.auth.login.config","gss-jaas.conf");
System.setProperty("sun.security.jgss.debug","true");
System.setProperty("javax.security.auth.useSubjectCredsOnly","false");
System.setProperty("java.security.krb5.conf","krb5.conf");

After I added to resources
gss-jaas.conf
com.sun.security.jgss.initiate {
  com.sun.security.auth.module.Krb5LoginModule=required
  useKeyTab=true
  useTicketCache=false
  principal="hive/host@DOMAIN"
  doNotPrompt=true
  keyTab="EvKuzmin.keytab"
  debug=true;
}

and krb5.conf
[libdefaults]
renew_lifetime = 7d
forwardable = true
default_realm = DOMAIN
ticket_lifetime = 24h
dns_lookup_realm = false
dns_lookup_kdc = false

[realms]
DOMAIN = {
  admin_server = ms-dcs.DOMAIN
  kdc = ms-dcs.DOMAIN
}

[domain_realm]
.DOMAIN  = DOMAIN
DOMAIN  = DOMAIN

Then the mistake changed
java.sql.SQLException: Could not create secure connection to jdbc:hive2://host:port/arstel;principal=hive/principal;auth=kerberos;kerberosAuthType=fromSubject: Failed to open client transport
Caused by: javax.security.sasl.SaslException: Failed to open client transport [Caused by java.io.IOException: Could not instantiate SASL transport]
Caused by: java.io.IOException: Could not instantiate SASL transport
Caused by: javax.security.sasl.SaslException: Failure to initialize security context [Caused by GSSException: Invalid name provided (Mechanism level: Cannot locate default realm)]
Caused by: GSSException: Invalid name provided (Mechanism level: Cannot locate default realm)

ALSO
There was alrady a keytab here
Keytab name: FILE:/etc/krb5.keytab

But I have no idea what is it's realm or how to use it + I don't have access to the folder.
EDIT2 2017-08-09
Tried doing through UserGroupInformation. Got error
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid attribute value for hadoop.security.authentication of Kerberos
        at org.apache.hadoop.security.UserGroupInformation.initialize(UserGroupInformation.java:200)
        at org.apache.hadoop.security.UserGroupInformation.setConfiguration(UserGroupInformation.java:227)
        at com.hive.connect.controller.RecordController.main(RecordController.java:20)

EDIT3 2017-08-10
Using UserGroup
public class RecordController {
  private static String driverName = "org.apache.hive.jdbc.HiveDriver";

  public static void main(String[] args) throws SQLException, ClassNotFoundException, IOException {
    Configuration conf = new Configuration();
    conf.set("hadoop.security.authentication", "kerberos");
    UserGroupInformation.setConfiguration(conf);
    UserGroupInformation.loginUserFromKeytab("hive/principal", "EvKuzmin.keytab");
    Class.forName("org.apache.hive.jdbc.HiveDriver");
    Connection con = DriverManager
                         .getConnection("jdbc:hive2://host:port/arstel;" +
                                          "principal=hive/principal;" +
                                          "tez.queue.name=adhoc;" +
                                          "hive.execution.engine=tez;" +
                                          "mapreduce.job.reduces=1;");

Error
java.io.IOException: Login failure for hive/principal from keytab EvKuzmin.keytab
    at org.apache.hadoop.security.UserGroupInformation.loginUserFromKeytab(UserGroupInformation.java:695)
    at com.hive.connect.controller.RecordController.main(RecordController.java:22)
Caused by: javax.security.auth.login.LoginException: Unable to obtain password from user

A: In the end I changed my krb5.conf to look like this
[libdefaults]
renew_lifetime = 7d
forwardable = true
default_realm = DOMAIN
ticket_lifetime = 24h
dns_lookup_realm = false
dns_lookup_kdc = false

[realms]
DOMAIN = {
  admin_server = ms-dcs.DOMAIN
  kdc = ms-dcs.DOMAIN
}

[domain_realm]
.DOMAIN  = DOMAIN
DOMAIN  = DOMAIN

And my java code
public class RecordController {
  private static String driverName = "org.apache.hive.jdbc.HiveDriver";

  public static void main(String[] args) throws SQLException, ClassNotFoundException, IOException {
    Class.forName(driverName);
    System.setProperty("javax.security.auth.useSubjectCredsOnly","false");
    System.setProperty("java.security.krb5.conf","krb5.conf");

    Connection con = DriverManager
                         .getConnection("jdbc:hive2://host:port/arstel;" +
                                          "principal=hive/host@DOMAIN;" +
                                          "auth=kerberos;" +
                                          "kerberosAuthType=fromSubject");

EDIT
When I start it on cluster I don't need to enter password and login, but on local machine in windows I do.


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Aalenian este un etaj al Jurasicului mediu (Dogger), caracterizat prin cinci zone cu amoniți și lamelibranhiatul Trigonia navis. Perioada și-a dobândit numele de la orașul Aalen, situat la aproximativ 100 de km est de Stuttgart, în Germania. Orașul se află în capătul sud-vestic al munților Frankischer Jura.
În unele regiuni (de exemplu Lorena și Luxemburg), prezintă importanță prin zăcăminte de fier, constituite din bancuri de oolite feruginoase (minette).
În România aalenianul se gaseste in zona Resita-Moldova Noua,in muntii Bihorului si ai Hasmasului.

Note

Jurasic

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


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Marxist theory is the basis upon which our analysis, perspectives, program, and participation in the movement are based. It is our "guide to action". This why Socialist Appeal places so much emphasis on political education. To this end, we have created an extensive Education Plan to assist comrades in their political development. This is an important resource.
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Many of these are smaller books or pamphlets; some are more lengthy books; and others are just short articles. This list should therefore be more digestible than the full Education Plan, particularly those with busy work or school schedules. All of them are available to be read online for free (links are provided), and many of them have already been published by Wellred and are available at www.wellredbooks.net.
To help comrades with their reading of these Marxist classics, we have produced reading guides for many of these texts, which can help you to digest the key ideas contained with them.
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Before starting on these classic Marxist texts and key articles, you might also like to visit our Marxism 101 section in order to find answers to the most commonly asked questions about Marxism, socialism, and revolution.
What is Capitalism? What is Socialism?
A short introduction to the basic elements of Marxism and why socialism is the only way forward for humanity.
This short article outlines the most basic—but fundamental—elements of Marxism: its philosophy, understanding of history, and analysis of economics.
The founding document of the Communist movement. More relevant today than when it was first written over 170 years ago. Although it is relatively short, every line is dense with content and some find it difficult to read. But once you work through it carefully, you will find the ideas start falling into place. Like a good song, the Manifesto is worth re-reading time and time again—there is something "new" in it every time you read it!
Socialism existed long before Marx and Engels, but it remained just "a good idea," until their development of scientific socialism. Engels discusses the various Utopian socialist movements of the past and their limitations.
State and Revolution was written to prepare the Bolshevik party for their task in 1917 of leading the Russian working class to power. It analyzes the origins of the state, its role in maintaining the rule of capital, the need for the revolutionary overthrow of the bourgeois state, how a workers' state must be used by the working class to defend the socialist revolution, and how the state as an instrument of the rule of one class over another would "wither way" in the transition from socialism to communism, as a result of the gradual dissolution of classes. In this short book, Lenin also takes up the views of the anarchists and the reformists on this question, and exposes their limitations.
How do Marxists use programmatic demands to win the working class to the cause of revolutionary socialism? Trotsky explains the need to use transitional demands to bridge the gap between "minimum demands" and "maximum demands"; between the the present consciousness of the working class and the need for the socialist transformation of society; and between the revolutionary party and the advanced workers.
The Communist International which was created after the Russian Revolution was formed mostly from left-wing splits in the Socialist International. Many had ultra-left positions as a reaction to decades of the reformist leadership of the Socialist parties. Lenin used this book to educate the young cadres of the Comintern in the methods of Bolshevism and the relation between the class, the party, and the leadership. It is a masterpiece of Marxism, applying the basic tenets already outlined in the Manifesto: "The Communists do not form a separate party opposed to the other working-class parties; They have no interests separate and apart from those of the proletariat as a whole; They do not set up any sectarian principles of their own, by which to shape and mold the proletarian movement."
What About the Soviet Union?
Why did the Soviet state degenerate into the monstrous bureaucratic regime of Stalin? Leon Trotsky analyzes how it came about, the Soviet state as it was in in the 1930s, the potential for genuine socialism hinted at by the advances of the USSR in spite of the bureaucracy, and what the tasks of the Marxists were in relation to it. He predicts in advance that if a political revolution did not succeed in overthrowing the bureaucratic regime and replacing it with workers' democracy, that capitalism would eventually be restored, with tragic consequences for the Soviet and world working class.
In this short book, Marx explains in everyday language how labor creates value, how capital exploits labor, and how wages are determined in capitalism. An excellent introduction to Marxist economics.
In this work, Marx explains how prices relate to a commodity's value and shows where profits actually come from. Another great introduction to Marxist economics.
Capitalism once played a progressive historic role in dragging humanity out of the impasse of feudalism. By developing the productive forces to previously unheard of levels, it has laid the material basis for socialism. But as the system began to reach its limits, this was reflected in the development of imperialism and the outbreak of world war. This classic work was written in the midst of World War I, and served to train a new layer of Marxists after the betrayal of many of the leaders of the Socialist International, who had capitulated to "their" national capitalist classes. It explains how industrial capital came to dominate merchant capital, only to be further dominated by finance capital. It also details the rise gigantic monopolies concentrating enormous wealth in a few hands. In addition, it explains how imperialist nations dominate others through the export of capital, terms of trade that favor the more powerful country, and the use of military power to impose their will.
How did the early primitive communist societies lead to the eventual rise of class society? What is the state and where did it come from? By examining the best-available anthropological and historical research of the time, Engels analyzes the rise of classes and the changing forms of the family, private property, and the state over the course of human history. Only by fully understanding the past can we correctly analyze the present and act to change the future course of human development.
If you have read through all of these works and feel you have a handle on the basics, it's time to explore the many classics available in our more complete Education Plan, and to keep up with current events and the application of the Marxist method by regularly visiting www.socialist.net and www.marxist.com.


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The use of aromatic essentials for therapeutic purposes dates back to ancient times. In the early 20th Century, the term "aromathérapie" was coined by René-Maurice Gattefossé, a French chemist and scholar who promoted the virtues of lavender essentials and helped to create the first lavender growers' cooperative. Modern aromatherapy employs natural essences, minerals, herbs and botanicals to ease the symptoms of stress and anxiety. Almost anyone can benefit, but often women are the first to discern its value. Thanks, in part, to its efficacy during periods of biological change.
The National Collaborating Centre for Women's and Children's Health states: "Women often complain of anxiety and feeling low around the time of menopause, having mood swings and feeling frustrated. Women are often distressed at these changes and feel that they are out of character." Obviously, a healthcare provider should recommend the best course of action. But aromatherapy may be helpful as a complimentary approach, especially when the goal is to minimize anxiety.
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From the Greeks to indigenous Americans, a variety of ancient cultures have sung the benefits of what we now call "music therapy." During the first two World Wars, music therapy was employed in hospitals for the benefit of wounded soldiers and veterans. Doctors, nurses and patients all noticed how well music improved the overall mood and perception of pain. Music therapy, in the context of spa therapy, draws upon this concept to enhance mental and emotional stress relief.
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The "autonomic nervous system" is responsible for controlling breathing, heartbeat, digestive processes and other bodily functions without conscious thought. You have likely experienced the reaction of this system if you have ever been in a stressful situation or suffered an anxiety attack. Namely, shortness of breath, a racing heartbeat and possibly indigestion. Evidently, listening to music helps this system to recover from stress more quickly.
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Rheumatology International's Clinical and Experimental Investigations: "Hydrotherapy, balneotherapy, and spa treatment in pain management"
Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine: "A Critical Analysis of Chromotherapy and Its Scientific Evolution"
Verywellmind.com: "Color Psychology: Does it Affect How You Feel? How Colors Impact Moods, Feelings and Behaviors"


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Zeitgeist-bevægelsen er en verdensomspændende græsrodsbevægelse, der blev grundlagt i 2008 i USA af Peter Joseph. Bevægelsen er modstander af kapitalismen, som bevægelsen anser som strukturel korrupt og som et spild af ressourcer. Ifølge The Daily Telegraph virker bevægelsen for afvikling af en pengebaseret økonomi til en ressourcebaseret økonomi baseret på bæredygtig økologi og for at beslutninger i samfundet skal tages på et videnskabeligt grundlag.

Bevægelsen har sit navn efter dokumentarfilmene som Peter Joseph har skrevet, produceret og lagt stemme til. Zeitgeist: The Movie fra 2007 og Zeitgeist: Addendum fra 2008 er udgivet gratis online. Der opfordres til at filmene videredistribueres, så de kan tjene informative formål og altså ikke profitinteresser.

Under produktionen af Zeitgeist: Addendum opstod der tætte forbindelser mellem Peter Joseph og Jacque Fresco, som er selvlært opfinder, industriel designer, social ingeniør, futurist samt stifter af nonprofit-organisationen The Venus Project. Siden har bevægelsen fungeret som aktivistgren for The Venus Project, og en ugentlig radio-rapport er blevet etableret, hvor Fresco og hans partner Roxanne Meadows deltager.

I Danmark er bevægelsens udvikling varetaget af en gruppe frivillige.

Kritik
Bevægelsen har været udsat for kritik fra flere sider. I en artikel i Journal of Contemporary Religion beskrives bevægelsen som et eksempel på "conspirituality", en blanding af konspirationsteori og New Age-spiritualitet. I en artikel i Tablet Magazine omtales bevægelsen som "Verdens første internetbaserede apokalyptiske kult med medlemmer, der som papegøjer med begejstring og troskab gentager partiets linje" og som er tilhængere af "en slags sci-fi planetarisk kommunisme" og at Zeitgeist-filmserien, der startede bevægelsen gik "i fodsporene af højreekstreme, isolationistiske og underforståede antisemitiske konspirationsteorier".

Alan Feuer betegnede i The New York Times bevægelsen som en "utopisk idé om et penge-frit og computerstyret fremtid, ... som havde Karl Marx og Carl Sagan hyret John Lennon fra dennes "Imagine-tid" til at gøre intet mindre end at omskrive de underliggende strukturer i planetarisk liv."

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger
 Zeitgeist-bevægelsens danske hjemmeside
 Zeitgeist: The Movie (med danske undertekster)
 Zeitgeist: Addendum (med danske undertekster)

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text:
Corning boys, girls win Section IV titles
Tom Passmore
tpassmore@the-leader.com
ITHACA - Corning continued its dominance in indoor track and field at the sectional level Friday in Ithaca as boy the boys and girls teams captured Section IV titles. The Hawks boys won their 10th sectional title in a row and the girls won their seventh.
"The kids really just brought it. they came to compete and cared about how their teammates are doing," Corning head coach Andrew Cartwright said. "There's a lot of individuals that contributed to that and the seven and 10 year runs we've been on."
On the boys side, the Hawks scored 126 points as a team followed by Ithaca (70), Horseheads (66), Union-Endicott (64) and Elmira (48).
"A lot of young kids stepping up," Cartwright said. "A group of older athletes along with some younger ones."
The Hawks had five individual sectional champions and a relay in the large school division. Matt Gensel won the 3200 (10:05.14), Steven Segal took first in the 1,000 meter run (2:42.27), Richard Preistly won the triple jump (42-06.00) and Kyle Zaidel took first in the 300 meter dash (36.67).
Freshman Ashton Bange won the 1,600 meter run (4:38.47).
"We don't search out high pressure situations to put freshman in, but he seeks out that kind of stuff," said Cartwright of Bange.
The team of Zaidel, Harrison Lynch, Clayton Vaughn and Otto Sutton placed first in the boys 4x400 meter relay with a time of 3:40.81.
Other local winners for the boys included Kyle Wayman of Horseheads in the 55 meter hurdles (7.73), Maxwell Rohl in the weight throw (51-10.50) and the Blue Raiders won the 4x200 meter realy. Elmira's relay team won the boys 4x800 meter relay.
For the girls, Corning finished with a team score of 172 followed by Horseheads (102), Vestal (52), Elmira (44) and Ithaca (39).
Corning had five different individual winners including Claire Mason who won the 1,000 meter run (3:05.74) and the 1,500 meter run (5:04.08). Angelea Collins won the racewalk (7:54.77), Jayla Skeete posted a win in the 600 meter (1:38.91), Charlotte Nevins took first in the 300 meter dash (1:39.06) and Victoria Collins earned a first place finish in the pole vault.
The senior trio of Skeete, Nevins and Mason were the top three point getters for the Hawks. Mason and Nevins contributed 20 points and Skeete had 18 points.
"The girls have a lot of upperclassmen and girls that have been there before," said Cartwright. "We have a good mix along with some youth."
Elmira Notre Dame's Alyssa Walker won the 1,600 meter run with a time of 4:59.52.
Corning will next compete at RIT next weekend.
Pictured is the Corning Hawks boys indoor track team. [PHOTO PROVIDED BY SHEILA SUTTON]


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Against their claims, By Sufuyan Ojeifo
"Failure is not a single, cataclysmic event. You don't fail overnight. Instead, failure is a few errors in judgment, repeated every day."- Jim Rohn
Government, everywhere, is a continuum, just as the building of a nation-state, which is on a perpetual voyage to Utopianism. Therefore, no government or nation-state is perfect on its own and by itself without the reinforcing goodness of the citizens. But because citizens are always disparate in their world views, it becomes pretty difficult to fairly accurately identify with the ideal of perfection within the limits of an elusive universal concept of good and bad. Thus, perfection has become a rare attribute in governance across dispensations and territories.
In the profound surmising of C. JoyBell C., female thinker, writer and author of various books on Soul Alchemy, Esoterica, Poetry, Philosophy of Mind, Parenting and Fiction, the totality of human actions is seemingly deliberately shorn of perfection and this has resulted in the creation of a crippled race or humanity, of which Nigeria is a part and parcel.
One will be deluding oneself to rationalise that because God's creation is perfect, the nation-states established by man within the spheres of creation, are perfect. Validation: man is eternally prone to errors. Jean Jacques Rousseau, a Francophone Genevan philosopher, writer and composer of the 18th Century, once said: "Everything is good when it leaves the hands of the Creator; everything degenerates in the hands of man." Alexander Pope, in his Essay on Man, posited: "Know then thyself; presume not God to scan; the proper study of mankind is man."
Man is prone to errors and foibles. A vast majority of leaders, sometimes, act and react imprudently. For his error to acknowledge the sovereignty of the Almighty God, Nebuchadnezzar, the King of Babylon, was turned into an animal and lived in the bush for seven years, feeding on grasses and leaves. He returned to his throne humbled before the Creator of the heaven and the earth.
The first King of Israel, Saul, disobeyed God's instructions to completely wipe out the Amalekites. He told Samuel that the fat cattle he spared were for the purpose of sacrificing unto God. For his error of disobedience, the kingdom was taken away from him and given to David.
With all his God-given wisdom, King Solomon allowed his heart to long after strange women. A great blunder! He ended up with three hundred wives and seven hundred concubines who turned his heart to strange gods.
I can continue through time and space to reference rulers and governments that committed egregious errors. However, coming down to our nation, a few examples would suffice.
As Head of State from 1983 to 85, Muhammadu Buhari made the strategic mistake of clamping down on the political class and moving against the forces in the military that enthroned him, thus becoming very unpopular. He also failed to act proactively having reportedly got a wind of the coup plot against him. Was he in a position to take no prisoners? Maybe not!
The claim then was that he did not control the troops nor enjoy loyalty of officers in charge of strategic military commands. The men who controlled the command structures pulled the rug from under his feet and his 30-month reign came to a sudden end on August 27, 1985.
Ibrahim Babangida, who took over from him, set the nation on the most expensive and dilatory transition programme, yet, in the annals of Nigeria. He annulled the June 12, 1993 presidential election won by the late M.K.O. Abiola and for which he has lost the vindication of history and posterity.
Sani Abacha unleashed terror on the nation, took out prominent Nigerians who were opposed to his self-perpetuation agenda, which he almost perfected through his dubious transition programme in which the nation's five political parties, as of then, had already adopted him as their sole presidential candidate before he suddenly passed away.
Olusegun Obasanjo's historical gaffe was the ill-fated Third Term agenda. He remains the greatest beneficiary ever of the fourth republic democratic dispensation, coming out of prison via a presidential pardon that was made possible by the then Head of State, Abdulsalami Abubabakar, to become the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
For Goodluck Jonathan, his inability to exercise fully the powers of his office was one blunder. His decision to seek a second term in office was another. Had he allowed a northerner to emerge as PDP's candidate, Buhari would not have emerged the president of Nigeria. Holding down the PDP ticket, it became much easier for Buhari who had emerged as the "sole candidate" of the north with the support of the southwest zone to win the 2015 presidential election.
President Buhari's first mistake is the selective fight against corruption. The targeting of opposition party leaders and members has robbed the anti-corruption war of the critical integrity capital. Second mistake: the administration claims to run one presidency; but it allows cabals to take undue advantage of Buhari's ill-health to create tendencies that have portrayed the administration as divided.
Outside the presidency, the attempt to demystify a national leader of the APC, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, such that his nominees for ministerial jobs were not appointed and his preferred governorship candidate in Ondo state was defeated through the conspiracy of some Abuja politicians, as well as the battle against Bukola Saraki's emergence as senate president and his Code of Conduct Tribunal trial, remains a strategic mistake. Today, Tinubu and Saraki's political bases and networks are intact and rock solid. This is against their claim of a united party and government.
The attempt to undermine the acting president, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, whose popular governance style had rattled the cabals while Buhari was away, the first time, on medical vacation in London, was a mistake. Just as the cabals that held the nation hostage under Umaru Yar'Adua when he became incapacitated due to ill-health before he eventually died on May 5, 2010, the neo-cabals in Buhari's presidency have kept the president and his health status away from Nigerians, and have been manipulating the development to their selfish advantage.
And just as Jonathan, who was the then vice president, was undermined before and during his acting presidency, Osinbajo is having his share of mortification in the hands of the cabalistic elements in the presidency. First, they couched Buhari's letter to the National Assembly transmitting power to Osinbajo when he (Buhari) was proceeding on his second and present medical vacation in such a way that portrayed him as a mere coordinator of government activities while the president would be away.
Although Osinbajo has already signed the budget and a number of executive orders that should prove his exercise of full presidential powers, a good number of Nigerians still believe that Osinbajo is hamstrung and tentative.
During the Eid-el-Fitri celebrations, the handlers of Buhari messed up with the recorded Sallah voice message to Nigerians, which was in the Hausa language. That is one. Second, I consider that message unnecessary since the acting president was in charge. Osinbajo's message to Nigerians on behalf of the government would have sufficed since he personifies the government. They created the division against their claim of one presidency.
Perhaps, the greatest mistake so far that the Buhari/Osinbajo/APC government has made is its reluctance to climb on the bandwagon of restructuring of the federation despite being a critical promise on which it hinged its electioneering for the 2015 presidential poll. Therefore, Osinbajo's cautious response that government was merely taking notes of the conversation beggars belief. Nigerians expect the APC federal government to walk its talk and expeditiously fulfill its promised restructuring of the country.
Mr Ojeifo contributed this piece from Abuja via [email protected]
Author Cautions Citizens, Leaders On Humanity, Social Stratification
Osinbajo Visits Site Of Collapsed Bridge On Ilorin-Mokwa-Jebba Road


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text:
namespace rmw_fastrtps_cpp
{

class MessageTypeSupport : public TypeSupport
{
public:
  explicit MessageTypeSupport(const message_type_support_callbacks_t * members);
};

}  // namespace rmw_fastrtps_cpp

#endif  // RMW_FASTRTPS_CPP__MESSAGETYPESUPPORT_HPP_