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Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace: A Split on a Fiduciary's Duty to Speak
Imagine: a member of your trusted investment club approaches you encouraging you to purchase securities in a new company, which you do because your investment club always has the group's best interests in mind. Later you learn that this member received a commission from your transaction. You feel betrayed, but did he have a duty to tell you about his stake in your investment?
Duty to Speak
In Chiarella v. United States, the Supreme Court held, "When an allegation of fraud is based upon nondisclosure, there can be no fraud absent a duty to speak." Such a duty is found when a party has information "that the other is entitled to know because of a fiduciary or similar relation of trust and confidence between them."
This rule, like virtually all legal rules, reflects a balancing of competing interests. On one hand, we want to believe that people are trustworthy, particularly when a person has a fiduciary duty to us. The investment adviser industry depends on people trusting that their investment advisers have their best interests at heart. If an individual recommending the purchase of securities is deriving a commission from the sale, a potential investor would want to be wary of a potential conflict of interest.
On the other hand, is it wise to impose a duty to speak on every individual who may share information about a company offering securities? With the growth of technology, communication and the sharing of information have become constant. If such a duty is imposed on every individual who recommends a security or supplies information about a company, the chain of liability would be unending.
On whom do we impose a duty to speak? Three circuits have taken different approaches.
The Third Circuit found that a general fiduciary duty does not implicate a duty to speak. In Schiff v. United States the Court held:
"The Government argues that Schiff's duty to disclose in the SEC filings derives from a general fiduciary obligation of 'high corporate executives' to the company's shareholders . . . This argument reaches too far."
The Second Circuit held in Securities and Exchange Commission v. Dorozkho that a duty to speak should be found wherever there is a fiduciary duty.
"[These cases] all stand for the proposition that nondisclosure in breach of a fiduciary duty 'satisfies § 10(b)'s requirement . . . [of] a deceptive device or contrivance'."
Finally, the Ninth Circuit extends the duty to speak to a much broader class in Paracor Finance, Inc. v. General Electric Capital Corp.
"A number of factors are used to determine whether a party has a duty to disclose: (1) the relationship of the parties, (2) their relative access to information, (3) the benefit that the defendant derives from the relationship, (4) the defendant's awareness that the plaintiff was relying upon the relationship in making his investment decision, and (5) the defendant's activity in initiating the transaction."
While the Ninth Circuit approach allows a judge to balance factors and find whether a duty to speak exists as a matter of fairness, this approach does not seem practical in a world where people are constantly accruing and sharing information. Thus, it makes the most sense for the court to follow the Second Circuit's approach of only finding a duty to speak where there is a fiduciary duty, which represents the middle ground of who has a duty to speak and promotes predictability.
Author Lucy GauthierPosted on November 27, 2016 December 27, 2016 Categories Criminal Law, White Collar CrimeTags duty to speak, fiduciary duty, fraud, nondisclosure, White Collar Crime
Failure To Read: When "or" means "and," Perjury, and the Recantation Defense
When does "or" mean "and"? When does "or" simply mean "or"? And whose job is it to decide—a Federal court or Congress?
A Tale as Old as Time
Federal courts have been telling us the what the law is since time immemorial. (Or 1803, roughly. And to answer your question, yes, that is an obligatory link to Marbury.) This task has always involved more than simply reading the text and giving each word its ordinary definition—it has always been, as the late Justice Scalia oft lamented, a matter of interpretation. (For an accessible book review, click here.) And, while many judges profess to search for the "objective" intent of the law, the final result is often guided by the ethereal intent of Congress and judicial policy choices, not the objective text. While this may lead to "good" law—if such a thing could objectively exist—sometimes a federal court ends up wreaking havoc upon the system Congress created, devaluing important rights and undermining Congressional policy.
This dynamic is clearly conveyed in one of the older splits this blog will cover: whether, under 18 U.S.C. 1623, the recantation defense is written in the conjunctive or the disjunctive.
Perjury Before a Grand Jury or a Court
People lie all the time, some more than others. Immoral a lie may be, but rarely are such lies actionable. However, a lie—or, more technically, a "false declaration"—before a grand jury or a court isn't just a moral issue, it's a criminal one.
Under 18 U.S.C. 1623, if an individual under oath, in any proceeding before or ancillary to any court or grand jury, knowingly makes any false material declaration, they can be fined and imprisoned for up to five years. A seasoned lawyer—or a bright 1L, frankly—can see there are several ways to defend a perjury charge. Knowingly, materiality, falsity—all grounds ripe for a defense lawyer (and all grounds this post will not discuss further).
Congress also provided a defense within the statute itself—the recantation defense. Under 1623(d):
Where, in the same continuous court or grand jury proceeding in which a declaration is made, the person making the declaration admits such declaration to be false, such admission shall bar prosecution under this section if, at the time the admission is made, the declaration has not substantially affected the proceeding, or it has not become manifest that such falsity has been or will be exposed.
Seems simple, right? As long as the false declaration has not substantially affected the proceeding, or it has not become "manifest" that the lie has been or will be exposed, a witness can recant without fear of prosecution.
The recantation defense comports with the common-sense purpose of perjury statutes: to promote truthfulness, not truthiness. By building a safety valve within the statute, Congress encourages a potential-perjurer to recant and tell the truth, all at the low-low price of $ 9.99 (and an invaluable get out of jail free card). It's not the easiest defense to establish—you still have to show that the false declaration has not "substantially affected the proceeding," or that it has not become "manifest" that the lie will be or has been exposed. But that's precisely the point. If the lie has already had a substantial affect and it's clear you've been (or are about to be) caught, too bad, go to jail; if not, recant.
Something funny then, (maybe strange), must have happened on the way to the First, Second, Third, Fifth, and D.C. Circuits.
"18 U.S.C. § 1623(d) is deceptive in its apparent clarity"
The First, Second, Third, Fifth, and D.C. Circuits hold "or" in 18 U.S.C. 1623(d) to mean "and." What? Yes, I agree.
Normally, I'd try to paraphrase some of the arguments. However, the Third Circuit in Sherman (linked above), provides the clearest example of the reasoning used by her Sisters. The following is a full quote, with citations omitted for length, and the most pertinent reasoning bolded.
Statutory interpretation usually begins, and often ends, with the language of the statute. "Where … the statute's language is plain, 'the sole function of the court is to enforce it according to its terms.' " We look to the text of a statute to determine congressional intent, and look to legislative history only if the text is ambiguous. Plain meaning is conclusive, "except in the 'rare cases [in which] the literal application of a statute will produce a result demonstrably at odds with the intentions of its drafters.'"
18 U.S.C. § 1623(d) is deceptive in its apparent clarity. It says "or" and Sherman argues that Congress intended the statute to mean exactly that. However, reading the statute as Sherman argues we must results in a statute that is both inconsistent with, and frustrating to, Congress' twofold intent in enacting the legislation. If Sherman is correct, one could commit perjury with impunity. A witness could violate his or her oath in the comfort of knowing that no perjury prosecution was possible so long as he or she recanted as soon as it appeared the perjury would be disclosed. A recantation at that point, under Sherman's interpretation, would shield the conduct even if the judicial proceedings had been substantially affected by the false testimony. Similarly, a witness could escape prosecution even after the false nature of it had been disclosed and hope to successfully argue that the proceedings had not been substantially effected [sic] because there had been a recantation.
In Lardieri we examined the legislative history of § 1623 to determine legislative intent, and we are guided by that analysis. We do not believe that Congress intended to "improve truth telling in judicial proceedings," by incorporating a provision into the perjury statute that would be tantamount to granting immunity from prosecution in many, if not all, instances.
Similarly, we note that, despite the disjunctive phrasing in § 1623(d), the New York statute it was based upon is drafted in the conjunctive.
"Deceptive in its apparent clarity." "[S]ays or" but means and. "Despite the disjunctive," the statute is based off a statute written in the conjunctive. (A classic example of valuing history over text.) In another part of the opinion not excerpted above, the court went so far as to evade the rule of lenity, arguing that it doesn't apply because it would frustrate the alleged "intent" that Congress had in passing 18 U.S.C. 1623. All this, despite the seeming "clarity" of the statute, and despite the "intent" of Congress to promote truthfulness (at 665).
(As an aside, perhaps the canon driving the court was a form of constitutional avoidance. In Sherman, the defendant brought a due process claim, alleging that the prosecutor charged him under 18 U.S.C. 1621—the general perjury statute—instead of 18 U.S.C. 1623, thereby robbing him of the recantation defense under 18 U.S.C. 1623(d). The Sherman court noted that, prosecutorial discretion aside, a due process claim lies when a prosecutor's charging decision is motivated solely by a desire to achieve a tactical advantage by impairing the ability of a defendant to mount an effective defense. By holding that Sherman was not even entitled to a defense under 18 U.S.C. 1623(d), the court obviated the need to inquire into whether the prosecutor was motivated by an improper desire, and evaded the tangled thickets of due process. This reading of Sherman explains the addled logic employed by the court, although it fails to explain the First, Second, Fifth, and D.C. Circuits endorsement of "or" meaning "and.")
The Eighth Circuit: Sometimes, Or Just Means Or
As this is a blog about circuit splits, and not just a page for me to rant about shoddy judicial reasoning, I should probably introduce the Eighth Circuit's opinion in US v. Smith. In Smith, the defendant challenged the lower court's ruling that she was not entitled to the recantation defense of 18 U.S.C. 1623(d). The lower court based its ruling on existing authority at the time, which did not include Sherman, but did include the other opinions linked above (and which Sherman typifies). The Eighth Circuit reversed, holding that the plain language of the statute must control, and that according the word "or" its "ordinary meaning does not defeat the intent of Congress in enacting . . . recantation defense." Additionally, the court cited the legislative intent of Congress—chiefly, its focus on truthfulness—and the rule of lenity.
In addressing the New York statute that served as the model for 18 U.S.C. 1623 and which was written in the conjunctive, the Eighth Circuit stated
While this observation may raise some uncertainty about the language Congress intended to enact, it does not create an ambiguity in an otherwise plainly worded statute nor does it militate against according the enacted language its ordinary meaning. "[I]t is appropriate to assume that the ordinary meaning of [the statutory language] accurately expresses the legislative purpose." In this case, where the statute is unambiguous on its face, the language of the statute is conclusive as to legislative intent, and we thus decline to abandon the ordinary disjunctive meaning accorded to "or" in favor of a conjunctive "and," as such a construction would defeat the plain language of the statute and would not foster any clearly articulated legislative intent to the contrary.
To my knowledge, this circuit split has not evolved much since the latest opinion in Sherman (1998). The Tenth Circuit, in an unpublished opinion issued in 2000, observed the split but did not weigh in on it. Scholarship, with the exception of a piece cited below, has largely ignored the split. The one piece that I have found approached the issue in a rather practical manner, focusing on the "illusion" of the recantation defense. There's more "there" there, as the split speaks broadly about the role of federal courts in interpreting legislation, Congressional intent, rights-remedy gaps, the appropriate use of canons of constructions, and due process issues that Sherman (wrongly) evaded. Hopefully future scholars (I'm looking at you, dear reader) will take the issue up.
For further reading on the New York Statute and 18 U.S.C. 1623, see Linda F. Harrison's piece "Recantation: Illusion or Reality."
Author Seena ForouzanPosted on October 2, 2016 October 9, 2016 Categories Criminal Law, White Collar CrimeTags Canons of Construction, Criminal Law, Federal Courts, Grand Jury, Legislative Interpretation, Perjury, Recantation, Rule of Lenity, Statutory Interpretation, White Collar Crime


Martys is a wonderful all around mare. We enjoyed showing her in halter and driving classes as a junior horse with Peet Equestrian. After a short break to me a mommy, we began to ride her regularly. 2017 was her year to debut in Dressage. We look forward to continuing to attend Dressage shows with her in 2018, and may even give Working Equitation a go!
Please go to Martys' Performance Horse Page to learn more about this wonderful mare.
Rio as we nicknamed him, was smart and nicely put together. We showed him at the Baroque Horse of the Midwest Regional Show, where he won Champion Halter Colt, 2 and under. He was purchased shortly after and is now living with his new family on the East coast.
Muppet, as we lovingly call him, is super sweet and a fantastic mover! He has proven to be very adaptable as well with the two out of town shows that we have taken him to. He earned Regional Champion 2 year old colt in Wisconsin and in Virginia. We are excited to take him to the IALHA National Championship Show in Texas in October!
Visit Malagro's Horses for Sale page to learn more about this fantastic colt.


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File : Norwegian Black Metal
"Seid" is the third studio album of norwegian black metallers KVALVAAG.
It`s more aggressive but at the same time more diverse and unpredictable than our previous albums
The unmistakable style of the Norwegian duo will take you in very cold atmospheres, impetuous rides and clearly epic parts. The atmosphere reminds the previous Malum album, but there is a lot more going on at all times. Haunting atmospheric touches and violent rhythmic elements produce something far bleaker and more unsettling than anything else.
Kvalvaag has this to say about the new album:
"When I started working on the new material, I wanted to surpass our previous work in every way possible. Much more time, effort and better equipment were used compared to our earlier works this time.
We also received financial support from "Norsk fond for utøvende kunstnere" who gave us the ability to give the album the production it deserved.
It was awesome working with Tom Kvalsonic as he is the man behind the sound of many of the albums we grew up with. He completely understood our vision and significantly raised the quality of the album. I feel we have successfully raised the bar as high as possible this time. We had to evolve a lot as musicians to be able to perform our parts during the recording. It has been a educational journey with a lot of hard work and technical challenges in the studio, but I am really satisfied with the end result and our musical progression".
01. Mare
02. Nattegrøde
03. Bergtatt
04. Volvesang Om Undergang
05. Vinterriket (Gehenna cover)
06. Seid
07. I Dyrets Tegn
Kvalvaag 'Seid'
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They call it Silicon Alley—Manhattan's techie-type corridor which expands from trendy TriBeCa, through SoHo to neighborhoods in corporate Midtown.
Whether you're talking about online giant Prodigy—which just announced it is quitting staid White plains in Westchester for SoHo—or its rival Delphi (which like the Post is owned by News Corp and soon to be based at 1211 Sixth Ave) one thing's for certain: New York is the center of the new media universe.
No one has written a song yet to sing the praises of New York City's expanding Silicon Alley district.
But corporate, creative, academic and government types all have positive things to say about the fact that it may overcome many obstacles to emerge, is creating jobs and is expected to grow for many months to come.
The most visible signs of growth have been announcements from online service companies such as Prodigy and Delphi about relocating their operations to New York City to take advantage of the city's vast pool of multimedia talent. The Big Apple is home to countless software designers, technical experts, film-makers, multimedia producers, artists and writers.
Many of New York's multimedia entrepeneurships like Tom Nicholson Associates and Crossover Technologies can be found in the so-called Silicon Alley area stretching from 23rd St to SoHo, with a clustering near the New York University Center for Digital Multimedia along lower Broadway and Lafayette Streets.
In fact, NYU has become a nationally known center for training new media professionals such as Jaime Levy, the creative genius behind IconNet, a publishing company that plans to publish a web-based magazine this month. The company already produces Word Magazine on the web, edited by Marissa Bowe. Multimedia pioneers in New York such as Tom Nicholson Associates and Crossover Technologies say they have seen a significant increase in business in the last 6 to 12 months, with new assignments from major publishing houses, entertainment corporations and online services firms.
"New York is fast becoming the center for one part of the multimedia industry," said Tom Nicholson, the company's president.
Tom Nicholson Associates is an 8-year-old multimedia services firm that has received assignments from Advance Publications, Delphi Internet Services and Viking/Penguin.
"The last year has been one of the most exciting and, by next year, we will be a full-fledged new media community," said Eric Goldberg, president of Crossover Technologies.
Crossover, founded six years ago, is a consumer entertainment multimedia firm. It just finished the "Behind the Mask," CD-ROM for New Line Cinema/Turner Interactive and a floppy disk for Tom Peter's "Business School in a Box." It also recently signed an agreement with a major publishing corporation.
Silicon Alley outposts include the area in and around the TriBeCa Film Center, pockets of Chelsea and Wall Street and sections of Midtown where corporate entities such as Time Warner, Sony, Viacom and Bertelsman are ensconced in their own corporate towers.
A concurrent phenomenon in and around Silicon Alley has been the burst of business activity related to the Internet's World Wide Web, with independent web developers such as agency.com, Spyder World Wide Web at the New York Internet Center, Overall Knowledge and outlets like the Internet Business Center popping up every week and joining firms such as Panix (Public Access Networks Corp) and Interport to help traditional New York City businesses establish a presence on the web and to take advantage of the emergence of commerce and secure credit card transactions over the Internet.
Observers of the city's Silicon Alley scene are quick to point that while it is much easier to raise money for multimedia and Internet ventures to be based on the West Coast, nevertheless the entrepreneurial spirit is very strong here and has overcome this West Coast bias and other factors.
Similarly, local business leaders say they eagerly anticipate the opening of the New York Information Technology Center, a project of the NYC Partnership along with entities such as IBM, Con Edison and the Alliance for Downtown New York. The tech center is expected to be located in SoHo.


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Christ is resurrected and sees the glory of God, his face radiant in the painting. He overcame evil. The Cross and the Grave are empty. Our Lord reveals his glory to all who ask and seek for it. Restore us again, God our saviour and put away your displeasure towards us. Show us your unfailing love, Lord, grant us your salvation (through the death and resurrection of Christ).


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Lady Gaga Enlists Ariana Grande, Elton John, Blackpink for 'Chromatica' LP
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Lady Gaga has enlisted Ariana Grande, Elton John and Blackpink for her upcoming album, Chromatica. The pop star previously announced she would postpone its release in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis. It was originally slated for April 10th.
"I will announce a new 2020 release date soon. This is such a hectic and scary time for all of us," she wrote when she announced the delay. "And while I believe art is one of the strongest things we have to provide joy and healing to each other during times like this, it just doesn't feel right for me to release this album with all that going on during this global pandemic."
While Lady Gaga has not yet unveiled a new drop date for her sixth album, she shared the full track list on Wednesday via Instagram. The 16-song set includes lead single "Stupid Love."
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Last weekend, Lady Gaga served as creative director and curator for the One World: Together At Home livestream, which was broadcast across dozens of networks and livestreamed worldwide. On Tuesday, the accompanying soundtrack was released. Streaming proceeds from the soundtrack will be donated to Global Citizen to support the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization, powered by the UN Foundation.
Chromatica Track List
1. "Chromatica I"
2. "Alice"
3. "Stupid Love"
4. "Rain on Me" featuring Ariana Grande
5. "Free Woman"
6. "Fun Tonight"
7. "Chromatica II"
8. "911"
9. "Plastic Doll"
10. "Sour Candy" featuring Blackpink
11. "Enigma"
12. "Replay"
13. "Chromatica III"
14. "Sine From Above" featuring Elton John
15. "1000 Doves"
16. "Babylon"
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Q: Finding options to pass to methods in Rails How are you supposed to find the different options you can pass to methods in Rails? For instance I want to know the options I can pass to validates. I can't find them nowhere in the documentation.

A: api dock is useful and it also shows the source code http://apidock.com/rails/ActiveModel/Validations/ClassMethods/validates

A: As you know it's not possible to document hash options in the signature so you must either rely on the quality of the documentation or read the source code.
In this case the docs show some examples that cover pretty much all the default validators. Note that it cannot document all the available since they can be expanded dinamically.
>> ActiveModel::EachValidator.descendants
=> [Paperclip::Validators::AttachmentSizeValidator, ActiveModel::Validations::WithValidator, ActiveModel::Validations::ExclusionValidator, ActiveRecord::Validations::AssociatedValidator, ActiveModel::Validations::ConfirmationValidator, ActiveModel::Validations::PresenceValidator, ActiveModel::Validations::FormatValidator, Paperclip::Validators::AttachmentContentTypeValidator, Paperclip::Validators::AttachmentPresenceValidator, ActiveRecord::Validations::UniquenessValidator, ActiveModel::BlockValidator, ActiveModel::Validations::NumericalityValidator, ActiveModel::Validations::AcceptanceValidator, ActiveModel::Validations::InclusionValidator, ActiveModel::Validations::LengthValidator]

Or:
ActiveModel::EachValidator.descendants.map { |klass| klass.name.split("::").last.sub(/Validator$/, '').underscore }
 => ["attachment_size", "with", "exclusion", "associated", "confirmation", "presence", "format", "attachment_content_type", "attachment_presence", "uniqueness", "block", "numericality", "acceptance", "inclusion", "length"]

A: The starting point is always the official Rails documentation. For instance, here's the documentation of the validates method.
However, keep in mind that Rails is a constantly evolving framework. Unfortunately, this means that not all methods are fully documented and sometimes you need to dig into the source code directly to understand how a method works.

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2013 Audi S6, S7 and S8 officially revealed
Posted by quattroholic at 11:41 PM . Tuesday, August 30, 2011
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Leading up to an official world debut at next month's Frankfurt Motor Show, Audi has officially revealed the all-new S6, S7 and S8 in a rare three-in-one press release this evening. In addition to showing off their stunning new S-badged sheet metal, Audi has also revealed the all-new, twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 which will power each. More details and photo gallery after the jump.
In typical S-car style, the new S6, S7 and S8 all sport a similar guise of subtly aggressive body work. As earlier spy photos indicated, and keeping with Audi's current styling trends, both the S6 and S7 appear very similar to their S-line trimmed, A-body brethren (short of the quad exhaust, wheels and new bright work). The S8 on the other hand, sports a noticeably more aggressive front fascia. An angry snout that tells anyone who may get in its way that there's over 500 horsepower under the hood.
Bringing us to the pièce de résistance, the all-new, twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8. Boasting two levels of tune for the three new S-cars, Audi's new V8 will pump out 420-hp and 405 lb/ft of torque for both the S6 and S7. For the S8, the new eight-banger will conjure an asphalt-shredding, 520-hp and 479 lb/ft of torque. All told, enough to rocket the S6 and S7 from 0-62 mph in 4.9 seconds and just 4.2 seconds for flagship S8. Each model then of course electronically limited to a top speed of 155 mph. And perhaps most impressive, this new powerplant consumes 25% less fuel in the S6 than it's V10 predecessor.
Look for the all-new, Audi S6, S7, and S8 to make their official world debut next month at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show (September 15-25). Each model is then set to reach U.S. showrooms in the spring of 2012. Detailed press release can be found after the photo gallery below.
S6:
S6 Avant:
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World Premiere of Audi S Models at the IAA 2011
• Audi presents the S6, S7 and S8 high performance models
• Newly-developed 4.0-Liter V8 with up to 520 horsepower
• Ground-breaking efficiency with systems such as "cylinder on demand"
Audi will present its new S models for the first time at the 2011 Frankfurt Auto Show (IAA). These models are characterized by power combined with appropriately low fuel consumption. The engine down-sizing strategy of the brand with the four rings has reduced the fuel consumption of the S6 by as much as 25 percent whilst offering sportier driving performance.
The Audi S6 and S6 Avant:
Athletic character, quiet understatement and richly appointed – Audi is remaking the S6 and S6 Avant. Both models are sports cars for everyday use, offering uncompromising practicality. Their new engine, a four-liter, twin-turbo V8, combines ample power with low fuel consumption in keeping with the times.
The S6 and S6 Avant use the 309 kW (420 hp) version of the new 4.0 TFSI. The twin-turbo V8 provides a constant 550 Nm (405.66 lb-ft) of torque from 1,400 to 5,300 rpm. It accelerates the S6 from 0 to 100 km/h (62.14 mph) in 4.8 seconds and the S6 Avant in 4.9 seconds. With both models, the electronically governed top speed of 250 km/h (155.34 mph) is just a formality.
The 4.0 TFSI brings Audi's downsizing strategy to the high-performance class. Compared to the engine in the previous model, the free-breathing, 5.2-liter V10, it offers even sportier performance while reducing fuel consumption by as much as 25 percent. Average fuel consumption is just 9.7 liters per 100 km (24.25 US mpg) in the S6 and 9.8 liters (24.0 US mpg) in the S6 Avant, well below that of the competition.
A number of technologies contribute to this top result, including the recuperation and start-stop systems as well as the new "cylinder on demand" cylinder management system. When the V8 deactivates four cylinders under part load, the Active Noise Cancellation system (ANC) is activated. Four microphones integrated into the headlining record the noise in the cabin, which is then analyzed by a computer. If the computer detects intrusive sound elements, it broadcasts an antiphase sound through the speakers of the sound system. This sound combines with the intrusive sound and largely cancels it out.
Independent of this, active, electronically controlled engine bearings use targeted counterpulses to attenuate low-frequency vibrations. A sound actuator, flaps in the exhaust system, the engine shroud and a newly developed two-mass flywheel with a centrifugal force pendulum in the seven-speed S tronic also contribute to the sonorous sound and smoothness of the engine.
When it comes to power transmission, the S6 and S6 Avant further extend Audi's Vorsprung durch Technik. The engine power flows through a fast-shifting, seven-speed S tronic transmission. The quattro permanent all-wheel drive system uses the self-locking center differential and torque vectoring. If desired, Audi complements quattro with the optional sport differential, which actively distributes the power between the rear wheels.
The two new S models come standard with the adaptive air suspension sport. The tautly tuned air suspension with variable damping lowers the body by 10 millimeters (0.39 in). It provides for highly precise handling without compromising comfort. The powerful disc brakes, internally ventilated front and rear, have matt black calipers with S6 logos. Audi offers carbon fiber-ceramic discs as an option.
The S6 and S6 Avant come standard with cast aluminum wheels in a unique five parallel-spoke design. The 8.5 J x 19 wheels are shod with 255/40-series tires. Seven different 19- or 20-inch wheels, four of them from quattro GmbH, are available as options. The 20-inch titanium-look wheels with a five-arm rotor design impart a particularly exclusive appearance.
The Audi drive select driving dynamics system comes standard in the two new S models. Among others, it modifies the characteristic of the gas pedal, the shift points of the S tronic, the servo boost of the electromechanical steering and the characteristic of the adaptive air suspension. The driver can adjust the operation of these systems in five stages. The optional sport differential and the dynamic steering, which varies its ratio as a function of speed, can also be integrated into the system.
Body and design
The car bodies play a large part in the dynamics of the Audi S6 and S6 Avant. They are unusually lightweight because they are roughly 20 percent aluminum. The Audi S6 has a curb weight of just 1,895 kilograms (4,177.76 lb), the S6 Avant 1,950 kilograms (4,299.01 lb). Both are much lighter than their direct rivals.
At 4,931 millimeters (16.18 ft), the S6 is 16 millimeters (0.63 in) longer than the A6; with the 4,634-millimeter (15.2 ft) S6 Avant, the difference is 8 millimeters (0.31 in). Their single-frame grille sports aluminum applications and chromed horizontal double bars. Another chrome strip adorns the front bumper. The exterior mirrors feature aluminum-look housings, and the side sills are distinctively shaped.
The S6 sedan has a spoiler on the trunk; the Avant has a roof spoiler. With both models, the diffuser on the rear bumper is platinum gray with an aluminum-look offset edge. The four chrome-tipped tailpipes are elliptical. The S models are available in a choice of eight colors, including the exclusive shades Estoril Blue, crystal effect and Prism Silver, crystal effect. The body is decorated with S6 and V8T badges.
The interior of the S6 and S6 Avant is also characterized by sporty elegance. There are S6 badges on the key, the leather sport steering wheel with colored stitching and aluminum shift paddles as well as the instruments. The illuminated door sill trims and both displays (MMI and driver information system) greet the driver with the S6 logo. A red ring adorns the start-stop button, an aluminum clasp the selector lever. The footrest, the pedals and the soft keys of the MMI operating system shine in an aluminum-look finish.
Decorative inlays are available in a choice of four materials. Matt brushed aluminum is standard, with carbon, fine grain ash natural brown or layered Beaufort oak as options. Customers can choose from three colors – black, lunar silver and goa beige (only for the seat upholstery) – for the headlining, instrument panel, carpet and seats. The standard seat upholstery is a mix of Pearl Nappa leather and Alcantara, with Milano and Valcona available as options.
Height-adjustable sport seats with power lumbar supports and embossed S logos are standard. Audi offers two other versions as options: the power-adjustable comfort seats with memory function and the power-adjustable S sport seats with integrated head restraints. These also are embossed with the S logo.
The new Audi S6 and S6 Avant will be rolling into dealer showrooms with a generous list of standard equipment in spring 2012. This includes xenon plus headlights with an all-weather light, LED rear lights, an electromechanical parking brake and the driver information system with color display. The MMI radio plus includes a Bluetooth interface, and the Audi sound system has ten speakers.
All of the high-end options in the model series are also available for the new S models. These include LED headlights, adaptive light, the ambient lighting package, convenience key, head-up display, the parking system plus with 360° camera, power rear hatch, optionally with sensor control, and climate-controlled deluxe seats with massage function.
The list of options for the Avant, which offers up to 1,680 liters (59.33 cu ft) of luggage space, also includes the panoramic glass roof.
The tightly networked driver assistance systems are all state-of-the-art. These are the various versions of the Audi pre sense safety system, adaptive cruise control with stop & go function, Audi side assist, active lane assist, the speed limit display and the night vision assistant with highlighting of detected pedestrians.
Topping the range of infotainment systems is MMI navigation plus, which features a large hard drive, an eight-inch monitor and the groundbreaking MMI touch input system. The system can be combined with the Bluetooth online car phone, which brings special Internet services to the car and features WLAN connectivity for mobile devices. The 15-speaker Bang & Olufsen Advanced Sound System impresses with its excellent sound.
The Audi S7:
The Audi S7 uses the same engine as the S6 and S6 Avant, the new 4.0 TFSI with 309 kW (420 hp) and 550 Nm (405.66 lb-ft) of torque. The twin-turbo V8 accelerates the five-door coupe from 0 to 100 km/h (62.14 mph) in 4.9 seconds, and top speed is limited to 250 km/h (155.34 mph). The cultivated eight-cylinder, which uses Audi's "cylinder on demand" technology under part load, consumes on average just 9.7 liters of fuel per 100 km (24.25 US mpg).
Much of this groundbreaking efficiency can be attributed to the lightweight body. A hybrid aluminum construction, it weighs roughly 15 percent less than a comparable all-steel body. Lightweight components include the long rear hatch that opens and closes electrically as standard. Beneath it is a luggage compartment with a volume of 535 liters (18.89 cu ft), which increases to 1,390 liters (49.09 cu ft) with the rear seat backs folded down.
Drivetrain and chassis
Power transmission in the Audi S7 is provided by the dynamic seven-speed S tronic and the quattro permanent all-wheel drive system with a self-locking center differential and torque vectoring. The optional sport differential from Audi distributes the power in variable proportions between the rear wheels.
The S7 comes standard with the adaptive air suspension sport and the Audi drive select dynamics system. Mounted behind the 19-inch wheels are large, internally ventilated disc brakes front and rear. Their matt black calipers sport S7 logos up front. Carbon fiber-ceramic discs are available as an option. Other chassis options include 19- and 20-inch wheels and dynamic steering, which varies its ratio as a function of speed.
The design of the Audi S7 is seamless. The long engine hood, the long wheelbase and the short overhangs create perfect proportions. The low, dynamically tensioned roof line gives the five-door model the character of a coupe. At highway speeds, a rear spoiler extends from the rear hatch to improve stability.
Subtle yet eye-catching details signal the top position in the model series occupied by the 4,980-millimeter (16.34 ft) S7 Sportback. These can be found at the single-frame grille, the front bumper, the side mirrors, the sills, the rear bumper, the diffuser and the tailpipes. Nine exterior colors are available, including the exclusive shades Estoril Blue, crystal effect and Prism Silver, crystal effect. The body is decorated with S and V8 T badges.
The S7 shows its sporty character in the interior, too. This can be seen in numerous details – the S badges, the red ring on the start-stop button, the S7 logo in the illuminated door sill trims, the aluminum strip on the S tronic selector lever and the aluminum shift paddles. The footrest and the pedals are made of stainless steel, and the soft keys of the MMI operating system are in an aluminum-look finish.
Customers can choose decorative inlays in standard aluminum, carbon, natural fine grain ash and layered Beaufort oak. Black, lunar silver and goa beige (only for the seat upholstery) comprise the color palette for the headlining, instrument panel, carpet and seats. The standard seat upholstery is a combination of Pearl Nappa leather and Alcantara, with the leather grades Milano and Valcona available as options. Audi equips the S7 with height-adjustable S sport seats with power lumbar supports as standard. Comfort seats and regular seats are available as options. The backrests of the S sport seats are embossed with S logos.
Delivery of the S7 is scheduled to begin in spring 2012. Among the standard equipment highlights are the xenon plus headlights with LED daytime running lights, the driver information system with color display and the versatile MMI radio plus audio and operating system. Both information hubs are easy to operate.
The S7 can be optionally equipped with all of the high-end extras of the model series. Moreover, all driver assistance and infotainment systems are available, including the Bluetooth online car phone that connects the S7 with the Internet.
The Audi S8, which will be launched on the market in spring 2012, is the new head of the Audi S model family – a large, luxurious sedan of supreme power. The new 4.0 TFSI in the S8 generates no less than 382 kW (520 hp) and delivers a constant 650 Nm (479.42 lb-ft) of torque to the crankshaft between 1,700 and 5,500 rpm. The result is outstanding performance: The sprint from zero to 100 km/h (62.14 mph) takes just 4.2 seconds, and top speed is electronically capped at 250 km/h (155.34 mph).
This makes the fuel consumption of the sonorous and smooth twin-turbo V8 all the more amazing: It averages just 10.2 liters per 100 km (23.06 US mpg), much less than its competitors. The free-breathing, 5.2-liter V10 in the previous model consumed an average of 13.2 liters per 100 km (17.82 US mpg). Fuel consumption decreased by nearly 23 percent despite a 51 kW (70 hp) increase in output.
Behind the top value for the new Audi S8 are the combined technologies of the Audi modular efficiency platform, including the recuperation and start-stop systems. The newly developed "cylinder on demand" technology plays a particularly large role. Under part load, it deactivates four of the eight cylinders for an efficiency gain that is particularly pronounced at moderate highway speeds. A package of acoustic measures including the Active Noise Cancellation system suppresses possible intrusive noise and vibrations.
The eight-speed tiptronic in the S8 also unites sportiness and efficiency. It uses tall gears at low revs whenever possible, but downshifts quickly and comfortably when requested by the driver. The tiptronic delivers the power to a quattro drivetrain combining a self-locking center differential with the sport differential at the rear axle. During dynamic driving, the lion's share of the power flows to the outside wheel to literally push the large sedan into the corner.
The new Audi S8 also pulls out all the stops when it comes to the chassis. One of its features is a specially tuned adaptive air suspension with variable damping, which can vary the ride height of the body between three levels and thus ensures a wide-ranging driving experience. It harmonizes perfectly with the dynamic steering, also standard, that adapts its steering ratio and boost to the vehicle's speed. It uses slight, nearly imperceptible steering corrections to stabilize handling at the cornering limit.
The Audi drive select dynamics system encompasses these two systems as well as engine management, the eight-speed tiptronic and the sport differential. The driver can determine the function of these components by choosing between the five modes comfort, auto, dynamic, individual and efficiency.
The standard, S-specific wheels measure 9 J x 20 and are shod with 265/40-series tires. Audi offers five additional wheels as options, four of which have a 21-inch diagonal. The four internally ventilated disc brakes measure 400 millimeters (15.75 in) in diameter up front and 365 millimeters (14.37 in) at the rear. The matt black calipers up front bear S8 logos. Each of the optional carbon fiber-ceramic discs saves over five kilograms (11 lb) of weight. Their calipers are anthracite gray. The ESP stabilization program includes a sport mode, in which engine output is determined solely by the position of the pedals.
A decisive advantage of the S8 is the comparatively low weight of 1,975 kilograms (4,354.13 lb). The luxury sedan's ASF (Audi Space Frame) body is made almost entirely of aluminum. Only the B-pillars are made of ultra high-strength steel. The body weighs just 231 kilograms (509.27 lb); a conventional steel construction would be around 100 kilograms (220.46 lb) heavier. The Audi ultra-lightweight construction allows weight to be reduced in other areas as well, such as the chassis.
Fine design details signal the special position that the 5.15 meter-long (16.90 ft) S8 occupies in the Audi range. The single-frame grille is platinum gray and its eight double bars are covered in chrome. An aluminum-look blade makes the bumper appear sharper, and there are high-gloss black slats and aluminum-look ribs in the side air intakes.
On the sides, body color trim strips on the sills, door handles with strips of aluminum and polished aluminum-look mirror housings catch the eye. The diffuser insert at the back of the car includes a blade with a two-layer aluminum-look finish offset with parts in platinum gray. The exhaust system ends in two oval dual tailpipes in a chrome-look finish.
S8 or V8 T badges can be found in the front, on the back and on the sides. The color range includes 13 shades, two of which – Daytona Gray and Prism Silver – are reserved for the S8.
The interior shines with craftsman-like fit and finish and small yet effective accents. The multi-way, power-adjustable comfort sport seats have been designed exclusively for the S8. They are optionally available with exclusive seat upholstery in quilted lunar silver. The stitching and piping are in contrasting steel gray, while the upper inlays on the instrument panel and tiptronic selector lever present the material Carbon Atlas.
The leather multifunction sport steering wheel has color-contrasting stitching and an S8 emblem, which can also be found on the instruments. Typical of the Audi S models, these have gray dials with white needles – a design which is repeated in the classic analogue clock. The illuminated door sill trims with the S8 logo are a further eye-catcher. The display of the driver information system and the MMI monitor greet the driver with special S8 screens. The shift paddles and pedals are in an aluminum-look finish; a red ring frames the start button.
The S8 offers a wide selection of interior colors, inlays and seat upholstery. These include particularly soft Valcona leather and seats with ventilation and massage functions. The leather package, a DVD changer, the convenience key with sensor-controlled lock for the trunk and the ambient lighting package round out the list of standard interior equipment. The Audi S8 is also equipped with the innovative LED headlights and double glazing.
Beyond the generous standard equipment, Audi makes all of the high-end options from the A8 series available in the new S8. The driver assistance systems, which are closely networked with one another and the navigation system, are particularly innovative.
The core of these is the adaptive cruise control system with stop & go function; others include Audi side assist, Audi lane assist, the speed limit display and the night vision assistant with highlighting of detected pedestrians.
Supplementing these technologies is the safety system Audi pre sense, which is available in a number of versions. A new break recommendation function uses steering motions and additional parameters to detect if the driver is getting tired and issues an appropriate warning.
New to the A8 family is the parking system with 360° camera. Four small cameras record images of the sedan's immediate surroundings and a computer splices them together. The driver can call up a variety of views on the MMI monitor, including a virtual top-down view. The system enhances safety while maneuvering and in narrow driveways. Special views allow the driver to see cross-traffic.
The MMI navigation plus, which comes standard, represents the state-of-the-art in infotainment systems. It includes the groundbreaking MMI touch input system, a large hard drive and a high-resolution 8-inch display. The high-end system can be combined with the likewise standard Bluetooth online car phone, which brings special Internet services to the car and provides WLAN connectivity for mobile devices.
The Bang & Olufsen Advanced Sound System with its 1,400 watt amplifiers and 19 speakers impresses with its amazing sound.
Source: Audi AG & Audi USA


According to an actual research 38% of New Zealanders don't have a will. While some addressed a lack of assets as a reason, most people simply can't be bothered do make one.
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Carol Mertz
is a law-abiding citizen. Promise.
An elite crime syndicate has anonymously assembled eight of us, the most talented criminal masterminds in the field. Everything was going so well until our heist was busted by the cops, and a barrage of bullets took out some of the team. It's up to everyone who made it out alive to convene in the hideout, interrogate each other, and figure out who among us is the Cop informant who blew the hit. If we don't take out the Cop before their backup arrives, none of us will survive this mission.
Hideout is a social deduction game of criminal identities and questionable stories. Players take on the roles of criminals after a busted heist, interrogating each other for information to try to root out the undercover cop. The cop has to play it cool, pretend to be a criminal, and figure out the roles of the other players before the other players discover who they are.
I designed Hideout in collaboration with artist and co-designer Edanur Kuntman. Hideout is based on "Covert Criminals," which the two of us designed alongside Avery Holmes & Shak'ar Mujukian.
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Dodgers @ Padres Sept. 3, 2015: Corey Seager's MLB debut
Dustin Nosler 09/03/2015	Game Threads 1,923 Comments
Corey Seager is making his MLB debut tonight. He's batting eighth and giving Jimmy Rollins a much-needed night off. I thought this debut wouldn't come until next year, but now that it's here, I'm excited.
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If there are any doubts about Seager's ability to play shortstop at the next level (and there are), just look who's playing short for the Padres tonight. "If <insert player's name> can do it, then <insert other player's name> can do it," seems pretty apropos in this case.
Seager will wear No. 5, as the numbers he wore in the minors — Nos. 12, 18 and 22 — are all taken by Juan Nicasio, Jose Peraza and Clayton Kershaw. Maybe next year, slugger. To make room for Seager on the 40-man roster, Andy Wilkins was designated for assignment.
It remains to be seen how long Seager will stick around this month, but it might not be for long.
Just spoke to a source in OKC re: Corey Seager. Said he'll be with team for Padres series and return to OKC unless they absolutely need him.
— Ryan Walton (@RyanWaltonSBN) September 3, 2015
Seager going back down for the playoffs would depend on the status of Justin Turner and Jose Peraza
It seems Seager will fill both backup shortstop and third base duties until the guys ahead of him on the depth chart (Enrique Hernandez and Peraza) are healthy.
In other non-Seager news, Yimi Garcia is back with the team. That's good! Andre Ethier's knee is swollen after fouling a ball off it last night. That's not so good.
Also, there's this:
After 8 successful drafts in CO, honored to join the @Dodgers scouting dept. Taking with me my Rockies roots and many lifelong friendships.
— Alan Matthews (@matthewsmlb) September 3, 2015
This is significant obviously because the Dodgers added another talent-evaluator to the organization, but also because Matthews is a former prospect writer for Baseball America. He's been with the Rockies for the last eight years. His best draft signing has probably been Mike's favorite player Charlie Blackmon. Talent!
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HomeDigging Deep Into the Collective Kitchens of Israel
Digging Deep Into the Collective Kitchens of Israel
Jonathan CummingsApril 16, 2013Courtesy of 'Chadar Ochel...
Courtesy of 'Chadar Ochel...
A recipe book collected from the now-silent dining rooms of Israel's kibbutzim sounds like a bad joke, a snide swipe at a relic of the old Israel from a couple of Tel Aviv hipsters. This book's recipe for French Fried Potato Quiche and references to rubber chicken would fit right in. Yet Assi Haim and Ofer Vardi's new cookbook "Chadar Ochel," meaning "dining hall," is anything but.
With the warmth and affection of people visiting familiar but distant relatives, the authors go in search of the Chadar Ochel, the communal dining room, the "beating heart" of the kibbutz, its physical and social center. They traveled the country, visiting dozens of kibbutzim, collecting hundreds of stories, photographs and close to 60 recipes. Their aim was not to compile another community cookbook, but rather to collect what they could still find of a now-fading institution, before it is too late.
In its heyday, before commercial caterers and differential wages came along, the dining room was the essential focal point of the kibbutz. Its long tables were one of the most iconic images of Israel, instantly recognizable at home and abroad.
The first permanent building in a new settlement, the dining room often dwarfed the modest members' housing and the wide lawns that encircled them. According to Haifa University sociologist Oz Almog, the architecture of the dining room was a statement, a monument to the communal, modern and secular values of the kibbutz movement. It played multiple roles in the life of the community. Without any means of cooking at home, there was no alternative to eating together. It was also the arena in which communal dramas were played out. In the great Mapai-Mapam schism of the early 1950s over the extent of Israel's pro-Soviet orientation, which eventually resulted in several kibbutzs physically splitting into two, rival groups ate in roped-off areas for fear of ideological contamination.
Against this background, the food itself might seem secondary. It was frugal, simple and with a strong influence of Ashkenazi culture, notes Israeli celebrity chef Jonathan Roshfeld, who grew up on Kibbutz Ruhama in the Negev. There wasn't much for the Moroccans, the Algerians or the Tunisians to enjoy in the early years, he added. In those years, food was scarce in any case, although today's enormous "Israeli breakfast" of salads, cheeses and eggs are typical of breakfasts offered in kibbutzim from the 1950s where access to locally grown produce ensured better food than that of city-dwellers whose consumption was rationed.
The book wisely steers clear of these staples, though, and finds some of the more unusual dishes and the stories behind them, which livened up the otherwise mundane cuisine. In the collective environment of the kibbutz, they took the place of a grandmother's or mother's famed recipe for brisket or birthday cake. Often, they were a taste of home for immigrants, or a link to the past.
Take, for example, the steamed pudding of Kibbutz Beit Hanassi. When its British immigrant members hankered for home, they dreamed of the kind of pudding dished up in a thousand school canteens, smothered in custard. The only problem was finding a receptacle in which to cook it. For weeks they ate tinned peas until the huge cans were empty and reused as steamers.
On Kfar Masaryk, just over the road from Akko, the dining room faced competition from the local Arab hummus joints until the cooks decided to master the recipe themselves. Near Haifa, on Kibbutz Ma'agan Michael, an early Canadian volunteer's determination to use up Friday night's leftover challah just as he did at home still has volunteers up early on Shabbat morning, frying hundreds of slices of French toast.
A hint of larger Israeli stories are at play in the book, too. Kibbutz Kinneret's famed teigelach, the honey-drenched cookies beloved by Litvaks, were parceled up in a Red Cross package, intended to reach one of its members who had fallen into Syrian captivity during the 1973 Yom Kippur war. What better way to guarantee that he would know the food came from home?
Sadly, now, as the kibbutz morphs in a new Israel, the huge buildings stand largely silent.
In truth, the communal dining room faced challenges from its earliest days, starting with a popular Israeli household item, the kumkum or electric kettle. Once members could make instant coffee at home, they began to do so. Surreptitiously at first, and then more openly, members' lives moved towards their own homes, and away from the center, but some of these recipes endured.
The traditional kibbutz has mostly passed away, but it is not yet a piece of history. "Chadar Ochel" is neither a glossy celebration-of-life album, a practical how-to guide for the aspiring kibbutz cook, nor a somber sefer zikaron, a catalog of death. Weaving the contemporary with the historical, it captures both the vulnerabilities and the essential resilience of the kibbutz as idea and as reality — and places food at its heart.
Try Kibbutz Kinnert's recipe for teigelach here
Contact Jonathan Cummings at feedback@forward.com
Jonathan Cummings


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Fitness in the Park photo courtesy City of San Antonio Parks & Recreation Dept.
What to Do in San Antonio Today: October 11
Loteria, San Antonio FC and cardio kickboxing
Wednesdays are for lotería at Pico do Gallo. Purchase a drink, appetizer or entrée and receive a lotería card so you can participate in a game with La Familia Cortez. Wednesday, 6-8:30 p.m. 111 S. Leona St., picodegallo.com
Join Fitness in the Park for a cardio class meant for every fitness level. Can't make it in time for kickboxing? Interval training takes place afterward. Wednesday, 6 p.m. Walker Ranch Park, 12603 West Ave., sanantonio.gov
San Antonio FC vs. Portland Timbers 2
Cheer on San Antonio FC in their second to last game of the regular season. San Antonio is ranked third in the USL's Western Conference Standings and they're working to get back into the top spot. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Toyota Field, 5106 David Edwards Drive, sanantoniofc.com


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The conference is being held on the University of Southampton's Highfield Campus (this is the main campus). It is about 2 miles / 35 mins walk north of the city centre.
You can fly directly to Southampton which is on the South Coast of England situated between Brighton and Bournemouth, close to the New Forest and the Isle of Wight. Ferries from France and Spain arrive in Portsmouth which is just a twenty minute drive from the city.
Southampton is an international port in its own right, with a wealth of history evidence of which which survives in its medieval old town. It is in easy travelling distance of many other historic locations including Stonehenge, the ancient cathedral town of Winchester and of course the UK's capital city of London.
From London to Southampton: There are approximately three direct trains every hour from London Waterloo Station to Southampton Airport Parkway with the journey time taking just over 1 hour. For train timetables and fares visit: www.thetrainline.com.
Connecting buses run directly every 15 minutes to the University, of you can queue for a taxi from the rank (cross platform to reach main booking office, the taxi rank is immediately outside).
If your train first stops at Southampton Central you can take a direct connecting Unilink bus to the University (U1A) which leaves every 15 minutes from the south side of the Station.
Flying to the UK
If flying in to the UK we would recommend that Southampton, Heathrow or Gatwick are best options for ease of travel.
Southampton Airport: Southampton airport has 13 airlines/tour operators serving around 48 destinations. For details on the routes served visit www.baa.com/main/airports/southampton or Tel: +44 (0)870 040 009. From the airport there is a direct bus service U1C that leaves the airport and goes directly to the University Bus Interchange. Airport taxis must be pre-booked or booked at the desk on arrival, or you can walk across to the station and queue at the public taxi rank.
Heathrow Airport: If flying in to Heathrow airport, and you wish to take public transport to Southampton we would recommend that the coach is the fastest route. Direct coaches take approx 1 hour 30 mins. English Rose Taxis http://www.englishrosecollection.co.uk/ are a local firm who can be booked for direct taxi transfer cost approx £75.
Gatwick Airport: If flying in to Gatwick Airport, you can choose between a train (www.thetrainline.com direct, of via Clapham Junction) or a coach.
Direct coaches take approx 1 hour 30 mins. Visit www.nationalexpress.com for coach timetables
English Rose Taxis http://www.englishrosecollection.co.uk/ are a local firm who can be pre-booked for direct taxi transfer cost approx £75.
Major coach services travelling to Southampton call at the University Bus Interchange. Visit www.nationalexpress.com for coach timetables.
The University Bus Interchange is at the heart of the Highfield Campus and two minutes walk from the conference venue. Visit www.uni-link.com for details.
U1C runs from the airport to the City via the University Bus Interchange
U1A runs from the City to the Airport via the University Bus Interchange
Portsmouth is approximately 30 minutes by road and has regular services to and from Cherbourg, Caen, Le Havre, St Malo and Bilbao. Visit www.portsmouth-port.co.uk for more info.
From London or the North – M3, exit at J14 on to the A33 to Southampton.
From the West – M27, exit at J3 on to the M271 to Southampton
From the East – M27, exit at J8 on to the A3024 to Southampton
Follow signs to Southampton University.
Click here for pdf of a map
To pre book a taxi in Southampton, please contact:
West Quay Cars: +44(0)700 0700 0700
Radio Taxis: +44 (0)23 8066 6666
Taxis can take you directly to your accommodation, or drop you on campus at the Highfield University Bus Interchange which is two minutes walk from the conference venue.
(The university of Southampton's transport page is here)
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The first thing to take note of is the fact the case is black, as black as can be. When I first saw it, I couldn't stop thinking how much it reminded of a standard Dell server case. Aside from this, my initial impressions were how heavy yet sturdy the case was while not forgetting its nifty feet stands. Additionally, all the edges inside the case are rounded and very smooth, this comes in handy if you don't want small little cuts on your hands after building your system.
The case measures in at 12" by 13" and has four 4 x 5.25" drive bays and 6 x 3.5" drive bays, measuring in a little bit smaller than competing size PC70 case from Lian Li. It's important to note that two of those four 3.5" drive bays are hidden; this makes them only suitable for hard disk drives.
Both of the 3.5" drive bay racks can be removed by simply changing a lever's position which locks them into place so they don't move during transportation. The Lian Li range of cases (i.e. PC30 Mini Tower and PC65 USB) also have a similar option of the 3.5" drive bay racks being able to be removed, but unlike the 710B, screws are required to be messed around with due to their screw design. All the same, Enermax include a lot of screws required for overall installation of things like motherboards and expansion cards, no more than a quarter of what was supplied was used.
Equally as impressive, each drive bay rack includes a mount for one 80mm fan which, once placed in the mount, locks into place nice and securely. After experiencing hard disk drive failure due to a lack of cooling, I am pleased to see Enermax made some allowances here. The lever which locks the drive bay rack into place is also shown in this shot; life couldn't be made any easier.
As you can see from the shot above, it's just a matter of placing your hard disk drives into the drive bay rack and sliding it in and locking it in place. You can be assured it's such a tight and secure fit that you aren't going to have a fairly heavy drive bay bouncing around your case whilst on your way to a LAN, dread the thought.


The Rocket R Nine One is a competitive prosumer machine with decidedly commercial features, boasting touch screen controls and a pressure profiling system for all the control you could need.
Rocket prefers to be a company of firsts, proving that philosophy yet again with the R Nine One, a pressure profiling dual boiler machine with a saturated group. Based on market feedback and an examination of competing machines, they took elements from their commercial products to bring to bear in the home market. The R Nine One makes use of a 1.9 l saturated group assembly for brewing and a massive 3.6 l boiler for steaming. Echoing the R 60V, the R Nine One also brings back pressure profiling, this time achieved via a magnetic pump and potentiometer.
The new brewing features also come with more modern controls. The machine is equipped with a vivid touch screen display for controlling and programming the its various functions; conversely, brew and steam pressure are still measured in analog via a set of massive gauges located beneath the screen. With more brains behind touch screen, the machine can be programmed with 5 unique pressure profiles, maintenance alerts, and automatic on/off times for every day of the week. Aesthetically, the R Nine One's Rocket DNA is on full display with the iconic "R" present in several locations alongside the unique Appartamento style feet and raised "ROCKET" letters on the back panel.
The R Nine One features both manual and programmable pressure profiling functionality. The variable water pressure is achieved by a magnetic pump which is controlled by a potentiometer in the brew paddle. Up to 5 pressure profiles can be programmed and saved.
In a first for Rocket, controlling the R Nine One is handled by a Gicar touch display. The screen features vivid colors and allows you to intuitively program the various functions the machine can perform.
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The Flora of North America project is a collaborative, bi-national effort to compile the first comprehensive description of all plants growing spontaneously in the United States, Canada, and Greenland. The Missouri Botanical Garden serves as the main editorial center and project editors work at more than 35 institutions across North America.
The flora of North America is remarkably rich and interesting, in part because of the continent's geological history and in part because of its diverse topography and range of climates. The area north of Mexico alone has about 18,600 species of vascular plants. Thirty-eight percent of the genera native to this area are found only in North America, and an additional 18 percent are found only in North, South, and Central America.
The planned 30 volumes in the series are being published by Oxford University Press with this same data available on the project's website – www.fna.org. The first two volumes were published in late 1993 and since then an additional 14 volumes have appeared, including the three volumes treating the largest plant family in North America – the Asteraceae or Sunflower family – which appeared during 2006. Volume 7 includes two important groups in the Flora; the Salicaceae or Willow family and Brassicaceae or Mustard family. The books and website contain plant names, descriptions, geographic ranges, occurrence maps, and illustrations. In addition, information about the flora is maintained in a computerized database called Tropicos®; this database will be constantly updated and maintained as a permanent resource.
The Flora will be useful not only for theoretical work in taxonomy, ecology, and other plant studies, but also for practical use and general reference in biology, conservation, wildlife management, forestry, horticulture, environmental sciences, and agriculture.
In order to identify a plant species as endangered, conservation groups such as the Center for Plant Conservation, The Nature Conservancy, and others require reliable and thorough information about that species. It is crucial that one reference be available as a landmark, a common point of reference; the Flora of North America will fill this need.
The project draws on the expertise of botanists throughout the world. Specialists have been asked to write treatments for the groups that they study, and these treatments are reviewed thoroughly by members of the Flora's editorial committee and other botanists, particularly those familiar with the plants as they grow in the wild. The entire Flora will be written and reviewed by a large segment of the systematic botanical community and will draw on all of its resources.
The total cost for the Flora of North America is approximately $1 million per year. The project has thus far received major funding from entities such as the National Science Foundation, Mellon Foundation, Pew Charitable Trusts, Chanticleer Foundation, Chevron Texaco Foundation, David and Lucille Packard Foundation, Surdna Foundation, Dula Foundation, Fairweather Foundation, ARCO Foundation, Chase Garvey Foundation, Hewlett Foundation and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. In order to bring the project to a successful completion, additional sources of funding continue to be sought.


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Olivia Wilde, Orlando Bloom, Scarlett Johansson to attend the Tony Awards
Cast member Orlando Bloom attends the premiere of the premiere of the motion picture fantasy "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" in Los Angeles on May 18. The actor is confirmed as an attendee for next month's Tony Awards ceremony. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo
Olivia Wilde arrives at the Toronto International Film Festival premiere of "Colossal" on September 9, 2016. File Photo by Christine Chew/UPI | License Photo
Scarlett Johansson arrives on the red carpet at the "Ghost in the Shell" on March 29 in New York City. File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
May 31 (UPI) -- Orlando Bloom, Stephen Colbert and Tina Fey are confirmed to appear on the June 11 broadcast of the Tony Awards ceremony in New York.
Also expected to take part in the festivities, which recognize excellence on Broadway, are Josh Gad, Josh Groban, Taraji P. Henson, Scarlett Johansson, Anna Kendrick, Keegan-Michael Key, Bette Midler, Ben Platt and Olivia Wilde.
Kevin Spacey is to host the show at Radio City Music Hall. It is to air on CBS.
The Josh Groban-led Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 goes into the event with a leading, 12 Tony Award nominations, including Best Musical. The show will compete with Come From Away, Dear Evan Hansen and Groundhog Day for the top prize.
Following close behind is the revival of Hello Dolly! with 10 nods and Dear Evan Hansen with nine.
.@AnnaKendrick47, @KeeganMKey, @TherealTaraji, @joshgroban, and more to appear at #TonyAwards2017: https://t.co/Yy2Lukyhif. pic.twitter.com/Me0oWhiBfv
— The Tony Awards (@TheTonyAwards) May 31, 2017
Idina Menzel to star in off-Broadway's 'Skintight' FOX to air live staging of the musical 'Rent' Elizabeth McGovern to star in Broadway revival of 'Time and the Conways' Sally Field calls her 'Menagerie' matriarch 'the female Hamlet'
Cosplayers attend Supercon in Miami


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Grants administration 1
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Treasury 11
Border 10
Published: Tuesday 20 June 2017
Effectiveness of the Governance of the Northern Land Council
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of the governance of the Northern Land Council in fulfilling its responsibilities and obligations under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976, Native Title Act 1993 and Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013.
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet; Northern Land Council
Indigenous Aged Care
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of Australian Government-funded aged care services delivered to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Please note: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this website may contain images of deceased people.
Department of Health; Australian Aged Care Quality Agency
Published: Monday 10 April 2017
Conduct of the OneSKY Tender
The objective of this audit was to assess whether the OneSKY tender was conducted so as to provide value with public resources and achieve required timeframes for the effective replacement of the existing air traffic management platforms.
Airservices Australia; Department of Defence
Published: Tuesday 14 February 2017
The Approval and Administration of Commonwealth Funding for the WestConnex Project
The objective of this audit was to assess whether appropriate steps were taken to protect the Commonwealth's interests and obtain value for money in respect to the $3.5 billion in Commonwealth funding committed to the NSW Government for the WestConnex project.
Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development; Infrastructure Australia
Published: Friday 3 February 2017
Indigenous Advancement Strategy
The audit objective was to assess whether the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet has effectively established and implemented the Indigenous Advancement Strategy to achieve the outcomes desired by government.
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
Administration of the Luxury Car Tax
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of the Tax Office's administration of the LCT, including aspects of the tax administered by Customs on behalf of the Tax Office.
Published: Thursday 5 May 2011
Management of the Aviation and Maritime Security Identification Card Schemes
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of Department of Infrastructure and Transport's and the Attorney‐General's Department's management of the Aviation and Maritime Security Identification Card (ASIC and MSIC) schemes.
Attorney General's Department; Department of Infrastructure and Transport
Attorney-General's
Published: Tuesday 21 December 2010
Home Ownership on Indigenous Land Program
The objective of the audit was to assess the administrative effectiveness of FaHCSIA's and IBA's management of the HOIL program. In particular, the audit examined the administrative design of the program, its implementation and progress in achieving the expected results.
Department of Families, Housing, Community Services & Indigenous Affairs; Indigenous Business Australia
Published: Wednesday 15 December 2010
Indigenous Housing Initiatives the Fixing Houses for Better Health program
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of FaHCSIA's management of the Fixing Houses for Better Health program since 2005.
The audit reviewed the two elements of the program for which FaHCSIA is responsible: management of the service delivery arrangements and overall performance monitoring and reporting. Following the development of the National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing, which introduced new approaches to the delivery of Indigenous programs, FaHCSIA made changes to FHBH for the 2009–11 phase. The audit has focused on both the 2005–09 and the 2009–11 phases. This provided coverage of the program's normal operations as well enabling the audit to consider the modifications made to the program for the
2009–11 phase.
Against this background, the audit considered whether:
program management arrangements had been established that were suitable for the size, nature and objectives of the FHBH program;
service delivery arrangements were designed to support the achievement of the program's objectives and FaHCSIA's management of the program; and
FaHCSIA used robust systems to monitor achievement of the program objectives.
The ANAO also considered whether there was any experience from the department's management of FHBH that could be broadly applied to FaHCSIA's management of the National Partnership Agreement.
Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
Published: Thursday 9 December 2010
Army Aboriginal Community Assistance Program
The audit assessed FaHCSIA's management of AACAP and how the department monitors the contribution the program is making to the improvement of primary and environmental health, and living conditions, in remote Indigenous communities.
The audit examined program delivery under the 2006–2009 MoU, as well as the planning for the 2010 project under the variation to the 2006–2009 MoU. As part of the audit the ANAO considered:
program strategy and implementation including the roles and responsibilities of the major stakeholders, community selection and scope of works (Chapter 2);
the financial management of the program and the changing role of the Contracted Program Manager (Chapter 3); and
performance measures, including FaHCSIA's performance reporting framework, and approach to monitoring and reporting performance against the stated program objectives (Chapter 4).
The audit focused on AACAP in so far as it relates to Indigenous community outcomes. It did not consider the program from the perspective of the Australian Defence Force capability building.


The 2019 Annual Town Election Ballot has been finalized - Mark you calendar for the May 21st Election!
View the sample ballot draft below. The polls will be open at Memorial Elementary School, 43 Lincoln Street, from 7am-8pm on Tuesday, May 21st. Will you be out of Town that day? Vote absentee! Absentee ballots will be available the week of April 22nd. Visit Town Hall to vote absentee in person or drop a signed request to the Town Clerk (via mail to 10 Central Street, email at townclerk@manchester.ma.us or fax to 978-526-2001).
Have you ever considered volunteering as a poll worker? It's a great day to see your friends and neighbors!
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Click here to see if you are registered to vote, check your party enrollment or to register to vote online!
While we understand the frustration of residents whose travel plans or other circumstances may prevent their attending on April 1, the Town has no choice but to follow the requirements of state law. In 2003, almost 850 voters attended the meeting to consider construction of the Middle High School. With electronic voting, everyone will be able to express her or his choice privately, and we'll know the result immediately – without having to count paper ballots as we did 15 years ago!


Federal fisheries officials and the Center for Coastal Studies have spotted the first and second North Atlantic right whale calf and mother of the season in Cape Cod Bay.
PROVINCETOWN - Federal fisheries officials and the Center for Coastal Studies over this past weekend spotted the first and second North Atlantic right whale calf and mother of the season in Cape Cod Bay.
The Woods Hole-based Northeast Fisheries Science Center spotted the first pair on Saturday. An airplane survey team spotted the second pair on Sunday, according to a statement from the Center for Coastal Studies.
The calf spotted Sunday, which was first sighted by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Jan. 17 in the calving grounds of the southeastern U.S., was the third of seven known mother-calf pairs of the season.
The calf spotted by the Center for Coastal Studies survey was born to a right whale known as No. 1204, an animal that is at least 38 years old and was first identified in 1982, the statement said. This is the mother whale's ninth known calf, with her first documented in 1988 and the most recent one in 2013.


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Walden Media has appointed 20th Century Fox Licensing & Merchandising as its worldwide licensing agent for its future films.
The deal will cover upcoming releases such as The Dark Is Rising, Nim's Island, City Of Ember, and The Tortoise & The Hippo.
The abovementioned titles will be distributed by Twentieth Century Fox and marketed by Fox Walden, the joint venture co-owned by Fox and Walden.
Walden Media films that have previously been set up at other studios, such as upcoming Chronicles Of Narnia films set up at Disney, will not be affected by this agreement.
Fox will also provide licensing and merchandising for films from Walden Media's sister company Bristol Bay Productions.
'We have had a positive and rewarding relationship working with Fox through the formation of our joint venture Fox Walden, so it was a logical next step for us to expand upon this productive alliance by partnering with their highly regarded licensing and merchandising team,' Anschutz Film Group chief executive officer David Weil said.
'We are energised to be joining forces with such a strong family entertainment brand as Walden Media,' Elie Dekel, executive vice president of Fox Licensing & Merchandising said.
Walden Media has acquired film rights to the bestselling book series The Berenstain Bears.


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