A claim in the Court of Private Land Claims for land within the limits of a mine grant, which grant has been confirmed by Congress and a patent issued therefor, must be rejected by that court.
interest to one apparently holding a good title under a Spanish or Mexican grant which subsequently turns out to be invalid by reason of an older or better title.
This was a petition filed by the Town of Real de Dolores del Oro and Guadalupe Montoya against the United States, the New Mexico Mining Company, and a large number of other defendants for the confirmation of a tract of land containing four square leagues, having for its center the center of the old Real de Dolores del Oro, being the church situated therein, with a prayer that the tract may be confirmed to the town, or to the petitioner Montoya in his own right, and in trust for the benefit of the other owners of lands within its limits.
now held and claimed by a large number of persons under such grant, and it is not known that any of the possessors or claimants thereof are adverse to the petitioners, though they are informed that the New Mexico Mining Company claims some title or interest therein by virtue of a private land grant, which is subordinate to their title; that no claim for such tract has ever been submitted to the authorities, and no survey of the tract has ever been made.
Subsequently an order was made by the court requiring petitioners to bring before the court, as parties defendant, certain adverse possessors and claimants to portions of the land claimed under what was known as the San Antonio de las Huertas grant, then pending before the court.
The United States answered this petition, traversing the petitioners' allegations as to the origin, existence, and right of the town to the grant claimed, and denied generally all the other allegations. The answer further averred that even if such grant had been made as set forth in the petition, the land claimed thereunder was entirely within the limits of a tract of land known as the Ortiz Mine grant, which, by virtue of the laws, usages, and customs, and mining ordinances of Mexico was, on the 28th of December, 1833, made to Jose Francisco Ortiz and Ignacio Cano; that the claim for such land was presented by the successors in interest of the original grantees to the Surveyor General of New Mexico under the provisions of the Act of Congress of June 27, 1854, for his approval. That the Surveyor General subsequently approved the claim, transmitted the same to Congress, recommended its confirmation, and that, afterwards Congress, by Act approved March 1, 1861, confirmed said claim. That subsequently a survey was made by the public authorities, and on May 20, 1876, letters patent for such confirmed grant were duly issued to the New Mexico Mining Company as owner thereof. That such patent included the lands claimed in the petition, and that the action of Congress was and is conclusive and binding upon this Court.
answer did not allege that the right of the petitioners to said land described in their amended petition had ever been lawfully acted upon or decided by Congress or under its authority, and that said matter in said amended answer was insufficient in law to constitute a defense.
These exceptions were overruled by the court upon the ground that the claims of the petitioners were imperfect at the time the sovereignty and jurisdiction were acquired by the United States, and that it appeared by the answer that the government had confirmed another grant and patented all the lands included in petitioners' claim.
"was not a perfect and complete grant thereof at or prior to the date of the cession of New Mexico to the United States under and by virtue of the laws, usages, and customs of the Republic of Mexico in force at the alleged date thereof, and that the lands embraced within the said alleged grant to the petitioners lie wholly within the exterior boundaries of the Ortiz mining grant, . . . and that the right to the said land having been thereby lawfully acted upon and decided by Congress, and the government of the United States having divested itself of the title to said property by the said act of confirmation, and the said patent issued in pursuance thereof, this cause cannot be maintained in this court for the confirmation of the claim of petitioners, alleged in said amended petition."
Whereupon petitioners appealed to this Court.
by Congress and a patent therefor issued to the principal defendant -- it follows, without adverting to other defenses, that under the opinion in United States v. Conway, just decided, the claim was properly rejected.
of Private Land Claims in a prior case, and we think it is correct.
MR. JUSTICE SHIRAS and MR. JUSTICE WHITE dissented.
"SEC. 14. That if in any case it shall appear that the lands or any part thereof decreed to any claimant under the provisions of this act shall have been sold or granted by the United States to any other person, such title from the United States to such other person shall remain valid notwithstanding such decree, and upon proof's being made to the satisfaction of said court of such sale or grant and the value of the lands so sold or granted, such court shall render judgment in favor of such claimant against the United States for the reasonable value of said lands so sold or granted, exclusive of betterments, not exceeding one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre for such lands, and such judgment, when found, shall be a charge on the Treasury of the United States. Either party deeming himself aggrieved by such judgment may appeal in the same manner as provided herein in cases of confirmation of a Spanish or Mexican grant. For the purpose of ascertaining the value and amount of such lands, surveys may be ordered by the court and proof taken before the court, or by a commissioner appointed for that purpose by the court."


What a beaut. Love how they're not literal camos but a washed version instead. Best of all? Women's sizing bebe!
SM Kids Fashion Toon Fest this Weekend!
Don't miss it! Berry & I went to the launch this morning at SM Megamall Megatrade Hall 2 and there are plenty of activities to keep the kiddos occupied.
Catch Toon Fest Street Style only until this Sunday, September 1, 2013.
For more on Toon Fest 2013, click click!
I have travel on my mind, mostly because it has been months since we had our family vacation. So it was with much glee that I went through all the comments, reading about your dream destinations. I felt like I was right there in Japan one minute, then Morocco, then Fiji next.
I want to thank everyone who joined the giveaway because reading your entries not only transported me to your dream locations. The best ones inspired me to add your destinations to my own list, and made me feel that if I closed my eyes and imagined hard enough, I am seeing the place right that very moment.
This excited traveler has been dreaming of a trip to Firenze, or Florence, Italy.
I would don my Yosi Samras and head straight to the city's tallest structure, il Duomo or the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. I would admire its intricate façade of pink, green and white marble, including the Campanile with bas-reliefs by Pisano. I would enter its great doors and in keeping with my personal travel tradition, pray and say thanks for another great adventure. I would roam this immense structure starting from the ruins of Santa Reparata Church down in the crypt. Then I would climb the more than 400 steps to Brunelleschi's famed dome, and from there step out to catch my breath and have it swept away again by the magnificent views of the city.
Just outside il Duomo is the Baptistry where famous Florentines including Dante were baptized. I hope I don't get a stiff neck from viewing the colorful mosaics of the Last Judgment adorning the ceiling!
A visit to Florence would not be complete without immersing oneself in the plethora of masterpieces that the city is known for. I would love to see the treasures in the Uffizi, including Botticelli's The Birth of Venus, Michelangelo's The Holy Family, and Leonardo da Vinci's The Annunciation, to name a few.
It is said that there are only three "shopping bridges" left in the world, where you can walk across each of them and marvel at the quaint stores that have lined these bridges for many years. I have been fortunate enough to visit two of the three: the Pulteney Bridge in Bath and the Ponte di Rialto in Venice. To complete this unique bucket list, and to round off my amazing visit to Florence, it would be absolutely amazing for my Yosi Samras and I to walk across the famed Ponte Vecchio and admire the work of local artists and jewelers, and perhaps pick up an interesting souvenir from this truly Renaissance city.
My dream destination is the Poseidon Underwater Resort. The first of the chains was supposed to open on Fiji Island in 2008, however it is still reportedly "under construction".
I love the concept of an underwater hotel. Prior to motherhood, one of my passions was scuba diving, and my husband and I would travel the different parts of the world looking for the best diving destination sites. Fiji was on the list.
But imagine, diving with the beauty of the ocean during the day, and still being able to SLEEP with the water and the fish around you at night! There's so much one can see and love and enjoy in the underwater world, I don't think I'd ever get tired of it!
Congratulations Pia & Jenny! Thank you for your very compelling stories! Pia, I loved that trivia about the shopping bridge. Jenny, I did not even know such a place is being developed. I am sure it will be equal parts amazing and fascinating. I will be in touch with you via email on how you may claim your prize!
* FYI, winners who are Metro Manila residents may claim their pair at their nearest Yosi Samra outlet. Winners who are not residents of Metro Manila will have to advise us of your size, preferred style and address so the Yosi Samra/Nuffnang representative can send your shoes.
Please wait for my email so the Yosi Samra/Nuffnang representative can coordinate with us accordingly.
Some sources of iron in our daily diet include red meat, eggs, liver, oatmeal, nuts, as well as food supplements and formulations like Sangobion.
But Sangobion is more than just iron, because it's contains vitamins and minerals that women need to stay in tip top condition while dealing with the demands of daily life. Just a tip, from one girl to another. Wink! Wink!
Well, hello there my little bunnies! Care to share your most sulit cleaning tip? Because we all love a good scrubbing up story here.
I'll start off. I have two!
1. When I saved a fortune from laundry and dry cleaning bills using Grandma's Secret Spot Remover.
2. When I saved a few thousand pesos by using Germ Killer to remove molds on my leather boots.
Now, it's your turn! Share a cleaning tip with us and you stand a chance to win a bucketful of cleaning supplies from Tonkita by Arix!
Join by using the Rafflecopter widget below!
We'll announce the winner by September 14, 2013!
How were the past few days like for you and your family?
We pretty much stayed home, because the rains were scary strong. Spent our days puttering around, organizing the home, baking pies, and then eventually sorting out old clothes for donations and making arrangements with friends to pick up and deliver goods for MOMSHARE's donation drive for displaced families. Let's all help out any way we can!
We also played dress up a bit. I found these super cool tuxedo stripe leggings by Garfield at SM Kids Fashion in Megamall. Super reasonably priced at Php369.75 only.
I got the Batman shirt for Xavi for Php200+. The cotton is nice and sturdy and Xavi is fascinated with the shiny bat, teehee.
1. Material. Choose clothes that are breathable, better if made from 100% Cotton. The Toon Fest t-shirts I've bought so far are all 100% cotton and the prints are not the type to flake off. Good quality stuff, enough to last for years.
2. Comfort. Always inspect for fabric that might be itchy (like hard tulle or chemically treated fabrics), zippers or studs that may be uncomfortable or that may poke, and clothes that do not fit right.
3. Sizing. It is always better to buy 1-2 sizes bigger so that kids can grow into their clothes, rather than purchasing something that might fit perfectly at the store but might shrink in the wash.
4. Workmanship. Cheap is not an excuse for shoddy workmanship and quality. There are many reasonably priced clothing that are well made too. Check if zippers pull up and down smoothly. See if buttons need reinforcing. Look for sturdy stitching.
5. Style. You can never go wrong with classic styles. I think 80% of a child's clothes should be all about the basics. Of course, trendy is a whole lot of fun too! I always throw in a trendy piece into Berry's wardrobe, but I do not spend a fortune on trendy clothes. Berry's neon pink denim shorts, and tuxedo striped leggings range from Php200-Php300 only.
6. Spend on shoes. What I save on Berry's clothes, I channel into her shoe fund. I make it a point to only buy shoes that are well-made, comfortable and sturdy. What's the point of buying so many pairs when she'll only end up wearing 1 or 2 pairs most of the time, i.e. the comfortable ones only? We love Salt-water sandals, Yosi Samra, TOMS, Tip Toey Joey, Superga, Bensimon and Feiyue!
Want to add more to your list of great finds at SM Kids? Then join Week 3 of the SM Kids Toon Fest Giveaway!
Just answer the question, "What is your best shopping find at SM Kids Fashion"? via a comment on this blog post.
If you joined the last giveaway and did not win, join this round. This could be your chance!
P.S. - Congratulations to Eleanore Teo for winning our Week 2 Giveaway!
Don't you just abhor "Cash Only" stores and restos?
Cash Only? Thanks, but no thanks!
Or maybe that's just me. And Karrots. Because we hardly bring cash. Maybe enough for parking and such lang.
When we are out, and the SA or waiter tells us, "Cash only po", we look at each other with panic. Sorry na lang, but no deal happening if there's no ATM in sight.
Maybe Security Bank has folks like us in mind. Because they want to reward their bank account holders with cash. Yes, cold. hard. cash.
Add fresh funds, apply for & use a VISA/MC card, or enroll for online banking or bills payment and you automatically get rewarded with cash to spend any way you like. No expiry dates to keep track of or gift certificates that might get lost involved.
- shop for kids clothes at bazaars, like at the recent Mom Pop Up! at Kensington Place in Fort Bonifacio.
- hoard gorgeous home accents at the Greenhills tiangge.
- or buy a quirky cocktail ring from a store that just opened and hasn't installed their credit card terminal yet.
No credit card? No checks? No GC? No problem!
Speaking of which, go and join the Security Bank Cash Rewards Photo Contest on Facebook, where you can win Php5,000 just by submitting a photo of how you will spend your Cash Reward.
The more unique and interesting the item, the greater the chance of being chosen! Php5,000 is given away weekly. Join, join, join!
On these babies from Valentino. Made from suede and rhinestones, it's the kind of shoes dreams are made of. They're just so pretty! Pretty pricey too, $1545, eeek.
Very reminiscent of Dorothy's ruby slippers. But these Valentinos come from the Land of Chic.
Even the nastiest witch would approve. In her own bitter way, of course.
If there's a pair of shoes I am wanting, it has got to be skater shoes. Of the perverted, luxe incarnation levels. You know, Céline, Givenchy, that sort. Sick, I know. But hey, they ain't called by The Times, The Trainers of Spring 2013 for nothin'.
The good news is, I am logical about this. Do I need a pair? No, not really. Not even.
They've been sitting on my wishlist for about a year now and as logic dictates, I haven't done anything about it. I think I will sit out this trend, although I am pretty sure these have the makings of a closet classic.
Plus. They look sooo cooool.
In the hierarchy of skater shoes, these snakeskin ones from Céline are the ultimate. The Holy Grail.
But these lace ones from Givenchy ain't too shabby either.
Of course, the originals from Vans beats these busters by a mile and at least $500 when it comes to value for money.
Then, there's the middle road. You want these skater sneakers in leather but you don't want to pay top dollar? Here's Woman by Common Projects to the rescue. More reasonably priced at about $300. Not cheap, but not prohibitively expensive either.
I kind of can already see myself wearing a pair. O.M.G.
Wouldn't you want to be in her shoes too?
When you hear the words "Street Style", apart from the obvious that it is well, style from the streets, what comes to mind?
Actually, there's more to the surface and it means a plethora of things. For some, it is avant-garde fashion that spurs the imagination, as with those adorable Harajuku girls of Japanese Street Fashion. It could be an expression of rebellion and nonconformity, popularized by London Punks. It may also mean testing and teasing out taboo concepts, like how inner city kids would wear their jeans so low, enough for the bands of their underwear to peek through.
While for many, street style is a social statement, my approach to street style is decidedly more practical. For me, it is simply a way to express my own personal style. Which means wearing things that I love, putting all my favorites together - whether it be classic closet staples or a trendy piece or two and dressing chic-ly yet comfortably, according to the weather and the demands of my daily life.
1. Layer. While it is not a must, especially when the weather is so hot and humid, you want to step out in almost nothing, layering when the weather calls for it can be a whole lot of fun. It adds dimension to an outfit while keeping you warm on chilly days, or dry on wet days. Whether it's a fitted blazer, a drape-y shawl, or a surplus army jacket, play with proportions. I find that denim jackets are classics and can go with anything from shorts to dresses, even ballgowns! Add a colorful scarf for extra effect.
2. Accessorize. But more than just accessorizing based on trends, choose accessories that can make for a signature look, so you become instantly recognizable. Think Jackie O and her oversized sunglasses, Audrey Hepburn in ballet flats, Victoria Beckham in sky high heels, Emmanuelle Alt in black booties or pointy pumps. Of course, Berry in her pink framed eyeglasses.
3. Have fun! Fashion and dressing up may seem daunting for some, but it shouldn't be the case. I find that when you choose your clothes and accessories wisely, editing your closet to a point that each piece works with everything you own, throwing on clothes and accessories, even if you only have 5 minutes to dress is so easy, even fun. So much that you surprise yourself with what you can put together in the tightest of time frames. I get a kick out of choosing a piece and then building an outfit around it, like with this floral print dress from Snoopy at the SM Kids section, using existing pieces in Berry's closet.
Still need to build up your kids' wardrobe of basics? Or want Berry's Snoopy dress + more for your little girl? Then join Week 2 of the SM Kids Toon Fest Giveaway!
Just answer the question, "What is your kid's favorite street style look"? via a comment on this blog post.
P.S. - Congratulations to Dale Sy for winning our Week 1 Giveaway!


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Q: How to integrate facebook account with asp.net web site? Hi I have integrated Facebook with asp.net web site through open id But now it is not working . I think Facebook change process of authentication.
So there is any way to integrate Facebook account with asp.net web site . Please suggest me usable link or samples.

A: I highly recommend the Facebook C# sdk which provides support for the full breadth of the API and is frequently updated. It also has quite a good bit of documentation (which I won't re-print here, since it would be specific to the library and if the link moved or the library went away, wouldn't have any value)
If all you want to integrate is auth, I would still recommend using the library if for no other reason an it handles the signing part for you, and gives you room to do more in the future.

A: Facebook doesn't use OpenID, they use OAuth 2.
Oldish, but I think still accurate for Asp.Net
http://osnapz.wordpress.com/2010/04/23/using-asp-net-with-facebooks-graph-api-and-oauth-2-0-authentication/
Here's another for MVC3
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/net_mvc_facebook_oauth.aspx

A: Try this Gigya they provide free services through you can put social authentication to your website. But in free service their little backlink comes but for premium users there is no backlink.

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Virginia's Mountain Treasures, compiled by VWC's Field Director Mark Miller and published by The Wilderness Society, describes 63 of the finest wildlands to be found within the George Washington National Forest. All of them deserve some degree of protection from the pressures of development. These federally owned lands, selected for their outstanding wild and natural values, include high-quality fisheries, mature and old-growth forest, wildlife habitat, backcountry recreation opportunities, intact watersheds, and beautiful scenery.
We do not expect all of these lands to become Wilderness, but it is from this bountiful reserve that any future additions to the National Wilderness Preservation System must be drawn.


Bhubaneswar: For the two Belgian guests the 31st Monks, Caves and Kings Heritage walk in the Twin Hills of Udayagiri and Khandagiri came as another celebration of the great win of their nation over the powerful Brazilian team, as the European nation displayed a brilliant performance to knock the five-time winners out of the 2018 World Cup and reach the semi-finals for the first time, since 1986.
The two visitors from Belgium, Alan Watterman and Lola Snackers joined the heritage walkers of the 31st Monks, Caves and Kings along with 20 others including a leading advertising professional from Singapore and banker from Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh.
Despite the early morning monsoon rains, the walkers braved the weather to explore the Jain heritage site at the Twin Hills. "We would have been happier if we were in our city Liege and could have celebrated the win with our family members and friends. However, with the beautiful rainy weather we are also celebrating the superb win in a innovative way by spending time with the other walkers at the Udayagiri-Khandagiri caves,'' said Lola.
Nihar Das, Global Account Director for P&G spanning across 65 markets worldwide, came to the walk with his college friend at BJB College, Bhubaneswar, Santosh Sahoo. Both were in Plus Two Science Class of 1985-87. Santosh is now a Chief Manager with the Oriental Bank of Commerce, Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh.
Nihar, originally from the Nayapalli area in Bhubaneswar is in the field of advertising and media. He leads the global media operations of world's largest advertiser P&G, for Mediacom and currently lives in Singapore with his family. An avid travel enthusiast, he also enjoys photography and motorcycling.
Santoash, on the other hand, loves to explore the historic and cultural sites and listens to music. "Had been to this site on many occasions in the past, but as a heritage walker today's was a special experience,'' he added.
Susmita Pani a retired reader in English Literature from Ravenshaw University came to the 31st Monks, Caves and Kings Heritage walk with her family members and especially with a niece, who lives in Mumbai. Earlier, she had also joined the Ekamra Walks Old Town Circuit, with her other niece Seema Misra, who is a writer, blogger and painter.
Despite rains, not only young and old, but kids also joined the walk and enjoyed their time during the rainy weather under umbrellas. The walkers came to know about Emperor Kharavela, his patronage for Jain religion, various man-made and pre-historic caves and also cave art inside the Hati Gumpha.


Most people have no idea who I am. They only think they know. I guess that is partly my fault, though. I don't make it a point to air my life in front of everyone I meet.
I grew up in a home that was constantly on the move... from dwelling to dwelling, that is. There have been at least ten moves my family has made in the last 22 years. Well, what I can remember, anyways. We have lived in a pop-up camper at the fairgrounds to a pretty nice house (where they are at now). But I'm not a nomadic person. I went to 3 elementary school, 2 middle schools, and 2 high schools. The only thing good about it was that it was between only 2 school districts.
That'll be a long one and I only have ten minutes to do this until I have to go back and teach art.
We were/are poor in the financial aspects, but pretty spoiled in the possession aspects. I don't know too many other kids who had their own go-carts, mopeds, mini-bikes, and the list goes on and on. Possessions are not what life is about. They do not buy love. I had ALOT of stuff, but not much of a family.
Alcohol and abuse were witnessed in my family. What scars I have, what skeletons are hiding in my closet. Those are things I don't share with others. Most people I know have no idea. Such naivete. Most of the people I know have not seen their dad throw a table at their mom. Most have not been scared to death of getting into an accident because of riding in a vehicle of which a person was under the influence. Most have not stayed at more than one safe-house in their life or been afraid of being taken away from the family they do know (by the social services). I have been to see school counselors while elementary school.
So much is involved in my life.
Wow girlie, no wonder why we clinked so much. Is it great how God helps us?


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Do You Follow These Security Tips When Traveling?
As we gear up for summer, it's a good time to review best practices when it comes to your digital security while traveling. We're all protective of our passports and our credit card information as we travel, but we need to be equally vigilant with our online activity and personal technology so we can reduce our risk of identity and financial theft while on the road.
Here are 12 tips to lock down your devices before you leave, and to minimize your risk while traveling.
1. Leave it at home, if you can. While it's tempting to travel with all of your gadgets, consider leaving a device at home if it's not integral to the trip. It's one less item to keep track of, and one less belonging to risk being stolen.
2. Enable PIN codes. On all smartphones, tablets, laptops, or e-Readers, enable the PIN code prompt. It's an easy step to keep your device from prying eyes.
3. Enable multifactor authentication. Adding an extra login step makes it that much harder for someone to hack into your accounts. Enable multifactor authentication for LastPass, and for any other services you use that support it. Just be sure you take the multifactor authentication app or device with you!
4. Document your devices. Create a detailed list of the make and model numbers of your devices, the serial numbers, and other important details. You can store this information in a secure note in LastPass, especially if you need to report any stolen or lost devices.
5. Look into lost device protection services. There are a range of apps and services for mobile devices that help you track and retrieve them should they be lost or stolen. Look into options for your devices before you leave, and set them up. Lifehacker's round-up of phone recovery tools might be a good place to start.
6. Log out of your apps. Launch each app and log out of any active sessions, as well as uncheck the "remember me" option on your apps. The LastPass Premium mobile apps will help you quickly log back in to any apps as needed.
7. Back up everything. For any devices you do choose to travel with, be sure to back up files, photos, music, and any other information you would not want to lose should the device crash, break, or be stolen. You can also back up important travel documents, such as a copy of your passport, as attachments to LastPass secure notes.
8. Avoid public WiFi. For payment transactions, online banking, and any other online activity that may involve user names, passwords, and personal information, avoid using open WiFi that could leave your information exposed to anyone snooping the network. Save those activities for secured WiFi connections. If you can't avoid open WiFi, at least be sure you're connecting to your sites via HTTPS (and update your passwords when you return home).
9. Don't select "remember me". If you have to login on public computers (like one in a hotel lobby) do not use the "remember me" setting. This could leave your session active long after you're done browsing, giving someone else easy access to your accounts. And don't forget to logout of any accounts when you're done!
10. Clear browser history & cache. Before leaving a public computer, be sure to clear the browsing history and the browser cache to remove easily-accessible traces of your activity.
11. Update your passwords. Once you return home to a trusted device and a trusted network, be sure to update the passwords to any accounts you had to access on open WiFi or on public computers. LastPass makes this easier by generating and remembering new passwords for you.
12. Keep an eye on your accounts. Even if you were very careful while traveling, be sure to keep an eye on your credit card and online banking activity for any suspicious transactions, as well as your email and social accounts for any unusual activity.
Do you have any tips or recommendations for preparing your tech for travel?


The Dresden, TN area has had 0 reports of on-the-ground hail by trained spotters, and has been under severe weather warnings 14 times during the past 12 months. Doppler radar has detected hail at or near Dresden, TN on 50 occasions, including 5 occasions during the past year.
5/27/2017 10:34 PM CDT At 1034 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm producing a tornado was located over palmersville, or 14 miles east of martin, moving east at 60 mph (radar indicated rotation). Hazards include tornado. Flying debris will be dangerous to those caught without shelter. mobile homes will be damaged or destroyed. damage to roofs, windows, and vehicles will occur. tree damage is likely. this dangerous storm will be near, cottage grove around 1040 pm cdt. paris around 1050 pm cdt. Other locations impacted by this tornadic thunderstorm include matheny grove, ore springs, jones mill, foundry hill, crossland, como, buchanan, india, mill creek and puryear.
5/30/2015 12:47 PM CDT At 1246 pm cdt, a severe thunderstorm was located near clayton, or 7 miles northeast of reelfoot lake state park, moving northeast at 25 mph (radar indicated). Hazards include 60 mph wind gusts and penny size hail. Expect damage to roofs. siding and trees. Locations impacted include, martin, union city, south fulton, troy, obion, clayton, hornbeak, woodland mills, rives, samburg, elbridge, pisgah, moffatt, mc cutchen heights, spout springs, gratio, mount pelia, old fremont, wolverine and ruthville.


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Jan 12, 2023 | From Leadership
By Maggy Wilkinson, Chief Executive Officer
Athena is a different company than we were in March 2020. In many ways, the pandemic pushed us to be the organization we were always meant to be.
On March 12, 2020, I didn't know it yet, but I was about to learn that sometimes evolution happens in a huge gush and not in small, often unnoticeable increments.
As I stood in front of our company's large conference room table filled with employees and others dialed in on the Polycom (remember Polycoms?), I announced we were going to "practice" working remotely starting tomorrow. I encouraged everyone to take absolutely everything home that would allow them to do their job. This included laptops, keyboards, monitors and, for a few ambitious souls, even their office chair. The idea would be to experiment to see if we could be completely remote for a single day, with a return to office planned for the following week. I still remember walking back to my apartment that evening and being puzzled that all the restaurants in Center City were full. It reminded me of when I lived in New Orleans, and everyone went out the night before a hurricane was due to hit and bought booze and salty snacks to ride out the storm instead of following the mayor's pleas to evacuate the city.
Shortly before our practice work-from-home day ensued, the government announced we were entering a formal lockdown. What was meant to be a one-day practice was now our reality for the foreseeable future. To start the day, we had a conference call and literally called roll as if we were in grade school—it was becoming clear we were on the precipice of something none of us had ever experienced before and were doing our best to keep going. Rollcall was followed by a few general announcements and then I called each team leader and told them to call every person on their team and assure them we were here for them.
I was not sure what "here" meant anymore, I just knew we needed to stay connected. It seemed like the right thing to do at the time.
What all but two of my employees did not know was that a number of high-profile client events requiring in-person attendance had been cancelled the week before in the span of 36 hours. It was the first of several rounds of project cancellations in the weeks and months that followed. There was no talk of any type of federal rescue at that point. And so, similar to many other CEOs of small businesses, I was also in the process of figuring out how to stay financially afloat. I also knew that, somehow, we were going to get through this, and it was not going to be by sitting around in a stunned state. We were in this with our clients; they also were in uncharted territory, and it was up to us to be proactive, present creative solutions, and lead the way.
For our clients at the NFL, this meant supporting them as they pivoted from their annual Draft to a virtual experience. The team worked around the clock for the next six weeks to support the league in hosting a four-day COVID relief fundraiser known as Draft-a-Thon in conjunction with the first-ever virtual Draft, raising 8 million for Covid relief efforts.
For our clients and partners at a large telecommunications company, it meant helping them understand how to partner with school districts across the country to ensure no-cost internet access to all school-aged children. For our clients at a large hospital system, it meant setting up the database to track all PPE. Like everyone else we knew, we were thinking and acting in real time doing the best we could to react to the circumstances put before us every day. And it was evidence of our ability to be flexible and work together in a virtual environment.
Our morning conference call soon evolved into a video conference on Microsoft Teams. We had long since quit taking roll. This daily touch point became our virtual hearth, allowing us to gather around the 'campfire and created an unexpected and wonderful leveling effect across the company. Today, it's still a place where everyone has a voice and gets face time within the entire organization. Groups take turns leading the call allowing for cross-department collaboration and creativity.
The work veneer that had been terribly thin but wonderfully polished when I was entering my career just over 30 years ago had vanished.
Cats crossing keyboards, babies crying in the background, younger employees taking calls from closets to ensure roommates' morning antics weren't on display for all to see—it was all out. For over two years, we had done our best to hang on together and had learned that our personal lives could be quite messy. Yet, despite this, we could all still get work we were proud of across the line.
As the world moved from pandemic to endemic, we were faced with new challenges. In many ways, figuring out the best way to return to work proved more challenging than going out in the first place. We had no choice in March 2020, but the decision to return would present many options and not everyone agreed about the best way to do this, or even if it was necessary to do at all. Simply put, the gig was up. It was clear we no longer all needed to be together all the time, in an office from 8:30am – 5:30pm, seeing each other face-to-face, in order to produce superior work. We had rocket launched ourselves into a place where it was evident that the rat race was just that.
And so, other than my own vanity, I could not come up with a reason to insist that we all return to how things were before the world changed. It didn't make sense anymore. As best as I could understand in that moment without the long lens of time to assist me, we had two choices: dig in and do what seemed more comfortable and likely lose what made Athena special (we call it "the Athena shine"), or march boldly, if shakily, into the future. And while we've not chosen the latter all the time—after all, we are human—mostly we've looked ahead, with the help of a very talented leadership team and a dedicated workforce who've been willing to take this journey too.
Here's what we look like today.
We're hybrid. What does that mean to us? It means that people are mostly in the office three days a week and working remotely the other two days. Team members are empowered to manage their day-to-day schedules to make the best use of their time. They can adjust depending on meetings, client events or in-office gatherings. To have this degree of flexibility, there are underpinning principles we take to heart. We call this "Trust + Tools."
Trust is knowing we're all accountable to the teams we support, both internally to ourselves and externally to our clients. We owe each other our best effort to do our best work always. Additionally, we work to actively demonstrate the maturity to understand when it's important to collaborate and when that needs to be in person. Teams work to ensure these moments happen and don't hesitate to require in-person presence when it makes sense. This happens frequently which means that most days there is a hum of activity in our post-pandemic office, a palpable energy you can feel. We're often asked to solve complex problems for our clients, and these require complex solutions. We embrace this and push ourselves to constantly improve and do better. Skimping is not an option.
Now for the tools. We've made a commitment to invest in the best. We've installed superior teleconferencing equipment, trained ourselves and our clients in the latest project management tools, and adopted sophisticated security tools for 100-percent cloud-based work environments. The net result is that both our employees and our clients know we have made a commitment to be at the forefront of what works best for unparalleled results in a virtual environment. This has had the added benefit of our being called on frequently to facilitate hybrid meetings with both live and online participants. We will often pre-produce some content and then live produce the event itself. It's become a full-blown practice area for us.
What this will look like a year from now is anyone's guess. Surely it will continue to evolve. At Athena, we're committing to making the effort required to discern what is working best for us knowing that it might not work for different organizations given their own size, culture or the nature of the work at hand.
We too will continue to change. Getting this new hybrid model right will require vigilance. By encouraging open dialogue among our team and committing to continued experimentation, I'm excited to embrace what is in store for us all.
Work outings, volunteer days, career coaching: Find out how Athena is putting employees first HERE.

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Q: Can I require user assignment for my multi-tenanted Azure application? I am the primary developer on a multi-tenant SaaS web application hosted in Microsoft Azure. We use Azure AD for all authentication. Because our application holds personal information, we and our customers want a way to restrict access to specific users. We just need a simple yes/no restriction in place so only assigned users may access the application. We've considered Application Roles, but it seems like a lot of overhead when the only needed option is "authorized".
While researching this, I came across the following "User assignment required" property in Azure AD.
User assignment required property in Azure Portal
After some testing, I found that it functioned exactly as we need it to. The customer has full control over which users may access the application, and neither party has to configure Application Roles. The only downside is that this property is configured on the customer's end. Is there a way for me, as the developer, to require this setting? Or perhaps a way to enable this setting by default?
Clarification: The end-goal is minimal configuration done by the customer. If "User assignment required" can be enabled by the developers (before customer registration), that would be ideal.

A: Basically you cannot specify it in advance, it is up to the customer's administrator to set up the requirement.
This is their concern, not your application's concern.
One possible way would be to set appRoleAssignmentRequired on the created Service Principal to true via a Graph API call.
But that will require quite privileged access, with their admin logged in.

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Surrey Clubs
THE MAGAZINE FOR SURREY COUNTY GOLFERS
Gleneagles re-introduces £201.90 four-ball green fee offer to celebrate Team Europe's epic Solheim C
Gleneagles, the world-famous Scottish hotel and sporting estate, and scene of one of the most dramatic Solheim Cup matches in recent history, is re-introducing its popular £201.90 four-ball green fee offer across all three of its championship golf courses.
To celebrate Team Europe's stunning achievement, four-ball groups can now save money and follow in the footsteps of Catriona Matthew's European heroes on the Jack Nicklaus-designed PGA Centenary Course.
The offer, beginning October 16, 2019, also extends to the Top 100 ranked King's Course, host to the Junior Solheim Cup, and The Queen's Course, one of the finest par 68 layouts in the UK.
"The Solheim Cup was an inspiration to us all, and we would like to welcome as many golfers as possible to the 850-acre Perthshire estate over the coming months to experience it for themselves. We hope this celebratory offer inspires golfing groups to visit us," said Gary Silcock, Director of Golf.
"Our golf courses are in beautiful post-tournament condition at the moment, arguably some of the best conditioned courses in the UK, so there is no better time to experience Gleneagles and our world-renowned customer service and hospitality," he added.
The King's and The Queen's courses are both consistent fixtures in all leading UK Top 100 Course rankings, having both undergone careful restorations, bringing them back to James Braid's original vision of 1919.
The PGA Centenary Course now also holds the coveted accolade of becoming the only course in Europe to have staged both The Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup, and reinforcing Gleneagles' position as the #1 Golf Resort in the UK and Ireland*
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For further information about Gleneagles, visit: www.gleneagles.com
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Maria Cardona
Maria Cardona has more than two decades of experience in the government, politics, public relations and community affairs arenas. Recognized as among the most influential Latinos in the country, Maria is a Principal at the Dewey Square Group (DSG), the founder of Latinovations, and a CNN/CNN en Español Political Contributor. As the head of DSG's Public Affairs Practice, she combines public policy, communications, coalition building, constituency outreach, government relations, traditional and new media at this premier national public affairs firm. Prior to signing on exclusively with CNN, Maria was a frequent political commentator on MSNBC, Fox, Univision and Telemundo, appearing as a public policy expert and providing political analysis on all manner of national issues. Cardona was also senior vice president for the New Democrat Network, and before that, the communications director for the Democratic National Committee. During the Clinton administration, Cardona served as chief spokesperson at the Immigration and Naturalization Service at the U.S. Department of Justice after serving as Press Secretary for the Department of Commerce. Ms. Cardona is a graduate of Duke University. (Washington, DC)


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Bald Dog Gazes Into The Eyes Of His Rescuer, Thankful To Be Off The Streets
Published: Aug 13, 2021 · Modified: Sep 27, 2021 by C. Olmstead · This post may contain affiliate links
Something told this kind man to get off the highway 6 exits before he needed to and that's where he found a scared bald dog in the middle of a busy road.
Calvin Tucker rescued his first animal in 2017. It was a gray kitten that showed up outside his job looking for help. Despite not liking cats at the time, Calvin fed the tiny kitten and then eventually took him home and named him Henry.
CALVIN TUCKER
"The way he looked at me, it touched my heart. So, I went back inside and got some crackers and fed them to him. The next day, when I got there, he was waiting for me at 7 a.m."
Since that day, Calvin has rescued 123 cats and numerous other animals. He also spends seven days a week feeding feral cat colonies. So, when the feeling came upon him that he should leave the highway because someone needed his help, he acted on his sixth sense. He said:
"It was Friday evening, and I was heading home and for whatever reason, something just spoke to me and told me to get off the expressway about six exits before my home," Tucker said. "When I got off the freeway and turned on the main highway, I saw Wrinkles immediately. He was in the middle of the road, he was scared, cars were coming, honking at him."
Calvin stopped his car and used food to lure the scared dog to the side of the road. Once he did, he brought the dog to a foster home for a bath. The next morning, he picked him up and took him to the vet.
Remembering that day, he said, "I sat there with him for about 15 to 20 minutes. He was in bad condition. About 98 percent of his hair was gone and the only thing you saw were wrinkles."
Once at the vet, they discovered the dog they began calling Wrinkles had a fever, mange, and parasites but despite it all was very loving.
"He laid on the table and we just looked into each other's eyes and the only thing I saw was that he was happy to be off the streets. He spent a few days in the hospital and then went to a foster home to recover.
"You could just see the gratitude in his eyes the way he looked at me — he was just at total peace."
But Tucker's involvement didn't end there. After 6 months, Wrinkles was finally recovered enough to be adopted and had grown a shiny coat of black fur. Tucker contacted the rescue and helped them find the perfect family. His foster family said:
"The foster said that he was the sweetest dog that they had ever fostered. He got along excellent from day one with her other fosters, he was running around and playing with them and enjoying himself."
Of course, it didn't take long before Wrinkles was matched with the perfect family and began his new life. All to the thanks of a kind man who followed his instinct to get off the highway when he did.
Please share this sweet rescue story with your family and friends.
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Sapna lawn 2013 volume 2 by Sitara Textiles was released recently. It contains simple printed lawn clothes like those in Sitara Sapna lawn 2013. This collection has several new designs to satiate the thirst for nice summer dresses among women. Floral designs as well as traditional designs can be seen in Sapna lawn 2013 volume 2 by Sitara Textiles. There are various colors available for each of these designs. Overall, the prints in Sapna lawn 2013 volume 2 by Sitara Textiles are great for creating casual wear clothes that can enable women to beat the summer heat.
Sitara Textiles is one of the respected names in the textile industry. It has been involved in the production of textiles since the last so many decades. It produces textiles for men as well as women. The textiles are produced for home accessories like bed sheets as well. The clothes of Sitara Textiles are of great quality and their prices are reasonable. For women, the company offers designer wear fabrics and printed fabrics. It has different product lines including Sapna lawn, Universal lawn, Heartbeat collection, Mughal-e-Azam and so on. Although Sitara Textiles is based in Faisalabad, it offers clothes through different fabric shops in the country.
You can see pictures of Sapna lawn 2013 volume 2 by Sitara Textiles here. The catalog photos for Sapna lawn 2013 volume 2 by Sitara Textiles are given below. You can learn more about Sitara Textiles through its website. The website address plus other contact details of the brand is there on the Facebook page page of Sitara Textiles. The address of that fan page is provided for you here. You may also view some more dresses of Sitara Textiles on Style.pk as its various collections have been shown here.


On a tropical February afternoon the only hot team on the pitch in this World Cup qualifier was Honduras. Recently christened as the next big thing after their performance at the Olympics, the Catrachos showed why they are now a feeder team for European soccer. Team USA, on the other hand seemed to have fallen flat in their performance.
Now, like many of us out there, the fact that beIN Sport carried this match meant that fewer of us were able to enjoy (or suffer through) the game. No mainstream coverage might hurt in terms of fan base support. Yes, there are online methods to watching sports nowadays, but if you constantly rely on DVR, that is just not in the cards.
Not watching the game aside, I think there are enough commentaries online about the team's lack of fitness (what?), poor forward options, an inexperienced back line, and no creativity in the midfield. Landon Donovan, we are waiting.
That the goal came from Clint Dempsey should be no surprise. He can easily carry this team of there is some semblance of defense. Honduras' late goal exemplifies how centerbacks need experience and poise. A bicycle kick rarely works because Bocanegra would stand in the way. Timmy Chandler, although finally cap-tied, may not have replaced Cherundolo just yet. He also fell flat from what I've read and the highlights I've seen.
It can be argued that this qualifier may not see the US advance to the World Cup with a game in hand, as it did for 2010. It may come down to a visit to Panama in October or a playoff with another conference. At least the way they've been playing meaningful matches. Winning in Italy and Mexico in friendlies isn't as impressive when qualifying is this hard.
A glimmer of hope exists, however. Mexico, one of the best teams in the world, was unable to defeat Jamaica on their home turf. So that's 2 less points for our neighbors to the south. But you can be sure that they will bring everything to the match versus team USA next month. Another subject here worth noting is that there are 9 matches left and plenty of time to regroup and get Donovan back in action.
Nice post bud, I watched the second half of the Mexico game and they did look really flat and uninspired themselves. Jamaica's goalie also made a couple of great saves to preserve the tie. It will be interesting to see how this all plays out.
We are screwed. Time to give up. I base that on absolutely nothing.


I've had this 7 segment display for as long as I can remember, but never did anything with it until now. I wanted to learn how to interface with real time clock chips and so this was a perfect excuse to finally use it.
It's only breadboarded at the moment; soon I'll etch a custom board as well as fabricate a nice case for it.
The clock chip isn't shown in this photo. I'm using an Arduino Nano and a Charlieplexed interface to the display.
The display doesn't 'know' how to represent characters such as '4' or '8' and so in my program I define the numeric and time seperator characters I need.
The clock chip benefits from a watch battery (what a surprise) to prevent it from losing the time when the main unit is unplugged.
February 6, 2012 by Justin Clayden.


Stuck in the Stone Age, by Geoff Rodkey (Rodale Kids March 2018), is the sort of romp of a book, generously fonted, with lots of humor (sometimes slapstick) and some poop (not the stuff of jokes, but actually adding value to the story, about which more later) that many elementary/younger middle grade kids love! In case that isn't clear, the cover art is a good indication of the type of book it is.
The two have very different takes on being trapped back in time. Tom feels rescue will arrive, and invents the game of rock ball, which proves hugely popular. Marissa is less sanguine, and applies herself to inventing agriculture (less popular), ,and using poop as fertilizer (and trying to introduce the concept of hygienic living in the process (also not popular). Poop also comes in handy when the need for explosive devices arises…. She also single-handedly kills a sabre tooth tiger.
And the two do eventually get home again! Marissa (shown on the cover as a black woman--so yay for an example of fictional brilliant black woman in a kid's book!) finds success in science due to her brilliance, and she has learned to appreciate Tom's people skills, and he finds a role in which he can succeed as well.
So it's a fun, and funny, story, that should appeal to the target audience lots (despite the fact that the protagonists are grownups in age, they read a lot like kids, so that's not a problem), and is fine reading for a grownup in need of something light and undemanding! It is not a book that will teach you anything about Neolithic culture; that part is primarily stereotype, but it's an entertaining example of struggling to survive in a very different culture....if you aren't looking for much nuanced detail about that culture.
What makes this of interest to educators is that it is the first in a series designed to inspirer young writers. Indeed, the premise of the book came from a real kid. Pages 194 to 267 are a "Story Creation Zone," with lots of tips and helpful guidance for young writers, and in the actually story there are interjections (unobtrusive) that take readers to the section of the Story Creation Zone that deals with a particular topic (like setting) when relevant. I think the presentation of amusing story and friendly story writing guidance is the sort of thing teachers and their students might well have success with!
I do love Geoff Rodkey's books. I hadn't heard of this one but will be looking for it. Thanks for the post.
My kids heard about this book on Story Pirates and I just ordered it based on this review. We are looking forward to reading it!


It's clever but would you want to do it?
Data Domain has announced a disk-less archiving appliance. The company's archiving appliances claim outstanding data compression facilities, twenty to fifty times less than the original data size. How does it achieve this?
The DD400 series of appliances backup data to ATA-class drives. So far so normal: disk-based backup is what we're talking about. Data Domain sells appliances containing both drives and a server running what Arjun Taneja has termed 'Capacity-Optimised Storage'. Arjun is good at thinking up new storage terminology. I believe he came up with SPAID.
A Taneja report says: "This is achieved by breaking the data into a small number of fundamental parts which, when replicated can be used to rebuild the original data." The parts constituting the data are compared and duplicates discarded with pointers left in their place.
The unique parts and a plan detailing how to reconstruct the original data from them are what is stored in the Data Domain appliance disks.
Any new files to be backed up have their deconstructed parts compared to all existing parts; the compression algorithm is looking for duplicate parts throughout the backup store and not just within a file to be backed up. Compression efficiencies for later files can exceed those of earlier files. Taneja reckons this can achieve compression efficiencies of over twenty times in real-world situations.
Data Domain also has a technology endorsement from the Enterprise Storage Group. This talks of storing 20TB of data in 1TB of disk. That is a pretty enticing prospect.
The Data Domain DD460g Enterprise Restorer compresses data and stores it on external secondary disk, meaning FC-attached Clariion or Nexsan's ATABeast. It provides up to 200TB of capacity.
Data Domain states that its DD460g Enterprise Restorer (g for gateway) 'transforms Fibre Channel-attached external storage arrays into cost-effective storage environments for long-term data protection.' Cost-effective?
Well, yes, in the sense that you don't have to buy a tape library or alternative media to hold the backed-up data. Okay but does it make protection sense? Look at it another way. Where is the data that you are backing up likely to reside? If you have Clariion or Nexsan arrays in a Fibre Channel SAN then you probably have the bulk of your data in a SAN too. Backing up from one part of the SAN to another doesn't have much of a sense of data protection about it? The data may not even leave the rack-set in which it's stored at all.
It must surely increase the risk to data if source data and backup data are held in a set of drives inhabiting the same rack-set. Why bother to backup at all? Just rely on a RAID set to protect the online data. I'm puzzled by the logic here.
Data Domain CEO Frank Slootman states: "With Fibre Channel support, the gateway makes SAN storage the obvious choice for data protection and tape replacement." Hmmm. Not sure about that Frank.
With COS having a twenty-fold increase in storage efficiency compared to raw data and with it effectively de-duping data why isn't it being suggested that COS could be used for CAS? Is this marketeers cleverly avoiding a populated product area and going for an under-populated one? Maybe some CAS products already use COS technology.


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Paaspop 2013 - Freezing our asses of in the coldest Eastern Weekend since 1964
One of the greatest thing about the Easter weekend is the Dutch Paaspop festival. Since 2006 Metalrage attended this festival so it was pretty obvious we couldn't skip this one. So the crew packed their bags to go for a weekend of humongous drinking contests, watching bands and freezing of their asses on the campsite during what turned out to be the coldest eastern weekend in Holland since 1964. Indeed tradition's a bitch…
Since I was the first one to arrive on the campsite about 6 hours prior to the festival I had to come up with an idea of spending those hours. It was pretty obvious it would involve drinking and a quick look inside the campstore showed us that a lot of tables were already waiting for us. The following hours were spent on drinking, drinking, drinking, eating some potato chips and some more drinking. Oh and there was this point that someone said we had to get our backstage passes to the festival. Luckily from this point my fellow crewmembers Gilles and Tibor did arrive just to direct everything in the right direction. (Niamen)
John Coffey – Jack Daniel's Stage
Metalrage-wise the first festival day wasn't really spectacular. There were no real heavy bands on the roster and after seeing some hiphop and reggae and dancing along with 90s hits we were delighted to see John Coffey closing this first day. These five Dutchies with Utrecht as their homebase are regular seen guests on Dutch festival, keep getting more airtime on national radio and also are conquering Germany step by step. This all started after the release of their second full-length Bright Companions. With a heavy screamo / rock 'n roll sound with some Southern accents they play music in the style of a band like Maylene And The Sons Of Disaster, but their live show is even better than their music. Tonight they unfortunately had some trouble convincing the crowd to go berserk. They however did play a solid show and still I would recommend everyone to check them out at one of their gigs, most preferably in a small, warm and sweaty venue. (Gilles)
You could say that this first day of Paaspop is more or less an extra day just to get in the mood since only half of the stages is programmed. Still I had a blast during this first day. Name one place where you can dance on your guilty pleasures from the nineties drink beer with friends or just wonder around and discover that Skunk Anansie is also playing on this festival. Of course I already knew that I just took an effort to describe the diversity of this festival. By the way, from what I've heard it was a really good show from Skin and her fellow band mates. (Niamen)
Steak Number Eight – Phoenix
The last couple of years the stage where Steak Number Eight was now replacing Shadows Fall called the Masters Of Rock, but they changed the name to Phoenix to broaden the musical scope of the stage. Fortunately there were still enough rock and metal bands to check out, starting with these Belgium youngsters. With a mixture of post-rock and sludge they had the difficult task to kickstart our day. They succeeded partially. They truly delivered some quality tunes during their heavy and intense set, but for the average visitor the slower ambient parts were too explicitly present too really get into the festival vibe. They probably would have been more successful when programmed at the smaller and more intimate Jack Daniel's Stage. (Gilles)
Bang Bang Bazooka – Thunderbolt
Like last year the almighty Thunderbolt bar has risen up from the festivalgrounds of Paaspop. This biker orientated bar with a small stage inside was the playground for the Dutch rock n rollers of Bang Bang Bazooka and since my friends were grabbing a decent glass bottle of beer, indeed I said glass, in that same joint I grabbed the moment to watch these guys perform. Since I'm not very familiar with the band I didn't expect very much of it. Oh boy what was I wrong within a couple of songs more than half the people inside were dancing or at least trying to. During this performance I could only mention to myself over and over again that I have to see those guys in action in a small sweaty club. Damn these guys rock! (Niamen)
Jack Daniel's Legend. – Thunderbolt bar.
I still think that's a bit odd to announce a special Jack Daniel show in a bar when literally only hundred meters away is a tentstage with the same name. Nonetheless since the bar had a great view across the festival grounds and also beer in glass bottles we decided to hang around a little less longer just to check out this Legend that would perform. Since I didn't get my hopes up very much you could imagine my enthusiasm when it turned out the be the badass rockers from rockcity Eindhoven. Indeed the almighty Peter Pan Speedrock turned out to be the Legend that was booked for this cousy bar. Together with Dr No, from Dr No guitar effects I presume, they delivered a nice instrumental set that floated between stoner and speedrock. Personally I preferred this performance above their performance one day later at the Phoenix stage. With great enthusiasm they treated the bar to a nice set of songs. A nice surprise if you'd ask me. (Niamen)
Testament – Phoenix
Ever since the album The Gathering I kept following these uncrowned thrash metal kings. With The Dark Roots Of Earth Testament delivered one of the strongest thrash metal records last year so you could say I was pretty stoked to see Chuck Billy and his companions again. Although I had the idea a lot of fans were there alongside me to check them out they did had some starting problems which resulted in a rather weary begin of the set. Luckily the band pulled itself together and followed ringleader Chuck into the warzone. After this the crowd followed pretty fast and it turned out to be a rather great performance. (Niamen)
Sólstafir – Jack Daniel's Stage
Personal highlight of the day was the extremely loud and impressive show of the Icelandic quartet Sólstafir. I'd seen them before at the Fortarock festival on an open air main stage around noon, but that didn't impress me at all. Today it was a completely different story. In a fairly intimate setting these guys rocked hard. It wasn't really due to an energetic stage performance or a remarkable interaction with the crowd, but they did realize to create a dark and compelling atmosphere in which they drowned the listener with a thick and heavy wall of noise. (Gilles)
Traumahelikopter – Jack Daniel's Stage
Closing this small rock stage is an honorable task, but in my humble opinion they could have better switched Traumahelikopter and Sólstafir. Traumahelikopter is a Dutch rock 'n roll trio that exploded in the Dutch music scene out of nowhere. They have an energetic stage performance and their songs have a catchiness factor from outer space, but it all is a bit too neat and too damn slick if you'd ask me. Great "heavy" band for mainstream radio, but too upright for heavy music lovers. Not a real "go out with a bang" experience. (Gilles)
Kvelertak – Phoenix
After the 2010 release of the self-titled debut album Kvelertak was a recently seen guest on the many festivals and stages in Europe. With their debut album they proved that black metal, hardcore punk and hard rock can perfectly be mixed to something heavy and catchy. With a second release past week they're now willing to prove they're no one-hit-wonder. And judging from this festival appearance they did it once again. Sure the set lent most of its tracks from Kvelertak, but the Meir ones did great as well and received at least an equal or perhaps an even better reaction from the crowd. I will have to wait to judge them until I've listened to the whole new record, but their show was very promising at least. (Gilles)
Up The Irons – Thunderbolt
"Scream for me, Paaspop!" At the festival they programmed a Hard Rock Karaoke and a Heavy Metal Disco show, but what better way to sing along with the most famous heavy metal tunes than at a concert of one of the best Iron Maiden cover bands?! At a packed Thunderbolt (more a metal bar than a real stage) it was an hour long Iron Maiden karaoke with Up The Irons. They played flawless, their performance was decent, but most important: they played classic after classic. From songs like 'Fear Of The Dark' to 'Wasted Years' and 'Run To The Hill'; everybody was singing and/or head banging the whole set. When your festival is too small for the real deal; Up The Irons is what you need! (Gilles)
Peter Pan Speedrock - Phoenix
When the other guys decided to check out the Iron Maiden cover band I stood my ground and decided to go watch the band that has played almost every edition of Paaspop. Indeed the almighty Peter Pan Speedrock! Little did I know that it turned out to be one of the major disappointments this weekend. Maybe it has to do with the fact that I stood in the back of the tent, maybe it was the shivering cold that has taken it's toll over the weekend or the overall vibe in the tent. What I do know is that frontman Peter did do his best to let the audience participate or even to get some crowd response, but when even the band mascotte Dikke Dennis couldn't get the party started they just played the set and thanked the audience for showing up. Pretty obvious that the cold was taking it's toll. (Niamen)
Vanderbuyst – Jack Daniel's Stage
After hearing and singing some heavy metal classics it was time to continue with the Dutch hard rock assault Vanderbuyst. In a relative short period of time they achieved a good name in the (Dutch) hard rock scene and an even better live reputation. Today they once again proved that their reputation is legit, but they also showcased that a cold engine doesn't run that well. I can't quite put my finger on it, but the first couple of songs weren't convincing and they didn't get the response from the audience they were looking for. After those first few, these problems fortunately vanished and things were only getting better and better. At the end of the show they'd won the entire audience for them. With a big smile on our faces we continued our way. Hard Rock and Heavy Metal is alive and kicking! (Gilles)
Gojira – Phoenix
I saw Gojira. Peed my pants and came…. Twice. (Niamen)
Death Angel – Phoenix
Every festival needs a good thrash metal band and this time we were treated with the Bay Area thrashers of Death Angel. At this point the three days of festival clearly were taking their toll, with enough people not able to stand on their feet (mostly due to the liquor) or others tired of the cold weather conditions. At Death Angel's gig all these discomforts were soon to be forgotten due to an energetic performance, a good interaction between the band and the crowd and the just plain simple and effective thrash songs they fired upon us. Mostly hard and heavy, but also with a nice cover of Black Sabbath's classic 'Heaven And Hell' they impressed us a lot more than for example Testament the day before did. After three years of touring they're returning to the studios for writing and recording new material. Judging by the spirit these guys still possess it's going to be a release to be already looking forward to. (Gilles)
The Gaslight Anthem – Apollo
One of the few moments for me to enter the mainstage area was because of this band but after a couple of songs I came to the conclusion I should've skipped this one. The once young and brave punkers from Jersey didn't take any form of action to entertain the audience. It took almost 5 songs to even get a glimpse of a smile from Bryan Fallon. Of course the fans could enjoy the setlist that was nicely divided across the albums but almost every song was played on the automatic pilot. When I compare this with previous shows I've seen of them it even hurts me. An utterly disgrace for The Gaslight Anthem. (Niamen)
Details Written on Wednesday Apr 10th, 2013
Writer @Niamen
Tags: #paaspop 2013 #paaspop #john coffey #kvelertak #gojira
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Former FBI director James Comey is the subject of an Inspector General investigation into his well-documented leaking of classified information.
In fact, the FBI — Comey's old Bureau — made the referral for an investigation to the IG's office, inspector general Michael Horowitz told Congress Monday.
"We received a referral on that from the FBI. We are handling that referral and we will issue a report when the matter is complete, consistent with the law and rules that are, a report that's consistent and takes those into account," Horowitz said in his testimony.
Many people forgot that Comey is under investigation for his leaking. Comey has gone on to a book tour and a post teaching "ethical leadership" at William and Mary.
Big League Politics reported in April: At least two memos that Comey gave to a friend named Daniel Richman, a professor at Columbia Law School, contained classified information.
According to the Wall Street Journal, The Justice Department inspector general is now conducting an investigation into classification issues related to the Comey memos.
President Trump has repeatedly bashed Comey for leaking classified intel to the press, including memos that predicated the hiring of a special counsel and the never-ending "Russian collusion" investigation.


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Get a jumpstart on Easter brunch with these easy make-ahead recipes, including our new favorite breakfast donut casserole.
The day before roasting, you can stud and score the ham and cook the glaze.
Poach eggs as directed and place in bowl of ice water. Refrigerate for up to 1 day. To reheat before serving, dip the eggs, four at a time, in simmering water for about 2 minutes before serving. The sauce can also be made ahead and stored in the fridge for up to one day.
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If you plan to have a drink station, remember to chill your drinks the night before. You can also get a jumpstart on garnishes by slicing citrus and setting out glasses, napkins, and straws.
Make this Donut French Toast Casserole the night before; and then bake it the next morning. Allowing it to chill in the fridge overnight lets each donut soak up a delicious homemade custard.
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No Gas Guzzlers Here; Beijing Hosts First All-Electric Car Race
By Anthony Kuhn
German driver Nick Heidfeld of Venturi Formula E Team. The all-electric cars can go from zero to 60 in under 3 seconds, and reach top speeds of over 150 mph.
Some of the world's top race-car drivers put the pedal to the metal in Formula E this weekend, the first-ever all-electric automobile race. It was held in the Chinese capital, the first of 10 cities that will host the races between now and next June.
The championship is aimed to generate interest in — and boost sales of — electric cars.
The Formula E race cars are low to the ground, somewhere between Formula 1 and Indy cars. They've got aluminum and carbon fiber chassis, and can go from zero to 60 in under 3 seconds, and reach top speeds of over 150 mph.
Clearly, these cars are not your father's Prius.
On Saturday, 10 teams with two drivers each competed on a narrow track set up around Beijing's iconic Olympic stadium, more commonly known as the Bird's Nest. The race covered about 50 miles, or 25 laps around a circuit that was roughly 2 miles.
Outside the pit stop of the Amlin Aguri team, where mechanics swap tires, is driver Katherine Legge. She is a Briton who has settled in Indianapolis and raced twice in the Indy 500.
She explains that the Formula E car batteries only put out 28 kilowatt-hours, so drivers have to use two cars to finish the race. They have to conserve energy while going as fast as they can. They also use the brakes and the clutch to charge the battery on the fly.
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"You have to be patient, and always forward-thinking as a driver," says Katherine Legge of the Amlin Aguri team.
"You've got lots of dials and switches and knobs and things to turn on the wheel, and paddles to pull," she says, "and so you have to be patient, and also forward-thinking as a driver as well, to try and manage the amount of allotted energy that we have."
Because of the heavy weight of the car's battery, it steers differently from other cars. And less engine noise means drivers get less information about the car's performance.
Training for Formula E has meant a lot of time and commitment for the drivers and their teams.
"It's important to be seen as green and viable," says Legge. "By being here, I've shown how committed I am to the concept. I believe in it, and I think everybody here believes in it, and I do believe it will be a success.
"It feels special to be part of something completely new, something that may help define the future," says Nick Heidfeld, a seasoned German driver for the Monaco-based Venturi team.
"What we're trying to show to the world is electric vehicles can be fast, they can be sexy, they can be cool," adds Jim Wright, who manages Venturi's business side.
"And we want the next generation — I guess guys who are in their teens now, teenagers — their first car that they buy, we want that to be an electric vehicle," Wright says.
It's no coincidence, he adds, that Formula E's first leg is being held in China. It's the world's biggest market for automobiles, and the government sees electric cars as part of the solution to the country's pollution problem.
But professor Song Jian, of Tsinghua University's automotive engineering department in Beijing, says gas is still cheap enough in China that motorists don't have to think much about conserving it. Until battery technology is more commercially viable, he predicts, even the most progressive government policies won't get people buying electric cars.
"Formula E may help young people understand the technology," he says, "but it may not do much to boost sales. After all, race cars are a far cry from what ordinary consumers buy."
"Sure," he adds, "you've got Formula 1 racing. But how many young people go out and buy Formula 1 cars?"
There were a couple of crashes on Saturday, but no serious injuries. Team Audi took first place. In the coming months, the races will be held in cities including London, Buenos Aires and Miami.
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Anthony Kuhn is NPR's correspondent based in Seoul, South Korea, reporting on the Korean Peninsula, Japan, and the great diversity of Asia's countries and cultures. Before moving to Seoul in 2018, he traveled to the region to cover major stories including the North Korean nuclear crisis and the Fukushima earthquake and nuclear disaster.
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AT&T/Fortinet
AT&T adds managed SASE to portfolio
Comms and IT provider AT&T teams with security specialist Fortinet to offer network solution based on SASE principles to support distributed workforces and solve associated challenges
Joe O'Halloran, Computer Weekly
Published: 10 Mar 2021 10:00
Despite great optimism for its success over the past year, secure access service edge (SASE) has to date failed to live up to its billing, but it could get a boost from US comms giant AT&T which, with Fortinet, is now offering what it says is the first global managed SASE solution at scale that unifies leading networking and security technologies to make SASE more resilient, making safer networks a reality for enterprises.
A term coined by Gartner in its 2019 Networking hype cycle report, SASE has been pitched as the logical extension of software-defined wide area networks (SD-WANs) and a more effective way of ensuring the security of remote workforces than virtual private networks (VPNs). Yet despite the pandemic-driven mass uptake of remote working, and hence remote network access, research has found that new working practices have not led to wholesale SASE and software-defined perimeter (SDP) adoption and that enterprise VPNs remain the most widely trusted technology to serve distributed workforces.
AT&T SASE with Fortinet is said to be the first global managed SASE solution at scale that unifies SD-WAN with essential network security functions of the SASE framework and 24x7 management. Its combination of people, processes and technology is said to help enterprises enhance security, increase network performance, and reduce complexity and costs.
Such capability is important, said AT&T, due to the fact that digital transformation is driving the convergence of networking and security as technology teams realise the challenges of managing and protecting increasingly complex networks and the connections that support them. In addition, it said networking and security needs were changing as more employees accessed the network from unique locations and a variety of devices.
AT&T also said organisations were looking for technologies based on SASE principles to solve these challenges through point product consolidation, identity-based access, and worldwide points of presence to support a highly distributed workforce. With this consolidated approach, enterprises can also reduce operational costs by moving to a single cloud-delivered solution.
Attempting to offer a differentiator for its SASE solution, AT&T said that as the largest SD-WAN managed service provider in North America, and one of the world's largest managed security service providers (MSSPs), it had a unique understanding of what businesses need as they modernise and transform their networks, including the importance of security being a critical component of any business initiative.
It said the inclusion of round-the-clock management would help relieve the burden of deployment and day-to-day support, with security operations centre (SOC) analysts acting as an extension to a business's network and security teams. AT&T SASE with Fortinet integrates with the AT&T Alien Labs Threat Intelligence platform, enabling and unlocking multiple response actions which provide SOC analysts visibility into network security.
Assessing the potential of the solution, Ghassan Abdo, research vice-president for worldwide telecoms, virtualisation and CDN at analyst firm IDC, said AT&T's position as a global leader in managed SD-WAN solutions and its tenured experience delivering managed security solutions to customers around the globe would create a strong value proposition for customers looking to take advantage of the convergence of network and security controls.
AT&T SASE with Fortinet is immediately available and updates to the offering will be made throughout 2021.
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Кубок Бразилии по футболу 1989 () — 1-й розыгрыш Кубка Бразилии по футболу, организуемого Бразильской конфедерацией футбола. Он начался 19 июля и завершился 2 сентября 1989 года. В турнире приняли участие 32 команды — 22 чемпиона и 10 серебряных призёров чемпионатов штатов предыдущего, 1988 года.

Обладателем Кубка стал «Гремио», обыгравший в финале «Спорт» со счётом 2:1 по сумме двух матчей. Вместе с титулом клуб получил право участвовать в Кубке Либертадорес 1990.

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Первый розыгрыш Кубка Бразилии включал в себя пять стадий: первый этап, 1/8 финала, четвертьфиналы, полуфиналы и финал, состоящий их двух матчей. На каждой стадии команды проводили по два матча: дома и в гостях. Победителем пары становилась команда, забившая по сумме двух матчей наибольшее количество мячей.

Участники

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1:  «Гремио» выиграл ответный матч из-за пропуска «Миксто».

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«Гремио» побеждает с общим счётом 2:1.

Ссылки
 Кубок Бразилии 1989 на Futpedia.globo.com

Футбол в Южной Америке в 1989 году
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Q: SOLR lost data in importing im using solr. im importing my data from SQL Server and i have Sp there that gives me 10000 records through a C# console application and im importing it into solr using update handler
but the problem is my doc count on solr is really weird.
it should be a Factor of 10000 but right now it's 1549988.
so it seems I've lost 12 records
I've checked my console app and log the amount of data and it is correct.
why is that? how can i find the reason?

A: What is your unique identifier?
It could be possible that Solr has found some documents with the same name/content etc and considers them to be the same document and therefore will not add another copy to keep its uniqueness rule


Minnesota - Duluth outshoots Michigan Tech 50-19, but take the loss to the last place Huskies 3-2. It was a frustrating night of hockey for a team in which the UMD radio team agree with my thoughts earlier today that losses like this to Tech are routinely looked back on as "stinging" as it was said tonight. The result is especially hard to take in that it was a game where UMD lead and had the home ice advantage.
Tech notched the only even strength goals of the night and made the Bulldogs pay for turnovers and sloppy play at times. It was the typical "grind it out" MTU type win.
Scoring for the Bulldogs tonight was JConnolly and Mike Seidel. Not found on the scoring sheet tonight and pushing a shot wide of a mostly open net with five seconds left is Justin Fontaine. It has been said that more than the "usual scorers" need to score, but now we need those players and the usual scoreers to pick it up.


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