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About the Fork
So why did we fork?
Restore a firm open source project
Future Development & Focus
Deciso's involvement
About the Fork¶
Welcome to about the fork. This page is intended to explain the original motivation for forking, but keep in mind that currently less than 10% of the original legacy code base remains. As it stands today, OPNsense has evolved from being a fork to a whole new security platform with leading innovations such as weekly security updates for all components, a REST API, inline Intrusion Prevention and an intuitive modern user interface.
Let's fork and lift the project!
So why did we fork?¶
Back in 2014, after having sponsored pfSense® for years, we felt that there was no other option than to fork the project and to keep the spirit of the - original m0n0wall based fork - alive. Below you can read about our original motivations and the birth of OPNsense®.
Technical¶
We had technical reasons to fork. As much as we love the functionality/feature set of pfSense, we do not enjoy the code quality and dispersed development method. We like structure, achievable goals set forth in a roadmap with regular releases and a decent framework.
Security¶
On the security part the main issue was the need to separate logic. The GUI should not perform tasks that require root access, and potential security issues should be fixed before they become a real problem.
Quality¶
As for quality, all new features will be built using a solid framework with a Model View Controller. For this purpose we choose Phalcon as it is the fastest open source PHP framework available. And we will gradually migrate parts inherited from pfSense to the new framework to avoid a big-bang approach.
Community¶
A thriving community can only exist when people are willing to share. We want to make it easier for people to join and help to build the community. With pfSense, this has been rather difficult, as the tools to build it are difficult to use and often do not work in the first few attempts. And since 2014 they are not freely available any more, you need to apply for access with ESF. We believe a good open source project has nothing to hide so access to the sources should be there for all. It will remain a mystery why ESF made that move, as commit rights and read rights are totally different.
ESF has since changed their policy several times with different license models, including the ESF 6 clause license and the latest being a Apache style license.
Transparency¶
A real concern with pfSense is transparency. Since Netgate bought the majority share of pfSense and renamed the company to ESF, it has been difficult to understand the direction they want the project to go. Removing the tools from GitHub without prior warning and using the brand name to fence off competitors has scared quite a lot of people. Also the license had changed for no apparent reason…
Restore a firm open source project¶
With OPNsense, we have restored a stable project with clear goals and a very simple license that is suitable for forking and making OEM versions. We think a community project is there for all to use and work with.
First Release¶
Much work had already been done before the first official release:
The build-tools had been completely rewritten from the ground up with clear and easy to read build scripts that are portable and small,
OPNsense is now a package that can be installed on top of our custom FreeBSD build (you can literally do pkg remove opnsense and you are left with an almost standard FreeBSD base system),
The firmware upgrade process is now done with pkgng,
Captive portal has been rewritten and does not make use of kernel patches anymore,
New features (captive portal) have been implemented with a clear structure,
The check_reload_status functionality, effectively the backend daemon starting and stopping components, has been fully rewritten in Python (configd),
Fully reworked the GUI to a modern Bootstrap based one that is also easier to customize if you want to.
Future Development & Focus¶
Moving forward the focus will remain on code quality and security.
A lot of work has been done to improve the code quality and with weekly updates we have proven to be able to act quickly on known security threats. For current status of the project and future development see our roadmap.
Deciso's involvement¶
That being said it is important to know that Deciso has been a long time sponsor of pfSense and invested a lot of time and money into the project. Deciso helped to make it a success in Europe. Until Netgate bought the company there was room for many others like us, but that has changed unfortunately.
Closing thoughts¶
In the end it all boils down to the direction we will go both technical as well as community involvement and transparency.
You are invited! Try OPNsense, be part of the community and help the project move forward. OPNsense is rapidly becoming the number one open source firewall platform!


I'm not one to make a show of my birthday, but this year it's my golden one. I turned twenty-eight years old on the 28th of June. I usually let this day fly by like any other, but this year I thought I ought to treat myself to something special.
With no shortage of ways to celebrate in Paris, I chose to book a suite at the Hotel Raphael in the 16th arrondissement for a five-star stay in this historic place I always dreamed of spending a night. I bought a sweet little cake from Laduree down the road and shared it with one of my best friends in the whole world. I indulged in more than my fair share of the most luxurious Lancôme products in my cabinet — the Absolue Precious Oil, Silky Day Cream, and Nourishing Lip Balm. Nothing less than the gold standard for me on this golden birthday. And of course I thought about what it really means to be me at this age.
I never look forward much to being another year older, but this year something has changed. Twenty-eight is a pivotal number. To some of you that may seem very young; in life, age is all relative. I'm officially in my late twenties now. Supposedly it's the age women reach their sexual prime. They stop calling themselves "girls" because, like me, you might have a few grey hairs and some wrinkles to show for your time here on earth. But it's more than that, a sort of calm that comes over you as you can finally say "Okay...this being a woman thing, I've got this." It's an air of confidence in yourself inside and out. A wisdom that only comes with time, and the great privilege of going through this life as a woman.
Age is just a number. You're never too young or too old to be the woman of your dreams. Don't dwell in moments where you feel down about your looks. You'll just look back 25 years from now and wonder why you wasted all that time. You're never too young to start thinking about anti-aging skincare. Wear sunscreen. Let there be one entire day each week where you don't look in a mirror. Looks are not everything in life. Invest in quality cosmetics. Your face is worth it. Smile, not because people say it makes you prettier, but because it's good for you. Try new things, starting with any color of lipstick you dare to. Compliment other women, you might just make her day. Any man that doesn't make you feel beautiful just as you are isn't right for you. Never aspire to look perfect, you'll only set yourself up for failure. Learn to love yourself at your natural body weight — life is so much more fun this way. Eyebrows make all the difference. No matter how late, always remove your makeup before bed. Don't pick at your skin. Aspire only to be the best version of you, never somebody else. Embrace flaws, they keep things interesting. Don't hoard beauty secrets, sharing is caring. Throw out expired cosmetics. Bad skin days...these too shall pass. Don't scowl, it gives you bad wrinkles. Invest in a silk pillowcase for hair and skin. Eight hours of sleep, no more no less. Enough said. Hydrate from inside and outside. Don't squint at the sun, put on those sunglasses! Laugh a lot because those lines are the best kind of wrinkles. Never use regular soap to take off your eye makeup. And beauty is not proprietary, it belongs to each and every one of us!


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Operation Melt Down, Part III
"My God, this is the time. If everyone wants Gold we're all going to be ruined..."
ONCE UPON A TIME money meant gold (and ever less silver), freely exchanged between private individuals looking to buy and sell, invest and spend.
But then came the 20th century.
There had been experiments with "fiat money" before, of course – most famously in 13th century China, 18th century France and Civil War America. Paper was issued as currency without gold (or silver) to back it. There was just a promise – dictated by emperors, kings and army commanders – that other people would accept it in payment. The foot-soldiers would make sure of that.
So you'd better accept it, or else. Hence the name "fiat" – from the Latin – meaning "Let it be done".
But the world refused to let paper money just be, however. Whenever fiat replaced gold by government diktat, things always seemed to end badly. Not even the gallows can support faith when confidence fails. And confidence in un-backed paper had always failed before.
Hence the complaint of many eloquent gold owners today: the 20th century saw politicians conspire to do the impossible, over-reaching mankind and replacing gold with the Dollar. It can't and won't last, runs the theory, based as it is on every previous attempt to keep gold from acting as cash. So any bounce in the Dollar out of its ultimate down-trend must signal dark forces at work...diabolical meddling in the free market for Gold.
The battle, these so-called "gold bugs" would claim, is between man's paper promise and nature's true money. And eternal truths will out in the end. That's what makes them eternal.
But it's worth bearing in mind – now the 20th century's ended, if not quite shuffled off – that the Dollar only became the world's No.1 money because the United States owned pretty much all of the gold. As the radio-active dust cleared at the end of the Second World War, Washington controlled well over two-thirds of the world's entire monetary gold stock. Gold crowned the Dollar, or rather, an odd new form of gold did.
It was kept in deep storage, safe and secure from private decisions and personal choice. Heaven forbid that voters should have control of this wealth! They'd only send it abroad to settle their debts...or acquire shiny new toys...or hold government debt to account by refusing to lend gold in the future. The White House was buggered, to apply that quaint English phrase, if it was going to let gold slip back into private control.
Better by far to give people paper to trade with, and hold all the gold – that final arbiter of value, used for over 5,000 years – against whatever Evil Days might soon return.
"The period of economic nationalism between the two world wars saw a rapid concentration of gold in official hands," explains the World Gold Council in its excellent history online. "Up to that point [meaning the mid-1920s], most gold had always been held privately, circulating as currency among citizens and across borders in commercial trade transactions."
But now Gold, "which had been the foundation of the first genuinely international monetary system during the period before WWI, came to be used as a weapon in economic competition and national rivalries."
Even after the Great War finally ground to a halt, a mile or two above Nagasaki (Churchill would call it "a new Thirty Years War"), those national rivalries still depended on gold being controlled by the state.
Peace in Europe – if not in Asia – didn't yet make those gold stocks redundant. World trade and cross-border loans were still regularly settled in gold, most especially between the "free West" and the Soviet bloc.
Spring 1964, for example, saw communist Russia fly a fleet of Aeroflot TU-114 airliners into London and Paris, packed full of gold bars – all stamped with the hammer and sickle and destined for North America.
The gold bought "huge purchases of Australian, Canadian and US wheat," as Time magazine reported. But a far greater flow of gold bullion was going in the other direction, shipped first from Fort Knox to New York before waving farewell to the United States and sailing East across the Atlantic to France, Britain and other apparent allies.
"My God, this is the time," President Kennedy had said to then-chair of the Federal Reserve, William McChesney Martin, two years before. J.F.K. paraphrased what the Europeans might be thinking – or rather, their elected leaders in power.
"If everyone wants gold we're all going to be ruined, because there is not enough gold to go around."
What was there was in abundance, however, were US dollars. Millions and then billions of the damn things, piling up at the Banque de France in Paris as well as in London, Frankfurt, Tokyo...
But then, this was always the plan under the Bretton Woods scheme. Aside from settling international debts between states, "the Dollar was demanded by foreign nations both a [central-bank] reserve asset and to finance much of the world's trade," writes Francis Gavin in Gold, Dollars & Power.
"This demand for American dollars," Gavin goes on – which the United States was only too happy to meet with freshly printed notes – "was in excess of the demand for American goods. In other words, some of the [balance of payments] deficit might not actually be a deficit at all, as those dollars were desired, at least for a time, by central banks and entities involved in financing trade."
Now roll forward to 2008, and the United States' deficits – still paid in that "exorbitant privilege" as President Charles de Gaulle of France called the Dollar – are once again piling up in central bank vaults. This time, however, there's no hope of flying to Washington and asking for gold in exchange. Richard Nixon got rid of that clause, killing the Bretton Woods deal and setting free the gold price in 1971.
The poor central banks now drowning in Dollars are different, too. Caught with no hope of swapping their paper for gold, might China, Japan, Russia and South Korea not move to Buy Gold in the market instead?
Let's hope not. Really. It wouldn't be fun...not even for "gold bugs".
"Countries facing particular volatility in their economic and/or political circumstances will want to consider the level of gold in their reserves," as the World Gold Council says. But equating strong gold reserves with a strong international position is to cast nationalized gold as a good thing in itself...rather than as a truly barbarous relic of 20th century nationalism, state control, and all the horrors they wrought.
Here in Europe, the over-blown state bureaucracies that seized control of privately-held gold between 1900 and 1965 now keep around one-half of their foreign currency reserves in gold bullion. The United States – outright winner of the 30 years "total war" in 1945 – holds fully three-quarters of its nationalized cash hoard as gold. The international average, thanks to the weight of these first-class gold bugs, sits nearer 10% on most analysts' math.
So "it's important to recognize," claims a story on Seeking Alpha, that if China, Japan and Russia took gold bullion to 10% of their central bank reserves, it "would require a purchase of approximately 9,300 tons of gold...or the [world's] entire gold [mining] production for the next 4 years."
Far more important to recognize, however, is the fact that such a move would presage a new total war...a shooting match requiring a much grander name than merely "World War Three".
Governments Buy Gold – and lock it away from private decisions and choice – when they fear other nations. Fear on that scale is never much fun, not even for gold bugs. It would prove less fun again if (or rather, when) the race to hoard government gold turned into an absolute ban on private ownership.
It happened to US gold-owners in 1933. Most citizens of the "free" world were barred from owning gold freely, within their domestic borders, until the late 20th century.
This driving fear, late in August this year, led the German Bundesbank – owner of the world's second-largest nationalized gold hoard – to reject calls from politicians and newspaper editors in Berlin to sell a portion of its 3,000-tonne stock. They wanted the sales to fund economic stimulus, but "national gold reserves have a confidence and stability-building function," the central-bank answered.
More tellingly, "this function has become even more important," the Bundesbank added as Russian tanks rolled into Georgia, "given the geopolitical situation and the risks present in financial market developments." And more telling again, the Gold Bullion held by the Russian central bank grew by more than 50 tonnes in the 12 months to July 2008 – a sudden and sharp increase in its reserves according to official data.
The previous half-decade saw Russia's gold reserves shrink by almost 16 tonnes. Even now, gold as proportion of forex reserves sits at just 2.7%. Former president (and current puppet-master) Vladimir Putin set a 10% target in 2006.
As it is outside the Caucasus, meantime, long-run bull markets in Gold rarely suffer when central banks sell. Between 1976 and 1980, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) sold one-third of its total gold holdings – a massive 1,600 tonnes.
The price rose eight-fold regardless.
Again in 1999-2002, the United Kingdom and Switzerland sold another 1,600 tonnes between them. Yet all they achieved was to kick-start the current bull surge! So if they had hoped "to reduce the role of gold in the international monetary system" (as the IMF put it, twenty years earlier) then their failure should point even the most ardent gold bugs to a curious thought.
The Central Bank Gold Agreement (CBGA) – first signed in Sept. 1999 – marked the end of the 20th century for gold. Instead of nationalizing and hoarding the stuff, fifteen European states announced they would slowly drip-feed gold back into the market...releasing it into private hands after almost 100 years of the opposite policy.
Renewed in 2004, the current CBGA will see its fourth year expire three weeks from now (Friday, 26th Sept.). But the central-bank gold sellers are now way under quota...a full 170 tonnes short of their 500-tonne ceiling by the reckoning of our friend, Julian Phillips at GoldForecaster.com.
What if they got moving, and played catch up quick-smart? Genuine free-market believers the world over might wish that they would.


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Cecilia Miranda Chongo foi uma política moçambicana. Em 1977, ela fez parte do primeiro grupo de mulheres eleitas para a Assembleia Popular.

Biografia
Chongo foi candidata da FRELIMO nas eleições parlamentares de 1977, nas quais foi uma do primeiro grupo de 27 mulheres eleitas para a Assembleia Popular. Ela foi reeleita em 1986 pela Província de Gaza.

Mulheres de Moçambique na política
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Q: Combining jQuery :not and :nth-child selectors $j('.select-all-these:not(.except-these):nth-child(3n)');

I'm trying to select every third item that doesn't have a particular class. This is my jQuery selector, but it doesn't work - it seems that the :nth-child selector ignores the :not selector. Am I doing it wrong?
As an example, this is how it should work:
.select-all-these.except-these
.select-all-these.except-these
.select-all-these.except-these
.select-all-these
.select-all-these.except-these
.select-all-these
.select-all-these <-- THIS ONE IS SELECTED
.select-all-these.except-these

Thanks! :)

A: How about using the method to filter the results instead?
$('.select-all-these:nth-child(3n)').not('.except-these');

Here's a fiddle to demonstrate: http://jsfiddle.net/ntNgC/

A: The only way I could see to make this work was to use two filter() calls:
$('.select').filter(
    function(){
        return !$(this).hasClass('dontselect');
    }).filter(
        function(i){
            return (i+1)%3 == 0; // unless you want a zero-based count, regular CSS is one-based
        }).css('color','red');

JS Fiddle demo.
You could, though, use a single filter() call, with an external variable:
var count = 0;
$('.select').filter(
    function(){
        console.log(!$(this).hasClass('dontselect'));
        if (!$(this).hasClass('dontselect')){
            count++;
            return count%3 == 0;
        }
    }).css('color','red');

JS Fiddle demo.
JS Perf reports that the single filter is, unsurprisingly, a little faster, but only very, very, very marginally.
References:

*

*filter().

*hasClass().

A: UPDATE:
i don't think this is possible with nth-child or another selector of jQuery. so consider using a more verbose solution:
var count = 0;
$('.select-all-these').each(function() {
    if(!$(this).hasClass('except-these')) {
        count++;
    }
    if(count === 3) {
        $(this).text('every 3rd element');
        count = 0
    }
});

http://jsfiddle.net/TJdFS/2/ (alternative version: http://jsfiddle.net/TJdFS/)
:nth-child counts all matching elements ignoring any additional filters like :not.
see jquery doc:

The :nth-child(n) pseudo-class is easily confused with :eq(n), even though the two can result in dramatically different matched elements. With :nth-child(n), all children are counted, regardless of what they are, and the specified element is selected only if it matches the selector attached to the pseudo-class. With :eq(n) only the selector attached to the pseudo-class is counted, not limited to children of any other element, and the (n+1)th one (n is 0-based) is selected.

Example:

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JS:
$('.select-all-these:not(.except-these):nth-child(6)').text('nth-child counts all elements (1 based!)');
$('.select-all-these:not(.except-these):eq(1)').text('eq counts only matching elements (0 based!)');

Result:
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eq counts only matching elements. (0 based!)
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nth-child counts all elements (1 based!)

http://jsfiddle.net/nFtkE/2/

A: Best easy way =)
$('table tr:not(.class)').eq(1);

Good luck =)

A: Nth-child can be counterintuitive when working with a filtered selection of a group.
Use .each() to get around its limitations:
var count = 0;
$('.select-all-these:not(.except-these)').each(function(){
    if ( count++ % 2 == 0 ) $(this).css('color','red')
})

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That is a huge bummer. I get bombarded daily with requests to renew. UGGG.
Here you can see the renewal page. [attachment=1335886,123927] Here is my only membership, setup for 365 days for $75. [attachment=1335886,123928] And here you can see all of the auto-generated invoices. [attachment=1335886,123929] No clue why it is using the very first invoice, that is showing as paid even. It should be using #4042-3.
Also have this same issue. Make sure it is in the next release.
Thank you so much. That fixed it. All the best.


US Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs Alice Wells will travel to Baku on June 27-29, to take part in a meeting of the International Contact Group (ICG) on Afghanistan, the US Department of State said in a message June 27.
"On the sidelines of the ICG meeting, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Wells will meet with senior Azerbaijani government officials to thank them for Azerbaijan's continued support to the Afghan government and NATO's Resolute Support Mission in Afghanistan", the message said.
The ICG is a platform for discussions on assistance to the development of Afghanistan and the region in which it is located. The ICG was established in 2009, bringing together 60 states and organizations, including Azerbaijan. Together with Afghanistan, Germany acts as co-chair country of the ICG.
About 90 representatives of ICG member countries and international organizations will participate in the upcoming meeting, adding that representatives of government and non-government organizations of Afghanistan are also expected to participate in the meeting.


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An emergency room physician examined constructive for COVID-19 9 days after getting vaccinated. That is not an indication the vaccine did not work.
Dec 31, 2020 covid19
A nurse receives the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at Northwell Health's Long Island Jewish Valley Stream hospital on December 21, 2020 in Valley Stream, New York. Eduardo Munoz-Pool/Getty Images
Josh Mugele, an emergency room doctor in Georgia, tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday.
Mugele received his first dose of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine nine days prior.
Mugele's infection isn't a sign that the shot didn't work.
The vaccine requires two shots to be fully effective. It can also take up to a few weeks for vaccinated individuals to develop immunity, so it's important to continue to wear masks and social distance after getting the shots.
"This was just dumb luck," Mugele said. "I happened to be exposed within a few days of getting the vaccine, but this still is the best tool we have for fighting the virus."
Josh Mugele worked the night shift on Christmas. Though he had been tending to coronavirus patients since the start of the pandemic, his Georgia hospital was stretched to capacity like never before. There was one small comfort, though: Mugele had received the first dose of Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine on December 20.
"I had three shifts in a row right up to the vaccine date," Mugele, an emergency room doctor at Northeast Georgia Medical Center in Gainesville, Georgia, told Business Insider. "I was just really nervous I was going to get exposed before that. I honestly felt really a sense of relief when, on the 20th, I actually was able to get the vaccine and I thought I'd kind of crossed the finish line."
Josh Mugele
Then on Monday, he came down with a headache and cough. The following day, he tested positive for COVID-19.
"I was scared at first, but more than anything, I think I was angry," Mugele said. "I've had maximum exposure, as much as any ER doc in the country, and I've been spared for 10 months and then to get it right after I got the vaccine is just stupid and frustrating."
Pfizer's vaccine is given as two injections 21 days apart
Mugele always knew there was a chance of getting sick after his first dose.
Pfizer's vaccine is given as two injections 21 days apart. The two-dose regimen was found to be 95% effective at preventing COVID-19, but a single dose provided a lot less protection. That's why it's imperative for vaccine recipients to return for a second shot.
It's also unknown whether the vaccine prevents infection altogether, and it can take up to a few weeks post-vaccination for the body to develop immunity in the form of antibodies against the virus.
"That first eight days is really critical," Mugele said. "People still have to be absolutely isolated. They have to wear their mask, they have to wash their hands, they have to avoid going out before they get the benefit of the vaccine."
Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, California administers its first doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on December 17, 2020. Paul Bersebach/MediaNews Group/Orange County Register/Getty Images'This was just dumb luck'
Mugele said he still plans on getting his second dose on January 12, assuming he has been asymptomatic for about a week beforehand. He also stressed that his infection wasn't a sign of anything wrong with the vaccine.
"This was just dumb luck," he said. "I happened to be exposed within a few days of getting the vaccine, but this still is the best tool we have for fighting the virus."
As an emergency room doctor, Mugele also had a higher risk of infection than many Americans, especially because his hospital is filling with coronavirus patients.
"Our hospital's pretty much like every other hospital in the country," he said. "We have higher volumes than we've ever had."
The US vaccine rollout is going slowly
Average daily hospitalizations have tripled across the US over the last two months, reaching a peak of nearly 125,000 on Tuesday. Mugele said he feels sorry that another doctor will have to cover his shift during this critical time.
"The shifts these days are really, really hard," he said. "We're seeing people in non-ideal conditions, like in the hallway or the waiting room, so it's a stressful, stressful work environment. Everybody is already stretched thin."
While vaccines are still the quickest way to halt the pandemic, the US's immunization rollout has been painfully slow compared to what federal officials had anticipated. Earlier this month, the Trump administration predicted 20 million Americans would get a coronavirus shot by year's end. The US has shipped out around 14 million doses so far, but only about 2.6 million people have received their first injections, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday.
"It's really important that, until we have widespread vaccination rates in the entire country, even if you have both doses of vaccine, you still have to be careful," Mugele. "You still have to wear your mask out in public and you still have to avoid large gatherings and you still have to wash your hands. We're still in the thick of this thing."
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Olivier Giroud has perhaps been one of the most underrated players during his time at Arsenal but did manage to build a strong reputation for bagging crucial goals as well as his ability to hold up the play as he brilliantly showed his critics in Russia.
And now statistics have come out in the open which shows the tremendous effect the 31-year-old has had on one of his Chelsea teammates. According to this graphic released by Sky Sports, the World Cup winner plays a vital role in star man Eden Hazard finding the net.
The Belgian winger has found the net 9 times when playing with Giroud and just once without him in all competitions for Chelsea. Unsurprisingly Giroud started for Sarri during the 4-1 rout against Cardiff City in which Hazard bagged his first hat-trick since 2014.
Numbers certainly don't lie and the data points to Giroud's growing influence on Hazard's goal-scoring abilities and as their chemistry continues to grow over the season, Blues fans should be bracing themselves for a stellar season from the Belgian.


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When we first arrived on your beautiful shores, we immediately sensed what was occurring. The Anunnaki were still the Overlords of this surface world, and treated their minions with a firm but velvet glove. It was your position to obey with few or no questions asked. This unfair reality caused us much pain for what you were enduring. We immediately discovered who was in charge of the Holy Light of Heaven's accomplishments. At first, they were suspicious of our presence but gradually, they began to develop trust. Your Ascended Masters were our patrons, and through them our sacred project was explained to all. Nevertheless, it took us more than two decades to develop the degree of trust required to successfully attain our series of projects. Once achieved, we were able to implement projects that involved both the Masters' secret sacred societies and the Agarthans. During this time, we increased the number of ships in our fleet and completed the training of those assigned to mentor you. These projects are, of course, continuing.
Today, we continued with our weekly reports. This magical time of the year has brought us much joy! The coming time is sure to bring all a resplendent sequence of wonders. It is also a time for you to use your amazing visions to manifest the true marvel that is humanity! Know, dear Ones, that the countless supply and never-ending prosperity of Heaven are indeed yours! So Be It! Selamat Gajun! Selamat Ja! Sirian for Be One! and Be in Joy!.


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From Edison films catalog: This building and machinery supplied the electric power and electric light for the entire city of Galveston, including the car system. The building, which is of solid masonry, is a complete wreck, and together with the twisted iron work of the machinery, shows the tremendous power of the cyclone. 50 feet. $7.50.
- Copyright: Thomas A. Edison; 24Sept1900; D18563.
- Sources used: Copyright catalog, motion pictures, 1894-1912; Musser, C. Edison motion pictures 1890-1900, 1997, p. 636; Niver, K.R. Early motion pictures, 1985; Edison films catalog, no. 105, July 1901, p. 14-15 [MI].
From Edison films catalog: This building and machinery supplied the electric power and electric light for the entire city of Galveston, including the car system. The building, which is of solid masonry, is a complete wreck, and together with the twisted iron work of the machinery, shows the tremendous power of the cyclone. 50 feet. $7.50. Part of The Galveston Cyclone series (Edison films catalog): At the first news of the disaster by cyclone and tidal wave that devastated Galveston on Saturday, Sept. 8th, 1900, we equipped a party of photographers and sent them by special train to the scene of the ruins. Arriving at the scene of desolation shortly after the storm had swept over that city, our party succeeded, at the risk of life and limb, in taking about a thousand feet of moving pictures. In spite of the fact that Galveston was under martial law and that the photographers were shot down at sight by the excited police guards, a very wide range of subject has been secured. The series, taken as a whole, will give the entire world a definite idea of the terrible disaster, unequaled since the Johnstown flood of 1889. The following pictures are all copyrighted and fully protected by law. They are made from the original negatives taken at a great expense, and expressed to us immediately after they were taken. We will prosecute anyone who copies or uses copies of these films. These films are now drawing immense crowds at Eden Musee and Proctor's vaudeville houses in New York City. Procure these films and increase the receipts of your exhibitions. This great disaster which has startled the entire world, has made an indelible impression on the minds of the public, and everyone will be interested in seeing authentic moving pictures of a representative American city almost entirely wiped out by the combined power of water and wind. The films we list below are genuine, and ours are positively the only animated picture films secured while the city of Galveston was in a state of chaos.
Thomas A. Edison, Inc, and Paper Print Collection. Panorama of Galveston power house . United States: Edison Manufacturing Co, 1900. Video. https://www.loc.gov/item/00694267/.
Thomas A. Edison, I. & Paper Print Collection. (1900) Panorama of Galveston power house . United States: Edison Manufacturing Co. [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/00694267/.
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New Orleans and the Never-Clearing Air of Mendacity
By Charles P. Pierce
David Quinn/AP
All of New Orleans was once Trayvon Martin. The storm hit and the city drowned and, suddenly, the country got a good look at a lot of itself that it had not cared to look at for an awfully long time. It saw ruin and apathy, poverty and desperation. It saw the fruits of political corruption, political fantasy, and political neglect. It saw race and class in the starkest way that you can see them, swollen bodies floating in a city that became a canal, and then a lake, and then a noxious inland sea. It saw the long, lingering death of the idea of a political commonwealth, and it saw the final glorybound triumph of laissez-faire and supply-side and social Darwinism. It saw all these things and then, dammit, the country looked away again.
One of the things that the country looked at briefly, and then determined that it would look upon it no longer, because what it meant was that the country's anesthetic lies had lost their potency, occurred on September 4, 2005 on the Danziger Bridge, which carries US-90 (Thanks commenter Bobby Dupont.) across the city's Industrial Canal. That night, a group of lawless New Orleans Police, all pretense of maintaining civic order literally thrown to the winds, rolled up in a Budget rental truck on a group of citizens who had taken shelter behind some concrete barriers near the bridge and committed an act of unimaginable official terrorism. The cops leaped from the truck and opened fire. Officer Robert Faulcon blew away with a shotgun blast one Ronald Madison, Jr., a 40-year old mentally-challenged man. Faulcon shot Madison in the back. Sgt. Kenneth Bowen jumped out of the front seat of the truck and sprayed the area with an AK-47. Sgt. Robert Gisevius, Jr. jumped out of the back of the truck and opened up with an M-4, while Anthony Villavaso II let go with his own AK. Somewhere in the storm of bullets, another man named James Brissette was killed, too. Four others were wounded.
After the shooting, the cops concocted a plan to cover up what they did. A sergeant named Archie Kaufman, the lead police investigator into the events at the bridge, helped them do it. Evidence was faked. Fraudulent reports were filed. Most of this barbering was done to further the notion that the police had been under fire, in deadly danger, and that the fusillade was unleashed in self-defense against a mob from a city that had become barbarous.
Late on Wednesday, all four of the officers who did the shooting, plus Kaufman, were sentenced to prison terms by Judge Kurt Engelhardt in the United States District Court. Faulcon got slugged the worst, receiving a 64-year prison term. Bowen and Gisevius each got 40 years, while Villavaso got 38. Kaufman got sent up for six years, and only because Engelhardt knocked his term down from the federal guidelines that landed so heavily on the four shooters. Engelhardt was disturbed that Kaufman's superior, Lt. Michael Lohman, who Engelhardt believed orchestrated the cover-up, had cut a sweet deal with the prosecutors. In fact, the judge was troubled throughout the trial by "an air of mendacity," troubled indeed that the prosecutors were using some rogue cops to convict the others. The breakdown in the courthouse was a distant mirror in which you could see clearly the breakdown of the New Orleans Police Department during what people down there refer to only as "the storm."
"Using liars to convict liars is no way to pursue justice," Engelhardt said. Citing witnesses for perjury "at this trial would be like giving out speeding tickets at the Indy 500," he added.
New Orleans was a tragedy, and then it was a crime, and now it is barely a memory. The city was holding its breath this weekend over what the judge was going to do. You could feel the tension every time you stepped outside the bubble of the Final Four festivities. Underneath the undeniably unquenchable spirit of the place, and underneath all the Chamber of Commerce rah-rah bullshit that is that spirit's tawdry public doppelganger, there remains a sense of abandonment and loss. In the Ninth Ward, the most poignant things are the steps to nowhere. Row after row of short brick staircases that end, abruptly, in the air, because the houses to which they were attached are not there any more. Who walked up those stairs, you wonder, after a hard day's work? What children took them all in a single bound, coming home from school? What neighbors stood at the top of them, bouncing nervously, one foot to another, carrying some food because someone in the house had died? The steps are a hundred stories that die in their middles. What happened on the Danziger Bridge is one of the rare ones. It had a beginning and a middle, and now it has an end. The storm, it seems, is never-ending.
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A Haryana town friend recalls the night show that led Tom Alter the teacher to show biz
Tom Alter was a teacher at St. Thomas School in Jagadhri and he, along with his friend Saleem Bakhtawar, had gone to watch the movie at Jamuna Talkies in the town.
Written by Sukhbir Siwach | Chandigarh | Updated: October 1, 2017 12:27:02 pm
Tom Alter (left) with his friend Saleem Bakhtawar at Jagadhri.
It was a night show of romantic super-hit film Aaradhana in Haryana's Jagadhri town in 1970 that moved Thomas Beach Alter, also known as Tom Alter, to join the film industry.
Then, Tom was a teacher at St. Thomas School in Jagadhri and he, along with his friend Saleem Bakhtawar, had gone to watch the movie at Jamuna Talkies in the town.
"After watching the movie, Tom told me he would also become a star like Rajesh Khanna. It seemed he had made up his mind to become a film actor," recalls Saleem, who is currently a music teacher at the same school.
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According to Saleem, Tom subsequently decided to join an institute Pune to learn film acting where "he stood first".
"Then Ramanand Sagar gave him a chance and he worked in his movie Charas. He came to Jagadhri and we together watched the movie at Madhu Talkies here. Later, he worked in about 300 movies and serials, including the hit films like Kranti and Aashiqui," Saleem said.
At 18, Tom had enrolled at Yale University, where he studied for a year-and-a-half before deciding to come back to India to join the Jagadhri school in 1969. Chandana Lall, principal of the school run by a Christian missionary, said Tom worked there for nearly six months and was loved by his students.
Tom Alter last year at Jagadhri School.
"Tom was teaching class 4th, apart from working as a sports teacher," says Saleem. "The school management had provided a room to Tom in school premises. My father was an employee of the local church and a house was allotted to my family in the same school campus. That time, I was just 13 and was student of another school while Tom's age was 19. We used to play cricket, basketball and volleyball together," Saleem said.
According to Saleem, Tom had later came to Jagadhri to attend marriage of Saleem's sister Victoria.
One of Tom's students, Deepti Jain, a gynecologist, is now running her nursing home in Rohtak. "That time, I was just nine. We were just four students, Deepati, Bindu, Gurinder and Harvinder, in Tom's class. Tom had joined the school as a teacher just after passing 10+2," says Deepti, now 55. "Last year, Tom came to St Thomas School to attend its golden jubilee celebrations. In a lighter mood, I told Tom Sir I was in 5th class that time. But Tom immediately corrected me saying I was a student of 4th class. He also said I was his best student," says Deepati.
Paying tributes to the late actor, Saleem says, "I have lost my elder brother."
The 67-year-old actor had been diagnosed with skin cancer at an advanced stage and was being treated at a Mumbai hospital.
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Citizens' Report on Brownfields.
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US EPA's Pollution Prevention News -This was a great EPA newsletter... so they stopped publishing it in June 1998. It appears as though they have also taken down the back issues. If anyone has an electronic copy, let us know and we'll publish them here! You can still to download back issues (prior to July 1998) here. When the EPA gets around to reviving the newsletter (if it happens; maybe in mid-2007) it will be here
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Toxic News for the Net is a daily summary of news on environmental and toxic-related issues. It is compiled by the U.S. EPA's Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics from major news outlets including The Washington Post, New York Times, and Wall Street Journal.
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are applied to users and devices whether they use a wired port or access the network through an AP.
Does any one have any experience can share and which aruba access switch model is used?
You can absolutely do this. I've been testing with the S3500/S2500s and have replicated my wireless side "student" and "staff" user roles authenticating with dot1x. It's very straightforward and basically the same configuration that's already on your controller. I've also successfully tested UDR authentication for ps3, xboxen, etc. On the client side, it's very simple to include the same native network profile on Macs or your 1X supplicant (we use SecureW2 since we're TTLS/LDAP) on the PC side. If you have an on-boarding app like Cloudpath, this just snaps in. The real win here is because we are using AMP, this gives us one place to see users no matter how they connect. This is huge for our dormitory users.
The switches also have lots of other nice features, especially for tight wiring closets and small buildings.
We are doing this on our 300 + S3500's Works great!
Could you please shade some lights on the configuration on the switch S3500 side?
server to authenticate machines and users.
We want to have the same thing on the wired side. If I connect AD machine on the wired port, the machine authenticate and gets its IP address from the pool. If I connect a non AD machine on the wired port, the user should get the CP to enter his AD credentials.
I configured some ports on the S3500 switch as tunneled ports, I assigned these ports to a switching profile. When I connect the machine to the tunneled port, I get the correct IP and I can authenticate via CP. If I connect an AD machine on which I already activated the 802.1X machine authentication, It wouldn't authenticate.
vlan 100 need to be created and an aaa profile applied under "aaa authentication wired"
Thanks gcui for the help.
The aaa authentication wired profile was missing on my config. I will give it a try monday.
Any idea why dot1x is not working with the wired access?
with dot1x then the user get the CP for user auth.
I found what I was missing in my config posted above. May help somebody else.
The configured AAA profile needs to be applied to the VLAN 200 so it will take effect.
#vlan 200 wired aaa-profile "CORP prive-aaa_prof"
Is it possible to have aaa profile applied to a pool VLAN?
Hi, I have an S3500 configured to use 802.1x authentication. I own a cun authentication profile and role. All ports are in the same VLAN and only two ports configured for 802.1x. The problem is that when I connect cable to the ports that require authentication, this process is repeated twice. The first time I assigned the user role 'logon' and the second time the role 'udr-dot1x-aaa'. Is the Solution to ask authentication only once?
Hi, I have used this document when I configured wired dot1x authentication.
Hope this document will help you.