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The Volkswagen Group reached its targets last year: "We cut costs, increased productivity and quality, and launched a fireworks of new models", said Prof. Dr. Martin Winterkorn, Chairman of the Board of Management of Volkswagen AG, on Friday at the presentation of the 2006 financial results in Wolfsburg. "The Volkswagen Group sold more vehicles worldwide in 2006 than ever before. All brands contributed to this success." This growth is also positively reflected in the financial data. Sales revenue exceeded the €100 billion mark for the first time. Operating profit before special items rose 51.7 percent to €4.4 billion. "We recorded an impressive result", emphasized Chief Financial Officer Hans Dieter Pötsch. "The ForMotionplus performance enhancement program helped the Group to optimize its cost structures and processes and increase its competitiveness."
The Group's new model rollout was successful in 2006, said Winterkorn. 5.7 million vehicles were delivered to customers worldwide, an increase of 9.4 percent compared with 2005. "We were able to offer our customers a sparkling fireworks of 38 new models and product upgrades", said Winterkorn. Growth rates for deliveries recorded particularly strong performance in China, where they rose by 24.3 percent compared with the previous year, and South America/South Africa (up 14.9 percent). But Volkswagen also scored a hit in its home market, recording 7.3 percent growth in deliveries in Germany. As a result, the Group extended its market share to 32.6 percent. In Western Europe, one in five new vehicles came from the Volkswagen Group, whose share of the global passenger car market increased from 9.1 to 9.7 percent.
The Board of Management has defined ambitious goals for the future. "We will bring the Group onto a new, higher, level in terms of content and technology, and will focus rigorously on our customers in the process", said Winterkorn. "We offer mobility across all vehicle size classes, from subcompacts through to large saloons, and even heavy trucks." As an innovation leader, the Volkswagen Group will extend its leading position in the global competitive environment, develop new markets and continue to grow profitably. It will focus in particular on the Russian and Indian markets, which have strong growth potential.
According to Winterkorn, the tremendous potential of the Group lies in the value of its brands, and these assets must be leveraged. "That's why we need strong, independent brands", he said. Volkswagen dissolved the brand groups at the beginning of this year and returned complete independence and responsibility for their entire business to the brands.
"Over the next ten years, the Volkswagen brand will develop into the most innovative volume manufacturer with the best quality in its class", stressed the Chairman of the Board of Management. Strategically, it is excellently positioned and offers unique growth potential with an unbeatable range of models. To be able to leverage this potential to the full, however, the restructuring process that was successfully initiated must be continued systematically and proactively, continued Winterkorn.
A core issue for Volkswagen is the reduction in CO2 emissions demanded by the EU. The Company's goal, according to Winterkorn, is to accelerate the use of alternative fuels and to reduce fuel consumption overall. Volkswagen has already sent clear signals here, and has been committed for some time now to developing second-generation biofuels. The Group will also offer hybrid vehicles in the future: it will launch a hybrid version of the Audi Q7 and the Volkswagen Touareg in 2008, followed by a hybrid in the compact class. In addition, further economical, environmentally friendly models will be added to the "BlueMotion" series.
Winterkorn announced that the new model rollout would be continued systematically in the current fiscal year. The Company had recorded a good start to the year, and had already sold 8.3 percent more vehicles in the first two months than in the same period of the previous year. "We are confident that we will be able to increase our deliveries to customers slightly in 2007, and exceed 2006 sales revenue. 2007 operating profit is expected to be higher than 2006 operating profit before special items." For 2008, the Board of Management is expecting profit before tax of at least €5.1 billion. "Innovative products, competitive costs, productive processes and an aggressive position in the markets will enable us to put the Company on an even better footing and demonstrate that we are well equipped to master the future", said the Chairman of the Board of Management, summing up the Group's goals.
Earnings development 2006
Volkswagen CFO Pötsch noted that Group sales revenue had risen by 11.6 percent in 2006 to around €105 billion, while the cost of sales before special items had risen by only 10.5 percent. "This demonstrates the success of our strict cost discipline", said Pötsch. "We achieved this despite continued unfavorable exchange rates and higher energy and raw materials prices." Distribution and administrative expenses also rose at a slower pace than sales revenue. The operating margin before special items therefore improved from 3.1 percent to 4.2 percent.
Last year, the Board of Management implemented extensive measures to improve Volkswagen's competitiveness. "The expenses for the restructuring will ensure a sustainable increase in the Group's earnings power", emphasized Pötsch. The net special items from these expenses and the income from the sale of gedas and Volkswagen Bordnetze reduced earnings by €2.4 billion. Operating profit after special items was €2.0 billion (previous year: €2.5 billion). The corporation tax credit of €951 million and the €795 million gain on the sale of Europcar had a positive effect on profit after tax. Overall, the Group generated profit after tax of €2.8 billion (previous year: €1.1 billion).
Shareholders should also profit from the good result. The Board of Management and Supervisory Board will therefore propose to the Annual General Meeting to increase the dividend to €1.25 per ordinary share and €1.31 per preferred share.
The strong cost and capital management discipline resulted in a substantial improvement in liquidity in the Automotive Division. Without affecting the development of new models, the ratio of expenditure on property, plant and equipment (capex) to sales revenue decreased from 5.0 to 3.8 percent. Net cash flow rose by €3.2 billion last year to €5.6 billion. Net liquidity increased by €6.4 billion to €7.1 billion. In the medium term, Volkswagen expects a ratio of capex to sales revenue in the Automotive Division at a competitive level of just under six percent.
Operating profit by business line
"The figures for the two brand groups Volkswagen and Audi reflect the tremendous market acceptance for our attractive models and the success of our sustainable cost and process optimization measures", said Pötsch. The Volkswagen brand group almost trebled its operating profit before special items in 2006, which rose from €516 million to €1.4 billion. "We've made progress with restructuring the core Volkswagen Passenger Cars brand", according to Pötsch, "but we still have some way to go before we return to the level of earnings we recorded there in the past." Škoda again recorded encouraging development last year. The Audi brand group increased its operating profit by just under half to around €2 billion, despite the continued unsatisfactory result at SEAT. Strong sales by the Commercial Vehicles business line generated operating profit of €101 million (previous year: €96 million). The Financial Services Division again made a stable contribution to the earnings of the Volkswagen Group. Operating profit again reached a high level, at €843 million (previous year: €829 million).
Medium-term target
Presenting the annual financial statements, CFO Pötsch reiterated the medium-term target of a return on investment after tax of at least nine percent in the Automotive Division. Eliminating special items from the return on investment produces a 2.9 percentage point increase to 5.8 percent for 2006. "Although this still does not cover the cost of capital, we have made a significant step in this direction", stressed Pötsch.
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This set of accounts for the manor of Earnwood were drawn up when Earnwood was in the hands of the Crown The structure of the accounts is very similar to that of 1373-4. As the accounts are often very repetitive, in some cases only extracts are show.
The original versions of these accounts are in the National Archives (SC 6/967/14).
The account of John Wheeler, reeve there, in the aforesaid time.
The same answers for £14 15s 10½d from the arrears of the last account there of the preceding year.
And for £11 4s 2d from rents of assize there for the year at the terms of St. Martin and the birth of St. John the Baptist by equal portions and 2d of new rent. And 17/7 received from rents by examination of the court rolls, that is of new rent of John Holyns for 34 years preceding.
And 3/4 of increased rent of one tenement formerly of John Derlying and since demised to John Dallow for the term of his life by court roll for 28 years preceding, payable at the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Nativity of St John the Baptist. And in 3/- of increased rent for one pasture called Carterscroft devised to Thomas Churchyord for the term of 12 years by court roll for 17 years preceding, beyond 4d of ancient rent formerly paid. And 4d for one parcel of land called Calverscroft, demised to him by court roll for 18 years preceding. And in 12d of new rent of Richard Smyth for one parcel of land called Ravons Seche demised to him by court roll for 18 years preceding. And 1d of new rent of John Benet for one enclosure of pasture called Glovers, demised to him for the term of 18 years, by roll of court for 20 years preceding, beyond 22d of ancient rent. And in 1d of new rent for 1 croft with a toft in Earnwood, formerly of John Rushbury, demised to him by roll of court for 18 years preceding, beyond the ancient rent of 23d. And 4d of increased rent of William Palmer for one toft, demised to him by roll of court for the preceding 18 years beyond (blank) of ancient rent by certificate of Robert Blike, formerly steward. And in 13 ½d of increased rent of William Wheeler for 1 messuage and ½ a virgate of land, formerly in the tenure of William Longland…. by court roll for 7 years preceding.
And for 3s 4d from 10 ploughing works at the winter season and Lent from the issue of customary tenants sold, price of a work 4d. And for 3s from 24 harvest works from the issue of the same sold, price of a work 1½d.
From the lease for a stand of osiers near the Severn, nothing owed, thus in default of rent. Neither from the pannage of various pigs of the countryside in the park and in the wood of Highley there at the time of St. Martin nothing but 34s 2d for agistment of various beasts of the countryside there. Of attachments in the park this year, nothing is owed as it is in swanmote below. Neither of honey nor wax in the trees as there was none this year as appears by the roll of the hundred court.
And for 5s from the perquisites of one swanmote held here this year as appears by the rolls of the same examined at this audit beyond 34/2 of agistment above. And 13/4 from the perquisites of a court held this year as appears by roll of the same.
Sum of all the expenses and payments £18 12s 3d. And he owes £13-17-6. Of which he is allowed from the previous account 3/5 of tithe of pannage of pigs, charged above. And thus he owes £13-14-1. Allowed from which is charged 20d of increased rent of 1 messuage and ½ a virgate of land called Southewalles demised to Andrew Dallow for the term of his life by roll of court for 11 years preceding beyond 13/4 of ancient rent thus first charged. And thus in total he owes £13-14-9. Of which is allowed from the said account 2/3, overcharged to rents as appears by examination of the account roll. And so he owes £13-13-6.
The account of John Buardyne, reeve there, in the aforesaid time.
The same answers for 14s 10d from the arrears of the last account there of the preceding year.
And for £11 4s 2d from rents of assize there for the year at the terms of St. Martin and the birth of St. John the Baptist by equal portions and 2d of new rent. And 17/7 received from rents by examination of the court rolls, that is of new rent of John Holyns for 43 years preceeding.
From the lease for a stand of osiers near the Severn, nothing owed, neither from the pannage of various pigs of the countryside in the park and in the wood of Highley there at the time of St. Martin as in the swanmote below nor for agistment of various beasts of the countryside there as in the swanmote below, nor of attachments in the park this year, as it is in swanmote below. Neither of honey nor wax in the trees as there was none this year as appears by the roll of the court this year.
And 5/8 from the perquisites of 2 courts held this year as appears by roll of the same. And for 4/8 from the perquisites of one swanmote held here this year as appears by the rolls of the same by the parker.
And in new enclosure, 4 score and 6 perches of pales around the park at 4d/perch, 28/8. And paid to Thomas Nashe for mending the pales blown down in various where necessary, 2/-. And in one parcel of hay bought to sustain the beasts in winter in the park with carriage of the same 13/4. And paid to John Dalowe for carriage of posts, rails and pales to the work of enclosure aforesaid, 5/-. And in one lock with 1 staple bought for the gate of the park there, 6d.
Sum of all the expenses and payments £14 10s 11d. And he owes 45/9 ½. Of which he is allowed from the account 5/- of tithe of part of the rent of 10/- of the mill from the time of its repair by certificate of the deputy receiver over that in this account. And also 13/6½ which he paid to the aforesaid receiver without bill above the account. And so he owes 22/3.
And in the stipend of the reeve controller this year 5/-.
And in the expenses of the steward's clerk in supervising the courts and swanmote held this year 9/4 (of which the parker 4/8 and the reeve 4/8).
And is owed to Thomas Erlosland for enclosure 70 perches of pales in new work of which in work mixte around the park in various damaged places at 3d/perch 17/6.
And owing for new making 1 deer leap above Lymepit Field for this year 2/-.
Sum allowances £4-6-1. And thus he owes £18-5-6. Of which he is allowed from this account £6-8-2 which was paid to John Bryd, deputy of Richard Croste, gent, receiver, money of the Lord there without bill to the hand of Thomas Blount, gent, steward of the court of park feodorum. And 40/- paid to the aforesaid receiver by bill. And 12d … for expenses of the parker for following pigs … during the time of pannage. And [16d] nothing for the pannage of 4 score of pigs… And also allowed for John Southall, reeve for the preceding year, 22/1 and paid to the said receiver to the hand of John Walaston, cofferer, by bill under the seal mamali of the cofferer. And also allowed the parker 23/5 of profits and paid to the said receiver by bill. And also allowed by the said controller 5/- of the rent of the mill per ultia med this year when it stood empty during time of repairs. And allowed 46/8 paid to the said receiver by bill to hand of the Receiver General. And 6/8 allowed to him by order of … Robert Frost … the above account for expenses of Thomas Blount, gent, steward of the court, staying at Highley during the time of audit. And thus he owes £4-10-6. And of which is allowed for John Wallaston, herbage of the park, 33/4 which was paid by the said receiver to the hand of the receiver general by bill. And thus he owes 57/2. Of which he is allowed from the account 10/- which was paid to the said receiver to the hand of the receiver general. And thus he owes 47/2. And 27/2 of diverse rents of lands and tenements in the hand of the Lord, that is this year and the preceeding three years at 6/7½ a year. And there remains 20/-.
The account of John Dallowe, reeve there, in the aforesaid time.
And for £11 4s 2d from rents of assize there for the year at the terms of St. Martin and the birth of St. John the Baptist by equal portions and 2d of new rent. And 17/7 received from rents by examination of the court rolls, that is of new rent of John Holyns for 38 years preceding.
From the lease for a stand of osiers near the Severn, nothing owed for defect of rent neither from the pannage of pigs of the countryside in the park and in the wood of Highley there at the time of St. Martin as in the swanmote below nor of honey nor wax in the trees as there was none this year as included in the perquisites of court. And 30/- for agistment of the park leased to John Eralaston this year.
Sum of all the expenses and payments £14 5s 0d. And he owes 47/6 ½.
And 3/4 of increased rent of one tenement formerly of John Derlying and since demised to John Dallow for the term of his life by court roll for 88 years preceding, payable at the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Michaelmass. And in 3/- of increased rent for one pasture called Carterslesne devised to Thomas Churcherd and others for the term of (blank) years preceding, beyond 4d of ancient rent formerly paid. And 4d for of increased rent from Edward Glover for one parcel of land called Calverscroft, demised to him by the wish of the lord per year. And in 12d of rent of Richard Smyth for one parcel of land called Revens Stiche demised to him by the wish of the lord per year. And 1d of new rent of John Benet for one enclosure of pasture called Glovers, demised to him for the term of (blank) years preceding, beyond 22d of ancient rent. And in 1d of new rent of John Ap Rees for 1 croft in Earnwood, formerly of John Rushbury, demised to him by the wish of the lord for the year, beyond the ancient rent of 23d. (possible transcription error, missing entry of Richard Smith) by certificate of Robert Blike, formerly steward. And in 20d of increased rent of Andrew Dallow for 1 messuage and ½ a virgate of land called Southewalls, demised to him for the term of his life by roll of court for 71 years preceding beyond 13/4 ancient rent. And in 13 ½d of increased rent of William Wheeler for 1 messuage and ½ a virgate of land, formerly in the tenure of William Longland thus demised to him by court roll for 67 years preceding. And 6d of new rent of Richard Goderiche for one parcel of meadow within the meadow of Earnwood, demised to him for the term of his life by roll of court 67 years preceding And 9d, viz 6d of of new rent for 1 parcel of pasture lying next to Ladicroft containing by estimation ½ an acre of land demised to Thomas Erlesland by copy of court roll and 3d of new rent for a similar parcel of land of waste of the Lord lying adjacent to Humphrey Dallow's and demised to him by copy of court roll for 19 years preceding. And 4/- for the increase of rent or lease of the meadow of Severnmede by roll of court aforesaid. And 6/8 of increased rent of 1 parcel of land called The Fasterne leased to John Erlesland and John Elf by copy of court for 17 years preceding. And 6/8 of increase of meadow or pasture called Lymepit Field and Severnmede below which owed 50/- per year and now demised as above for 11 years preceding at 56/8 per year for the term of 21 years this year being the 12th.


Los Angeles center fielder Matt Kemp, who came close to winning the Triple Crown, received 10 first-place votes and finished second with 332 points. Braun's teammate Prince Fielder finished third with 229 points, and Arizona's Justin Upton finished fourth with 214 points. Fielder and Upton each received one first-place vote.
St. Louis' Albert Pujols finished fifth. It was the 11th straight year the three-time MVP was in the top 10 in balloting.
Braun led the NL with a .597 slugging percentage and had a chance to overtake Jose Reyes for the batting title on the last day of the season but finished second with a .332 average. The four-time All-Star had 33 homers, 111 RBI, 109 runs scored and stole 33 bases as Milwaukee won a franchise-best 96 games. His 77 extra-base hits was tops in the league.
Kemp led the NL in homers with 39 and RBI with 126 and was third in average (.324), but played for the NL West's third-place Dodgers. He also won a Gold Glove.
"Matt's one of the best players in the game. No question about it. The season he had will go down as one of the greatest in Dodgers history," said Braun, who grew up rooting for the Dodgers. "If he had won the MVP I certainly couldn't have argued with him winning. He had a phenomenal year."
While Braun and Kemp had similar statistics, Kemp was hindered by the Dodgers' 82-79 third-place finish in the NL West.
"Without a doubt I think it's a drastically different experience playing meaningful games down the stretch," Braun said.
Baseball players and owners signed an agreement for a new labor contract Tuesday, a deal that makes baseball the first North American professional major league to start blood testing on human growth hormone and expands the playoffs to 10 teams by 2013.
The five-year collective bargaining agreement announced Tuesday makes changes owners hope will increase competitive balance by pressuring large-market teams to rein in spending on amateur draft picks and international signings.
An initial positive test for HGH would result in a 50-game suspension, the same as a first positive urine test for a performance-enhancing substance.
"This was very important to me," baseball commissioner Bud Selig said. "This really is in everyone's best interest."
Random testing for HGH will take place during spring training and the off-season, but there is no agreement yet on random testing in-season. There can be testing at any time for cause.
As for the playoffs, there will be an additional two teams starting in 2012 or 2013 that will give baseball 10 of 30 clubs in the postseason. In the NFL, 12 of 32 teams make the playoffs. In the NBA and NHL, 16 of 30 advance. The two wild cards in each league — the non-first place teams with the best records — will meet in a one-game playoff, and the winners will move on to the division series.
Mariano Rivera revealed Tuesday at a charity event at his restaurant in New Rochelle, N.Y., that he might need surgery to repair his vocal cords. Rivera, 41, said he has had trouble with his voice for nearly a month and that he will meet with a doctor next Monday to find out if his vocal cords will have to be scraped. "When you are talking about surgery, nothing is simple," Rivera said.
Rivera said he hasn't been sick and that his voice started bothering him about a month ago. The fact he was having trouble speaking, however, didn't stop him from addressing 42 underserved children and their families who had gathered for a Thanksgiving feast. "I've been blessed with a lot in life," he said, "and I want to give back."
Back-to-back AL championships got the Texas Rangers another prize in veteran Joe Nathan. The Rangers' new closer was formally introduced by the team on Tuesday, his 37th birthday, with a $14.5 million deal, two-year deal that includes an option for a third year.
With the acquisition of the four-time All-Star closer who spent the last eight years in Minnesota, the Rangers will move hard-throwing right-hander Neftali Feliz to the starting rotation.
Nathan missed the 2010 season following Tommy John surgery and struggled to find his form with Minnesota this year. He went 2-1 with a 4.84 ERA and 14 saves in 48 appearances.
Kurt Busch lost his second crew chief in three seasons. Penske Racing confirmed Tuesday that crew chief Steve Addington has left the organization. He joined Penske before the 2010 season after spending two seasons working with Busch's younger brother, Kyle. Addington guided the 2004 NASCAR champion to four victories and spots in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship the last two years.
News that Addington had left the team came the same day a video shot by a fan emerged on YouTube of Busch verbally abusing ESPN reporter Jerry Punch during Sunday's season finale at Homestead. Busch apologized, blaming his behavior on his poor race.
"Unfortunately, our result in the season-ending race at Homestead on Sunday was not what we had hoped for as a team," he said. "In my frustration with the loss of my transmission early in the race, I let my emotions get the better of me. I regret having done this and apologize to the sponsors of Penske Racing, to NASCAR, its fans, to the media and in particular, Dr. Jerry Punch."
Penske Racing apologized in its own statement and said the incident was being reviewed internally.
■ NASCAR team owner Chip Ganassi lured a top engineer away from Hendrick Motorsports to be Juan Pablo Montoya's crew chief next season. Chris Heroy had been in the Hendrick organization since 2004, most recently as the lead engineer for both Mark Martin and Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky's status as a free man could change if more accusers surface and police file new charges, as his lawyer fears. Sandusky, now awaiting trial on charges he sexually abused eight boys over 15 years, could then find himself with a high bail he might not be able to pay, criminal defense lawyers said Tuesday.
Sandusky was released after his Nov. 5 arrest on $100,000 unsecured bail, meaning he didn't have to post any collateral to be freed. His attorney, Joe Amendola, told ABC's Good Morning America on Tuesday that he was worried there may soon be new criminal allegations against his client.
Also Tuesday, Sandusky's preliminary hearing was rescheduled for Dec. 13 at the Centre County Courthouse in Bellefonte. It will be handled by an out-of-county jurist, Westmoreland County Senior District Judge Robert E. Scott.
"I think he was the single most dominant player in baseball this year. As a position player I'm biased to the fact that I think position players should be at the forefront of the award, but if you honestly look at what he accomplished, how much he meant to that team and how dominant he truly was you cannot make any argument against him winning that award."


colleagues are still able to ssh to home device by port 80/443, and establish a reverse ssh tunnel from company to home, and further from home to company.
Besides asking HR to add a penalty rule in company policy handbook, is it able for network admin to block reverse ssh in a technical way?
SSH traffic looks different from HTTP and HTTPS. SSH traffic simply tunneled through port 80 or 443 (i.e. ssh -p80...) can be detected by looking at the first response packet already which contains the SSH version and not the HTTP version or the TLS ServerHello. But you could also simply enforce the use of a HTTP proxy inside the network which makes the use of plain SSH impossible.
This leaves the possibility to tunnel SSH inside some other protocol, like simply creating a tunnel through the proxy using a CONNECT request or even hiding the SSH connection within a full TLS connection, using plain HTTP, using WebSockets, with DNS or similar. This is much harder to detect although some statistical analysis might help because SSH shows a different behavior than normal HTTP traffic. But such analysis might be easily confused with today's common WebSockets traffic.
At the end it is a race and you should ask yourself why you focus on SSH tunnels anyway. These tunnels are nothing but a tool to transport data between inside and outside. Such data transports can also be done using normal HTTP/HTTPS, can be done with USB sticks etc. Thus focusing on a single vector do prevent data leakage or to prevent the attacker entering the network is IMHO the wrong way. And for having a policy: it is more secure to have a white list on what is allowed than to have a black list on what is not allowed.
A way to make it a bit harder could be to have an HTTP proxy in place so that connections can't be made directly over 80/443 anymore unless it's a valid HTTP connection, but even that can be bypassed though using something like Proxytunnel. Another way to bypass this would be to just run a web console and access it normally over 80/443.
Making it harder for them will probably not stop them, but in the end if you have it in your policy that it is not allowed and you monitor the network then warnings can be given to people who people who break this rule.
Here, they have blocked SSH through 443 port by blocking CONNECT method of the HTTP Proxy.
A second solution is to use a false 'login' page. Using proxy can ask for password, this is normaly asked by the browser, or entered in authentication fields in apps that can use a proxy. But you can bypass this on the proxy server by using a false login page that ask for login / password.
This method is horrible, as only application that display this page can go through the proxy. Putty for example, can't display this page, and so can't authenticate itself to the proxy.
The first question should be why are users / admins using reverse ssh tunnels. I worked at a company that had a really poorly implemented VPN for remote management, that only allowed connectivity to a citrix server with poor tools, so we used SSH remote tunnels to adequately manager our servers remotely. The tunnels where only allowed out from a bastion host. The host was setup with Disabled password authentication, Disabled root login, and Enabled key-based authentication. The reverse tunnel allowed ssh connections backthrough to the DMZ, then from the bastion host users could only get to a handful of other bastion hosts. Instead of going down the rabbit hole to block ssh tunneling with MITM intercepting proxies, IDS, blocking access to admins home IPs, and DPI firewalls. Provide a better solution to the users / admins, satisfying their requirements, then implement an HR policy and enforce it.
Luajit via Suricata IDPS provides some advanced mechanisms for controlling SSH as well as SSL/TLS tunnels to prevent proxy subversion, reverse shells, et al.
Asking how to secure ssh opens a can of worms, here are those worms.
Some will be mad when I say this, but it's something fairly simple that can be accomplished and "should have been built this way" a long time ago.
This can be done, most who disagree are neighsayers, and likely responsible for the vulnerabilities we currently face in the world...I digress.
The above suggestion of forcing all traffic through proxies that require visibility into the traffic before handing off is a strong start and should be a concept deployed on top of and aligned with your network and physical security policies and methodologies, sometimes down to the security guard's laptop/mobile doing hall duty.
Control your client workstations. Wire them appropriately. Segregate from wireless. Have constant stat monitoring on client "dumb terminals." Usb turned off. Provide power hubs for the individuals needing power. Have all exports leave through a approval process, which includes IT admin procedures.
Software on these workstations can be a simple platform with minimal ability that provides a web interface or client application that will securely guide them to accessible resources that are only appropriate to their role.
Wireless should be avoided unless on a completely different trunk altogether.
Services like "social media platforms" should be "overscrutinized" as they're should be more false alerts than actual alerts, so that the company can benefit from the information going in and out of a social media network being "utilized."
All of this is from a low level support agent with way too much time on their hands. However, if you have a network with these methodologies deployed, you will attest it is valuable to know the comings and goings of your employees, not an invasion of privacy, but an asset. At your place of secure data, the only thing anyone should have to hide is the company and its data, including who handles it and how.
In this day and age, if you have a reason for information assurance, you need assurance in those people assuring to provide secure information.
No need for employees to be moving company data around as freely as they do these days.
This can all be greatly mitigated at the minimum, let alone enforced with physical security protocols as well to limit the photography and video aspects of data exfil methods in addition to usual pen and paper, "killer usb drives," etc.
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Q: Google Drive API oauth 2 error I managed to get the code runing to a point where i can upload and download files in my android app from google drive using the api. However i uploaded my app to Google Play and when a user installs it the first time the oauth 2 screen pops up and requires to select account(which is great) but when the user selects Google account the oauth screen just keep appearing and looping.
Did anyone encounter this before?

A: As stated in this thread, maybe you did not create credentials for your app. As described in this documentation, you must retrieve your SHA-1 keys for both the debug and production environments and add them in your credentials in the Google Developers Console.

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The Whole Bushel: I'd Go To War For My Brothers, Won't Go To War For My Country
by TRNN May 11, 2017 September 23, 2020
Rapper Eze Jackson talks to three performing artists from Baltimore: Alex Alexander, Max Beats, and Cellis. They discuss their own work, the impact of activism on Baltimore's art scene, and the politics of marijuana use.
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Eze Jackson: What's up, yo? Welcome back for another episode of The Whole Bushel on the Real News Network. I'm your host Eze Jackson. Today I'm sitting down with another three amazing artists. We have human beatbox and producer Max Bent. We have spoken word artist, photographer and lifestyle blogger Alex Alexander joining us. And rapper, philanthropist, my man Cellis is in the house too. What's up, y'all? Everything good? Cellis: Amazing. Eze Jackson: Cool. Max, welcome for your first time. Max Bent: Thank you. Eze Jackson: First time truly having crabs … Max Bent: Thank you for the knowledge. It's like lifetimes of knowledge. Cellis: He is woke to the crab game now. Max Bent: Never going back. Eze Jackson: Welcome to the club. Welcome to the club. One of the things I wanted to talk to all of y'all about was the current climate right now in our country, in America. We have, of course, the 45th president in Donald Trump and it's the first time that I've seen so many people protesting a president. I don't think in the history of a presidency we've had that many people protesting. What do you think about the current climate in our country? Do you think the protests are effective? Do you think people should be getting out in the streets and doing stuff like that? Max Bent: They are. From the standpoint of flooding the offices of congressional representatives, that actually has had a direct effect on legislation, I think. And also a lot of the fear tactics are countered by actual human beings being observable and saying, "Look at all these people." I think the people that blocked the bridge in New York, that's a pretty strong statement, you know. Cellis: It's absolutely been amazing just kind of seeing this country come together at a time that you wouldn't necessarily expect it with, you know, all the casualties of black people that are going on in this country and the disgraces that are happening with foreign policy. It's really eye-opening to see America come together as a whole and really kind of bring this nation together. And on top of what's happening nationally, people see that and then they take that back home. They take that to Chicago. They take that to Baltimore. They take that to Detroit and cities that aren't doing well at all and aren't going to do well under the current office. It allows people to grow and see what's happening and see how they can change their immediate surroundings. Alex Alexander: From an artist's standpoint, I love the overall tone of awareness in certain artists, like their medium has changed, their voices have changed. Artists are influencing people more than ever now to get angry and be mindful of where you direct your anger and hopefully it's for the better good of the cause that you're angry about. Eze Jackson: Alex, are there any artists that you personally have seen that have surprised you that you've noticed that kind of changed their message or evolved or awakened over time? Alex Alexander: None that I can name specifically, but being a host and having there be a general topic of sex and love and being mistreated, it's kind of shifted gears towards more politically articulated poetry. Eze Jackson: You host Bolton Hill Open Mic Series, which is really dope. Alex Alexander: Yes. You've been a guest. Eze Jackson: Yeah. Tell me a little bit about that evolution. Alex Alexander: Well, it started off as a [cipher 00:03:49] that I held in this basement level of my apartment building. It was more or less myself and my classmates from MICA would gather in there and paint and I'd invite rappers and poets to come in and we'd sit there in front of a space heater and go in. This March 17 we'll be celebrating our fifth year doing this. Eze Jackson: Oh wow. Congratulations, that's awesome. Alex Alexander: Thank you. I think that's a hard thing to keep an open mic going for five years so I'm excited for that. And so many amazing people have come through those doors. Eze Jackson: Cool. So we talk about creatives and we're talking about people voicing their opinion and protesting, kind of pushing back. Do you think it's important or effective that creatives play a role? When I say "creatives," just like people who want to approach activism in different ways, like recently in Chicago there was a Rumps Against Trump thing and people came out and basically mooned Trump Tower, but they had their own ways of doing it. Everybody didn't just go out there and pull their pants down. It was like … Do you think stuff like that is effective in activism and do you think that artists are essential in protest and activism and politics in general? Cellis: I absolutely feel that stuff like that is absolutely essential. Like I said earlier, it just forces people to open their eyes. You know, it's 2017. We're in an era of modern ignorance. This is not the ignorance that occurred 20 or 50 or 100 years ago. This is an ignorance that is occurring where everybody can openly see what is going on. When people around us are choosing to ignore, openly choosing to ignore what is going on, we have to get in people's faces and show them that you need to open your eyes. If it involves us putting our asses in front of Trump Towers, if it involves women walking around with pussy hats, the pussycat hats, then we're going to do it. And on the second part of that question, do you think artists should be involved, absolutely, 100 percent. I think that now more than ever you see artists like the Kendrick Lamars, you see artists like the J. Coles, you see artists like the Chance the Rappers that are going and being socially conscious coming to the forefront and selling millions of records doing it and winning Grammys without every selling a record like Chance the Rapper just did. Yeah, 100 percent. Yes and yes. Eze Jackson: Definitely. Max? Max Bent: I think what artists do is create sort of the general agreement where everybody is. If enough artists put out material that is promoting a certain message, then the general public will have the sense that that's the direction of society, because I don't think it's politicians that … That's why it's so sort of ridiculous when Trump speaks in front of these audiences, it's not well produced, you know what I mean? It looks horrible. Eze Jackson: It's a shit show. It literally is a shit show. Max Bent: It's really bad production, objectively. What's going to be the general direction of things? I think artists, in a sense, decide that. Cellis: I would say the artist's job is to express the human experience. Whatever avenue, you're expressing the human experience and talking about it, so I agree. Eze Jackson: Max, aside from being a beatboxer, a dope beatboxer, you also work with young people. Max Bent: I do, yeah. Eze Jackson: You work in the schools with young people. Max Bent: I started out teaching. I started out working at a high school in Prince George's County and then I got into doing music in schools like five years ago and I developed a show that's a solo performance that I've done in schools all around the state and outside of Maryland. I've come to think that one of the best ways that we can try to direct the direction of society is to try to open minds of young people. Eze Jackson: How so? Why do you think opening young people's minds is important? Max Bent: Well, because I think we're in a moment where we're in a transition moment. The whole world is in sort of a transition moment and you can see it worldwide. There's lots of other places that are experiencing similar societal symptoms to what you see here, lots of other places. Eze Jackson: A lot of worse. Much worse in other places as well. Max Bent: Much worse. Yeah, but it's related, right? Eze Jackson: Absolutely. Max Bent: The young people that are going to school now have to be exposed to the idea that they're going to have to create a new paradigm, which is an idea that I don't think any of us … I can only speak for myself, but nobody told me that growing up in school. We were supposed to learn the paradigm. I think that's the difference. Cellis: When I was growing up, "You are the future" became like a … It was almost like just a saying that was constantly said and never really explained. It's like, you know what I mean? Alex Alexander: What does that entail exactly? Cellis: Yeah, like what do you mean? Max Bent: It's like, yeah, I know I'm the future. I'll be here tomorrow. I'm the future. Eze Jackson: The children are our future. I believe the children are our future. It was like what does that exactly mean? And it meant that we would be the ones in charge of things and doing things and moving things forward. Looking at them, that's us talking to them now. It's like you are the future, here's something. Here's something different. I think that you've got Baby Beats, which Black Root was on here before. Tell me a little bit about that. What's that? [crosstalk 00:09:58] Max Bent: It's been mostly Baltimore. It's a program for infants to about six year olds and we sort of, I guess, dig from our hip hop experience to create interactive songs that kids dance to and move to and try to promote fundamental skills, steady beat awareness. Yeah, we do a monthly series and other shows different places. Eze Jackson: Cool. Cellis, tell me about working with young people. You've got a song "Inner Child." Cellis: Yes. Eze Jackson: I've told you this, [Mike 00:10:36], that's one of my favorite tracks of yours. Cellis: My favorite as well. Eze Jackson: Off the Snow Day EP, it's dope. Tell me about that because you've got a couple of heavy things you laying in there on that track. Cellis: It's a very heavy song and I made it with full intentions of it being a heavy song that makes people a little bit uncomfortable, but makes people think as well, because going back to what we were saying earlier, you have to make people uncomfortable at this day and age. You have to make people think about … Take a step back and say, "What am I doing wrong? What is this country doing wrong?" before anything gets fixed. The song is not just looking at one aspect of the American way right now. It dives into the black community, drug use, gun violence. Eze Jackson: Gun violence is on of my favorite topics you cover in there because you talk about … You bring in kind of all the aspects of gun laws. Cellis: Why do you need a semi-automatic? Eze Jackson: Yeah. Why do you need to carry that? Cellis: Right. Yeah, it was just one of those songs where I felt it needed to be made and, like I said, I just wanted to cover every single aspect of what I considered was just wrong in America right now. That's what this song is about, ultimately. Eze Jackson: Dope. I got a sneak peek of the video. It's going to be … Cellis: Shout out to Chris [Bivens 00:11:54] and also shout out to [Nino 00:11:55] Beats and everyone over at [crosstalk 00:11:58]. Without them that project wouldn't have been a thing, so thank you so much. Eze Jackson: Yeah, we don't shout out [inaudible 00:12:05] enough on here. [inaudible 00:12:04] has definitely got a nice little group of artists coming through there. Cellis: Absolutely. Eze Jackson: Alex, you've got a piece called "Perfect Vision," and you say, "I have taken permanent pictures of temporary people, mere souvenirs of the lives I've visited." It's an awesome piece and we've talked before about your journey as an artist. You're a photographer. You graduated from Maryland Institute College of Art here in Baltimore, but you're legally blind. Alex Alexander: Yes. Eze Jackson: Tell me about the piece. Tell me about that journey. Alex Alexander: Well, I was born with nystagmus astigmatism and it has always been kind of an uphill battle just kind of interpreting a world that I wasn't able to see as clearly as a lot of people and I was angry about that as a kid. I was always kind of teased for how that kind of set me back a little bit. It was harder to just get the gist of what everybody else was already getting just full force with their 20/20. Just growing up as an adult, I realized that that was going to be my strength, that I would use my disadvantage to my advantage and nobody will ever be able to see as I see and that's just fine, if not better because I feel like people abuse having 20/20 vision and I feel sorry for them because they think they've seen it all and there's so much more behind just seeing. There's feeling and tasting and hearing and touching and just to get all those things involved, it makes me feel more in tune with the world around me because I couldn't see it as clearly as others. So I carry that with me in everything I do, everything I do. Eze Jackson: I love it. Cellis: End the interview right there, damn. Eze Jackson: I know, right? Cellis: I'm about to set up an appointment and get my glasses. When I [inaudible 00:14:15] she'll be like, "Boy, you heard what she said? You walk around without your damn glasses." Alex Alexander: That's the thing. I've never been able to just pop on a pair of glasses to improve the issue because it's always acted as a sharpened filter for the world. It never brought it any clearer to me. It never brought it any closer to me. Glasses, contact lens, ugh. Enjoy the ride. Eze Jackson: I feel you. Let's talk about weed. Alex Alexander: Let us. Eze Jackson: Because I know that's one of your favorite topics, Alex. Alex Alexander: True indeed. Eze Jackson: Why do you think it's not 100 percent legal in the United States? Do you think it should or shouldn't be? Alex Alexander: Somebody said something in the Color Purple saying folks don't like people being too proud or too free and I get proud and free when I smoke. There is nothing that is in my way when I reach that type of a freedom. I don't know what is the holdup because, on top of that, it's also aided me in my partial sightedness. It calms the nystagmus. It calms the pendulum motion of the eyes, which causes me not to be able to see. As a matter of fact, that's the first time my mother knew I was high was because my eyes were so still and she was not mad, she was extremely grateful. She was like, "Well, we're going to find a guy and we're going to make sure that you've got your prescription, okay?" That kind of worked as my glasses. I was focused. I was still. I was able to finish a book in a week. Any other time it would take me like two months to finish 20 pages, just to retain the information. It was stressful. Outside of recreational purposes, that's why I am a huge fan and advocate of marijuana and marijuana smoking, edibles, the whole bit. Eze Jackson: Okay. Cellis? Cellis: Coming in here I was going to say I didn't really care about the issue, but after that we need to legalize it. I'm not a smoker. I've never really been a smoker. I can't even remember the last time I smoked, but I have seen it do wonderful things as far as people with, what is it? MS and people who have cancer and it really has helped them, so why not help people if that's what it boils down to at the end of the day? And it's locking up millions of black men and has been. Max Bent: That's why it's not legal. Cellis: Exactly. Max Bent: Right, that's part of the question. Cellis: At the end of the day, it's all a system I suppose. I haven't spent too much time on the topic just because I don't really smoke, but legalize it. Shit, damn. Eze Jackson: It's definitely disparities in … You look at right here in Baltimore, Freddie Gray, the zip code that Freddie Gray lives in, which is my zip code, 21217, that area had the highest number of marijuana arrests and the lowest median income. So you look at those statistics and then you look at Colorado where it's legalized and their economy has boomed. There's something, I think, to be said there, so I like to bring … This is my first time bringing it up, I think, on the show. Somebody brought it up casually. It was like you can't not talk about weed and you're sitting there talking about [inaudible 00:17:49]. Max Bent: Here's the question. Once weed is significantly legalized, then what will the prison industrial complex use as its … Cellis: What will be the next thing? Max Bent: Then the next conversation is getting rid of privatized prisons, which are holding all these brown people essentially because the numbers are so disproportionate from whites locked up from weed and blacks locked up. Blacks, browns, Hispanics, any brown culture it gets to the point where we have to stop letting prisons make money off of ruining people's lives, ultimately. Eze Jackson: True. Have y'all seen the documentary 13th, Ava DuVernay? Alex Alexander: Yes. Eze Jackson: Have you seen it? Max Bent: Only parts of it. Eze Jackson: There's a part in there where they're talking about how they're even starting to put money into community lockup, more money into the bracelet monitoring programs, but still putting money into locking people up and not on changing laws that would help people, because it's true, there's so much money in prisons that it's crazy, it's nuts. Max Bent: I think that's what the immigration thing is all about. I think people see the writing on the wall with cannabis. That's pretty much a done deal, so what's going to fuel that whole system? Probably … You see the number of private prisons that are housing immigrant families now. Eze Jackson: Wow, good point. Max Bent: It's just going to explode and it's the kind of thing that's so quiet unless you're directly involved, unless you know those people you might not even notice it, not initially anyway. Eze Jackson: Yeah, for sure. Max Bent: Not initially. Eze Jackson: At some point we will though. Max Bent: Oh yeah. Cellis: Everyone's eyes are going to be opened at some point and it's all going to hit us hard. Eze Jackson: But do you feel like a lot of people's eyes are opening? And I say that going back to my first question about this amount of people protesting and this amount of people expressing disdain. Do you feel like generally people's eyes are starting to open or do you feel like there's still a large population that need to be awakened? And what is eyes open? Different people may have different awakenings or stuff like that, but generally in terms of human rights and basic human rights, do you think people are starting to wake up in general? Cellis: I think people are beginning to wake up. Trump is our president right now, so there's a huge … Which is still just … It's crazy saying that. Alex Alexander: It's so hard to say. Cellis: I mean there is a huge group of people who have decided to close their eyes and keep them closed and not pay attention to the issues at hand and worry about themselves and worry about their businesses instead of worrying about America as the whole and then have the nerve to say things like, "Make America Great Again" or when Colin Kaepernick takes a kneel that he doesn't love America or that black people don't love America, but when in turn all they're thinking about is themselves. They're not thinking about the greater good of the society, which is sad to see because I personally am so mad at America right now because I fucking love this place and I want to be proud to be American, but I can't right now. Eze Jackson: So would you consider yourself a patriot or not? Cellis: No. Eze Jackson: No? Cellis: I know that's like a really controversial thing to say, but I would not right now because America is not allowing me to say that I am a patriot. When America puts me in a position to stand up next to every single American and America this nation, then I will say that I'm a patriot, but right now … Eze Jackson: Does stand up meaning feel equal? Cellis: Exactly. Right now I love America and that's why I'm saying I'm not a patriot, because I'm mad at America. I'm mad at our system. I'm mad at the way America treats our people. To just be able to write off America and say, "Oh, it's all right America, I still love you. I'm a patriot. I'll support you," I could tell you that much that I would never go to war for this country. Eze Jackson: Yeah, you say that in "Inner Child." Cellis: In one of my lyrics. I'll go to war for my brothers, but I will never go to war for this country. I would never let any of my … I would never let my daughter be in the war. I would never let any of my future kids go to war for this country just for that fact. Eze Jackson: Do you feel … No, no, I appreciate that. I appreciate your passion on the topic. I think you're the first guest we've had that actually said no. Most people feel like, well, yes, I'm a patriot for this part of America and this part has been good for me and these people I care about, so I'm a patriot for them. I appreciate that perspective. It's tough. This has been the general response to it. It is tough especially being black in America. You have been blatantly told that you are not welcome here, you are not wanted here, you are not full American, so, yeah, I appreciate that. In the song you say … When you say, "I'll fight for my brothers, but I wouldn't fight for my country," do you feel that veterans are in some way wrong for doing so? Do you still support veterans? Cellis: I do support veterans because everybody goes to war for whatever that reason may be. I choose not to. I choose not to join the Army or any branch of the military just for my personal reasons, but I'm not going to knock anybody for choosing to do that. That is what America is about. Don't ever say … No matter who you are, Republican, Democrat, Green Party, left, right, don't ever knock me for my decision because I won't knock your decision for supporting the troops. I ain't standing up for Mission BBQ at 12:00 though. I can let you know that right now. Actually, it was really amazing. I was in Mission BBQ the other day with a friend of mine and my younger brother and I had this shirt on and the back of it says … Eze Jackson: Mission BBQ is a restaurant. Cellis: It's in Canton right now, but at noon every day everyone has to stand up and say the national anthem. Eze Jackson : Oh, I didn't know that. Cellis: Yeah, at noon every day. So I was in there the other day and I had this shirt on and on the back of the shirt it reads, "Say it loud, I'm black and I'm proud." I had this shirt on. Whenever I wear … I always wear a lot of like politically charged pro-black, whether it's a Black Lives Matter shirt or a t-shirt, I always wear it out and I love getting the faces and the reactions from other people, especially if I'm with a group of white people and then another white person sees me and is like, "What do I do?" But I was in Mission BBQ and I'm sitting at the table and this guy walks up to me and he's like, "Hey, I just want to let you know, I'm a veteran and I really respect you for standing up for your cause in a place like this that's so politically and militarily charged, but you're in here making a statement with your clothing." That was just a really great experience. I love experiences like those. That's why I do what I do. Eze Jackson: I feel like you're starting to see more of that in the country than what's being promoted. I think in general when you walk around, people are starting to be willing to cross barriers and cross lines and figure out what is your cause, what do you think? Or coming together into a common evil, which is unfortunately Trump, because a lot of these issues that we all care about have been going on for years and years and years. What I'd like to talk about a little bit is what you think about the United States on the world stage because that's also a scary thing because this is where we get into the wars, this is where through different relationships work is moved from this country to other countries. What do you think about … Or do you pay attention to the US in terms of foreign policy in any way? Max Bent: I mean, if you don't think that presidents have effect on foreign policy all you have to do is look at the recent appointment to the ambassador of Israel by Trump. It's like over three decades of US policy in that part of the world has been a two state solution and Trump was speaking with Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, a week ago roughly and basically said, "I'm just whatever works best for them." That was his … And so in one sentence he basically threw out over 30 years of US policy on paper and did it so nonchalantly that Netanyahu who is sitting next to him just laughed. Donald Trump: Good negotiator. Benjamin Netanyahu: That's the art of the deal. Donald Trump: I also want to thank … Max Bent: Like really laughed out loud. My feeling, if you look at that as a microcosm of US policy at large, it's a vast, dangerous, destructive machine, sort of like the same way that when we eat chicken, for example, we don't think about the machinery that's behind it, that's producing it. There's this vast destructive machinery that's out there and it's a real thing. It's a very real thing. Cellis: On the world stage right now, I think just America looks like a joke. Alex Alexander: An absolute joke. Cellis: We've destroyed relations with Mexico. Justin Trudeau is in Canada flexing his political muscles on Trump. China pretty much said stop messing with them. You've got Korea testing out missiles. We've got the UK that was trying to vote on banning Trump from ever coming to the UK. It's just like how is this happening right now? It just makes no sense and we're just digressing with this president. I keep wanting to say president-elect and hoping it hasn't happened yet, but with this president. It's where we're at, unfortunately. Hopefully something has got to give, as cliché as that sounds. We've got four years to make it right. Eze Jackson: All right. Let's close out on a high note. Ideal thing to be doing right before you're about to create? The most ideal thing to do. Cellis: I know what's she's going to say. Just kidding. Alex Alexander: Oh my gosh. I like to get right with my purpose, hope that I'm creating with the best of intentions. I hope that my voice reflects the intentions of my brothers, my sisters, my mom, my upbringing and hope to perform and produce without ego and try to get it right all on canvas. Eze Jackson: Max? Max Bent: Two things. Do something physically active like run or jump or something like that and then try to empty the mind entirely so that you're creating from below the ego or above the ego, however you envision that. Eze Jackson: Cellis? Cellis: Personally, I just like to first just take in as much as I can, just my environment, people around me, talk to people whether it be the crazy person on the block or the Uber driver or my daughter or whoever it is, just take in as much as I can and then be by myself, be all alone and just put out as much as I can. That's usually my creative process. Eze Jackson: Cool. All right. Thanks y'all. Max Bent: Thanks, Eze. Cellis: Thank you so much. 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If you want to educate yourself better on this phenomenon called blogging, this volume should prove valuable. With fewer than 200 pages, it is a relatively quick and easy read.
The authors present an informative survey ranging from topics and content that good blogs should cover to the programs and technologies involved in blogging. Technical terms such as "RSS feeds" and "podcasting" are explained in practical language.
The authors have also included interesting and helpful conversations with established bloggers and church leaders, some of whom would advocate approaches to ministry not shared by the reviewer or readers of the Baptist Bulletin. That being said, even if you do not share the perspectives of these men, you should find their thoughts on communicating through blogs helpful in formulating an approach to blogging. The goal is to engage people through your own philosophical and theological framework.
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Legacy Partners Recapitalizes With Collier Enterprises
(EDITOR'S NOTE: The new ownership breakdown of Legacy Partners will be 50 percent owned by Legacy and 50 percent by Collier Enterprises. Legacy's main investment activity going forward will be through the development of new apartment projects. This will happen in both the San Francisco Bay Area and Seattle. Its next new project in the Bay Area will be in the East Bay city of Livermore. This development should be started mid-year. Legacy is also planning a new development in 2020 in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle.)
FOSTER CITY, Calif. (March 21, 2019)— Legacy Partners, a privately owned national real estate firm, announced today the recapitalization of the firm with Collier Enterprises, a private equity, real estate investment and development company located in Naples, Florida.
With Legacy Partners' more than 50 years of multifamily development and management experience across the U.S., the involvement of Collier Enterprises will enable the real estate firm to continue their activities, which previously have occurred primarily in the Western United States, as they continue to expand with the recent opening of Orlando, Florida, and acquiring property for development in Hawaii.
Preston Butcher, the founder of Legacy Partners, will continue as Chairman; W. Dean Henry will continue as CEO; and Guy Hays will continue as President.
"We see this capitalization as an opportunity to usher in the next era of growth for Legacy Partners," said CEO W. Dean Henry. "Our team will continue to focus on the regions where we have been successfully developing communities that appeal to those who want to live, work, and dine in walkable, cultural environments. We also see significant opportunities in the Southeast United States, as well as the state of Hawaii where we are actively involved today."
Legacy Partners has either recently completed or has under construction nine rental communities in four western states. In addition, five new communities are expected to begin construction in 2019 and seven more in 2020.
"Legacy Partners is an organization that we know well. The depth and breadth of their market knowledge, the talent and skill of their development partners and their track record of building apartment communities of excellence is quite impressive," said Donald E. Huffner, Collier Enterprises President and CEO. "We are excited to invest and align ourselves with Legacy Partners as together we expand into a national platform."
About Legacy Partners
Legacy Partners, a privately held real estate firm founded in 1968 and headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area, owns, develops and manages multifamily communities throughout the United States. Legacy Partners has regional offices in California, Colorado, Florida, Texas, and Washington and have developed or purchased more than 60,000 apartment homes in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Nevada, Oregon, Texas, and Washington. Since inception, Legacy Partners has worked with some of the world's largest financial institutions, life insurance companies, and real estate companies, consistently returning exceptional results. Legacy Partners provides management services for its own portfolio, as well as other owners. Combined, Legacy Partners manages a portfolio of over 60 multifamily communities with more than 14,000 apartments homes. For further information, please visit www.legacypartners.com.
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Collier Enterprises is nationally recognized for creating communities and clubs of quality, style and environmental sensitivity. Its commitment to the environment has won awards from organizations including Audubon International and the Council for Sustainable Florida. Headquartered in Napes, Florida, Collier Enterprises is primarily engaged in real estate investment and entitlement, and agribusiness. The company was established in 1976 under the leadership of Miles C. Collier and traces its roots to Barron Gift Collier who founded Collier County in 1923. For more information, visit www.collierenterprises.com.
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History of Radiology: Compared to counterparts in medicine, radiology is one of the youngest specialties X-ray was founded a little over 120 years ago Since then, there have been many advances in both diagnostic and interventional radiology and the safety measures for us and our patients
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Microsoft's announced its Euro version of Windows 7, affectionately and officially dubbed Windows 7 E, will not come packaged with Internet Explorer, or any other browser for that matter.
Windows 7 will be offered in Europe in all of the versions that will be available here in the United States, both 32- and 64-bit, with an "E" at the end of the product name (for instance, Windows 7 Home Premium E).
The E versions of Windows 7 will ship at the same time as Windows 7 ships in the rest of the world, and they will be available in 23 European languages.


The Defence Minister Shri Manohar Parrikar has said that his top priority is to enhance military capabilities of the country with due focus on modernization of the armed forces. Inaugurating a two-day Controllers' Conference of Defence Accounts Department, here today, he said, high serviceability levels of equipment and weapon systems and high morale of soldiers is also necessary which is possible with an effective and optimum resource utilisation. He stressed on working as an integrated whole with shared resources of data and information, specifically in area of pension, payments, compilation and accounting preferably on real time basis. The Defence Minister emphasized that faster and transparent decision making and focus on "Make in India" are the two pillars of our strategy for leapfrogging our economy to a higher growth. Shri Parrikar cautioned the Defence Accounts officials against any attack of hackers on their database.
Shri Parrikar also inaugurated Pension Call Centre for dealing the queries from the pensioners and their families regarding their entitlement and pension payments. The Pension call centre for Army pensioners has been established in the office of PCDA (Pension) at Allahabad and can be accessed through the toll free number 1800 180 5321. The Defence Minister also hinted that an order regarding implementation of One-Rank-One-Pension (OROP) may be issued very soon. He said after the implementation of OROP the pension related anomalies will be reduced. On this occasion a statistical hand book on defence expenditure was also released by the Defence Minister. Earlier, Director General of Bureau of Indian Standard (BIS) Shri MJ Joseph presented a ISO 9001 certificate to Controller General of Defence Accounts (CGDA) Shri Arvind Kaushal for its Delhi Defence Accounts Office.
Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha, Chief of Army Staff General Dalbir Singh, CGDA Shri Arvind Kaushal and Financial Advisor (Defence Services) Ms Vandana Srivastava were amongst the dignitaries who graced the inaugural function.
The theme of the conference is 'Good Governance through strategic collaboration. During the conference, four business sessions concerning shared Database, E-Governance, Strengthening of IFAs System and HRD issues have been planned covering the Department's working and emphasizing synergy with its client etc. of the defence services. Senior officer of the department as well as defence forces will lead the panel discussions on these issues and provide a road map for collaborated system improvements.
I am requesting all the politician not to give any false statement to Defense person & retire defense person.
I am ex havildar completing 16.10 month service in bombay ebhineer group as store keeper grade I.what is my new pension in orop.
finally when will the notification be issued.ESM are fed up with assurances now.
Now we want to listn the exact date of getting the enhanced pension from Mr Parrikar,not the sentance of 'orop will do good to us, because we are fedding up gradually by listning such type of sentences about orop, orop file is on the table of DM then it is on some others table etc etc(just like a testmach comentry) as if we are uneducated and innocent indian .


• Project: Neutron Diffraction Strain Analysis of Ceramic Coatings from Suspension Thermal Spray, Neutron beamtime by STFC/Engin-X lab (RB1820468), T. Owoseni (Co-PI), D. Tejero-Martin (Co-PI), K. Derelizade (Co-PI), N. H. Faisal, T. Hussain (PI), Notional value of £57240 (three days of beamtime).
• Project: Residual strain measurement in suspension based thermal sprayed nanostructured alumina coatings, Neutron beamtime by STFC/Engin-X lab (RB1710193), T. Owoseni (Co-PI), D. Tejero-Martin (Co-PI), J. Murray (Co-I), Tung Lik Lee (Co-I), J. Kelleher (Co-I), K. Derelizade (Co-PI), N. H. Faisal (Co-I), M. Bai (Co-I), T. Hussain (PI), Notional value of £57240 (three days of beamtime).
• Project: Neutron scattering of porous rocks subjected to uniaxial compression in cryogenic conditions for offshore drilling operations in Arctic, Neutron beamtime by STFC/Engin-X lab (RB1810235), N. H. Faisal (PI), Reza Sanaee (Co-PI), R. M. Singh (Co-PI), Abbie Mclaughlin (Co-PI), Notional value of £38160 (two days of beamtime).
• Project: Neutron scattering study of stress-strain behaviour of porous geological materials, Neutron beamtime by STFC/Engin-X lab (RB1720331), N. H. Faisal (PI), Reza Sanaee (Co-PI), R. M. Singh (Co-PI), Notional value of £19080 (one day(s) of beamtime).
• Project: Residual strain measurement in suspension based thermal sprayed nanostructured alumina coatings, Neutron beamtime by STFC/Engin-X lab (RB1710193), T. Hussain (PI), J. Murray (Co-PI), N. H. Faisal (Co-PI), Notional value of £48495 (three days of beamtime).
• Project: Neutron diffraction residual strain measurements of plasma sprayed solid oxide fuel cells, Neutron beamtime by STFC/Engin-X lab (RB1510238), N. H. Faisal (PI), R. Ahmed (Co-PI), Notional value of £48495 (three days of beamtime).


Eglise Notre Dame d'Esperance is located in Paris. Make Eglise Notre Dame d'Esperance a centerpiece of your Paris vacation itinerary, and find what else is worth visiting using our Paris trip builder .
The Church of Notre Dame D'esperance is resolutely modern and all in symbol: bathed in street light, compensating for the lack of opening on the other 3 sides, especially as the few stained-glass Windows left, are unfortunately obsmarked by the staircase leading to the mezzanine. Its floor is sloping towards the hotel. The priest kindly told us about the conception of his Church and we would have stayed for a long time to listen to him if he hadn't been called to take care of the preparations for a show in these places.
In the 11th district, street rocket, at the corner of the street of the Commander Lamy, you will discover this modern church whose construction was completed in 1997 under the thumb of the architects Bruno Legrand and Jean-Luc Le Roy. It is a strictly modern concept with front glass wall of 20 meters of height divided into twenty-two squares of glass covered with writing. The Interior is stripped. Everything is modern. In the chorus, a cross symbolized by a beam from the 18th century, work of the sculptor Nicolas Alquin and the altar by the sculptor François Cante Pacos. You will also see the statue of our Lady of hope, created in bronze and ivory in 1930 by the Parisian sculptor Lucienne, Antoinette, Adelaide Heuvelmans, who died in 1944. A little visit. You can come by metro, line 5, station "Breguet Sabin".
Kind of strange to write a review of a church, but we attended Mass here on a recent Sunday (speaking very little French; we're American), but enjoyed it very much. Peaceful (open doors) during the week, and friendly on Sunday.


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Kristine «Kris» Laache Torne (født 1867 i Trondheim (Steinkjer?) ; død 1946 i Firenze) var en norsk maler og tekstilkunstner, datter af Trondheimsbispen Nils Jacob Laache.

I 1894 var hun en af ti kunstnere, der deltog i kunstnerkolonien "Vågåsommeren" i Vågå (Gudbrandsdalen i Innlandet.)

Efter at have malet landskaber og portrætter, hvoraf et ene fik en pris ved Paris-udstillingen i 1900, begyndte hun i 1906 at skabe broderede værker og tæpper baseret på forlæg af ægtemanden Oluf Wold-Torne.

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Eksterne henvisninger

 Kris Torne i Norsk kunstnerleksikon af Glenny Alfsen (Nkl.snl.no)
 Kris (1867 - 1946) fra Digitaltmuseum.org (Part of dataset Kunstnere, arkitekter og designere i norske offentlige samlinger (Nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design)
 Torne, Kris (1867 - 1946) fra Kulturnav.org
 Kris Torne fra Nasjonalmuseet.no

Malere fra Norge
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Juan Sánchez Cotán (Toledo, 25 de junho de 1560 – Granada, 8 de setembro de 1627) foi um pintor espanhol do Barroco, um pioneiro do realismo no país, estando sua obra na fronteira entre o Maneirismo e o Barroco. Suas naturezas-mortas, chamadas bodegones, eram pintadas em um estilo austero, seguindo o estilo do tenebrismo.

Nasceu em Orgaz, perto de Toledo e foi provavelmente aprendiz de Blas de Prado, um artista famoso por suas naturezas-mortas em estilo maneirista. Aos quarenta anos, fechou seu ateliê e entrou para o Mosteiro de Santa Maria de El Paular da Ordem dos Cartuxos e, em 1612, foi para a Cartuxa de Granada onde realizou obras religiosas.

Influenciou outros artistas espanhóis tais como Juan van der Hamen, Felipe Ramírez, os irmãos Vincenzo Carducci e Bartolomeo Carducci e ainda Francisco de Zurbarán.

Bibliografia
 Lacotte, Michel (1991). Larousse Dictionary of Painters, Mallard Press. ISBN 0-7924-5132-5

Ver também
 História da pintura
 Pintura do Barroco
 Pintura do Barroco Espanhol
 Pintura da Espanha

Pintores da Espanha
Pintores do Barroco