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Astro Ranch in Review – Space Cowboy!
Remember the good ol' days of old-school console gaming? Graphics existed to make the game funner, music existed to make gaming cuter, and all shaken together, it was pure bliss. Back then fussy RPG's, fast racers, and stickly puzzlers alike adhered to the three pillars: visuals, sounduals, and playuals, but playuals most of all. Astro Ranch is nearly a full-on throwback to those days – it looks, sounds, and mostly, plays great and is as addictive as it is absurd. It is a quasi-RPG simulation about farming and friendship and is as fun as a barrel of montkeys (play it and you'll see why this ain't a splelling mistake). Please feel free to discuss this review of Astro Ranch in our forums.
Let's get the incredible stuff out of the way first: Astro Ranch looks and sounds oh so 'ooh la la' – consider it better even than Audrey Hepburn. It is colourful, cute, and addictive, and in a strictly gaming way, dead sexy. Its world is pretty small, but offers a few cool explorable areas, a handful of in-game accessories: your computer, farming tools, your shed, and even strange aliens; Â and everything is illustrated with character and care. The land is peppered with varying fauna and great scenery: bridges, waterfalls, rivers, and the ocean. Its music too, is the cute and chirpy side of repetitive and heaps of fun which neat sound effects.
But where Astro Ranch truly excels is its lovely gameplay. There is just so much to do. For instance: you can work your land, bring up crops and livestock, remove pests, learn the stock market, pan for gold, and even fish! What you raise, you have to sell, and it is best to keep track of which ranch items sell high and grow well in what season. Along the way, you will pick up various quests and get in good with the locals — which as a suspect crash-victim on an alien world, you will have to work at. All the while, your character (whose name doesn't change in-game no matter what you do) takes on quests and levels up while gaining experience. You could call it a storyboard micro/macro RPG, very similar in scope to Sims 3.
To move your character around, you tap where you want to go, or hold down in a direction and s/he will follow. Right, so it doesn't always work that well – your character will get stuck often, or have trouble dragging tools to the right area, or will keep walking though you told him/her to stop. With some frustration, the system is pretty good, but it needs cleanup. Some of these frustrations spill over into the menu system where you will purchase goods, keep up with news, and connect with Facebook friends. Some items are hard to buy, some hard to select – things really need to be polished because real fingers aren't as tiny nor accurate as styluses are and menu arrows which reach to the very bottom of the screen are as intuitive as the Korean customs system.
It looks cute and simple, but dear me, no – gaming in the Astro Ranch is deep. There are so many things to raise and look after, and so much can go wrong. For instance, ff you are infected with a blue pest, you have to buy a blue pesticide, and livestock, fishing – everything has its own set of rules and admonitions. The purchase system allows you to only buy one item at a time which means a lot of back-and-forth gaming/carrying stuff. It can get tiring. Starting off in Astro Ranch is slow, so when you finally get on, it really is an accomplishment. The only other thing Astro Ranch really lacks is an involved online world: sure, you can share a few things via Facebook and purchase stuff online, but customisation games like this would be great with item trading, good comparos, etc..
At 2.99$, Astro Ranch is a steal – there is a lot of gaming for its <300 penny asking price. Sure, some of it is frustrating and needs to be tweaked, but Astro Ranch really is a throwback to some of the console gaming's best moments. Forget the fact that your world is tiny – it's richer than Samsung's filthy Gee Sung Choi and and offers a lot more to explore, the game is packed with do-ables and attainables. RPG, rancher, macro-manager, Astro Ranch does it all.
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San Diego is a federal hotspot
The region experienced spike in size of U.S. budget, now will see cuts
The federal government due for automatic budget cuts starting Friday is a large and growing operation, perhaps nowhere more so than San Diego County, home of wide-ranging Naval operations, a bustling border and vibrant biotech and drone sectors.
About $37 billion flows into the county each year, a number that includes billions of dollars for defense contracts and $500,000 for researchers to study safer sex intervention for clients of sex workers in Tijuana.
Federal spending here has grown from $19 billion at the start of the century. The county's economy, over the same period, grew at about half that rate.
Because San Diego County had more to gain during a massive spike in federal spending, especially from 2007 to 2011, the county also has more to lose as mandated, across-the-board sequestration cuts start today.
"We've benefitted more from the run-up in federal spending, so we will be more affected by the cuts," said Kelly Cunningham of the Institute for Policy research at National University.
The county has about 1 percent of the nation's population and receives three times that portion of federal spending, Cunningham said. Federal spending has grown from about 17 percent of the county's economy at the start of the last decade to 22 percent at the end.
That won't insulate the county when the cuts hit, he said.
"These are people with real jobs who will be impacted," Cunningham said. "If we lose 3 percent of our economy in the sequester and our growth was 2.2 percent in 2012, that puts us in a recession."
Because Congress and the president couldn't agree on targeted cuts to the $3.6 trillion federal budget, the mandated cuts will be imposed on many programs, amounting to about a 2.6 percent reduction overall, according to the Congressional Budget Office. That will bring spending just below 2009 levels.
If that percentage holds true here, San Diego County's economy will be trimmed by about $1 billion as a result of the sequester, U-T San Diego estimated based on a review of the most recent federal spending data available from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Marney Cox, chief economist at the regional planning group San Diego Association of Governments, said defense contractors are most likely to be affected because uniformed military personnel are exempted from cuts.
Cox said it is too early to say which research or development programs may be scaled back.
"Individual areas will feel the brunt of that depending on how the Department of Defense decides to implement the cuts," he said. "But we are going to lose jobs, no doubt about that. San Diego most likely will lose more jobs than the average city across the United States."
In theory, scaling back federal spending should have a positive effect on the economy over the longer term, Cox said, because additional capital would move into the private sector.
"There's no real return on investment from that type of (government) spending" beyond the jobs, he said. "In a normal private-sector economy, those earnings and profits are what's plowed back into the economy to stimulate growth."
In addition to defense contracts and university research, federal money also goes to local governments, needy families and healthcare for the elderly.
Federal budget hawks will begin cutting every program, project and activity in accounts that aren't exempt from the "sequester" as early as next week, but the full force of the trimming may not be felt in some sectors for months or years.
About $14.8 billion of the federal spending here would be exempt from cuts, meaning those areas subject to reductions will see a 6 to 9 percent decrease.
Military pay, veteran's programs and Social Security and other retirement benefits are exempt, as is the U.S. Postal Service and several loan, insurance and subsidy programs. Many programs for the poor are also exempt, including food stamps, Medicaid, subsidized school lunches and Pell Grants.
By far, the largest portion of the federal funding pie in San Diego County goes to defense contractors. Since pay to the armed forces is exempt from the sequester, cuts to defense contracts are also expected to be the largest of any sector of the federal budget, possibly nearing 10 percent.
Federal contract spending in San Diego County topped $4,100 per resident in 2010, more than double the national average of $1,600 per resident. And contract funding for drones, ships and other defense projects contributed to much of the increase in federal spending here over the last decade, rising 120 percent since 2004.
About half of the $10.8 billion in contracts approved in fiscal year 2012 for San Diego County went to just three companies, drone builder General Atomics, ship builder General Dynamics-NASSCO, and aerospace company Northrop Grumman.
Military contracts will generally be reduced as the come up for renewal, giving some contractors three or four years before facing reductions, said Todd Harrison at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments in Washington, D.C.
"This gives industry more time to adjust employment levels through natural attrition and early retirements rather than forcing immediate layoffs," Harrison said in a report on the Defense Department's budget. "Few immediate layoffs, if any, are likely to occur as a result of sequestration going into effect."
One way the Defense Department can more rapidly reduce its spending is by trimming the size and work hours of its employees. Though furlough notices are expected soon, employees are not likely to see their hours cut until April.
In his budget report, Harrison noted that the longer the Defense Department waits to cut hours, the more hours it will have to cut this year, and added that health benefits of those employees may also be see cuts.
More than half of the $1.8 billion in federal spending on wages and salaries annually in San Diego County goes to civilians working for the Navy. Other large employers are Customs and Border Protection, Transportation Security Administration and Department of Justice employees such as FBI and DEA agents.
In all, there are about 40,000 civilian federal employees working in San Diego County that may be subject to some kind of cuts, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
According to a White House report on the effect of sequester cuts, U.S. Customs and Border Protection would be forced to reduce work hours by the equivalent of 7,750 employees nationwide, increasing wait times at airports and border checkpoints and decreasing border security.
Wait times at the San Ysidro Port of Entry could extend to five hours during peak holiday weekends, from the current peak average of about three hours, according to the report.
The White House report said about 64,000 civilian Defense Department employees would be furloughed, reducing their pay by about $399.4 million.
Grants and assistance
Approximately $8 billion in federal funds are spent on grants and assistance payments subject to sequestration in San Diego County each year.
While the amount makes up about a fifth of the county's federal take, the funds get dispersed among 340 different programs. Medicare, scientific research, housing assistance, special education programs, student improvement programs, preschool, assistance to new, low-income mothers, public transit and airport improvement grants, and a large collection of grants to local governments are among the programs facing cuts under the sequester.
Aside from Medicare, which accounts for about $4.7 billion of the funding in this category, the next-largest share of spending here is on scientific research, including $2 billion in grants approved by the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Energy.
The two largest beneficiaries of research grants here are the University of California San Diego, which received about a half-billion in grants in 2012, and the Scripps Research Institute, which netted more than $250 million in grants in 2012, according to the government's grant database.
Another large assistance program in San Diego County consists of subsidized housing for very low-income residents. According to the White House, cuts to the program, which sends about $340 million to San Diego County each year, threaten to displace about 125,000 families nationwide.
Douglas Rice of the Center on Budget and Policy priorities told the Associated Press recently that the housing cuts will mean families who leave subsidized housing will be less likely to be replaced from people on waiting lists and that over time some could lose their housing.
About $250 million in grants for construction projects, training and housing assistance to the San Diego Regional Airport Authority, San Diego County, San Diego Association of Governments, and area public transit districts are also subject to the cuts.
Cuts to education aid, including preschool, special education and student improvement programs and school construction projects likely won't be noticed until the start of next school year, because funding usually gets sent out in the fall. The San Diego Unified School District collects the largest share of grants in this area.
Unemployment benefits for the long-term unemployed, which are different from state unemployment programs for those who just lost their job, could be cut by $400 per worker over the year, according to the White House budget office. The reductions could begin immediately and amount to about $30 per month.
Maggie Acerra of the San Diego County Tea Party Forum, a Santee-based activist group, said government spending is out of control. She predicted the government won't go through with the cuts for fear that people won't mind — and will in fact demand deeper reductions.
"This is less than 3 percent of the (budget)," she said. "This is a drop in the bucket. They're afraid that if this happens the American people are going to say 'Good start'. We never get rid of anything in the government. We just add to it. We want them to take out that red pencil and slash, slash, slash and they're afraid to do it."
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There are more than 400 parks and open spaces in the local area. The City of Sydney's parks cover an area of more than 188 hectares.
Some of these include a variety of iconic and award-winning major parks. These range from Hyde Park, with its beginnings in the early 19th century, to the recently revitalised Paddington Reservoir Gardens, noted for its unique blend of historic fixtures fused with contemporary features.
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These crims, who mostly employ "cyberheists and tax fraud" to lift money from US banks, even go into detail about the kind of things they can offer prospective employers, as listed on the site of security expert Brian Krebs:
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BEDMINSTER, N.J. (AP) — President Donald Trump raised the possibility Thursday that Majority Leader Mitch McConnell should step down if he can't muscle health care and other legislation through the Senate, taking an extraordinary swipe at the man with the most power to steer the White House agenda through the chamber.
In remarks to reporters outside his golf resort, Trump escalated his attacks on the Kentucky Republican over last month's collapse in the Senate of GOP legislation repealing and rewriting much of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.
Trump said he also wanted passage of measures revamping the tax code and pumping billions into infrastructure programs, two of his top remaining priorities.
Asked if McConnell should consider resigning from his leadership post, the president said, "If he doesn't get repeal and replace done, and if he doesn't get taxes done, meaning cuts and reform, and if he doesn't get a very easy one to get done, infrastructure, if he doesn't get them done, then you can ask me that question."
Trump's criticism gave voice to a view harbored by many hard-right conservatives about the 33-year Senate veteran, who they consider far too willing to give ground.
It's highly unusual for a president to publicly suggest leadership changes in Congress.
It also seems unlikely that Trump's sentiments would seriously threaten McConnell's job. He is strongly respected by nearly all GOP senators, who concede that with a slender 52-48 majority, it would have been difficult for anyone to steer the health care measure through the Senate.
Late last month, the chamber rejected three plans pushed by McConnell to replace Obama's law. The final one was defeated 51-49 after three Republicans joined all Democrats in voting no — one more than McConnell could afford to lose.
"They lost by one vote," Trump said. "For a thing like that to happen is a disgrace. And frankly, it shouldn't have happened."
Trump's comments came after he used Twitter three times over the past two days to taunt McConnell over the health care crash, expressing disbelief that McConnell couldn't persuade a GOP majority to pass a bill.
"Can you believe that Mitch McConnell, who has screamed Repeal & Replace for 7 years, couldn't get it done. Must Repeal & Replace ObamaCare!" Trump tweeted Thursday morning.
Hours later, Trump used Twitter to target McConnell again, even as much of Washington was more focused on the ratcheting up of nuclear tensions between the U.S. and North Korea. This time, Trump nudged McConnell to plunge into a range of issues, though Congress is on recess until after Labor Day.
"Mitch, get back to work and put Repeal & Replace, Tax Reform & Cuts and a great Infrastructure Bill on my desk for signing. You can do it!" Trump wrote.
The president bristled this week after McConnell told an audience in his home state of Kentucky that Trump had "not been in this line of work before" and had "excessive expectations about how quickly things happen in the democratic process." Both before and after taking office, Trump spoke often about passing the health care overhaul quickly.
"Obviously, there's some frustration," White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said of Trump's tweets. She said the two men spoke by phone Wednesday and that the conversation included talk of health care. Sanders said she didn't know how long they talked.
Asked to respond to Trump's statement, McConnell spokesman David Popp said, "The leader has spoken repeatedly about the path forward regarding Obamacare repeal and replace on the Senate floor, at media availabilities and in Kentucky."
McConnell spelled out his view of the path forward in his Monday remarks to the Rotary Club in Florence, Kentucky.
"If people can show me 50 votes for anything that would make progress on that, I'll turn back to it. But in the absence of that, we're going to be moving on. We have a number of things to do in September," he said.
McConnell cited must-pass bills that would prevent a government shutdown and a federal default, plus a GOP desire to turn to tax cuts.
But he also kept the door open for a narrower health care effort aimed at stabilizing individual health insurance marketplaces around the country.
"I think no action is probably not going to work, because you've got a lot of private health insurance markets imploding," McConnell said. "So exactly what form that takes is unclear right now."
A small handful of online exchanges created by Obama's law may have no insurers offering coverage next year, but many may have just one company selling policies. Many insurers around the country are proposing to raise premiums, often citing worries that the Trump administration will take steps to undermine the markets, such as halting federal subsidies they receive to lower costs for millions of people.
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It's the topic Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney wishes would go away – but it won't. On Thursday, Romney tried to keep the focus on Medicare, but questions about his taxes just kept coming. NBC's Ron Mott reports.
Updated 12:41 p.m. - GREER, S.C. -- Mitt Romney said Thursday that he had never paid less than a 13 percent effective tax rate after reviewing his returns from the past decade.
The presumptive Republican presidential nominee did not pledge to release any additional returns beyond what he had previously pledged, but essentially quashed rumors that he paid no taxes at some point.
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney arrives at Birmingham International Airport, Ala., before boarding a plane for fundraising events Aug. 16.
"Given the challenges that America faces -- 23 million people out of work, Iran about to become nuclear, one out of six Americans in poverty, -- the fascination with the taxes I paid I find to be very small-minded compared to the broad issues we face," Romney told reporters gathered for a press conference at the Greer airport in South Carolina, where Romney had just arrived to attend a fundraiser.
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Biennial. Flat-leaved parsley adds a fresh, tantalizing flavor to many foods. The flat leaves are easy to chop, and often preferred by cooks for their robust flavor. Parsley is thought to improve the scent and health of roses and the growth of tomatoes and asparagus when grown nearby. Considered to aid digestion. Can be grown indoors for fresh parsley year 'round.
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When to start inside: 6 to 8 weeks before average last frost.
Special germination instructions: Soak seeds in water for 12 - 24 hours before sowing.
Harvesting: Pick as needed, removing entire stalks to the ground.
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I can't believe it's come and gone! We had such a great night. A deep and heartfelt thank you to all of you who came out to the Fig & Fennel Cookbook Release Party. I had such a beautiful night and feel deeply loved and supported! Cookbooks are sold out but I have another order in and will get an online order system set up soon! In time for Christmas orders!
A few things:
Thank you to Phil&Sebastian Marda Loop who were the most incredible and gracious hosts. It was a crammed full coffee shop and they made latte after latte, friendly as can be. Warren, gave up lots of space in his kitchen for us and was about the sweetest guy in the world. Brodie at Phil&Seb's was so great to work with, and Kate who ran the night was sweet and lovely. I seriously couldn't be more grateful.
Thank you to my amazing family for all the support. Jacquelyn who like the beaters, my Dad who stayed up way later than normal, my Mom and Auntie Rosie who ran the kitchen, my cousin Alex who came all the way from Toronto. They delivered sample after sample, and made sure it was a happy party. I couldn't have had better help. I know they were prepared to buy my entire stock of books too, in case I needed them to step in.
Thank you to Leon and Graham for organizing music and sound. What's a party without music? All week they worked for me, instead of the other way around. So grateful. And to the beautiful and talented Sarah Vann who came and sang and played and lit the room up with her incredible smile.
Thank you to the most supportive group of friends I have ever had. You have all treated me like the cookbook was equivalent to a Nobel Peace Prize. I was overwhelmed by one friendly face after another. It was honestly one of the most beautiful nights of my life.


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I just hope it doesn't turn out to be nothing but graphic murder, soft porn and language fest like so many other pay tv shows are. I want to see good sci fi that is both entertaining and makes you think not something totally depressing or over the top. If they can keep it PG or maybe PG13 I'll be happy.
What is the issue with Nielsen? I would think sponsors would be lining up for this show.
It seems to me that Nielsen won't exist in a few years. There is no way they can track DVR or internet usage. The networks themselves can grab the internet numbers. If I remember correctly, the Nielsen ratings comes from an extra cable box connected to the tv. It will know if you record a show but not if you actually watch it.
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Easy spiced salmon kedgeree
Smoked salmon adds a new twist to this kedgeree - it's perfect for Saturday brunch
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Nutrition: per serving
- kcal673
- fat36g
- saturates16g
- carbs62g
- sugars0g
- fibre1g
- protein28g
- salt3.06g
- 300g basmati rice
- 100g unsalted butter
- 2 tbsp olive oil
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- 1 tbsp hot curry paste (Madras)
- 1 small red onion, finely chopped
- 225g hot smoked salmon, cut into chunks or flaked
- 4 hard-boiled eggs, shelled then roughly chopped
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- 4 spring onions, cut into 3cm lengths and finely shredded
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- juice of 1 lime
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- 2 tbsp each chopped fresh coriander and flatleaf parsley
Throw the rice into a large heavy-based saucepan, pour over 700ml/11⁄4 pints water and sprinkle in a good shake of salt. Cover and bring to the boil, then remove the lid and allow all the water to be absorbed – this should take about 15 minutes. Turn off the heat, cover again and allow to steam dry.
Melt half the butter with the oil in a large frying pan. Stir in the curry paste and cook until you start to smell the wonderful aromas.Now add the onion and cook until softened and beginning to brown.
Next throw in your rice and quickly stir to make sure all the buttery juices are absorbed and the rice is heated through. Now mix in the salmon, eggs, spring onions and lime juice. Stir gently, chuck in the herbs along with cubes of the remaining butter and serve in warm bowls.
Recipe Tip
Getting aheadPrepare up to a day ahead, keep back the herbs. Tip mixture into an ovenproof dish, dot with knobs of butter. Cool, then cover with foil and keep in the fridge until needed. Half an hour before serving, heat through in the oven, stir in the herbs.


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Sarah, Grateful Patient of Dr. David Kriet
I have had a bump on the bridge of my nose for as long as I can remember and I had always told myself that when I got older I would do something about. So a few years ago I began doing my research, googling plastic surgeons in Kansas City, which is how I found Dr. Kriet. I liked the fact that he specialized in noses and he had free consultations. At my fist consultation, he explained the entire process, and after saving my money I scheduled another consultation and my rhinoplasty appointment for the Thursday before Thanksgiving in 2008.
Dr. Kriet and his nurse Becky were wonderful in preparing me for the surgery. Giving me prescriptions to get my medications the week before, they went so far as to ensure that I had help for the days following the surgery and the follow up after the surgery. Although the first 5 days following surgery weren't the best, as this was the first major surgery I ever had, it was certainly worth it. I had a several friends scheduled to come and take care of me, since it isn't recommended that you not be by yourself for the first 48 hours. It is also VERY important to ice your nose after surgery. I had frozen, square gauze pads, a few days before surgery so they were ready to go. I had a hard time keeping them on as I tried to sleep so my sister and my friend came up with the brilliant idea to put the frozen gauze pad in a zip lock bag and tape it to my face. It wasn't pretty but it worked.
When I went in for my first follow up appointment, 5 days after the surgery, Dr. Kriet took the nose cast off. I had very little bruising, I wasn't in any pain and my nose looked great! I can now breathe through my nose much more easily, I can smell much better and I have not had a sinus infection since my surgery. This last benefit has had the greatest impact on my life, as prior to my surgery I would get a sinus infection at least two to three times per year. I went into the procedure simply thinking of how much better my nose would look, which it does, but honestly being able to breathe and smell so much easier far out weighs the appearance of my nose. I can notice the change in my nose but most other people don't. My nose wasn't that bad to begin with but I wanted to do the surgery for myself and I'm SO happy I did! I am EXTREMELY happy with the results!!


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While it is too early to give insured-loss estimates for storm Sandy, Risk Management Solutions says the impact on the East Coast appears much more severe than 2011′s Hurricane Irene. Some coastal areas saw record storm-surge flooding, while strong winds knocked out power to more than seven million customers in 15 states. Following are images of the damage left behind by the storm, which is currently losing strength as it continues to move through Pennsylvania before an expected northward turn into Western New York.
Nicholas Rodriguez looks over a section of the destroyed boardwalk in Atlantic City, N.J., near the area where Sandy made landfall on Monday. RMS says Sandy made landfall at around 8 p.m. Monday as an extra-tropical system with sustained winds of around 80 miles per hour. News reports say about 2.1 million people and businesses are without power in New Jersey. Jersey Central Power & Light alone reports 964,756 customers without power.
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New York City saw record storm surge in some areas. In Battery Park in Lower Manhattan, RMS reports storm-surge measurements of 13.88 feet. In the picture above, sea water floods the entrance to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, which connects Brooklyn to Lower Manhattan. Sandy has forced the shutdown of mass transit, schools and financial markets in New York.
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Much of Lower Manhattan went dark during the storm. The above photo was taken on Monday, Oct. 29, from the Brooklyn Heights promenade in the Brooklyn borough of New York. One World Trade Center, background center, remains brightly lit.
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A parking lot full of yellow cabs is flooded in Hoboken, N.J. Hoboken sits along the Hudson River, across from Manhattan, and was subjected to storm-surge flooding that poured into its PATH rail station.
Photo credit: (AP Photo/Charles Sykes)
In the picture above, Elaine Belviso is rescued from her flooded home on Long Island by Suffolk County police after being trapped there overnight. Long Island endured heavy winds and flooding from the storm. The Long Island Power Authority reports that more than 900,000 people are without power in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
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Further north of New York City, in Orange County, N.Y., Sandy brought strong winds that toppled trees but did not bring the inland flooding seen last year during Hurricane Irene. In New York's Lower Hudson Valley, news reports say three deaths occurred from trees falling on houses, and Orange & Rockland power company reports 200,000 customers are without power in Orange and Rockland counties.
Photo Credit: Phil Gusman, PC360
Meanwhile, other areas away from the coast dealt with weather not typically associated with tropical cyclones. In Elkins, West Virginia, pictured above, snow covers the streets. Sandy buried parts of West Virginia under more than a foot of snow on Tuesday, cutting power to at least 243,000 customers and closing dozens of roads. At least one death was reported.
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Watermarks are the annoying result of people stealing pictures—they're ugly, distracting and cheapen the art of photography. But it's a necessary evil! Or is it? Kip Praslowicz poked fun at the ugly watermarks ruining pictures these days by plastering them over famous photos. It's not a good look.
Idle thought today while at work was how it seems like many amateur photographs spend more time putting elaborate watermarks on their images than they do making images worth stealing. This led to a second thought that I don't really recall ever seeing the photographs of famous art photographers with a gaudy watermark
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Check out more of these hilariously butchered pictures at Kip Praslowicz' website. [Kip Praslowicz via PetaPixel]


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You lost your job, can't pay your mortgage and everything seems to be going wrong in your world. Is it possible to see your glass as half-full when it's feeling half-empty?
"I'm seeing fear to the extent that it's bringing on primitive responses in people who don't have anxiety disorders," said Mark Pfeffer, director for the Panic Anxiety Recovery Center in Chicago. "We can't change the cards that we're dealt but we do have control over how we play the cards."
Whatever trauma you might be facing, Pfeffer said the first step is to practice acceptance of the situation, no matter how dire things may be.
"Our first inclination is to deny, become angry, and start blaming others for our mishaps, which prevents us from moving ahead," he said. "I just got an email from a 57-year-old woman who had to move home with her mother. Things are tough. But I challenge people by saying, 'If you had to pick a disability, which would you pick?' so they can get a reality check. Then I ask them to picture the worst case scenario, and really see themselves there, so they can do it on their terms. People tend to think they can't handle it but if you really take the inventory, you find you're stronger than you think."
Here are Pfeffer's tips to finding strength and embracing the positive when you're facing chaos.
Make a list of accomplishments and things you're grateful for.
"Just by seeing this in front of you, it can help remind you that some things are going well, and that you have done things right, and will continue to do so," he said.
Reduce your self-deprecation and blame.
"I tell my clients to put five bucks in a bucket every time they are self-deprecating or blaming others, and at the end of the month, they have to give that money to the political party they oppose," he said. "Ask yourself, 'What kind of thinking would I have to have to feel better right now?'"
Do something productive during a panic.
"I was on the phone with a woman who had lost her job, so while we were talking, I asked her to clean out the junk drawer in her kitchen," he said. "By the end of the conversation, she was still out of a job, but her drawer was clean and her anxiety had dropped."
Suit up and show up.
"There are times when you have to huddle up in a fetal position feeling your cheek on the bathroom floor," he said. "…But that misery should be temporary. You can grieve but your life should not stop. Keep a rhythm in life. Accept invitations to luncheons. Go to that dinner you'd rather avoid. You just may meet the person who will show you the next step."
Schedule a self-intervention.
"Ask your three closest friends to tell you cold the things you need to know about yourself," Pfeffer said. "Sometimes you need to get it between the eyes. It's easy to deny who you are, but if you really want help it starts with being honest and asking them what you need to change in your life. Then you can decide the kind of person you want to be and be it."
Seek out uncertainty.
"I ask clients to do something scary every day," he said. "We're doing improvisation classes with Second City because just the thought of that is terrifying to people, but when you improvise, you have a situation being thrown at you that is not in your control—which is a great way to develop the strengths that you have for dealing with adversity. … Hope comes from when you think you aren't strong enough to have what it takes, so by doing something scary everyday you can get there."
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You lost your job, can't pay your mortgage and everything seems to be going wrong in your world. Is it possible to see your glass as half-full when it's feeling half-empty?


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It looks like "Frankenstein's Army" will find itself with a limited theatrical run on July 26th. The film takes place at the end of the second world war when Russian soldiers discover a secret Nazi lab where scientists are using the work of Dr. Viktor Frankenstein to build an army. I can't think of anything funny to say here that doesn't make me sound like a monster.
Every book Stephen King has ever written will be made into a movie including "Joyland", which he hasn't put out yet. Tate Taylor of "The Help" fame will adapt the story which follows a student in 1973 who begins working at a carnival and finds himself wrapped up in the legacy of a murder. It's only a matter of time before we start making movies out of his drunken crossword puzzle mishaps.
I can't think of anything worse right now than a new "Dracula" movie but Sarah Gadon has been cast in one. I don't know who she is but she was on some show called "My Dad the Rock Star" which sounds like the second worst thing.
Rob Zombie says "The Lords Of Salem" will be his last horror flick for a very long time... NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Here's a Florida guy who broke into a couple's home, masturbated, played with their toy helicopter and then ate a salad. Don't worry though, he brought the salad with him.
I have always said if you see any sort of animal smaller than a deer crossing the road you should speed up and hit it head on. The reason? This guy in North Carolina avoided a dog and ending up hitting an old guy on a lawn mower. Animals are dumb is the point here.


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True Colors: Athletes and Expression of Self
Famed martial artist and actor Bruce Lee once said, "Always be yourself, express yourself, and have faith in yourself. Do not go out and look for a successful personality and duplicate it."
One could say any professional athlete is successful at what they do. If they were not, they wouldn't be where they are. Whether it is starting shortstop for the New York Yankees or starting quarterback for the New York Giants, pro athletes are where they are because of their capabilities.
But what about their personalities? Should they be allowed to express themselves on the field after they accomplish something or reach an achievement?
A lot of critics these days are saying no.
When Joba Chamberlain was first called up in the summer of 2007, he was a flame-throwing middle reliever who tossed fastballs clocked in the high-90s and he sometimes struck triple digits on the speed gun. Usually after he fanned a batter to end an inning Chamberlain would wildly pump his fists in pride as he gleefully marched off the mound.
Fist pumping is defined as, "A celebratory gesture in which a fist is raised before the torso and subsequently drawn down and nearer to the body in a vigorous, swift motion.
The fist pump is sometimes carried out in parts of the Western Hemisphere, Europe, and Japan (where it is known as guts pose) to denote enthusiasm, exuberance, or success and may be accompanied by a similarly energetic exclamation or vociferation. The gesture may be executed once or in a rapid series."
Knowing that, a big strikeout can call for a little fist pumping. So why exactly did critics jump all over Chamberlain and call him on his jubilation, turning his joy into a topic of debate?
Some analysts and sports pundits suggest that getting overly excited and expressing it is a way of "showing up the other team" or in other words rubbing it in their faces after they have failed to some capacity.
I don't happen to see it that way. I see it as a player simply being honest and outwardly showing how they truly feel after they have done something noteworthy.
And it can work both ways. When a player is on the other end of it – losing – should they be allowed to express it?
I think so.
Think back for a moment to Oct. 16, 2003: Game 7 of the American League Championship Series, otherwise known as the famous "Aaron Boone game."
When Boone crushed that home run in the 11th inning sending the Yankees to the World Series – and broke the hearts of every fan in New England – the Red Sox were, for the lack of a better term, crushed. I specifically remember the reaction of one Boston player, namely outfielder Trot Nixon.
On his way to the clubhouse, Nixon took his frustration out on a Gatorade cooler, picking it up and then slamming it to the dugout floor in what looked like unadulterated anger.
Nixon and every other Red Sox player were well within their rights to be frustrated in terms of the outcome of that game and the series overall – and they had the right to express that frustration after it was all over.
These days expression in sports has gone to a new level. Looking outside the world of baseball for a minute, ESPN and every other form of sports media seem to be on the case of a young quarterback by the name of Tim Tebow.
After the Denver Broncos' stud scores a touchdown, or when his team wins, he takes a knee, bows his head and offers a prayer of thanksgiving to God. In fact, the pose has taken on a life of its own and people have turned it into a verb: "Tebowing."
Everyone and their mother has put Tebow under the microscope and criticized him for this particular pose after a TD or a win. Tebow let it be known when he played football at the University of Florida that he lives his life a certain way (I.E. he has chosen to remain chaste until he gets married) and strongly holds onto what he believes in.
Is it wrong of him to show it when he does something good?
In my view, no. I think it is perfectly fine.
If Tebow feels taking a knee and praying is how he wants to express his happiness when his team wins, I see nothing wrong with it. In fact, I view it as a more civil way to show a good feeling when something positive happens.
A lot of people have made claims that, because it's a sort of religious action, it's wrong and should not be permitted. But it's not as if Tebow is constantly projecting his beliefs onto other people; he isn't standing on the sideline with a microphone in hand and trying to get every fan who attended the game to convert to Christianity.
If that were the case I'd be opposed to it – and probably feel Tebow is out of his mind.
What I find strange about the criticism of Tebow expressing his faith is that other athletes also express their faith – yet nothing is said about it, or even mentioned.
Before Derek Jeter steps into the batter's box, he makes the sign of the cross. Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez, a one-time Yankee and journeyman catcher always makes the sign of the cross; as a matter of fact, he crosses himself before every pitch during his at-bats.
Where is the barrage of criticism and religious outrage directed at Jeter and Pudge?
Nowhere to be found. It just doesn't sound very fair to me.
All Tebow is doing is expressing his true personality and incorporating it into what he loves to do – just as I incorporate my personality sometimes when I write these blog entries, with funny inside jokes and obscure references.
As good as it for an athlete to show off their personality, it can get out of hand. It doesn't happen so much in baseball, but in football and other sports it can certainly be brought to a whole new level. The NFL has banned touchdown celebrations, and if a player crosses the plane, scores, and expresses it, that player's team will be penalized.
In my view, that's fair. It's fine for a player to be happy, and to express that positive energy when they score a touchdown; maybe leap up and bump their teammates' chests. But spiking the ball and dancing around just makes the player look like a fool, and the NFL did the right thing by outlawing such unprofessionalism.
Perhaps in football things are a little different because there is more contact and physicality; maybe more "heat of the moment" moments. But that's not to say it hasn't happened in baseball.
In 2007 former Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon began to exhibit a different side of himself when he Irish step danced at the conclusion of the American League Championship Series. After Boston defeated the Cleveland Indians in seven games, Papelbon danced around the Fenway Park infield like a loon celebrating the win.
There was no need for that. It's fine to be happy and celebrate a pennant, but do it in the clubhouse with your teammates. There is no reason to run back out onto the field and commence dancing like a ballerina.
The bottom line is, it's fine to express yourself as an athlete. Be creative and be yourself; incorporate your personality into your playing style and do it in a respectful, professional manner.
If you're excited, pump your fists.
If you're mad, body slam a cooler or two.
If you have a certain belief system, feel free to show it, without projecting it onto to others.
If you want to dance though, become a Rockette not an athlete.
It's OK to wear your heart on your sleeve.


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The Chief Medical Officer, El Paso Market is the hospitals� Senior Executive clinical leader responsible for safety and quality, and is committed to the mission of quality, safety, service and improvement of patient clinical outcomes. The CMO serves as the liaison and resource to management on matters pertaining to medical staff activities.
The Chief Medical Officer, El Paso Market provides leadership and involvement in all initiatives and concerns involving patient safety, quality, and infection control and risk management and patient service, especially those related to physician issues.
Other key responsibilities include the following:
A competitive compensation program will be tailored to the selected candidate. Base salary will be supplemented by a performance bonus and comprehensive, well-rounded benefits program, which includes relocation assistance.
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A demonstrated track record of superior performance in physician leadership roles; a background should have been gained ideally in a health system or major medical group that is recognized for excellence in clinical care and contemporary medical management practices. The successful candidate will be recognized for knowledge in clinical process improvement.
Business skills in planning, use of information systems, financial management, budgeting, reimbursement and managed care, healthcare economics, medical practice management, human resources management and team building, program development, community education, and marketing/referral base development.
Clinical leadership skills in quality and utilization management, clinical effectiveness and outcomes, clinical staff development, case management, clinical protocol development, and solid knowledge of TJC accreditation processes.
Demonstrated knowledge of managed care and health policy in addition to superior clinical competence and track record as a practicing physician.
Significant understanding of and experience with performance improvement and quality management programs.
Professional Attributes
Effective communication skills and an individual who is able to quickly synthesize, as well as apply, new information in order to make effective decisions.
A strong leader who is open to change and adapts to new conditions or unexpected obstacles, and works efficiently under adversity and through difficult transitions.
Ability to build a team and produce strategic and operating results while balancing interests of multiple stakeholders and customers at a large, complex facility in a regional or corporate role.
Capable of identifying and successfully managing core issues amongst a multitude of information and open to executing new and innovative approaches to problem resolution.
An individual who has successfully driven initiatives that require coordination from multiple constituencies such as human resources, finance, information systems, lab, and pharmacy.
Personal Attributes
A collaborative leader who will inspire confidence and establish a sense of common direction and vision for the medical staff.
An individual with high personal and professional integrity.
Sensitive to the proper concerns of the staff, but able to appropriately balance these concerns with the overall institutional goals.
Committed to the highest quality of patient care.
An M.D. or D.O. degree is required and an MBA, or other advanced management degree, is preferred. A Medical License in the applicable state is also required. Certification by one of the Boards of the American Board of Medical Specialties is also required.
Employment practices will not be influenced or affected by an applicant�s or employee�s race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, age, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status or any other legally protected status. Tenet will make reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities unless doing so would result in an undue hardship.
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Head of School's Welcome
On behalf of my colleagues and the students of Northfield Mount Hermon, I'm happy to welcome you to our website.
While it serves only as a window into the wondrous teaching and learning that occurs here at NMH, I'm confident that this glimpse will portray a community that "engages the intellect, compassion, and talents of our students, empowering them to act with humanity and purpose."
Our commitment to this mission is as evident now as it was more than 130 years ago, when D.L. Moody founded two schools in these beautiful hills to educate young men and women from this country and around the world. How we go about educating our students has, appropriately, changed over the past century to meet the needs of students in an ever-shifting educational climate. The reason we exist as a school has not.
We educate the heads, hearts, and hands of our students. The stories they tell of their experiences, as Northfield alumnae, Mount Hermon alumni, as NMH graduates of two campuses or as residents of our current consolidated campus, resonate in and between these proud buildings above the Connecticut River.
I hope you enjoy meandering through our website, and I invite you to step onto campus to see the real work and joy of teaching and learning. What happens inside our classrooms and gymnasiums, across the fields and on our stages, on our farm and out in the world, is as unique and magical as our campus setting. I look forward to seeing you here.
Peter B. Fayroian
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The Federal Government has reappointed reseller Data#3 as provider of Microsoft licenses for government departments under its volume sourcing agreement.
The new three-year contract, awarded yesterday, replaces an exclusive arrangement the government had previously held with Data#3 for Microsoft licenses to all agencies.
The reappointment comes despite the Australian Government Information Management Office (AGIMO) last year indicating it would open the panel to a wider variety of suppliers.
Data#3 reapplied for the new request for tender issued in November last year after being alerted to tender documents by iTnews' sister publication CRN.
It ultimately won the contract to provide licenses until 2015, with a further three-year extension.
The new panel of "large account resellers" for Microsoft licensing was due to come into force from June this year but the lack of other members will Data#3 retain exclusivity past the original March 14 expiry.
"We've been the pre-eminent large reseller to Government," Data#3 managing director John Grant told iTnews.
He said he expected a dozen other contenders interested in the panel but said having too many parties would be inefficient "where the margins are so tight".
An AGIMO spokeswoman would not confirm whether other suitable companies had bid for the same contract under the request for tender.
She said whilet Data#3 would retain exclusivity in the meantime, the new contract would subject the reseller to new testing requirements from the market.
The department reserved the ability to add additional panellists in future to test the supplier's performance over the course of the contract.
RFT documents suggested successful panellists may enjoy high volumes but tightened margins.
The Government spent more than $95 million on Microsoft licences and software assurance through the volume source arrangement during the 2011 financial year.
The contract required prospective resellers to offer prices on a "cost plus margin" basis, with the former component decided by Microsoft and either AGIMO's parent Department of Finance and Deregulation or the relevant, individual agency.
James Hutchinson contributed to this story.
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Organizations today face unprecedented risk from cyberattacks, which can lead to significant financial and reputational loss, inconvenience customers and employees, severely compromise private and proprietary information, cripple the operations of an organization or the economy, and even cause physical harm. All levels of an organization -- especially senior managers both in the private and public sectors -- must be more vigilant than ever before in order to mitigate the risk caused by cyberattacks and data breaches, whether it is a direct attack on an enterprise or the risks brought to it by personal employee devices.
Several evolving technical solutions partially mitigate these risks for organizations. These solutions are continuously adapting as the nature of cyberattacks change over time, and multiple technical solutions are used in parallel to provide "defense in depth." The role of technology managers, especially those with cybersecurity responsibilities, is to manage the deployment of such technical solutions, countermeasures, policies and procedures to meet the risk objectives of senior management within the limited resources available. The research focus of the Risk Management area of the Institute for Information Security & Privacy is on this middle layer that deploys the technical solutions available to meet the risk objectives of senior management, with special emphasis on policies, procedures and end-user training in order to create a safer computing environment. In addition, the research focus is also on public policy issues that provide the right incentives to various stakeholders within the ecosystem to minimize risk for participants.
Broad research themes for Risk Management are:
- Controls and Countermeasures – understanding the best practices and security management processes to reduce risk for the organization. These include business continuity and disaster recovery, software vulnerability management, audit controls, human resource policies, employee training, data, software and device usage policies, traffic and activity monitoring processes, access control methods, customer, vendor and user credentialing, and various other organizational processes that minimize risk from cyber attacks.
- Financial Analysis and Metrics – understanding the cost-benefits of information security, the financial and reputational impact of security breaches on the organization, cybersecurity insurance, risk analytics, and metrics to evaluate and quantify cybersecurity risk.
- Cybersecurity Ecosystem – understanding public policy approaches that pose incentives for stakeholders and facilitate optimal information sharing among participants, creating a more secure ecosystem for commerce.
Research Updates & News
May 8, 2018
The Technology Association of Georgia, working with IISP Associate Director Sudheer Chava of the Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business, released the 2018 State of Georgia's FinTech Ecosystem Report in conjunction with the inaugural FinTech South event at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
Mar. 20, 2017
Sudheer Chava of the Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business co-authors the Technology Association of Georgia's 2017 FinTech Data Analytics & Big Data Research Report.
Jan. 31, 2017
U.S. businesses need to prepare now to align with EU Privacy Law, explains Holly Dragoo of the Georgia Tech Research Institute.
Oct. 19, 2016
Georgia Tech study by Raheem Beyah and students finds "lurking malice" in cloud hosting services.
May 23, 2016
Stopping malicious domain registration and memory corruption are among the new research outcomes presented at IEEE Security & Privacy '16.
May 19, 2016
Researchers in the School of Electrical & Computer Engineering examine how to take illicit ads off business websites via the SEISE Tool.
May 3, 2016
Georgia Tech researchers in the School of Computer Science led by Taesoo Kim launch "ROKI" -- a study to dismantle pervasive cyberattacks in 10 seconds or less.
Feb. 4, 2016
Sudheer Chava of the Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business co-authors the Technology Association of Georgia's 2016 FinTech Ecosystem Report.
Oct. 8, 2015
Research by Russ Clark in the Georgia Tech School of Computer Science aims to help Internet Service Providers solve the Internet's identity crisis with new Resource Public Key infrastructure.
Aug. 13, 2015
Georgia Tech researchers led by professors Wenke Lee and Taesoo Kim find 11 security flaws in a popular browser and are awarded the Internet Defense Prize by Facebook, in partnership with USENIX Security, to continue their work.


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Five-year-old Peh'Tehn Raighn-Kem returned to "The Steve Harvey Show" to perform another poem. The last time she appeared on the show, the then-four-year-old Peh'Tehn wowed the crowd with her performance of the poem, "Hey Black Child" by Countee Cullen.
This time she returned to recite a poem written by her parents, titled "Affirmations." The poem, which Peh'Tehn recited from memory, was accompanied with hand gestures and movements that went with the affirmations as she spoke.
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Made with 100% natural and sustainable materials, these Japanese candles are handcrafted by craftsmen in Shiga prefecture by Daiyo.
Traditional Japanese candles are completely handmade and give very little smoke and larger and brighter flame than modern paraffin candles.
Candle stand does NOT include. You will need to use a candle stand for Japanese candles. Works best with Ceramic Candle Stand RIPPOH or Cast Iron square candle stand "small".
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Facebook Breakup Puts Zynga in DangerVille
Nov 30, 2012 10:35 AM PT
The relationship between Facebook and Zynga got even more complicated this week as the pair agreed to new partnership terms that free both from constraints under the prior deal. Zynga's stock took a hit because the new deal allows Facebook to develop its own games.
The success of each company has long been tied to the other, especially for Zynga, which uses Facebook as a platform for popular games such as FarmVille and Mafia Wars. Under the new agreement, though, it has more freedom to pursue its gaming strategy outside Facebook's infrastructure.
Zynga can still use the Facebook platform to distribute its games, but it will now be under the same standard terms and conditions as any other game developer. It is no longer required exclusively to use the Facebook login or Facebook Payments features. In also will be free to premiere new social games in places other than Facebook.
Investors seemed to fear Zynga would have trouble making it as well on its own. Its stock plunged as much as 14 percent in after-hours trading and was down by about 8 percent Friday morning.
Facebook and Zynga did not respond to our request to comment for this story.
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The renegotiated agreement allows Facebook to develop its own games.
Creating games to rival Zynga was never Facebook's endgame, said Michael Pachter, managing director of equity research at Wedbush Securities.
"There is no chance that Facebook will spend on infrastructure to build games when so many third parties already do so," he told the E-Commerce Times.
Instead, this is a way of allowing Zynga to compete on a platform that more closely resembles that of its industry peers, he pointed out.
"They are letting Zynga do the same thing as King.com, Kabam, Kixeye and others who have games on their own websites and don't pay Facebook a royalty," Pachter said. "Zynga needs to be in the same competitive position as the others, and Facebook secured a release from their non-compete, but I'm pretty confident they have no intention of developing games."
While that wider, more independent path might take some adjusting for Zynga, it still has a quality product to sell, said Ted Pollak, senior gaming analyst at Jon Peddie Research.
"Zynga makes very good mobile games and will have plenty of opportunities there and on PCs via Facebook and other distribution channels, and perhaps in the living room eventually," he told the E-Commerce Times.
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In addition to allowing Zynga to compete in other markets, Facebook is lessening its reliance on the gaming company, said Brian Wieser, analyst at Pivotal Research Group. As Facebook was preparing to go public, it used its relationship with Zynga as a way to convince stakeholders it could continue to engage users and monetize site activity. That tied the two companies together in many investors' minds, with Facebook stock dropping when Zynga slashed its sales outlook.
By developing new advertising and non-advertising initiatives, Facebook is ensuring that gaming doesn't have to be a core component of its success.
"Gaming had been important historically for Facebook, but we would expect gaming to account for an increasingly diminishing share of total revenue," he told the E-Commerce Times. "There are so many other non-advertising businesses for Facebook to expand into, that Zynga is really going to be a diminishing share for Facebook."
In the future, Facebook will look to expand into commerce options that could bring a much higher return on investment, or try to become a more premier media platform to compete with a service such as Netflix, Wieser predicted.
"Gaming is the one of the first things they tried to monetize, but they are heading toward developing e-commerce or media products," he pointed out. "They haven't gotten there yet, but those things are all possible in time. There is no shortage of non-advertising avenues into which Facebook can expand its platform."


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Is there a chance that WISN-AM (1130) would ever drop the conservative talk show hosted by Rush Limbaugh?
Unlikely, considering the show is distributed by the station's owner.
But two stations have dropped Limbaugh this week, though the stations in Hawaii and in Pittsfield, Mass., are not in major markets, and their defections so far seem isolated.
Numerous advertisers also have withdrawn from the show.
WISN-AM officials have not responded to requests for comment on local listener and advertiser reactions.
The other stations' and advertisers' actions were in response to remarks Limbaugh made last week, calling a woman who testified before Congress in support of birth control a slut and prostitute.
Limbaugh's show is syndicated by Premiere, a subsidiary of the Clear Channel broadcast chain that owns many of the stations that carry Limbaugh, including WISN-AM.
The show is syndicated on about 600 stations nationwide.
On Tuesday, Clear Channel released a statement saying it was "committed to providing its listeners with access to a broad range of opinion and commentary without condoning or agreeing with the opinions, comments or attempts at humor expressed by on-air talent."
"We respect the right of Mr. Limbaugh, as well as the rights of those who disagree with him," according to a statement that appeared in the Wall Street Journal.
According to Talkers Magazine, Limbaugh's show reaches 15 million listeners a week and is the top-rated radio talk show in the nation. Second-ranked Sean Hannity has 14 million listeners.
Locally, his ratings picture is not so rosy.
Limbaugh's show on WISN-AM is 11th-ranked in its time slot. Local conservative talker Jeff Wagner, airing opposite on WTMJ-AM (620), is ranked second, with almost twice as many listeners.
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Blackboard exec speaks to business students
Liberty University School of Business students participated in a question-and-answer session with Siegfried Behrens, president of global sales at Blackboard, Inc., on Monday in the Williams Stadium tower for the school's fourth alternative convocation of the semester.
Before joining Blackboard as a top executive, Behrens worked at Microsoft Corp. for 16 years as a general manager serving over 85 million students and teachers from elementary through college.
Blackboard works with thousands of schools, from elementary through higher education, as well as corporate and government entities, to provide and service cutting-edge educational resources for the digital age. Liberty utilizes the Blackboard portal for both residential and online courses, providing access to course material and allowing students to interact digitally in discussion boards, quizzes, exams, and virtual presentations.
Behrens explained to students his career journey, first pursuing aviation, international business, and politics before achieving success in the business world. He said all of his failures shaped his character.
"If you believe in yourself, you can be anything you want to be in life. If you are focusing on a goal that has an importance to you, then you will be happy and you will be fulfilled," Behrens said.
He had three main pieces of advice for students: whatever career you choose make sure it is challenging or else you will become bored with it; you have to have a passion for it and an interest; and make sure you have the aptitude for the vocation.
One student asked if there were any books that inspired him. Behrens said Colin Powell's book "It Worked for Me: In Life and Leadership" explains when you are angry you need to get over it.
"That skill has helped him to remain calm in many business situations," Behrens said.
Another student asked Behrens what skills he suggests students learn while in school.
"I would say do as much as you can in volunteering within a nonprofit because that is most impressive and impactful. Anything you can show that you have worked on developing yourself as a person will help you get your dream job," Behrens said.
- The School of Business offers several chances for students to hear from some of the top leaders in a variety of industries each semester. The school offers undergraduate degrees in Accounting, Business Management, and Business Management Information Systems, with more than 20 concentrations and teacher licensure available, as well as graduate degrees. Many degree programs are offered through Liberty's thriving online education program.


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For hundreds of thousands of years the Colorado River roared through Glen Canyon carving a tremendous canyon through the sandstone. In 1963 the Glen Canyon dam was completed and impounded the Colorado, turning the wild beauty of Glen Canyon into popular Lake Powell -- a vast body of deep blue water contained within orange-red cliff walls.
Lake Powell offers excellent opportunities for you to enjoy your houseboat rental; fishing, and in summer when water temperatures climb to a comfortable 70-80 degrees, swimming and water skiing. Lake Powell has a myriad of side canyons that narrow to just a boat width as they twist away from the main channel and make for fascinating exploration.
Many visitors are content to just cruise its waters by houseboat and spend nights on its beaches under the stars. Hiking from the lake into the very rugged environs of Glen Canyon Recreation Area is an option for the adventurous.


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The Pants first came to us at the perfect moment. That is, when we were splitting up for the first time. It was two summers ago when they first worked their magic, and last summer when they shook up our lives once again. You see, we don't wear the Pants year-round. We let them rest so they are extra powerful when summer comes. (There was the time this spring when Carmen wore them to her mom's wedding, but that was a special case.)
Now we're facing our last summer together. In September we go to college. And it's not like one of those TV shows where all of us magically turn up at the same college. We're going to four different colleges in four different cities (but all within four hours of one another—that was our one rule). We're headed off to start our real lives.
Tomorrow night at Gilda's we'll launch the Pants on their third summer voyage. Tomorrow begins the time of our lives. It's when we'll need our Pants the most.
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My boy Fred Couples had some lesions removed (PGA Tour)
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10 rules to hit more greens (Golf Digest)
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Sergio Garcia's current streak of 47 straight major appearances looks like it will end at the British Open (Wei Under Par)
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If you were to ask five current students, "Where is the best place to live on campus?" you'd likely get five different answers. That diversity of personal preference is one reason why Ithaca College offers a variety of living options in our residence halls. These include single, double, and triple rooms in traditional areas (Quads, Terraces, Towers and Emerson), and several styles of apartments in apartment areas (Circles and Gardens).
Each traditional residence hall at Ithaca College has at least one kitchenette that is equipped with a refrigerator, sink, range, and microwave oven, a self-service laundry facility, and two or more lounges. Lounges are popular for studying, socializing, and watching television, and they are also used for educational programs and hall community meetings. Generally, one of these lounges is designated as a quiet area for study.
Apartments at Ithaca College provide our students with an on-campus, independent living option. Circle Apartments offer 3-, and 4-bedroom patio apartments, and 5-bedroom townhouse apartments. Garden Apartments offer studio-style, and 2- and 3-bedroom townhouse-style apartments. Each apartment area has a self-service laundry facility and mail room as well as additional features.
Ithaca College students can attempt to select the type of housing and the hall that best suits their needs, but we cannot guarantee their ability to find that option available. Several of our residential facilities offer accommodations for students with disabilities. Please contact the Office of Student Accessibility Services for more information. Refer to the Room Selection and Housing Program section for restrictions and additional selection information.


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|Ambrosi, Hector B.
|Town of New Hartford, Oneida County, New York
|Jan 15, 1983
|Chen family
|Guilderland (Albany County), NY
|Oct 8, 2014
|Conley, Betty
|Charlton (Saratoga County) NY.
|Jul 8, 1993
|Corona, Wilbert
|Suffolk County
|Dec 24, 1996
|Croley, Edward "Mitt"
|Albany County
|Mar 24, 1991
|Darling Jr., Robert D.
|Town of Northville, Hamilton County, New York
|Oct 20, 1984
|Fedorwich, Walter C.
|Peru, NY
|Sep 12, 1997
|Filkins, Wilomeana "Violet"
|Town of East Greenbush, Rensselaer County, New York
|Aug 19, 1994
|Fleury, Marie H.
|Town of Westville, Franklin County, NY
|Oct 17, 2002
|Foglia, Tina Elizabeth
|Suffolk County, NY
|Feb 1, 1982
|Forbes, Stephen D.
|Town of Lafayette, Onondaga County, New York
|Jul 8, 1980
|Gordon, Robert J.
|Town of Kingston, Ulster County, N.Y.
|Oct 15, 1996
|Gutkaiss, Robert S.
|Town of Stephentown, Rensselaer County, N.Y.
|Jun 30, 1983
|Hammond, Jennifer M.
|Saratoga County, New York
|Aug 1, 2003
|Hart, Donna L.
|Dolgeville, Herkimer County, N.Y.
|Aug 8, 1968
|Kemp, Barbara Jean
|Town of Volney, Oswego County, N.Y.
|Dec 7, 1976
|Kleiman, Michael J.
|Town of Ulster, Ulster County, New York
|Jul 25, 2008
|Kolodziej, Katherine
|Cobleskill, New York
|Nov 2, 1974
|Lynn, Joanne Ena
|Hamlet of Hemlock, Livingston County, New York
|Sep 14, 1949
|McDonald, Megan
|Town of Wallkill, Orange County, New York
|Mar 15, 2003
|O'Connell, Kristin M.
|Town of Ovid, Seneca County, New York
|Aug 14, 1985
|Roark, Terri Kay
|Albany/Saratoga County
|Mar 29, 1988
|Rush, Tanya
|Nassau County, New York
|Jun 27, 2008
|Sarmiento, Gilberto
|Orange/Dutchess Counties
|Jul 14, 1994
|Smith, Glenn
|City of Beacon, Dutchess County, N.Y.
|Jan 23, 1969
|Smith, Nancy
|Town of New Windsor, NY
|Dec 5, 2001
|Sutton, John Raymond
|Town of Ontario, Wayne County, New York
|Dec 12, 1961
|Svocak, Dawn Andrea
|Plattsburg, NY
|Aug 16, 1984
|Torch, Yvonne Leila
|Town of Newburgh, Orange County, NY
|Jun 9, 2004
|Walkowicz, Wanda Lee
|Webster, Monroe County, New York
|Apr 2, 1973
|White, Christina N.
|Town of Greenfield, Saratoga County, New York
|Jun 30, 2005
|Whitman, Ruth Anne
|Sand Creek Road, Colonie, (Albany County) NY
|Dec 8, 1959
|Williams, Bessie P.
|Town of Barker, Broome County, New York
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(CMT Offstage keeps a 24/7 watch on everything that's happening with country music artists behind the scenes and out of the spotlight.)
Gunnar and Scarlett just signed a songwriting deal. They were discovered at the Bluebird Café. And it's causing a little bit of trouble with Scarlett's jealous boyfriend, Avery. Yes, I realize that the plot of the ABC series, Nashville, isn't real. But it feels real to me. And when I had the chance to catch up with Gunnar and Scarlett — sorry, Sam Palladio and Clare Bowen — last week at the BMI Awards on Nashville's real Music Row, it felt even more so. Because both actors actually are songwriters. "To audition for Gunnar's part was a dream job because I'm a songwriter myself and have been playing in bands for years," Palladio told me about getting cast for the role from London. "My style is a lot more '70s folk-influenced, like James Taylor, who is my idol, and Crosby Stills & Nash and Neil Young. My music is in that realm. So it's not quite country but certainly has those flavors to it." Bowen, who just moved to Nashville from Australia and recently met fellow Aussie Keith Urban, seems to be loving the city, too. "I moved just a couple of months ago now, so this place is really new to me. But I seem to fit in," Bowen said. "I live at the Bluebird. It's like my second home." When I asked her if any of her own songs would be making their way onto the show or into real life, she said that was all under wraps. So I'll take that as a yes.


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This charming bracket, featuring an iconic Triumph Bonnie, is one of a range of hanging basket brackets, wind chimes, fence post tops and key racks made in Great Britain. It looks great in summer with a basket of flowers and just as good in winter with a hanging bird table or a net of nuts, suitable for all year round!
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