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As she begins her second year as Opinions editor and 3rd year on the newspaper staff, Sophia Manolis is more dedicated than ever to make sure new and returning students feel welcome and supported at South, especially when it comes to The Southerner. Beyond the Newspaper she pursues a strong passion for environmental justice, working closely with various groups to plan movements and lobby for change both in school and on a larger scale, dealing with issues like Line 3 and the Green New Deal. Part of what draws her to newspaper is her drive to make the world a better place for everyone in it through journalism. Outside of academics, Sophia enjoys competitive swimming. With 9 years of experience she represents South as a swimmer for the Varsity team. She also enjoys writing/reading poetry and spending time outside. She doesn't quite know what the future holds but is hopeful that it will involve activism and lobbying for the issues she cares about.
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There are quite a few captions that could've worked for this photo, but the one the blogger chose got it deleted on Sina Weibo.
It shows Hu Jintao, the previous leader of the Chinese Communist Party, sitting next to current leader Xi Jinping.
Hu has been in the headlines lately because his senior aide, Ling Jihua, is being investigated for corruption.
Ling is the latest target in Xi's anti-graft campaign, after a series of other top officials have been arrested, including ex-security tsar Zhou Yongkang, and top general Xu Caihou in the People's Liberation Army.
Apparently Hu fully supports the investigation into Ling. In fact, Ling is rumored to be in the "New Gang of Four" along with Zhou Yongkang, Xu Caihou, and fallen politician Bo Xilai.
The censored caption said:
"I finally understand the former chairman's hardship: The military are bad guys, the police are bad guys, hired thugs are bad guys, local officials are bad guys, even his personal aide is a bad guy!
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Bracken Warriors Kick the Winston Eagles, 54-52
Bracken Christian Kicked the Winston Eagles, 54-52
The Warriors had a battle Friday night as their defense gave up over 500 yards and still pulled off a win in dramatic fashion.
Well, dramatic fashion if you are a fan of a player kicking a football. For the newbies out there, in 6-Man football the point after is worth 2 points and Bracken made that part of their game pay off with this 2-point win.
Paul Nakalanga missed just one bonus kick out of 7 tries and that added up to 12 points and allowed The Winston to have more touchdowns and still losing the game.
"It is a great feeling knowing that he (Nakalanga) is consistently great and we know he will score," Junior Cristian De Leon mused.
Bracken scored 12 points by the bonus kick, while the Eagles scored one more touchdown and were able to garner 4 points with their point after attempts. That adds up to needing 6 points and the extra 2 points for a tie.
This is one weapon no other 6-man teams can't match and all that was needed for the 7th win in a row and keeping their Bracken record without blemish.
"We went spread early in the game because we notice they were getting winded," Head Coach Hosea Stredic said. "Paul (Nakalanga) won it for us."
On how this game played out, Coach Stredic was all business, "They had good running back and we did not take care of stuff….We had guys that were getting behind their line of scrimmage but they cleared the line without a purpose."
"This was the best overall team we have played this year on both offense and defense," Stredic continued. "This game made me think more and made me coach."
The Winston had a lethal running game as speed would be an understatement with Dylan Luna scoring 6 times accumulating 268 yards on those touchdown runs. This would remind the 'Old Timers' with sights of watching Bracken's Grady Achilles back a few years ago.
The Winston scored on their second possession when Luna found Jordan Garza for a short 5 yard pass on a 4th down play. With the missed bonus kick, that would be what would tie the score and be the difference for the final score, 54-52.
BCS was not running a very smooth offense to start this contest as the first play was intercepted and on the Warriors second possession, the Eagles, held the home team to -5 yards and a punt.
That punt was a daunting 58 yards to The Winstonl's 12 yard line, but many times in 6-man, teams will let balls roll when they have confidence in their offense since that allows for more yardage to be gained when the drive starts.
With over 500 yards rushing you can deduce that the Eagles would have confidence in their running game.
The Warriors first touchdown was after a Bracken stop and 11 yard punt by Winston. That punt did not go far enough for the first down yardage needed.
With a one play Presley Day run for 20 yards the Warriors would take their first lead, 8-6 and that clinching 2 point lead.
That 20 yard rushing play would be the longest run for this Homecoming Night by the Warriors.
Bracken's defense would force another Eagle stop and what might be a momentum changing moment, but a fumble would put the brakes on those thoughts and then the dam broke for Winston as Luna had a one play 57 yard TD run, taking the lead back in the Eagles' favor, 14-8.
On BCS' next drive Warriors would switch their offense to spread to open up the field but that drive was stopped and now Winston would score again on a one play run for 63 yards and, 20-8 lead for the visitors.
Winston's defense was getting the job done with another stop and this Eagle drive went 5 plays and score as the Warrior deficit would increase to, 08-26 score.
Bracken scored with one minute left before half and the Cristian De Leon catch would hopefully instill some hope for the Warriors.
"This game was nerve racking since it was homecoming," DeLeon said. "It felt good catching the ball especially after that first catch."
DeLeon was commenting on being on the sideline for all but the opening game with an injury this season.
The Winston would answer again on a one play 50 yard run by Luna and that would douse the Warrior's momentum fire with a, 16-32 Eagle lead going into halftime.
Adjustments are sometimes just good ole inspiring words needed for the second half if this would become a winnable game for BCS.
"At halftime, I told the players that when you are facing adversity you will have to see what your team will win with and can they overcome that adversity," Coach Stredic remembered.
"Coach told us to keep our composure and play Bracken football," Cristian De Leon recalled. "We came out with fire and went after them."
Bracken was on offense to start the 2nd half and a 3 play drive for a score would get the Warriors within a 1 score game after the Nakalanga bonus kick, 24-32.
The next play was a Reese Smith interception and run back to the Eagles' 8 yard line having Bracken and the homecoming crowd being in high gear.
Three plays and a Brady Beene 7 yard run would tie the score and put this game back to being all tied up and having the team that makes the most plays for a win.
Well, The Winston, went back to what had worked earlier in this game when, Luna, ran 57 yards on a 4th down play and after running in the extra point, the Eagles were back in business being up, 39-32.
Bracken was now thinking of scoring on each drive and Beene would do just that with a score on a 10 yard run and a Nakalanga kick had the Warriors in business with a 40-39 lead.
On The Winston's next drive, the Eagles had a 4th and 1 play on Bracken's 30 yard line.
A spread offense was set up by the Eagles and BCS responded with 5 players rushing their spread back, Luna, and taking him down for a rare loss. This defensive play showed the Warriors playing their outside receivers but after the snap all of those Warriors near the line converged and to make a big stop.
Bracken would score again on 2 plays as Beene was being pressured and a dump pass to Day and 32 yards with a player that would not be denied and a Warrior, 46-39 lead.
Nakalanga missed his only bonus kick on this try.
Hot potatoes was up next as a Winston fumble followed by a Warrior interception had that exchange going into the final quarter.
The Eagles first play went for 25 yards and then Bracken's defense would rise to the occasion holding with no yardage on their next 4 plays and having the ball with another chance of putting more distance between these two titans.
Beene found Day for a pass and run of 45 yards and what would give the Warrior's a 15 point advantage with just over 7 minutes remaining.
Winston would score on a 53 yard run by, (you guessed it) Luna and a run-in extra point bringing the game to within 8 points and still anybodies game.
After holding Bracken on their next possession, The Winston went to work with 2:00 minutes left in the game. It would be no mystery if you put too much thought into a one play 31 yard run by Luna for his 6th touchdown in a row in this contest.
With an Anthony Beres ready to try for the tying bonus kick the Warriors would call a time-out for some strategy talk.
It worked as Bracken blocked the point after and which preserved their 2 point lead, 54-52.
BCS would need one first down to run out the clock and that happened when Beene dumped his next pass to Day for 18 yards and a new set of downs.
This game had Bracken with more passing yardage which last happened when The ReSporter was not covering the Warriors during those first two years of existence.
The good news is having a team that can win without gaining more yardage, since football will usually require more than one discipline to result in a team win.
This game proved that special teams with the kick would be just enough to get that win for a homecoming dance with a smile on your face.
The ReSporter is thinking this Homecoming dance might have some 'kicker' music.
Go Warriors!!
1 2 3 4 Final The Winston 6 26 7 13 52 Bracken Warriors 8 8 30 8 54 Scoring Summary: TWE-Jordan Garza 5 yard pass from Dylan Luna (pat failed), 5:10, 1st BCS-Presley Day 20 yard run (Paul Nakalanda kick), 1:42, 1st TWE-Dylan Luna 57 yard run (Anthony Beres kick), 8:31, 2nd TWE-Alejandro Vazquez 63 yard run (pat failed), 6:08, 2nd TWE-Dylan Luna 20 yard run (pat failed), 3:02, 2nd BCS-Cristian DeLeon 13 yard pass from Brady Beene (Paul Nakalanka kick), 1:14, 2nd TWE-Dylan Luna 50 yard run (pat failed), 1:06, 2nd BCS-Presley Day 15 yard pass from Brady Beene (Paul Nakalanka kick), 9:32, 3rd BCS-Brady Beene 7 yard run (Paul Nakalanka kick), 8:30, 3rd TWE-Dylan Luna 57 yard run (Dylan Luna run), 6:04, 3rd BCS-Brady Beene 10 yard run (Paul Nakalanka kick), 4:58, 3rd BCS-Presley Day 32 yard pass from Brady Beene (pat failed), 1:38, 3rd BCS-Presley Day 45 yard pass from Brady Beene (Paul Nakalanka kick), 7:38, 4th TWE-Dylan Luna 53 yard run (Dylan Luna run), 4:29, 4th TWE-Dylan Luna 31 yard run (pat failed), 1:53, 4th Game Stats Eagles Warriors Total Yards 531 388 First Downs 13 12 Rush/Yards 39/504 22/130 Comp/Att/Int 4/11/1 18/32/2 Passing Yards 27 258 Punts/Average 1/11.0 1/58.0 Fumbles/Lost 2/2 2/2 Penalties-Yards 4-35 4-30 Passing Comp Att Pct Yards Int TD Brady Beene 15 29 .517 219 2 4 Lucas McCrum 3 3 1.000 39 0 0 Rushing Att Yds Ave Lg TD Brady Beene 12 93 7.8 16 2 Presley Day 5 34 6.8 20 1 Lucas McCrum 5 3 0.6 4 0 Receiving No Yds Ave Lg TD Presley Day 9 168 18.7 45 3 Cristian DeLeon 4 68 17.0 29 1 Lucas McCrum 2 13 7.0 7 0 Resse Smith 3 9 3.0 10 0


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After a week of searching, Backroad Anthem's Craig Strickland was reportedly found dead Monday morning (Jan. 4). According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Craig's body was recovered along the shoreline of Kaw Lake in an area known as Bear Creek Cove, near where his boat was found capsized one week ago.
Craig, 29, and friend Chase Morland, 22, went missing on Sunday (Dec. 27) when the pair set off to Oklahoma for a duck hunt, despite questionable conditions due to winter storm Goliath. Chase's body was discovered Monday (Dec. 28) along with Craig's hunting dog Sam, which was found alive. Cause of death for Chase was noted as drowning and exposure to freezing temperatures.
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These chainable smart RGB LEDs are not only smart, they are super bright with 3W power, compared to 0.2W of a 'standard' NeoPixel! Fully compatible with Neopixel & FastLED Arduino Library. This RGB Module capable of emitting average Luminous Flux of 50-Lumens. These are the ultimate in high brightness RGB LEDs for decorative, advertisement, full color mixing and mood lighting application.
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BoostBook is an extension to DocBook, an XML format for representing documentation. BoostBook inherits much of its functionality and many elements from DocBook that are not redocumented here. When writing BoostBook documentation, please refer also to DocBook: The Definitive Guide.
BoostBook library documentation is contained entirely within a <library> XML element. To create a skeletal library, we need to create a new XML document (call it any.xml) that contains basic information about the library. The following BoostBook XML example describes basic information about the Boost.Any library:
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <!DOCTYPE library PUBLIC "-//Boost//DTD BoostBook XML V1.0//EN" "http://www.boost.org/tools/boostbook/dtd/boostbook.dtd"> <library name="Any" dirname="any" xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude" id="any" last-revision="$Date: 2004/07/05 16:26:11 $"> <libraryinfo> <author> <firstname>Kevlin</firstname> <surname>Henney</surname> </author> <librarypurpose> Safe, generic container for single values of different value types </librarypurpose> <librarycategory name="category:data-structures"/> </libraryinfo> </library>
The first three lines identify this document as a BoostBook XML document. The DOCTYPE line states that the document conforms to the BoostBook DTD, and that the top-level element is a BoostBook <library>.
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Check out what's been making our headlines this week:
On June 5 the federal government released its proposed "Prostitution" Bill which many sex-workers are saying will make their work more dangerous. Bill C-36 "Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act" is still not a law and a national day of action has been called on June 14 to protest the passing of the Bill.
In 2013 Toronto become the first "sanctuary city" in Canada after City Council voted 37-3 to adopt policies allowing people to access services regardless of their immigration status. It was a landmark for undocumented migrants and activists in the city. Yesterday on June 10 City Council revisited its "sanctuary city" policies and voted 29-8 in favour of moving forward with its 2013 commitment.
The second season of hit TV show Orange is the New Black (OITNB) premiered last week and with it surfaced details about the real-life inhumane treatment of prisoners in Riverhead jail the Suffolk County, NY prison which the show's setting is based on. Some of the conditions inmates face in Suffolk County jails includes mouldy food, brown drinking and bathing water, sewage water in cells, and toilets exploding with feces. The New York Civil Liberties Union has launched a campaign called Humanity is the New Black urging _OITNB _fans to take action and demand better treatment for prisoners in Suffolk County.
While the FIFA World Cup kicks-off tomorrow, a soccer tournament in Brazil has just wrapped up. The final of the People's Cup took place on June 8. Joyce, one of the People's Cup competitors, explained to Al Jazeera how the FIFA World Cup is affecting people in Brazil: "A lot of people are suffering because of the World Cup. This is a way to protest…There are a lot of people losing their homes. Health and education are chaotic. They are wasting money on unnecessary things like more roads, when really health and education should be in first place."
The Canadian government's proposed Bill C-24—which is on track to become law before parliament wraps up this summer—will make it possible for the federal government to deport a Canadian citizen to a country they have ties with if they are convicted of treason, high treason, espionage, or terrorism. In addition, Bill C-24 will make it harder to gain citizenship. On June 3 the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers and the BC Civil Liberties Association delivered a petition with 25,000 names addressed to the Citizenship Minister requesting he not pass Bill C-24. To learn more about the changes Bill C-24 would usher in, check out this document put together by the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers.
Migrant justice organization No One Is Illegal (NOII) has released a video featuring the voices of migrants being detained in prisons in Ontario. The video outlines how detained migrants' citizenship and refugee statuses are being held in limbo. As of June 2, 100 detained migrants have started a month-long boycott of detention reviews. As NOII explains, "Detention Reviews (DR) are the primary means through which border authorities insist that the entire immigration system is fair. They are a unique bail-like process that takes places 48 hours, 7 days, and then every 30 days after arrest. Detainees plead their case in front of an appointed 'member' who single-handedly decides on their release or terms and conditions. By refusing to participate, detainees are courageously insisting that the very fabric of the immigration detention system is unjust." You can learn more at the Truth About Detention.


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Mechanical Expands to Omaha, Heavy Becomes Gehl Dealer, Project Highlights, Civil I-74, Mercy Rockford, Berner Foods, Civil Materials Asphalt Production, MSOE at MCAA (download)
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MLB suspends Jesse Winker and David Bell one game after benches-clearing incident
The Cincinnati Reds will be without their manager and one of their best hitters for one game. David Bell and Jesse Winker were suspended one game by MLB after a benches-clearing incident Saturday.
That incident occurred during Game 2 of Saturday's doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs. In the fourth inning, Cubs pitcher Adbert Alzolay threw a pitch up and in to Shogo Akiyama. The Reds dugout — led by Joey Votto — didn't appreciate the pitch, leading to an on-field confrontation. No punches were thrown, but Bell, Votto and Winker were ejected from the game.
As a result, both Bell and Winker received one-game suspensions from the league. Both men also received undisclosed fines for their actions. Votto also received a fine from MLB, but he was not suspended.
The Cubs didn't come out of the confrontation completely unscathed. Coach Mike Borzello was suspended one game and fined for "excessive arguing, using inappropriate language, and failing to leave the dugout."
When will Jesse Winker serve his suspension?
MLB notes that Bell will serve his suspension during Monday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals. Borzello will serve his suspension when the Cubs resume play against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday.
Winker decided to appeal his suspension and will be available for Monday's game, according to C. Trent Rosecrans of The Athletic. Winker could still serve a one-game suspension in the future depending on what MLB rules after a review.
Though Winker would miss only one game, his absence would hurt the Reds. Winker has been one of the club's best hitters this season, with a .320/.431/.691 slash line. Winker is also tied for the team lead with 10 home runs.
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How do I get to the Logan County Fair in Sterling?
Sidney, NE: Turn onto NE Highway 19/i-80 Bus W/NE-19NE-17D. Continue to follow NE Highway 19/NE-198/NE-17D. Turn right onto NE Highway 19/NE-19 (Crossing into Colorado). NE Highway 19/NE-19 becomes Highway 113/CO-113. Turn slight right onto Highway 138/US-138W; Turn right onto Pioneer Rd. Turn left onto County Road 39 5/10. Take the 1st right onto Franklin Street, Take the 1st left onto Pawnee Avenue. 1120 Pawnee Ave is on the left.TRAVELING FROM THE SOUTH:
Denver, CO; Take I-25 N/US-87 toward Ft Collins. Take I-76 E/I-76 W/70th Avene Exit 216 Toward Fort Morgan, Take the US 6 exit. Exit I25 toward Sterling. Turn left onto US 6 W/US Highway 6 Continueto follow US-6W. Stay Straight to go onto Chestnut Street, keeping straight which become Platte street down to 3rd Avenue,. Turn right onto 3rd Avenue to the fairgrounds. Kake the 1st right onto Pawnee Avenue.TRAVELING FROM THE WEST:
Ft Collins, CO; Turn left onto US-287 N/N College Ave. Turn right onto Jefferson St/CO 14 Continue to follow CO-14 til you get to Sterling. Turn left at N 7th Avenue until you get to Broadway. Turn right on Broadway until you come to stop light. Turn left and you will see the fairgrounds.TRAVELING FROM THE EAST:
Holyoke, CO; West on E Emerson St toward S Interocean Ave/US-385 S/US385 N, Take the 1st right onto S Interocean Ave/US-385N. Take the 1st left onto W Denver St/US-6W. Continue to follow US-6 W. Stay straight to go onto Chestnut Street. Turn right onto N Division Avenue, Turn slight left on Chestnut Street becomes Platte Street. Turn right on 3rd Ave. Keep on 3rd until you see the fairgrounds.
Do I have to buy a ticket for babies for grandstand events?
All events are reserve seating and will require a ticket with the exception of the Logan County Rodeo, children 5 and under are free.
Can I take pictures during the concert?
Yes, still cameras are allowed in the grandstands. However, no video or recording devices are allowed.
Can I take pictures during the rodeos?
Yes, still cameras are allowed in the grandstands but you can not take pictures up by the fence or not recording or video devices. The only people who can take pictures by the fence are the ones approved by PRCA and are card holders of the PRCA.
Are strollers/car seats allowed?
Strollers are allowed on the grounds, but strollers / car seats are NOT in the grandstands.
What is the $ 3.00 service charge fee?
It is the fee that we pay the online ticket company.
Are pets allowed in the Fair?
Only for the pet show, then when event is over they need to be taken out of the fairgrounds. No dogs or pets with the exception of service animals or animals competing at the fair.
Can I bring food or drinks into the stadium?
No coolers or glass containers are allowed.
How do I buy a Mega Pass?
Mega Passes will be on sale at Family Food Market, Chamber of Commerce, Bank of Colorado, the website and also at the Commissioners office.
Where are the handicapped access parking?
Handicapped parking places are all along Pawnee Avenue on both sides of the street.
How tall do you have to be to ride the carnival rides?
Awaiting information from carnival.
What does the carnival rides cost?
Mega Pass - $57.00 plus $3.00 for a total of $60.00 (which is about $ 10.00 a day). Purchased at the Bank of Colorado, Commissioners, Chamber of Commerce, Family Food Mart, and the Website.
Unlimited daily ride bands - $25.00; Individual tickets $1.00 per ticket. Average of 2 - 4 tickets per ride - Purchased at the Carnival.
Are there courtesy carts?
Yes, there are courtesy carts.
Is beer available on the fairgrounds?
A beer garden is operated on the fairgournds for patrons age 21 and over. Access to the beer garden is available during the grandstand events. Alcoholic beverages are not allowed on the fairgrounds outside of the beer garden and licensed grandstands area. Glass containers are NOT allowed in the fairgrounds. Please bring your ID.
How do I purchase tickets to an event being held at the Logan County Fair?
Event tickets can be purchased at the Logan County Commissioners office until the week of fair. Then the week of fair at the Ticket Office at the fairgrounds or www.lcfair.org or here
How do I enter the parade?
Entry form can be picked up at the Logan County Commissioners Office, South Platte Sentinel (July issue) or here
Questions regarding the parade?
Please contact Theresa Baessler, Parade Board Member at 970-466-0944 or the Logan County Commissioners Office 970-522-0888, ext. 222.
Do you take checks or credit cards at the gate or carnival?
Cash, Visa, Discover and American Express are accepted. Checks cannot be cashed for cash or made for extra amount of ticket sales.
What if my print at home ticket does not print?
Email or call the ticket office and we can resend them or for a fee we can print your tickets for you.
Is there an ATM on the fairgrounds?
There will be an ATM located under the grandstand area on North side by Peetz Lions Booth. Our ATM is provided by Sterling Federal Credit Union, so please thank them if you have an opportunity.
What if I loose my tickets, can I still get in?
If we have your name associated with your ticket order, we can reprint your tickets.
Can I get into the stadium with my ticket on my phone?
You do not need to come to the office to get a printed ticket. We can scan ticket off your phone.
What are the hours of operation?
Monday, 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Tuesday - Thursday, 7:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.; Friday, 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.; Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Sunday, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.DeSoto Building
Thursday & Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.; Saturday, 12:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.; Ticket Office- Monday, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.; Wednesday, 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.; Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.; Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.; Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.; Sunday- 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. or sold out.Food Booths
Tuesday - Friday 4:00 p.m. to 12:00 Midnight; Saturday - 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 Midnight; Sunday - 10:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Commerical Booths Underneath Grandstand
Tuesday-Friday - 4:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.; Saturday- 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.; Sunday 10:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.4-H Exhibits Underneath Grandstand
Tuesday is judging day - Wednesday - Saturday- 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Sunday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 Noon. Relase of exhibits is at 1:00 p.m.
When is the camper drawing?
Friday, July 12 at 8:30 a.m..
What other rules are there for the fairgrounds?
We have these rules to make sure everyone has a safe and fun time. No collers will be allowed. No knives, guns, or objects to be construed as weapons are allowed. No dogs or pets with the exception of handicap assistance animals or animals competing at the fair. Please note consumption of cannabis in public is illegal. Please be considerate of non-smoking people and smoke away from people who do not smoke. Thank you.
If I have a print at home ticket, do I need to exchange it for a ticket at the gate?
The print at home ticket is your ticket. You will not have to come to ticket office to get an actual ticket.
Is there a gate admission for the fairgrounds?
There is NO gate admission fee. There are costs to attend most of the grandstand events. Please come out and enjoy all that Logan County Fair has to offer.
Where would I go for public safety issues on the fairgrounds?
The Logan County Sheriff's Office has an office on the fairgrounds. For all emergencies dial 911.


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Law enforcers from the Flying Squad unit on Monday night raided witchdoctor Annah Mutheu's Machakos home as they sought to find out if she was involved in a car theft syndicate.
Led by Flying Squad boss, Musa Yego, the law enforcers arrived at Ms Mutheu's home located in Tala, Matungulu Sub-County, Machakos County on Monday at 10pm; and left on Tuesday at 1pm, whisking the herbalist away.
Sources say the Flying Squad were acting on a tip-off that the middle-aged woman was benefiting from proceeds of car theft.
Over ten vehicles, with a majority being four-wheel drive cars, were found parked at Annah Mutheu's compound.
The Flying Squad officers, however, established that Ms Mutheu could prove ownership of the ten-plus vehicles.
The law enforcers conducted a thorough search in the witchdoctor's house, where they found more than 130 identity cards of different Kenyans.
It is said Ms Mutheu often asks her clients to leave their IDs with her as collateral, when they fail to raise her service fees.
The Flying Squad officers were also looking for firearms believed to have been hidden in her house, with the law enforcers suspecting Ms Mutheu was coordinating a syndicate of vehicle thieves. No guns were found in her possession.
Reports allege that Ms Mutheu had also bought a new vehicle, which had been stolen from another Kenyan, and the Flying Squad were on a mission to find out if that claim was true.
Ms Mutheu at one point was seen and heard calling her son on phone, lamenting how she was being implicated in crimes "she knows nothing about".
The Flying Squad officers confiscated her phone before whisking her to a waiting vehicle and speeding off.
It remains unclear where the law enforcers took her.
Ms Mutheu, who has been practicing witchcraft for more than 15 years, allegedly owns apartments in Tala, Machakos County; petrol stations in Komarock, Nairobi and Kenol in Kangundo.
The witchdoctor is also said to own rental houses in Mombasa and Nairobi, among other businesses.
Her Tala home in Machakos is reportedly valued at Ksh40 million.


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In the past, this site has served as a watchdog of sorts for bad sports commercials. We brought up the inaccurate Blackberry Bold commercialand the horribly wrong Sprint spot.
Well, unfortunately for the people at DirecTV, they might want to reconsider making some changes to their "Mega March Madness" package commercial.
Scroll down until you see the video in the TV screen on this pageand see if you notice anything strange.
Reader Brian Lim points out the score at the bottom left has #2 Duke playing #15 Navy. "Duke hasn't faced Navy in the tournament since 1986 and that was an Elite Eight matchup," Lim says.
Lim also notes that the commercial features a big shot of a scoreboard that has #1 Florida beating #16 Temple. Temple as a No. 16? Please.
These aren't inaccuracies, but we still think they are embarrassing.
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All presentations are in English – except the ISSS Stream will be in German
Prof. Dr. Igor Podebrad is Group Chief Information Security Officer and Head of Security at Commerzbank AG. In his role he's responsible for the global and corporate-wide
• Security Strategy
• Security Governance as well as the correspondent Policy Framework
• Security Risk Analysis Management
• Technical Threat Analysis (Penetration Tests)
• IT-Forensik
• Security Consulting & Research
• Security Logging & Monitoring respectively Security Information and Event Management
• Security Enforcement & Control functionality
Before Prof. Dr. Igor Podebrad has worked as an IT Security Architecture Specialist in several projects, followed by management positions in topics like IT Security Standards, Threat Analysis and Forensic as well as Threats Defense.
He has a professorship for topics like IT Forensic and Cyber Crime at the University of Applied Sciences Brandenburg, owns a certificate of economic science from the University of Passau and received his doctorate from the Freie Universität Berlin.
Igor will try to get to the bottom of the following aspects in his session:
Dr. Paul Vixie is an Internet pioneer. Currently, he is the Chairman, CEO and cofounder of Farsight Security, Inc. Dr. Vixie was inducted into the Internet Hall of Fame in 2014 for work related to DNS and anti-spam technologies. He is the author of open source Internet software including BIND 8, and of many Internet standards documents concerning DNS and DNSSEC. In addition, he founded the first commercial anti-spam company (MAPS, 1996), the first non-profit Internet infrastructure software company (ISC, 1994), and the first neutral and commercial Internet exchange (PAIX, 1991). In 2018, he cofounded SIE Europe UG, a breakthrough European data sharing collective to fight cybercrime.
Dr. Vixie earned his Ph.D. from Keio University for work related to DNS and DNSSEC in 2010.
Quietly and without fanfare, a small group of powerful technology companies in Silicon Valley have insinuated themselves into the Domain Name System (DNS) resolution path, simply by providing a free service and waiting for the inevitable madness of crowds to drive traffic to that service. Since almost all Internet activities begin with a DNS transaction, this provides dangerous insight to non-contracted parties who have no limits to their use of our data.
In this lecture, Dr. Vixie explains the basic technology involved, and the history of the last 15 years of surveillance capitalism's DNS agenda. The recent DNS Over HTTPS (DOH) standard will be described, and recommendations will be made for individuals, families, and businesses as to restoring and retaining control over their digital exhaust.
Freddy Dezeure graduated from the KUL in Belgium, with a master of science in engineering in 1982. He was CIO of a private company from 1982 until 1987. He joined the European Commission in 1987 where he held a variety of management positions in administrative, financial and operational areas, in particular in information technology.
He set up the EU Computer Emergency and Response Team (CERT-EU) for the EU institutions, agencies and bodies in 2011 and made it into one of the most mature and respected CERTs in Europe. Until May 2017 he held the position of the Head of CERT-EU. Presently, he is an Independent Management Consultant providing strategic advice in cybersecurity and cyber-risk management and acting as Board Member and Advisory Board Member in several high tech companies.
The MITRE ATT&CK framework has gained a lot of traction in the security community as a taxonomy and knowledge base to describe adversary behavior. However, the framework and its related tools have a much broader potential impact and scope. What's missing is a good understanding of the practical operational use cases and the supporting tools.
This session will fill that gap by explaining the essence of the ATT&CK framework and its operational relevance, identifying ATT&CK use cases in prevention, detection/hunting and response and providing insight into the available tools and systems to convert ATT&CK into practice.
Jeff Hamm has been employed with Mandiant since 2010 and is a Technical Director helping improve operations and internal process in the Managed Defense services. He was formerly assigned to the Europe region, where he managed a team that conducts forensic examinations and incident response. He also works part-time as an adjunct lecturer at NTNU (Norwegian Science and Technology University) in Gjøvik, Norway since 2011. There he provides intense practical labs based on real world computer forensic incidents using both Windows and Linux servers and attacker systems. He has co-authored "Digital Forensics" edited by Andre Arnes in 2017. The book is designed for academia and practitioners.
He was a Deputy with the Oakland County Sheriff's Office in the State of Michigan, USA for over 11 years. He worked four years with the Sheriff's Office as a Computer Crimes Detective and Forensic Examiner and three years as a first-line supervisor (Sergeant).
Jeff has significant experience in the computer forensic field and obtained his CFCE (Certified Computer Forensic Examiner) in 2003. He obtained his ACE (AccessData Certified Examiner) in 2008, his EnCE (EnCase Certified Examiner) in 2010, and his GCFA (GIAC Computer Forensic Analyst) in 2010. He has been instructing in the field of computer forensics since 2004 at IACIS (The International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists).
Mandiant provides an annual report of trends that have been observed during investigations, security operation center activities, and penetration testing. The trends can provide a useful tool to assist defending against cyber threat actors.
This year, trends included public attribution by governments, attacks perpetrated against third party providers, the expanse geographically of targeted threat actors, merger and acquisitions with lingering threat actors, and an increased volume of ransomware attacks. We'll discuss these trends in more detail and will include defensive actions that can be implored or improved to assist with prevention of an attack or eradication of an attacker.
Julien has been working in IT security for more than ten years. Specialized in IAG & PAM, he worked in various positions delivering projects or designing them. He's now Customer Success Manager for Alsid.
Most, if not all, large enterprises have defined a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) to ensure that business operations continue when adverse events occur. The most mature of those companies, predominantly in regulated industries, have integrated – or are in the process of integrating – cyber resilience in their BCP. But, although cyber risks are now well documented, most of the plans we have seen still underestimate, despite tangible evidences, the one corporate infrastructure that, if disrupted, would shut all operations down.
In this session, we'll analyze the business continuity impacts of Active Directory attacks. Through real life examples, we'll analyze a threat that has the power of halting factory, grounding airplanes, preventing employees from accessing their emails, and basically nullifying your business capabilities.
We'll then provide guidelines as to the steps companies should take to move their Active Directory resilience from zero to good enough to world class, so that they don't face the media and operational crisis Sony, Target, Delta, and others faced.
Marc Green is an SC vetted information security professional with a focus on threat intelligence and strategy. Marc has over nine years of experience in information security, predominately spent within financial services. As Principal Threat Intelligence Analyst he is primarily involved with intelligence analysis and dissemination, coordinating and contributing to a number of information sharing initiatives, and engaging with trusted partner communities.
Prior to joining Anomali, he led the Threat & Vulnerability Management (TVM) function at a pan-European stock exchange and has consulted on threat intelligence capability maturity. He holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) and Master of Science (MSc) from Queen's University Belfast and a Post-graduate Diploma from the UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School, Dublin. He also holds a number of industry certifications.
As part of the Security Operation Center, Bernhard Distl works on all aspects of the SOC. Part of his effort is to operationalize threat intelligence information for the SOC. He studied electrical engineering and information technology at ETH Zurich, where he also earned his Ph.D.
Florian Schütz leads the technical side of SIX's Managed Security Services, building on years of experience securing Switzerland's most popular e-banking system against a variety of threats. He studied Computer Science at SUPSI and holds a Master's degree in Legal Issues, Crime and Security of Information Technology from the from the University of Lausanne.
In a world of threat actors, sandboxes and Artificial Intelligence crawling the dark web, Threat Intelligence can range from being extremely helpful to inundating Analysts with extreme amounts of useless data. In this talk, we'll present a tour of how Threat Intelligence is generated and curated; how it can be disseminated and analyzed; and, finally, how it can be brought into real-world security operations.
Alexandre Karlov earned his Master degree in Communication Systems with specialization in information security from Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL), then followed with a PhD in cryptology from the same institution which he successfully defended in 2010. He has worked for more than 9 years at Kudelski group first as a cryptography expert and then as cybersecurity program manager.
Dr. Karlov was holding the position of professor at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland in Yverdon-les-Bains where he taught various subjects related to information security and was leading a number of applied research projects. He is now Vice-President Security at ARCATrust in charge of protecting customers and solution against today's and tomorrow's threats.
One of the main risk factors in blockchain systems is the security of private key material used for signing transactions. Therefore, getting access to the private key was historically one of the most interesting exploitation vectors for potential attackers. Today the so-called hardware wallets where the private key is stored in a secure hardware chip are becoming more and more common. At the same time one can observe that successful attacks on these wallets are becoming quite frequent. In the world of organized crime in general and in cybercrime specifically, when big money is at stake, criminals know how to put the right amount of effort to obtain a good return on investment.
In this talk we will review some of the recent attacks aimed at stealing or using the private key including attacks on hardware wallets and we will review some ways of keeping our keys safe.
Currently he is the Chief Risk & Security Officer and partner for Blockchain Propulsion, a business accelerator headquartered in Kanton Zug (the crypto valley) Switzerland. His background is in cyber security & risk specialist with over 20 years experience providing multinational companies with global solutions.
For the last 8 years of his career he was a group level expert (1 of 80) for a global technology company of over 150,000 employees with locations in over 100 countries. He has successfully negotiated contracting Security Governance controls in many different industries for mergers, acquisitions, divestitures and sourcing exchanges (opportunities measured in multiple billions of Euros). Formerly, he was a key privacy expert contributing to EU workgroup 29 on EU privacy for GDPR.
Blockchain has become to be synonymous with crypto currency and initial coin offerings (ICOs) in 2018. The underlying emerging technology is reinventing itself on a monthly basis. New ideas and new solutions are evolving, while key fundamental values of the technology continue to improve.
This session will provide a brief overview of the blockchain technology and the underlying technical developments blockchain can bring (a business approach). Recent news on blockchain and misconceptions. Focus on finding and recognising disruptive business opportunities for applying blockchain solutions (financialization of Risk controls).
Joerg Prieler started his career as Test Development Manager at Schuhfried GmbH (1995-2002) and Hogrefe Verlag (2005-2009). In between he worked as a HR Manager in the petroleum industry. Since 2009 he has his own company IR&C (www.irc-consult.at) and since 2014 he is also partner of P&T Publishers (www.pt-verlag.at).
He is an expert in Test theory & Special Test Developments: Using modern IRT Models for constructing: Acrophobia Test (South Africa), Gambling Detection (Novomatic, Casino Austria), Implicitly (Harvard Test Project), Quick 360 Feedback App for Seminars / Coaching (KPMG), several Ability and Personality Tests.
Additionally, he is a Business Consulter, Biofeedback Therapist (HRV Measurements, Stress, EEG), Military, Clinical, Health and Work Psychologist.
His company IR&C offers Activation Training (e.g. REHACOM), Video Analysis, modern Personnel selection procedures, Stress Management (Therapy of Burn Out, Mobbing…), Diagnostic (e.g. "Testing under Load ") and Training.
The "Inside Threat Risk Detection – Inventory" is an instrument to ensure early detection of potentially hazardous people (e.g. assassins or saboteurs). It can be used as part of the selection of future employees or to detect dangers in existing staff. The tool has been constructed in close collaboration with counter-terrorism forces from Germany, Austria and Switzerland and consists of 16 scales. Six scales were selected by using the assassin personality theory of Endrass (2015), 10 scales were empirically found using the knowledge of the counter-terrorism experts.
Test construction was done by means of modern test theory, the test confirms to the "Rating Scale Model (Fischer, 1991)". One special focus of the tool is the detection of actions of faking and malingering with three different methods. Traffic lights in the result document at a glance show "risk of violence", "insider threat risk" and "tendency of aggravation". The test is currently used by European airlines, public transport companies, police, security companies and energy provider. The tool has already been translated into various languages.
Dr. Hubert Ritzdorf's passion is to secure the blockchain, he leads an expert team for smart contract security and designs new analysis tools making audits faster and more reliable.
He has audited projects that raised several hundred million dollars, and in the process has found countless critical vulnerabilities. Dr. Ritzdorf has provided design consultation for many blockchain-based systems, exchanges and reviewed several high-level protocols built around smart contracts.
Blockchain is immutable but smart contracts are not un-hackable! Individuals, companies, and organizations are getting actively involved in a still young field with an only recently strong focus on formal security.
The presentation gives an overview of the development of blockchains and smart contracts and afterwards moves on to discuss unique attack vectors on smart contract applications.
In the process, case studies of successful attacks will be shown, as well as manual methods and state-of-the-art research tools presented, which can help to mitigate these.
Peter van Eijk is one of the world's most experienced cloud trainers. He has developed multiple cloud courses and delivered them on many continents. In the past he has worked for Deloitte as an IT strategy and risk consultant, as a project delivery manager at EDS and Dutch Rail, as Technical Director of an Internet provider, and as a researcher and assistant professor at University of Twente, where he also received a PhD. He has also written extensively in the trade press.
The Certificate of Cloud Security Knowledge (CCSK) demonstrates that you have the skills and knowledge to ensure that cloud services are implemented and utilised within your organisation with the appropriate security controls in place. This includes technical as well as management and governance domains.
The body of knowledge and the CCSK are now at version 4, and include the latest relevant topics including DevOps, big data and IOT.
This one-day workshop will prepare you for the CCSK exam. To speed up your progress and maximize the benefit of the training we recommend that you sign up early and start preparing in advance of the workshop with the online training that will be provided to you. You will also get 3 months access to the support group for passing the exam and applying the knowledge in your work.
More information and registration please at https://www.sig-switzerland.ch/csa-ccsk/
Lior Kolnik is currently Head of Security Research at Demisto, where he designs security playbooks to arm the next generation of blue teams. Before his work in the private sector, Lior served in an elite technological unit of the IDF and completed his CyberSecurity-focused M.Sc.
It is widely known that attackers automate, and defenders must automate as much as possible to respond quicker and stretch resources further – But what does this look like in practical terms?
In this session we will perform a live attack and show how the situation is reflected in both the attacker's and defender's points of view. We will dive into the flow and the key defensive elements. Finally, we will analyze the outcomes of the battle and review how it was impacted by the various security automations that were activated.
Patrick Schramböck is security officer since more than 10 years in information security. His master thesis was about security in computer networks and he specialized himself in crypto architecture&security since 2016. Last project was setting up a new crypto custody solution for the bank, which has been audited in december last year. He is working in different crypto projects to make cryptos usable for banks since this area offers new options and threats in comparison to traditional banking services.
Cryptos offer new ways how to transfer and store values. Today several crypto custody solutions are available with different features.
The goal of the presentation is to show and explain important security aspects which needs to be addressed during implementation of a crypto custody solution for financial industry.
Nick Copeland is a systems engineer at Fidelis for 9 years, following them through DLP, Cybersecurity, Endpoint and Deception Technologies. Nick has worked on a wide range of deployments and solutions of the product including pre-sales, post-sales, installation, customisation and occasional engagements as Network SME for Incident Response.
Previous experience includes over 26 years in the networking arena and Unix systems administration, covering switch, router, firewall, IPS, load balancing and currently with APT solutions. Nick holds a BSc hons in Computer Systems and Microelectronics from Queen Mary College, University of London.
This whiteboard session focuses on Deception as an accurate technology to detect infected assets inside the organization while reducing the overhead on the security team and proactively gathering information about the attackers. Current prevention solutions do not provide 100% prevention capabilities. On the other hand, detection solutions trigger too many events and false positive which the security team can't manage.
In this whiteboard session you will learn more about
In this session you will learn how you can profit from less events and false positive and reach better prevention capabilities in a way your security team can manage.
Andrea Cereghino has joined FireEye as a Cyber Security Consultant since April 2018.
Andrea has over ten years of experience in IT security.
Before joining FireEye, he spent one year as Hear of IT Security at Nord Stream 2. Prior to that he worked over four years as a Senior Security Engineer at Intel Security. Before that Andrea spent a number of years in the banking industry designing and securing the IT infrastructures of some of the world leading banks.
Andrea holds a number of certifications, including the CISSP, CCSP, ITILv2 as well as most Cisco and Juniper certifications.
Learn in this whiteboard session how a single platform can
You will get insights into automated workflows based on best-practice playbooks from frontline security experts. Our Consultant will increase analyst efficiency with guided investigation tips & tools.
The (ISC)² Chapter Switzerland promotes the community and networks specialists for information security who are resident or working in Switzerland or who have close ties to Switzerland. Our mission is to advance information security in a local community by providing our members and other security professionals with the opportunity to share knowledge, grow professionally, educate others, and collaborate on projects.
Come to this session with an open mind and a challenge looking for a solution. Be the 5th person on the stage to discuss if blockchain could or should be a solution for your challenge. Moderated by Jeff and with the speakers from the previous session, we will have an interactive discussion.
Klaus is a business transformation manager with more than 15 years Board level leadership experience with a focus on maximizing the business benefit from innovation, people capability. As a ISO 27001 Lead Auditor/CISSP, Klaus has a good knowledge in IT Security and value add processes as well as IT compliance.
He has led several major transition and transformation programs with a solid track of record delivering top & bottom line business benefit through strategically aligned business transformations. Taken fragmented, decentralized model to a regional or global model, whilst encompassing cultural and process change. As Project Manager global, regional and local, he has made a lot of experience in Outsourcing, Merger & Acquisition, SAP Rollout, Security Organization, IT Processes (ITIL, Cobit, CMMI), Office components, ITSM Servicetools, Reporting, BCM, IT Continuity, Security Awareness Programs and many others.
Asking 'what is a security incident?' may seem like something of a silly question, however it can be very complex and can cause high risks. What are the main tasks and who must be involved?
In this roundtable discussion, Klaus will share his experience and you can profit from his lessons learned.
Marco is a result driven professional with nearly 30 years' experience in IT and 20 years in Security space. He is a natural born Evangelist and Sales Engineer who loves the technology he deals with.
He worked for many companies such as Esker, SCO, Stonesoft, McAfee, Fireeye and managed many European teams and projects.
Joining Qualys in 2018 as Chief Technical Security Officer EMEA, Marco's responsibility is to deliver Qualys technical vision, to pitch Qualys unique advantages and competitive differentiators to strategic customers and partners, while collecting feedback about customers experience with Qualys solutions across the EMEA region.
Organisations nowadays are realising the value of a process to manage threat and vulnerable surface that is radically different from VA used at tactical level. It is based on new capabilities, new techniques and on transparent orchestration, to interconnect technologies and support other processes.
Let's give a closer look in this workshop to this evolution, with practical examples of the different steps
Gerald Pernack is an RSA Archer eGRC Solutions Consultant in the EMEA region. He has been helping customers to implement their business requirements in RSA Archer for more than eight years now, with a focus on optimizing and automating GRC programs to provide the maximum possible value to the business.
Before joining RSA, Gerald was an IT Security Presales Consultant at McAfee. His technical background helps him to map IT requirements to business requirements and has made him a key player in the Cyber Risk Quantification initiatives at RSA Archer.
With the constant change in technology and the rising cyber threats, organizations struggle to understand and translate cyber risks into the context of business risk. Many organizations' current cyber risk management processes are manual, leading to disconnected efforts, ineffective controls, or lots of data with little value. The conversion of IT and security risk into the risk exposure in terms the business understands is one of the most challenging obstacles CISOs face today in terms of showing value to the organization and driving their security strategies. The goal is to translate the understanding of technical risk of the IT Security team into a risk exposure that the business understands and can act upon.
In this interactive session we will walk through a presentation to quantify a cyber risk scenario using the FAIR methodology. This will show how cyber risks can be quantified, helping you to understand what the cost of an event happening could be, whether spending money on additional controls is worth it and how to justify a budget request in a way the board will understand.
Omar Benjumea is a Spanish Security Professional with more than 13 years in the field. After working in variety of different security roles in spanish companies Omar moved to Switzerland in 2014 where he has been building Managed Security Services for the last years. Last quarter of 2018 he moved to Selectron Systems, a Swiss provider of solutions for automation in rail vehicles. From 2016 he's also collaborating with the UOC (Open University of Catalonia).
We will get an overview from a manufacturer who design and build solutions for automation in rail vehicles on the most common architectures for such vehicles, their evolution and the challenges they are and will face regarding cybersecurity and will look with the attendants into similarities and differences with other Industrial sectors.
Stefan Molls is Director of Technical Account Management at Tanium, a software platform specialised in managing and securing large enterprise environments. In his current role he develops new content for Tanium and supports customers in using Tanium to its fullest possibility.
Before joining Tanium he worked at companies like ThyssenKrupp and Siemens were he specialised in Information Security, Incident Response, Forensics and Red Team assessments.
If he is not with customers, attacking or defending networks he likes to spend way too much time with certifications. Some of his certifications include: CISSP, CISA, OSCP, GXPN, GCFA, GCFE
Technical workshop – live demonstration of risk rating and threat hunting at scale
To be resilient against threats companies need full visibility and control within their environment at scale and with speed. You perform regular vulnerability checks, identify missing patches and monitor suspicious behavior. But still how do you prioritize your assets? Which vulnerability do you fix first, which system will you patch first and which compromise is the most relevant for you?
This session focuses on how you can quickly assess an attack and how to rate your assets based on different factors like lateral movement capabilities and administrative access.
Thomas Cueni joint Tenable as a Security Specialist for Switzerland and Austria. He is a cybersecurity professional with almost fifteen years of technical experience in network and endpoint security, security operations and vulnerability management.
Prior to joining Tenable he was working for FireEye and Blue Coat (now Symantec), where he was doing pre-sales for major global accounts based out of Switzerland.
What if you only needed to remediate 3% of the vulnerabilities impacting your organization?
Let's face it. When it comes to vulnerabilities, you frequently (always) have way too many to manage and remediate.
That's about to change. . .
To learn why and how, attend the session "Eliminate Vulnerability Overload with Predictive Prioritization."
Topics covered will include:
Paul Edon is a senior level Information Technology professional with over 30 years of experience in management, consulting and service provision. Paul has been at Tripwire for 11 years and is the Senior Director for Technical Services. He has extensive experience working in both the public and private sectors, has successfully grown and managed large international service teams and has been instrumental in the design and delivery of global enterprise security solutions.
Dissecting the current threat landscape and analysing major data breaches from the last decade, this session explores how these insights can help us predict the future of cybersecurity. We'll look at the key factors that many high-profile breaches have in common, and why cybercriminals continue to leverage tried-and-tested tactics to be successful in their attacks. Attendees will learn the emerging trends shaping the future state of cybersecurity, and what foundational controls, industry frameworks and resources organisations can use today to better prepare for tomorrow's threats.
In this workshop you will learn about:
Ronny Fischer has more than twenty years of experience in the IT security domain, and has worked across most security related areas ranging from
ethical hacking, firewalling, IDS/IPS, SIEM/SOC, IAM, endpoint protection and cloud security to general enterprise security. As Security Evangelist for T-Systems, Ronny acts as a trusted security advisor to T-Systems customers, and guides organizations in their security planning and integration.
Test your knowledge of TOP security topics as part of a team in the form of an interactive awareness measure – the Security Parcours.
Refresh your knowledge in a collegial exchange and learn everything about social engineering, phishing, cyber security, social media and other important security topics with a high fun factor.
In teams of 6-10 people it is necessary to solve concrete tasks on different security topics within 15 minutes at different stations. The procedure is based on the principle of circuit training. Each station is supervised by a "moderator". After completion of the task, the moderator evaluates the results and provides the participants with final, topic-related rules of conduct.
We bring you into the game. With security.
Carlo has over 25 years' experience in the financial industry, with specialization in the field of Cyber Security and Information Risk Management. He is currently heading the Cyber Assurance services at UBS globally, focussing on the resilience and assurance of cyber defence capabilities to combat against the ever increasing sophistication of the threat landscape.
Previously held the CISO role at Bank Julius Baer where he was instrumental in uplifting the global information security governance, driving a risk-based strategy and implementing security related services. Prior to that he held several Information Security positions at ING Bank.
Cyber assurance can be obtained by independently testing cyber security control functions and identify potential, previously unknown vulnerabilities and recommend remediation activities to address those vulnerabilities. Testing and will be achieved through simulating the Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) of real threat actors, against (where possible) live infrastructure – commonly referred to as 'Red-Team Testing'.
In this session you can profit from Carlo's experience in this field and you will get some insides from his lessons learned.


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Several significant weather events at the beginning and end of the year led to an increase in the number of power outages for the Grays Harbor PUD in 2017. While the number of major outages fell from 369 in 2016 to 315, the total number of customers impacted jumped from 59,334 in 2016 to 73,337. That total equaled 264,624 hours in which customers were without power, a sharp rise from 2016 totals.
The 2017 numbers were impacted by several large scale events in which power was out for a large numbers of customers. In all, 19 of the major outages recorded impacted 53,666 customers or 73% of the yearly total. Among those was the January 17th downing of eight transmission poles on State Route 105 that knocked out power to all of the South Beach area and the November 13th storm that knocked out power to 8,148 customers in North Grays Harbor, the South Beach and Central Park.
"Living on the Washington coast, we can expect wind storms to have a major impact on our utility system. While 2017 was a tough year, I think it also tells a story about the toughness and dedication of our crews and utility staff," said Board of Commissioners President Arie Callaghan. "When a storm hit, they worked together to make a plan and then carried it out. In this way, we were able to restore power to our customers as quickly and safely as possible."
Downed trees, wind and storm impacts continue to be the main causes of power outages in Grays Harbor, resulting in 73% of the 2017 outage total. The most commonly impacted areas were the North and South Shore Roads of Lake Quinault, the Wynoochee Valley and Black Creek Roads near Montesano, and the South Union Road in Elma.
"These numbers emphasize the importance of our capital budget and the need to continue our vegetation management cycle," said Callaghan. "By putting our resources into strengthening high outage areas and regularly trimming trees and mowing undergrowth near our lines, we reduce the likelihood of major outages and fulfill our responsibility to provide reliable service to our customers."


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This chameleon is a super colourful green dude! He decorates these 100% recycled paper gift tags. Printed with vegetable oil based inks onto 100% recycled paper they tick the box for contemporary and cool whilst being kind to the environment. The eco gift tag comes in a pack of 6 with satin ribbon. A humourous addition to your present wrapping, would look great on spotty tissue or brown paper or used with the matching chameleon gift wrap! This colourful gift tag has been designed by Liz in her Old Street studio in London. She uses watercolours & inks to create vibrant & unique illustrations, often featuring a witty caption. Many more designs available from her shop. Made in England


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We are in consulation with the company to resolve this issue as quickly as possible and will issue updates as we know more.
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We currently have no access to the OnePetro database.
We are in consulation with the company to resolve this issue as quickly as possible and will issue updates as we know more.
Throughout semester 2 the library has been running a programme of sessions aimed at researchers. We still have a few left in the run up to the end of the year including the rescheduled Keeping Current session that had to be cancelled earlier in the semester.
All the sessions are taking place in 337 in the Georgina Scott Sutherland Learning Centre and you can find out more about them, and sign up to attend by following the links in the table below.
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|Wednesday 6th April, 12.00-13.00
|Introduction to Research Data Management Planning
|Tuesday 12th April, 11.00-12.00
|Introduction to Research Professional
|Tuesday 19th April, 10.00-11.00
|REF Ready: Meeting the Open Access Requirements
|Monday 25th April, 13.00-14.00
|Keeping Current
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For the rest of this week the following programme of library classes and group sessions will be running. If you would like to attend a session follow the links to go to the booking form and sign up. Each class will last for one hour and take place in 337 in the Georgina Scott Sutherland Learning Centre for the classes or Project Pod Kappa for the group bookings.
To see the full programme of classes over the next semester follow this link.
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Online Trolls Told Me My Children Should Be Murdered, Gina Miller Reveals
21 August 2017, 11:20 | Updated: 22 August 2017, 09:51
Gina Miller has revealed the harrowing abuse she has endured since launching a Brexit legal challenge against the government has extended to her children.
The businesswoman told LBC she had been told her kids "should be murdered" after her case forced Parliament to vote through Article 50 before it could be triggered.
She was speaking as the Crown Prosecution Service issued revised guidelines to tackling online hate crime.
It states that hate crimes spread on the web should be treated as seriously as "offline" offences.
Last month a viscount was jailed for 12 weeks after offering money on Facebook for somebody to kill Ms Miller.
She welcomes the new rules, but says social media companies ought to bear more responsibility for vile threats posted on their sites.
She told Nick Ferrari: "When people are saying I should be gang-raped or my children should be murdered in front of my eyes or I should be killed, lynched, beheaded, this is way beyond name calling."
Ms Miller continued: "Unfortunately, one of the things I think has happened is social media, because of the anonymity, has allowed people to go beyond anything you and I would consider is acceptable because they believe they can't be found."
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By Matt Noonan
Western New England College's men's ice hockey team captured their fourth ECAC Northeast Hockey conference victory against Becker College on Wednesday, and below are a few leftover thoughts from the game.
Becker's Power Play Struggles: After their win against Nichols College in the Worcester City Shootout Tournament last weekend, Don Kane told me that the Ice Hawks were focused on capitalizing on power play opportunities. Unfortunately, though, the Ice Hawks finished the game 1-of-7 with the extra skater.
WNEC netted two goals on five power plays, which proved to be the difference.
The Ice Hawks will have a few days to address this issue before they return to the ice on Saturday for a critical game against Wentworth Institute of Technology.
The Play Of Tim Carr: WNEC's goaltender Tim Carr picked up his third win last night between the pipes. And despite allowing two goals, he made some fantastic saves with his glove and pads, which frazzled the Ice Hawks offense.
Through three games this season Carr has faced 102 shots and saved 98 of them. Expect to see more of the sophomore going forward, especially if his superb play continues.
Points In The Standings: With the win, WNEC improves to 4-0 in conference play and 5-2 overall. They also picked up two more points and now have eight in the standings.
Becker has defeated a conference foe (Nichols College) in tournament play, but that didn't count toward their actual conference record. They have yet to register a win in the ECAC Northeast and desperately need one.
Graham's Great Effort: One of the biggest takeaways from this game was the effort displayed by Becker's David Graham. The senior forward was spotted all over the ice and assisted his team on numerous offensive rushes.
However, his biggest contribution came at 6:50 in the third period when he followed his shot from the far circle, which bounced off Carr's pads. The puck then landed in front of the netminder, which allowed Graham the opportunity to rush the net and score his sixth goal of the season.
Other Notes: Becker and WNEC each fired 30 shots on net. The Ice Hawks recorded 14 penalty minutes compared to the Golden Bears' 18.
Becker's Greg Hussey saved 27 shots in the loss and now has a record of 2-4 between the pipes.


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Ningli Zhu, student at the Master of Graphic Design at AKV|St.Joost will take up residency in Berlin this November.
The residency in Berlin, Dérive Berlin, is a residency awarded by Belius Foundation Berlin in collaboration with Caradt.
Ningli Zhu
Ningli Zhu has an academic background of Art and Graphic design in China Academy of Art. She also studied the master Information Design at the Design Academy, Eindhoven. Ningli has working experience in public media and entertainment industry. Recently, she brings focus on storytelling through multimedia narratives.
Research proposal
During her residency Ningli Zhu research proposal is The city as an interface. She writes in her research proposal the following:
"The philosopher Alva Noë once said that cities could be read as habits that have taken physical shapes. Since we are now experiencing the city through the interfaces on our screens and through the algorithms designed by the so-called intelligence, we could understand a city as interface.
Berlin, a city with post-industrial style architecture, nice nature area as well as the unforgettable history. It is a "sexy" city with multi-culture and community, which attracts many young people. Then, what is and how to build humanity in such a big modern city? Based on the principle of "Serendipity" and Modernology, I will explore the city in vivid daily life, build and discover the "interface" for different communities."
Dérive Berlin is intended as a residency allowing the artist or designer to immerse her/himself in the creative urban space of the German capital in order to generate new impulses for their artistic/aesthetic work. Students from the master studies of AKV|St.Joost can yearly apply for the residency.
Dérive Berlin Spring School
Besides the residency for masterstudents, there is also annually a Dérive Berlin Spring School for bachelorstudents. Participants immerse themselves for a week in Berlin to increase their research skills and capabilities and gain momentum for their own creative work.


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US car maker to halt production for one month amid slump in sales.
Bush says US carmakers have three months to restructure as he throws $17bn lifeline.
But Bush said on Friday that a bankruptcy was unlikely to work for the car industry at this time and would deal "an unacceptably painful blow to hard-working Americans" across the country's economy.
Around $13.4bn is to be made available to the car makers in December and January from a $700bn fund originally approved by the US congress to rescue struggling financial institutions.
General Motors will receive $9.4bn of that initial money, while Chrysler will get $4bn, the White House said. Ford, the third big US car manufacturer, says it does not need immediate assistance.
Loan conditions
Under the terms announced on Friday, car manufacturers would have through March 31, 2009, to restructure into viable companies – proven by a positive net present value – or see the loans recalled.
"The time to make hard decisions to become viable is now, or the only option will be bankruptcy," Bush said.
"The automakers and unions must understand what is at stake and make hard decisions necessary to reform."
"The time to make hard decisions to become viable is now, or the only option will be bankruptcy"
George Bush, US president
In exchange for the loans, the car companies must provide warrants for non-voting stock, and debt owed to the government would have to be paid back with priority.
The federal government would also be given access to the companies' books and records, and limits would be placed on executive compensation.
The remaining $4bn in loans would be contingent on congress releasing the second half of the $700bn fund to the US treasury.
Henry Paulson, the US treasury secretary, said on Friday that with the first $350bn of the Troubled Asset Relief Programme has been committed and appealed to congress to release the remainder.
Barack Obama, the US president-elect, issued a statement supporting Bush's decision.
"Today's actions are a necessary step to help avoid a collapse in our auto industry that would have devastating consequences for our economy and our workers," he said.
"The auto companies must not squander this chance to reform bad management practices and begin the long-term restructuring that is absolutely required to save this critical industry and the millions of American jobs that depend on it."
Flagging sales
GM said the short-term loans would help preserve jobs and "lead to a leaner, stronger General Motors".
"We know we have much work in front of us to accomplish our plan. It is our intention to continue to be transparent as we execute our plan, and we will provide regular updates on our progress," the company said.
The US firms have been criticised for not responding to market needs and producing more fuel efficient vehicles.
Vehicle sales in the country dropped 37 per cent in November amid the worsening economic crisis.
Chrysler earlier in the week announced it was suspending all 30 of its North American manufacturing plants for a four-week period. Ford and GM also said they would have temporary plant closures due to slumping sales.


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Welcome to the Brookvale Groby Learning Campus
Brookvale Groby Learning Campus works to provide the best possible learning environment that we can for our students. Brookvale Groby is a Multi Academy Trust which until Sept 2019 comprised of two schools, Groby Community College and Brookvale High School. In September 2019 the two schools merged to form a new school called Brookvale Groby Learning Campus.
Our Vision is:
Valuing Everyone, Achieving Excellence
Our Motto is:
Work Hard, Be Kind
We are very proud to have been judged Outstanding in 2014 (Brookvale) and Good with Outstanding Features in 2016 (Groby).
We welcome young people from our partner primary schools in Groby, Ratby, Kirby Muxloe and Newtown Linford, and from other primary schools subject to availability of places. For September 2019 we will have 240 spaces available in Year 7. We also welcome students from a range of other secondary schools into Year 12 where they can study A Levels and vocational Level 3 courses in our successful Post 16 centre.
We have a caring, disciplined, family atmosphere. All our students are known and treated as individuals. We have high standards, and we place particular emphasis on school uniform 11-16, exemplary behaviour, attendance and punctuality.
Our Goals:
Outstanding levels of progress and achievement for all
Outstanding levels of wellbeing for all
Outstanding preparation for adult and working life
Outstanding family and community engagement
Outstanding levels of Professional Learning for all
We are extremely proud of our excellent results which are consistently above national averages. More able students thrive here, with a good proportion gaining the highest levels at GCSE and A Level, and high rates staying on into the Post 16 Centre, and then going to university.
We provide a wide range of courses from the start of secondary school aged 11 through to GCSE and A Level, with specialist teachers skilled in the delivery of each subject. We achieve excellent outcomes by our focus on each individual student and their learning strengths and needs. We strongly encourage all students to participate fully in the breadth of extra-curricular activities available such as sport, music and drama.
We value all our staff, and we ensure their skills and knowledge are second to none through a comprehensive professional learning programme.
We look forward to welcoming you to our campus.
Will Teece
Brookvale Groby Learning Campus
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