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The first addon you should be installing on a fresh Firefox install. A must have. The most beautiful yet the simplest add-on that makes a strong colorful appeal. Colors every tab in a different color.
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41,608 users
Converts obfuscated or nested links to genuine clean links.
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34,259 users
Integrates location bar and search bar into one. Shows search and url suggestions. Quickly switch search engine using search keywords. Provides different auto-complete popup styles for compact displays.
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35,920 users
Add price history charts and price watch features to Firefox when viewing product pages on Amazon. Use it to make informed purchasing decisions and to receive price drop alerts via email, Twitter, or RSS feed.
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View and manage downloads from a tidy statusbar - without the download window getting in the way of your web browsing.
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Job offers flowing in for Alan Hutchins, who went public about problems jobs for older workers
- From: The Courier-Mail
- April 20, 2013
JOB hunter Alan Hutchins is on the road back to paid work following his public plea for employment.
The Courier-Mail yesterday reported the 55-year-old had turned his Ford Falcon into a mobile billboard, advertising his skills and enthusiasm after being passed over by potential employers due to his age.
His get-up-and-go has attracted offers from a swag of companies and Mr Hutchins is now working through propositions of jobs and interviews.
"I'm just overwhelmed by the whole response," Mr Hutchins said.
"It has encouraged me so much, a real shot in the arm.
"It's a message to everyone that it's not all over for you once you turn 50."
Those keen to take Mr Hutchins on include the Keema car dealership at Springwood.
"He actually wants to work," service manager Shaun Dragona said.
"That attitude is really important. That's the thing I look for - a bit of spark.
"Too many people just go through the motions."
Mr Dragona has 56 employees in his department, ranging in age from 17 to 69.
"We don't care what age you are, or whether you are blue or purple, so long as you want to work."
Adam Edgar, branch manager for Gibbs Truck and Trailer Parts at Hemmant, said he would be more than happy to interview Mr Hutchins.
"We are always looking for loyal, hard-working employees to add to our team," he said.
"I would prefer someone more mature because I believe their work ethic is much higher and the ability to hold on to them is better."
Mr Hutchins, from Wavell Heights in Brisbane, has spent most of his working life in printing but was made redundant when his last workplace closed down in 2011.
Despite re-training - gaining a licence to drive a medium truck or bus and a forklift operator's licence - and applying for dozens of positions, he could not secure work.
His story struck a chord with Courier-Mail readers.
"I totally agree with Alan, employers do discriminate," one reader said on our website.
"I'm 54 and have worked all my life. Possess years of experience in customer service. When I applied for a position at a corporate grocery outlet, the 2IC manager asked me how would I cope being on my feet. A rejection phone call later explained they were looking for 'younger ones'."
Another reader wrote: "My partner has applied until he's blue in the face. He's in his early fifties and has tried everything to get a job. It's just not fair."
And another: "Yup I'm an unemployed engineer," one person wrote on our website. "Not sure of where this skills shortage is happening - not Australia that's for sure! Once you hit 45 you are unemployable."
But some readers brought another perspective.
"On the flipside of discrimination while looking for work, I was told I was "too young' and that the company only hired recruits over the age of 40. It didn't matter that I already had a wealth of experience from my previous position or a huge amount of relevant knowledge."
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Paolo Stoppa
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|Paolo Stoppa
Renato Rascel and Stoppa in Oh! Sabella (1957)
6 June 1906
Rome, Italy
|1 May 1988
(aged 81)
Rome, Italy
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Paolo Stoppa (6 June 1906 – 1 May 1988) was an Italian actor and dubber.
Born in Rome, he began as a stage actor in 1927 in the theater in Rome and began acting in films in 1932. As a stage actor, his most celebrated works include those after World War II, when he met director Luchino Visconti: the two, together with Stoppa's wife, actress Rina Morelli, formed a trio whose adaptations of works by authors such as Chekhov, Shakespeare and Goldoni became highly acclaimed.He gave to the theater a personal touch with his energetic play.
He debuted in television in 1960 in the drama series Vita col padre e con la madre, reaching the top of the popularity in the 1970s, in particular in the adaptation of crime novels by Friedrich Dürrenmatt (Il giudice e il suo boia and Il sospetto) and Augusto De Angelis.
As a film actor, Stoppa made some 194 appearances between 1932 and his retirement in 1983, with roles in popular classics such as Miracolo a Milano (1951), Rocco e i suoi fratelli (1960), Viva l'Italia! (1961), Il Gattopardo (1962), La matriarca (1968), and Amici miei atto II (1982). He also had a role in the Sergio Leone epic Once Upon a Time in the West (1968) and a cameo in Becket (1964).
Stoppa was also a renowned dubber of films into Italian. He began this activity in the 1930s as dubber of Fred Astaire. Other actors he dubbed include Richard Widmark, Kirk Douglas and Paul Muni.


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Editor: Jeremy Kerr
Special Issue
The relative influence of temperature, moisture and their interaction on range limits of mammals over the past century
Version of Record online: 19 JUL 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1466-8238.2012.00785.x
© 2012 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Global Ecology and Biogeography
Special Issue: Long-term perspectives in macroecology: keys to the past and future of biodiversity. Guest Editors: Jeremy Kerr and Solomon Dobrowski
Volume 22, Issue 3, pages 334–343, March 2013
Additional Information
How to Cite
Smith, A. B. (2013), The relative influence of temperature, moisture and their interaction on range limits of mammals over the past century. Global Ecology and Biogeography, 22: 334–343. doi: 10.1111/j.1466-8238.2012.00785.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 17 FEB 2013
- Version of Record online: 19 JUL 2012
Funded by
- California Energy Commission's Public Interest Energy Research
- Climate change;
- mammals;
- precipitation;
- range limits;
- range shifts;
- species distribution models;
- temperature;
- western United States
I determine the relative importance of temperature and moisture acting alone and in tandem for range contractions and expansions of mammalian species over c. 70 years.
The contiguous United States west of the eastern border of the Rocky Mountains (103.77° W).
Museum records of 67 mammalian species from two time periods (1900–39 and 1970–2009), mean annual temperature and mean annual precipitation are used to model historic and modern distributions. For each era the region outside each species' range in the opposing era is assigned to zones of range limitation: temperature alone is prohibitive, moisture alone is prohibitive, both preclude the species, or both have values that alone are within the species' tolerance range but in combination are outside its climatic niche ('interaction' limitation). The relative importance of each type of limitation is estimated by their intersection with regions of range contraction and expansion.
Averaged across species, 82 ± 3% (± SE) of the areas of contraction are now occupied by interaction limitation, and 74 ± 5% of areas expanded into were historically occupied by similar zones. In comparison, areas of range shift in which just temperature or moisture acting alone would have excluded the species comprise between only 9 and 17%, and areas in which both factors are limiting are negligible. Expansions into and contractions from regions of interaction limitation occurred more often than expected by chance given the distribution of this type of limitation in the wider study region.
Main conclusions
Particular combinations of temperature and moisture can interact directly or indirectly to limit species ranges even when these factors alone do not exceed species tolerances. Change in the correlation between of range-limiting factors can have as much effect on species ranges as absolute change in those factors by themselves.


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Page Turner: Sports books we need
In the last Page Turner, I wrote about the need for a moratorium on certain sports genres glutting bookshelves. "Excuse me, could you tell me where the Mickey Mantle section is?" In this edition I reverse course and give you sports books that need to be written.
1. Confessions of a Traveling Secretary: A team traveling secretary has a thankless job (though in the case of George Costanza on "Seinfeld" there was no reason for thanks). Traveling secretaries are blamed if weather delays the flight. They get blamed if there is so much as an empty pop can left in a spring training condo when the .250-hitting shortstop shows up. They get blamed if the opposing team's ticket office screws up and places a player's mistress next to his wife. Traveling secretaries also have all the inside skinny on players -- who cheats on their wives, who demands a corner suite with a bowl of green M&Ms and generally who has the most interesting skeletons hidden in their hotel room closet. Yet no traveling secretary has broken the omerta by revealing the secrets to the public. The first one who does can expect the sort of sales figures normally reserved for teenage sorcerers and high school students in love with vampires.
2. Fumbled Balls: Terry Pluto's "Loose Balls" is a classic account of the old American Basketball Association. Bookshelves and eReaders are crying for a similar look back at the failed USFL, WFL and XFL, either on their own or in one volume. With the passage of time, an oral history of leagues that included Ken Stabler, Herschel Walker, Doug Flutie, He Hate Me, the Hawaii Hawaiians and Donald Trump would make for great reading. Particularly if it could be published in time for us to read while waiting for the NFL lockout to end.
Jim Caple's Off Base returns next Wednesday, March 16.
3. Pay Some Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain: How is possible that we have more than two dozen books on Michael Jordan but not one on David Stern? Nothing against Michael, but I think Stern's effect on the NBA as its commissioner for more than a quarter-century is worth at least as many books as there are on Jordan's effect on world trade ("Michael Jordan and the New Global Capitalism" by Walter LaFeber), or warrants half as many books on Stern's rule as the Jordan rules ("The Jordan Rules" by Sam Smith and "Michael's Golden Rules" by Deloris Jordan).
4. This Is Your Concussed Brain on Steroids: There are plenty of books decrying performance enhancers in sports and even a few on concussions in football, but I would love to see a book that takes a serious look at what is more physically damaging to an athlete long-term: the steroids we campaign against relentlessly, or the very act of playing the games we love so much. What really poses more risk to the athlete? Performance enhancers that are easy to condemn -- or the concussions, weight gains, bone damage, etc. that we so often ignore because they could threaten the games themselves?
5. "Ball Four," the Director's Cut: The greatest sports book ever written, Jim Bouton's "Ball Four" is 400 pages long (including two pages of Bouton's season stats). But Bouton's original transcribed notes totaled 450,000 words spread over 1,500 double-spaced pages. His first draft was 650 pages. When people call "Ball Four" a "tell-all" book, Bouton counters that it is actually a "tell-some" book because of all the stories and observations he left out. I would love to read the additional anecdotes in an expanded "tell-more" edition, especially the alternative ending in which Bouton stays in Seattle, and so do the Pilots.
6. The Unwritten Rules Written: We always hear about athletes breaking the unwritten rules. Bunting to break up a no-hitter. Piling on points when you already have a safe lead. Attacking the yellow jersey when he has a mechanical breakdown. Sleeping with a teammate's wife. But wouldn't it be easier to enforce these rules if they were actually written down?
7. The Arthur Fonzarelli Traveling Sitcom Stars and Shark-Jumpers: In the previous Page Turner, I complained about the number of books about New York and Boston championship teams. But here's a neglected team that warrants an oral history. Back in the 1970s and early '80s, the "Happy Days" cast traveled the country playing softball games, occasionally in big league parks against major leaguers. In this video clip, Ron Howard compares playing softball with the "Happy Days" cast at Wrigley Field to filming "Apollo 13" weightless. We're talking ballplayers, Fonzie, young starlets, one of Hollywood's most successful directors and a lot of bad fashion and haircuts -- there must be some pretty interesting stories there about baseball, TV and the '70s, right?
Often funny, frequently surprising and always stimulating, "The Sheikh's Batmobile" is about the underreported popularity of American culture in the Muslim world. The title refers to a sheik who pays an American engineer to build Batmobiles. There also is a very entertaining chapter on the clumsy attempt to dub "The Simpsons" for an Arab audience (spoiler alert -- "Al Shamshoon" fails miserably, or, as author Richard Poplak writes, "Homer Simpson without Duff beer is like Pamela Anderson in an A-cup").
So just why in the world am I writing about this for a column about sports books? One, there is a wonderful chapter about bodybuilders and WWE fans in Afghanistan. In a poignant scene, a Kabul gym owner asks Poplak that if he should happen to be in California and talk to Arnold Schwarzenegger, to please tell the Terminator about his gym.
Two, in addition to being an adventurous and very sharp journalist, Poplak is a serious amateur cyclist who races in Toronto. Three, he also is a native of South Africa with interesting views on this summer's World Cup.
And four, with the current events in the Middle East, this is a particularly intriguing book. I interviewed Poplak before the uprisings, then asked him to comment further last week. Here's his reply, followed by the original interview:
Page Turner: I was wondering what thoughts you have on how Western pop culture is influencing what is going on in the Middle East, beyond what we've read about Twitter and Facebook.
Richard Poplak: Twitter and Facebook are communications technologies -- like phones or cables. They are culturally transformative by dint of the fact that they're useful. But that doesn't mean they contain ideas. American pop culture does. And it seems like 'The Sheikh's Batmobile' has been entirely prophetic, which is nothing I pat myself on the back for. I simply went over there and observed and wrote down what I saw.
And what I saw was young kids organizing heavy metal shows in Egypt, and Arabizers embedding radical ideas in their work despite the pushback from the regime. In the heavy metal instance, these kids -- in organizing shows -- were literally learning the mechanics of revolution (how to organize, how to get the word out, how to avoid the authorities) as well as imbibing the spirit of revolution (rock is revolution, baby!)
Time and time again, I heard how the idea of the individual rising up against chaos was the most powerful take-home from even the crappiest Hollywood blockbuster. But allowing all that stuff in, because they thought it would crush indigenous culture and turn their people into unthinking consuming autobots, the regimes in the region made a deadly mistake. Those ideas were viruses, and they transformed the region.
Which is not to ignore the very, very real grievances that the protesters had to deal with, and the fact that enough was enough, and the indignities had come to a boiling point. And it's not to ignore the very, very real anti-American subtext of the revolts. But we should never assume that smart young Arabs think American policy and American culture are necessarily linked. They sifted for nuggets, and used the ideas they could.
And now back to the original interview
PT: What has been the fallout from the World Cup in South Africa?
RP: Two things. First of all, I think it showed the rest of the world and Africa that if soccer is done professionally and at a high level, it doesn't matter where it is. The sense of the 'Africa Debacle' evaporated. But the feeling of optimism it gave has curdled. Africa has matured. It's certainly capable of pulling off a multibillion-dollar party, but the continent needs to grow in many ways.
It was like a bar mitzvah for South Africa, a coming of age. Nothing really changes, but there was a change in the sense in how it's viewed.
BW: I've long thought sports is one of the few things left that can unite people. Which can be good and bad.
RP: In sports there is the sense that the individual can rise up and conquer. He does that for a community if it's a team sport. On the other hand, watching the World Cup -- as lovely and spiritual as it was -- it can also be creepily nationalistic at times. I don't mean patriotic -- I mean nationalistic and tribal and closed. But I was also there during the [cricket] World Cup when Oman did very well, and there was a sense of tribes knitting themselves together and creating another identity. In that sense it can be a good thing. You can always look at nationalism as a bad thing, but Oman was a good example. It can also be silly and bad. As a Toronto Maple Leafs fan I know that.
BW: What prompted you to write "The Sheikh's Batmobile"?
RP: The idea had percolated in me for years. Growing up in South Africa in apartheid, my way into the wider world was through popular culture. Hollywood is often racist in its depictions but it gave me an idea that black people could be something other than a servant. It was formative stuff growing up. So that has always been brewing for me. When I came across the story that 'The Simpsons' had been Arabicized, it gave me the idea -- how does American culture fit in the Muslim world?
The level of reverence people sometimes have for American pop culture is amazing. A lot of the culture is utter garbage. I'd say the greater proportion is innocuous. And some of it is really amazing. But imbedded into all of this is this sense of American optimism. I'm not saying sex and violence are not imbedded as well, but so is this sense that the individual has rights and can overcome chaos. This very particular American sensibility -- that individuals can triumph -- can be very appealing if you're growing up in say, Saudi Arabia.
BW: One of my favorite chapters in "The Sheikh's Batmobile" is the one about the popularity of bodybuilding and WWE in Afghanistan. The stories of the guys in the gyms are touching. How widespread is the popularity?
RP: That was a little bit of a surprise. All they want to do is get ripped. They want to get big. They love Arnold. They love bodybuilding, this sense of empowerment. It was quite poignant talking to them. They wanted to be bigger, they wanted to take up more space. They do have a precedent in Persian wrestling. Having a powerful body is ancient in that part of the world. Certainly there are parts of Afghanistan where it hasn't touched yet because they're so remote. But in the bigger cities, this stuff is big.
With spring training heating up, it's time to pick up my well-worn copy of Jim Bouton's "Ball Four," probably the best sports book ever written. I've read this book every couple of springs since I was age 12 and I think I've finally figured out all the sexual references. (Former pitcher Roy Smith read it even more frequently -- for a while, he kept a copy in his bathroom, along with "The Godfather.")
Bouton's usually funny, occasionally poignant and always insightful diary of his 1969 season with the Seattle Pilots and Houston Astros is not only a history of what baseball was like in that era (he writes about haggling over a $22,000 contract and fretting over the loss of a $600 apartment security deposit), it also serves as a reference work for the present. How could anyone pretend to be shocked about Tiger Woods cheating on his wife after reading about ballplayers doing it so cavalierly in "Ball Four"? Why was anyone surprised by the use of performance enhancers when Bouton revealed the widespread amphetamine use in 1969?
David Halberstam described "Ball Four" as "a book deep in the American vein, so deep it is by no means a sports book," while the New York Public Library named it one of the most important books of the 20th century. Deservedly so. "Ball Four" is a brilliant time capsule of baseball and America in the late '60s, yet it is remains timeless because so much of what he wrote then remains true today -- only the dollar figures have changed.
BW: What has the response been to your book?
RP: It's been surprising. People are skeptical -- there's almost this need to hold onto our views of the Muslim world. That the Muslim world isn't interested in engaging, that it's in enmity with us. That's the default position. People are surprised and puzzled by my book. That response was surprising and it upset me. We're almost 10 years out since 9/11 and we haven't made any significant gain in understanding. There is no intellectual desire to understand, to reach out and win the hearts and minds.
BW: That's too bad because the message in your book is actually very hopeful, that American culture can actually help bridge our differences.
RP: They don't want to be believe it. At that I can only chuckle. Cultures are open. They are always open. You can put on as many Internet filters as you want, but it won't work. The people will find it. Their culture will change and hopefully there will be this meeting in the middle. Relations can't always be this bad.
BW: You're a pretty serious cyclist. How do you view yourself, as a cyclist who writes or as a writer who bikes?
RP:I spend a lot of time on the bike and I love it. I spend a lot of time racing, but I don't make a living at it. For awhile, I thought it was taking away from my writing. To improve as a writer you need to write a lot and you need to read a lot. But writing and riding are very much linked, and I don't think I can take one away from the other.
BW: How are they linked?
RP: They're linked because they take the same amount of punishing effort. You can't lie when you're on the bike. You can't get on the bike if you're not fit and get through the race. And you also have to work very, very hard. There is this mental strength that is very good discipline. I just have to keep pedaling. It's the same thing when you're getting through a major piece of writing. You have to keep at it.
After weeks atop The New York Times bestseller list, Laura Hillenbrand's "Unbroken" doesn't need any additional publicity from me, but I need to talk it up anyway. If you thought her earlier "Seabiscuit" was an amazing story, wait until you read about distance runner Louis Zamperini, who touched hands with Hitler when he competed at the 1936 Olympics and later survived two years of torturous punishment in Japanese prisons during World War II. I would have liked Hillenbrand to tell more about the 1936 Olympics, but I was hooked from the opening pages that place us in the lifeboat with Zamperini in the middle of the Pacific, 27 days after his plane crashed, with no food and sharks circling. I loved this book. So did my father who, like Zamperini, flew in a B-24 Liberator during the war. So will you.
Jim Caple is a senior writer for ESPN.com. You can follow him on Twitter at jimcaple.


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BRYAN, tx -- The Brazos Valley Bombers picked up their first win of the season on Sunday against the North Texas Copperheads, riding the strong pitching of Ryan Eastman and Levi Saenz to a 6-3 victory. Eastman worked seven impressive innings, giving up only one earned run. Saenz closed out the game, working a flawless ninth inning and picking up the teams' first save of the season.
The Bombers played well on Firday against the McKinney Marshals, but came up just short, losing 7-9. In the first official game of the season the team got roughed up early, giving up seven runs in the first inning. The Bombers fought back, scoring seven of their own runs while reliever Matt Passauer worked five and one third innings of relief, giving up only two runs and striking out six. Though the Bombers were unable to overcome the early deficit, they showed a great deal of focus and confidence, refusing to quit.
On Saturday night the Bombers lost again to the Marshals, 3-4. Alec Mills pitched brilliantly, allowing two hits in his five innings of work, but one of the two was a grand slam by Patrick Palmeiro that gave the Marshals all the offense they would need as the Bombers were only able to muster three runs of their own.
The bats came alive this weekend with big performances by Isaac Nuti, Tanner Toal, Josh McElroy and Morgan Mickan. Nuti leads all Bombers with a .429 batting average and has already stolen two bases on the young season, and with Toal hitting .375, and McElroy and Mickan each hitting .333, the offense looks to be no problem for the team going forward. The bullpen was also outstanding on the weekend, giving up only two runs over 12.1 innings of work. With solid pitching and the promising early offense, the Bombers look to be a dangerous bunch this season.
The Bombers will be back in action tomorrow and Wednesday against the expansion Aces in Alexandria, LA. The team's next home game will be on June 10, as the Bombers will take on the McKinney Marshals. Be sure to come out to Brazos Valley Bank Ballpark on the tenth for Thirsty Thursday presented by Western Beverages for $1 beer and $0.50 soft drinks.


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The aim of this study was to describe the longitudinal course of patients who were referred for ambulatory electrocardiographic monitoring because of palpitations.
A prospective, follow-up examination was conducted of patients who had been studied 6 months previously when referred for monitoring. The inception cohort consisted of 145 consecutive patients with palpitations and 70 asymptomatic, nonpatient volunteers. At follow-up, the patients completed the same research battery as at inception, consisting of structured interviews and self-report questionnaires. These assessed cardiac symptoms, medical care use, role impairment, somatization, hypochondriacal fears and beliefs, and psychiatric disorder.
At 6 months' follow-up, 130 patients with palpitations (89.7% of the original cohort) and 69 nonpatients (98.6%) were reinterviewed. Eighty-four percent of the patients had recurrent palpitations during the 6-month follow-up period. At follow-up, patients with palpitations scored significantly higher than the comparison group on measures of cardiac symptoms and role impairment, and had made more physician visits in the preceding 6 months. They had a higher prevalence of panic disorder and more psychopathologic symptoms, somatized more, and were more hypochondriacal. Psychiatric symptoms and the tendency to amplify bodily sensation, measured at inception, were significant but modest predictors of subsequent palpitations. There was considerable confusion and misunderstanding among patients as to the findings of their ambulatory electrocardiogram and the presence or absence of panic disorder.
Patients with palpitations remain symptomatic and functionally impaired and have increased rates of physician visits in the 6 months following Holter monitoring. They also continue to have elevated rates of panic disorder and to evidence some confusion about the cause of their symptoms.(Arch Intern Med. 1995;155:1782-1788)
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Stephanie Solarte-Amaya, Paralegal to Demetrios Pikrallidas
Born and raised in Fairfax, Virginia, Stephanie speaks and reads Spanish fluently. She attended Fairfax High School and graduated in 1999 with an Advanced Studies Diploma. Stephanie then attended Northern Virginia Community College, where she is pursuing an associate's degree in Information Technology with a Network Engineering specialization.
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November 28, 2002, Mombasa, Kenya. Al-Qaeda-linked terrorists fire two SA–7 missiles at an Arkia Airlines Boeing 757–3E7 on takeoff. Both missiles miss their targets.
March 23, 2007, Mogadishu, Somalia. A Transaviaexport IL–76TD cargo plane crashes on takeoff after being shot by two SA–18 missiles fired by Hizbul Shabaab.
December 26, 1998, Huambo, Angola. A U.N.-chartered Lockheed C–130 Hercules transport is shot down by UNITA forces.
January 2, 1999, Huambo, Angola. A U.N. Transafrik Lockheed L–100–30 Hercules transport plane is shot down by UNITA forces on takeoff.
September 3, 1978, Kariba, Zimbabwe. An Air Rhodesia Vickers 782D Viscount passenger airliner crash-lands after being hit by an SA–7 missile fired by forces from the Zimbabwe Peoples Revolution Army (ZIPRA). Four crew members and 34 of the 56 passengers are killed.
February 12, 1979, Kariba, Zimbabwe. ZIPRA rebels strike an Air Rhodesia Vickers 782D Viscount passenger airliner with an SA-7. All 59 passengers are killed.
August 11, 1983, Lubango, Angola. An Angola Airlines Boeing 737–2M2 passenger airliner crashes on takeoff. Rebels belonging to the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) claim responsibility for firing the missile that downed the aircraft. The Angolan government blames the crash on a mechanical problem.
August 16, 1986, Malakal, Sudan. The Sudan People's Liberation Army fires an SA–7 that downs a Sudan Airways Fokker F–27 shortly after takeoff.
December 8, 1988, Western Sahara. Two Douglas DC–7 aircraft chartered by the U.S. Agency for International Development, en route from Senegal to Morocco, are hit by SA–7s fired by POLISARIO militants. One crashes, killing all on board. The other lands safely in Morocco.
April 6, 1994, Kigali, Rwanda. A Dassault Mystère-Falcon 50 executive jet carrying the presidents of Rwanda and Burundi and a French flight crew is shot down over Kigali. All on board are killed, sparking massive ethnic violence that resulted in the Rwandan genocide.
October 10, 1998, Kindu, Democratic Republic of Congo. A Boeing 727–30 Lignes Aeriennes Congolaises airliner is shot down by a possible SA–7 missile fired by Tutsi militia.
December 15, 1998, Angola. A missile strikes an AN-12 transport aircraft en route to Luanda.
Sources: Small Arms Survey, "Man-Portable Air Defence Systems (MANPADS)," Research Notes, January 2011, http://www.smallarmssurvey.org/fileadmin/docs/ H-Research_Notes/SAS-Research-Note-1.pdf (accessed October 1, 2012), and U.S. Department of State, "MANPADS: Combating the Threat to Global Aviation from Man-Portable Air Defense Systems," July 27, 2011, http://www.state.gov/t/pm/rls/fs/169139.htm (accessed October 3, 2012).
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By Etienne Remillon-Oracle on Oct 17, 2011
By popular demand, here are the links on IDM videos that we released at Oracle OpenWorld...
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By popular demand, here are the links on IDM videos that we released at Oracle OpenWorld...
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Great excitement at Oracle Open World this year!
We will demonstrate Oracle Unified Directory in booth #SR-270, Moscone South, Right.
We will also host the session "Directory Server Innovation: From the Enterprise to the Cloud" - ID 14914
See you there.
Those two Webcasts will take place soon and discuss why it makes sense to make usage of an Oracle IAM platform solution instead of individual point products from different vendors.
You could register for those from here.
=> July 21, 2011 at 10:00am PT / 1:00pm ET / 19:00 CET
Enterprises face many choices for managing identity data: to virtualize or not to virtualize, to synchronize data or store data. The choice of directory server means choosing between multiple vendors and compromising between features and performance. Oracle Unified Directory 11g defines a new category in the directory server market. Join us for this launch webcast to learn how Oracle Unified Directory 11g provides scalability and a complete directory server solution.
You might have noticed that we moved to .oracle.com, so please update your bookmarks for this blog and use blogs.oracle.com/directoryservices for future references.
Webcast by Mark Wilcox
Cloud computing is driving many organizations to rethink their identity architecture. Computing in either private or hybrid clouds requires a strong identity foundation that can virtualize identity data from several
legacy applications; can use standards based security protocols like OpenID, SAML, etc.; and provide performance and stability to meet modern SLA's. Oracle Directory Services Plus has a complete suite of product's necessary to build your identity foundation for the cloud. Combine Oracle Directory Services Plus with Oracle Identity Federation and you have a complete solution that includes, a virtual directory, directory server and directory integration tools used to synch with Active Directory. This live Webcast will explore how the complete Oracle solution can help you build the identity foundation you need to perform in a cost-effective way.
Webcast Date: Thursday, March 24, 2011
Webcast Time: 10:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time / 1:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Registration here.
Oracle and Accenture are holding a new joint event focusing on security. The event will feature great line-up of speakers and sessions that will last from 9:00-1:00pm PT on Thursday, Feb. 24. The event will focus on Security topics that face the enterprise today. The event kicks-off with a keynote presentation detailing emerging security trends and where we think security is headed in the next decade. Please join us for 30 minutes or the entire day.
Key Speakers:
Mary Ann Davidson, Oracle's Chief Security Officer, on industry-leading standards, technologies, and practices that ensure that Oracle products—and your entire system—remain as secure as possible.
Jeff Margolies, Partner, Accenture's Security Practice—on key security trends and solutions to prepare for in 2011 and beyond.
Vipin Samar, Vice President of Oracle Database Security solutions—on new approaches to protecting data and database infrastructure against evolving threats.
Tom Kyte, Senior Technical Architect and Oracle Database Guru—on how you can safeguard your enterprise application data with Oracle's Database Security solutions.
Nishant Kaushik, Chief Identity Strategist—on how organizations can look to Oracle Identity Management solutions to help them reduce fraud and streamline compliance.
Full List of Sessions: Look here for sessions tab for list
Sun Forum for directory is now moved to Oracle Forum.
You will find there the same great level of interaction with our community of users.
Since September 24, Sun Forum is in read-only mode for reference to past questions, Oracle Forum is the right venue for new threads and new topics related to Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition as well as former Sun Directory Server Enterprise Edition.
I had a great time this week at Oracle Open World. It is quite a show with over 47K attendees spread over 4 city blocks with great sessions and conversations about Identity Management and many other cutting edge technologies. I am definitely in powerpoint overload and would be happy not to see another slide for awhile but the information was great! We have collected some of the photos from the sessions up on our Facebook page here. Here is just one of the pictures from the concert on Treasure Island with the Black Eyed Peas, The Steve Miller Band and Don Henley. It was a great concert.
The presentations were all taped and should be up on the website shortly. Stay tuned for more information as it becomes available. If you followed us on Twitter, please let us know what you think by sending us messages.
The Verizon presentation on Directory Server Enterprise Edition and using Fracational Replication was a highlight for me. It should have been scheduled earlier in the week so that more people could have attended. Verizon has one of the largest directory deployments in the world with 40+ million identities and many partners and LOB's using it as their repository. The Verizon deployment is also a great example of using Fractional Replication to empower LOB's with their own identity repository but allowing the central team to maintain the control over the data. Verizon is also a great example of using SSO to reduce cost and maintain a great User Experience across many different portals. Madhu, thanks for sharing such great information with the identity management community. I will post the presentation once it is available on the website.
Hope you enjoyed the Black Eyed Peas last night. We have an action packed IDM session on Thursday to finish up the show. Here is a quick run down of the sessions. Etienne and I will be introducing Verizon as we talk about how Replication and Fractional Replication are critical features in a high performance Directory Server deployment.
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|9:00 am – 10:00 am
|Middleware s317487 End-t-End Secure Identity Propagation
|Moscone South Rm 310
| Middleware, Applications s316524 Oracle Idenity Management for
Oracle JD Edwards EntrpriseOne
Moscone South Rm 309
|10:30 am – 11:30 am
|Middleware s316991 Database User Management wit Oracle Directry
Services and Actve Directry
|Moscone South Rm 310
|Middleware s316837 Deploy a Highly Performant Entitlements Solution
wit Oracle Entitlements Server
|Moscone South Rm 309
|Middleware s317270 Service-Oriented Security: Simplifing Identity
Management for Applications
| Moscone West L3, Rm
|12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
|Middleware s316829 Demystfing IdM: A Custmer's Guide to a
Practical IdM Deployment Strategy
| Moscone South, Rm 309
|1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
|Middleware S315086 Replication Best Approaches on Directory Server -
Fractional Replication
| Moscone South Rm 309
|Middleware S316829 Demystifing IdM: A Customer's Guide t a
Practical IdM Deployment Stategy
|3:00pm – 4:00pm
|Middleware s314871 Oracle Identity Manager and Oracle BPEL Tools
for Digital Identity Management
|3:00pm – 4:00pm
|Middleware s314871 Oracle Identity Manager and Oracle BPEL Tools
for Digital Identity Management
Moscone Sout Rm 309
|3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
|Middleware/Oracle Develop S317543 Service Orientd Security 101
|Hotel Nikko Mendocino I / II
Oracle Open World is off to a great start with plenty of good content and demo's for the business owner or technical implementation team. Yesterday I saw two great demos from the OAM team. Mark Karlstrand, pictured to the right was giving a demo on OTP Anywhere to Bob Blakeley. It was impressive as he used his cell phone to provide a stronger authentication method for a bank transfer -demo not real but you get the point.
There are a couple of ways to follow what is going on during the show.
You can follow us on Twitter by using the hash tags #oow10 #idm or follow us directly @OracleIDM.
We also are uploading pictures and video's from the day at our Facebook page at Facebook/OracleIDM here.
Here are the sessions for Tuesday, Sept. 21 at Oracle Open World
|12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
|Middleware s317146 Securing Web Services: Solutions, Best Practices,
|Moscone South Rm 309
|2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
|Middleware s317467 Simplify Identity Management and Support Future Growth with Directory Services
|Moscone South Rm 309
|3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
|Middleware s317064 Oracle Identity Management Administration Best Practices
|Moscone South Rm 309
|3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
|Middleware s317240 Oracle's Identity Management Strategy (for Sun, Oracle and New Customers Alike)
|Moscone South Rm 310
|5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
|Middleware s317484 Case Study: How Cisco Achieved Large-Scale, Highly Available Access Management
|Moscone South Rm 310
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If you want a comprehensive list of all the sessions so you can follow along. Please visit the Focus On Identity Management document located here. Also, we have five don't miss sessions which you need to attend. Here are the dates and times. Or, you can find them on our Facebook page here.
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The last time the Identity Management team was all together a few photo's were taken and I have included one from that fun event at Burton Catalyst. Hope you will be able to join us!
On Thursday, August 26. We are hosting a webcast that will take you through the solution and talk about why we believe this will simplify Access Management. Please join us as F5 and Oracle product experts explain this simple solution.
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Where: Register for this live webcast here: Streamline Access Management with F5 & Oracle
The Zone Manager, also known as Brad Diggs, has written a comprehensive blog post (here) on how to get Directory Server Enterprise Edition from Oracle. As a strategic product, we released a new version of Directory Server Enterprise Edition 11gR1 which Brad also gives great instructions on how to download.
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The demo itself was really fun, but also, like every Monster Hunter game, very difficult. A recent article in Famitsu included an interview with Monster Hunter Tri's producer, Kaname Fujioka, and provided additional details on the game's weapons and online multiplayer features. You can read the highlights of the interview here, but, while the game is coming to Japan this summer, Capcom has not set a definite release date for the US.
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Italian: from the personal name Giacomo, from Latin
Jacobus via Late Latin Jac(o)mus (see James).
Famous people who gave their babies this name:
First name content excerpted from The Complete Idiot's Guide to 30,000 Baby Names © 2005 by
Marcia Layton Turner.
this book online or call 1-800-253-6476.
Last name content copyright © 2006 Patrick Hanks.
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