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How serious of an issue is student loan debt? In the United States alone, student debt is poised to hit the $1 trillion mark soon. Stafford loan interest rates will double to 6.8% in a couple of months if Congress doesn't act. Many expect that student loan debt will be responsible for an upcoming economic crisis.
American's young adults are crippled by this debt. Having been told that going to college is the responsible choice, they accept tens of thousands of dollars in loans that haunt them for years if not decades to come. Lower interest rates would certainly alleviate some of this financial burden, but you've got to charge significant interest to make lending money worthwhile.
Well, unless you're one of the countries largest banks. The government is happy to loan to their toxic BFFs at the low rate of just 0.75%. It seems fair to give the wealthy the nicest financial breaks while saddling America's youth with massive debt, right?
Enter freshman Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has already made a name for herself by standing up to the corrupt banks and calling a spade a spade. As TPM reports, Warren has proposed legislation that would allow students to borrow money at the same rate that the large financial institutions are offered.
"The federal government is going to charge students interest rates that are nine times higher than the rates for the biggest banks – the same banks that destroyed millions of jobs and nearly broke this economy," Warren said, adding, "That isn't right."
The government typically justifies its loan deals to the banks by citing that giving these institutions money is an investment in the country's economy and future. But using that logic, shouldn't students fall into the same category? Why is educating our up-and-coming generations and providing them with a ticket to financial stability not considered an equal investment in the country's economy and future?
Warren is taking a novel approach to her legislation, as well. Rather than first seeking her party or the President's approval like most high-ranking politicians do, she's floating the idea to the public first, in the hopes of gaining widespread support. It's probably a smart decision on Warren's part. The average American is bound to see the common sense in this proposal, whereas the powers-that-be are bound to find an excuse to shut it down.
As it stands, the American government profits greatly from student loan debt. The Congressional Budget Office determined that the government makes 36 cents in profit for each dollar it loans to college students. Additionally, the banks – those same corporations that are gifted minuscule loan rates – have also exploited higher education for profit. For example, Goldman Sachs found that by pressuring high school graduates to enroll in schools they cannot afford, it could profit for decades to come off of their student loan payments.
Though still in early stages, Warren hopes her proposal can be adopted before the current student loan plan expires in July. While she acknowledges it is a temporary fix for a much larger problem, it is a step toward ensuring that young people seeking an education aren't sidelined with a lifetime of debt.
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Three graduate students and two undergraduates have been awarded Davis Projects for Peace grants to design and implement grassroots projects around the world this summer.
Graduate students Kelli Bosak, Dahlia Hasta Colman and Shauna Taylor have won the grant through the Davis Program's affiliation with International Houses Worldwide, and fourth-year College students Won Huh and Aparna Nutakki have won through the Davis United World College Scholars Program.
"We congratulate these students for the creativity and innovation that they bring to some of the most difficult problems and conflicts that we face," said Denise Jorgens, Director of International House Chicago.
This year, a total of 127 winning projects have been selected and are being awarded $10,000 each. Applicants were encouraged to design projects that focus on conflict resolution, reconciliation and building understanding and breaking down barriers. Started in 2007 by philanthropist Kathryn W. Davis on her 100th birthday, the grants are a way to inspire young people to create projects that bring new energy and ideas to the prospects of peace in the world.
Davis and her husband lived at International House New York while attending Columbia University in the 1930s. In past years, she has committed to fund up to 20 Projects for Peace for resident members of International Houses Worldwide. Since 2008, 13 student residents of International House Chicago have been recipients of these grants.
This year's recipients will conduct the following projects:
Kelli Bosak, a student at the School of Social Service Administration, has developed the project Generations of Us: An Intergenerational Storytelling Project on Chicago's South Side to connect young people on the South Side with older adults to share their personal experiences through oral history interviews. Bosak hopes to use the power of storytelling to promote intergenerational reconciliation and learning between young and older adults in communities impacted by poverty, violence and the criminal justice system.
Dahlia Hasta Colman, an AM student in International Relations, will use the grant for her project Renewing the Source of Peace: Youth-based Community Development in Umsang, Bhutan. The project aims to empower young people, women textile artists and community members by building sheep enclosures and starting a fledgling sheep flock in Umsang. Ultimately, the project intends to rebuild the wool- and textile-based local economy of Umsang, revitalizing the traditional wisdom of shepherding while gearing it toward modern economic opportunities.
Shauna Taylor, a student at the School of Social Service Administration, will use the grant for her project We All Smile in the Same Language at Camp Lesnaya Skazka, a children's camp in Mari El, Russia. The project will counter the racial tension that has arisen between the generally homogenous Mari El population and families from Tajikistan who have recently inhabited Mari El. Taylor intends to take children attending Camp Lesnaya Skazka through a curriculum that will introduce games, skits, team exercises and crafts that teach the value of diversity and new ways of thinking.
Won Huh and Aparna Nutakki, fourth-year Biological Sciences students, have developed the Diabetes & Anemia Project to combat the rampant spread of diabetes and anemia in rural India. They will work with a local non-profit for six weeks to screen people for diabetes and anemia. With a total sample population of 500 patients by the end of September, the data should offer an initial glimpse into the rates of prevalence of both diseases for the rural tribal population.
All of the projects will be executed during the summer of 2014, and the students will submit final reports to the Davis Program on their projects in September. The grantees from I-House will document their projects on the I-House website throughout the summer and will make presentations to the community about their work in the fall.
"The Davis Prize is giving us an opportunity to reach out in a meaningful way to some of the underserved populations that we've been interested in for a long time," Nutakki said. "We also hope that this opportunity will establish the foundation for a lasting relationship with these communities."
Three UChicago students who have been awarded Davis Projects for Peace grants are (from left) Shauna Taylor, a student at the School of Social Service Administration, and Won Huh and Aparna Nutakki, fourth-year Biological Sciences students.
Dahlia Hasta Colman, one of the students awarded a Davis Projects for Peace grant, is an AM student in International Relations.
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The use of drones to kill suspected terrorists is controversial, but so long as a human being decides whether to fire the missile, it is not a radical shift in how humanity wages war.
Since the first archer fired the first arrow, warriors have been inventing ways to strike their enemies while removing themselves from harm's way.
Soon, however, military robots will be able to pick out human targets on the battlefield and decide on their own whether to go for the kill. A US Air Force report predicted two years ago that "by 2030 machine capabilities will have increased to the point that humans will have become the weakest component in a wide array of systems".
A 2011 US Defence Department road map for ground-based weapons states: "There is an ongoing push to increase autonomy, with a current goal of 'supervised autonomy', but with an ultimate goal of full autonomy."
The Pentagon still requires autonomous weapons to have a "man in the loop" - the robot or drone can train its sights on a target, but a human operator must decide whether to fire.
But full autonomy with no human controller would have clear advantages. A computer can process information and engage a weapon infinitely faster than a human soldier. As other nations develop this capacity, the US will feel compelled to stay ahead. A robotic arms race seems inevitable unless nations collectively decide to avoid one.
I have heard few discussions of robotic warfare without someone joking about The Matrix or Terminator; the danger of delegating warfare to machines has been a central theme of modern science fiction. Now science is catching up to fiction. And one doesn't have to believe the movie version of autonomous robots becoming sentient to be troubled by the prospect of their deployment on the battlefield.
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Even Syria's Bashar al-Assad must consider that his troops have a breaking point. But imagine an Assad who commands autonomous drones programmed to track and kill protest leaders or to fire automatically on any group of more than five people congregating below. He would have a weapon no dictator in history has had: an army that will never refuse an order, no matter how immoral.
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So. an "honorary co-chair" is tied to Santorum as if they spoke every week for 20 years...no wait, that was Obama and Rev. Wright and CNN and all of the "mainstream, objective" media declared it was not a story...
I think, toguhh, that you will find a bigger audience in the recovery section than perhaps in the massive memoir section. Just started the book, and it's intense, in a good (very good) way.
So, not only is there a "God," but he vomits now, too? Nice. The only thing more intelligent than making something up out of thin air is discussing the fictional character's bodily functions.
See, the thing about the Man in the Moon that most people don't know is, the dude's lactose intolerant, ok? Can' touch a glass of milk. Won't go NEAR the stuff. Those rumors that he's made of cheese? Total BS...
Steppin-fetchit has nothing on this guy.. He is just serving his "massah" by claiming to speak for God and his gastrointestinal condition.. What a preposterous fool this guy is.
What's with all the nausea ???
Funny how an African American, who just fifty years ago would have ridden on the back of the bus to his interview, is using the same Bible used to enslave his ancestors, to relegate those different from himself to a second class citizen status. Discrimination is WRONG, even when conducted by hollier than thou minorities. GOD FORGIVES – Republicans don't.
God, being Spirit, has no stomach or need to eat, much less regurgitate. Didn't Ricky learn ANYTHING in Catechism? The nuns are gonna be SO angry with him.
I'd be willing to bet the might reverend has had some boys carry his luggage. BTW, what is with these bigots and vomiting? Is there something I'm missing?
It's statements like this that keep people away from church, so I'm glad to hear of this! Actually, if anything makes God vomit, it's self-righteous people who are always preaching about the "sins" of other people.
Most of these big-time church preachers tend to be closeted themselves.
Correct, and a big "thank you" to Ted Haggard for showing his part in all of this!
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Exciting things to do and see await you during the winter in Colorado Springs!
With over 300 days of sunshine and beautiful nature attractions throughout our area, Colorado Springs is an exciting place to visit any time of year – and now is the perfect time to explore! Just check out the annual winter events in Colorado Springs happening next month.
February Events & Festivals in Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek Ice Festival
February 13 – 15 & 21 – 22, 2015
See amazing ice sculptures and enjoy activities for all ages over two weekends of fun.
Bighorn Sheep Day at Garden of the Gods
February 14, 2015
Observe bighorns in their natural habitat, take part in a scavanger hunt and win prizes.
Wine Festival of Colorado Springs
February 19 – 21, 2015
Learn about Italian wines during talks and tastings at the Colorado Springs Conservatory.
In Colorado Springs there is no shortage of must-see attractions and activities all around. Cheyenne Mountain Resort hopes to welcome you to the area this winter to experience some of these things to do! Our resort is full of recreational amenities offering plenty for couples, families or business travelers to enjoy while they're here.
Visit our website to book your winter getaway and learn more about all our resort has to offer!
Inspire your meeting attendees with a new take on corporate events in 2015! Host your event at one of our unique meeting venues in Colorado Springs, celebrating 30 years of excellence this year!
Cheyenne Mountain Resort's meeting facilities are comprised of 38 dedicated conference rooms featuring top-notch technologies and everything you need for a successful meeting. Home to both indoor and outdoors settings as well as sweeping views of the Rockies, our location is ideal for your next corporate retreat, team-building event or annual meeting!
The excitement doesn't end there! Take advantage of our 30th Anniversary group offer and add a number of perks and plenty of savings on top of the authentic Colorado experience that awaits you and your attendees.
Cheyenne Mountain Conference Center Signature Anniversary Selections
Select up to three of the perks above, based on meeting size.
For additional information on hosting a 2015 event at Cheyenne Mountain Resort, home to some of the best conference facility in Colorado Springs, please complete a Request for Proposal or call 800-588-6531.
*See our website for additional offer details.
Valentine's Day, it's the time to pamper and get pampered. What better way to celebrate this special weekend than by indulging in special wines and brews along with delectable desserts.
Colorado Indulgence Festival
February 15th - 12:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Cheyenne Mountain Resort
There's more though, a great fashion show, entertainment and fabulous giveaways from some of the big names in fashion. Tickets can be purchased online where you can also check out all the amazing artisans scheduled to attend the 2015 Colorado Indulgence Festival. Be prepared though, the pictures alone will have your mouth watering.
Take advantage of a whole weekend of love with our Romantic Escape Package and add more special benefits to this day and your stay. We hope to be seeing you at the 2015 Colorado Indulgence Festival right here at Cheyenne Mountain Resort.
More information on our resort can be found on our website or by calling 800.588.0250.
How perfect, Valentine's Day falls on a Saturday this year. What better way to show your sweetheart just how much you love them than with an escape to the Rocky Mountains for the entire weekend. Relish in some quiet time away for two. Catch up and rekindle that flame and take every moment together to just spoil each other.
Our Romantic Escape Package is customizable. Select one of three love experiences to make your package designed just for the two of you. This package includes:
Then choose one of these three lovers' specials to add to your package:
Boudoir Portrait Session for her
Mountain View Dinner for Two
Romantic Turndown with roses and chocolate
Available February 1-28, 2015
Rates starting at $109++
If you choose not to leave the comfort of your room during your stay, that's ok too, we understand. Our In-Room Dining menu available all day has many delicious options to choose from.
Many events are taking place in the area for Valentine's Day. You can head out on the town on Saturday to enjoy a show or musical performance and on Sunday enjoy the Colorado Indulgence Festival taking place right here at Cheyenne Mountain Resort.
Stargazer's Theatre and Event Center
Colorado Indulgence Festival at Cheyenne Mountain Resort
Book our Valentine's Day in Colorado Springs Romantic Escape Package and give your love the gift of precious moments in time together to be cherished forever.
More information on Cheyenne Mountain Resort can be found on our website or by calling 800.588.0250.
We hope you'll be joining us at Cheyenne Mountain Resort for our New Year's Eve Dinner in our Mountain View Restaurant from 6:00 – 10:00 p.m. on December 31st. Reservations can be made online at Open Table.
The good times don't stop with our dinner, continue the night with us and celebrate New Year's Eve while you dance the night away to the sounds of blues and rock with The Mighty Kingsnakes in our Will Rogers Lounge from 9:00 p.m. -1:00 a.m. Enjoy a midnight Champagne & Martinelli's toast with party favors as we all watch the ball drop in NYC on the big screen.
Party it up and stay safe when you spend the night and take advantage of our New Years Eve Hotel Package or our Bed, Bash and Brunch Package with both packages offering you a guaranteed late check out at 2:00 p.m. on New Year's Day.
Ring the New Year in with us and have a blast! We hope we will be seeing you here at Cheyenne Mountain Resort.
New Year's Day is every man's birthday ~ Charles Lamb
Our Christmas Eve Dinner will be held from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and our Christmas Day Brunch from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
New Year's Eve is right around the corner and it will be time to ring in a great start to 2015. Join us for our New Year's Eve Dinner from 6:00 – 10:00 p.m. and then take advantage of our New Year's Eve Hotel Package or our Bed, Bash & Brunch Package. Have a great meal, a little fun, a safe night and a late check out on New Year's Day. Sounds like the perfect way to bring in the New Year.
Visit our website where you can make your reservations for any of our special holiday dinners through OpenTable or call 719-538-4060.
Bring your family and your friends and join us. Relax and enjoy on these special days. Cheyenne Mountain Resort is decorated beautifully for the season. Come share in the magic with us.
Visit our website for more information or call us at 800.588.0250.
Happy Holidays!
Whatever you decide your New Year will hold for you start it off on the right track. Join us for our New Year's Eve Dinner in Colorado Springs and then spend the night with our New Year's Eve Hotel Package.
It's an exciting occasion; enjoy a delicious dinner and quality time with the one you love. What's even better is that you can top that off with a safe place to stay and a guaranteed late check out on New Year's Day.
New Year's Eve Dinner
Wednesday, December 31st
6:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Crab Bisque—Vanilla Bean Chantilly
Hot Smoked Salmon with Lemon
Cold Smoked Colorado Trout
Artisanal Cheese Display
Grilled Vegetables & Antipasti
Iced Shrimp Display with Atomic Cocktail Sauce & Lemon
Oysters on the Half Shell ~ Champagne Fennel Mignonette
Oysters Rockefeller
Field Greens with Appropriate Accompaniments & Assorted Dressings
Caesar Salad
Marinated Artichoke Salad
Seafood Salad
Freshly Baked Breads & Rolls
From the Hearth
Carved Prime Rib of Beef
Au Jus, Creamed Horseradish
Grilled Swordfish
Balsamic Brown Butter Sauce
Wild Rice Risotto
Boursin Whipped Potatoes
Orange Buttered Baby Carrots & Broccolini
Chicken Saltimbocca ~ Natural Jus
Orechiette Pasta ~ Sautéed Shrimp with
Tomato & Artichoke Ragout, Light Butter Sauce
Pork Loin with Grilled Fennel & Apples ~ Calvados Sauce
Steamed Crab Legs ~ Drawn Butter
On the Sweeter Side
Chef's Selection of Desserts
Gourmet Beverage Station with Fresh Brewed Hazelnut Coffee,
Hot Spiced Apple Cider & Egg Nog
Adults $49.00, Children Ages 6-12 $24.50,
Children ages five & under are complimentary
Applicable Sales Tax & 18% gratuity will be added to groups of 6 or more
Reservations are strongly recommended
Call 719.538.4060 or reserve online at OpenTable.com
We hope you'll be joining us at Cheyenne Mountain Resort for our New Year's Eve Dinner in Colorado Springs. More information on our resort can be found on our website or by calling 800.588.0250.
The magic of the season revolves around the joy of family, friends, good times and great food. Enhance the memories in the making with this deliciously delightful feast. Whether you choose to dine in the morning, midday or afternoon, our Christmas Day Brunch in Colorado Springs will be a holly jolly good time for all.
Christmas Day Brunch
Thursday, December 25th, 2014
10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.
Roasted Pumpkin Bisque
Display of International and Domestic Cheese, Fresh Fruits, Melons & Berries
Bagels, Danish, Fruit Bread, Muffins, Croissants, Sticky Buns
Pacific Smoked Salmon with Traditional Accompaniments
Smoked Rocky Mountain Trout
Iced Shrimp Display with Atomic Cocktail Sauce & Lemon
Tossed Garden Greens with Assorted Condiments & Dressings
Hearts of Palm Salad with Hazelnut Vinaigrette
Quinoa Vegetable Salad
Truffled Tortellini Salad
Freshly Baked Artisan Breads & Rolls
From the Hearth
Colorado Leg of Lamb
Rosemary Jus, Mint Pesto
Eggs and Omelets Made to Order
Farm Fresh Eggs, Egg Whites & Egg Beaters with a Choice of Fillings
Crisp Belgium Waffles
Whipped Cream, Berries, Butter, Warm Maple Syrup
Opakapaka Snapper with Tomato Lemongrass Sauce
Beef Tenderloin Medallions with Bacon Madeira Sauce
Roast Breast of Turkey with Orange Cranberry Compote
Citrus Roasted Game Hens with Blood Orange Jus
Roasted Fingerling Potatoes
Spaghetti Squash in Herb Butter
Cauliflower Leek Risotto
Traditional Eggs Benedict
Crisp Peppered Bacon, Chicken Apple Sausage
Egg Nog French Toast, Apple Compote, Apple Jack Brandy Syrup
On the Sweeter Side
Traditional Tortes, Tarts, Pies, Yule Logs Cupcakes & Cookies
Signature Vanilla Bean Ice Cream Sundae Bar
Gourmet Beverage Station with Fresh Brewed Coffee, Hot Cider & Hot Cocoa
Complimentary Champagne, Sparkling Cider & Mimosa
For the Kids
Carrot Sticks with Ranch ~ Macaroni & Cheese ~ Mini Cheese Pizza
White Meat Turkey & Mashed Potatoes ~ Corn Cobbettes
Adults ~ $49.00, Children Ages 6-12 ~ $24.50,
Children ages five & under ~ complimentary
Applicable Sales Tax and 18% gratuity will be added
Reservations are strongly recommended
Call 719.538.4060 or reserve online at OpenTable.com
We hope you'll be joining us at Cheyenne Mountain Resort over the holidays. More information on our resort, our holiday dinners and our holiday packages can be found on our website.
Join us here at Cheyenne Mountain Resort on Wednesday, December 24th in our Mountain View Restaurant from 6:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. for our Christmas Eve Dinner in Colorado Springs. The holiday time can get busy and stressful. Set aside this special time for you and your family to relax and enjoy. Our delicious Christmas Eve Dinner will add wonderful memories to this extraordinary time of the year.
Christmas Eve Dinner
December 24th
6:00 – 10:00 p.m.
Chestnut Soup
Meat & Cheese Display
Pacific Smoked Salmon with Traditional Accompaniments
Assorted Pates & Crackers
Smoked Rocky Mountain Trout
Iced Seafood Display—Oysters, Shrimp, Snow Crab
Clams Casino & Oysters Rockefeller
Fresh Mesclun Greens with Assorted Condiments & Dressings
Cranberry Waldorf Salad
Roasted Beet & Bleu Cheese Salad
Orechiette & Fennel Salad
Freshly Baked Artisan Breads & Rolls
From the Hearth
Carved Prime Rib of Beef
Au Jus, Creamy Horseradish, Peppercorn Demi-Glace
Grilled Pacific Salmon
Pink Peppercorn Butter
Lavender Pork Loin with Smoked Bacon,
Mushroom Ragout & Cherry Demi-Glace
Pan Roasted Sea Bass with Melted Leeks
Chicken Forestiere with Porcini Cream
Harvest Blend of Wild Rice
Mosaic of Vegetables
Whipped Cream Cheese Potatoes
On the Sweeter Side
Spiked Egg Nog Mousse, Holiday Cupcakes, Pumpkin Cheesecake
Assorted Yule Logs, Holiday Cookies, Assorted Petite Desserts
Chocolate Fountain with Traditional Accompaniments
Gourmet Beverage Station with Fresh Brewed Coffee, Hot Apple Cider,
M&M Hot Cocoa & Egg Nog
For the Kids
Carrot Sticks with Ranch ~ Macaroni & Cheese ~ Mini Cheese Pizza
White Meat Turkey ~ Mashed Potatoes ~ Corn Cobbettes
Adults $46.00, Children Ages 6-12 $23.00,
Children ages five and under are complimentary
Applicable Sales Tax and 18% gratuity will be added to groups of 6 or more
Reservations are strongly recommended
Call 719.538.4060 or reserve online at OpenTable.com
We hope you'll be joining us for our Christmas Eve Dinner in Colorado Springs.
More information on Cheyenne Mountain Resort, our special holiday packages and upcoming holiday dinners can be found on our website.
Cheyenne Mountain Resort would like to wish everyone a
happy & healthy holiday season!
We hope you'll be joining us at our Thanksgiving Day Buffet this week but if your plans don't include us this holiday be sure to check out all of our upcoming holiday dinners and treat yourself to a relaxing and delicious meal with us.
If you'll be staying with us over the holiday season and taking advantage of our Cheyenne Holiday or Mistletoe Magic packages you'll be able to enjoy all of our special holiday activities taking place:
~ Complimentary Elf turndown service on Friday or Saturday with milk and cookies and a gift for your child
~ Build your own Hot Cocoa or Hot Toddies on Friday
~ Gourmet Caramel Apple Bar on Saturday
~ Live Holiday Music on Friday and Saturday evenings featuring Laura Rupejko, Premier Jazz and Bass and Cello Holiday Music with Stephanie and Renee
Don't forget our Mistletoe Magic Romantic Hotel Package in Colorado Springs is available December 1st through December 31st and is the perfect holiday gift for a loved one or anyone wanting to plan that special Christmas engagement.
We look forward to the holidays here at Cheyenne Mountain Resort and hope we'll be a part of your magical memories during this special season.


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SAN MATEO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/21/13 -- AtHoc, Inc. (www.athoc.com), the pioneer and leader in emergency mass notification and crisis communication, today announced it has acquired California-based Alerting Solutions, Inc. (ASI), a provider of warning systems for homeland security and infrastructure protection used by national, state and local governments around the world.
The ASI acquisition extends AtHoc's product offerings, which combine the latest advances in mobile, cloud, multi-media and social networks to enable enterprise-class unified emergency communications for the defense, homeland security, government, healthcare and industrial markets. ASI will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of AtHoc. ASI founder and renowned homeland security expert Efraim Petel will continue to lead ASI as chief executive officer and will also serve as an AtHoc vice president.
The acquisition gives AtHoc and ASI customers one-stop shopping for a complete and fully integrated suite of crisis communication capabilities. ASI, headquartered in Martinez, Calif., is a recognized innovator in bringing IP-based technologies to the emergency mass warning market. ASI has been a trusted and long-term OEM partner to AtHoc, providing IP and Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) based integration technology for fire alarms, indoor public address (PA) systems, outdoor sirens, digital displays, and radios. It also provides integration capabilities with the Emergency Alert System (EAS), NOAA Weather Radio and FEMA's Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS).
With the market presence and knowledge ASI brings, AtHoc now expands the markets it serves, including: homeland security from the federal level to the state and local level as well as international markets, critical infrastructure and industrial/petrochemical facilities protection. Some of ASI's customers include the government of Mexico for a national earthquake alerting system, the governments of Caribbean nations, State of Hawaii, Contra Costa County in California and its oil refineries, and various large industrial organizations. Solutions include covering industrial and infrastructure facilities as well as their surrounding cities and communities for notifying residents for such emergencies as biological, chemical, nuclear, severe weather, terrorist attacks and other threats.
"The world's most advanced and demanding customers continue to select AtHoc for our innovative and fully integrated, unified crisis communication solutions," said AtHoc CEO Guy Miasnik. "We are aggressively expanding through organic growth and strategic acquisitions. Alerting Solution's strength in homeland security and infrastructure protection reinforces our dynamic expansion plans in the U.S. and abroad. Their entire team is highly respected throughout the industry for their technical expertise, customer intimacy and market knowledge, so the synergies inherent in this relationship are exceptional."
"All of us at ASI are very proud of the company we've built, and we never stop seeking ways to enhance the offerings we provide for the safety and security of our loyal customers," said Efraim Petel, CEO of Alerting Solutions and AtHoc vice president. "After many years working collaboratively with AtHoc as a partner, it became self-evident that a more formal union of forces was a positive and strategic venue for both organizations to achieve our objectives of maintaining customer excellence and market leadership. The staff and leadership team at ASI are excited by this merger, and we are confident our combined customer base will experience many benefits."
According to Gartner "The need for EMNS continues to grow among governments, private enterprises, educational institutions and operators of critical infrastructures." Moreover, "As buyer needs mature around business continuity management (BCM), EMNS customers are increasingly looking for suite solutions to reduce vendor complexity. Consolidation is expected over the next five years with potential M&As in the facilities management; physical security; fire safety; crisis management; environmental, health and safety (EH&S); disaster event information analytics/situational awareness." - The Emergency or Mass Notification Service Market: Now and for the Next Five Years, authored by Roberta J. Witty, John Girard, January 2012.
About AtHoc
AtHoc is the pioneer and recognized leader in providing network-centric emergency mass notification systems to military, homeland security, government, healthcare, industrial, and commercial organizations. AtHoc's products are used for physical security, force protection, personnel accountability, recall and regulatory compliance. Millions of end-users worldwide, in organizations such as the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Transportation Security Administration, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, UCLA, Microsoft, and Raytheon rely on AtHoc's unified notification systems for their emergency alerting and critical communication needs. AtHoc was recently awarded Government Security News' (GSN) 2012 Homeland Security Award for Best Mass Notification System and has also been recognized by Gartner, Inc. as a leader in its Magic Quadrant for Emergency Mass Notification Services. For more information about AtHoc, please visit http://www.athoc.com
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The 3rd International Internet of @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that its Call for Papers is now open.
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In his General Session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Dave Wagstaff, Vice President and Chief Architect at BSQUARE Corporation, discuss the real benefits to focus on, how to understand the requirements of a successful solution, the flow of ... Feb. 1, 2015 03:45 PM EST Reads: 3,212 |
By Elizabeth White "People are a lot more knowledgeable about APIs now. There are two types of people who work with APIs - IT people who want to use APIs for something internal and the product managers who want to do something outside APIs for people to connect to them," explained Roberto Medrano, Executive Vice President at SOA Software, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at Cloud Expo, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Feb. 1, 2015 02:30 PM EST Reads: 2,817 |
By Liz McMillan We're no longer looking to the future for the IoT wave. It's no longer a distant dream but a reality that has arrived. It's now time to make sure the industry is in alignment to meet the IoT growing pains – cooperate and collaborate as well as innovate.
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By Carmen Gonzalez DevOps Summit 2015 New York, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that it is now accepting Keynote Proposals.
The widespread success of cloud computing is driving the DevOps revolution in enterprise IT. Now as never before, development teams must communicate and collaborate in a dynamic, 24/7/365 environment. There is no time to wait for long development cycles that produce software that is obsolete at launch. DevOps may be disruptive, but it is essential. Feb. 1, 2015 01:15 PM EST Reads: 2,821 |
By Elizabeth White The Industrial Internet revolution is now underway, enabled by connected machines and billions of devices that communicate and collaborate.
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2. Who does Chris see in the church?
3. What raiment does Albert don?
4. What will the man do to contact Chris?
5. What work does this woman tell Chris that Albert is doing?
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1. Why do you think Chris keeps staying around the Earth plane when it is so frustrating and sad to see Ann's grief?
2. What is the paradox about Ann and her wish to see Chris at Perry's seance?
3. How does Chris use gratitude to help his frame of mind and to reach out again to Ann?
4. What does Chris realize about his and Albert's conversation and what is the implication of this?
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