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CHANGING WORLD – The Tara Canyon I'd done this a hundred times before at dozens of different border crossings but, somehow, nothing prepares you for entering a country that's still synonymous with war. Behind me is Montenegro – which became Europe's newest country when it voted for independence from Serbia in May 2006. A few hundred yards ahead – just beyond the rather stern looking guard – is Bosnia where more than 100,000 people were killed just over a decade ago. The pictures of death, destruction and other unspeakable horrors that were a daily feature on our TV screens have helped cement a vision of the former Yugoslavia in our minds. While many of the newly independent states have largely moved on in the popular psyche – Bosnia hasn't. It was the Iraq of the mid 1990's – and although it's peaceful now, as you approach the border its hard not to remember what happened here. I shouldn't really be scared as my destination isn't Bosnia at all. Crossing the border is just a formality as I'm actually heading to the Tara River which, for a short distance, acts as a "no man's land" between these two tiny states. It's not just the history of this place (and the gruffness of the border guard) that's disturbing me but also that, at this stunning setting, I'd decided for the first time to try white water rafting. "Don't worry," said our guide Jorvan as I squeezed into the smelly wetsuit he handed me, "Keep your feet under the ropes and you won't fall out." He clearly had more confidence in my abilities than I did. The Tara River is a little bit special. Along with the surrounding Durmitor National Park – which is like a cross between the Alps and Dartmoor – it's UNESCO protected. The river is a deep turquoise colour and the water is so pure we could scoop it up and drink it. The canyon through which it flows is one of the deepest, and most spectacular, in the world. "Row," yelled our captain Milo as a particularly heavy rapid threw our raft what felt like a dozen feet in the air. A collection of gapes and gawps followed from the multi- national collection of adventurers who were sharing the bright yellow rubber craft with me, as one of our oars broke loose and drifted away. It was expertly rescued by the skipper of our sister boat which was following us downstream. French, Germans, Brits and Hungarians were all represented in the two craft but despite the international flavour of our expedition the Tara Canyon is still well off the main tourist track. You need to be pretty determined to get here. It's several hours from Montenegro's blossoming coastal resorts – and even further from the Bosnian capital Sarajevo. However, in Montenegro at least, the tourist potential of the Tara Canyon is starting to be recognised. Thus far, development's been slow and sympathetic to the environment. Rather than building big gaudy hotels, local Montenegrins have, instead, invested in Andy Milburn T: 07956 374680 email@example.com self-contained eco-friendly accommodation. The series of small wooden cabins they've constructed are designed to appeal to those who love the outdoors. It's a niche market but one which will appreciate the sensitivity with which the natural world is being treated. There's a catch. While the war that ravaged the former Yugoslavia couldn't destroy the Tara – there's a real prospect that the economic development that comes with peace could. It's neither hotels nor visitors that pose the real threat – that comes from the huge, and growing, demand for power in the Balkans. For some years a hydro-electric project's been proposed that would involve damming the river. The Montenegrin government initially backed the plans but did a u-turn in the face of strong protests from UNESCO and environmentalists. A unanimous vote in Parliament against the scheme also went some way to persuading them to change their minds. The greens won that first battle – but it was just the opening salvo in what seems set to be a long war. A few months ago another hydro-electric scheme was proposed – and even if it fails, with the region industrialising fast, it may be difficult for future governments to resist such a potentially cheap, and plentiful, source of electricity. They've done it before. In 1975 the Mratinje Dam, one of Europe's highest, was built across the nearby Piva River – which flows into the Tara. As well as generating huge amounts of electricity the dam also created the huge manmade Lake Piva which now fills miles and miles of canyon, dominating the area. "Row," yelled Milo again as a huge rock appeared in front of our tiny vessel, spinning us 180 degrees as we slid past it and brushed the canyon wall. We'd successfully negotiated the last powerful rapid on our 20km journey – and on our gentle drift back I was left to ponder the future of this river. It's ironic that tourism – which destroys so many places – could actually save this one. The more people that know about the Tara Canyon – the more people that visit it – the harder it will become for politicians and big business to destroy it. As I remove my wetsuit and jump in the jeep that will take us back to base I'm once again filled with a sense of fear. Not because of what happened on one side of the border or the other but for what the magnificent Tara Canyon will look like if I ever come back. WORDS: 919 Andy Milburn T: 07956 374680 firstname.lastname@example.com
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Hello all,
I have had my wonderful spider plant since 2008, it was given to me as a dorm warming gift when I was a resident advisor and I almost killed it but I saved it and it has been thriving ever since. It went on a long road trip and back when I moved down south to North Carolina for 8 months and then back up to upstate New York. I re-potted the plant and removed all of the babies (he was happily root bound and shooting out gazillions of them, 16 total). This re-potting occurred in late April, early May on one of the first super nice days we had. I used Miracle grow potting mix like I have in the past and gently cleaned out the mass of roots and removed old soil. The plant had not been re-potted for at least two years, so he was in need of it. After the transplant he was happy and looking good. Lately my plant has been a bit limp. I was out of the country for a week and left my sister in charge of watering with detailed instructions, all my plants survived and look great, except my spider plant. I see new growth which is good. There are two plants in the pot, it has been that way since it was given to me and I would like to keep it that way. one plant is happy, leaves are variegated and perky, the other side is droopy and a good number of the leaves feel soft. The plant also has a good amount of leaf burn on the sides of the leaves, from when I was living with my mom and didn't have it in the best location. I currently have it in an east facing window and am wondering what is causing the soft leaves. Some have turned completely brown, starting at the tip and working its way up the leaf and have fallen off. I water when the soil is dry, usually about 1 and 1/2 to 2 weeks depending on conditions of the apartment, I have never fertilized my plant other than the fertilizer that is in the soil to begin with.
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The damage was probably done while you were away. It would have been much easier to overwater the plant shortly after repotting (since the bigger pot can hold more water), especially for somebody who isn't familiar with the plant.
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Edinburgh have bolstered their second-row resources with the signing of Cheetahs second-row Izak van der Westhuizen on a two-year deal.
The lock has played in all 12 of the Cheetahs' Super Rugby games this season and will play alongside the likes of Sean Cox, Grant Gilchrist and Steven Turnbull next term. Van der Westhuizen will arrive at Murrayfield in October due to the Currie Cup and has highlighted Edinburgh's style of rugby as one reason behind him opting to swap Super Rugby for the RaboDirect PRO12.
"I want to test myself against the top players in Europe so when I found out Edinburgh Rugby were looking for a player with my skill-set, I was desperate to sign," van der Westhuizen said. "I like the pace the boys play with, it's very similar to a Super Rugby style which gives me a lot of confidence that I'll fit in well.
"I run the set-piece for the Cheetahs but, when the ball's in play, I like to be in the centre of the park getting stuck into the physical side of the game and hitting rucks."
Van der Westhuizen's signing follows in the footsteps of WP Nel, Ben Atiga, John Yapp and Richie Rees in signing for the Heineken Cup semi-finalists and coach Michael Bradley is looking forward to the squad pushing on next term.
"Over the course of this season we have been putting the right building blocks in place to tackle what is arguably the most eagerly anticipated season in the club's history," Bradley said. "Reaching the Heineken Cup semi-final set the benchmark for our players' performance so we have recruited and retained a number of key players to bring consistency to our season and set a new standard for Edinburgh Rugby.
"The increased investment in our squad from Scottish Rugby will not only intensify the competition for places but means we will be on a much stronger footing to compete on all fronts, all season."
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Several athletes at South Lake High School recently signed letters of intent at a ceremony to celebrate their college choices. Congratulations to:
- Kevin Evans, RB – Northland Technical College (MN), Football
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- Fred Key, LB – Northland Technical College (MN), Football
- Dedrick Mack, OL\DL – Carson Newman University (TN), Football
- Nick Morey, LB – Jacksonville University, Football
- Angel Puente, K – Warner University, Football
Five other athletes were honored for their contributions to South Lake's football program and for their academic accomplishment. Each of them has a grade point average over 4.0. Combined, they passed eight 8 Advanced Placement exams and earned 75 college credits while dual enrolled in college during high school. They are:
- Rhys Armatti – Florida State University, Film and World History Major
- Franklin Fisher – Florida Atlantic University, Pre-Medical Science Major
- Anthony Giglia – University of Florida, Physical Therapy Major
- Steel Templin – Georgia Tech University, Nuclear Engineering Major
- Brady Walters – University of Florida, Mechanical Engineering Major
"At South Lake, we believe passionately that helping student-athletes 'get to the next level' is not all about simply helping a few kids play sports in college," said Principal Rob McCue "It is about nurturing an entire team to excel academically and make the best decisions for their futures. For some that means playing a sport in college, for others it means pursuing dreams of becoming doctors and nuclear engineers and having wonderful memories of their high school sport experiences. We could not be more proud of these seniors."
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Two South Lake High School sophomores will be honored by the St. Johns River Water Management District for submitting winning essays. Cameron Broughton will be recognized as a 2015 STEM Essay Award Recipient, and Justin Nelson will be recognized for an Honorable Mention. Both students and their parents are invited to receive their awards from the district's Executive Director and Governing Board members on April 14, STEM Day at the District. They will tour the district facilities in Palatka, FL, have lunch while they are there, and hear presentations from scientists, engineers, hydrologists, land managers and others.
The goal of the day is to allow the award recipients to learn more about careers in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math).
Cameron's essay was on prescribed fires. In it, he wrote: "Scientists have investigated and designed a way to set prescribed fires in the attempt to eliminate much of the devastation and destruction that is caused by unintentional or unforeseen fires. The effects of setting prescribed fires are the new life and well-designed changes that it can bring by attempting to control the outcome."
He wrote it in Shanna Steinberg's Honors Biology class for a semester project, and she submitted it for the contest. "Cameron has been nothing but the exemplary student in my class," she said. "Extremely respectful and motivated, he does nothing but excel in anything he puts his mind to. I am extremely proud of him, as I know his parents are as well."
Justin's essay was about water. "Homo sapiens are completely reliant upon water for their very survival. However, mankind goes on leaving water on their wayside as their canteen drips dry with no oasis in sight," he wrote. "Humans must learn the importance of water and why it is worth saving, how humans have and are currently wasting water, and what technology is currently being implemented to help this growing epidemic and what the average citizen may do to assist."
"Justin is an exceptional student of good character and a fine scholar,'' said Deane Marshall, his Honors Chemistry teacher. "He is a pleasure to teach."
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A South Lake High School student was recently ranked No. 1 among individual competitors in the FFA 2015 Middle and High School Floriculture Career Development Event. Cassandra Emelianchik received the state's highest individual score, and the South Lake High School team received the state's second highest team score.
The event is designed to stimulate interest in learning activities related to the floriculture industry, including the identifying plants, professionally handling business situations and raising awareness of safety issues. Participants were required to property identify plants, pests and tools related to Florida's floriculture industry. They had to complete written exams that tested their knowledge of horticulture. They also were presented with a variety of hazardous situations that could develop in a retail nursery, greenhouse or floral business, and were required to determine the most appropriate solutions to the problems. They had to complete a practicum on customer service as well, addressing effective customer communication, professional presentation, salesmanship, product displays and teamwork.
Congratulations to Cassandra, South Lake High and all of the Lake County schools who participated. They are listed with their rankings below:
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• No. 9 – Lake Minneola High School
• No. 17 – East Ridge High School
• No. 18 – Leesburg High School
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Students will compete next week in the first Lake County History Fair, part of the annual National History Day competition.
Each year, students around Florida participate in history fairs in their school districts to demonstrate their understanding of history as it relates to a theme. This year's theme is "Leadership and Legacy in History." Students use their historical inquiry and analysis skills to create an authentic and creative project. By participating in the history fair students will develop interviewing skills and confidence, as well as twenty-first century skills needed for the workplace.
The public is invited to attend the Lake County History Fair, sponsored by the district's Academic Services Unit, on Saturday, March 21, 2015. Projects will be on display for the public to view from 4:30 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. at Windy Hill Middle School cafeteria. The awards ceremony will follow from 5:15 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. in the cafeteria at Windy Hill Middle School.
Schools conducted history fairs on their campuses and selected top candidates to represent their schools at the district level in the following categories: Exhibit, Historical Paper, Documentary, Website and Performance. Projects will be judged by a panel the morning of the fair.
Students who win the county fair will move on to the Florida State History Fair in Tallahassee on May 3-5, 2015.
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The program is a collaborative effort involving five partners – Lake County Schools, Lake-Sumter State College, South Lake Hospital, the University of Central Florida and Montverde Academy. It is designed to prepare students for careers and/or additional college study in one of the fastest growing fields in the nation.
"These entities have worked together to forge a partnership that will spur a passion for health care and science, technology, engineering and math in our young people in Lake County,'' David Christiansen, Ed.D., Chief Academic Officer at Lake County Schools, said during a ceremonial signing event on March 3 at Lake-Sumter State College. "It's exciting to consider how the future of our county will be impacted by this partnership."
Initially, the HSCA will accept students in south Lake schools who will enter the ninth grade in the fall of 2015. While attending their zoned high schools as freshmen and sophomores, students will participate in health science exploration activities and events at South Lake Hospital and Lake-Sumter State College. As juniors and seniors, students will take classes at the college's South Lake Campus and participate in internships at South Lake Hospital.
Parents in south Lake will receive more information about the HSCA in the mail and at their students' schools this month.
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Being a new father… hell, even that statement feels odd still to type that, but I do have to say how much I love watching the excited on my daughter's face, even at 3 months old, from Sesame Street. Totally rediscovered this for the first time in decades and the show has totally reinvented itself. Totally entertaining for the kids and the parents that sit through it for the full hour. They've taken cues to leverage celebrity appearances like Yo Gabba Gabba and mixing up the shorts into a variety of mediums (3D animation, 2D, illustration, video, etc.)
I wanted to share this great clip featuring one of my favorite comedians, Ricky Gervais. I'm amazed at the flack regarding the "Celebrity Lullaby" song, but I think it's awesome. Yeah, why not point out there are celebrities on this show? It's what keeps parents tuned in with the kids rather than plopping them down and walking away.
It proves why Sesame Street is such a great show. They've adapted to the times and needs of parents and kids. This clip is brilliant. But check out the insane comments on YouTube. Adults breaking down to f-bombs between each other.
Anyway, happy new year to everyone. It feels like it's been 3 years packed into one, but the third act at the end of this year brought us our daughter, and I'm forever grateful for that. Here's to 2010 and maybe more time to blog. I doubt it… but whatevs.
Happy 9-9-09! No need to talk about Beatles Rock Band or other wacky product launches… or movie launches!
So… I came across another fake PSA and I had to start rambling about how much I love this…
The growing trend for big blockbuster movies is to engage it's fans months and months before a films release. Build up the hype online for a fraction of the cost during a week of filming, right? Even the dollar amount for the execution is just a fraction of the media buy for the commercials and trailers.
At first I was extremely impressed with the District 9 and the various sites in it's world… I mean there was a political cause at hand… Humans vs. the Non-Humans. Which side are you on and where do you make your stand. Explore the fictional world… what's the controversy of their occupation (or are we keeping them here, etc.)
I dream of working on programs that go this deep… that take the narrative beyond the movie. Sort of between the pages of the script so you have this backstory that goes deeper. Heroes has been quite successful in the past 2 years doing this with the TV medium… but to see in spike so quickly and disappear online for movies, just blows me away. It's like plotting an elaborate story for people to discover hidden nuggets. Not really an ARG… I don't know what to call it. Online Narrative Immersion? Is that catchy?
And why not another fake PSA for ya?
District 9 Sites:
Holy crap! That's a ton of content. It's beautiful, trippy, and keeps you snooping around for more and more.
Then I saw the sites for the new film 2012… and was simply blown away by the details of its online universe. First thing, The Institute for Human Continuity. Just as much info as a real .GOV website.
It goes even further… They have a twitter page with a sweepstakes for fanboys that caught on early… but then it plays the other side just like District 9 with the counter-blog called This Is The End. Of course, the hero of the movie has his own site for his upcoming book, which, by the way, predicted this whole 2012 crap: Farewell Atlantis.
Explore the sites… see the movies. The trend will continue to grow. Some do it better than others. (For instance, Gamer has a bunch of random sites…. Dancing ARG Girls from Society which is kind of quick buzz generator, but then it stops there.)
Some cinematic experiences won't have sequels, but hope to hook fans before the movie is in the can. I think if you're pursuing the right audience, they'll play along because they (we) hunger for unique content. We want to play along in the story, no matter how crazy it may be.
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Cheers to everyone this Sunday…
I think that's the best way to describe this thing. Probably produced during the Super Bowl Shuffle hype… even that thing was bad. But this is even worse. I can't sit through this in one sitting, so I'm posting it here so I can return to it when I need a boost to my self-esteem.
I found this after bouncing between deal mall blogs and economic blogs. Do we need grocery middlemen/women… do they still exist?
I think all sports teams need an awkward theme song for every championship season.
Well, maybe not recession proof, but I love this site You have to check out the Zune Pass microsite from Microsoft. Wes Moss makes a good case for the subscription model, especially since I have no free cash to buy music anymore. Too bad I don't own a PC. Probably the one set back I can see right now to my Mac.
I worked on a promotional website for another financial institution a while back and wanted to do something very similar to this. The chips didn't fall in our favor and we went another route… but I'm glad someone slapped this crap together. It seems really cliche, but I think it works. People get this sort of thing: Basic economics of saving… a smart dude telling you how much you can save with clean design and simple comparisons. I love this and wanted to share. The banner ad took me from Last.fm to the microsite and I wanted to subscribe… yet, can't. Brilliant.
This is also a reason why I don't like iTunes… if I'm going to pay that much, might as well buy the CD and have copies in multiple places. And even though iTunes now has DRM free music, it still still irks me to download music from them unless I'm desperate to hear some random Jesus Jones track. Remember them? Eh?
Well, not really vintage… and not really viral… but I remember back when Ran and I would laugh hysterically because of these clips. I don't know why I loved them so much, but after all these years, they still resonate and I still dust off quotes from them.
This clip dates back to the late 90s… pre-YouTube. Ha. I do love the fact that I can find almost anything on YouTube. I give you the 1988 Dodge Aries For Sale:
And then there's this one. This is a series of spots for Fox Sports Network that were run around 2002 I think.
Alan and Jerome, you are a delight…
Okay… back to extreme house cleaning.
Trust in Advertising and Marketing… viral pull can be dangerous… apologies to Frank and team.
Now I can see why it needed to be pulled down. Might not have been as good as some of the other parody stuff we've seen before like the "Truth in Advertising" series. First picked up on this at AdRants but the video was pulled. Still, a funny write up on it… wroth a read:
We all know clients can be abusive assholes but a good agency knows how to deal with difficult clients. It doesn't curl up in the fetal position. It doesn't bend over and say pack my fudge. And it doesn't create some whiny-ass "disease" so pansies without a backbone can blame a medical issue for their lack of client management skills.
If you haven't seen the work of Passion Pictures, you should totally take a look at their site. Located in the UK, they've been a part of some amazing campaigns… and I recently discovered that they're the ones that put together the opening sequence for the new Beatles Rock Band game coming out this September. Yeah… 09.09.09.
Number 9, Number 9, Number 9… I wonder if they put this off just so they could land that date. Watch it now:
With the last CG Star Wars film and the onslaught of spin-off games and novels, it all tends to become a big blur. I mean, it's gorgeous, but I don't think it's written well. The last thing I was really happy with was the cartoon series on Cartoon Network. Remember that?
I can't keep up on the damn books nor do I have time to look at the games. However, this did catch my eye. I really wanted to see a whole film, not play the game. I mean, the game will be cool, but the comments sum it up from Topless Robot: "Stand back Hollywood and let the makers of video games show you how it's done." Powerful words as you look at the revue generated by games compared to films.
Well, don't know if you stop by this site, but it was broken for the last couple of weeks. Haven't had much time to maintain things, but I discovered that the SPAM comments broke the site somehow. It was quickly fixed with a new install of the akismet plugin and putting the API key in again. In addition, I found this "Did You Pass Math?" anti-spam comment plugin that I thought was groovy.
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September 28, 2011
Singing Group 'Il Voce' to Perform at Wilson on Oct. 15
The Canadian singing group, Il Voce, will bring its unique sound to open the Wilson College 2011-12 Performing Arts Series with a presentation at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct 15, in Thomson Hall's Alumnae Chapel.More
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Dr. Barbara Mistick to be Inaugurated Oct. 1 as Wilson's 19th President
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Wilson Soccer Loses Two on the Road
The Wilson College Soccer team had a tough time on the road in New York this past weekend.More
September 26, 2011
Wilson Hockey Defeated by Randolph-Macon College
The Wilson College Field Hockey team was defeated 3-0 by Randolph-Macon College on Sunday afternoon. Randolph-Macon started strong scored their first goal just under 2 minutes into the game.More
September 22, 2011
Wilson Soccer Drops Close Game to Trinity University
The Wilson College Soccer team lost 1-2 to Trinity University Wednesday afternoon. The two teams battled back and forth during the first half;More
September 21, 2011
The Phoenix Defeat the Bearcats 3-1
The Wilson Field Hockey defeated Saint Vincent College with a score of 3-1 Tuesday afternoon. All three of Wilson's goals came in the first half of play.More
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Wilson Soccer struggles against PS Berks
The Wilson College Soccer team struggled Saturday afternoon, suffering a 9-1 loss to Penn State Berks.More
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A barrette is a hair ornament that resembles a brooch and is clasped into the hair strictly for decoration or to secure hair in place. Instead of a pin mechanism on the reverse, a barrette has a bar across the center that hooks into a fastener at the opposite side. Hair is gripped by the resultant tension between the bar and the front section.
Barrettes are sometimes referred to has hair-slides or hair-clips.
|Front and Back of a Platinum and Diamond Barrette from the 1950's.
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Is there any case where a beheading is NOT a crime???
Where it's the sentence of the court being carried out.
[Pedant mode off]
Although even in this case I'd much rather not see it. Saw one a number of years ago, still haunts me occasionally.
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Most of the text discussing censorship specifically made mention of government, organizational and self-censorship.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship pretty much sums it all up.
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BS, driving because you enjoy it and driving fast are not synonymous.
I enjoy driving my old cars, still stick to the speed limits and follow the rest of the rules of the road, just take the long way home.
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there's a bevy of leftwing rags out there that talk about it every day
So what about the rightwing rags. Do they not exist, or just not give a fuck?
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Whereas they actually changed their APIs so frequently that the author of the one good plugin (FireGPG) gave up.
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The definition says nothing about who has access to keys, other than to say that the destination requires keys and knowledge of algorithms used.
It's still end-to-end encryption if a third party is responsible for generating keys and handing them out.
Think S/MIME and e-mail, a certificate authority generates keys for users to encrypt mail to each other. The mail is encrypted from end to end, but the keys are controlled by another party.
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"At 9 a.m. PT on Aug. 20, Linux kernel developer Greg Kroah-Hartman announced the 3.10.8 kernel update. At 3:44 p.m. PT, Kroah-Hartman announced the Linux 3.10.9 kernel."
So, it was a new release, not a re-release.
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Is there a reliable, secure alternative for email for a person like me? I'd prefer not to have to host it myself, I don't really think I have the skills, but if there's a package that's simple and reliable then that would be first prize. Basically anything to get my life out of Google's (and the FBI's) hands..."
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I'll be honest, today I tried and failed to synthesis Well Tempered Clavier part 2. But, as a consolation prise I got a lovely deep 'cello'.
Now, instruments of the violin family cannot be synthesised in any realistic way; they are just too complex (if someone does it - they are probably using samples directly - convolution with a sample also works). However, one can (I believe) capture their essence using first principles synthesis. The key ingredients are:
- Body resonance - if you think you have too much - you probably don't.
- Pitch variation due to bowing (as the string in stretched by the bow its pitch varies).
- A shockingly rattle at the top end which somehow works out because it is unstable.
- A shimmering stereo field cause but the sound being sent in all directions by the body of the instrument.
- A strong variation of the notes as they move in and out of resonance with the body.
- A very carefully tailored envelope.
- Vibrato and tremolo which is not just slapped on but moves and is subtle.
This is the Sonic Field blog so which of these came from the Waldorf Pulse 2 and which from Sonic Field?
2 and 3 were definitely aided by Sonic Field. The reverb had a chunk of excitation to it which built on top of chorusing. This along with the alive nature of the synth (being analogue) helped create this piece. It is not a cello but people tell me it sounds nice :)


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Checking out contractors and contracts that protect you
I wrote up this post for the kitchens forum on how to buy countertops, but am linking to it here because I included a lot of general information on how to find and background check a contractor, and on the type of protections that can be added to a contract to protect the homeowner:
If no contractors would agree, that would be troubling, (and would be an opportunity for a new company that was willing to provide such a contract to enter the market) - but I found that did not happen.
Here is my experience - perhaps typical? perhaps worse than usual? In any case, it demonstrates that some contractors will agree to these terms, and that bad things can sometimes happen if the steps are not followed:
For countertops: After getting recommendations from friends and looking online, I started with 7 fabricators to consider (not nearly all the ones in the Chicago area). I rejected 3 without requesting a quote based on their reviews and/or court cases. I contacted one who said they don't work with Quartzite. I got quotes from the remaining 3. One of those 3 decided not to work with me based on my contract requests. One of them I decided not to work with because their price was a bit high and their response times during the sales process were erratic. One of them agreed to all my terms and had the lowest price, and I seriously considered them, but I rejected them in the end because I felt they were not being sufficiently transparent in their process. The remaining one had no negative reviews online at all, was perfectly responsive throughout the process, talked through the contract terms with me and came to ones we both were comfortable with, was the only one willing to do the work without a seam between the sink and the stove, and showed me with physical templates made of wood that it would work, and generally has been responsive and responsible in every way.
For a GC, the first time, I did not follow any of this advice. I lost more than 15 thousand dollars and 6 months of having a livable home to a fraudulent contractor. The second time, I followed these steps. It took a lot of contractors before I found one with a price I found reasonable and with workman's comp, but the first such contractor I found did agree to my contract terms - they made him a little nervous initially, but we talked it through and he became comfortable, and has done a great job and fixed the only mistake he has made free of charge and free of disupte.
For a flooring contractor and an electrician, I followed some of this advice - checked reviews, but I didn't go through every detail ahead of time nor did I put everything explicitly in the contract - and I got middling results - basically competent electrical work that was 1/3 over budget and had a non-safety-related code violation in it, a floor finished in the wrong color because he didn't know that was one of the properties of the finish he used, which he will refinish for free, but he was difficult to deal with around it and he won't refund any $ for the hassle nor for the fact I lose 1 of the 3 refinishings the floor can have.
Yes, the process I've described is much more work up front than picking the first number out of the phone book. But it gives me tremendous confidence in the companies I have selected, and I find that often I pay either way - either up front with due diligence, or later with problems. Is it scary to have a reputable contractor say they won't work with you because the think you are being unreasonable or too picky? Yes, somewhat. Is it scarier to have something go wrong and realize you have never discussed that scenario and your contract doesn't protect you? For me, definitely. Up to the reader to decide what you prefer - after all the difficulties I've had with contractors, I much prefer due diligence and the peace of mind that comes with it.
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Kaspersky Lab outs "Machete" malware targeting Spanish speakers
The "Machete" cyberattack targeted Spanish speaking residents of Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela, and the malware was recently noted by security firm Kaspersky Lab. The targeted attack campaign likely launched in 2010 and was improved in 2012, with the Machete operation still potentially active. The malware is sent as a RAR file attachment that includes a PowerPoint presentation, researchers noted.
The malware can log keystrokes, capture geolocation data, capture screenshots, record audio from PC microphone, take photos via Web camera, and copy files to a remote server, among other similar cybercriminal activities.
There were 85 victims in Colombia, 282 victims in Ecuador, and 372 victims in Venezuela, though also found 45 victims in Russia and small numbers of victims in the United States and Europe. Much like other malware distribution, the criminals rely on social engineering to trick users to unknowingly install it on their machines.
Diaspora social networking site can't stop Islamic State messages
Social media service Diaspora, an open source, decentralized service consisting of individual nodes, utilizes thousands of private servers. Unfortunately, there isn't a way for the Diaspora project team to edit or remove content from a network node, and that's likely why IS chose it.
After being booted from Twitter and other social networking sites, the Islamic State is looking for new alternatives. In an attempt to spread images, videos and published propaganda to shock the west and appeal to new recruits, IS wants to have a collection of social media accounts to use.
"As many of the members of the core team are pod administrators ourselves, we know it can be hard to detect such users," the Diaspora blog reads. "We rely on our community members to use the report function to alert their podmin to any post or comment they believe to be a cause for concern. However, because this is such a crucial issue, we have also accumulated a list of accounts related to IS fighters, which are spread over a large number of pods, and we are in the process of talking to the podmins of those pods."
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iMessage getting slammed by spammers, Apple facing criticism
Apple iMessage now accounts for more than 30 percent of all mobile spam messages sent to users, with cybercriminals easily able to send messages to a large number of users. To better combat spam messaging, Apple previously put in place iMessage rate-limiting, as hackers last year were able to send a large volume of messages with little resistance. However, it still remains a lucrative tool for cybercriminals to use for spam and phishing attacks, with the problem seemingly out of control.
To register for an iMessage account, a criminal simply needs a victim's linked email address - a mobile phone number isn't required. Security experts have seen message come from U.S. companies such as Microsoft's Hotmail to China's Yeah.net, indicating a large number of accounts have been created to send out spam.
Trying to report iMessage spam abuse is a tiresome, annoying process: users must email Apple, including a screenshot of the spam message, email address or phone number of sender, along with the date and time the message was sent by the spammer.
Universities struggle with cybersecurity efforts to keep data safe
U.S. universities face a bigger threat of security data breaches than the retail and healthcare sectors, according to a recent study published by BitSight. As the school year begins again, hackers are preparing to target universities once again, the report said.
Using data based on major athletic conferences, including the Pacific-12, Big 10, Big 12, Southeastern Conference, Atlantic Coast Conference and Ivy League from July 2013 to June 2014, all divisions saw a drop in cybersecurity performance.
"From Social Security and credit card numbers to health records and intellectual property produced by research departments, colleges and universities house a vast amount of sensitive data," said Stephen Boyer, BitSight co-founder and CTO, in a statement to FierceCIO. "While not surprising given the unique challenges universities face securing open campus networks, it's concerning to see that they are rating so far below other industries that we've seen plagued by recent security problems."
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UPS Store confirms data breach, with customer data at risk
The UPS Store suffered a data breach at 51 retail locations across the United States, with 105,000 customer transactions, ranging from January 20 to August 11, at risk due to the security incident. If you've shopped at the UPS Store, you're urged to visit the company's website to identify if your UPS Store location was compromised - individual notification letters will not be sent out.
To date, there has been no evidence of fraud related to the incident, with malware found on the company's network. Names, postal addresses, payment information and email addresses are at risk, but it's unknown how many customers might have been affected.
"As soon as we became aware of the potential malware intrusion, we deployed extensive resources to quickly address and eliminate this issue," said Tim Davis, UPS Store President, in a statement. "Our customers can be assured that we have identified and fully contained the incident."
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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission was hacked multiple times
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) was "successfully hacked" at least three times in the past few years, with two of the data breaches conducted by hackers overseas, according to records. One breach took places due to a phishing attack that was sent to more than 200 NRC employees, with a successful logon-credential harvesting attempt. At least 12 employees opened an enclosed link in the email, indicating there is still work to be done to better educate employees against opening suspicious emails.
A different attack also utilized a phishing attack that redirected employees to malware spread via Microsoft SkyDrive, with "one incident of compromise and the investigation tracked the sender to a foreign country."
"The few attempts documented in the OIG Cyber Crimes Unit report as gaining some access to NRC networks were detected and appropriate measures were taken," said David McIntyre, NRC spokesman, in a statement to the media.
Continue reading 'U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission was hacked multiple times' (full post)
Ponemon Institute: 90% of healthcare companies lose patient data
The healthcare industry is still being slammed by cyberattacks, with 90 percent of organizations losing patient data at one time or another, according to research from the Ponemon Institute. It's a frightening thought because the medical industry faces more data breaches than the military and banking industries combined.
Cybercriminals have shown great interest in targeting the healthcare industry, as stolen records are worth more on the underground market. Credit card information can fetch around $1 per stolen record, but medical data earns up to $50+ per stolen credential.
"They can't keep up [with hackers]," said J.D. Sherry, Trend Micro security firm adviser for hospitals and healthcare organizations. "Their resources are tremendously overwhelmed. With day-to-day business, IT security is not top of mind."
Continue reading 'Ponemon Institute: 90% of healthcare companies lose patient data' (full post)
Pro-Syrian hackers using malware to launch attacks against rivals
Pro-Syrian hackers are using WhatsApp, Facebook, YouTube and Viber to share malware that is aimed at activists fighting for a regime change in Syria. In addition to Syrian Internet users, people were also targeted in the United States, France, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Palestine, Israel, Morocco and Lebanon, security researchers noted.
The malware is using remote access tools (RATs) and being shared to groups that support Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The RAT technology are able to compromise PCs and systems in which they are installed, with attackers stealing credentials, remotely turning on microphones and video cameras, and controlling the infected PCs.
"Total Network Monitor (which is a legitimate application) is inside another sample found, being used with embedded malware for spying purposes," according to Kaspersky Lab researchers. "Offering security applications to protect against surveillance is one of the many techniques used by malware writing groups to get users desperate for privacy to execute these dubious programs."
Continue reading 'Pro-Syrian hackers using malware to launch attacks against rivals' (full post)
Pakistani cyberespionage efforts maturing from simple hacktivism
Coordinated state-sponsored cyberattacks are nothing new, but it looks like Pakistan wants to evolve from simple hacktivism and mature into official cyberespionage. Recent collaborative research from FireEye and ThreatConnect noted advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks dating back to early 2013, which is more common from organized cyberattackers.
The Bitterbug malware, for example, uses US virtual private servers and is designed to steal information and send it back to its operator overseas. It appears that a hosting provider in Pakistan leases the ability to operate a command and control server from a U.S. provider.
"Adversaries are masking their exploitation operations behind U.S. infrastructure and targeting U.S> and international victims," said Rich Barger, ThreatConnect Director of Intelligence Research, in a press release. "These adversaries are purporting to be legitimate organizations and abusing unwitting service providers."
Continue reading 'Pakistani cyberespionage efforts maturing from simple hacktivism' (full post)
Community Health Systems confirms up to 4.5M at risk from data breach
The Community Health Systems (CHS) suffered a data breach in April and June that has affected up to 4.5 million of the company's patients. Although payment information wasn't taken, patient names, addresses, birthdates, telephone numbers, and Social Security numbers were compromised during the breach.
The attack likely was an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) originating from China, in an effort to steal bulk data which can be used later. APTs are targeted attacks designed to circumvent modern firewalls, antivirus and antimalware solutions used by companies.
"The company has confirmed that this data did not include patient, credit card, medical, or clinical information," Community Health noted in a statement to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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Daily Blogwatch: The Best Biotech Arbitrage Right Now
Among today's top online stories for investors: The single best biotech opportunity right now; how quantitative easing works; and six stocks bullish insiders are buying like crazy.
Among today's top online stories for investors: The single best biotech opportunity right now; how quantitative easing works; and six stocks bullish insiders are buying like crazy.
Novartis will discontinue studies of an experimental lung-cancer cancer drug because of disappointing trial results.
At a liver disease conference in Boston, one of the highlights is expected to be reports from Achillion about its novel hepatitis C treatments, especially ACH-1625. The buzz is growing stronger that the little biotech is attracting the attention of some players in Big Pharma.
GlaxoSmithKline Plc agreed to pay $750 million to settle charges that the drug making giant sold contaminated anti-nausea medication and baby ointment made at a now-closed Cidra plant in Puerto Rico.
Tiny, little-known biotech Clinical Data has developed a potential blockbuster drug called Vilazodone. If OK'd, it would be the first new depression treatment in 15 years. Its potential is so huge that several Big Pharmas are said to looking to buy the startup.
Genzyme, which makes drugs to treat leukemia and multiple sclerosis, has rejected the hostile takeover bid from French drugmaker Sanofi-Aventis.
At a recent life-sciences conference in Stockholm, execs of several U.S. and foreign biotechs clashed with Big Pharma in a lively debate on the merits of their respective goals and products. The result, however, was a stand-off.
Drugmaker Alkermes said Tuesday it has received U.S. approval to market its addiction medication for use in patients addicted to narcotics like heroin and morphine.
There's a new plot twist in the takeover battle between French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi-Aventis and U.S. drugmaker Genzyme. A regulatory filing made by Genzyme on Thursday claims Sanofi may be willing to go much higher than its current $69 bid -- a claim the French company disputes.
Dendreon's Provenge, which targets prostate cancer, catapulted that company's stock to record highs recently. Prima Biomed's CVac works similarly, but it has the potential to target multiple forms of cancer, giving the Australian company an intriguing future.
Drugmaker Bristol-Myers Squibb plans to buy ZymoGenetics, its partner in developing a hepatitis C treatment, for $885 million.
One of the most interesting merger and acquisition sagas of the past month is no doubt the French drugmaker Sanofi-Aventis' (SNY) courtship of rare-disease biotech Genzyme (GENZ). On Monday, Genzyme has confirmed that it has received Sanofi's unsolicited proposal of $69 per share in cash, adding its the board of directors unanimously rejected the proposal -- again.
Pharmaceutical giant Sanofi-Aventis is unwilling to pay more than $70 a share in its bid to buy biotech firm Genzyme, media outlets reported Wednesday. If a deal can't be reached, the French drugmaker may consider alternative takeover targets.
Hilary Kramer recently recommended shares of Jazz Pharmaceuticals, which surged 16% on Wednesday before closing up just 3%. The reason: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the drug, used for narcolepsy, for fibromyalgia.Kramer also recommends two other biotech medical equipment companies with upside potential.
Several biotech stocks were on the move Monday after Deutsche Bank initiated coverage on some of them. The bank's analyst, Robyn Karnauskas, took a generally wary view on the biotech sector, only putting buy ratings on Gilead and Dendreon.
As the stock market falls, it may seem difficult to find stocks that will do well. But Hilary Kramer, who focuses on under the radar, game changing stocks, says there are some great opportunities among biotech and medical equipment companies.
French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi-Aventis sent a letter to major U.S. biotech firm Genzyme proposing a friendly takeover valued at $69 a share, or $18.4 billion. But that's significantly less than the offer of $80 a share, or $21.3 billion, that sources say Genzyme is looking for.
Genzyme Continues to Soar on Takeover Reports
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ZIOPHARM has enticed several major institutional investors to put their money in it. And it has an all-star group of cancer scientists joining its committee to design Phase 3 clinical trials for its chief product, Zymafos, a cancer treatment.
Its development of novel treatments for hepatitis C is leading Achillion to seek partnerships with major drugmakers. Many analysts see great potential for its drugs and expect it to strike one or more deals soon.
Spain may be embroiled in a credit crisis, but that hasn't stopped some of its companies from striking big deals. Take Grifols SA: The medical products developer has agreed to shell out $3.4 billion to acquire Talecris Biotherapeutics Holdings from private-equity firm Cerberus.
Abbott Labs announced it would acquire Facet Biotech for $27 per share. The friendly deal, which will enhance Abbott's pharmaceutical pipeline, is expected to close in the second quarter of this year and has been approved by the boards of both companies.
Biotech stocks surprised in 2009 by surging. Equally surprising was the robust performance of the young and small-cap crowd of mostly development-stage companies, which trumped their large-cap brethren. That pattern could prevail again this year.
Amgen, the world's largest biotechnology company, reported fourth-quarter results that missed Wall Street's expectations, as a 2% increase in sales failed to translate into a stronger bottom line.
If the health care bills in Congress become law, the biotech sector may become one of the biggest beneficiaries. Standard & Poor's identifies six stocks and mutual funds that stand to benefit the most from the changes.
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George Bradley
SYLVESTER - The funeral services for the late Mr. George Bradley of 924 West Street, Sylvester, GA, who departed this life on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 at Phoebe North Medical Center in Albany, GA, will be held on Saturday, March 1, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. from the New Beulah Grove Baptist Church in Sylvester, Georgia with the pastor, Reverend Karl Smith, officiating. Burial will follow in the Shepard Memorial Garden Cemetery in Sylvester, Georgia. Mr. George Lee Bush, also known as George Bradley, was born on May 20, 1931 in Isabella, Worth Community, Georgia.
He was educated in the Worth County Public School System at that time. George gave his life to Christ at an early age, was baptized, and joined the St. Paul Baptist Church in Isabella, Georgia.
George spent his entire life in Sylvester, Georgia, as he worked for Mitchell EMC for many years.
He leaves to cherish his memories his loving and devoted wife, Idell Brown Bradley; daughters, Sandra Bradley, Veronica "P.J." Bradley; sons, Charlie (Belle) Bradley, George (Irma) Bradley, Jr., Ronnie Joe Bradley, Coley Bradley, Ray Anthony Bradley, Jeffrey Bernard Bradley, Chandra (Vonda) Richardson; 30 grandchildren, 58 great grandchildren, 6 great great grandchildren, a sister-in-law, Katie Jean Bradley; and a host of other relatives and friends.
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