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Cybercrime's Favorite Target - The Crown Jewels in Your Databases
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Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly (Moderator); Patricia Zullo, Dir, Database Security Sales, McAfee; Chris Trautwein, ISO, (ISC)2;
Despite facing an ever-growing number of cyber-threats targeting highly sensitive and valuable information, many organizations fail to establish a last line of defense for their business-critical databases without compromising performance for threat protection. Join security experts from (ISC)2 and McAfee on August 16, 2012 at 1:00pm Eastern time for a discussion on how the right database security strategy and posture can help organizations of all sizes and types achieve robust security, continuous compliance, and optimal security management costs and practices.
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Using New Design Patterns to Improve Mobile Access Control
Aug 29 2013
5:00 pm
75 mins
Sid Mishra, Oracle; Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly
Security Briefings Part 3 - Using New Design Patterns to Improve Mobile Access Control
The widespread popularity of consumer mobile applications continues to influence how corporate applications are being created and deployed. IT teams who initially deployed web gates to manage HTTP based web applications are under pressure to support a whole new set of native mobile communications and security protocols.
On August 29, 2013 at 1PM Eastern, (ISC)2 and Oracle conclude their Security Briefings series with Part 3 as Oracle expert Sid Mishra joins Moderator Brandon Dunlap to discuss the patterns of mobile application access and the impact they have on your existing application infrastructure.
Optimizing Directory Architecture for Mobile Devices and Applications
Jul 25 2013
5:00 pm
75 mins
Etienne Remillon, Oracle; Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly
Security Briefings Part 2 - Optimizing Directory Architecture for Mobile Devices and Applications
Directories are the data stores of all modern Identity Management systems. Traditional directory architecture focused on a low number of directory writes and a very high level of reads.
The advent of mobile devices and applications has dramatically changed the access load patterns on modern directories. Mobile applications are connected 24/7 and brings significant new features such as location-based services. This has created a new performance demand for an increased number of directory writes and updates. Join (ISC)2 and Oracle on July 25, 2013 at 1PM Eastern for Part 2 of our Security Briefings series where moderator Brandon Dunlap and Etienne Remillon examine how load patterns are changing best practices to install and how to optimize your directory architecture to meet the demand.
Identity Auditing: Techniques for Reducing Operational Risk and Internal Delays
Jun 26 2013
5:00 pm
75 mins
Neil Gandhi, Oracle; Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly
Security Briefings Part 1: Identity Auditing: Techniques for Reducing Operational Risk and Internal Delays
Provisioning user identities and application accounts has evolved from the days of Helpdesk tickets and spreadsheet mapping to a new proactive standard of self service access requests, business based workflow approvals and automated certification.
Businesses that manage accounts throughout their lifecycle can lower risk due to access abuse and fraud, and can improve their compliance profile. Join (ISC)2 and Oracle on June 26, 2013 at 1PM Eastern for Part 1 of a new Security Briefings series. Moderator Brandon Dunlap and identity expert Jim Taylor of Oracle will discuss and identify common governance gaps, and explains how to take an intelligent risk based approach to account lifecycle management.
When Trust is Assumed - The Dangers of Failed Certificates
Jun 20 2013
5:00 pm
75 mins
Kevin Bocek, Head of Threat Research, Venafi; Richard Stiennon, Dir of Research, IT Harvest; Ray Potter, CEO, SafeLogic;
Today, every business and government is a target for data theft. Research shows 100% of all advanced attacks are a result of credential compromises and organizations are racing to add new layers of security to help detect and respond. But, are you still leaving the door open to advanced persistent threats (APTs) and targeted attacks? How can organizations mitigate this potential vulnerability and better manage their cryptographic infrastructure? Join (ISC)2 and Venafi on June 20, 2013 for a discussion on the failure of trust and how to improve your security posture.
Big Data and Internet of Things
May 23 2013
62 mins
Charlie McClain, PhD, CISSP, Capella University; Chris Blask, Chair, ICS-ISAC, Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly
More and more organizations are exploring the ramifications of Big Data on their enterprises. Deployments of Smart Meters to better manage the electric grid, Industrial Control Systems (ICS) across a variety of sectors, and the promise of always on and always connected systems are pushing organizations to gather more data than previously imagined. What are the implications from a privacy and intellectual property perspective and how can we as security professionals provide a level of control and risk management over the coming wave of The Internet of Things? Join (ISC)2 and Capella University on May 23, 2013 at 1:00pm Eastern for a discussion on these important concerns.
Who Shouldn't BYOD?
Apr 18 2013
60 mins
William Tworek, IBM; Spencer Wilcox, Excelon; Randy Sabett, Attorney; Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly
Face it, BYOD is already here, at least in parts of your enterprise. But, it is probably not the right solution for every part of the organization. By spreading the right message to the right people, you can slow this trend enough to identify who should, and who should not be connecting personal devices to the corporate network. Join IBM Software Group and (ISC)2 on April 18, 2013 at 1:00pm Eastern as we take a look at key factors in identifying off-limits employee groups and how to include Human Resources (policy), Legal (contracts), Finance (billing) and IT (purchasing) to craft a much more robust risk picture from which your stakeholders can make an informed decision about this strategy.
Security Briefings Part 3: Data Breaches are just the Tip of the Iceberg
Apr 4 2013
59 mins
Roxana Bradescu, Director of Product Management, Database Security, Oracle & Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly
Digital security is the new battleground and cyber criminals are focused on stealing corporate and government secrets for financial and strategic gain. With increasing internal and external attacks and stronger regulatory compliance enforcement, investing in data security is a top priority for organizations; yet, significant gaps still exist at the very core - the databases that house the crown jewels. Join (ISC)2 and Oracle on Apr 4, 2013 for the conclusion of our Security Briefings series as we summarize implementing an effective database security strategy by using administrative controls that can help organizations discover where sensitive data resides and who has privileged access to this data.
The State of Cloud Security 2013
Mar 21 2013
64 mins
Michelle Waugh, Sr. Dir. Security Solutions, CA: Larry Ponemon, Ph.D., Chairman, Ponemon Institute; John Howie, COO, CSA,
In May of 2010, CA and The Ponemon Institute released a survey in North America and Europe on the security of cloud applications, infrastructure and platforms. Almost 3 years have passed from that initial study and CA and Ponemon have decided to revisit the topic. What¹s changed in 3 years? Are the concerns the same or have they evolved? Have security threats changed to meet this new computing model? Have solutions kept pace? Are more standards in place? Join (ISC)2 along with CA, The Ponemon Institute and Cloud Security Alliance on March 21, 2013 for a discussion on the latest survey findings and what the industry thinks about cloud security issues.
Security Briefing Part 2: As Attacks Evolve, Can You Prevent Them?
Feb 21 2013
58 mins
Roxana Bradescu, Director of Product Management, Database Security, Oracle & Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly
The collaboration and sharing of information made possible by social media has enabled a new class of social engineering attacks, greatly increasing the risks posed by insiders for most organizations. Consider that LinkedIn searches for "Database Administrator" and "System Administrator" return over one million potential targets. In fact, stolen credentials were involved in 84% of the attacks that have resulted in over one billion records stolen from database servers. Join (ISC)2 and Oracle on February 21, 2013 for Part 2 of our Security Briefings series as we focus on database security and the preventive controls that can be used to mitigate the risks posed by insiders and attackers exploiting legitimate access to data and database infrastructure by adopting a defense-in-depth strategy.
Divining Meaning From Security Information
Feb 14 2013
63 mins
Michael Leland, McAfee; David Melnick, Deloitte; JJ Thompson, Rook Consulting; Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly
With modern enterprises generating hundreds of millions of log events per day, how is today's practitioner supposed to make sense of this deluge and distill from it actionable intelligence? To date, legacy SIEM implementations have relied on vast numbers of rules and correlation logic to separate the signal from the noise. With ever increasing data volumes this becomes a model that is difficult to scale.
To identify stealthy attacks, stop attacks before they become breaches and improve security defenses, organizations need stronger context, advanced analytics and dynamic access to data. Join us on February 14, 2013 at 1pm Eastern where (ISC)2 and McAfee & DynTek explore how SIEM implementations need to evolve to fight the increased sophistication of attacks and derive meaning from the ever growing masses of security data.
Security Briefings Series - The Easy Target: Your Unsecured Databases
Jan 31 2013
63 mins
Roxana Bradescu, Director of Product Management, Database Security, Oracle & Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly
Part 1: 60 Seconds to Infiltrate, Months to Discover
According to leading industry reports, 98% of breached data originates from unsecured database servers and nearly half are compromised in less than a minute! Almost all victims are not aware of a breach until a third party notifies them and nearly all breaches could have been avoided through the use of basic controls. Join (ISC)2 and Oracle on January 31, 2013 for Part 1 of our next Security Briefings series that will focus on database security and the detective, preventive, and administrative controls that can be put in place to mitigate the risk to your databases. There's no turning back the clock on stolen data, but you can put in place controls to ensure your organization won't be the next headline.
Taming the PCI Beast
Jan 24 2013
64 mins
Dave Anderson, Voltage Security; Aubrey Turner, Fishnet Security; Jeremy King, PCI Security Standards Council; B. Dunlap
Just about every company is conducting commerce over the internet. Because of this, compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard 2.0 (PCI DSS) has become a concern all the way to the boardroom. Yet, as we know from on-going headlines, data breaches are still happening. And on top of that, new threats and technologies are being introduced every day. What can your organization do to streamline the process, mitigate the problem and protect your company and your customers from data breach? Join (ISC)2 and Voltage Security along with FishNet Security on January 24, 2013 for our first ThinkTank Roundtable of the New Year as we discuss PCI and solutions to this important multi-faceted issue of payment security in a changing world.
Situational Awareness Meets Strong Authentication
Jan 17 2013
60 mins
Sean Brady, RSA; Chris Trautwein, (ISC)2; Andy Brorsen, Triumvir Corp; Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly
Security and risk professionals are increasingly turning to risk-based authentication as an alternative to other authentication solutions. Usability, ease of deployment, and the ability to work well on mobile devices are just some of the reasons driving the adoption of risk-based authentication in the enterprise. But even more important, rapid advances in cyber threats - from phishing to session hijacking - call for a new risk-based approach that allows for continuous learning of the environment and the user and enables authentication and access controls to be adjusted in real-time. Join (ISC2)2 and RSA on January 17, 2013 at 1:00pm Eastern for a discussion on risk, authentication and access control.
Identity is the New Perimeter part 6: Big Data and Identity
Dec 20 2012
62 mins
(ISC)2 and CA Technologies
It seems that all organizations are talking about these days is "Big Data". As security professionals, we all know that there are challenges in securing it, making it appropriately accessible and classifying the growing mountains of data. How do organizations deal with these issues, as well as adding the appropriate controls for identity and access to limit the disclosure and leakage of sensitive data. Join (ISC)2 and CA Technologies on December 20, 2012 at 1pm Eastern as we present the final part of our Security Briefings series on Identity and Access Management.
After the Storm - Cleaning up After a Malware Incident
Dec 13 2012
61 mins
Ryan Olson, Verisign; Roger Thompson, ICSA Labs; Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly
Chances are it'll happen to your organization. A large malware outbreak will hit and you'll have to deal with the incident itself and the aftermath. Join (ISC)2 and Verisign on December 13, 2012 for our next ThinkTank Roundtable for a discussion about best practices that can be used and the new processes that can be implemented. We'll also examine the skills that can be called into play to mitigate the damage and get the enterprise back up and running infection free.
Identity is the New Perimeter - Part 5: Social Identity
Nov 29 2012
61 mins
Juergen Schulze, CA; Ehud Amiri, CA; Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly
On the surface, leveraging social or consumer identities in the business world might not seem that useful. The truth is many organizations are finding that their marketing departments are active on the social networking front and trying to leverage more information from it. Being successful in this could prove to be a huge advantage. However, these disparate identities and the information gathered needs to be secured. How can a security department best work with the marketing department to connect and protect these identities? Is there a better way to capture online customers and identities? How does security become a business enabler in a situation like this? Join (ISC)2 and CA Technologies on November 29, 2012 as we continue our Security Briefings series
Identity is the New Perimeter Part 4: Identity and BYOD
Oct 25 2012
61 mins
Tyson Whitten, CA; Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly; Scott Morrison, CTO, Layer 7
The Bring Your Own Device [BYOD] trend is in full swing as the growth of
mobile devices within the enterprise explodes. How do you enable secure
data access for mobile applications? How do you deal with user
authentication? How do you allow broader adoption for enterprise
applications on user owned devices? Join (ISC)2 and CA for the next part
of our Security Briefings series on October 25, 2012 as we outline
solutions to these issues, explore different mobile security approaches,
and discuss, through case studies, how others have solved these problems.
Attacker Attribution - It¹s NOT Who You Think
Oct 18 2012
59 mins
Brandon Dunlap; Tom Kellermann, VP Cybersecurity, Trend Micro; Scott Aken, L-3 Communications, John Howie, COO, CSA
It seems as though every node on the Internet is under attack. As security practitioners, we spend most of our time and effort layering defenses and cleaning up the aftermath of these attacks often, without any idea who might be behind them. Chances are, the bad guys you think are attacking you aren¹t the guilty parties. Join (ISC)2 and Trend Micro for a roundtable discussion on cyber attacks, advance persistent threats (APTs) and the entities out there that are targeting and attacking networks and how to defend against them.
Identity is the new Perimeter: Part III Virtualization Challenges
Sep 27 2012
60 mins
Nimrod Vax, VP, Product Management - CA Technologies; Brandon Dunlap, Director of Research, Brightfly.
Virtualization Challenges for Privileged Identities
(ISC)2 is excited to bring you part 3 in their Security Briefings Series, "Virtualization Challenges for Privileged Identities". These Security Briefings are a series of monthly webinars focusing on different aspects of a specific area of information security. This series allows members to gain a better understanding of a given subject by allowing us to dig deeper, uncovering hidden pitfalls and discovering the challenges inherent in considering solutions, all presented by noted subject matter experts.
On September 27, 2012 at 1pm Eastern, we will kick off Part 3 of a 6 part "Identity is the New Perimeter" series sponsored by CA Technologies. "Virtualization Challenges for Privileged Identities" will host Nimrod Vax, VP, Product Management, who will examine trends in managing access to virtual environments, how the compliance efforts are being impacted by the migration of business critical and sensitive applications into the virtual datacenter, and how protecting the entire virtualized infrastructure presents interesting problems for today's CISO.
Identity is the New Perimeter - Part II The Role of Content and Context
Aug 30 2012
60 mins
Sumner Blount, Dir, Product marketing, Security & Compliance; Brandon Dunlap, Dir, Research, Brightfly
While traditional Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions allow
control to access to key applications and information, they do not control
what an individual does once they get the information. Soft skill efforts
such as data classifications and information protection policies are still
critical, and provide a valuable foundation of your protection strategy,
but what tactics and technologies do they require to support the rest of
your efforts? Join (ISC)2 and CA Technologies for part 2 of our Security
Briefings series on August 30th at 1pm Eastern where content expert Sumner Blount discusses with moderator Brandon Dunlap and the audience these topics and presents case studies on IAM and content control.
(ISC)2 hosts a monthly panel discussion around different thought engaging topics within the information security sector.
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Jason Logsdon, 41, of the 900 block of Chicago Avenue in Evanston, is charged with 11 counts of felony armed robbery, according to the Cook County state's attorney's office. He has been charged with robbing nearly a dozen hair salons in Chicago, Skokie, Morton Grove, Broadview and Niles. (Skokie Police Dept. / February 6, 2013) |
Grand jury indictments on five felony counts of armed robbery were announced during a brief hearing this morning for an Evanston man accused of robbing hair salons across the Chicago area.
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Some Reassurance on Why the World Won't End Today
Ben Cathey, pastor of the Orchard Church in Loganville gives his prediction on whether or not the world will end on the Dec. 21, 2012 Doomsday prediction.
So will the world end right before Christmas? The Mayan's said so! This one is for real y'all! The world is going to end today. This one was not predicted by some crazy preacher or wannabe prophet seeking attention, fame, or wealth. No, this one was predicted by something a lot less crazy than that. The Mayan calendar is ending today. It's serious. NBC news reports that over 33 schools in Michigan's Lapeer Community have closed two days early for Christmas break because of doomsday fears, the fresh memory of the tragedy in Newtown, CT, and rampant local twitter posts like "Friday would be a great day to go out with a bang!" How sad, how crazy! I have to admit that sometimes it does feel like the world is coming to an end. We …
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All four steps are doable since the current OC won't let his ego get in the way.
All four steps are doable since the current OC won't let his ego get in the way.
52, this is an EXCELLENT article. From a fellow Tar Heel. Thanks for the link.
My 4 steps:
1. Re-vamp the O-line and bring in McKinnie at LT, move Oher to RT, and put KO at RG until Yanda is back.
2. Run quick developing plays (i.e. slants, bunch formations, etc.) and use the MIDDLE OF THE FIELD. Also, include Ray Rice in the passing plays more -- split out/in the slot -- to allow him to get more opportunities to make plays in space.
3. Get the play calls in FASTER so Joe can get up to the LOS, survey the D, audible if/when necessary, and run an up tempo but still purposeful, controlled offense.
4. Make better use of Jacoby Jones, Tandon Doss, Billy Bajema, and Bobby Rainey.
Great article with points that I agree 100% with. The only thing about the two TE package is Ed Dickson needs to be healthy for the team to run it.
Bucky Brooks for OC. Bucky, where you been all year?
They're easily doable and whay alot of us have been asking for. Use the middle of the field more on passes, use comebacks instead of verticals all the time. And the stat about Ravens wins and the number of touches Rice gets, well, how the f****** could Cam not know that one.
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Emerson CF905ORB Oil Rubbed Bronze / Dark Cherry / Walnut Prima Snugger 5 Blade 52" Indoor Ceiling Fan - Blades, Wall Control Included & Light Kit Adaptable
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Blade Finish | Chalk / Maple, Dark Cherry / Chocolate, Dark Cherry / Walnut |
Blade Pitch | 13 |
Blade Span | 52 |
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Diameter | 9.5 |
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Length | 22.25 |
Light Kit Compatible | Yes |
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Motor Size | 172mm x 14mm |
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God Did It (But I Don't Exactly Know How the World Was Created)
After we both exhaled some relieved laughter, I whispered, "I believe God created the world and holds it together. Just how he did that is up for debate, but whatever conclusions you come to about the earth's origins, God did it. Okay?"
A Survey of Clergy and Their Views on Origins
What do today's pastors think about science? What views do they hold on creation and evolution and how strongly do they hold them? How do origins issues impact their ministries? These were just a few of the questions that motivated us at BioLogos to commission a survey of pastors on origins
Series: Excerpts from "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution"
We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
Searching for Motivated Belief: Introducing John Polkinghorne
Several times in my series of columns about "Science and the Bible," I briefly discussed a few ideas from John Polkinghorne, one of the leading Christian thinkers of our time. Although I presented him mainly as a representative of the "Theistic Evolution" (TE) view, much of his published work is about other topics, several of them largely or entirely unrelated to TE. It's time we got better acquainted with him.
Series: A Faith Journey in a Medical Science Career
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Denis Alexander on Understanding Creation Theology
In this video Conversation, Denis Alexander asserts that contemporary Christians are not taking the early chapters of Genesis seriously enough.
Evolution and Christian Faith Grantees Announced
Congratulations to the 37 winners of the Evolution & Christian Faith (ECF) grants competition! ECF is a new BioLogos program designed to support projects and network-building among scholars, church leaders, and parachurch organizations.
Dissonance and Harmony
People hold clearly discordant points of view, and it would be dishonest to ignore the conflict. Yet some voices emphasize the dissonance without any note of harmony to put it in context. Too often, science and faith becomes a hostile battle of worldviews, sounding angry, dissonant chords even among fellow Christians. But civil, gracious dialogue is possible.
Series: Harmonizing Science, Ethics, and Praxis
In this three-part series, Cal DeWitt offers insights and examples of why science and ethics must work together to help us make informed, practical decisions within our society. DeWitt's science-ethics-praxis model provides a framework by which we can live more effectively as God's stewards.
Series: To Serve and Preserve—Genesis 2 and the Human Calling
In this series, David Buller pays careful attention to the original language and cultural context of Genesis 2, revealing that our responsibility to care for creation is a sacred task given to us by God, not merely a modern secular activity. By taking Scripture seriously, we learn that we have a God-given mandate to be diligent stewards of His creation.
Surprised by Jack, Part 4: Mere Evolution
In short, Lewis made it quite clear in his writings that he believed that there is no real conflict between mere evolution and mere Christianity.
Series: Confronting Our Fears
In this series, U.S. Navy Commander Mike Beidler shares his own personal journey from accepting young-earth creationism to embracing evolutionary creationism.
Katharine Hayhoe: Evangelical Christian, Climate Scientist
As an Evangelical and a scientist, Katharine Hayhoe is already a member of a rare breed. As a climate change researcher who is also married to an evangelical Christian pastor, she is nearly one of a kind.
Series: Genesis Through Ancient Eyes
In this talk, originally delivered at the BioLogos President's Circle meeting in October 2012, Dr. John Walton discusses the origin stories of Genesis 1-3, and why their focus on function and archetypes mean there is no Biblical narrative of material origins.
Growing in Faith
As he endeavored to learn more, David was intrigued by Francis Collins book The Language of God because Francis did not present evolution as a rival theory to Christian faith, but as something that described God's method of creation.
Science and the Bible: Theistic Evolution, Part 1
The dictionaries I checked don't define the term, "theistic evolution," so I offer my own definition: the belief that God used the process of evolution to create living things, including humans.
David Lack: Evolutionary Biologist and Devout Christian
Charles Darwin's personal struggles and ultimate rejection of Christianity are well documented, and people are eager to link his loss of faith to his evolutionary theory. David Lack, on the other hand, began his scientific career as an agnostic, but shortly after publishing his famous book on the evolution of "Darwin's finches", he converted to Christianity.
Science and the Bible: The Framework View
Although the Framework View has existed for about ninety years, its attitude toward the Genesis "days" is similar to that held by Augustine. He taught that God created all things at once and told us about it in the pattern of six days, in order that we could understand it. The days themselves, however, were "unknowable" and not meant as a "literal" description of the passage of time.
Southern Baptist Voices: Essentialism and Evolution, Part 1
If what has been called an essence (Plato referred to these as Forms, and Augustine as Ideas in the mind of God or eternal reason) explains natural kinds, it is easy to see how this would logically lead to the idea of fixity of species.
Being Fruitful
Many people use the words "dominion" and "subdue" as "unconditional permission to use the world as they please." I came to realize, like many, that such an interpretation is contradicted by the rest of the Bible.
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Right off the bat, let's get something out of the way. Oblivion isn't a particularly original film. WALL•E, Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Planet of the Apes, 2001, Blade Runner, the overlooked Moon, and most blatantly, Total Recall - you'll see, ah - homages - to all of them as the 2-hour Oblivion, co-written, produced and directed by Joseph Kosinski, unfolds.
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Close your eyes. Wait, don't do that. You won't be able to read. Imagine yourself sitting in the center seat, center row, of a dark and empty theater. It's a good theater, quiet, and you can feel the space stretching out from you in all directions. A sound rises to an audible level far in front of you. It's a bee. Okay, maybe you don't like bees. It's an old plane, rotary engine struggling to turn over, the sputters emanating from a center channel speaker unseen behind the screen in the dark theater. The plane taxis left. There's no picture on the screen: You localize it just by how the sound moves toward the left speakers.
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Little Wickets cricket classes are great. My son has lots of energy and always comes away from classes happy and tired! Sue
Make sure you also check the Pre-School Classes listings for ideas too Lucy!
In Radcliffe on Trent there is a cracking football group on a Saturday morning, Radcliffe Olympic Football Team. Is this what you are thinking about? x
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She is 6 but tall so within a couple of years upwards of that should be ok?
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Great idea I think. Think my daughter maybe used to come to your class, did you do school age drama on Marshall hall drive? I think for this age a 45 minute session, perhaps £3.50-£4.00 a session? Personally I prefer pay-as-you-go classes, particularly for little ones who (as I'm sure you know), have their moods, are often tired, poorly, etc, but I understand halls need to be paid for, etc, so maybe half-termly or monthly? Mapperley, woodthorpe (st marks), Arnold areas seem to do well with other preschool type classes, can't think of anything like yours though, but wise to check you aren't going to clash times with any already popular classes! Are parents going to leave children or join in with them?
Yes I did, the class still runs at Westdale Infants now and I have a group at a school in Derby. I have 3 quiet mornings Tues/Weds/Thurs so was thinking of offering sessions on those mornings 10-10.45/11am in various areas; Mapperley, W.Bridgford, Southwell perhaps. My initial idea is to have a theme for the half term or month and have interactive storytelling and afterwards dressing up/role-play to match the theme. I would need the parents to stay and maybe even join in! Cost does depend on the hall, maybe £4 for pay as you go and £3.50 for a half termly payment. Let me know what you think or if there are any other parents thoughts let me know. Planning to start in September so want to make sure it will be viable.
Think this sounds excellent idea. My daughter would love it! We are in Woodthorpe. £4 is reasonable and would prefer pay as you go but understand it is more viable if we pay half termly. Please keep us updated as to where and when if you do go ahead.
Hi, sounds great idea, tuesday would be best in west bridgford as there are popular toddler groups their on a wednesday and thursday! good luck Sue
This sounds like a great idea, I'll save writing any more by basically agreeing with everything Katherine B said! It would be great to have something like this in Arnold/Woodthorpe/Mapperley, most of these kinds of things tend to be in W. Bridgford.
Thanks for your replies. I'll look into a group in West Bridgford on a Tuesday morning and either a Wednesday or Thursday in the Gedling area. I'll keep posting updates on here and infrom you what's happening closer to the Autumn term. I'll take some fliers out to local schools and childrens centres to advertise as well.
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A laid-back community exploring classic philosophical questions through the medium of film. If you are sick of small talk, and truly dig investigating the human experience but don't have the time or the attention span for a book club, you will love our group. Member-selected films are not restricted in any major sense--art house to mainstream, inception to present day, almost all genres will be honored and/or explored. One criterion for film selection is its ability to inspire discussion focused …
Austin Filmmakers is a place to network with other film makers in the area. If you are serious about the craft of film I highly recommend you joining the group Austin Film Meet http://www.austinfilmmeet.com/ It is a great resource for those serous about being part or manifesting film projects. They welcome new projects of all kinds and is a successful cooperative venture. They are a progressive networking group that actually films things instead of just talking about it. The calendar here will t …
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This is a group for readers who love "The New Yorker." We'll get together and discuss articles and follow wherever the conversation takes us. Should be a great way to connect to like-minded folks for great discussions about the arts, politics, and interesting people and places.
Attention all non-judging Austin filmmakers looking to collaborate for the sheer joy of making movies: Your train has arrived. This is a support group for passionate indie filmmakers that will operate like a casual film school where you get to do what you love with people like you. This is a group dedicated to learning about film appreciation and production from our peers. Everyone has something to bring to the table. Activities will include film exercises, networking, long-term projects, brain …
ADF consist of passionate documentary fans in the Austin Area. We arrange group meet-ups to attend quality showings of documentary films locally. In addition, ADF welcomes documentary filmmakers and distributors looking for an enthusiastic, creative, diverse audience. Members can host events and suggest documentary films. Look no further if you are looking to meet like minded doc fans in the Austin area.
Hey everyone! My wife and I are producing a new comic and game convention here in Austin: Here There Be Monsters. The goal of this convention is to change the face of comics and gaming in the eyes of the general public. To do this, we will feature not only TONS of comics and games, but also great film, theatre, authors, artists, game demos, possibly some giant killer robots, etc. Oh, and did we mention the full bar and food from Tamale Molly's? Damn straight! When: Aug. 26 Where: The ND (downtow …
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JFX, on 11 April 2012 - 10:19 AM, said:
OK, I added the expanded files and finally had time to test it. I've been thinking about possible solutions at work all day (hence all the edits in the above message). Of course, I should've just taken your first advice...
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WinNTSetup just copies the complete i386 folder.
So, with those last annoyances out of the way (the missing files), it looks like my perfect USB drive is a reality:
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City of Alexandria Announces Holiday Schedule for George Washington's Birthday, Monday, February 20February 15, 2012 All Alexandria City government offices will be closed on Monday, February 20 in observance of George Washington's Birthday (also known as Presidents Day). Additionally: Health Facilities: The Alexandria Health Department (4480 King St.), the Flora Krause Casey Health Center (1200 N. Howard St.) and the Teen Wellness Center at T.C. Williams High School (3330 King St.) will be closed. Hotlines: All emergency hotlines operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including the child protective services hotline, 703.746.5800, the domestic violence hotline, 703.746.4911, the emergency services for mental health or substance abuse crisis hotline, 703.746.3401, and the sexual assault hotline, 703.683.7273. Libraries: All Alexandria Library branches will be closed. Museums: On Monday, February 20, the day of the George Washington Birthday Parade in Alexandria, several Historic Alexandria sites will be hosting special open houses with free admission:
Visitors may tour these historic sites for free on this day. Parking: The Alexandria Police Department will suspend enforcement of parking restrictions at metered spaces, as well as time restrictions in residential permit parking districts and other areas with signed parking time limits. Recreation Centers: Alexandria recreation centers will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., except Chinquapin Recreation Center, which will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Refuse Collection: Residential refuse and recycling will not be collected on February 20. Collection services will be delayed by one day during the week of February 20. The Household Hazardous Waste and Electronics Collections Drop-off Center will be closed on February 20. Schools: The Alexandria City Public Schools will be closed. State Offices: The General District Court, the Circuit Court, and the Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court will all be closed. In addition, the DMV Office at 2681 Mill Rd. will be closed. Transit: Alexandria Transit Company's DASH bus service will operate on a Saturday schedule. For the George Washington Birthday Parade, on February 20, DASH will be running a continuous, free, shuttle from the Eisenhower Metrorail Station to Prince and Washington Streets beginning at 11 a.m. with the last shuttle departing Prince and William Streets at 4 p.m. to return to the Eisenhower Metro. The parade begins at 1 p.m. The DASH shuttle does not stop at the King Street Metrorail Station. For more DASH information, visit www.dashbus.com. Trolley: The free King Street Trolley will use a detour route from the 100 block of N. Washington Street to the Metro Station during the parade. Once the parade ends and King Street is reopened, the trolley will return to its normal route. Though the trolleys will be on a 15-minute schedule, there is a possibility that there could be delays due to heavy vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
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I've been here around a month and I've witnessed at least three insane RE1.5/3.5 threads literally implode on themselves. It usually ends in copious amounts of GIF/Image posting and behavior ill fitting of grown adults (assuming those who participated were, in fact, adults). To quote Mr. Spencer from the latest RE1.5 debacle...
I understand that there are people passionate about this subject, but it's obvious that it cannot be discussed maturely out in the open, I.e. Umbrella Labs. It's my suggestion that a VERY strict board be created specifically for discussing these topics, in which the infraction system is multiplied in severity. I think that, in a very rigid, structured environment discussions such as this can be quite interesting. I also have a few potential rules that could be enforced in such a board...This entire thread is a god damn mess and will be locked.
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A few Monday morning links of interest ...
Late Sunday evening the SEC sent out a news release officially welcoming Texas A&M to the conference, a likely sign that Baylor's threat of litigation had passed. As life support is removed from the Big 12 there's still a question as to whether Missouri will remain in that league or become the team that removes the SEC from the awkward 13 number.
Any major school's relocation brings with it some soul-searching, and the Kansas City Star wonders how Missouri in the SEC might affect the city. ...
As Ole Miss prepares to head west, Fresno State is coming off a big win over Idaho in which it turned in a strong defensive performance against a team known for offense.
Ole Miss scored 55 points against Fresno in Oxford last year, but Brandon Bolden was healthy then. Now he isn't.
During his weekly teleconference Sunday, Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt said, "Brandon's not himself. Y'all know that. He's not 100 percent. He can't hit the hole and cut like he wants to. It's not the same Brandon. It's very obvious to see, very difficult. He's trying to give us everything he has, but it's difficult when you're not at full speed, especially at tailback."
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Summer in the MQ / 30.05.2011
Summer in the MQ
Vienna's MuseumsQuartier (MQ) is one of ten largest cultural districts in the world. The mix of large museums, small cultural initiatives and trendy bars is a success story.
Built by the Baroque architect Fischer von Erlach, the former imperial stables have now established themselves as an independent city district.
The Summer at the MQ is dedicated to the tenth anniversary and begins on May 5, 2011 with an opening party in cooperation with Vienna"s private university, the Konservatorium Wien. Come relax in the gardens with boules tracks, cool sounds and stylish summer furniture in the courtyard of the MuseumsQuartier until the beginning of October. In addition to the famous Enzis, the new Enzos seats have been in use since last year.
The anniversary will be officially celebrated on June 30 with a ceremony and open-air events. Bands from all over Europe and an impressive 3D show ensure a festive atmosphere.
The ImPulsTanz festival opens on July 14 in the courtyard of the MuseumsQuartier with a great Bollywood spectacle. The literature festival O-Töne and the frame[o]ut film festival will also offer special anniversary programs in the summer.
The museums and cultural institutions will also offer equally attractive exhibitions in summer. There are also many open-air works of art to admire
Summer in the MQ
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Sunday evening's Academy Awards ceremony wasn't all that great for the Jewish and Israeli film talent present, but it could have been worse.
"Lincoln," the early frontrunner in the Oscar race avoided a near total shutout with a best actor trophy for Daniel Day-Lewis in the title role.
The half-Jewish actor is the son of actress Jill Balcon, whose parents immigrated to Britain from Latvia and Poland.
The film's other top nominees, director Steven Spielberg and screenwriter Tony Kushner, were less fortunate and went home empty handed.
On the brighter side, "Argo," which chronicles the rescue of six American hostages during the Iranian Revolution, came on strong at the finish, wrapping up the best picture title.
Grant Heslov, the picture's co-producer with George Clooney and star Ben Affleck, accepted the golden statuette and film editor William Goldenberg did likewise in his category.
Two documentary features centering on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict were among the five finalists in their category, but failed to garner the top prize.
In "The Gatekeepers," Israeli director Dror Moreh interviewed six former heads of the Shin Bet anti-terrorist agency, none of whom had any good words for the policies of the primer ministers under whom they served.
The second entry, "5 Broken Cameras," jointly directed by Palestinian Emud Bernat and Israeli Guy Davidi, viewed the confrontation between Palestinian villagers on the West Bank and Israeli soldiers protecting a new settlement.
Carrying off the documentary Oscar was the predicted favorite "Searching for Sugar Man," about an American folk singer unrecognized in his own country, who becomes an idol in South Africa.
In the recent past, Israeli movies have scored well in the foreign-language film competition, making the top five shortlists in four of the last five years.
This time around, Israel was represented by "Fill the Void," a sensitive portrayal of life and love in a haredi (fervently Orthodox) enclave in Tel Aviv.
Probably none of entries from 71 countries could have topped the winner, the superb Austrian film "Amour," which examines the marriage of an elderly French couple, tested when the wife suffers a stroke.
However, "Fill the Void" was eliminated in the first cut and part of this disappointing showing can probably be attributed to the film's anemic promotion effort.
While less accomplished films from other countries staged press screenings and arranged interviews with their directors and actors, the Israeli movie's producers and distributors failed to make such rudimentary efforts, treating their product almost like a national security secret.
On Oscar night, in the absence of Billy Crystal and other Jewishly attuned hosts of previous years, first-time master of ceremonies Seth MacFarlane stayed away from the typical Jewish Hollywood jokes during the introductory monologue.
The show made up for this omission in the second part of the evening, when Ted, the X-rated stuffed teddy bear of the same titled movie, made an appearance. In a skit, Ted "revealed" that his birth name was Theodore Shapiro and he was actually born Jewish, which he figured would assure his acceptance into Hollywood's ranks.
He followed up later with a joke about Hitler, of all people, and a puzzling shtick involving the von Trapp family of "Sound of Music" fame and a black-uniformed SS man.
After that, it was a relief to welcome back Barbra Streisand in a soulful rendition of "The Way We Were" in a tribute to the late composer Marvin Hamlisch.
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Hila Ben Baruch was painted into a corner and came out swinging.
Ben Baruch recently parked her car in a legal space near her central Tel Aviv apartment but returned to find the spot repainted for use by the handicapped -- and her vehicle towed.
She threatened to sue the city for ordering her to pay a fine and the cost of towing to recover her car. Ben Baruch had a strong case: A surveillance camera recording documented the space's transition, and she posted it on Facebook.
The municipality returned the vehicle for free and offered an apology.
"This was indeed a serious error, and schlemielism that is unacceptable to the Tel Aviv-Jaffa municipality," the city said in a statement, according to Haaretz.
Ben Baruch says she still plans to sue the city to recover damages for her mental distress. Regardless of any compensation she receives, the prime parking spot is gone -- a tough loss in Tel Aviv.
January 31, 2013 | 11:53 pm
Posted by Jonah Lowenfeld
Rabbi Manis Friedman, a prominent rabbi from the Hasidic Chabad Lubavitch movement who appeared in a video recently posted on YouTube minimizing the harm caused by sexual molestation, has apologized for what he called his "completely inappropriate use of language."
"I have always believed in the importance of empowering victims of all kinds to move forward in building their lives," Friedman wrote in an email to The Journal. "In my zeal to reinforce that belief, I came across as being dismissive of one of the worst crimes imaginable.
The controversial video was first posted on YouTube on Jan. 29 and had been viewed over 4,500 times as of Jan. 31. In it, Friedman, the founder of an educational institute for Jewish women in Minnesota, appeared dismissive of victims of sexual abuse, at one point suggesting that the long-term effects of molestation were no worse than those of diarrhea.
"You're not that damaged, cut it out," Friedman said in the video, speaking of victims of sexual molestation.
"Zay a mensch," the rabbi added, a Yiddish phrase that roughly translates to, "Act like a human being."
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At a time when some leaders in Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities are beginning to speak out against sexual abuse and the covering up of molestation by rabbis and authority figures, Friedman's videotaped remarks drew fierce criticism from around the world.
"Rabbi Friedman's remarks in this instance betray a long-standing, serious problem within Orthodox communities, a minimization sexual abuse and insensitive, dismissive treatment of survivors," wrote Chaim Levin, a gay Jewish activist, in the Huffington Post.
Friedman founded Bais Chana, a Lubavitch educational institute for Jewish women in Twin Cities, Minn., in 1971. According to its Web site, Friedman still serves as the lead teacher at Bais Chana, which offers programs for women of all ages, including a summertime program for girls aged 15-18.
At one point during the eight-minute video, a man off-screen asks Freidman about a situation faced by one of his own students. The student was dumped by a girl he was seeing after revealing that he had suffered sexual abuse at the hands of a family member for two years.
In his response, Friedman draws a parallel between having been molested and having diarrhea, suggesting that victims of sexual abuse would be better off if they kept quiet.
"What's wrong with him is that he mentioned it," Freidman said.
"Do you have to tell her that you once had diarrhea?" he added. "It's embarrassing, but it's nobody's business."
Manny Waks, an Australian Jewish survivor of abuse who founded a group for other Jewish survivors of abuse, also took offense at Friedman's remarks, and has reportedly filed suits in rabbinic courts in New York and Sydney rabbinic court, aimed at removing Friedman from his leadership positions.
"He needs to be stripped of any leadership position he holds," Waks told SBS, "he ultimately needs to apologi[z]e and retract those statements... and undertake some sort of educational session so he is aware of the impact of child sexual abuse."
In the apology emailed to the Journal late on Jan. 31, Friedman said he was "deeply sorry," and called molestation "a devastating crime."
"Perpetrators of molestation should be reported to the police and prosecuted appropriately," Friedman wrote. "Any person, organization or entity that stands by silently is abetting in the crime."
Waks welcomed Friedman's apology, calling it a "positive first step" in an email.
"I hope Rabbi Friedman contacts me so we can have a discussion about the impact of abuse, and for him to hear first-hand of the damage that he has caused," Waks wrote on Jan. 31.
Waks said that in light of Friedman's apology, his organization would "reconsider [its] position" before pursuing legal action in rabbinic court.
The full text of Friedman's apology is below:
I want to apologize for my completely inappropriate use of language when discussing sexual abuse. I have always believed in the importance of empowering victims of all kinds to move forward in building their lives. In my zeal to reinforce that belief, I came across as being dismissive of one of the worst crimes imaginable.
For that I am deeply sorry.
Molestation is a devastating crime, violating the intimacy and innocence of the pure and defenseless. The victim is left feeling that there is something wrong with the world in which they live. Perpetrators of molestation should be reported to the police and prosecuted appropriately. Any person, organization or entity that stands by silently is abetting in the crime.
From now on, I will make sure to make those points absolutely clear. This is about more than regret. The subject can't be neglected.
I hope over time to earn the forgiveness of those who were hurt by my words.
December 21, 2012 | 3:17 pm
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December 20, 2012 | 12:33 pm
Posted by Jeffrey Hensiek
Former Chicago Cub Adam Greenberg has signed a minor league contract with the Baltimore Orioles, Steve Melewski of MASNsports.com reports.
Greenberg was infamously hit in the head by a pitch in his first major league at-bat and has been struggling to make it back to the Big Show for the last seven years.
The Miami Marlins made headlines last season by signing Greenberg to a one-day contract, giving the once bright prospect a second chance to hit in the majors. Although he struck out, he donated his one-day salary to the Marlins Foundation which donated to the Sports Legacy Institute, an organization that advances the study, treatment and prevention of the effects of brain trauma in athletes and other at-risk groups.
December 19, 2012 | 9:00 pm
Posted by Ryan Torok
As chants of "Enough is enough" rang out, clergy from the Jewish, Muslim and Christian communities and members of faith-based congregations gathered on the steps of Los Angeles City Hall to remember the victims of the Newtown, Conn. attack and denounce gun violence. Taking place on the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 19, the interfaith prayer vigil drew more than 60 residents of L.A. County and beyond.
"As we continue to deal with the incredible grief and the profound sense of vulnerability in the aftermath of this tragedy, we also remember that we are not powerless, that we can and we must work together to keep our streets and our schools safe," said Rabbi Sharon Brous, spiritual leader of IKAR.
(To read the entirety of Brous' statement click here).
Rabbis in attendance included Brous, Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater of Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center and Rabbi Jonathan Klein (Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice).
Participants carried signs that read "Love people not guns," "Grief compassion action" and "stop gun violence." Others carried candles.
Twenty pairs of children shoes were lined up in a row, one for each of the children killed in the Dec. 14 massacre, when a gunman entered an elementary school in Newtown, Conn. and opened fire.
In addition to the children, all first-graders, the Newtown shooter, Adam Lanza, killed six of the school's staff members and his mother. After he attacked the school, Lanza killed himself.
During Wednesday's event at City Hall, Rabbi Grater led the prayer, "el male rachamim," which is recited during Jewish funerals, and he translated it into English. A moment of silence followed. Two women shared personal stories about losing loved ones – one a fiancé, the other her child - to gun violence.
The Abrahamic Faiths Peacemaking Initiative, which is comprised of social justice groups from all three major religions and LA Voice, a citywide coalition of faith leaders, families and communities, organized the vigil, which began at 5 p.m and lasted approximately 30 minutes,
Pastor Ryan Bell (Hollywood Seventh-day Adventist Church), Pastor Shane Scott (Macedonia Baptist Church in Watts) and Salam Al-Marayati , president of the Muslim Public Affairs Council also turned out, among other clergy members.
Woodland Hills resident Virginia Classick brought and passed out candles.
"People, families especially need to be educated about the risk of having a gun that's accessible…and the other part is legislative, " said Classick, a member of the Abrahamic Faiths Peacemaking Initiative, during an interview. "There is reasonable, sensible gun control legislation that does not infringe with the rights of people who are able, if they choose, to own a gun."
December 19, 2012 | 8:43 pm
Posted by Ryan Torok
Appearing at an interfaith prayer vigil held at L.A. City Hall on Dec. 19, Rabbi Sharon Brous, spiritual leader of progressive congregation IKAR, denounced gun violence. She also expressed the need for the nation to come together to prevent the type of incidents that took place on Dec. 14, when a gunman opened fire in an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut and took the lives of 20 first-graders. She spoke for nearly three minutes. Read her entire statement below.
Good evening.
This tragedy was not a natural disaster. This was not an inexplicable accident. This was an entirely predictable response to the terrifying and toxic mix, the combination of elements, the reckless and reprehensible proliferation of guns, which today are more easily accessible than Sudafed.
This is about the shameful and inadequate national treatment strategy around treatment of mental illness.
And this is about a culture that celebrates violence and brutality.
This is a toxic mix that erupted on Friday [Dec. 14] and is certain to erupt again—maybe this time in Los Angeles; maybe tomorrow; maybe in a couple of weeks.
But our tradition teaches in the Talmud that when a tragedy occurs, we are not allowed to shut our doors and our windows and eat and drink and say, 'Well, all is well with me and my family.'
We are scared, we are in anguish, but we are part of a holy network of human beings – Jews and Christians and Muslims; African-Americans and Latinos; Democrats and Republicans – who care deeply about our children, who care deeply about our own safety and security and who are no longer willing to stand by and allow this to go unaddressed.
The President said on Sunday [Dec. 16] that our job is first and foremost caring for our children. 'If we don't get that right,' he said, 'then we don't get anything right.'
And if we look honestly at what is going on in this country, we are not getting that right.
First and foremost, our obligation is to our children. The gun that was used in Newtown was a Bushmaster, a weapon whose ad slogan says 'Consider your man-card reissued.'
We're here today to fulfill the obligations we have to our children by saying that violence does not make you a man. Compassion does.
We are here to fulfill our obligations to our children by saying that access to magazine clips does not make us free, but working together to build a society that affirms the sanctity of all human life does.
We are here today to fulfill those obligations to our children by saying that we are unwilling to sit and wait for the next tragedy to occur, for the next time when the child-sized coffins need to be special ordered because there simply are not enough in stock.
As we continue to deal with the incredible grief and the profound sense of vulnerability in the aftermath of this tragedy, we also remember that we are not powerless, that we can and we must work together to keep our streets and our schools safe, to keep our malls and playgrounds safe from gun violence.
We do this for our children, we do this for all of us. This is what it means to be God's partners in bringing about a world redeemed.
Let us say, 'Amen.'
December 11, 2012 | 11:34 am
Posted JTA
Are Israel's recent publicity problems finally over? Or did they just get worse?
In the wake of the vote granting the Palestinians upgraded status at the United Nations, and just days after "Sesame Street" actress Sonia Manzano called Israelis "bullies," Honey Boo Boo of TLC reality show fame offered a respite.
Adi Segal, an Israeli fan of the "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" star, sent her a letter from a bomb shelter during the recent Gaza conflict.
"We watch your show every time we feel terrorized and threatened and you light up our faces," wrote Segal, a college student. "We watch it in our bomb shelters and panic room, and rejoice in the happiness and joy you spread. When you are playing redneck games, eating sketti or dumpster diving, we feel like we are dumpster diving along your side and forget the sad reality that is outside. Your family is a shining beautimous beacon of hope for the Middle East."
In response, the toddler in tiara took a photo of herself with the letter and an inflatable hammer emblazoned with the Israeli flag and posted it on her Facebook page. Is this the next step in Israeli hasbarah? Is it connected to the recent firing of the Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon?
Maybe next year we'll be able to watch "Land of Milk and Honey Boo Boo."
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Lidstrom would have had to have been on the ice when his team scored 7 or their 11 goals, AND, he could not have been on the ice when the other team scored ANY of their 10 goals. Yes, He good!
You are correct. Also, plus/minus numbers don't include power-play goals...only even strength and short-handed goals....although there typically aren't many penalties called in the All-Star game.
[STRIKE]I HATE Lidstrom, because of YOU, Woody. On a friggin Sunday of the fantasy playoffs about two years ago he scored a rare power play assist to let you knock me out of the playoffs. I think you went on to win it. But it should have been MINE. MINE MINE MINE you senile old Billy Goat from hades!!! MiNE, do you Hear? MINE MINE MIIIIIIIIIIINE!!!![/STRIKE] Yeah, he helped you win your fantasy hockey title. I love the guy and congratulations once again.
I slept last night and don't remember anything before that. Thanks for reminding me of that glorious day. I've got that trophy by my name thanks to you!!! Let's do it again some time,
Amazing when one player scores 5 goals in a single game... Franzen's 5 goals lift Red Wings over Senators 7-5 - NHL - Yahoo! Sports
Well Wings had been playing super til last couple of nights. Sharks took a toughy, then Stars blew them off the ice. Good to see Bhawks clinging to the 8th seed.
I haven't been keeping up with Red Wings current events, but how long is Jimmy Howard supposed be out? After his replacements gave up 10 goals at home last night to a team that is not even going to make the playoffs,(Blues) I might be a tad worried, that the Wings could be knocked out in the first round whether they are 2nd, 3rd or 4th seed. I heard the crowd at the Joe has even booed their performances as of late
The Wings have lost 5 of their last 6....not good momentum with only 5 games left before the playoffs...
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Yeah! Maybe we can get Roscoe back, too. Does hockey reach Kamloops? Jammer, Darth, and the rest of the gang, where are you???
Okay, Woody. It looks like Dre is in for fantasy hockey next year. Anyone that posts in this thread or was born in Cannuckia is in.
Good! We need all the pigeons we can recruit. Rexrat, Super, Webz, Laimbier(oops, that's you), your son, Mogilny, etc., etc. We have to overcome Dath and all his "tatering". Maybe we need another recruit from Idaho, like Coynejeremy (?), to ride herd on Tater. Obviously, we need to manage this league. We need a GM like Russ Thomas, or Matt Millen. Someone with a high level or incompetence. Darth has set the bar very low (maybe Marty ?), so we should be able to find someone of his ilk.
In fact, Dre had lucky post #56 which means he [STRIKE]is forced[/STRIKE] gets to be the Commissioner. Congratulations!!
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