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In today's market it could not be easier or more important to be right up top date with the latest state of the market. We here at Realestate.co.nz take the time to analyse and comment on the key trends on the market. We report all of our finding through the website of Unconditional.
Unconditional really is the inside story of what is going on with real estate both here in NZ and overseas. It is a open blog platform allowing you to comment or raise questions on key topics. In addition to the primary article we host over 100 blogs by innovative real estate agents who wish to share their perspective on the property market in their local area and with 100+ bloggers you are sure to find one near you.
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A detailed dashboard on Unconditional provides a clear graphic which tracks monthly national sales volumes and the national house price index as reported by the Real Estate Institute.
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Chavez allies re-elect legislative chief
"We're experiencing political stability," Soto Rojas said as he announced the choices of Chavez's United Socialist Party of Venezuela. Referring to Chavez, the former legislative leader said: "Onward, Comandante. ... We're continuing with the Bolivarian process."
The opposition had called for an inclusive leadership to encourage dialogue, but Chavez's party did not include any opposition lawmakers among the congressional leaders, and opposition lawmaker Ismael Garcia said the choices represented "intolerance."
Hundreds of Chavez's supporters gathered outside the National Assembly to show their support, some holding flags and pictures of the president.
Information Minister Ernesto Villegas reiterated on Saturday that Chavez is still in office, saying in comments reported by the state news agency that "Chavez has won a thousand battles and has reappeared when no one expected."
Speaking on television Friday, Maduro read from a small blue copy of the constitution, arguing that opponents were using erroneous interpretations to try to drive Chavez from power.
"They should respect our constitution," the vice president said. "The formality of his swearing-in can be resolved before the Supreme Court of Justice, at the time (the court) deems, in coordination with the head of state, Commander Hugo Chavez."
Maduro echoed other Chavez allies in suggesting the inauguration date is not a firm deadline, and that the president should be given more time to recover from his cancer surgery if needed.
"Maduro's comments are not surprising. The government holds all the cards in the current situation, particularly given the compassion for Chavez's serious illness. It has interpreted the constitution loosely, to its own political advantage," said Michael Shifter, president of the Inter-American Dialogue think tank in Washington. "In this way Maduro is able to buy some time, assert his authority and rally support within Chavismo. He puts the opposition on notice and throws it off balance."
Chavez was re-elected in October to another six-year term, and two months later announced that his pelvic cancer had returned. Chavez said before the operation that if his illness prevented him from remaining president, Maduro should be his party's candidate to replace him in a new election.
The Venezuelan Constitution says the presidential oath should be taken Jan. 10 before the National Assembly. It also says that if the president is unable to be sworn in before the Assembly, he may take the oath before the Supreme Court, and some legal experts have noted that the sentence referring to the court does not mention a date.


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Spirit Obi-Wan Kenobi was released individually carded during the Original Trilogy Collection in 2004. The figure is based on Obi-Wan's appearance in The Empire Strikes Back (and technically The Return Of the Jedi).
The figure features 8 points of articulation, including a swivel head, 2 swivel arms, 2 swivel elbows, 2 swivel wrists, and a swivel waist. The legs are molded individually, but can't be moved, and there is no articulation in the knees or ankles. Despite being entirely static from the waist down, the figure stands remarkably well on its own. Hasbro included a blue lightsaber, a removable plastic jedi cloak and a Dagobah themed base with Kenobi. The lightsaber fits well into the left hand, and the cloak can easily be removed. The base looks great, and the figure fits perfectly on top of it.
The paint application on Spirit Obi-Wan is quite different from previously released spirit or holographic Star Wars figures, but it captures the "spirit" appearance better than any other spirit/holographic figure released. The figure's sculpt is done very nicely, including the figure's right hand which is in a pointing, lecturing, "force-using" position. All in all, this Spirit Obi-Wan Kenobi is well worth adding to the collection, and fits great into a Dagobah themed display!


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Voting Home / Takieng Thai Cuisine
Nominated for: BEST Thai
Takieng is the Thai word for an old-fashioned oil lantern. It is also the name of our new Thai restaurant in Fair Oaks. Takieng Thai Cuisine is pleased to open its doors and welcome you into a new traditional Thai atmosphere with authentic, home-style Thai cooking. We have carefully blended traditional and modern Thai style in both the décor and the cuisine in order to provide you with a very special dining experience. Our chefs in Takieng Thai Cuisine have over 30 years experience cooking Thai food not only in the US but also at their family's restaurant in Thailand. They bring an authentic style and flavor not found in most Thai restaurants in the Sacramento Area. Their extensive experience and true passion for cooking is evident in the intricate flavors and delicate blending of herbs and spices. Of course, there are a few of the usual spicy Thai dishes for those who like the fire of Thai chilis. However, there are many mild dishes as well.
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English: Nevada's Official Language Updated: 03/04/2013 - Senate Bill would make English the official language here in Nevada. Most materials printed could only be printed in official language--no Spanish or other language would be permitted if the material is generated by state or local governments. Read More
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Insurance Companies To Pick Up Breast Pump Costs Updated: 02/07/2013 - The benefits of breast feeding your infant are clear cut. Disease resistance, plus a less likely chance of developing juvenile diabetes and even M.S later in life. With the Affordable Health Care Act, insurance companies are now required to cover the cost of breast pumps and lactation consultants. Read More
Bus Load Of Locals Updated: 11/23/2012 - On this Black Friday, many shoopers are focued on getting the best deals possible. Others want to make their buck count and look for local retailers to do their shopping. One local event allowed local women to do just that. Read More
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Schmidt Printing's Marty McQuiston on learning digital and what a project manager does
Published: October 3, 2012
Cary Sherburne speaks with Marty McQuiston, Senior Project Manager at Schmidt Printing in Minnesota and learns a bit about the company and their specialty in versioning. We get an insight into their digital technologies and what a project manager does.
Kathi Woolsey of ImageSet on moving to the next level of digital
Published: October 2, 2012
Kathi Woolsey, VP of Marketing & Sales with ImageSet talks about the beginnings of the company and their long experience with digital printing and moving to the next level with web-to-print, cross-media, and QR codes.
Komori's Doug Schardt: How Printers Should Approach New Press Acquisition
Published: October 2, 2012
Komori Product Manager Doug Schardt speaks with Cary Sherburne at Komori America headquarters about what printers should consider when thinking about acquiring news presses and talks about what's new from Komori.
Whit Everett of Everett Graphics on heavy substrate packaging printing
Published: October 1, 2012
Cary talks with Whit Everett, President of Everett Graphics about their business and working with KBA on some new applications in the packaging segment that require heavier substrate printing.
Tim Arnold of Arnold Printing on how their 100 year old printing business has evolved
Published: September 28, 2012
Tim Arnold, Vice President of Arnold Printing, talks about how their more than 100 year old printing business in Cincinnati has evolved and changed over the years and today embraced digital technologies.
Komori President & COO Kosh Miyao on their history and the affect of digital
Published: September 28, 2012
Cary Sherburne interviews Komori President & COO Kosh Miyao at their Headquarters in Chicago, who talks about the founding of Komori in Japan in 1923 and their strengths as a company both financial and strategic.
Marco Boer of IT Strategies on Innovation in the Industry
Published: September 27, 2012
Marco Boer of IT Strategies discusses some of the Innovation in the inkjet industry.
HP's Sumeer Chandra on Recent Business Unit Reorganization
Published: September 27, 2012
Pat Henry interviews HP's Worldwide Marketing & Strategy VP for Graphic Solutions Business Sumeer Chandra, who talks about the reorganization of the graphics business and the strategy moving forward. Sumeer also gives a good overview of the Atlanta Experience Center.
Frank Interviews the Editor of Middle East Printer in Dubai
Published: September 26, 2012
Frank interviews the editor of Middle East Printer Alex Jahanbani and gets his take on the state of the industry there.
Frank Romano on Graph Expo 2012
Published: September 26, 2012
Frank Romano talks about the importance of live events to the industry and encourages everyone to join him at this year's Graph Expo show in Chicago.
John Wynne of Labels Unlimited on digital's impact on labels and packaging
Published: September 25, 2012
Cary Sherburne speaks with John Wynne, CEO of Labels Unlimited about his company and the impact he's seen in digital technology on the larger labels and packaging industry.
Joe Demharter of Presstek on the opportunities in packaging
Published: September 25, 2012
VP of Sales at Presstek Joe Demharter talks about getting into the packaging market and the opportunities it presents for the company.
DG3's Val Digiacinto gives insight into the effective use of QR codes
Published: September 24, 2012
Val Digiacinto, VP of Interactive Solutions at DG3, talks about his passion for QR codes and how they approached their go to market strategy for this area of their business and how to use them successfully.
Komori CEO Yoshiharu Komori on the company's new digital strategy
Published: September 24, 2012
President, Chairman, and CEO of Komori Yoshiharu Komori talks with Cary Sherburne about their new strategies relative to a hybrid offset/digital manufacturing workflow.
Max Wepasnik of ColorNet Group on lessons learned moving from offset to digital
Published: September 21, 2012
ColorNet Printing & Graphics Owner Max Wepasnik talks to Cary Sherburne about his business and the lessons learned moving from offset to digital.
John Rosenthal of Digital Color Graphics on competing with bigger companies
Published: September 20, 2012
Digital Color Graphics Owner John Rosenthal talks about his experience working for large companies and how he's used that to operate a smaller printing company and still compete for business.
Frank Romano gets a tour of the print shop on the Queen Mary 2
Published: September 19, 2012
This week Frank gets a tour of the printing operation aboard Cunard's Queen Mary 2 from Rosemary Keough, Chief Printer.
Armando Zagalo de Lima of Xerox on what to expect from them in the future
Published: September 18, 2012
Cary Sherburne speaks with Armando Zagalo de Lima, President of Xerox's Technology Business, about their technology business and gives some hints on what to expect from Xerox in the next few years.
Bart Foreman with Group 3 Marketing on reinventing their company
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Bart Foreman, President and Founder of Group 3 Marketing talks about going from a loyalty marketing company to a relationship marketing company.
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Cary Sherburne talks to GASC & NPES President Ralph Nappi about the upcoming Graph Expo show and highlights what things seen at drupa will also be at Graph and what news things will be seen as well. Ralph also speaks about next year's Print 2013 show.
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Distant Education
In addition to the resident courses described earlier in this catalog, the Civil Engineer School (CES) serves several thousand students annually through non-resident programs. Satellite broadcasts, on-site courses, and on-site seminars deliver job-related education to the workplace. These non-resident programs are described below.
Satellite Courses and Seminars
First thing to do is to contact your base Education Center and register a classroom to receive the satellite broadcast. Satellite courses and seminars are transmitted from the school to specially equipped classrooms at base Education Centers. Two-way audio connections permit students to interact with the instructor while viewing the course on large-screen monitors.
Enrollment for all courses at the Civil Engineer School opens ninety (90) days before each class start date. Enrollment for Web courses closes fourteen (14) days before class start, and satellite courses close twenty-five (25) days before class start. Seats are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, so it is important to apply early in the enrollment period. The on-line application form collects all the information needed to process an application; a DD Form 1556 is not required. (Contractors may also attend some courses and should follow special "Contractor" information on the application page.)
Each application moves through several steps: your supervisor must approve the application and course directors must evaluate the application in terms of the course content and your credentials. Throughout this automated process, we will keep you informed by e-mail status updates.
Whether or not we can offer you a seat in a class depends on several factors: your supervisor's approval, how many seats we have available (for satellite courses), how closely your credentials match the intended audience for the course, when you apply, if you have secured a classroom through your base education center, and whether a student from the course has stepped up to be the facilitator for the offering. When you are admitted, we will send you specific information about the class. In all cases, we will keep you updated by e-mail.
Bases may videotape satellite broadcasts for future use but will not receive CES course credit. For overseas bases that do not have access to satellite downlink, videotapes of satellite courses may be made available on a case-by-case basis. Many USAFE bases can now receive our satellite broadcasts, which is our primary delivery method. Tapes will not be available if the base can receive broadcasts.
Satellite broadcasts are included in the Course Schedule section of this site and the exact hours of broadcast are available on the GETN schedule.
For further information on the satellite schedule or enrollment procedures, contact the school's Director of Distance Education, DSN 785-5654, ext. 3502 or commercial 937-255-5654, ext. 3502.
On-Site Courses
CES instructors can bring some resident courses to civil engineer personnel at their home base or a nearby base. The content of the on-site course is usually identical to the same course offered in residence, although small modifications are sometimes possible to tailor the course to site-specific conditions.
The requesting agency funds instructor TDY costs. CES may ask the requesting organization to print school-furnished text material locally to reduce shipping costs. On-site courses and seminars may also be provided to overseas commands, usually as regional sessions. For regional offerings, the student's organization funds student travel and per diem, if required. The requesting agency arranges lodging and local transportation requirements for the instructors, reserves appropriate classrooms, and provides needed audiovisual equipment.
On-Site Seminars
On-site seminars provide short and intensive coverage of subjects tailored to the needs of requesters. CES offers seminars in three general subject areas: engineering design and programming, engineering management,and environmental management. Within each of these general subject areas, there are numerous topics that are combined to fit requester's specific requirements. This specialized emphasis in a particular area of local concern at base or command level ensures a seminar that addresses the educational needs of the students.
Seminar topics from different general subject areas can also be combined to further customize a seminar to meet local needs. On-site seminars usually are 2-5 days in length.
Examples of seminars in ENGINEERING DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING include:
HVAC Control Systems: Provides engineers and HVAC technicians with fundamental and applied control system theory, along with laboratory style hands-on experience.
Architect-Engineer Contract Management: Provides engineers and contracting personnel involved with the development and execution of A-E contracts the fundamentals of contract management.
Prime BEEF Wartime Skills: Provides wartime skills education specifically tailored to Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve officers and NCOs to prepare them for their wartime tasking of providing and maintaining mission essential facilities in contingency situations.
Project Programming: Provides personnel doing project programming, community planning, designing, and contract management the fundamentals of the programming process and its associated regulatory and policy guidance. Local programming issues can be addressed.
Requests for these seminars should be directed to Head, Department of Engineering Management. Phone DSN 785-5654, ext. 3505 or commercial 937-255-5654, ext. 3505.
Examples of seminars in ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT include:
Housing Applications: Covers the management of the Housing Flight. Typical class discussions focus on customer service, facilities management, assignments and terminations, maintenance and repair, general officer quarters, unaccompanied housing, and furnishings management. Specific curriculum decisions are made by the CES faculty and the requesting organization.
Housing Management: Provides the flight chiefs and supervisors the fundamentals of an effective housing management program and stresses the interactions with other BCE flights which are needed to successfully meet housing needs. Shorter seminar than Housing Applications.
Operations Management: Provides the Operations Flight chief and supervisors the fundamentals of work flow management within the operations flight and between operations and other flights.
Quality/Customer Service: Provides the fundamentals of developing and maintaining an effective customer oriented organization. Topics include communications, team building, customer relations and service, and dealing with angry customers.
Requests for these seminars should be directed to Head, Department of Engineering Management. Phone DSN 785-5654, ext. 3505 or commercial 937-255-5654, ext. 3505.
Examples of seminars in ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT include:
Hazardous Waste Management: Emphasis is placed on the installation hazardous waste management plan, its design implementation, base specific requirements and pollution prevention.
Pollution Prevention: Emphasis is placed on the basics of developing an installation's Pollution Prevention Management Program (PPMP). Pollution prevention opportunity assessments are presented as the main building blocks in developing the PPMP.
Introduction to the Installation Restoration Program: Provides personnel involved with the IRP the fundamentals of the program. Topics include a basic overview of legal, regulatory, and environmental responsibilities of personnel managing the IRP.
Requests for these seminars should be directed to Head, Department of Environmental Management. Phone DSN 785-5654, ext. 3511 or commercial 937-255-5654, ext. 3511.


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Bowie State University will make LGBT history come April 2.
On that Monday, the university will become the first Historically Black College or University (HBCU) to open a resource center for ''lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex'' (LGBTQI) students and their straight allies. The center is intended to provide information, resources and counseling to LGBTQI students, as well as a ''safe space'' for them on campus.
The center's opening ceremony will be held April 2, from 4 to 6 p.m., in suite 301 of the Martin Luther King Jr. Building, where the center's permanent home will be.
Adrian Krishnasamy, director of the new resource center and assistant professor in the school's Department of Communications, says that Bowie State has been trying to establish a resource center since 2007, but was unable to move forward until 2011 because the university lacked sufficient funding to support it.
The center, open daily from noon to 5 p.m., will provide students with access to a meeting space, computers and a library of educational materials, as well as to a trained counselor who can help students with personal problems. Krishnasamy also expects the school's gay-straight alliance to plan and design workshops or programs to raise awareness of issues related to sexual orientation among the larger student body of about 5,600 people.
Lauren Waters, youth and campus outreach coordinator for the Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest LGBT civil rights organization, works with several HBCUs in her job. She says Bowie State's status as the first HBCU to get an LGBT resource center will not only lead to more inclusion on Bowie State's campus, but will likely lead other HBCUs that have been discussing the possibility of opening similar centers of their own to move forward with their plans.
''Historically, HBCUs aren't necessarily hostile to LGBT people, but they're not necessarily all-inclusive of LGBT people,'' says Waters. ''I definitely think this is kind of 'starting the fire.'''
Waters says that while other HBCUs often have official gay-straight alliances, particularly those in the D.C. area, a designated ''safe space'' where LGBT students can congregate is rare.


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Testmedica Pregnancy Test -- 3 Pack
Good product
Test strip is small, however it is clear and easy to read.
I would recommend these to others as well as purchase them again myself.
July 9, 2013
They were accurate for me
The tests were negative and I wasn't pregnant. I guess that's about all I can say. Priced at $1 each is very economical compared to typical drugstore tests, but I'm going back to buying from another online retailer where I can get more for less (and order cups to go with the strips). Also, the box was kind of large for what was inside - storage space is at a premium in my bathroom, but that may not be a concern for others. ;)
November 5, 2012
Good for the price
These test strips are just like the hospitals use. You do need a container to collect your urine in to dip the test strip in. They were not difficult to read as another reviewer had stated. At least not for me. They are a bargain and I would buy them again.
July 10, 2012
Impossible to read
I bought these because they were less expensive than the tests available in stores, but they ended up being a complete waste of money. The test strips are about the size of a toothpick, making them hard to read. My "3 pack" had only two tests in it, and I used both because I couldn't read the first one. There are two lines if the test is positive and one if it is negative, but the two lines are so close together that it is almost impossible to tell if you are looking at two lines close together or one thick line. Neither gave me a clear answer, so my husband had to go out and buy an e.p.t. test which came back clearly and quickly positive. I would never buy these again.
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As one of the countries with the highest birthrate in Asia, the Philippines is home to more than 36 million children, more than a quarter of whom live in poverty and are vulnerable to sickness, malnutrition and human trafficking.
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Youth-led Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) programs ensure youth participation in the local government unit's efforts on DRRM. It was initially funded through ChildFund Australia in Quezon province. Additional funding by AUSAID has come through ChildFund Australia in two more program areas: Zamboanga Del Norte and Western Visayas.
Our focus is on the integration of maternal and child health, integrated management of childhood illnesses and early childhood stimulation and development. We emphasize the care and development of pregnant mothers and children. This was initially implemented in Quezon funded by AUSAID through ChildFund Australia. It is now being scaled-up in Bicol through a grants funding from Fonterra.
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look out the window: garden design 101
I AM NO GARDEN DESIGNER OVER HERE, but this much I know: Look out the window if you want to make a garden. That's Step 1; that's where the siting of a successful home landscape should begin. After all, as a gardener, when was the last time you viewed the garden from outside, when you were in it? If you're like me, you're bending/weeding/mowing/digging, not viewing when you're outdoors. With that in mind, here's my pretty basic Garden Design 101 for Real Gardeners:
Ask yourself this: Where do you see your garden from most often, and at what time of year? Where does the magical light happen, and catch your eye? For me, it's a few places:
The best seat in the house is the dining-room table (above), where I often plunk my laptop and heaps of messiness when writing and just generally like to be. (So does Jack the Demon Cat, who adores the west view.)
I can see a long way due west from that old Chinese wooden chair, and also pretty far south, with a short east snapshot as well…so those directions, starting at the point of my favorite chair and emanating outward, are the primary axes of my garden. From my bedroom window, I see the bird's eye view of a similar westward scene (top, shot through the screen the other day). The garden stretches out to the west from where I see it, and gets backlit in the afternoons to boot. Nice.
Along that axis are some spring things (viburnums and lilacs, for instance) to draw the eye right now. I put a potted red-leaf Japanese maple on the one corner of the terrace to pull the eye out all season long, echoing the little red shed door, and then way in the distance, some other carefully placed gold-leaf shrubs (like Spiraea thunbergii 'Ogon') will signal to me April through December after the close-in things have had their moment. (Sorry it cannot be seen in the top photo.)
Being greedy, I want good company when it's not "gardening season," too, so even after the leaves have fallen, a mass of maybe 20 winterberry hollies (Ilex verticillata) shouts from all the way at the back of the top photo, by the unseen gold Spiraea, forming a wall of red–my long-distance view from October to January or so.
Due south from the best seat in the house is the frogpond, watched over by a big old Indonesian Buddha who stares right back at me through closed eyes, and uphill from him an increasingly massive copper beech I planted 20 years ago (above). I don't have to move to see them. (By the way, those are long bamboos laid across the pool to thwart frog-hungry herons, and because tour season is under way, I have posts and rope up to keep people away from the edge; not the best photo but hopefully makes the point anyhow.)
When I work in the kitchen, I am treated to the scene of a nearby magnolia (above, shattering, as seen from the stove vantage point) that's underplanted with many treasures that entertain me whether it's March or November, and the magnolia's massive gray trunk itself is beautiful 365 days. See it (below) a few weeks farther along:
And then there's one particular living-room window that catches my eye most of all when I come down the stairs, as if to say hello. To heighten its importance, perhaps 15 feet beyond it lives a four-season shrub: the red-twig dogwood Cornus sericea 'Sunshine,' whose gold leaves scream in fair weather and red stems pick up the job in foul. (You can see 'Sunshine' in this slideshow.)
Did I know this when I started here 20-plus years ago–to look out the window and plan the garden accordingly? No, not at all.
But in hindsight (which is famously 20-20), I realize this was what was at work unconsciously: I was building a garden that I could enjoy, because it could be seen from where I really live when I'm not out there in the moment of doing it. I instinctively placed beds and created axes in spots I related to, being not just the gardener here but also the resident of the house's interior. I have never regretted these somewhat accidental gut decisions.
Whether your best seat in the house is a deck or a den or a favorite reading chair for winter afternoons, or even the place where you stand a few minutes each day and brush your teeth, plant yourself some well-placed pictures to greet you, and you will be well on the way to a garden that works.
One more thing: Sometimes people do visit, of course, and I guess I almost forgot my tip on that score, when it's not all about me. :) Gussy up the front walkway–the first thing people who don't live in the house will see–and then once inside, invite them to sit in your chair. That guarantees them the best view of all.


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Is Your Supply Chain Information Safe?Every once in a while supply chain experts rattle off a list of things that concern them about how well the supply chain works or doesn't work. One of the items often topping the list is the integrity of information moving up and down the supply chain. Gartner, in fact, recently said global IT leaders will identify IT supply chain integrity as a top-three security-related concern by 2017. Specifically, Gartner predicts that enterprise IT supply chains "will be targeted and compromised, forcing changes in the structure of the IT marketplace and how IT will be managed moving forward." The firm defines supply chain integrity as:
I'm not sure if supply chain integrity is less of a concern now, compared to a few years ago, or why the concern will markedly increase five years from now. For as long as I can remember, the threat to trustworthy data-sharing practices has always been there, and people long have mentioned the importance of being able to safeguard internal capabilities, and receive and send sound data among suppliers, customers, and other trading partners. Gartner, however, points out that as the IT supply chain has become even more complex and global the possibility for volatility and compromised data has also increased. Complicating matters is the fact that hardware vendors are more frequently outsourcing, not only manufacturing, but design work to contractors in Asia and India; and more established Asian suppliers are beginning to outsource work to emerging economies, such as Brazil, Vietnam, and Indonesia. According to research vice president Ray Valdes: IT supply chain integrity issues are expanding from hardware into software and information. They are growing more complex as IT systems are assembled from a large number of geographically diverse providers, and, now of mainstream concern to enterprise IT. These issues are not just about defense and intelligence. This has significant implications for businesses, governments and individuals moving forward in a world where the integrity of the IT supply chain is no longer completely trustable, and where all layers of the IT stack will be targeted for supply chain compromise. Considering the expanding range of platforms used in today's information- and software-based economy, Gartner suggests that activities around IT supply chain integrity must extend to:
Given the vast number of ways by which companies relay supply chain information nowadays, Gartner may be on to something: Better to think of this issue now before a threat becomes a reality. |
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What most out here probably are unaware of is that there's a number of different relations between ISPs as well.
It's not an easy matter to fully grasp. I'll give it a try:
Essentially traffic nowadays is mostly asymmetric in bandwidth use (consumers pull more in than they send out and publishers send out more than they pull in).
Whenever ISPs are discussing peering (i.e. build connections between 2 ISPs) they look at traffic level between themselves (and their respective downstreams) and if it's not a "I send about as much to you as you send to me" then it'll not be a peering (peering is between equals), but the dominant one will try to charge the other.
So who's dominant ? Well that's a question of who's gotten the bigger tool you might say, but what always plays in it is who's sending more traffic to the other is the dominant one (i.e. the one having more publishers is more dominant).
Now location, network, status, reputation etc. all count into it as well - but traffic levels in each direction are by far not unimportant.
So for an ISP it is financially interesting to not be a downstream of others - it makes them more profitable by not having themselves to pay other ISPs for their own internet connection.
Players like Google are really big and in this game. So connecting them to other ISPs means they always would end up as the top dog - essentially generating them income for there's no internet if you cannot reach Google.
Little local players offering things to consumers always end up as the downstream of other bigger players.
If you ever wonder why a datacenter offers more bandwidth for cheaper than what you can manage at home while they'd have to flood the bill for power, cooling, physical security etc. as well ... yep: the datacenter if big enough will not pay as much for their big pipes to the rest of the Internet than the ISP that would connect you and all your neighbors at home would.
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MONTREAL (AP) -- Ottawa Senators defenseman Eric Gryba was suspended for two games by the NHL on Friday for his crushing hit to head on Montreal Canadiens center Lars Eller in Game 1 of their first-round playoff series.
Gryba caught Eller with his head down at the Montreal blue line Thursday night in the second period of the Senators' 4-2 victory. Eller crashed face-first to the ice, and was bleeding heavily as he was taken from the Bell Centre ice on a stretcher. He sustained a concussion and facial and dental injuries.
Elller was released from the hospital Friday and was resting at home.
"We do not see malicious intent by Gryba on this play," Brendan Shanahan, the NHL's senior vice president of hockey operations and player safety, said in a video posted on the league's website. "Eller is eligible to be checked and Gryba does not extend an elbow or launch into the head.
"However, Gryba's route is not correct and we do not feel that he makes enough of a full body check for this hit not to qualify as an illegal check to the head. In our view, in attempting this very difficult check, Gryba does not hit squarely enough through the body. Eller's head is the principle point of contact and the subsequent contact to Eller's right shoulder is secondary."
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A: Dogs' urine is high in acid and excessive levels of nitrogen and creates a burn once it hits the lawn. When grassy areas are wet, or even moist, the impact is diluted. That's why dogs and lawns get along better when it rains. If Fido has to go outside, one way to reduce the yellow dead zones is to water everything down with a hose once he's done his business. Then look into a product called NaturVet GrassSaver Liquid, which is a vitamin compound added to a dog's food. There are lots of expensive supplements that claim to neutralize the lawn-burning substances in dog urine, but this is one of the few that works fairly well. If a spot is really bad, you'll have to buy a bit of sod, dig up and replace the poisoned soil with new topsoil, patch the spot, and water every day for a week or two. (Using seed may be a waste of time and money on a lawn with dog traffic.) You can keep the leftover sod on loose, rich topsoil in a sunny spot somewhere behind the garage, and if you keep it wet, it will be useable for this purpose for up to about 10 days.
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We started going through our belongings with the intention of reducing the amount of Stuff we take with us. And we've been listing and selling items like crazy. So far we sold both our TVs (and canceled cable), I sold two guitars, we sold our entertainment center, a pair of large floor speakers, some clothes, and a few other items. The main idea was reducing the amount of weight and number of boxes we take with us when we move, but we've also made a fair amount of money, which will certainly come in handy with the moving expenses coming our way. We actually could have made a lot more money, but we priced everything to sell quickly instead of pricing it to maximize profit. This isn't the first time we've done well on Craigslist etiher as we sold our car on Craigslist a few months back.
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Stuck on login page???
14 June 2007 at 9:11am
I've read the bug fixes that address the issue of modifying the _config.php file and the .htaccess file, but installation still leaves me stuck on the "loading page".
I should say it leaves me on the loading page when viewed in FireFox,
it simply resets the login form in IE....?I'm stumped since I've tried every possible thing I can think of to fix it.
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Post here your _config.php and .htaccess, please.
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RewriteEngine OnRewriteRule \.js$ - [L]
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I'm trying to install on a sub-domain, so I think that might be the source of my problems...?
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Are you accessing SS by http://server/~build33/ ?
I have also problem installing SS into my home directory /home/xmedeko and access it by http://server/~xmedeko. I was not trying to fix it, though. -
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I am trying to access SS through my default hosting path /build33/public_html/
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try to change last few lines in .htaccess from:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^(.*)$
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RewriteBase /~build33/highexodus
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f^
RewriteRule (.*) sapphire/main.php?url=$1 [L,QSA]Note the %1 has changed to $1
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I made the changes to the .htaccess page you suggested
and now I get the following parsing error:Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STATIC, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in /home/build33/public_html/highexodus/sapphire/core/ManifestBuilder.php on line 18
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ø Ignore Quickleaf4e DM Cheat Sheet
I just put together a cheat sheet for our DM (and my future games). The idea behind it is, theoretically, you could run a game by the seat of your pants with just this sheet.
Enjoy! And I'd appreciate any feedback you have too.
* Added save bonuses to elites and solos
* Added CA (combat advantage) notation to dying, petrified, and unconscious conditions
To give credit where credit is due:
The "DC by level" table and the "Skill Challenge" table are wholesale from the Rules Compendium, with a couple additional advantages I wrote up.
The "Monster" table is based on the awesome MM3 on a business card over at SlyFlourish. The table on "updating pre-MM3 monsters" is just what I use for my own games based on the changes I observed in monster design.
The "Traps/Hazards" table is the skin and bones advice from Matthew Sernett's Trapped article in Dragon #366 .
The "Improvised Actions / Terrain Powers" table draws on DMG page 42 as well as Mark Monack's Tutorial: Terrain Powers article on the Wotc website.Last edited by Quickleaf; Thursday, 27th September, 2012 at 11:31 PM.
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My coach made us practice this when it first came around in 2002! it's not hard to learn. I am still not confident to do it at meets. You do get a little extra speed in the water with it though.
It is pretty impossible to see for the ref if you time it right. But if you are just a little off, it can be seen. So practice practice