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WASHINGTON, D.C.—The American Advertising Federation (AAF) announced today the launch of a new advertising campaign that will urge talented creatives to enter the ADDY Awards. With the tagline "The ADDY Awards are here, and it's time to hand in your 'A' work," the campaign cleverly plays on the traditional school grading system. The new print ads will run in Creativity, Adweek, Brandweek and Mediaweek. The campaign is the first national advertising effort ever in the 46-year history of the awards.
The campaign, created by Leo Burnett USA, consists of four ads that are each a tongue-in-cheek representation of non-ADDY worthy work. For example, the "If it's not an ADDY, it's a BADDY" ad features a snakeskin lounge suit wearing awardee holding a "Baddy" award. The "CADDY" ad features a golf caddy, the "DADDY" features a proud papa, and the "FADDY" features a socialite wannabe. The first ad will run on Jan. 30.
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"The new ad campaign perfectly captures the spirited competitiveness of the ADDYs while celebrating the awards' recognition of creative excellence," said Wally Snyder, president & CEO, AAF. "We greatly appreciate the talented Leo Burnett USA team, who perfectly branded the world's largest advertising competition."
With more than 55,000 entries annually, the ADDY Awards are the advertising industry's largest and most representative competition, recognizing creative excellence and the very best advertising worldwide. The ADDY Awards gala will take place June 11 in San Francisco at the AAF National Conference 2006. For more information on the ADDY Awards, visit www.addycompetition.com.
The American Advertising Federation (AAF), headquartered in Washington, D.C., acts as the "Unifying Voice for Advertising." The AAF is the oldest national advertising trade association, representing 50,000 professionals in the advertising industry. The AAF has a national network of 200 ad clubs located in ad communities across the country. Through its 215 college chapters, the AAF provides 6,500 advertising students with real-world case studies and recruitment connections to corporate America. The AAF also has 130 blue-chip corporate members that are advertisers, agencies and media companies, comprising the nation's leading brands and corporations. For more information, visit the AAF's Web site at www.aaf.org.


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Hartmann Park & Pavilion
(Formerly known as Oakwood Park), Hartmann Park covers 9.92 acres on
Oakwood Drive, just south of Route 45 at 292 Oakwood Road. Hartmann Pavilion, which serves
as a home base for our summer day camp program, birthday parties and some
community meetings, is located here.
6 barbeque grills
baseball/softball diamonds
.25 mile walking path
In-line skate park
Open field/play area
parking lots
picnic shelters
sand volleyball courts
ADA inclusion swing
Originally named Oakwood Park, this property was acquired in thirds:
one-third purchased in 1976, one-third donated to the District in 1976 and
the remaining third was deeded to the District by Village Hall in 1986. In
1996, construction began on an enclosed pavilion to house winter programs
and summer camps. Upon the pavilion's completion in 1997, it was dedicated
and named for Carl P. Hartmann, retired Park District Director. At the same
time, the park was also re-named Hartmann Park.
fall of 2000 brought about a total park renovation, which included most of
the amenities listed above, as well as landscape improvements.
headquarters for the Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County (SRACLC)
is also located on this parcel, at 290 Oakwood Drive.
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A MAN has today been jailed for eight and a half years for killing a "wonderful" teenager during a police chase through New Cross.
Wiktoria Was, 13, was travelling with her family when a driver being pursued by police crashed into the back of their VW Polo at traffic lights in Ilderton Road on January 6.
Devon Newell, aged 33, admitted causing death by dangerous driving and was sentenced to eight and a half years imprisonment and six years disqualification from driving at Woolwich Crown Court on February 18.
Wiktoria was a Year 9 pupil at Goffs School in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, and was described as "talented" and "funny" by headteacher Alison Garner.
At the time of the teenager's death, Ms Garner said: "Wiktoria was a wonderful member of our community.
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The butler Tague and the room attendant Armed. By far the best trained and presented of any cruise we have been on. Anticipated rather than have to be asked.
Cleanliness throughout the ship
Staff overall.
Very Good
The price of goods in the shops. Some about half of that on the land.
Hint Wait for the sales later in the cruise. 40-50% off was common
Quality of food on board. Plenty of it but
Communications: Beware boarding time is a tiered approach. The higher up on the ship the earlier your boarding is. Was not informed of this by Celebrity until 48 hours prior to boarding. A bit late to change air flights booked 30 days in advance.
Shuttle service. Its been reported before.
Drinks package: Not worth the money unless you are like my brother in law who would use his quota by breakfast. Drink prices surprisingly were the same as on land
Hint Buy the 355mill wine carafe. It was very good Californian for $11
Cocktails and Spirits about $7-8 a glass.
Land packages.
Very expensive.
Hint. Go ashore you will find local operators at half the cost. We did.
Overall impression
This is a big ship with 3000 guests. We had a very good suite, and paid for that experience. We felt on our cruise the public areas were swamped with guests reading or sleeping.We retreated to out lounge room, a privilege most did not share.
The Oceanview buffet was generally overfull requiring my wife to wait at the table when one became available so not to lose it.This was unacceptable.
We will not be repeating our experience on these larger ships again


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---- — SALEM — Police were unable to catch a motorcyclist who was seen driving through sign signs and speeding with his lights off in the area of Bridge Street on Sunday night.
The incident began when an officer on patrol on Boston Street about 9:52 p.m. heard a motorcycle coming down Bridge Street at a high rate of speed, according to the log. The officer began following the dark-colored bike and watched as it went through a stop sign on Proctor Street and again at the intersection of Colby Street and Highland Avenue.
The officer pulled the motorcycle over on Highland Avenue, but the man operating it "turned around twice and looked at this officer" and then sped off when the officer exited the police vehicle.
"This officer could not keep up with the motorcycle because of his high rate of speed and his driving in and out of traffic with his lights off," wrote police.
A computer check on the plate determined that the operator — positively identified by the officer — was a man out of Malden. The plate itself had been canceled.
Police will request the court issue a summons for the man with charges of speeding, failure to stop for a police officer, operating to endanger, operating an unregistered motorcycle and a stop sign violation.
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Each and every member of Alabama's 2010 NFL Draft Class has signed their contract and will be reporting to their team's training camps next week.
One single pick can't overcome the many ways the NFL Draft can punish unprepared franchises.
A little something I whipped up for Team Speed Kills while putting together my info on the draft for RBR. Florida is still the Alpha Dog when it comes to putting players in the pros but Alabama is close behind. Also, the SEC rules
Assessing the performance of the Alabama Crimson Tide in the 2010 NFL Draft.
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Helloween has been one of my favorite bands ever since I bought "Keeper of the Seven Keys Part One" on cassette. While some band members have changed, my enjoyment of this band has not waned. "Better Than Raw" is an excellent album that any Helloween, or metal, fan is sure to enjoy. Starting off with a classical style opus, the album hits hard with the second song and doesn't stop until the last one finishes. My personal favorite is "Lavdate Dominvm," written entirely in Latin, with its great transitions between chorus and verses. I bought the extended version, which also contains the live version of "Perfect Gentleman," one of my all time favorite Helloween songs.
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Recorded at Chateau Du Pape and Crazy Cat Studios, Hamburg, Germany, and Mi Sueno, Tenerife, Spain. All tracks have been digitally remastered and features the 4 bonus tracks 'Back On The Ground', 'A Game We Shouldn't Play', 'Perfect Gentleman' & 'Moshi Moshi-Shiki No Uta'. Castle Music.
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This is the last of the Eight remastered Helloween albums. The album as it stood before was a very solid, hard hitting album that took Helloween into a darker, and more progressive sound that needed to occur for the band to mature, and move in a different musical direction. It stands as an early preview to what "The Dark Ride" was to be. Starting with the introductory instramental Deliberately Limited Preliminary Prelude In Z, to the last track Midnight Sun, this album is full of hard rock and thrash elements. Songs like I can and Hey Lord have a catchy anthem type vibe to add into the mix. For those who bought the album in Europe originally, this contains the US bonus track "A Game We Shouldn't Play". For other outside Japan who didn't buy the bonus version there, or the single for Hey Lord, this has the tracks Back on the Ground and Moshi Moshi Shiki No Uta (live). Also a bootleg version of Hey Lord from the single is here to.
Nicely done with new slipcover sleave, and a full 16 page liner book with the continuation/conclusion of the 8 cd booklet interview/travel through time with Helloween members. Definately should pick this album up if you havn't before.
To me this is one of my favorite Andy Deris era cd's.I own all the cd's.The song Revelation rocks and is the best one on the cd.A close second is Push and Hey lord!The guys put together a great cd for us fans to enjoy.You pretty much can listen to it all the way through and when you can do that you spent your money well.Now some will say how come i didn't mention the song "I Can" with praise well i'm not a huge fan of Helloween's hit songs like I Can, A Perfect Gentleman,Dr Stein,As Long As I Fall,and the corny Can Do It but i guess they have to write songs like that to keep the EXECUTIVES happy,but those songs don't appear on this one except I Can.All Helloween fans must love this cd and you will too!Also check out The Time of the Oath That also rocks and you won't be wasting your money!
So you loved the Keepers albums, kept buying the ones after that hoping they would come out with something decent, and was let down time after time again? You aren't impressed with Andi Deris's voice, or you heard "The Dark Ride" and "Rabbits Don't Come Easy" and thought the songs were booooooriinng??? Don't give up yet! Better Than Raw is definitely a break from the string of highly unsuccesful, bland, albums that Helloween has been cranking out in the 90's. Ok, fine, so Keepers Pt. 3 was great, but it was not on par with Keepers 1&2. But this one is even better than Keepers Pt. 3. The music is definitely Heavy Metal, it is rough, has some progressive aspects to it, but there is also some variety.
The catchy songs "Hey Lord" and "I Can" really got me into the album. But the intense "Push" not only features some creative vocals from Deris, but is probably the high-point in songwriting for the album. Heavy, yet catchy. Not too distorted, and the vocals actually aren't that bad! Revelations is the real proggy one, Time is a really different song with an acoustic intro that brought great dynamics to this album, and lets see…Laudate Dominum is this really cheesy happy latin power metal song that I ended up loving (then got sick of). A few boring tracks that I couldn't get into such as Midnight Sun and Back on the Ground, but overall the songwriting is definitely a few notches up from other boring Helloween releases.
Originally released in 1998, Better than Raw is, in my humble opinion, the absolute best album Helloween has released since the classic Keeper of the Seven Keys albums. By bringing in former Pink Cream 69 vocalist Andi Deris to replace Michael Kiske, the band seemed to regain the focus and energy missing from the last couple of Kiske albums. All of the Deris-era Helloween albums are quite good, especially those released in the 1990's, but Better than Raw stands out as the best of the bunch.
This is Helloween doing what they do best – delivering the kind of high-energy melodic power metal that they pretty much invented in the first place. Everything about this album, from the songwriting to the music to the cover art is an improvement over its predecessors. The album is full of strong tracks, though songs like Push, Hey Lord, I Can, and Midnight Sun stand out. This is the kind of album that would bring old-school Helloween fans back to the fold, and one of the only albums released since founding guitarist Kai Hansen left that is truly on par with his band Gamma Ray's albums.
Sanctuary finally got around to remastering the Helloween catalog earlier this year, and they certainly did it right. In addition to digitally remastered sound, the reissued version of Better than Raw serves up 4 bonus tracks – Back on the Ground, A Game We Shouldn't Play, and live versions of Perfect Gentlemen and the bizarrely titled track called Moshi Moshi-Shiki No Uta, which is essentially a 7-minute drum solo with some guitar soloing thrown in for good measure. You also get expanded liner notes, photos, etc. plus a nifty slipcase for the disc.
This is what a remastered version of a great album is supposed to look and sound like. If you're already a Helloween fan, it's time to replace your old version!


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Government Shutdown
- Latest on the shutdown from Washington
- Update: Congress reaches bipartisan deal
- Food stamps to possibly be cut off at end of month, local families affected
- Vote to reopen government cancelled
- Debt Ceiling latest - House to vote on new bill
- Debt Ceiling reality facts
- Benefits checks could be delayed if debt ceiling isn't raised
- Government hits debt limit in 3 days
- Government shutdown nears second week
- Government Shutdown could affect national cemeteries
- Disruptions will impact Floridians if shutdown isn't resolved by end of month
- Veteran flags his flag upside down - sign of distress
- Glimmer of hope in Washington for extending debt ceiling
- Government Shutdown goes in to 2nd week
- Air Force Armament Museum closed due to shutdown
- Treasury Secretary testifies damage that could happen if debt ceiling isn't raised before deadline
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- DAY 8 Government shutdown
- State parks busier because of gov't shutdown
- Furloughed workers getting back to work
- Government Shutdown goes in to 2nd week
- LATEST UPDATE: Furloughed workers head back to work
- Commissary re-opens
- Eglin furloughed workers back at work
Government Shutdown goes in to 2nd week
Updated: Thursday, October 10 2013, 03:19 PM CDT
The government shutdown is now on day 7 and both sides are still bitterly divided and no end in sight.
President Obama cancelled his trip to Asia this week so he could stay in town to deal with the impasse.
Today he visited the Federal Emergency Management Association.
FEMA is one of the many agencies impacted by the shutdown.
80 % of it's workers are furloughed.
The president thanked the Federal Emergency Management Agency employees for their hard work during the last week despite not having full staffing.
And he again pleaded with House Republicans to vote to open the entire government.
Truth is there are enough votes to end this shutdown immediately. House should hold that. Vote today. Just vote -- let every member vote their conscience. Speaker Boehner should prove it.
House Speaker John Boehner claims there are not enough votes to pass a bill to open the government that does not include changes to Obamacare.


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I'm back from vacation so it's time to start complaining about the little things in sports that drive me nuts …. like say --- … FOX ALL STAR GAME PROMOS #$#$%!*&%!#!
Are we really supposed to believe that major league players really care about who wins the all star game ??? that players really care about home field advantage for the world series ?? that bragging rights between the 2 leagues really mean anything to anybody ? I mean really --
If that's true … then why do they let the guys from Kansas City and Pittsburgh play ???
IT'S AN ALL STAR GAME NOTHING MORE NOTHING LESS …. AND NOBODY CARES nor should they
Rangers manager Ron Washington says in 1 breath winning is important becuz he'd like home field advantage …. and in the next breath says he'll let everybody play …. If it really mattered why would you take the best players out ??
And you decide who plays in a game that means sooooooooooooooooooo much by a bunch of geeks who vote online all day and night ….. not that there's anything wrong with that -- well actually there is … an orchestrated online vote is stupid … we've reduced the all star game to "dancing with the stars" and "American idol"
I don't vote on those shows either … I am really old
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Famed comedian Lewis Black is coming to Westbury for two nights later this month as part of his 2013 tour.
The Grammy Award-winning standup comedian's "The Rant Is Due," arrives at the NYCB Theatre at Westbury on Friday, April 26 and Saturday, April 27 at 8 p.m.
Cost: Tickets: $59.50 and $49.50
Info: On sale now at www.livenation.com, charge by phone at 800-745-3000 or at the Westbury box office. For membership information, visit www.westburymembership.com. For further information, visit www.thetheatreatwestbury.com.
Trumpeter Chris Botti at Tilles Center:
The Jazz trumpeter and Tilles Center favorite has become among today's most popular figures in contemporary jazz. He performs Saturday, April 13, 2013 at 8 p.m. in the Concert Hall.
Cost: Tickets $77, $57 and $37.
Info: Tilles Center for the Performing Arts, LIU Post; 720 Northern Blvd. Brookville. Buy tickets at the Tilles Center website here.
Doo Wop and the Dawn of Rock
Huntington's Cinema Arts Centre presents 'Rock Legends Live!' Host Bill Shelley presents a celebration of the legendary singers who changed music forever. Among those featured in his film are Bill Haley and his Comets with "Rock Around the Clock," Little Richard's "Tutti Frutti," Jerry Lee Lewis' "Great Balls of Fire," and Buddy Holly's "Peggy Sue." Other featured performers range from Elvis to Dion and the Belmonts.
Cost: CAC Members $10 / Public $15. Includes reception.
Info: April 16 at 7:30pm at Cinema Arts Centre, 423 Park Ave, Huntington 631-423-7610. Tickets can be purchased online, www.CinemaArtsCentre.org at the box office during theater hours or by calling Brown Paper Tickets at 1-800-838-3006.
Contemporary Artists at the Nassau Gallery
Nassau County Museum of Art's Contemporary Gallery features the work Asad Faulwell and Chris Johanson, two young American artists working in very different styles. The exhibition is on view through June 16, 2013.
Cost: Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors (62 and above) and $4 for students and children (4 to12). Members are admitted free.
Info: The museum in Roslyn Harbor just off Northern Boulevard is open Tuesday-Sunday, 11 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Docent-led tours of the exhibition are offered at 2 p.m. each day; tours of the mansion are offered each Saturday at 1 p.m.; meet in the lobby, no reservations needed. Tours are free with museum admission.


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Points of View
Capturing the 19th Century in Photographs
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From its earliest beginnings in the 1840s up to its democratization as a widespread leisure pursuit, photography was swept along by a tide of artistic and entrepreneurial activity that gathered pace throughout the nineteenth century. Both as an art form and a social document, the photograph quickly took on a critical role as the primary means of visual expression in the modern age.
Points of View brings together, for the first time, a selection of images from the British Library's unique photography collections, examining the history, diversity, and influence of the medium from its invention and early years up until the coming of the twentieth century. Beginning with the work of William Henry Fox Talbot and including some of our most celebrated photographic pioneers—Francis Frith, Felix Teynard, Samuel Bourne, and Peter Henry Emerson among them—this volume focuses on the question Who was taking the photograph and why? Ultimately the answer is found in the rise of mass market interest, the increasing role of technology, and the emergence of this thrilling new discipline amid rapid scientific, social, and industrial progress.
Infancy of Invention
To the End of the Earth
Documenting Art
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In the Name of Science
Making the Modern World
The Way We Lived Then
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A life-long fan of Crimson Tide football spent one of his last days fulfilling a dream he's held for years. Thomas Scarborough knew his time was short, so he spent it in the most amazing way he could imagine, surrounded by loved ones while touring the facilities of the University of Alabama's athletics complex.
Mr. Scarborough invited our cameras along to capture the emotional day.
"This is the one thing I wanted to see, if I never see anything else in my life," Scarborough said while sitting in the BCS National Champs' locker room. Scarborough and his family spent the day taking pictures and looking at anything they wanted to see.
Confined to a wheelchair, Scarborough admitted it's wasn't' easy for him. He's was paraplegic and suffered from the results of a dump truck accident. He also suffered from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, or COPD, and battled lung issues, as well as nerve problems. "But I try not to let it hold me back," he explained.
"Dealing with patients that are in their end-of-life, we want to make this as smooth as possible," explained Lindsey Ashcraft of Comfort Care Hospice of Wetumpka, the organization that made the all-access tour of Bryant-Denny Stadium possible. Her other goal: to make the trip as memorable as possible for the entire Scarborough family.
She certainly gave the Tide fan something to talk about.
Dressed in familiar crimson and white and riding around in his power chair with a young child on his lap, Mr. Scarborough soaked in as much as he could; his love of the Tide was evidently passed down through the generations as the boy on his lap sported a hounds tooth hat of his own made famous by the late coach Paul "Bear" Bryant.
"You can tell it means a lot to him," said Assistant Athletics Director Tommy Ford. "He said he's been to one game here in 40 years or so, and seems to be blown away by the size and magnitude of Bryant-Denny."
"It was tough," Scarborough said when he learned of the trip. "But I wanted to be here." He viewed the lockers of some of his favorite players, sat and looked out over the vast stadium from a private box and made it down to the field to see it all from the players' point-of-view.
No all-access tour is complete without being surrounded by the entire family, each smiling and holding each other while posing for a photo on the 50-yard line.
Family and friends say Mr. Scarborough passed away over the weekend, two weeks after his joyous trip to Tuscaloosa.
We are very appreciative that he allowed us the privilege of joining him for such a special event, and we wish the family our most sincere condolences at his passing.
Thousands of Facebook fans, of various competing football teams, put aside their rivalry for a moment and said "Roll Tide" for Mr. Scarborough.
From an Auburn graduate to Mr. Scarborough, Roll Tide, sir.
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Samy Radwan, 14, from Paddington Academy controls the web orchestra from a tablet computer at the launch of Web Lab, a year-long exhibition put together by Google and the Science Museum in London, which features a series of interactive experiments that bring the extraordinary workings of the Internet to life.
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Art Basel is finally over and even though it was tons of fun it also left me with a nasty cold. So not cool but finally I'm feeling better! Anyway the holidays and the new year are almost amongst us, isn't that nuts? This year has passed by waaaay too fast but i'm ready for 2013. Hell yes i am.
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Perhaps it's because just like owners of the NFC teams and the AFC teams. The owners don't care really don't care at all who wins the Super Bowl, as long as there is a Super Bowl, and the taxpayers keep subsidizing their billion dollar profits.
Republicans and Democrats don't really care whose theories are used to run the Republic, as long as the system created to assure their control, and their ability to loot the country, is not challenged.
Consider the War in Iraq, the biggest debacle in the history of country. We killed hundreds of thousands of innocent people, killed 6,000 American troops, lost Osama bin Laden in Pakistan, destroyed the sworn enemy of our enemy Iran, created thousands of new terrorists, and spent trillions creating billions of borrowed dollars.
But we did create billions in profits for B-P, Exxon-Mobil, Halliburton, General Electric, Dyncorp, Lockheed Martin, etc.
So the Iraq War was a huge success - only for the intended beneficiaries. The rest got screwed.
It is interesting to note that the last balanced budget we had was under Clinton, a Democrat, and the deficit returned ass soon as Bush cut taxes and government revenue by tax breaks to the richest.
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to humans, to animals, to our environment, to our economy, to our education, to our finances, and to our health
By: Mary T. and Frank L. Hoffman
Diet and Health: John Wesley
The Church, collectively, has been strangely silent on the connection between our diet and health, and our physical and spiritual well being. The only major exceptions to this silence, that we are aware of, have been the Seventh Day Adventist Church and the non-affiliated ministry of George H. Malkmus who founded Hallelujah Acres .
Very early in John Wesley's ministry, he realized that there was a connection between physical and spiritual health. If the body was sick, then the person's focus would likely be diverted from God. When he came to America in the mid 1700's, he continued this teaching and was criticized for it by local clergy and the Anglican Bishop of London. Following is an excerpt from John Wesley's response to the bishop:
By 'extraordinary strictnesses and severities,' I presume your Lordship means the abstaining from wine and animal food; which, it is sure, Christianity does not require. But if you do, I fear your Lordship is not thoroughly informed of the matter of fact. I began to do this about twelve years ago, when I had no thought of 'annoying parochial ministers,' or of 'captivating' any 'people' thereby, unless it were the Chicasaw or Choctaw Indians. But I resumed the use of them both, about two years after, for the sake of some who thought I made it a point of conscience; telling them, 'I will eat flesh while the world standeth' rather than 'make my brother to offend.' Dr. Cheyne advised me to leave them off again, assuring me, 'Till you do, you will never be free from fevers.' And since I have taken his advice, I have been free (blessed be God) from all bodily disorders.1
Both John Wesley and his physician knew that the eating of animals and their by-products (eggs and dairy) was injurious to health. Wesley had first hand knowledge of this, as do we, today, yet most people don't want to hear about it. Why? Because most people don't want to change their lifestyle, so they resort to trying to silence the prophets of truth, and for a little while they were successful in doing so with John Wesley. However, when his illnesses returned, he resumed being a strict vegetarian and he regained his health. Unfortunately, Wesley was not forceful enough with passing along these truths about diet and health and, as a result, most of these vegetarian dietary truths have been lost in the teachings of the Methodist and other churches among whom he had influence. It is time we reverse this mistake.
We have an obligation to learn about the connections between animal foods and chronic illnesses, and about a proper vegetarian diet. Likewise, we have an obligation to speak forth to our congregations about these things, for to do otherwise promotes violence to their health, to their spiritual well-being, and to their personal finances. Personally, we never found out about these thing in the church. Our education about diet and health came from our own experience and from people and organizations outside the church.
Poor health can be a tremendous drain on personal finances, and when people worry about these things it has an injurious effect on their physical well-being, so that their health is further deteriorated. Thus, our silence on the advantages of a vegetarian (vegan) diet really does violence to people's health, finances, and well-being.
Jesus is often referred to as the "Great Physician". It is interesting to note that God's original intent was for us and our fellow creatures to eat only plant foods (Genesis 1:29-30). The diet of good health and healing was set in motion from the very beginning for all who would receive it.
We have an obligation to learn and speak out.
1. Letter to the Dr. Gibson, Bishop of London, LONDON, June 11, 1747, in The Letters of John Wesley Edited by John Telford -- London: Epworth Press, 1931. Available online: http://wesley.nnu.edu/Letters/1747.htm as part of http://wesley.nnu.edu/Letters/
The intent of this series is to wake up and encourage the Church to greater works of love and compassion (John 14:12). It is not to condemn the Church, in general, or any individual, any more than Jesus condemned the woman caught in adultery. Jesus said to her, "...go your way. From now on sin no more." (John 8:11) And this is our message to the Church: Recognize our sins of the past and go forth seeking to be perfect as our heavenly Father is perfect (Matthew 5:48), correcting the sins of the past, for that is the only way we can truly show the world that we love the Lord our God with all our heart, soul, might, and mind, including the whole of creation, which includes our neighbors whom we are to love as ourselves.
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Lindsay Banner '07, sharing her homegrown talent with the world of finance
To most college seniors, tacking on an additional semester in order to graduate would be considered a set-back. Lindsay Banner '07 BSBA, saw the additional time as an opportunity. During the six years that have successfully ensued, Banner has continued to follow that philosophy.
The six additional months Banner spent at Clarion enabled her to triple major in finance, economics and international business and minor in French, graduating summa cum laude from the Clarion University Honor's Program with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. At graduation, she also had a five-week French submersion stint in Quebec under her belt as well as an international semester at sea traveling to Puerto Rico, Brazil, South Africa, Mauritius, India, Myanmar, Vietnam, Hong Kong and Japan.
Currently a financial manager at MuniCap, Inc. in Columbia, Maryland, Banner explained,"My 'Semester at Sea' was a fantastic experience but because of it, I had to stay at Clarion an extra semester. I picked up an economics major that was instrumental in my career success."
Even as a college freshman, Banner, who attended Clarion High School and whose family continues to reside locally, saw the advantage of being well-rounded, experiencing everything set before her and making the most of every opportunity. Recruited to play volleyball at Clarion, she chose to attend the university also because of its differing academic accreditations. A three-sport athlete throughout high school (volleyball, basketball and softball), Banner and the Clarion Golden Eagles qualified for the NCAA tournament in 2003, '04 and '06. She was named captain her senior year as well as to the ESPN Academic All-District II College Division Second Team.
"I felt a part of a very close-knit family at Clarion University," said Banner. "It is an incredible community and everyone at the school was extremely understanding and able to adapt to my various needs and desires. My coach accepted that I needed to study abroad based on my international business major. My professors and mentors guided me every step of the way."
One of those mentors, finance professor Dr. Jeffrey Eicher, helped her network into MuniCap, a public finance consulting firm specializing in creative approaches to funding urban renewal, economic development and growth management.
According to Banner,"Emily Metzler, a 2005 Clarion graduate, contacted Dr. Eicher about the need at her firm. He reached out to me, I connected with Emily and I have been working at Municap since March 2008."
Banner's presence is still strongly felt on the Clarion University campus. She was recently selected to serve on Clarion's College of Business Administration Advisory Council, helping to evaluate and weigh in on the current curriculum and suggest changes to remain competitive with other business schools.
Banner's father, Tony Banner '81, also a Clarion alumnus, passed away two years ago. Last year, the family endowed the Tony Banner Scholarship Fund in his name to benefit the volleyball program.
Banner has recently matriculated as a part-time graduate student in the Johns Hopkins University Carey School of Business and is working toward a master's degree in real estate. The desire to move on in real estate was in part fueled by her current job, as well as her participation in Habitat for Humanity over the past 16 years. She has also coached club volleyball and youth basketball while in Maryland.
Banner said , "Sitting in an office, you don't often see the fruits of your labor but when you get out into the community, it is dramatically evident."
What lies ahead for Lindsay Banner in the next six years? "I would like to continue to work in financial real estate and begin teaching at a student-based university or community college. I would love to be a dream enabler, as the faculty at Clarion did for me."


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Updated 3:02pm Tuesday 22nd January 2013 in News By Bill Gardner, Senior Reporter
TIM Loughton has been on the warpath this week. During an explosive appearance before the Education Select Committee on Monday, the former Minister for Children and Young People laid into his former department, likening Michael Gove to Young Mr Grace, the store owner in Are You Being Served?
Since he lost his job in the September reshuffle, the MP for East Worthing and Shoreham has loudly complained that the government has "dropped the ball" on tackling child exploitation. But a senior Whitehall official, stung by the criticism, described the 50-year-old as a "lazy incompetent narcissist obsessed only with self-promotion".
Bill Gardner spoke to Mr Loughton about his new life on the backbenches.
Your appearance at the Education Select Committee has certainly ruffled a few feathers. Do you stand by what you said?
Certainly. My complaint is that the children and families agenda has been a declining priority, especially since the reshuffle.
The department has dropped it like a stone and I just don't understand it. I think they have made the wrong call.
This is an area where we had made some real steps. We had got some real Brownie points and we had put it on the radar.
Then the Jimmy Saville scandal comes along and demonstrates why people need to be so aware of it.
But now the department has gone completely silent on it. For instance, we now have just one children's minister where before we had two.
Also, you would have expected the minister for children to respond to the debate we had in Westminster but it was a Home Office minister instead. I found that very worrying.
If you were doing such a great job, why did David Cameron sack you in the September reshuffle?
You tell me. I have no idea.
Politics is a funny game because by all accounts most of the ministers who left were doing a good job.
I was summoned to see the Prime Minister. I actually thought there was a chance I could get promoted.
He sat me down and told me what a wonderful job I had done. Then he said he wanted to give someone else a go.
It was certainly a surprise and I was very disappointed. Afterwards I had more than 500 supportive emails and letters.
To be honest, it's still a mystery to me. I suppose I had done the children's brief for longer than anyone else, so that might have had something to do with it.
Do you think you can be more effective as a vocal backbencher than as a minister?
I don't think you can be more effective from the backbenches because the best place you can be is as a minister defining policy.
We were bringing about real change in child exploitation that I hope will be continued by the new incumbent - but it's a worry when you see the whole thing going quiet.
It's crucial that the work should be carried on.
You likened your former boss, education minister Michael Gove, to a character from Are You Being Served? Do you stand by that?
Let's be clear - Michael Gove is doing a fantastic job in education. He's done a hell of a lot to shake up schools in a short space of time.
My concern is that there is another part of the department which was dealing with kids in care which also needed Michael's attention. To me it seemed like children and families was becoming de-prioritised.
I was always very vociferous about it to Michael - but I did find it difficult to get airtime.
He was very focused on schools instead, but there's no need for the two to be mutually exclusive.
You also said the education department was like working in an episode of Upstairs Downstairs. What needs to change?
It was an off-the-cuff comment about how all the ministers had their offices on the same floor, way above the civil service.
I found it very frustrating because it seemed impossible to get anything done quickly.
In most workplaces, if you wanted to go and have a chat with a colleague, you can do that without much fuss.
But there, if you wanted to go over something with somebody, even just for a few minutes, it had to be diarised and recorded. It was incredibly frustrating.
It's across government - not just in education. Civil servants are very set in their ways which is not conducive to good government.
You have made repeated calls for a wide ranging historic inquiry into all child sex abuse since the 1970s. Why?
I think it's really important that a historic abuse inquiry should be carried out. Every week there has been a news story and another celebrity arrested.
But this was a much wider issue than that. It happened everywhere, in care homes, schools and we have seen the recent arrests in the Diocese of Chichester.
There are some very grim stories coming out, so how can we be sure that kids are better protected than they were in Jimmy Savile's heyday?
The way to approach this is to get a group of heavyweight experts to sit down and look at historic abuse going back to the 1970s. We need to know how to make sure this never happens again.
But if the government appears not to be taking the lead on this then the public will not be reassured that something meaningful is being done to sort this out.
Why should married couples be given tax breaks?
It was a firm commitment in our manifesto that we should recognise marriage in the tax system.
We are completely out of kilter with other countries on this. The Prime Minister said he was a huge fan of marriage and I agree.
All studies agree that it's the most stable way to bring up kids. We made a commitment to recognise that but almost three years on it still hasn't happened.
This isn't about some return to the 1950s version of family, this is about modern communities working well. I would apply the same rule to civil partnerships.
If you are so committed to gay rights, why are you opposed to legalising gay marriage?
The two things are completely different issues. It's true that I personally am not going to vote in favour of gay marriage.
While I'm a very enthusiastic supporter of civil partnerships, I don't support this. It's not about equality because civil partnerships already have all the rights given to married couples.
I just think it's a bit of a non-issue when you have got married couples with kids really feeling the pinch. This is an issue of conscience. I believe marriage is a relationship between a man and a woman.
Do you expect your constituents to agree with you on this issue?
My job is to represent my constituents in Parliament. They expect me to have a view on a range of subjects and to stay true to those views.
Before this came up, I don't think I had a single letter in more than 15 years about gay marriage.
Subsequently I have had hundreds of emails and letters urging me to oppose the motion. The number of people asking me to support it is in single figures.
I have also heard from a number of gay people telling me: "We don't need this. We don't want to go and get married."
So this is a very complex issue and not as clear cut as some people like to portray it.
Losing your ministerial job must give you more time to spend on constituency matters then.
I hope that I was always a very active constituency MP as well as taking on my responsibilities as a minister.
At times it could clash with constituency matters, but I was always very keen to resist any encroachment into that time.
I suppose it does mean I can spend more time on important local issues like flooding and the works on the A27 - and I'm grateful for that.
Shoreham Airport recently underwent a name change to Brighton City Airport to attract more trade. Should Worthing, Lancing and Shoreham become part of Greater Brighton?
If I supported this, I think I would be lynched by my constituents! There's no wish to become part of Brighton.
This is an idea that last loomed in the 1990s when Brighton merged with Hove, and it was resisted hugely. Quite a few of my constituents were ready to man the barricades.
While we might be neighbours, there's a lot of difference between the good folk of Brighton and the folk of Shoreham and Lancing - so thanks, but no thanks.
You are certainly making a name for yourself as a rogue backbencher. Do you want to return to being a minister in the future?
I have made no secret of the fact I was very disappointed to lose my ministerial position. It was great to have the opportunity to put policies into effect.
That's why you get into politics for, to make a difference. So I would certainly relish the chance to do that again.
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3:40pm Tue 22 Jan 13
derekhunt says...
Let's hope he's gritting it and making himself useful for a change
7:39pm Tue 22 Jan 13
Sussex jim says...
8:24pm Tue 22 Jan 13
Isaac Rinkfern says...
If he's not telling the whole story how can we know he can be trusted?
11:46am Wed 23 Jan 13
marymog says...
Isaac Rinkfern wrote:Its completely immaterial... unless he was covering up for the Diocese of Chichester, which clearly he wasn't and hasn't and isn't interested in doing!
He bangs on about the alleged abuses within the Diocese of Chichester, potentially involving a former Bishop of Lewes, but forgets to mention that this was his dad's employer as he was rector of St Johns Sub Castro, under (excuse the expression) the bishop of Lewes.
If he's not telling the whole story how can we know he can be trusted?
3:04pm Wed 23 Jan 13
Isaac Rinkfern says...
marymog wrote:You sound very sure of that, how would you know his thoughts and motives? The fact that he hasn't made everything completely transparent would lead most to ask why would he not make it clear that as a youth he had a direct connection to someone accused of such things.
Isaac Rinkfern wrote:Its completely immaterial... unless he was covering up for the Diocese of Chichester, which clearly he wasn't and hasn't and isn't interested in doing!
He bangs on about the alleged abuses within the Diocese of Chichester, potentially involving a former Bishop of Lewes, but forgets to mention that this was his dad's employer as he was rector of St Johns Sub Castro, under (excuse the expression) the bishop of Lewes.
If he's not telling the whole story how can we know he can be trusted?
There is also the question of his definition of marriage not being accepting of divorce, which is another little Loughton family secret.
5:03pm Wed 23 Jan 13
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During the summer of 2010, she was able to study abroad at the National Taiwan Sports University in Taiwan. Suffel learned traditional Chinese medicine therapy used to reduce inflammation, acupressure therapy/massage and the theory and use of cranial therapy techniques for the treatment of illnesses.
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It took months of wrangling for Congress to pass legislation reversing or moderating the unexpectedly steep rises in flood insurance premiums that resulted from 2012 legislation reforming the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). But once Congress acted, Senators quickly became impatient with the pace of the law's implementation. In April, Louisiana Senators Mary Landrieu and David Vitter publicly urged the agency to get cracking, reported the New Orleans Times-Picayune (see: "Sens. Landrieu and Vitter push FEMA to speed implementation of new flood insurance law," by Bruce Alpert).
"Are you kidding us?" said Senator Vitter. "It's been nearly a month since we've passed the law and FEMA has done virtually nothing to protect flood insurance policy holders. FEMA needs to take action immediately, because if policies lapse, people could literally lose their homes -- a risk that new rates would protect against."
By April 15, the agency was responding. "FEMA announced Tuesday that, effective May 1, people who purchased new homes after Biggert-Waters became law on July 6, 2012, or who didn't have insurance before that date, or whose insurance lapsed, will revert back to premium schedules in effect Oct. 1, 2013," the Times-Picayune reported (see: "First premium relief from new flood insurance law implemented by FEMA," by Bruce Alpert).
But the agency has more work to do before Congress will be satisfied. "FEMA still has to determine how to alter future rates for people who are scheduled to keep their grandfathered status for subsidized rates as result of the new flood insurance law," the Times-Picayune reported. "The grandfathering provision was cancelled by Biggert-Waters for people whose homes were consider higher risk by new FEMA flood maps, but restored by the new legislation … FEMA said it also still has to work out a process to refund higher premiums for people who bought homes, or whose policies lapsed, and who already have been paying the unsubsidized rates."
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Just what is the Bullard High School Engineering class up to? They got their hands on a lot of expensive carbon fiber sheets and tubing. Now they're putting together an extremely light-weight, and expensive, but functional... thing.
We just had to go to Bullard to show us this thing.
It's certainly symmetrical, but it looks like a series of tubes held together with tape. It can't be very sturdy. What the heck are these crazy kids getting high school credit for?
"We're building a solar car from the ground up using composite materials. We're actually the only ones in the United States using this patent. It was a technology that was developed in Poland, and we figured it was perfect for our car," said Bullard High School senior Austin Gwartney.
Cullen Hippler and Austin Gwartney explained the car will be moved to Dallas this July, be judged, and then driven to California without ever stopping for gas over an eight day period. It's called the Winston Solar Car Challenge. Teams are judged based on the miles they put on the car, not the speed.
"We're looking at about 25 teams entered from across the country, and maybe even a few international teams as well," Cullen stated.
It's only open to high school students, and there are a whole bunch of rules. It's not uncommon to be disqualified before the race even begins.
"We've re-checked and checked to make sure we've got all out T;s crossed and I's dotted. That way we will be able to assure we will be able to compete this year," Cullen stressed.
Other teams have used carbon fiber, but not tubing, because you can't weld it. Their solution? The Polish patented technique using carbon fiber to stitch it together. It's not cheap.
"These pipes are $30 a foot, just for the piping. Then each joint that you see has about another 30-plus dollars just in wrapping it," Austin revealed.
And the solar panels?
"Most teams use prefabricated solar panels," Cullen said.
But they are building their own. I suggested if they run out of sunlight, they can use flashlights.
"Is that against the rules?" I asked.
"Yes," The engineering teacher laughed.
Good thing they knew that. I almost got them disqualified.
The students have raise quite a bit of money for the project, but they need quite a bit more, and a trailer to haul the car around.
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The Director of the program, in carrying out the program, shall—
(1) cooperate with institutions of higher education and other educational marine and ocean science organizations, and shall make available undersea research facilities, equipment, technologies, information, and expertise to support undersea research efforts by these organizations;
(2) enter into partnerships, as appropriate and using existing authorities, with the private sector to achieve the goals of the program and to promote technological advancement of the marine industry; and
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By Dennis Romero What's it like partying with 134,000 of your closest friends? After a fourth year covering Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas, the size and scope of America's largest electronic dance music festival (and, really, one of the country's largest music events, period) still just lea ... More >>
Age, of course, is a state of mind. But it's easy to feel like you've aged 30 years after three busy days at Coachella. Whether you've gone to the festival since the first year in 1999 or just started going a few years ago, the festival can feel a bit, well, different than when you were in your teen ... More >>
If you want to see the Refreshments, who haven't played together as a band since 1998, now might be a good time to figure out whether you're legally allowed to go to Mexico. I don't mean to spoil this week's Must-See Phoenix Shows This Weekend, but it might take you a little time to figure that ou ... More >>
Listen up, local party monsters and EDM fans. There are a few things you'll definitely need before going wild out at the massive outdoor dance fiesta and electronica rager known as Dirty Disco tomorrow evening. First, make sure to sport a colorful and eye-catching ensemble that you don't mind gettin ... More >>
Polish DJ Tom Swoon will help El Santo in Scottsdale celebrate Cinco de Mayo on Sunday, taking to the DJ booth prior to Porter Robinson. From the beginning of his career, only a few years ago, Swoon has emerged rapidly into the EDM scene and is now making himself known throughout North America. We ... More >>
Hey ya, the weekend is here. So get off the couch and go dancing, Phoenix. Maybe these shows: Our Top Five Must-See Shows in Phoenix This Weekend.
Yesterday afternoon, the home page of the Coachella website changed to a video called "Bloom," which shows plants and art exhibits sprouting from the ground. Some look pretty creepy--did those worm/slug things 30 seconds into the video really just form a structure? At least the rest are fairly cute ... More >>
By Andy Hermann As the Hollywood-based casting guru behind Jersey Shore and A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila, Doron Ofir knows how the lowbrow culture game is played. But even the man who gave the world Snooki might have been caught off-guard by the outrage over one of his latest projects: a compet ... More >>
If it ain't one apocalypse, it's another, right? First December 21 rolls on by with nary an earthquake or a giant dragon emerging from the sky and burning us all to death with his flaming volcano mouth, and now we're perched on the edge of the dreaded fiscal cliff. But chances are things will proba ... More >>
There are two Halloweens: One is for the kids, so they can get dressed up in costumes and score candy. The other? It's known as "the one night a year when girls can dress like a total slut and no other girls can say anything about it." Yes that is a Mean Girls quote. I'll be honest and state that ... More >>
Curious about what's going on around town this weekend? Need some suggestions where to rock, dance, or krump in the Valley of the Sun? Don't fret: These are our Five Shows to See This Weekend.
Alex Navarrete Navarrete is the Executive Chef of Saddle Ranch Chop House at Westgate City Center. When you put your key in the ignition and turn on the radio, what station would play right now? I listen to my TuneIn radio app on my phone. I skim through The Vibe of Vegas, Pop in the 80's, and 1 ... More >>
See also: Identity Festival at Ashley Furniture HomeStore Pavilion, 8/19/12 See also: Live Nation Looks to Cash In on EDM Rage with Identity Festival See also: Paul van Dyk on Why He Dissed Madonna, His Quest for the Perfect Track, and the Growth of EDM in America See also: Luke Romero on The Psycho ... More >>
The future 's looking pretty damn bright for Steven Chung, which is probably why he's wearing those Von Zipper shades in the picture above. Over the next 72 hours alone, the 31-year-old house music maestro (who performs as DJ Tranzit) will open for EDM wunderkind DallasK this evening at Wild Knigh ... More >>
See more EDC Vegas coverage: EDC Vegas Pulls Plug on Music Due to High Winds EDC 2012: House Music Beef With DJ Sneak Plays Out in Steve Angello's DJ Set EDC 2012: Coachella or Electric Daisy Carnival: Which One is Better? Slideshow -- EDC Day 1 Slideshow -- EDC Day 2 Dance music is fighting for i ... More >>
Erik King is probably unlike any other DJ or producer in the Valley. The 29-year-old, better known by his nickname Riot Earp, wouldn't be caught dead mashing up Skrillex, Deadmau5, or any other overexposed EDM artist. Instead, King prefers work in little known microgenres you've probably never heard ... More >>
Admit it, you saw the words "yoga" and "rave" and thought they were two mutually exclusive propositions. One involves healthy living and the other...uh, drugs and baby pacifiers is the first thing that springs to mind there. That thought has certainly crossed the mind of enterprising local rapper Wi ... More >>
Photo by Brian NevinsIf the Grammy's taught us anything, it's that despite Dave Grohl's apparent objections, electronic dance music, or EDM, has stepped boldly into the spotlight, with artists like Skrillex and Deadmau5 leading the charge toward the mainstream. Director Amir Bar Lev's RE:GENER ... More >>
If Adele could rap, she probably would have won that Grammy as well. Sunday night's Grammy Awards made for interesting viewing, with Adele's sweep, some amazing tributes, performances, and a downright weird and horrible showing from Nicki Minaj. Host LL Cool J opened up with a prayer for Whitne ... More >>
Some nights are destined to be great. Above & Beyond had a fantastic evening in the cards on Friday, January 20 when the British trance trio performed at Axis/Radius in Scottsdale. The group was recently ranked #5 on DJ Magazine's list of the top 100 DJs, falling behind the likes of David Guetta, T ... More >>
Andrea Beesley-Brown Beesley-Brown is the owner/operator of The Royale Mesa's newest independently owned microcinema. I've also done shows in the Valley for the past 5 years under the moniker of the Midnite Movie Mamacita. When you put your key in the ignition and turn on the radio, what statio ... More >>
Melissa FossumDeadmau5 brought out the freak in y'all.Last night I went to see Deadmau5 (read our review here) and on multiple occasions I got to play one of my favorite games: Put Your Ass Away. The game is simple. When some chick's booty is hanging out of her bottoms, you call out the phrase ... More >>
In the 24-hour news cycle, it can be difficult to keep up. We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times' blogs. Today's entries:
Epic Meal TimeThis is not a good sign For a while there, I thought you could do no wrong, Epic Meal Time (EMT). For weeks, it was hit after hit. Sure, I worried your schtick would get old, but ingenious episode ideas like hilarious fan inclusions (Meat Building 101), awesome special guests ... More >>
Epic Meal TimeDeadmau5 on Epic Meal Time? That's some next level shit!"What's Havarti again?" Deadmau5, Canadian-based DJ and producer known throughout the world for his tasty, electronic beats, asks the question standing in a super market with an oversized, metallic mouse head where his huma ... More >>
Lollapalooza has revealed an absolutely killer lineup for its 20th-anniversary show, according to Consequence of Sound.Eminem, Foo Fighters, Coldplay, and Muse are at the top of this summer's impressive bill. Other big names scheduled to perform include My Morning Jacket, Deadmau5, A Perfect Circ ... More >>
Benjamin LeathermanAfter-hours outrageousness took place at Just Keep Raving IV on Friday, February 25, at Stratus.Ravers are an ultra-colorful bunch, to say the least. For example, if you happened to hanging out at Stratus this past weekend, your eyeballs likely woulda exploded from the onslau ... More >>
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MTV's annual Video Music Awards have been working their way steadily downhill for a few years now.This year's show was pretty damn near the bottom of the slope, one would hope. The 2010 iteration included predictable performances, a lack of pans to stars in the crowd, and a lack of award winners ... More >>
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Tennessee's Bonnaroo music festival has announced a full line-up for this June. No real surprises here: Dave Matthews Band, Kings of Leon, Stevie Wonder, Jay-Z, Weezer, and the Flaming Lips are the top of the pile.The Dead Weather, Phoenix, John Fogerty, Jimmy Cliff, Tenacious D, Zac Brown Band, ... More >>
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Some cloud providers fail to detect and block malicious traffic originating from their networks, which provides cybercriminals with an opportunity to launch attacks in a botnet-like fashion, according to a report from Australian security consultancy firm Stratsec.
Researchers from Stratsec, a subsidiary of British defense and aerospace giant BAE Systems, reached this conclusion after performing a series of experiments on the infrastructure of five "common," but unnamed, cloud providers.
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The experiments involved sending different types of malicious traffic from remotely controlled cloud instances (virtual machines) to a number of test servers running common services such as HTTP, FTP and SMTP.
In one test case, services running on a targeted server were accessible from the Internet, but the server was located in a typical network environment, behind a firewall and an IDS (intrusion detection system). The goal of this particular test was to see how the cloud provider would respond to the presence of outbound malicious traffic originating from its network.
In a different experiment, the targeted test server was set up inside a separate cloud instance from the same provider in order to test if the provider would detect malicious traffic sent over its own internal network.
A third experiment involved the targeted server running inside a cloud instance at a different cloud provider in order to test how that provider would deal with incoming malicious traffic.
The experiments involved sending malformed network packets and performing aggressive port scanning; sending malware to the victim host via a reverse shell; performing a denial of service attack against a Web server running on the targeted host; performing a brute-force FTP password cracking attack; launching SQL injection, cross-site scripting, path traversal, and other attacks against popular Web applications running on the targeted host; and sending known exploit payloads to various services running on the host.
In one experiment, some types of malicious activity, like port scanning, were executed for 48 hours in order to see if a large traffic volume and longer attack duration would trigger a response from the cloud provider.
"The results of the experiment showed that no connections were reset or terminated when transmitting inbound and outbound malicious traffic, no alerts were raised to the owner of the accounts, and no restrictions were placed on the Cloud instances," Stratsec senior consultant Pedram Hayati said Monday in a blog post.
Based on these results, Hayati concluded that cybercriminals could easily create and use botnets that run on cloud instances.
Such botnets would be relatively easy to set up and administer if one learns the cloud provider's API (application programming interface), would take less time to build than traditional botnets because replicating cloud instances can be done very fast, would be more stable because cloud instances have a very good uptime, would be more effective because of the increased computing power and bandwidth available to the cloud instances and wouldn't cost much, Hayati said.


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