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Embarkation was incredibly smooth. Fast and efficient. Took about 20 minutes from luggage drop to on the ship. Had luggage by 1:30.
Stateroom attendant was fantastic.
Yes, go to the Park Cafe for a roast beef sandwich. They are as good as everybody says.
Windjammer is okay, typical cruise cafeteria food, with better service. Food is barely warm.
I liked Solarium Cafe for lunch. Great salad bar.
Main Dining Room was a disappointment. Food was so-so, and service was not especially good. I like a waiter who can speak English well enough that you can understand them clearly and interact with them. That was not the case with our wait staff.
Ate at Samba Grill one night. Very good. A little rushed, but a good experience.
Ate at Cantina one night. Best meal I had all week. Hot Dogs on the Boardwalk are very good as well.
Comedy show was a B. Blue Planet was an A. Did not see Aqua or Chicago but others we were with said they were very good. I thought Blue Planet was an incredibly good production for a cruise ship. Really well done.
Disembarkation was also well done.
We did not zip line or do flow rider but others in our large group did and they enjoyed. Careful on the flow rider, we had few folks end up pretty bruised from some hard falls.
I think you could be on this ship for a month and not find all the nooks and crannies where you can go and spend time. It is an awesome ship.
Health club was large and had great equipment. Jogging track is very nice if you like to walk or jog. So much better than what you find on smaller ships.
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Landscape with the Rosenberg in the Bohemian Mountains
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Inv. No. 1821
35 × 49 cm
Due to a stroke he suffered in 1835, this work by Caspar David Friedrich was never finished. It nonetheless attests to the towering mastery and sensitivity of Romanticism's most distinguished landscape painter. Unlike the artist's other mountain landscapes, this little painting has no immediate foreground. The viewer's gaze lights on a spruce-covered hilltop and leaps from there to the mountain range in the background, which is painted in delicate shades of blue and violet and receives the downward movement of the spatial layer in front of it. Foreground and background combine to produce a continuous topographical relief. There is a mystical, religious quality to Friedrich's landscapes, illustrated here by the mountain range with its three peaks, which allude to the Trinity. The artist sees nature as a universal symbol; he transforms a likeness that is close to nature and based on various sketches into a symbol realized with atmosphere and colour.
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The Travel Club of the Clayton Center for Active Aging has scheduled the following trips: Country Doctor Museum and lunch, July 15; N.C. History Museum and lunch, Aug. 12; and murder mystery dinner and cruise, Sept. 12. For more information, call 919-553-4350.
Also at the Center for Active Aging, the Thursday lineup has changed. New at 9 a.m. is Zumba Gold. Walking at Clayton Community Park has moved to 8 a.m. Free billiards play is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Rainbow Lanes. The Center for Active Aging is at 303 Dairy Road.
"Christmas in July," a benefit for the Clayton Youth Theater, is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 12, at The Clayton Center, 111 E. Second St. More than 40 vendors will offer an array of products. Also, the event will offer concessions and brief performances by Clayton Youth Theater members. Admission is free. Proceeds will support the theater group's summer production, "AIDA." Interested vendors may call Tracy Myatt at 919-796-9040.
Vacation Bible School for children is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 19 and 9:15 a.m. to noon July 20 at Bethesda Baptist Church, 4967 U.S. 70 Business between Smithfield and Clayton. VBS will feature music, crafts, games, Bible stories and snacks. Registration is available online at bethesdaclayton.com.
Vacation Bible School is scheduled from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. July 13-17 at Oakland Presbyterian Church, 8927 Cleveland Road, Clayton. VBS is for children from age 4 to rising fifth-graders. Also, the church will offer a Bible study for adults. A nursery/preschool class will be available. Register by July 4 by calling 919-934-5476.
Grace Episcopal Church is offering Communion at 7 p.m. Wednesdays through Aug. 16. The church is at 111 Lee Court in Clayton. That's off of N.C. 42 West. For more information, call 919-553-2810 or visit graceepiscopalclayton.dionc.org.
Christ Community Church has moved to its summer schedule. That's coffee, juice, fruit and fellowship at 9:45 a.m., morning worship at 10 a.m. and then a potluck lunch and information about upcoming activities. The church is at 1082 Amelia Church Road in Clayton. For more information, call 919-553-9770.
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Chicken plates will be on sale from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 8, at Thanksgiving Baptist Church, 6701 N.C. 42 east of Clayton. The cost is $8 per plate. Proceeds will benefit Billy Sullivan, who is awaiting a heart transplant at Duke University Medical Center, where he has been hospitalized since Easter. To make a cash donation, go to KS Bank on North Bright Leaf Boulevard in Smithfield.
NAMI of Johnston County will offer "Family to Family," its 12-week class for relatives and loved ones of someone with a mental illness, starting Friday, July 11. The first session will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. For location information, call 919-601-3762 or 919-464-3572.
A summer day camp for middle-schoolers will meet from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 28-Aug. 1 at Howell Woods Environmental Learning Center, 6601 Devil's Racetrack Road, Four Oaks. The camp will offer a variety of outdoor educational and recreational programs. The cost is $150. Campers should bring lunch. For more information, call 919-938-0115. Space is limited.
The Public Library of Johnston and Smithfield invites teens and young adults to take part in "Spark a Reaction," the library's summer reading program for young adults. The program, which began June 16 and runs through Aug. 22, offers afternoon programs and a number of special nights, including Sci-Fi Night, Offbeat Poetry Night and End of the Summer Game Night. For more information, stop by the library at 305 E. Market Street in downtown Smithfield or contact Emily Campbell at 919-934-8146, Ext. 3, or email@example.com. For the full young-adult summer reading schedule, go to pljcsblog.blogspot.com.
Children ages 11-13 can learn to be safe and responsible babysitters through a SafeSitter class scheduled this summer at the Johnston Medical Mall in Smithfield. In addition to basic child care, they'll learn basic lifesaving techniques, how to prevent accidents, and how and when to call for help. The education department of Johnston Health has scheduled the two-day session from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. July 15-16. The fee is $65 per child. To register, call 919-938-7736.
The Tobacco Farm Life Museum invites visitors to play traditional games from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 12, at the museum, 709 N. Church St., Kenly. For more information, call 919-284-3431, visit tobaccofarmlifemuseum.org or email email@example.com.
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Each Wednesday, Max Ortner distributes communion at six nursing homes and care facilities in Waterloo and Cedar Falls.
After being asked by his priest, Max started distributing communion 32 years ago. He's visited people at Ravenwood Nursing Home and Rehab Center for 21 years.
"We're born to die and only heaven or hell afterwards, and we all want to be with Jesus in heaven forever," said Max Ortner.
During three decades, Max Ortner said he's distributed communion at least 75,000 times.
"I have known Max from working at Ravenwood and other facilities, I'm blessed he comes here and does what he does," said Carmen Wollum with Ravenwood Nursing Home and Rehab Center.
Max Ortner takes communion to 60 people each Wednesday. He starts around 8:30 in the morning and finishes around 3:30 in the afternoon. God willing, he'll keep going.
"Well, I got 32 years in and I think if I can go eight more years, I'll retire and get my 40 years in. I'll be 85. I'll be an old man then," said Ortner.
The 78-year-old says faith has kept him going, and he hopes his weekly communion helps others keep their faith as well.
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Internazionali BNL 2013: The Greats of Tennis in Rome
Tennis lovers in Rome are looking forward to the BNL Internazionale d'Italia.
The tournament is played on outdoor clay courts at the Foro Italico and brings to the Eternal City some of the most prominent figures of international tennis.
Roger Federer, for many the greatest tennis player ever, has confirmed his participation. It's only fitting to have in Rome the man whose play was considered by David Foster Wallace a "religious experience".
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Welcome to The Weed Patch
Our move is mostly finished! Our 800# is now ringing through to us; if you have left us a message over the last several days, we ARE working to get everybody called back. We have a LOT of people to contact back - if you haven't heard from us, we're calling people as fast as we can! Thank you so much! ~Chris
Welcome to The Weed Patch's Online Storefront! We are a small family owned Christian business located in Country Village (Bothell, Washington). We specialize in country, primitive, folk art, and general home decor and gifts. Our passion is to provide our customers with outstanding products, prices, service, and support; please don't hesitate to contact us for any reason what-so-ever! We're here to help you bring that special touch to your house - the touch that helps your house feel more like a home... We rotate our products seasonally, with an ongoing "everyday" section as well. Check us out, and don't hesitate to call or email us with any questions you might have!


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When it comes to fans, MMA has a devoted, oft times crazed base of supporters. Analyzing every nuance and detail from every angle of every facet of a fight, keeping abreast of current affairs, both in organizational infrastructure and in the athletes' personal lives, following news media sites and Twitter feeds, forever scanning for the next nugget of gold is commonplace. Every sport has that same type fan base, however, every sport isn't still in it's formative years, which means easier access to it's athletes. It's a common thing to see fighters routinely engaging with the fan populace on Twitter, Facebook and in forums.
The fans make the sport. They shell out their hard earned money for tickets to live events, merchandise, and PPV events. They devote countless hours to their gyms in an effort to learn techniques and disciplines. They are the life blood. When you take all of that into consideration, and weigh it against the price the athlete pays, stepping into the cage or ring, offering up their physical well-being in a contest of strength, endurance, technique and skill, expending countless hours and financial resources on training to be the best fighter they can be, you have to wonder, just how much do the fighters owe to their fan base?
UFC flyweight contender, Ian McCall has a simple answer for that question. Everything. For him, it's absolutely important to try to respond to all of his fans, both online and in person. To give them the courtesy of a response on the social media sites, or an autograph when asked. Most importantly to him, is that he go into the octagon and go balls to the wall, in an effort to put on the best fight he can. Recently, he spoke with me about why he feels the fans come first.
You have Demetrious who finally put on his first, really impressive performance, as far as from the fan's point of view. He was exciting, he was chasing after it, and he finally did his job in a manner where the fans liked it. He doesn't really come off as a people person. I don't know, he's so nice, but at the same time, he's just so boring and dull that people aren't connecting with him very well. I've always been the first person to say that he's a lot nicer in person than I am. He's a great guy. Him and his wife are really nice people. I just think it's going to take either me or Joe (Benavidez) to go out there and beat him up and then make the world happy [laughs].
Obviously, the fans are the ones that pay my bills. They're the reason I have a job and get paid the amount of money that I do. I'm here to put my life on the line. That is not my favorite way of people thinking, and people shouldn't fight just enough to get a win, but then you will always have the George St. Pierres and the Demetrious Johnsons. I read a lot of Japanese samurai literature, so my theory is engage in combat, fully determined to die, and you will be alive. It's a balancing act. You have to be technical, you have to be exciting, but you have to win your fights. There is a happy medium. You can do it all. I don't fight to play it safe. I fight to hurt my opponent as badly as possible without going to jail.
You can watch Ian McCall vs. Joseph Benavidez today on the main card of UFC 156. You can follow Ian via his Twitter account, @UncleCreepyMMA.


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Google Fiber Comes to Kansas City, KS
Today Google announced plans to bring its ultra high-speed fiber network to Kansas City, Kansas.
Kansas City residents aren't the only ones excited about Google's announcement today; Linux New Media USA (publishers of Linux Pro Magazine and Linux Magazine) offices are located in Lawrence, Kansas.
"After a careful review, today we're very happy to announce that we will build our ultra high-speed network in Kansas City, Kansas," says Google. "We've signed a development agreement with the city, and we'll be working closely with local organizations, businesses and universities to bring a next-generation web experience to the community."
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you can take off what you put on but you can't put on what you don't bring. Warm feet, warm body- Why I always bring a fresh pair of wool socks to sleep in on winter trips
Travel light, freeze at night.
Leaves of three let them be... Leaves of four eat some more! -H. Simpson
When the going gets tough (long, steep uphill walking, offwidths, out in miserable conditions) I repeat: embrace the suck! Love it. Love that most humans fear uncomfortable and I celebrate it!
This is my general mantra: Tiger Style
"Take bivouac gear and you will bivouac." Yvon Chouinard - Climbing Ice.
"If you're gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough." but the best is advice for getting better at finger cracks, "be less of a bitch"
I frequently hear "Dig the funk" in reference to LCC climbing.
My standard advise for a sketched out leader is: "Breath Deep"
beyond fear lies freedom
I like Ali. Good one. Transcending fear is how I interpret it .
When I get scared I just remind myself that there isn't a whole lot to live for anyways.
The three rules of climbing: 1. Look good. 2. When in doubt, run it out. 3. Safety third.
Be Careful! Don't fall now or we'll both die. Be there or be slandered.
delicate feet, quiet mind
1) �The Edge, there is no honest way to explain it because the only people who really know where it is are the ones who have gone over.� -Hunter S. Thompson You never really know what you are capable of climbing until you push past it. 2) Smoking pot? Check your knot! This one should be obvious.
summit or plummet fly or die edging skills or hospital bills make that move or 6 foot groove. finger locks or cedar box See the common theme? Or the always popular allez venga con huevos Movinf to the lowest common denominator you got it or distill it down to breath
if you're gonna be dumb, you better be tough.
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• Fort Jennings girls defeated Ayersville Monday night 50-39. Linda Inkrott led Fort Jennings with 14 points and eight rebounds. The Musketeers were 20 of 52 from the field and 10 of 21 at the foul line. Fort Jennings won the battle of the boards 31-27. Ann Krietemeyer had seven rebounds for Fort Jennings.
• A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Citizens National Bank was held Saturday morning for its new branch bank in Elida. Mike Romey, president of Bluffton Citizens National Bank, and Joyce Roop, assistant vice president and branch manager, cut the ribbon. Elida Mayor Paul Scholfield, local dignitaries, businessmen and school officials attended.
• The Putnam County Welfare Department has put out a call for dolls and toys which can be repaired and used for Christmas presents for needy children. Mildred Landwehr, County Welfare Director, said a woman in the county has offered her services to repair dolls and make clothes for them. Persons may take them to the court house and give them to the janitor on the first floor.
• Goldie Stopher was hostess to the members of the Ladies Bible Class of Trinity Methodist Church Friday in the home of her daughter, Ruth Buchholtz. Ten members and one guest, Joy Arnold, were present. Sadie Strayer, president of the class, presided. Mrs. Stopher gave the devotions. The lesson was presented by Myrtle Talbot.
• Harrod found Delphos Jefferson to be a fighting host Tuesday night when the two teams from their played here for the first time in history. The Red and White forces won both games of the double-header, the Jefferson Reserves winning by a score of 23 to 4 and the Varsity by a 29 to 19 count.
• Edna Scherger, instructor in piano, will present a group of her pupils in recital Saturday afternoon at her home at 605 N. Main St. Taking part are Dorothy Lindeman, Mary Wiechart, Marilyn Brenneman, Mona Lou Bardo, Beatrice Benson, Margaret Furrell, Dorothy Mae Brendle, Marjorie Lou Dunn, Betty Ann Hotz, Virginia Becker, Sylvia Rode, Lewis Dunn, William Molter, Lucile Kurber, Margaret Becker and Rita Marie Hotz.


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While many people skim over or ignore the "fine print," it's there for a reason: To clearly define your responsibilities and protect your business. While the "fine print" may seem like a formality, it can be anything but.
For example, say you operate a t-shirt shop in a local mall. Business is booming, and you decide to sell shirts online. You set up a website, offer e-commerce, and off you go.
At your retail store your returns' policy is clearly stated: You will provide a refund for any item that is returned, un-worn, within thirty days. But you don't include your returns' policy on the website.
Three months later a customer requests a refund for an obviously worn shirt they purchased from your website. Do you have to honor the request? You could argue that you do not… but you did not set up clear expectations for your online customers. While no customer is likely to sue if you do not honor a t-shirt return, you do risk losing a potential long-term customer and creating negative word of mouth.
Is this just a simple example? Sure but it happens all the time. Here are ways you can avoid misunderstandings by including the correct legal language on your site.
Start by detailing your transaction conditions: Minimum purchase amounts, when credit cards will be charged (at time of order, when product ships, etc.), and how customer returns will be credited to customer accounts.
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Spinach Chicken Roll Recipe
Spinach and feta cheese dress up tender chicken in this yummy entree from Ellen Fortuna of Santa Clara, Utah.
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 3 cups fresh baby spinach
- 1/4 teaspoon dill weed
- 1 boneless skinless chicken breast half (6 ounces)
- 2 tablespoons crumbled feta cheese
- In a small nonstick skillet, saute onion in oil over medium heat until tender. Add spinach; cook and stir for 2-3 minutes or just until wilted. Stir in dill. Remove from the heat.
- Flatten chicken to 1/4-in. thickness. Place spinach mixture and feta cheese down the center; fold one side over filling and roll up tightly. Secure with a toothpick.
- Place seam side down in the skillet. Cover and cook over medium heat for 15-20 minutes or until chicken juices run clear, turning occasionally. Discard toothpick. Yield: 1 serving.
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Sound designers attending LDI2006 in Las Vegas, October 20-22: don't miss the outstanding opportunity to spend the day, Sunday, October 22, with sound designer Jon Gottlieb, acting dean for sound design at CalArts. It's like a master class with one of today's leading sound designers for a wide variety of projects from theatre and film to theme park attractions.
Jon serves as resident sound designer for the Mark Taper Forum and the Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles, and has been heard on and off Broadway, including Terence McNally's Tony award-winning Master Class (for which he received an LA Theater Ovation Award). Additional projects include Hughie, directed by Al Pacino; Enigma Variations, starring Donald Sutherland; Mathew Bourne's Cinderella (LADCC Award); A Midsummer Night's Dream directed by Sir Peter Hall; and Hedda Gabler with Annette Bening. Prior to his arrival at CalArts, he taught at both USC and UCLA, and created original sound effects and designs for two attractions at Walt Disney World.
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I'm having problems using Tag type specific access commands on Kovio tags (NFC Type 2 Forum tag) using Qt Mobility 1.2 NFC APIs. According to the Qt Mobility documentation for QNearFieldTarget:
"If the target supports TagTypeSpecificAccess, sendCommand() can be used to send a single proprietary command to the target and retrieve the response. sendCommands() can be used to send multiple proprietary commands to the target and retrieve all of the responses."
I'm using the Tag type specific access commands in order to set the Capability Container (CC) data in order to grant access for read/write NDEF operations as if I don't do this I receive a -46 (KErrPermissionDenied) error message when writing a Type 2 tag.
When I tap a NFC Forum Type 2 tag and get the target access modes it only reports that it supports NDEF access, so when I try and issue tag specific commands (QNearFieldTagType2::writeBlock(), QNearFieldTarget::sendCommand()) it fails with -5 (KErrNotSupported).
Is there anywhere where I can update the database to add support for additional NFC Type Forum 2 tags?
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My environment seems to be setup correctly as I have successfully been able to install and run the NFC demo applications (nfchat and nfccorkboards).
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text: The Giants did a lot of great things through the air last season, and though the run remains the bread and butter of the offense, QB Eli Manning and the passing game can continue to grow, he said — especially if WR Hakeem Nicks can make yet another jump in his game to being one of the league's best receivers. Manning said that goal is within reach. "He's just got to keep working," Manning told PFW in Dallas. "He's young — only a second-year guy. He missed almost all of his offseason last year rehabbing. So hopefully he'll have this whole offseason to keep working on timing, getting exact about routes and continue to grow and learn. But he's a playmaker. He did a lot of good things for us and will keep doing good things." There's still the matter of the 25 interceptions Manning threw. Several of them came off his own receivers' hands, including those of Nicks, and others were tipped by defenders. "Maybe, but I still have to cut down on them," Manning said. "I'll go back and study all those and see if there's any theme or trend to any of them. I have to keep the ball in our hands."


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Herbie Hancock still remembers how "frightening" it was walking out as an 11-year-old piano prodigy to play a Mozart concierto in the 1951 annual Young People's Concert Series competition at the Chicago Symphony Center.
"You look up and there are five tiers of balconies looking down on you," he says.
At the time, he was more interested in classical music and the current rhythm-and-blues sound of the 1950s than jazz. After taking the prize, what he remembered the most was, "I signed my first autograph after that show," he says. "A little girl came up and asked for my autograph."
From there, he never looked back. From his early Miles Davis collaborations to his 1980s MTV explosion with the piece called "Rockit" and on to his solo explorations in "Watermelon Man" and "Cantaloupe Island," Hancock remains one of the most boundless jazz musicians alive today.
So what would he tell that 11-year-old kid today?
"Go for it," he says. "Give it everything you've got."
Not that he needed the advice. He's racked up more than a dozen Grammys — including only the second jazz album to win "Album of the Year" with "River: The Joni Letters" in 2007.
His most recent project, "Imagine," is a globe-spanning reimagining that connects unlikely collaborators as diverse as Pink, The Chieftains, Jeff Beck and African kora player Toumani Diabate. (A kora is a 21-string bridge harp.)
Now, at 73, Hancock is set to play elder statesman of jazz as he prepares for his fete as Kennedy Center honoree later this year, having earned the recognition for his "significant contributions to American culture through the performing arts."
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Country Spotlight: Jo Dee Messina
April 30, 2010 at 10:24 am , by Ron Kelly
I first became a grateful "Red Head"—that is, a Jo Dee Messina fan—back in the late 80s. It was during Nashville's Fan Fair, the CMA Music Festival's former incarnation. Jo Dee was a rising country music star and I was in the TNN booth as a guest of the now defunct music channel. After sneaking up behind an up-and-coming male artist (who shall remain nameless) Jo Dee playfully jabbed his backside with her pen, turned to me, caught my eye and let out her awesomely raspy, trademark laugh. Good times! I knew back then she was one to look out for—both literally and figuratively—and nearly 12 years later, she's still turning heads.
This Tuesday marked the release of Unmistakable: Love, the first of three Jo Dee Trilogy EPs set to drop this year, with Drive and Inspiration to follow. Love offers seven new tracks and two live acoustic favorites ("Because You Love Me" and "Stand Beside Me"). It's great to have Jo Dee's distinctive vocals (and laugh) back on the scene after a frustratingly long six-year absence, and I'm particularly digging the slow-build on "Think About Us" and the buoyant and fresh-sounding waltz, "Unmistakable."
I sat down to chat with Jo Dee before a recent show during a weeklong gig at New York's Feinstein's at Loews Regency club in March. We talked about her marriage, her baby boy Noah, her pregnancy ritual of watching Live! With Regis and Kelly and even her desire to run this year's NYC marathon. But in the end, we kept coming back to the music. Now, Jo Dee isn't shy about her struggles with the "business" side of the music business. And it's a shame that a talent like hers has been lost in the shuffle for the better part of the past six years. When she hit the stage that night, though—man, did she sound good. Plus, she's funny, able to laugh at herself and clearly dedicated to her music and her fans, both on and off the stage. (Check out her frequent Make Something of It call-in video podcasts.)
Let's hope Trilogy puts the music industry on red (head) alert that Jo Dee is back and sounding as strong as ever. Highlights from our interview, after the jump.
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Cryptography is no mean field. After all, the science was invented by humans for the purpose of concealing information from other humans. That means that the best cryptographers have to be blindingly smart, with a mastery of mathematics but also a firm grasp of human psychology and, these days, fields such as computer science.
Paul Kocher, president and chief scientist of Cryptography Research is a good example of the breed. A cryptography superstar, Kocher is credited with helping discover two different techniques for defeating certain kinds of encryption algorithms. He's also a corporate executive who's devoted his life to helping create cryptographic applications that can be used in the real world.
Kocher sat down to talk security with InfoWorld Senior Editor Paul F. Roberts at the recent RSA Security Conference in San Francisco. Despite making his name by poking holes in encryption, Kocher says that crypto hacks are the last thing enterprise IT should worry about. A much bigger problem is wrestling with the security implications of application and OS "supersizing" that is being fueled by a new generation of powerful processors.
InfoWorld: Tell us a bit about the history of Cryptography Research and how the security environment has changed since you first started the company.
Paul Kocher: I started Cryptography Research 11 years ago. When I first started working on these problems, we were still at the point where you could understand how systems work. This was back in the DOS days. You had 640K of memory and could run one program at a time. These days, I have no clue what's running on my laptop. And you probably have no idea, either. There's too much software there. Moore's Law has created obesity in systems, so when you're trying to come up with ways to keep things secret despite this, it's an enormous problem.
IW: Cryptography is often followed as a kind of arms race, with people who want to make stronger encryption pitted against those who want to break it. Is that the wrong discussion to have?
PK: There are a few pieces that are strong. The math behind modern algorithms is incredibly robust. That's the thing most people focus on: "We have this brick and it's really strong, so if we have a system that includes this brick, it will also be really strong." But implementations are where the problems lie. People tend to get enamored with the cryptography and the algorithms and not pay attention to other things that end up failing.
IW: You talk about the "brittleness" in much of application security. If you were an enterprise shop with internally developed applications, what steps would you take to reduce that brittleness?
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A Tennessee lawmaker's proposal that would require women to undergo ultrasounds before having an abortion is raising questions and gaining national attention.
Some accuse the bill's main sponsor of only introducing the bill to help an election, but State Sen. Jim Tracy, R-Shelbyville, said he believes all women considering an abortion should experience the same medical process as other future parents.
"This decision she is going to make on whether to have an abortion is a life-altering decision," Tracy said. "It's a big decision, and this gives her the opportunity to be informed before she makes this life-altering decision."
Tracy's bill would require a transabdominal ultrasound before getting an abortion. If the woman doesn't want to look at the ultrasound, a medical technician must describe the ultrasound image to her in detail.
Opponents of the bill contend Tracy is only bringing it up because he's challenging U.S. Rep. Scott DesJarlais in the 4th District Republican primary next year.
DesJarlais has made headlines for allegedly pressuring a pregnant mistress to get an abortion after campaigning as staunchly pro-life.
"I think it's really something that he is using for his campaign so he can prove that he's more conservative than the other candidates are. Secondly, I think it's ridiculous," said State Rep. Sherry Jones, D-Nashville.
But there are other questions as well. The waiting period aspect of the bill could also bring up constitutional questions because of a 2000 Tennessee Supreme Court ruling that struck down a waiting period for abortions.
Voters are supposed to go to the polls in November 2014 to decide whether or not to change that and Tracy said the issue is on his radar.
"I've talked to attorneys today about it, so we will look through that process and make sure where we are - that it doesn't affect the ballot in 2014. And I'm concerned about that," Tracy said.
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