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Multistate US outbreak of hepatitis A infection linked to pomegranate seeds from Turkey
In 2013, an outbreak of hepatitis A made 162 people in 10 states sick after they ate a berry blend product purchased at a national chain store.
CDC detected the outbreak on May 15. Scientists promptly applied whole genome sequencing and other advanced analytic methods to establish that not only were the infecting strains identical, but also belonged to an unusual hepatitis A virus genotype that is rare in the United States.
CDC completed its analysis within a week of receiving samples from the first 20 cases. This automated technology proved to be quicker, simpler and more sensitive than if the samples had been processed by previous methods. As the outbreak spread, other cases also were found to be infected by the same viral strain.
Advanced molecular detection helped CDC and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) link this specific strain of the virus with the outbreak investigation data to identify quickly a shipment of pomegranate seeds from Turkey as the source of the outbreak. With this information FDA was able to identify the company selling the seeds and take action to ensure shipments were stopped until checked. FDA worked with pomegranate seed distributors to make sure all recipients were notified.
A public announcement about the risk related to the product was made on May 31. Local public health departments and the retail chain that sold the product vaccinated more than 10,000 people as a precaution in case someone had been exposed.
Advanced molecular detection methods helped stop this outbreak in its tracks in record time, better protecting the health of the public.
Hepatitis A incident leads Colorado restaurant to make vaccinations for staff mandatory
Ft. Collins Colarodo is home of New Belgium beer, Colorado State University, and a restaurant that has been stung by having a food handler test positive with Hepatitis A. According to thedenverchannel.com, Tortilla Marissa's North of the Border Cafe is closed until public health folks give them the okay to reopen.
A food worker employed at restaurant at 2635 S. College Ave., tested positive for Hepatitis A, a disease that might be passed to others through food directly handled by the employee before any symptoms appeared, according to the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment.
Officials said diners who consumed food or drinks — either dine-in or take-out — from the restaurant in the past 14 days could benefit from getting a Hepatitis A vaccination or Immune Globulin injection to reduce the risk of illness.
Shots can be obtained from private health care providers or at two special clinics the Health Department will be holding on Sunday and Monday specifically for those potentially exposed to Hepatitis A through the restaurant.
According to a statement released by the restaurant, they are making Hep A vaccinations mandatory for their staff.
We have instituted some new procedures including all future staff will be required to get an Hepatitis A vaccination before being allowed to work at Tortilla Marissa's; we have written a new employee sick policy based on best practices from around the country; and created some new systems in the kitchen. All of these practices exceed the standards set by the Larimer County Health Department as we are committed to our patrons health.
Now market it, so consumers know at retail; nearly all Westside melon handlers now certified
Tom Burfield of The Packer reports that as California's Westside cantaloupe industry kicks off its second season under a safety inspection program, nearly all of the state's cantaloupe handlers have received the required certification, said John Gilstrap, manager of the Dinuba-based California Cantaloupe Advisory Board.
Gilstrap said that, to his knowledge, the cantaloupe marketing order that took effect in 2013 is "the only one in the produce industry that invites government auditors to inspect all aspects of the operation."
To be certified, growers and handlers must comply with a 156-point checklist. If they don't, they have to make corrections and be reinspected.
They're also required to have a traceback system.
Names of certified handlers are listed on the board's website, calcantaloupes.com. Companies that are decertified also will be listed, Gilstrap said, but companies that are pending certification will not be.
Hepatitis A warning for patrons of Jerusalem hotel
Health officials in Israel are issuing a warning for patrons of the Eyal Hotel in downtown Jerusalem after an employee was diagnosed with hepatitis A, according to a Yeshiva World report today. The employee was a cook with the hotel on Shamai Street.
Health officials are asking guests who ate breakfast in the hotel between the 18th and 23rd of May to report to their family physician if they were not vaccinated in the past. The warning states the vaccine can still be helpful at this time and it is advised to act as quickly as possible in the matter.
Red Robin has second hepatitis A incident in two weeks, this time in Missouri
Two weeks ago I wrote that I were a food business owner I'd be worried about hepatitis A.
Individuals can shed the virus without showing symptoms and even a Hep A positive handwashing superstar will result in lineups outside the business or at the health department while patrons get their post-exposure shots.
Authors of a 2000 Journal of Food Protection paper on the cost effectiveness of vaccinating food handlers arrived at the conclusion that the public health benefit of vaccinating for hep A doesn't outweigh the costs – but doesn't factor in all the bad publicity, hassle and incident management costs. The stuff that a Stroudsburg, PA Red Robin restaurant is going through right now.
The corporate Red Robin folks must be working overtime, as an identical situation has popped up at a Missouri outlet of the chain. Same story, different location. According to USA Today, up to 5,000 may have been exposed to hepatitis A following after a food handler was diagnosed with the virus.
Health officials worry that as many as 5,000 people could have been exposed to hepatitis A at a Red Robin restaurant here after a worker was diagnosed with the virus.
Springfield-Greene County Health Department officials received a report Tuesday about the illness, which can affect the liver, and worked with state and federal officials to get enough vaccine shipped so people who went to the restaurant May 8 to 16 can be immunized.
The goal is to get as many customers vaccinated within 14 days of their possible exposure, officials said Wednesday. Otherwise, the shot won't work, so they've set up clinics through the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
"Upon being informed of the incident, the Springfield Red Robin took all safety measures to ensure the well being of our guests and team members including arranging the inoculation of all Springfield team members with the immune globulin prophylaxis shot," Red Robin Gourmet Burgers officials said in a statement.
Wonder how many incidents it takes for a company to tip the scales to benefit outweighing cost on providing or requiring food handlers to have a hep A vaccination.
Hamptons residents not pleased: Hep A restaurant offers to host Kardashians
Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian have found a site for their Dash store in The Hamptons.
Restauranteur Irma Herzog – whose Driver's Seat Restaurant was investigated last year after an employee was diagnosed with hepatitis A – has risked the wrath of local residents in Southampton by "betraying" the upmarket village and leasing an art gallery space adjacent to her eatery to the sisters, who are planning to spend the summer in the resort for new reality show 'Kourtney & Khloe Take The Hamptons'.
One outraged source told the New York Post newspaper: "Southamptonites are abuzz that Irma Herzog has betrayed their village . . . Will Irma also be bringing back another bout of hepatitis?
"Now she brings trash to her backyard. People are lining up to buy Irma's property and get her out of town. She is a piranha."
Hepatitis A linked to Red Robin restaurant in Pennsylvania
If I were a food business owner I'd be worried about hepatitis A. Individuals can shed the virus without showing symptoms and even a Hep A positive handwashing superstar will result in lineups outside the business or at the health department while patrons get their post-exposure shots.
Authors of a 2000 Journal of Food Protection paper on the cost effectiveness of vaccinating food handlers arrived at the conclusion that the public health benefit of vaccinating for hep A doesn't outweigh the costs – but doesn't factor in all the bad publicity, hassle and incident management costs. The stuff that a Stroudsburg, PA Red Robin restaurant is going through right now.
According to the Pocono Record, the Pennsylvania Department of Health is looking into a Red Robin food handler who was recently diagnosed with hepatitis A.
"The Disease Prevention and Control Law prohibits us from providing further details as the investigation is ongoing at this time," said Aimee Tysarczyk, press secretary/director of communications for the state Health Department.
"As the investigation continues and if any public health risks evolve, the department will provide additional information to ensure the safety and well-being of the public, as needed," Tysarczyk said.
In a statement to the Pocono Record, Red Robin said:
"On May 5, 2014, Lehigh Valley Restaurant Group was informed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health that an employee at the Red Robin restaurant in Stroudsburg, Pa., had contracted Hepatitis A.
"The employee has not been in the restaurant since April 27, 2014, and will not return to work until he has been granted medical clearance.
The welfare of our guests and team members is Red Robin's top priority.
"We are working closely with the health department to go beyond what is required.
With the last restaurant exposure listed as April 27 there isn't a huge window to administer IgG shots.
From the duh files: should food workers be vaccinated against Hepatitis A?
JoNel Aleccia of NBC News writes the question of whether hepatitis A inoculations should be mandatory for food workers — or whether the cost to business isn't worth the wider benefit — is gaining renewed attention from federal regulators, health officials and ordinary consumers amid a spate of new restaurant warnings.
As many as 17,000 people a year are sickened by hepatitis A, according to 2010 estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and about 95 people die. That's only a fraction of the 48 million people in the U.S. who are sickened by food poisoning each year, but hepatitis A is the only foodborne bug for which an effective vaccine actually exists.
The hepatitis A virus causes acute liver infection that can trigger lingering illness and even liver failure or death, though that's rare. It's spread when a person ingests fecal material from an infected person and causes symptoms that include, fever, chills, nausea, dark-colored urine and jaundice, a yellowing of the skin or eyes.
In 2006, experts began recommending universal hepatitis A vaccines for kids starting at age 1, changing the pool of potential infections.
"There was a very rapid transition in the U.S. over the last half decade," Murphy said. "We have this gap of adults who are not protected in their 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s."
In other words, the people most vulnerable to hepatitis A are those most likely to work — and eat — in restaurants.
Bill Marler, a Seattle food safety lawyer has lobbied for mandatory vaccination for food handlers since a hepatitis A outbreak tied to two Subway sandwich shops sickened 40 people in 1999.
"It was a horrible outbreak. We represented a bunch of people including a little boy who lost his liver at 8 years old and required a transplant," he said.
But restaurant industry officials — and some health officials — note that such outbreaks and consequences, though regrettable, are rare.
Imported berry mix cake suspected to be the source of Hepatitis A in Norway
I'm still pissed I can't figure out where my frozen berries are coming from.
Sure, I live in a sub-tropical climate with an abundance of berries, but retailers with the frozen berries will go for the cheapest source.
And frozen berries have been a mainstay of my diet for decades (because in Canada, fresh berries are available for about six weeks a year).
Guzman-Herrador et al. report in Eurosurveillance that on 7 March 2014, an increase in hepatitis A virus (HAV) infections was identified in Norway. As of 12 April, 19 cases of HAV infection with a virus strain identical to an ongoing European outbreak have been identified. Six probable cases are currently under investigation. On 11 April, a frozen berry mix cake imported from another European country was found as the likely source of the outbreak; the importer has withdrawn the product in Norway.
An international traceback investigation is ongoing to find the origin of the berries used in the cake.
Internationally, there's been over 11,000 cases of Hepatitis A linked to berries from the Mediterranean region over the past two years.


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Posted on 02/16/2014 7:13:07 AM PST by Anila
100 in black mob found destroying property and attacking people
These are supposed to be the good kids. The ones supposed to be impressed with the legacy of their high schools namesake: Frederick Douglass.
They wear uniforms. They have a strict code of conduct. They prepare for college. They are black. And this week, they are the ones rioting at Frederick Douglass high school and junior high in Rochester.
Maybe the students dont know the story of Frederick Douglass: How it was against the law for a slave to learn to read or get any kind of education. How he broke that law. How he risked everything just to steal a few moments with a book.
By 1838, Douglass escaped. He became known as a writer and speaker around the world. He lived for 25 years in Rochester where today he is buried.
And where today, black people who live in his adopted home town regularly and frequently and intensely create black mob violence and mayhem. Some at the expense of learning. Some during Black History Month.
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If black thuggery isn't stomped out right now we will soon have African Necklace burnings in the street.
I truly regret my thought about what it is going to take to clean this mess up. In some cases, it will be brutal to extremes. I hope to keep my black friends, both Christian and Conservative, out of and away from the fray. To have so few cause such consternation for so many is a shame and a travesty...
Guess what. This "black mob" is an American mob.
So much for decorum.
I doubt if any of these youts would be in trouble for anything like that, but I'll bet they would have welts for not picking cotton fast enough. (Since this was before the WHITE MEN from the north freed them.)
Give me 500 acres in a rocky desert type terrain and 500 marines and absolute authority and I would have these fatherless punks saying "yes sir" and "yes ma'am" and singing the national anthem and reading and writing and doing their arithmetic and quoting History in 2 years.
I would make Joe Arpaio's desert prison look like a ski resort.
Along the way, no doubt, a few would rebel and get violent and have to be sacrificed for the cause. But, in the end, I would make good citizens out of 98% of them.
There would be no mediations, no parent-teacher meetings, no telephone privileges, no cell phone, no music, no visitors, no psychiatrists, no counselors, no TV, no radio, no Internet, no drugs, no texting and no "hanging out". Every minute of every day he would be busy.
The first 90 days a participant would bust rocks in the hot sun from dawn till dusk, no exceptions. Slackers would be hot boxed on a survivor diet under a conservative but compassionate doctors supervision, not a lefties.
After 90 days, if a participant survived, he could finally make his first decision since arriving. One, he could go to class, sit up and shut up and pay attention and ABSOLUTELY behave and learn. Or, two, he could continue busting rocks! Every first word out of his mouth and every last word would be "Sir". No women allowed in the camp EVER for the punks to salivate over.
Any disrespect of the marines would be dealt with severely. So severely that a few of the worst incorrigibles may not survive.
The foregoing recipe would solve Rochesters problem. And, someday, Rochester will just cease to exist like Detroit or whites AND blacks will demand my recipe outlined above or something either close or worse.
It (discipline, routine, treatment with respect, healthy living (good food, no drugs, booze, hanging out all night), getting in good physical shape, A GOOD 1-12 "basics" education, learning what the word "NO" meant) would be the biggest gift we as a society could ever give these pitiful fatherless miscreants we are suffering in our presence.
Finally, the only way they could get out is to have a job and the last six months of the two year program would be devoted to serious job training with the co-operation of industry. No government jobs allowed. No union jobs allowed.
Oh, and no government bureaucrat or agency would ever be allowed on the premises or have ANYTHING to say about ANYTHING.
And, I would oversee its board of governors. They would be Allen West, Ted Cruz, Dr. Carson, Mike Lee, Trey Gowdy, Sarah Palin. They would meet once a year and tweak policies as they felt appropriate.
Ok, ok, I get it!.......so save it!!! I can dream can't I ?!
Nothing new in Chicago and South suburbs.
Crete-Monee High School to boost police presence
8:29AM Thursday
February 6, 2014
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(CRETE) In the wake of additional threats of violence on social media, Crete-Monee High School will have an added police presence in and around the south suburban school, according to a message posted on the districts website.
According to the districts social media rumor message, on its website, posts were showing up on social media Monday rumoring that a shooting was to take place at Crete-Monee High School on Tuesday, the Southtown Star is reporting.
Two students were arrested at the school on Monday, when four fights broke out throughout the school day, according to Crete police.
School officials remained mum on Mondays fights, and administrators on Wednesday did not return calls seeking comment.
But the school districts online message warned parents that, If you see additional police presence around our campus, please be assured that this is our proactive approach to ensure student and staff safety.
The district did not specify how long the added police protection would be at the school.
Please share this information with your child and let him/her know that counselors, social workers, deans and building administrators are available if they need further assurance, the message stated.
Police were notified of Tuesdays threat and all after-school activities were cancelled, even though the rumors were never substantiated, it said.
School officials did acknowledge on the district website that there were four separate incidents on Monday three fights and a verbal altercation. These incidents occurred, based on alleged posts on social media, it said.
Damaria Sutton, 18, of Park Forest, was charged with unlawful use of a weapon on school grounds after she allegedly brought a knife to school,
I'll bet even most average Dems understand the problem. But it is the lib pols, academicians, and pundits who dictate liberal policy which is ruining the country. They're less than five percent of the total population. They must be stopped before the country is totally ruined.
I like your ideas. These feral youth need something of a boot camp experience to instill some semblance of civilized behavior. Clearly they don't get it at home, or in their ghetto environment. Civilization itself depends upon certain behavior on the part of all of us. Unfortunately, feral black youth are, as a group, prone to savage behavior and lacking in impulse control. They don't know it, but they would all be better off for having gone through something such as what you describe. They would be better off, and society as a whole would benefit.
By denying that these people have any control over their actions, they equate them with animals, not human beings.
So, ultimately, in their behaviour, they are living up to the liberals' expectations, which are downright racist.
Liberals are not their friends.
Excellent, excellent points.
We could have a similar boot camp for liberals right next door!
That's way past a dream; that's LSD tripp'en to the 5th dementia.
OK. And your point is?
Americans of the black sub-set tend to cause more crime and other problems than the other sub-sets.
Sort of on subject, Peter Griffin pointed out that Valentine's Day is right in the middle of black history month.
Rradin an writin and speakin properly, that old school. We new school. This our generation.
No, they are just following Douglas' example; they are breaking the law just like he did. Oh...wait...
< /sarc >
Sounds like they could use a little "whiff of the grape."
Whiteys fault.
It doesn't have to be brutal. Black mob violence just needs to become socially unacceptable. Face it, if a bunch of white kids were acting this way none of us would accept it - and NONE OF US would think in terms of 'brutal' either.
There are responsible people in black communities and they don't like the violent gang cultures either... but they can't speak out or they'd be 'snitches'... If we do what's right - it'll be better for everyone.
Lol, not much argument here.
But, CW II could see it happen!
And, I could conceive of worse consequences for these young fellers....that would be a lot cheaper and quicker.
Too true. The day after the first 9/11, I met with our pastors (UMC) to plan a prayer service open to the community. We were going to have a section with a prayer leader offering a series of one-sentence prayers, and the congregation affirming with "Lord, hear our prayer." One of the prayers I suggested was that people around the world would awake into a true understanding of Christ's teachings.
At this point, a Democrat woman at the meeting responded with great indignance that such a prayer would be "offensive" to Jews, and that Jews might come to our service. I was astonished and said, "This is a Christian church, and surely if any Jews joined us, they would be welcomed, but they would also expect to hear prayers affirming Christ's Lordship." However, she continued to huff and puff, and then the pastor sided with her and told me I should be "nicer" to any strangers who might come.
(That was one of the final straws in my abandonment of the UMC, although there were several other moral outrages.)
However, she continued to huff and puff, and then the pastor sided with her and told me I should be "nicer" to any strangers who might come.
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How can we— 'us common folk'— understand that if I were to go to a Synagogue or Mosque for ANY reason and they even thought of 'saying the Rosary' or singing "The Lord's Prayer" that I would be humbled, grateful, and mildly shocked.
And if I were to go back and it 'didn't happen again', I would just go about my business.
Sorry Mr. Barkeep, if my money isn't good enough to have you treat me correctly, then I shall not bother to come back.
How is me taking him to court going to make me any more 'welcome' in the future?
I read your post three times. I did not understand what you are getting at. Are you saying that if a Christian visits a mosque or synagogue, that those houses of worship should offer Christian rituals instead of their own, because he is visiting?
And what does that have to do with bartending?
Sadly I must agree . I personally think it will start before the end of the Obama junta.
Are you saying that if a Christian visits a mosque or synagogue, that those houses of worship should offer Christian rituals instead of their own, because he is visiting?
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I believe I said just the opposite
...if I were to go to a Synagogue or Mosque
for ANY reason
and they even thought of saying the Rosary or singing The Lords Prayer
that I would be humbled, grateful, and mildly shocked.....
As to the 'bartender', kind of a stretch
BUT I am trying to say if YOU don't want ME in your church/school/bar etc I don't want to be there.
And suing or demanding you cater to my whims in YOUR 'house' is utterly ridiculous BUT that is what we basically have going on now...
OK, I'm really confused. There was never any question of a lawsuit. I was trying to illustrate the liberal mindset of this so-called Christian who objected to Christian prayers in her own church on the off chance that a non-Christian would be there and that she was supported in this ludicrous position by the pastor, also a Democrat.
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I've gotten 3 full repeats completed, (about 14 inches by 12 inches wide, when gently stretched; ½ of the first, (of 3) balls of yarn knit. I now know the pattern by heart—and well, once that happens: Boring!
The sock have 4 ½ l repeats of their lace done.. (about 5 inches) but they're socks! I am almost done with the leg (and will be turning the heel soon) and then well they are done!
Just when a stitch pattern begins to get boring with a pair of socks, you're done with the pattern (for a while) and get to turn the heel. The foot is just half pattern work, and with a few more repeats, the end is in sight.
Scarves.. (and I do like long scarves!) go on forever with no change. Still the pattern is a a very pretty one knit up.
On my mind to knit, (and I've already checked the gauge, and have begun to do the math) is a simple cowl for a Christmas present, and a shrug for myself. And some hats.. (Hats? Again with the hats? Yes again with hats!)
Behind the scenes, I am doing something I've talked about, but have procrastinated doing.
Part one is going through my blog, finding all the free patterns I published here, fine tuning them, turning them all into PDF's, and adding them to my Ravelry Store.
Part two is going through my files (some were zipped, and I needed to get an unzipper program to see them) and doing the same with a number of other patterns.. These are patterns I've written in the past few years, with no particular purpose. These, too, will become PDF's and go into my Ravelry store.
Part three is setting up a pattern store page here on my blog, with links to the Ravelry store--
Blogger is not too supportive of tables, so a bit of code writing is involved (I know just enough HTML to make it happen!) But part 3 can't happen till parts one and two are completed
Part four is editing and formating a third set of patterns—these I want to publish as a book—they are patterns with a unifying theme. I think success with parts one, two and three will be instrumental in making part four happen!


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I read the article about "City OK's salary raises." I was not shocked at the outcome of that vote.
It is seemingly much easier to vote pay raises in instead of the conventional way of waiting to grant a raise based on what the city can afford at the time.
In this economy, many have done without any raises in order to retain a job.
Mr. Mayor, pardon me for saying, but it seems to me every time you do something in our fair city you know will raise eyebrows, you find the opportunity to remind us the salaries in other cities are much higher.
I should remind you the neighboring cities have more revenue than we do.
I feel the need to reiterate that taxpayers pay for these salaries.
Frankly, I don't think my fellow taxpayers or I can afford the mindset of some city council members.
I feel safe in saying the majority of us have worked without raises due to the economy and are grateful to do that in order to have a job.
I do, however, need to commend the city for coming up with the extra money for raises, since, as the article stated the city made no reductions in the work force. Amazing.
A short time ago, officials were going on about the need for lay-offs.
Don't be fooled into thinking that taxpayers are not smart enough to see through the rhetoric.
What you all have done is nothing shy of a slap in the face to those who help you get those raises.
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Those of us who have been involved with government information technology (IT) for some time clearly remember the many efforts to improve IT acquisition. All certainly remember Vivek Kundra's IT Management Reform Program, the 25-point plan. Most would agree that progress has been made, but some would argue—correctly I believe—that work remains to be done.
The U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, chaired by Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA), posted a draft federal IT acquisition reform act on its website last fall. As part of the review and revision process for this bill, the committee invited comments from a broad set of sources. It asked the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to study progress and issues related to IT acquisition and management, and it also held several hearings. Testimony at the most recent hearing, held February 27, revealed progress and disappointments.
The GAO report, delivered to the House committee on January 22, argues that billions of dollars are being wasted in execution of the nearly $80 billion annual unclassified federal IT budget. Most of this waste comes either from unneeded duplication in federal programs, systems and infrastructure, or from failed or ineffective federal IT programs.
While many reasons may exist for the duplications and failures, lack of effective communication seems to be at the heart of the problems. Government managers are not talking to each other, which results in stovepipes along organizational or functional lines. Government and industry are not communicating effectively, resulting in suboptimum outcomes and, often, yesterday's solution. Do you remember the "Myth Busting Campaign" that Dan Gordon set up when he was administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy? That was all about separating the real obstacles to effective procurements from those imagined by the legal and other communities. The GAO report separates some of that fact from fiction.
Homeland Security and the global effort against terrorism are incredibly complex activities. The organizations and individuals are just as complex. The homeland security establishment in the United States—as the collection of government agencies at the federal, state, local and tribal levels and the affected industries are referred to—numbers in the thousands of entities. There are 22 agencies in the Department of Homeland Security along with numerous others at the federal level, including the Department of State, the Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of Transportation, the Department of Energy, the Department of Defense, the intelligence community and many others. Now add in the Homeland Security agencies, law enforcement agencies and other first responders at the state, local and tribal levels. Still more complex is the industrial base that supports the homeland security establishment and those in industry that own and/or operate the critical infrastructure in the United States.
In case those outside the United States are breathing a sigh of relief that they do not have to put up with such a structure, they should not be so hasty. Most other nations have similarly complex national structures, and Europe also has the security apparatus of the European Union.
So what hope is there that this complex structure could work to provide the necessary security? This truly is a team effort. The team is international, as countries necessarily share information on possible threats. A tremendous amount of information sharing and coordination takes place continuously. The many threat vectors require a multidisciplinary approach.
When you travel, as we all do, how many paper books, magazines and newspapers do you see on the plane or train these days? If your experience is like mine, the answer is, "not many." Those few publications that are not available in digital form give you no other option, but many people now are opting for digital formats they can use on their mobile device of choice. Personally, I love my iPad and my iPhone, and I read everything I can on those two devices. I take them everywhere. If the FAA would stop requiring me to turn them off for the first and last 10 minutes of every flight, I could eliminate paper entirely.
AFCEA International and many of the AFCEA chapters globally have been leveraging the digital environment for a long time, but we have accelerated our efforts in this area over the past year to give everyone the flexibility and mobility they seem to want. For those of us that continue to like to read SIGNAL Magazine in its print format, let me put your concerns to rest immediately. We will continue to print SIGNAL for the foreseeable future. We recently invested in a content management system that allows us to develop content once, but publish to a variety of formats and platforms.
While headquarters has told you about these things as they were developed, let me review some of the most significant additions to the media products we have introduced.
In our professional lives, most of us have not seen an economic environment or a budget climate such as those we face today. We are approaching the ramp-down of the longest period of continuous conflict in U.S. and allied history. Technology is changing at an unprecedented pace, and to help address budget declines, we are relying on some of these technological advances—enterprise networking and service approaches, cloud computing, data center consolidation, more effective cybersecurity and better use of mobility solutions. The U.S. defense strategy is changing with a rebalance to the Asia-Pacific region. NATO is undergoing the most fundamental restructuring in its history, impacting headquarters structure, force structure and agency reform. Most of us do not remember a time when the government information technology budget was not growing year over year. This paradigm changed in 2012, and it will change more as new budgets reflecting debt reduction take effect. If sequestration occurs, an additional 11 percent will be cut from every budget line item, further aggravating the problem.
Since its start in 1946, AFCEA has been committed to an effective and ethical dialogue among governments, industry and academia to ensure that critical decisions are informed and that options are understood. It seems to me that the requirement for focused information exchange is greater today than ever before, because more uncertainty exists than ever before. Many of you have heard me say that we need to step up engagement at every level in order to understand the need fully and to respond effectively.
Since the U.S. General Services Administration scandal over a training conference in Las Vegas, reinforced by concerns regarding two expensive Department of Veterans Affairs conferences, fear has spread across government and industry that government-related conferences are now a thing of the past. This is just not the case—nor should it be.
If government leaders make bad decisions with respect to conferences—or other areas within their job scope—they should be held accountable. Controls should be in place to minimize future abuses. Organizations that support government in conferences that recommend or support such abuses similarly should be penalized.
The May 11, 2012, memo from the Office of Management and Budget applying controls to travel and conferences clearly had two objectives. The first was to direct a management approval process for all federal agencies to ensure consistent review of proposed travel and conferences, along with adherence to policies. The second was to achieve spending reductions of 30 percent in travel and conference costs from fiscal year 2010 levels. Implementing guidance from federal agencies has reinforced these objectives, directing the leadership at every level to focus conferences on mission needs and to ensure government requirements are met at these conferences in a cost-effective way.
Security has become all the more important at the user level. Verifying the validity of an individual's access to a network is vital to preventing cybermarauders from getting into a system to purloin or sabotage important information. Biometrics can play a key role in identity management, particularly in cross-enterprise implementations.
Approaches to identity management are maturing in both government and the private sector globally. Whether for physical or logical access, public key infrastructure (PKI) and biometrics are surfacing as common denominators to add strength and flexibility to the authentication processes. The difficulty remains a lack of consensus on processes, application of standards, and management of attributes across enterprise boundaries. For example, in the United States, federal standards are clear but often applied differently among federal agencies—and certainly at the state, local and tribal levels and within the private sector. Similarly, in Europe, the European Union (EU)/European Council have adopted standards, but implementation varies from country to country, even within the EU or NATO frameworks.
Federated approaches to identity verification and attribute identification are helping to bridge enterprises. Agreements on the acceptance of PKI certifying authorities, biometrics as a strong element of authentication, and acceptance—in a federated environment—of credentials from multiple approved sources all are facilitating the establishment of trust relationships across enterprises.
As I write this, we are experiencing some nearly unprecedented oppressive weather in the Washington area. About one week ago, we had a series of violent thunderstorms that caused extensive damage and knocked out power to more than 1.5 million electrical customers—comprising millions of people—in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia. Many communications systems also failed, either because of damaged infrastructure or loss of power. This includes telephone, cable and cellular systems along with their accompanying processing and switching facilities. Credit and debit cards, along with ATM cards, were useless in many places just when people needed them to buy vital goods for surviving the blackout. More seriously, the 911 emergency call system ceased to function in areas where it was needed the most. And, in some locations, potable water was a problem because power was lacking for pumps and water treatment.
"Smart Defence" is a NATO concept and policy that involves national burden-sharing on a broad range of developments, including information technology and cybersecurity. The European Union has a parallel initiative called Pooling and Sharing, and it similarly is aimed at sharing the cost of critical infrastructure. All of this, of course, is driven by the need to modernize, coupled with the global economic crisis, which has reduced defense and security budgets dramatically.
At the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Mission Partner Conference in Tampa, Florida, last month, the discussion focused on the enterprise and jointness and coalition. If it did not cause attendees to have an epiphany, it certainly should have triggered a re-awareness.
The command, control, communications and computers (C4) technology community has undergone a great deal of change over the past couple of years. The U.S. Cyber Command and the military services' cyber component commands were created, the Joint Forces Command was disbanded, the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Networks and Information Integration (ASD NII) transformed to become the Office of the Defense Chief Information Officer (CIO), the J-6 (C4) on the Joint Staff was eliminated, and the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) has changed significantly. All of these modifications have resulted in adjustments to priorities, shifts of mission and more focus on the enterprise.


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A rant about the recent attack on violent video games.
That last bit killed me lol.
I fully agree with the message of this video and I thought it was hilarious. Only thing is, the hand animations got a bit repetitive. But I can't even suggest a solution to that because I feel like adding more animations would kinda change how Foamy is and I wouldn't want him to change.
I think it's just because this was only Foamy nonetheless a close up, I've never really noticed it in any of the other animations so I guess what im trying to say is dont change anything lol. Great job though. Love the point made.
Really great, I'm starting to actually like the little squirrel thing.
Cause, you know, he was a douche in the first season, or whatever.
Funny And True!
Did you know the FBI studied how video games and mass murders correlate? let me tell you that I've had neater looking spaghetti dinners. But I will say the media (news reports in particular) are the main reason for mass murders as it was stated that you shouldn't give the numbers of kills or the name of the person who done it, it turns them into an anti-hero. Anyway I said my 10cents to the subject lol.
I love this animation style and how simple it is. It's great for shorts like this. I've liked this cartoon since it came out when I was in school. The writing and acting for this show is usually top notch as well :D


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The View From The Couch
By Gerald Hayes
We are 1/3 of the season in and our beloved Whitecaps are off to a start that few would have predicted. The boys are flying and producing extremely exciting soccer that brings fans to their feet again and again. After a dramatic off season the team has defied predictions and is actually winning games, sometimes with authority.
To celebrate the occasion I decided to compile a list of my 5 biggest surprises of the season. I'll bet that you will probably agree with me even though your order may be different. Here goes:
#5 Darren Mattocks
This speedy Jamaican striker had a quiet season last year until the off season. His infamous interview in his homeland left a bad taste in supporter's mouths and left many wondering if he could even show his face around the team again.
However he has come out totally changed. He works hard. He no longer pouts. He no longer gesticulates wildly to the soccer gods whenever he screws up. And he has assists to go with some goals.
Darren is out of my dog house!
#4 Matias Laba
My immediate reaction when I heard that we picked him up was distaste. "Why are we settling for TFC's leavings", I thought, "another wasted DP signing." I was disappointed after an off season of abject disappointment.
Oh boy was I wrong! I have been absolutely converted to a "Put His Name on My Jersey" type fan. His play has been amazing. Morales brings ooohs and ahhhs out of fans but Laba brings a solid crunch to the mid field.
Laba is, in my humble opinion, the cornerstone of this team.
#3 Coach Carl Robinson
After the 4 "more desirable" candidates weren't interested, Carl was fetched from the hotel room he was waiting in and given the keys to the team. And I could not be happier.
I like Robbo! Honest, refreshing, fearless and he ATTACKS! The team is still molding into his vision and the fans have already bought in.
Yallup who?
#2 Erik Hurtado
This speed demon with the funny hair amused fans with his concrete feet. Whenever he played the airport issued low flying aircraft around the stadium with a warning, "watch out for soccer balls launching into space".
In the last few games, Erik has actually scored goals. Goal of the week type goals. Versus Seattle, he left defenders turned into pretzels littering the field in his wake. He has suddenly turned dangerous. Very dangerous.
Camilo who?
#1 Gershon Koffie
I kept hearing how great Koffie was yet could never understand why. I found him to be invisible or worse, ineffective. I could not understand why some people kept raving about him.
The last few games have convinced me. Especially the game versus the Sounders. Koffie was a beast! He scored goals (should have had three!). He stripped opposition players. He was everywhere.
The trio of Koffie with Morales & Laba is amazing and worth the price of admission all by themselves.
So these are my top 5 surprises as seen from my couch. Are yours different?


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Final Score: Texas Tech 71, West Virginia 69
Kansas City, MO (Sports Network) - Dejan Kravic's tip-in as time expired lifted the Texas Tech Red Raiders over the West Virginia Mountaineers, 71-69, in the first round of the Big 12 Conference Tournament at the Sprint Center.
Jaye Crockett scored a game-high 18 points for the Red Raiders (11-19). Ty Nurse and Jordan Tolbert chipped in 12 and 11 points, respectively. Josh Gray and Kravic added 10 points apiece. Texas Tech will go on to face top-seeded Kansas in the next round.
For the Mountaineers (13-19), Terry Henderson scored a team-high 12 points. Aaric Murray was two-rebounds shy of a double-double with 11 points and Deniz Kilicli put up 10. This was the first experience for WVU in the Big 12 Tournament since joining the league prior to this season.
In the first half, both teams made eight from the foul-line. WVU made 11-of-22 field goal attempts including 2-of-5 from long-range. Texas Tech shot 12-of-27 from the floor including 5-of-7 beyond the arc, en route to the 37-32 advantage at the break.
In the second, WVU tied the game up at 69-69 with 20 seconds remaining, thanks to a made free-throw by Deniz Kilicli. Dejan Kravic tipped-in the ball as time expired.
Texas Tech knocked down a 25-of-49 from the floor including a solid 8-of-12 beyond the arc on the evening.
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Bedford man arrested after crash while evading police
David West is being held on cash bail pending a hearing Monday in Merrimack District Court on seven charges, including operating after suspension, disobeying a police officer, reckless operation and breach of bail, police said.
According to a press release, Sgt. Devon Kimball attempted to stop the driver of a 2002 Chevy Prizm for multiple driving violations about 7:30 p.m. but the driver continued south, reversed directions near the Merrimack town line, and drove northbound at a high rate of speed. West crashed into a vehicle stopped at a red light near the Ray Wieczorek Drive ramps.
Police said the collision involved three vehicles and sent one person to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.Police said West was uninjured and arrested at the scene.
The crash closed the South River Road northbound lane for about 45 minutes. Bedford Fire Department provided cleanup for a ruptured fuel tank.
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Amelia Bedelia Helps Out
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I really liked this when I was little. I think I could still appreciate it, since our family has always been quite literal. :) I especially liked the part about the coffee and tea cakes and feeding scraps to chickens.
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Last night, Power 106′s Powerhouse 2011 went down at the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA. During Jeremih's set, he brought out 50 for "Down On Me" before Fif took over with his own hits including "Bitch". After the jump, Snoop and Wiz enjoy that "That Good" while Cube takes us back with "It Was A Good Day".
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