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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - A law passed during the last minute vote on pension reform has some Kentucky lawmakers questioning their decision. They voted on a provision to pay retirements at the expense of your driver's license."My initial gut reaction would be that I would be in favor of it," said driver Sharon Beauchamp.
An opposite reaction of some lawmakers who voted on that provision when they realized at a committee meeting Tuesday what passed months ago.
"I'm kindly upset about the deal on this whole thing. Someone may not have the money today to pay their taxes," said State Rep. Hubert Collins (D- Whittensville/District 97)."It's like debtors prison," responded State Sen. Ernie Harris (R-Prospect/District 26).Gov. Steve Beshear's committee introduced the rule during the last General Assembly as a way that helps cover the cost of the state's pension reform.
"As I remember it was 4 to 5 (4:56 p.m.) on the last day when we voted on this," said Harris. "We had the conference committee report and we voted because we had to get out of there."Realizing that now, Harris said he wants to review it to make sure it's a good idea because it doesn't only apply to driver's licenses.
"The thing that caught us by surprise was any professional license you have could be suspended," Harris said.The Kentucky Department of Revenue said taking licenses are just one tool and a last resort to use on people who blatantly do not pay money owed to the state. If that is the case, Harris said it's fine but now is the time to make sure before it's enacted. The Department of Revenue said the provision is not unusual. Thirty other states already do it and it's in affect in Kentucky for people who do not pay student loans.
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Blog Note: Links tomorrow!Posted: May 31, 2010 Filed under: Genealogy Leave a comment
I didn't forget the links. In fact, there are some rather nice ones this week. Look for them tomorrow.
War MemorialPosted: May 31, 2010 Filed under: Genealogy | Tags: Military 3 Comments
I had a high school teacher whose behavior could be erratic, to put it mildly. He could be a genial, funny, wisecracking sort of guy. But he could lose his temper with a swift intensity that looked damned scary to a clueless freshman.
Any little thing could do it. I do not remember exactly how I set it off the time I was the target. It might have been something like not responding quickly enough when he called on me. Maybe I was grinning at one of his remarks. In five seconds, he went from calm instructor to red-faced and furious, nose-to-nose with me, screaming at the top of his lungs that I'd better not disrespect him again. When he was done, he continued the lesson as if nothing had happened.
Another time he went around the class asking us about our fathers' military service. He himself had seen combat in the Marines. Where had our fathers served?
"Army," said one kid.
"You dad was smarter than me," said my teacher. "Next?"
"Navy," said the kid next to me.
"Smarter still." My teacher was on a roll now. He pointed at me. "What about your father?"
"Coast Guard," I said.
"Smartest guy of all." Even the most clueless of freshmen knew that this wasn't a compliment. And indeed, it was a launching point for a five-minute, acerbically humorous riff on easy tours of duty, as compared to other (unspecified) nastier assignments.
I never mentioned any of this to my parents at the time. I wasn't programmed to bring problems like that home — it was our business to take what the teachers dished out. But also, it was easy to see that the guy had issues with a capital I. The encounter angered but also disturbed me; I wondered what he was really expressing with it.
And years later, after I'd graduated and heard that he'd committed suicide, I was not terribly surprised. We didn't have a name for it, but even back in the 1970s we were starting to figure out that you could come home from a war only to find the war came home with you.
Memorial Day is when we remember those killed in combat, but I'd also like to remember the ones who came home and never talked about it, who cracked jokes and blew their stacks for no good reason, the ones whom the wars claim again and again, years after the fact. I wish them peace and honor their service.
Follow Friday: NYC Vital RecordsPosted: May 28, 2010 Filed under: Genealogy | Tags: Follow Friday, NY, Records Leave a comment
If you think one of your ancestors was born, or died, or married in New York City, this is for you: a database of New York City vital records containing thousands of entries.
Online. Searchable.
This miracle is made possible by the volunteers of the Genealogy Federation of Long Island. According to the site, members of the Italian and German Genealogy groups have scanned more than 30,000 pages of documents and amassed an online database of over 2,760,000 death certificates. That's the death certificate index alone. There are also marriage and naturalization databases well worth exploring.
The indexes are easy to search by surname. You can specify exact spelling, Soundex or use a wildcard.
If you search the death index and get a hit, you'll see a chart showing the person's last name, first name, age, date of death, the certificate number and the borough that issued the certificate.
The date range covered depends upon the type and location of records. For instance, the death index covers 1891 to 1948. The database is a work in progress, so if someone doesn't turn up in a search, it's never a bad idea to check back after several months and see what new updates have been entered.
Thanks to this database, you could order a certificate by mail without springing for a potentially costly search. Or you can go to the Municipal Archives in Manhattan armed with the exact certificate numbers you need, which is a godsend if time is short.
When you click on the link you are initially taken to a page with a stern warning — "No More Databases — Unless." It's eye-popping, but makes the point. (Scroll down, and a button takes you to the indexes.) Efforts like this are only possible through goodwill — whether it's volunteers donating time or well-wishers donating funds.
Link: New York City Vital Records Indexes
Treasure Chest Thursday: Letter Full of MemoriesPosted: May 27, 2010 Filed under: Genealogy | Tags: Relatives, Treasure Chest Thursday 1 Comment
The word is out that I'm a sucker for old stuff, so I'm a leading candidate for a call when people are cleaning out their filing cabinets. Not that I mind. Can anyone appreciate orphaned manila folders the way I do?
Several years ago, my mother-in-law gave me a manila folder labeled LYNCH SURNAME, containing some of my father-in-law's genealogy notes. It isn't a thick folder because my father-in-law wasn't the genealogist of record in his generation. That would be his cousin Eileen, whose career as a dedicated researcher and volunteer probably warrants its own book, never mind a separate blog post.
The treasure of the folder is a draft of a letter that I presume my father-in-law eventually sent in response to a query by his genealogist cousin about their Beatty forebears. It contains some interesting notes on the family, along with a couple of priceless anecdotes.
• "I never knew my granddad Beatty except as 'Dick' Beatty. He was a singing teacher and used singing books w/numbers instead of the musical symbols as is used today. I have seen some of these books." (This doesn't sound exactly like shape note singing, which my father-in-law mentioned his grandfather teaching, and which does use note symbols — but I sure wish I'd seen these books, too!)
• "I think I mentioned to you the occurrence where Jim Bob crawled up into a hollow tree and Bill having seen his father chop rabbits out of a tree, proceeded to start chopping about where Jim Bob's head was. Their mother our grandmother missed the boys and went looking for them. She found them before Bill cut too deeply into the tree and almost surely would have killed Jim Bob."
That last story sounds like it came straight out of a novel, which is not surprising. Stories like that don't grow on trees. Even hollow ones.
Wordless Wednesday: A New LightPosted: May 26, 2010 Filed under: Genealogy | Tags: Germany/Austria, old photos, Wordless Wednesday Leave a comment
This photo was among a collection my mother brought home after my grandfather John Rudroff died. No one knew what the building was. When I was little I thought it was someone's house. As I got older, I realized this building was probably not a private residence for anyone in my family — too massive. The handwriting on the back is hard to read but looks similar to that in letters written to us in later years by my great-aunt Maria Pauliana Forster, who was a nun in a nursing order her entire adult life. The inscription isn't signed but it's dated: 14 Nov. 1950.
Recently I was looking at it again in the hallway of a music education building (my 8-year-old and I were waiting for her music lesson to start). Under their particular brand of fluorescent lighting, for the first time I could make out some verrrrrry faint ballpoint pen markings on the surface of the photo. (Yes, on the surface of the photo. Note to preservationists: This was before I was born, OK?)
One part of the building (the part in the front) is marked "Krankenhaus" [hospital]; the other is marked "Alterhaus" [home for the aged]. Now I'm almost certain that this photo was sent by Maria Pauliana. (There is a chance it might have been sent by one of my other great-aunts, Anna, who was also a nun in the same order, but left when she was middle-aged. She might have still been a nun in 1950.)
As to where this hospital/nursing home was located, I've still got no idea, but at least now I know what it is.
Ancestry Searching: Some 101-Style TipsPosted: May 25, 2010 Filed under: Genealogy | Tags: census, References 1 Comment
A while back I attended an Ancestry.com webinar on how to make the most of your searches. I know Ancestry's search engine twists and turns are a hot-button topic. Last fall, for example, Randy Seaver did a succinct rundown of old vs. new interfaces, at least as things stood at that point. (All I can repeat is that in case you didn't know, you can still use the "Old Search" button at the top right of the "Search All Records" page.)
But this post (like that webinar) isn't for searchers expert enough to know just which part of the interface annoys them the most. It's to pass along some basic procedural tips that struck me as useful for those just starting to explore Ancestry databases. Many might think, "What, this is news?" Well, as we used to say on the copy desk, there are babies born every day who never heard of Elvis. So there.
Where to start: Do not start at the Ancestry home page. Go to the Search All Records form, and use the Advanced Search option. Checking the "exact" box is … debatable. For common given names and surnames it can help — did you know there are more than 800 variations of the name Catherine? For dates, "exact" is problematic, as we shall see.
Useful keys: To spare your fingers, know that: P = preview; J = next; K= previous; N= new form; R= current form.
Three things to do upon locating a record: (A) Read it. Really look at all the information. Scan for clues as to immigration year, time of marriage, total number of children. In census entries, look at the neighbors — some might be collateral kin. (B) Save it online to a shoebox or online tree, if you do online trees. (C) Save it offline however you prefer to do it, by saving it to your hard drive or making a printout, or whatever. I was snickering at this advice until I remembered all the records I've re-read and re-saved over the years.
Play with date ranges: The webinar instructors advised beginning with a plus/minus range of 10 years. For example, ancestors didn't always care about just when they were born; there really was a time when one's birthdate wasn't a matter of vital importance. So start with a wide range, narrowing it as you go, depending upon the hits you get.
Use wildcards to play with spelling variations. You can replace as many characters as you want, as long as there is a minimum of three actual characters in the search term. I can pull in lots of variations on Haigney by searching H*g*y. This can be a real help with a name that goes under multiple spellings.
Look at all types of records, even if you are certain your ancestor would never be in them. Don't search assuming that he or she: was never in the army/never left their home county/never copyrighted anything anywhere. You may well be surprised. I have.
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It will affect tourism - The rising cost of electricity could also send the tourism sector reeling. Entrepreneur Cesar Tribaldos, President of the Panamanian Association of Hotels (Apatel), said this increase will gradually make the hotel market noncompetitive. He said Panama has a very high cost of electricity for the tourism industry. Poultry production will also be severely hit, since this sector depends between 90% and 100% on electrical energy. It is feared that because of this, chicken prices could continue to rise. (Mi Diario)
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The Giants' opener in Detroit next Monday night shouldn't make or break their season. But Victor Cruz doesn't see it that way.
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Giants safety Antrel Rolle says running back David Wilson has only two options after his nightmarish season opener: "He can either get in the tank, or he can man up." Rolle didn't recommend, however, that Wilson blast his critics on Twitter.
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A video is making the rounds of a football fan being a football fan. Except this particular Jets diehard is in elementary school — he's just 7 years old, according to the clip posted to YouTube.
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Most of the focus after New York's Week 1 loss has been on second-year RB David Wilson, who was benched in the second half due to fumble-itis. Victor Cruz knows what he's going through.
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Eugene "Gene" Levin practiced medicine in Laguna Beach for 41 years, right up to the day before he died unexpectedly, Sept. 15. He was 85.
He spent his last day with his wife of 60 years, Vivian, collapsing shortly after they had sipped wine and snacked on cheese and crackers in their garden.
"When I go, I want to go like Gene Levin," said Mayor Pro Tem Verna Rollinger, who announced the demise of the highly regarded doctor at the Sept. 18 City Council meeting.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Aside from a handful of boneheaded penalties Jim Harbaugh will most certainly address this week, the San Francisco 49ers looked rather familiar in Week 3 of the preseason.
That winning formula that carried San Francisco back to the Super Bowl last season for the first time in 18 years is on display again with the season opener two weeks away.
Colin Kaepernick marched the offense with six straight completions during a series that ended with a 5-yard touchdown pass to Quinton Patton, and Aldon Smith and Justin Smith plowed through Minnesota's offensive line to make plays and hard-hitting tackles in the 49ers' 34-14 exhibition victory over the Vikings on Sunday night.
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"Justin Smith had a burr in his saddle or something tonight," Harbaugh said. "He was Justin Smith."
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Justin Smith ran over two would-be blockers to pound Toby Gerhart for a 4-yard loss midway through the first quarter, and sack man Aldon Smith recovered a fumble and put pressure on Christian Ponder.
The new look in this one: flashy Lavelle Hawkins.
Hawkins returned a kickoff 105 yards for a touchdown late in the second quarter, but he received two unsportsmanlike penalties in the process — one for pointing the ball at a Vikings player before reaching the end zone and another for removing his helmet in celebration. Harbaugh chewed him out on the sideline, and Hawkins could be seen saying, "My fault."
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We adore your blog!!!!! This outfit is seriously perfection! Those leather leggings are to die for and your coat is amazing too!
Wardrobe Stylists, NYC.
Lúcia says
like the leggings!
Andando por las nubes says
Me encanta el look. Genial mezclar esos zapatos con esos pantalones negros. Un 10. Enhorabuena por el blog, me ha encantado.
Fashion Me Chic says
Lovely photos. I like your style. You look very nice. I need this outfit in mty closet. http://www.fashionmechic.com/
Satin And Salt says
I also have a pair of satin silver pointed pumps that I never wear… thank you so much for giving me inspiration to wear them!
Lauritina says
me encantan los leggings
Helena Resende says
you look great*
stylemailbox says
beautiful outfit. love your pants
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Marionberry Style says
Just gorgeous! I love those silver pumps…draws attention to your fabulous legs!
XO – Marion
BlueVanilla says
Gorgeous photos! Love the silver pumps and pants!
Grace says
I couldn't agree more! The silver pumps results to a very chic and simple outfit. Which I love since simple really IS best
DIARIO DE UNA ESTILISTA says
Encantada de conocerte. Un blog muy chulo ! Me encanta tu header!!
Charlotte says
Although I'm not a leather kind of girl, I'm totally loving this look!
Steffanie Coenen says
Love your legging!
x Steffanie
OURDESIGNBOOK says
Estas GUAPÍSIMA!! Los leggins son preciosos y el look genial.
Besos guapa
adictas a las tendencias says
Me encanta tu look!!!El abrigo es precioso!!!!
Farábian says
el abrigo y el pantalon me encantan , y como siempre , perfecta combinacion
Shanah says
Wow, I absolutely love this outfit The legging is just plain awesome!
Ps; Thanks for following, following you too
Annika says
such wonderful outfit! love your shoes. xo
Marija says
Amazing! Love every single item!! Following
Lydia says
love this, the leggings are hot. x
Karen A. says
Qué lindos tacooones!!! y tú siempre tan guapa… besos!!!
Pinupmania says
I love your shoes
evangelie says
Fantastic outfit! Love the leggings!
ChinkyGirLMeL says
Ooooh what I fashionista. I love the whole look.
my love list says
So beautiful, the whole outfit. Those pumps are incredible!
chiikalivelovelaugh says
the beanie is really adds a pinch of cute to this edgy look, love it


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Yesterday was the release of
by MELISSA DE LA CRUZ
To celebrate, Hyperion has very generously given me FIVE copies to share!
I am a new fan of Melissa's - Witches of East End is the first book I've read of hers, and I just loved it! (Click here for review) YA fans will know her from her bestselling Blue Bloods series.
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Ateneo to launch 'University Traditions: The Science and Engineering Interviews'
The Ateneo de Manila University will launch the book "University Traditions: The Science and Engineering Interviews," the third installment of the University Traditions series that chronicles the stories of the Ateneo's esteemed professors whose lives and service to the University, on Monday, March 11, 2013, at the New Rizal Library, Ateneo de Manila University.
Told in the voices of fifteen outstanding faculty members and a few students, the book provides a unique, personal perspective on the history of the sciences in the Ateneo. Multi-awarded poet Ramón C. Sunico edited the book and provided the book cover image while Vernon Totanes provided the text.
Of the fifteen faculty members who have taught biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, and physics, many are still to be found conducting classes with their respective departments.Former Ateneo de Manila University President and National Scientist Fr. Bienvenido Nebres, SJ has returned to the Department of Mathematics to teach alongside his colleagues Dr. Norman Quimpo and Ateneo professors emeritus Dr. Jose Marasigan and Dr. Mari-Jo Ruiz.
The first volume in the series, "The Humanities Interviews," earned the National Book Award in Education in 2006. The second volume, "The Social Sciences Interviews," was launched in 2010. The University Traditions series is edited by Ramón C. Sunico.
For orders, please contact Chanda Policarpio at (02) 4266001 local 4011, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Stunting, a little-reported, recognised or understood human tragedy, blights the lives of some 165 million children worldwide.Sunday, 28 April, 2013, 5:02am
Stories of malnourished children in Hong Kong range from the sad to the tragic.18 Nov 2012 - 3:48am
Obesity and malnutrition may be at opposite ends of the nutrition spectrum, but they're both pressing problems in today's world.
About one billion people in the world are hungry, while roughly an equal number suffer from obesity, diabetes, and other health-related issues of overconsumption.13 Nov 2012 - 9:40am
The physical development of children under six years old and their access to proper nutrition have greatly improved in the past 20 years, but the situation remains worrying for those living in rural areas, a government study has found.1 Jun 2012 - 12:00am
When the United Nations declares a famine, the world, rightly, snaps to attention. But after the immediate crisis recedes from public attention, the primary cause of the tragedy remains. Those now suffering from famine in Somalia have already suffered greatly from hunger and malnutrition.10 Oct 2011 - 12:00am
A serious health threat is hanging over Asia, putting hundreds of millions of lives at risk. It's not swine flu, nor dengue fever, nor any other infectious disease. It's much deadlier than epidemics of those but it gets much less attention because its effects are only felt in the long term.14 Aug 2011 - 12:00am
The financial crisis, coupled with rising food prices, is really hurting the poorest countries in Africa and Latin America. According to official estimates, more than a billion people are undernourished. If developed countries do not help, more people will die from starvation.5 Feb 2010 - 12:00am


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What makes a pristine beach: Natural, beautiful beaches. Few buildings crowd the vista. These places feel removed from the hustle and bustle of most beach towns.
1. Caladesi Island State Park - One of the last undeveloped barrier islands in Florida. Take a ferry from Honeymoon Island State Recreation Area or a private boat to get there. Near Dunedin on the Gulf Coast.
Playalinda Beach/Canaveral National Seashore - Isolated and natural. How the east coast of Florida must have appeared to early explorers. North of Cape Canaveral.
3. Blowing Rocks Preserve, Hobe Sound - The preserve may be small -- just 73 acres -- but it's memorable. In a state known for its sandy beaches, Blowing Rocks is one of the few that has, well, rocks.
4. St. Joseph Peninsula State Park - Isolated. Travel 20 miles down the St. Joseph Peninsula to reach this park on a lonely spit of land jutting into the Gulf. Near Port St. Joe.
5. Bahia Honda State Park: Narrow beach. Stunning surroundings and colorful water - especially at low tide. Located on Big Pine Key north of Key West.
Top 5 beaches for pristine conditions
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Samsung may not have unveiled any new handsets at CES 2013, but that doesn't mean that the Korean firm has taken a break from shaking up the smartphone world.
As the New Year dawned, the world's biggest mobile phone manufacturer announced that it would be launching smartphones running its own Tizen platform at some point this year. While details beyond that initial declaration remain vague, the fact that Samsung is testing the waters outside of the Android world is significant.
Devices such as the Galaxy S III and Note II have propelled the Korean manufacturer to the very top of the smartphone market, all running Google's mobile platform. Samsung has built Android into what are several of the world's leading handsets, usurping Nokia at the top of the industry in terms of sales.
However, Google has recently taken greater control of Android, lessening the open-source ethos that the platform previously had. The search giant bought Motorola's mobile arm last year, giving it an in-house manufacturer with which it can work closely.
Fears from within Samsung that the firm could be frozen out of the Google equation may have led to the move towards Tizen, with the Korean manufacturer possibly developing a further native OS (in addition to its oft-maligned Bada) in case its Android business becomes unviable.
Tizen itself is not an entirely Samsung-built edifice, having been developed from Nokia's MeeGo platform as an open-source project. Chip manufacturer Intel has taken the lead with the software's development along with Samsung, presumably with the intention of furthering the moves into the smartphone world it has already made alongside Motorola with the RAZR i.
Like Android, Tizen is based on the Linux software kernel. The platform will likely come to budget handsets first, with rumours that Japan's NTT DoCoMo network will be the first to carry them.
As mentioned, Tizen isn't Samsung's first attempt at taking control of a mobile platform of its own, with the Bada OS having made an appearance on several budget handsets in the past.
Bada never received a massive push from the manufacturer and didn't even make an appearance in the massive US market but did however appear on the Wave series of handsets. The platform was interesting since it was a wholly proprietary creation by Samsung and even bore a user interface which closely resembled the TouchWiz UI seen on many of the firm's Android devices.
Samsung has since announced that the Bada project is to be folded into Tizen, although some reports have suggested that the software could be released as an open-source offering or adapted for smart TVs.
However, Samsung's dabbling in smaller, nascent operating systems could be indicative of a trend across the smartphone industry. In the present climate, several new ideas are emerging from leading manufacturers and platforms are being developed that take the ideas created by Apple and Google and steer them in different directions.
The internet and tech press has recently been awash with talk of Firefox OS, an early-stage project that has spawned from the Mozilla Foundation's browser of the same name. Released in an open-source form, Firefox aims to provide a platform for developers to work on, with an emphasis placed on compatibility with HTML5.
ZTE has already signed-up as a manufacturing partner and is planning to release a Firefox handset in the European market at some point in the near future.
Another new platform which has made headlines recently is Ubuntu, a mobile version of the Linux-based desktop operating system. Canonical, the creator of the software, has demonstrated its work recently but has yet to announce any handsets that will launch running the platform.
However, Ubuntu is set to appear as a download that can be installed on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus in February. It will be interesting to see how the software performs and whether or not it becomes more widely available.
Lastly, there is Sailfish, a project which, like Tizen, is being developed from the MeeGo platform. Featuring a gesture-based interface which bears something of a resemblance to Google's recent iOS apps, the versions which have been seen so far feature a UI with aesthetic similarities to the later versions of Symbian.
So while Android and iOS continue to dominate the smartphone market, with Windows Phone 8 performing well and BB10 having the potential to take market share, there are a number of potential upstarts which could shake up the OS landscape over the next few years.
How many of these will rise to significance remains to be seen, but with Google taking greater control over Android and buying up its own manufacturer it could be that the platform loses its position as the go-to software for many smartphone makers. If this does happen, there are plenty of contenders ready to take its place.


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Three Ways to Cure Your Executive ADD January 15 2013
Believe me, I don't usually take pictures in restrooms but, in a "can't believe what I'm seeing moment", I had to snap the shot that accompanies this post. In case it's not showing up as you're reading this, it's a sink faucet with a working video screen affixed to the top. I saw it today in the men's room of a major conference center somewhere in America. Apparently, it's come to this – faucets with screens for those who get bored while washing their hands.
As many others have observed, it's hard not to conclude that the ever present screens in our life are changing the way we think. Without a doubt, they're changing the way we interact. Last night, for example, I took my son to see Zero Dark Thirty (really thought provoking). We got there right before the previews started and sat in the back of the stadium style theatre. I'd guess about 70% of the heads in front of me were looking down at a smartphone screen. It's not like most of the people in the theatre were there by themselves. There were plenty of couples where both of them were looking at their phone.
Of course, this phenomenon is not limited to movie theatres (or rest rooms for that matter). Most of us have smartphone induced attention deficit disorder and it shows up at work just like it does in most other arenas of life. It has to be affecting the quality of your team's conversation and decision making. If you're an executive, you, therefore, have a responsibility and an opportunity.
The responsibility is be fully present for the people you're leading and not sneaking peaks at your phone. (OK, I'll admit I've done this too.) The opportunity is to begin to change the culture of your organization by being the leader who's a role model for being present. When you stop and think about the best leaders you've ever worked for, there are probably at least one or two that made you feel like the conversation they were having with you was the most important thing they were going to do that day.
Here, then, are three simple ways to start curing your Executive ADD and be that kind of leader:
Leave the Phone Behind: I currently have clients who have adopted this practice with great success. When they leave the office for a meeting, they leave their phone behind. After initial periods of withdrawal, they have all reported a significant increase in the productivity of their meetings as well as an increase in how satisfied they are with the meetings. In a couple of months, I'm going to be surveying their colleagues to ask them if it's made any difference to them. My guess is the majority will say yes.
Create a Picture: Instead of taking the last couple of minutes before a conversation to answer a few more e-mails, put the phone down and take a deep breath. Ask yourself two questions. First, what am I trying to accomplish in this next meeting? Second, how do I need to show up to do that? Create a picture in your mind of what it all should look like. If you've got that picture in your head just before you start the meeting, you're much more likely to stay focused and engaged.
Meditate: Try spending five minutes a day with your eyes closed while you focus on your breathing. Pay attention to each inhale and each exhale. If you're new to this, you'll probably find that you're thinking about other things about thirty seconds after you start. That's OK, everybody does that. Just come back to your breath as soon as you notice your mind wandering. With regular practice, you'll probably get to sixty seconds without wandering and then a couple of minutes and maybe, eventually, five full minutes. How long you go really isn't the point. The point is to build your muscles around focusing on one simple thing, noticing when you don't and coming back to that thing sooner rather than later when you don't.
What's your take on Executive ADD? What are your pet peeves about it? What tips or techniques do you have for curing it?
5 Responses to "Three Ways to Cure Your Executive ADD"
Hi Scott, what a great post! I love the "leave the phone behind" suggestion. Not only are we more productive without our phones in meetings, this also comes down to basic good manners. I recall a post you did several years ago about the lessons you learned in Boy Scouts, and this would feed right into those teachings. Thanks for your blog.
I read about about a fun method at a restaurant. When you sit down at the table, everyone stacks their phones in the middle. The first person to check their phone picks up the tab.
"Create a picture" resonates with me. As I evolve from "doer" to "leader," I've definitely come to appreciate the value of (1) preparing before a meeting and (2) following up afterward with thank you's, action items, burning thoughts, etc. that prove to people I really value my time with them and want to make the most of it.
The restaurant method is a GREAT idea, thanks for posting it.
The only problem with closing my eyes for 5 minutes during the day to meditate is that I'd open them and two hours would have gone by!


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AFC North Spin cycle: Bengals primed to rally?
The Bengals started the second half with a huge win. Now, can they make a run? We explore in the AFC North "Spin cycle."
Ravens set club record with 55 points in blowout win
Joe Flacco threw for 341 yards and three touchdowns, and the Ravens set a club record for points in a 55-20 rout of the Raiders on Sunday.
Week 11 Patriots-Colts game flexed
The NFL announced Monday that the Week 11 game between the Colts and Patriots will be flexed to a late-afternoon time slot.
AFC North Spin cycle: Ravens, Steelers separating from pack
At the season's midpoint, it's business as usual in the AFC North.
Ravens beat Browns for 10th consecutive time
Joe Flacco threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Torrey Smith with 4:26 left as the Ravens beat Cleveland 25-15.
Key matchup: Browns running game vs. Ravens run defense
If the Ravens want to sweep the season series with Cleveland, they will need to be stronger against the run than they have been of late.
Ravens using Rice less, but not that much less
Ray Rice is on pace to touch the ball less than in any of this other seasons as a starter, but his workload isn't much different from a season ago at this time.
AFC North Spin cycle: Here comes Pittsburgh
Here come the Steelers. And hey, look, the Browns won! We recap how the two AFC North teams in action fared in Week Eight.
Ravens fined for not disclosing Reed's injury
The Ravens were fined $20,000 for not listing S Ed Reed on their injury report with a shoulder injury.
AFC North Spin cycle: Steelers impressive in key win
The Steelers, in a much-needed strong performance, won at Cincinnati and took a step forward. The rest of the AFC North? Not so much.
Texans rout Ravens in battle of AFC's best
Matt Schaub threw two touchdown passes and the Texans dominated a showdown of the AFC's two teams, routing the Ravens 43-13 on Sunday.
Ravens activate Suggs, cut Kindle
The Ravens activated OLB Terrell Suggs and cut former second-round pick Sergio Kindle on Saturday.
Depth, technique issues to watch on Ravens' 'D'
The Ravens' depth and technique are areas to monitor on their injury-hampered defense.
Ravens' Lewis placed on I.R. with designation to return
The Ravens placed LB Ray Lewis on injured reserve with a designation to return. Lewis tore his triceps muscle in Sunday's win over Dallas.
Week Six Players of the Week
This week, PFW selects Aaron Rodgers, Antrel Rolle and Jacoby Jones as its Players of the Week.
Baltimore places left Harewood on the inactive list.||||||| Harewood started the first five games and is not listed on the injury report.
Baltimore placed Harewood on injured reserve.||||||| The tackle, nicknamed 'Big Mon' due to his size, will try to get healthy for 2012.
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The Neighbors to the President Consortium is a
group of historic sites and museums in the White House neighborhood, with collections
of architecture, crafts, decorative and fine arts, and other notable items.
Established in 1987, its members stimulate awareness of the historic and cultural
significance of the presidential neighborhood and strive to increase understanding,
encourage preservation and foster stewardship of consortium sites.
Calling All Teachers in the DC Metro area. The National Park Service and the Octagon Museum are looking for teachers to help develop a traveling trunk with objects and accompanying lesson plans and activities for grades 4-8. Click here for details.


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Jobs in information technology are certainly not immune from the ongoing recession. If you want to keep count, you can watch the score at Computerworld's layoff tracker. But there are emerging opportunities in compliance, document management, virtualization and business intelligence. Here are five technology job opportunities for 2009.
1. E-mail CSI. I had a phone interview (I'll write the blog later) with a lawyer at a document management company. The Wall Street meltdown and outrage is leading to a host of litigation about who knew what when. E-mail archives, for those of you in tech, are not the neat libraries of past emails that those outside of tech believe. Tapes -- and a lot of it is still on tape -- are full of email dumped en masse. Someone needs to be able to mold the mass into a structured pile where the lawyers can delve to heart's content. Tip: It is not so much a technology trick to become an e-mail CSI as a project manager. Unfortunately, lots of opportunity here.
2. Glass house builder. How many times can politicians, media commentators and lawyers use the word transparancy to describe the unfolding, new, government funded banking environment? Banks that took government money (and are there any that haven't?) are going to find themselves facing a new set of compliance rules regarding disclosing loans, salaries and expenses. Compliance spending was one of the big drivers of tech spending following the creation of SarBox and it is going to happen all over again. Tip: again it is not technology as much as technologists able to translate new rules and legislation into IT projects.
3. Doctor of Medical Records. In the proposed economic stimulus package, the digitization of medical records is due for a big round of funding. Why is that? As a recent New York Times article points out, the administration's new budget director, Peter Orszag, is a major proponent of using digital medical records to bring health care costs under control. What is interesting here is not so much the ability to shuttle medical records around once they are converted to digits as the ability to dive into those records. Which leads us to the next job opportunity.
4. Medical Records Business Intelligence director. Once the records are digitized you can start applying the principles of business intelligence to the health care industry. What is the correlation between advanced procedures and additional testing to recovery? Do doctors who get paid the most provide the best health care? Which regions, doctors and hospitals provide the best health care at the lowest cost? Tip. Business intelligence in specific fields requires you to be able to draw on a wide range of expertise in both BI and the specific field. You need to build a team of experts and provide the tools.
5. Network virtualizer. Virtualization is a big deal, but most of the discussion so far has been around either running several virtual operating systems on your personal system or virtualzing your server environment. The rise of video over the Web, the buildout of social networks, mobile applications and work at home are all going to add up to huge network demands. Network carriers and network adminstrators are not going to be able to simply throw boxes at the increased demand. Virtualized networks that can expand on the fly to meet demand are on the way (and in many cases here already) from the likes of Cisco and Juniper. Tip: Adding virtualization skills on top of your network administration capabilities or adding network administration on top of your virtualization skills is one way to make your resume stand out in this crowded market.
I'm looking for more suggestions of IT opportunities in the current cruddy economy.


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Senate Session
CR, pp. S14765-S14910. The Senate continued consideration of the nomination of Robert H. Bork to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.
*The transcript for this program was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.
People in this video
- Adams, Brock U.S. Senator [D] Washington
- Biden, Joseph "Joe" R. Jr. U.S. Senator [D] Delaware
- Byrd, Robert C. U.S. Senator [D] West Virginia
- Cranston, Alan U.S. Senator [D] California
- Daschle, Thomas "Tom" A. U.S. Senator [D] South Dakota
- DeConcini, Dennis U.S. Senator [D] Arizona
- Dixon, Alan J. U.S. Senator [D] Illinois
- Dole, Robert "Bob" Joseph U.S. Senator [R] Kansas
- Fowler, Wyche Jr. U.S. Senator [D] Georgia
- Gramm, William "Phil" Philip U.S. Senator [R] Texas
- Grassley, Charles "Chuck" E. U.S. Senator [R] Iowa
- Hatch, Orrin U.S. Senator [R] Utah
- Hecht, Jacob "Chic" U.S. Senator [R] Nevada
- Heflin, Howell T. U.S. Senator [D] Alabama
- Humphrey, Gordon J. U.S. Senator [R] New Hampshire
- Inouye, Daniel K. U.S. Senator [D] Hawaii
- Kennedy, Edward "Ted" M. U.S. Senator [D] Massachusetts
- Leahy, Patrick J. U.S. Senator [D] Vermont
- McClure, James A. U.S. Senator [R] Idaho
- McConnell, Mitch Jr. U.S. Senator [R] Kentucky
- Metzenbaum, Howard M. U.S. Senator [D] Ohio
- Mitchell, George J. U.S. Senator [D] Maine
- Murkowski, Frank H. U.S. Senator [R] Alaska
- Nickles, Don U.S. Senator [R] Oklahoma
- Nunn, Sam U.S. Senator [D] Georgia
- Packwood, Robert "Bob" W. U.S. Senator [R] Oregon
- Pressler, Larry U.S. Senator [R] South Dakota
- Proxmire, William U.S. Senator [D] Wisconsin
- Roth, William V. Jr. U.S. Senator [R] Delaware
- Simon, Paul U.S. Senator [D] Illinois
- Simpson, Alan K. U.S. Senator [R] Wyoming
- Symms, Steven D. U.S. Senator [R] Idaho
- Wallop, Malcolm U.S. Senator [R] Wyoming
- Wirth, Timothy E. U.S. Senator [D] Colorado
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OK, here is the deal, we are going to see hundreds and hundreds of mock drafts on here. Some want this player, but not that player and on and on and on. The problem is there are way to many players and way to many people on here to read everyone's draft.
With that said, I've came up with a great idea (I hope). How about we line up a group of players we all think should be drafted in the first round and vote on them? After that we move on to the 2nd round, then the 3rd, and so on. An example would be, let's say the first round, Benjamin vs. Matthews vs. Beckham vs. Robinson vs. Martin. See what I did there? Some people want a WR in the first, while others want an OT and still others may want a different position all together. I can (or anyone can) write up a short story on each player and than we vote. The winner will be CSR's pick for for the first round of the NFL draft. After that, we move on to the 2nd round with a whole new group of 2nd round prospects and start the process all over again and we keep going until all 7 rounds are pick. I think it will be a lot of fun to see how we do when the real draft happens.
Now, as always, there are rules.
1. The player must be realistic pick for that round. In other words it has to be a player we have a chance to get in that round.
2. No getting mad if your guy don't win. This is all for fun. Now that all that crap is out the way. We will start with the picks itself.
First round draft pick prospects will be posted on Feb. 28, the Friday after the NFL Combine. I'm limiting the prospect number to 5.


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Restorative Nursing Seminar for Long Term Care
[Click here for details and to register]
"Restorative Nursing Programs" refers to nursing interventions that promote the resident's ability
to adapt and adjust to living as independently and safely as possible. This concept actively
focuses on achieving and maintaining optimal physical, mental and psychosocial functioning.
At the completion of this session, participants should be able to:
• Define Restorative Nursing
• Identify benefits to residents and benefits to the facility from Restorative Nursing Programs
• Identify the components of a Restorative Nursing Program
• Understand and apply RAI criteria for Restorative Nursing Programs
• Determine which Restorative programs would be beneficial for your residents.
This is a not a seminar to teach Restorative Aides Restorative nursing techniques i.e. ROM, toileting, etc.


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Law Practice Management
Ex-Law Firm COO Faces Money-Laundering Conspiracy Case re $1.2B Rothstein Ponzi Scheme
Posted Apr 27, 2010 1:51 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
The chief operating officer of the former Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler law firm has been federally charged with conspiracy to commit money laundering concerning the $1.2 billion Ponzi scheme that now-disbarred attorney Scott Rothstein ran from his South Florida law office.
Once described by Rothstein as his right-hand woman, Debra Villegas, 42, is the second person to be charged in the case after Rothstein himself. She is accused of helping him fabricate and market bogus litigation settlements to investors in the Ponzi scheme, according to the Miami Herald and the South Florida Business Journal.
Others formerly at the now-bankrupt 70-attorney Fort Lauderdale-based law firm are also expected to face charges in the case, the Herald reports, citing anonymous sources.
If convicted, Villegas could be sentenced to a decade in prison and a fine of $250,000 or double the amount she made from the scheme. The feds are also seeking forfeiture of $1.2 million, her Weston, Fla., home and her 2009 Maserati.
The Wall Street Journal Law Blog provides a link to the federal information (PDF) in which Villegas is charged.
Earlier coverage:
ABAJournal.com: "Ex-Attorney Mulls Plea in Alleged $1.2B Scheme as Trustee Sues Firm Partner for $4M"
ABAJournal.com: "CBS: Lawyer Stung Mafia Suspects to Get Witness Time in $1.2B Scheme"
Updated at 3:31 p.m. to correct the amount Villegas is being asked to forfeit.
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Phantastes – a brief review
After reading George MacDonald's "Phantastes" it is clear to me why CS Lewis chose MacDonald to be his Virgil in "The Great Divorce." "Phantastes" is truly one of the most remarkable works I have ever read. Overflowing with rich imagery and lyrical finely measured prose (along with some superb longer sections of poetry) MacDonald's book is magnificent in scope and execution. One feels completely absorbed by Anodos' character and his story. Much like Anodos felt himself to be the central character in the Fairie stories he read in the Fairie Palace so I felt as if I was the central character in "Phantastes;" it wasn't simply Anodos' journey, it was mine.
"Phantastes" is poignant and strong, it tells the truth and brings spiritual health for it strengthens the mind and purifies the heart. Pretty good for a book, eh?
General description of the book:
Phantastes was a tale of a young man, Anodos, who awoke to find himself in the land of Faerie on his twenty first birthday. He would spend twenty one days in this strange world which he later said felt like twenty one years. Anodos has a couple of different meanings in Greek, but in this story it clearly seems to mean "without a path". Right away at the beginning of the story we find the young man wandering off the path. He would continue to wander off the path now and again, but always some good soul would help him get back to his proper place. Learning to stay the path and listen to the intuitive voice of God was often a matter of losing his pride which generally took on the form of a relentless shadow following him night and day, sun or no sun. It was a multifaceted story that played out the road to redemption not so very different from Pilgrim's Progress, The Divine Comedy, or many other stories like it but few told with such Godlike mystical imagination and grace.
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I love this book. Was overwhelmed in a similar way when I read it several years back.
George MacDonald truly shaped the way I think about Imagination. . .his book of 'sermons' and writing, especially the one on Imagination, is wonderful. . .this book is so full of deep, almost disturbing, lovely imagery, as are his exceptional fairytales (Princess and Curdie, etc.). So glad to see a review of this.


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The immortal Ms. Andrews is joining the cast of Tooth Fairy, which Ashley Judd joined just days ago. As mentioned in Peter's earlier post, Johnson plays a minor-league hockey player named Derek Thompson who has a tendency to knock out the teeth of his opponents. His inherent meanness causes him to crush some child's vague hope, presumably in the Tooth Fairy herself, and he gets sentenced to one week's hard labor as a real tooth fairy. And yes, that's complete with wings, tutu, magic wand, and lots of glitter. Somehow, the gig makes him rediscover his own hopes and dreams, quite possibly of a life in dentistry rather than minor league hockey.
Andrews will play Lily, a high-ranking and cutting supervisor of tooth fairies. If she does not have a beautiful fairy costume, I'll be angry. Suffering her biting wit will be Stephen Merchant, of The Office and Extras fame, who hasn't earned his wings and must act as Thompson's case worker.
As silly as the film sounds, it does have a good cast. My interest is unashamedly piqued now, because I adore Andrews, and I want to see her browbeat The Rock and force him into pink outfits. Also, I think there is humor to be milked from how gross the job of a tooth fairy really is. My mom still reminds us how disgusting it was to try and retrieve our bloody teeth from under our pillow. See? Hilarity!


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Years ago "Eureka" said Archimedes while bathing in a bathtub; years later I am enthused to say the same after surfing Google & Cnet! Archimedes of course subsequently did something which shocked his neighbours; Rest assured, I didn't
ActiveX is often poorly understood & ActiveX issues are often taken to be frightening things – like snakes for instance. I've often wondered if one can only depend upon security apps both for identifying as well as curing ActiveX issues. "Logic" told me it cannot be so but then "internet" did not tell me anything at all except for what ActiveX is. I trusted logic, dugged in my heels and………waited ………till now.
These are 2 apps which list out ActiveX – CLSID's, controls, components. I intuit that savvier dottechies can check that against online virus scanners like VirusTotal & prosper. I cite VirusTotal assuming for a brief pessimistic moment that your own AV missed a bad boy ActiveX. I also reconfirm that not all ActiveX is good ActiveX aka there are some bad ones too. Internet did indeed confirm that last sentence quite readily for me.
The 2 apps which list out ActiveX……..yes, actually list out all your ActiveX present on your comp are:-
- ActiveXHelper - http://download.cnet.com/Activ…..?tag=mncol
- TLBDOC - http://download.cnet.com/TLBDO…..?tag=mncol
Ladies & Gentlemen both handle different OS, some recent OS's sadly enough are not covered, the number of total downloads & recent downloads is not very large & there are no user comments yet. The developers' pedigree however is not bad at all. Other issues which cross the mind is how often do new CLSID's come up……………………all the time or rarely nowadays. I am not thrown by the less no. of downloads nor by the lack of user comments in this given situation because it seemed like a "fear of all snakes thing" aka not very rational.
These are the pros & cons. Please do check out the html links. What is your take on this?
February 1, 2010
Since it is "different strokes for different folks" I'll explain briefly what is ActiveX in "plainspeak" terms.
In Windows OS each ActiveX is identified by a unique CLSID aka Class Id – a horribly long number. Each ActiveX is merely an object. Each ActiveX actually does only one small job. Mainly, (perhaps but not "only") this is used by the browser belonging to Windows Operating System i.e. Internet Explorer. I mean to say that apart from Windows browser the other parts of Windows OS also "could" use ActiveX. That is to say ActiveX gets used both when you are "on internet" & also when you are "off internet". The important & only point is *mainly/mostly only the browser of Windows uses it*.
– *It is not used by any other browser or any other Operating System.* You can correct my last sentence – It "might" i.e. ActiveX "might" be used by a few other Operating systems too, apart from Windows! It is not at all used by Java if you use Java as your OS. For whatever it is worth ActiveX is just a tiny jobber object in Windows OS in quite the same way as an applet is a tiny jobber object in Java OS. Got it?
Why this broohaha about ActiveX, you might ask? Veteran Windows dottechies would tell you that ActiveX objects (especially COM) objects sometimes makes Windows Browser if not the entire Windows OS vulnerable. The fact that Internet Explorer aka the browser sits atop Windows Explorer the file manager has provided a platform for bad guys to do bad things to good guys using Windows. I haven't simplified the last 2 sentences with the fullest confidence that my dottechie family would place even those in proper perspective……..apart from all the other sentences.
For those wishing to read further or deeper these html links would help:-
- http://www.google.co.in/search?hl=en&safe=active&client=firefox-a&hs=Y69&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&channel=s&defl=en&q=define:ActiveX&ei=VdSQS5KGJ8fGrAePk6XLCw&sa=X&oi=glossary_definition&ct=title&ved=0CAkQkAE
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ActiveX
- http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/A/ActiveX_control.html
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I had already tested ActiveXHelper v 1.12. It seems to offer "good functionality" as per readme file & "trustworthy behaviour" – both are equally important – since I neither have Sandboxie nor Geswall nor Returnil nor a virtual computer partition……………..yet.
The good thing is that previously this app used to populate a list of ActiveX only within the registry whereas this latest version allows you to populate the list even within a .txt file i.e. notepad file. Naturally I preferred populating a .txt file rather than my registry.
I failed in my attempt to populate the list in .txt. That neither surprises nor saddens me because I have failed before
By the way ActiveXHelper 1.12 covers Windows Me, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows XP
By the way TLBDOC covers Windows 95/98/2000/NT
I am put off by the fact that Vista & Win7 are not covered. I don't know if Vista & Win7 do not have ActiveX at all. Unlikely or could it be so? . I don't know.
Or is it that some developer screwed up & did not develop this app to cover later versions of Windows OS? Or worse still, is it that for some unknown reasons Microsoft did not let them? Sheesh! If so why did not Microsoft itself do the honours?
This is only becoming curiouser & curiouser. These questions beat me?
What do you feel?
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Yes Karen I do feel safer with FF & actually unsafe with IE. Tell me Karen Vista & Win7 have Active X too, don't they?
@Pwnana – what is your take on ActiveX - Am also requesting you via PM
@Steelers6 – what is your take on ActiveX - Am also requesting you via PM
@Samuel – I'd like to know your views on this ActiveX thread. Am also requesting you via PM
Actually Chrome is safer because of the way it handles tabs…. get rid of flash and it's even safer. IE too handles tabs better than FF and is thus safer… http://gizmodo.com/5483024/security-expert-flash-is-the-root-of-browser-insecurity-oh-and-ie8-isnt-so-bad
February 1, 2010
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Actually Chrome is safer because of the way it handles tabs…. get rid of flash and it's even safer. IE too handles tabs better than FF and is thus safer… http://gizmodo.com/5483024/sec…..snt-so-bad
It clarified a lot of issues & the html link leads to a clear & terse article. I read it.
- I hadn't installed Chrome so far despite its being the fastest because it would be my 4th browser – the other 3 being FF 3.5.8, Opera 10.10 & Internet Explorer 6. I wondered if having more browsers also means more vulnerabilities. Is that true?
- I hadn't upgraded IE6 even though it is more vulnerable than IE7 which in turn is more vulnerable than IE8. That was because I remember reading that IE8 shafts you pretty badly if you have WinXp 32 bit non-.NET. They say that on that front IE7 fits better with WinXp. Is it so?
Well I can't say anything about non-.NET IE because I have .NET, but IE7 and IE8 are huge improvements on their predecessors. Also, I do remember reading about this one attack that only worked if you used both Firefox and IE regularly. I forget how it works but I believe it exploited a hole in FF that is otherwise not a problem to attack IE.
If you have time to read Gizmodo it's an interesting read about all the new awesome gadgets in the world… although sometimes they review things that aren't family friendly if you know what I mean.
I personally only use Firefox because I have it the exact way I want it
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Well I can't say anything about non-.NET IE because I have .NET, but IE7 and IE8 are huge improvements on their predecessors. Also, I do remember reading about this one attack that only worked if you used both Firefox and IE regularly. I forget how it works but I believe it exploited a hole in FF that is otherwise not a problem to attack IE.
If you have time to read Gizmodo it's an interesting read about all the new awesome gadgets in the world… although sometimes they review things that aren't family friendly if you know what I mean.
I personally only use Firefox because I have it the exact way I want it
Me too! I use only FF & sometimes Opera. Never do I use IE. Thanks for Gizmodo. I'll read it pronto
February 1, 2010
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Why the concern for activex? If IE is your main browser just run it with limited rights for day to day browsing and it can't install activex (except IE8 on vista/windows7). Better yet, just use IE for OS updates and use a different browser for day to day, one that doesn't support activex.
Thanks for the great insights! There are o(o.o)o-dles of insights in there both relating to OS & browsers!
1) Mercifully I have WinXp Professional 32 bit non-.NET so ActiveX does not bay for my blood as often as it would do were I to use Vista or Win7
2) Pls teach me how to use limited rights in IE. Btw I have IE6 presently. I rarely use it but even when I do (I think Outlook Express email client comes in via IE doesn't it?) I'll limit its rights – of IE that is. So teach me.
3)I mostly use FF & Opera
4)You must meet Pwnana btw. He shared an awesome insight. A thing very few people know. *FF is not the "ActiveX-less browser its made out to be. Some FF plugins have ActiveX*So when you use FF plugins keep this added dimension in mind
Keep picking Pwnana's mind now & then. Don't let him off the hook. Pwnana has a lot of goodies tucked inside his mind Awesome.
December 9, 2009
1) Since you are using XP pro, you can implement software policies to run IE with limited rights.
First make a reg file by opening notepad and typing in the following lines and saving with a .reg extension:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
Merge the regfile then go to Control panel > Administrative Tools > Local Security Policy. If you haven't done so before already, create new Software Restrictions Policy. Afterwards, go to Additional Rules and right click on the right pane > New Path Rule. A window will popup wherein you can browse to the path/folder of IE or whichever app, then under Security Level, change it to Basic.
2) You can use PsExec to execute IE with limited user rights. Save psexec.exe under system32 folder, run it to accept sysinternals eula and your good to go. Type and run this line to launch IE with limited rights:
psexec -l -d "C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe" or
psexec -l "C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe"
3) You can also use this tool called SAFER_Zone from Sully, a http://www.wilderssecurity.com member, which can add a SAFER_User right click menu whenever you want to run a program with limited rights.
He also has a GUI frontend for administering software policies called Pretty Good Security found here:
4) If you have Process Explorer installed, you can also use it to launch a program with limited rights by going to File > Run as Limited > Browsing to the program's path.
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WALLA WALLA, Wash. -- After closing out the regular season with a cluster of four more victories at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles, Whitman College junior Alyssa Roberg has been named Northwest Conference Student Athlete of the Week for women's tennis.
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Roberg, ranked No. 2 in singles in the West Region, lost just five games last weekend in rolling to straight-set wins in matches against George Fox and Lewis & Clark.
She also joined first-year teammate Courtney Lawless for 8-4 and 8-1 victories at No. 1 doubles. Roberg and Lawless are No. 3 in the West Region rankings in doubles.
The victories over George Fox and Lewis & Clark nailed down second place for Whitman in the final regular season standings.
The Missionares are 15-4 overall (10-2 in conference) headed to this weekend's NWC post-season tournament.
Roberg is 11-1 in singles this spring while playing most of her matches in the No. 1 spot. That includes an 8-0 mark in NWC matches.
Roberg and Lawless are 12-2 this season at No. 1 doubles.
Whitman plays an NWC tournament semifinal at 2 p.m. Saturday against Whitworth. Linfield is hosting the tournament in McMinnville, Ore.
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A slow night for baseball in the Braves minor league system with none of my favorite players showing up tonight (beside's Adam Milligan who really didn't show up). Stefan Gartrell put on a show in the AAA HR Derby but wasn't even the star of the night! The Hillcat bats awoke tonight but the pitching staff went to sleep and a couple of DSL guys are making a name for themselves.
Gwinnett Braves - All Star Break
Stefan Gartrell won the AAA Home Run derby today beating a 17 year old high school kid with an aluminum bat. The high schooler (Kayden Porter) allegedly hit a 545 ball over the batter's eye in centerfield at Bee's Spring Mobile Park.
Mississippi Braves 3, Mobile BayBears 4
- Mycal Jones, CF 1-5, 2B, RBI, 3 K, .212 Avg
- Ernesto Mejia, 1B 1-4, HR(14), K, .308 Avg
- Dan Nelson, 3B 2-3, 2B, RBI, BB, K, .292 Avg
A pretty ho-hum game for the M-Braves tonight. Myke Jones continues to struggle after starting the year pretty hot. He is still taking an absurd amount of walks but he can't make much contact with the bat and he has hit for very little power recently. His numbers have gotten worse each month: .8331 OPS in May, .639 in June and just .525 in July.
Potomac Nationals 11, Lynchburg Hillcats 10
- Barrett Kleinknecht, SS 2-5, 2 RBI, .252 Avg
- Phil Gosselin, 2B 2-4, 2 HR(4), 4 RBI, BB, .289 Avg
- Adam Milligan, LF 0-5, 5 K, .280 Avg
- Joey Terdoslavich, 1B 3-5, HR(13), K, .274 Avg
- Joe Leonard, 3B 3-4, 2B, HR(5), 2 RBI, BB, .252 Avg
Don't look now but Phil Gosselin has turned the switch on in July. In his first three months of the season he walked 20 times vs 48 strikeouts in 269 AB and he posted an OPS in the low .700s. In July he has five walks against four strikeouts in 35 AB and is hitting .371/.439/.629. It might be time for someone to see the next level. Terdoslavich hit his first homer of the month and even though the homers have dried up he has 44 extra base hits on the seasons which puts him on pace for around 70 for the season. That would be very impressive indeed. Also, apparently Joe Leonard did not like CBwilk calling him out on the hot sheet today.
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- Logan Robbins, 2B 1-3, HR(3), 2 RBI, BB, K, .244 Avg
- Troy Snitker, C 1-3, RBI, K, .225 Avg
- Daniel Lopez 3 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 3 K, 0.00 ERA
Logan Robbins is, so far, giving me the impression of an all or nothing type offensive player. He has a .200 ISO in the short season and has a few wiffs to his name as well. Baseball America said his arm and speed are both pro tools and he has some pop but with a little bit of a swing from the heels approach.
DSL Braves 4, DSL Blue Jays 8
- Emmanuel Daniel, RF 1-3, 2B, RBI, BB, .326 Avg
- Robinson Arno, LF 2-4, 2 RBI, .212 Avg
- Oriel L Caicedo 6 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 2 K, 1.13 ERA
The good Oriel Caicedo is getting better every time he takes the mound. Today's start was his longest of the season and he allowed just .056 batting average against. He still isn't striking out a ton of guys (not unlike teammate Abraham Espinosa) but so far you can't argue with the results. Emmanuel Daniel has been, hands down, the best hitter on this team so far. His .326 average leads all regulars and his .880 OPS is tops. He takes walks and has hit for some power as well so keep an eye on him.


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Controversial former Big Brother contestant Huddah Monroe is now dating Kenyan rapper Colonel Moustafa of the now defunct Deux Vultures.
Hudda was recently linked with Prezzo soon after he broke up with his Tanzanian chic, Barbie Chagaa who dumped him in public claiming he was living off her.
The intrigues of Huddahs love life are far from over if her Instagram is anything to go by, she posted a raunchy photo of her with the colonel. Looks like he is the new commanding officer in the Boss Ladys life.
Huddas sentiments as she posted the photo were, she can sleeping with whoever she wanted whenever she wanted, whatever that meant. On his side Moustafa claimed that he was now dating one of the best in the game and he wasnt keeping it on the downlow disclosing that it was Hudda.
It remains to be seen exactly how long this affair lasts considering Prezzo is never far off from Hudda. It may however turn ugly since Moustafa and Prezzo are not exactly close friends, infact the lenga stress rapper wonders why Prezzo didnt treat Hudda right when they were together.


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