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Yazan: Norm Seeley | 03 May 2013 | No Comments
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Well, I was hoping I would be able to spend some time last night starting a 8 PM with the weekly local net on 10 meters. It didn't happen. So I'm still wondering if my ICOM 707 with wire antenna that was just last week re-connected were working. So far, and today isn't going to […]
Yazan: Norm Seeley | 08 September 2012 | No Comments
Categories: Amateur News, AMERICA, Arizona, Base Stations, Mobiles, Thoughts of KI7UP.
The name of my blog is Amateur Radio Dreaming. Here's what I'm dreaming about today. ICOM IC-7100 But first, some hearing aids.


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Trojan-Spy:W32/Zbot.PUA is notable for being specifically designed to steal SMS messages containingm obile transaction authentication number (mTANs), which are like single-use passwords sent by banks to to their account holders' mobile phones to verify online transactions.
By stealing this information, attackers raiding a online bank account are able to perform transactions they would otherwise be unable to complete without offline authorization.
The trojan-spy first uses standard social engineering tactics (either phishing or pharming) to deceive a user into giving out the username and password for their online bank accounts. The added twist for this this trojan-spy is that it also asks for the user's mobile phone details.
Based on the provided information, the trojan-spy then sends an SMS message to the user's phone, containing a link to a malicious mobile component, which we detect as Trojan:SymbOS/ZeusMitmo.A. This trojan is responsible for monitoring and stealing the SMS messages containing mTANs.
In our analysis, the mobile malware installed is a Symbian-signed file for S60 3rd Edition mobile phones. The file is named cert.sis; it may also be deceptively billed as a "Nokia Update". The mobile component has also been reported to be available in .jad files for Blackberry devices.
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Roy Hibbert had 27 points and 13 rebounds, Paul George added 19 points, and the Indiana Pacers beat the Philadelphia 76ers 106-98 on Saturday night.
Michael Carter-Williams scored 29 points and Evan Turner had 21 points and 11 rebounds for the short-handed 76ers. Spencer Hawes, the team's second-leading scorer, didn't dress because of a sore left knee and Tony Wroten (back) and Thaddeus Young (personal) didn't travel with the team, leaving the Sixers with just nine players in uniform.
Lance Stephenson added 18 points and David West had 17 points and 11 rebounds in Indiana's third straight win, while George Hill finished with 11 points. The Pacers (12-1) are 7-0 at home.
James Anderson scored 13 in the Sixers' fifth loss in six games and fourth straight road loss.
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Orange Recipes - Recipes using Oranges and Orange Juice
Whipped Orange Butter
This whipped orange butter is lightly sweetened, made with fresh orange juice and zest, butter, powdered sugar, and optional cinnamon.
Orange Crumb Cake Recipe - Easy Orange Cake With Cinnamon Crumb Topping
This is a tasty orange crumb cake with the added flavor of orange and a cinnamon crumb topping. A tasty cake for breakfast or snack, made in an 8-inch baking pan.
Orange Butter Recipe
A recipe for orange flavored butter, great for pancakes or muffins or sweet breads.
Orange Dessert Squares Recipe
This is a recipe for orange dessert squares. These orange dessert squares are baked and served with a sauce fresh orange juice
Orange Pie Recipe - Recipe for Orange Meringue Pie
Orange meringue pie recipe is made with a baked crust, orange juice and peel, and eggs. An orange pie recipe.
Orange Crumb Cake Recipe - Orange Cake Recipe
This butter cake is made with cinnamon and orange juice, with crumbs also sprinkled over the batter. An orange crumb cake recipe.
Orange Drink Recipe - Orange Mint Tea Recipe
Orange mint tea recipe is a drink with orange juice, freshly made tea, and mint leaves, along with lemon juice and sugar.
Marmalade Bread Recipe with Orange Juice and Marmalade
Orange marmalade bread is made with orange juice, orange marmalade, oil, walnuts, and other ingredients.
Orange Marmalade Cookie Recipe - Recipe for Marmalade Cookies
Easy orange spice cookies with candied citron or raisins, walnuts, cinnamon, and ginger. Orange spice cookie recipe.
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Orange Bread Recipe. Quick bread recipe made with orange juice, orange peel, and walnuts or pecans.
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Quick bread recipe made with toasted coconut, orange peel, and optional macadamia nuts or other chopped nuts. Orange coconut bread recipe.
Orange Shortbread Cookies - Recipe for Shortbread Cookies with Orange
Easy orange shortbread cookies are made with flour, brown sugar, orange peel, and butter. Orange shortbread.
Tang Pie Recipe - Recipe for Tang Pie from Miz Suzi
This Tang pie recipe is recommended by Miz Suzi. Ingredients include Tang orange drink powder, sour cream, whipped topping, and sweetened condensed milk.
Orange Pound Cake - Recipe for Orange Pound Cake with Yogurt
Orange pound cake is baked in a bundt pan. Orange pound cake with orange juice and yogurt.
Orange Nut Bread - Recipe for Orange Bread with Nuts and Vanilla and Raisins
Orange Nut Bread Recipe is made with chopped raisins and orange peel and juice. An easy orange nut bread recipe.
Ambrosia Recipe - Recipe for Ambrosia with Orange Sections and Coconut
Ambrosia is made with coconut, oranges, pineapple, and grapes. Ambrosia recipe with coconut is a Southern favorite.
Orange Slice Cookies - Recipe for Orange Cookies with Orange Slice Candy
Orange slice cookie recipe with butter, vanilla, oats, and coconut are filled with chopped orange sliced candies. Orange slice cookies.
Apricot Orange Bread Recipe - Recipe for Orange Bread with Dried Apricots
apricot bread - quick bread recipe made with orange juice, apricots, pecans or walnuts, and other ingredients. Dried apricots and orange juice flavor this quick bread recipe.
Orange Sour Cream Cake - Orange Cake with Sour Cream and Walnuts or Pecans
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Easy orange spice cookies with candied citron or raisins, walnuts, cinnamon, and ginger. Orange spice cookie recipe.


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The former owner of a Sanford boat consignment business is in the Seminole County Jail after investigators said he allegedly sold boats belonging to others and kept the money for himself.
Over the last 10 years, Ralph Smith sold the boats at Tropical Breeze Boating Center without notifying the owners, according to Seminole County deputies. They said he took off with nearly $387,000 intended for 20 victims.
When Wayne Keenan decided to sell his boat, he said he contacted Smith. "We just felt like it was a good business, and we were anxious to sell the boat."
He said Smith told him he could consign his boat and find a good buyer. "He was very personable, he seemed like he knew exactly what he was doing, and everyone around him seemed to have a lot of respect for him. He would call occasionally and tell us he had a buyer and was close to selling it."
But after a year, Keenan decided to go to the business and talk to Smith in person. "We found out there was no Tropical Breeze anymore. They just disappeared," he said.
In some cases, investigators said Smith forged powers of attorney to transfer boat titles.
"They seem to think some of them were sold in South America or over in England," said Keenan. "He falsified all the documents you need in order to sell the boat."
In other cases, investigators said the buyers paid Smith, but never received a boat, or they received the wrong boat.
Keenan said he is out $42,000, and because his loss is considered a form of embezzlement, he said his insurance would not cover it. "We'll never get any money back, but I'd like for them to at least prosecute."
He has some advice to others planning to consign a boat, encouraging them to, "Make sure every document you sign, you read thoroughly." He also recommends that you have a professional review the documents before you sign anything.
Smith, 51, is charged with grand theft. His bond is set at $75,000.
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SO my Kings fanhood has been short, but vigorous. I lived in LA for a year working in an Americorps Program down in Watts. (Yes if you are a resident of the city and still never set foot there, IT IS THAT BAD.) I was too broke to go to any "Major sports." Though I did watch my Timbers lose twice to the Galaxy and Chivas, though both fan groups were pretty swell folks. THE OTHER sport I could afford, was the kings, 10 dollar tickets right off the metro line, lets do it! I must say my favorite player was Wayne Simmonds, so it was legitimately sad to see him go. Ever since I moved back to Portland I've realized everyone seems to hate the kings, and for a bevvy of reasons. Usually its "I hate everything LA." Meaning they hate the Lakers (I'm no different). Or the second, I'm from Philly, i'm from Detroit, yadda yadda yadda. No one in Portland is actually from Portland anymore. I would have never expected people to "hate" the kings, maybe a level of indifference, but hate, c'mon!
I'm seriously stoked all these playoff games are on TV, not that I haven't bootlegged more than a few from my laptop. Just hope the boys can keep this going so it can officially be weirder that I support a team in purple that plays in the Staples Center..


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He joined local builders merchant, Johnsons, in 1987 as qualified carpenter, joiner and wood machinist before progressing into sales and management. When the business was acquired by Grafton Group plc and rebranded as Buildbase, David was soon appointed to regional sales manager of the London region. He is now the Commercial Director of Buildbase.
He has led many fundraising campaigns, including extensive charity work for the Oxford Children's Hospital. David championed a campaign to raise £55,000 to fund the adolescent waiting room and beat this total to raise £63,500.
David and several colleagues walked 55km in one day as part of this initiative, despite the fact that he had a full hip replacement at 33 due to sporting injury. In his spare time he is now a keen golfer and walker, climbing Snowdon and Ben Nevis last year. He is married to Jane with three children.


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Lipscomb community raises more than $11,000 for The Contributor street paper
Recently, Lipscomb University administration, faculty, staff and students all came together to help save a local nonprofit providing a much-needed service for the homeless of Nashville.
Andrews Institute appoints new academic, managing directors
Lipscomb University's Nelson and Sue Andrews Institute for Civic Leadership recently announced the appointment of a new academic program director along with several other administrative promotions. Former director of Nashville Mayor's Office of Neighborhoods and local government veteran Michelle D. Steele has been named Andrews Institute academic director. Andrews Institute Executive-in-Residence Lydia Lenker has been appointed managing director of the institute.
Lipscomb community mourns the loss of freshman Isaac Phillips
The Lipscomb University and Lipscomb Academy communities are mourning the loss of university freshman Isaac Phillips who died early Saturday morning, Sept. 28. A resident of High Rise Residence Hall, Phillips was a 2013 graduate of Lipscomb Academy, where he played football and baseball.
Lipscomb ranked among top 12 percent in nation for best value by Washington Monthly
Lipscomb University has been named one of the top universities in the nation for best value by Washington Monthly. Lipscomb University is on an exclusive list of universities that based on the economic value students receive per dollar invested according to Washington Monthly's newly released list of "Best-Bang-for-the-Buck Colleges." Lipscomb is ranked in the top 12 percent in the nation out of 1,572 universities across the country surveyed for the ranking.
Founder of New York dance production brings concept to Lipscomb to highlight students
Lipscomb University Theatre and New York City's Group Theatre Too present "The Nashville Choreographer's Canvas," an evening of choreography from Nashville's emerging and New York's established choreographers, Oct. 4 and 5 at 7 p.m., and Oct. 6 at 3 p.m. in Shamblin Theatre.
Lipscomb, CABLE study shows increase in women on boards of TN public companies
More Tennessee public companies have added women to their boards and female representation has slightly increased, but men continue to make up the majority on those corporate boards, according to a new report. The number of companies lacking female representatives on boards dropped to 25, or 40 percent, of 62 publicly traded companies included in the study, from 29 in the previous year, according to "Women in Corporate Leadership: 2012 Census," a study by Lipscomb University College of Business and CABLE, a national nonprofit that connects women with business opportunities.
University continues to prepare community for emergencies through strategic planning
As the nation experienced yet another tragedy with the mass shooting at the Navy Yard in Washington, D.C., this week, Lipscomb University officials reflect on the institution's emergency management procedures and preparation during National Emergency Preparedness month. Kathy Hargis, Lipscomb University risk manager, said that over the last few years the institution has developed policies, procedures and plans to make students, faculty, staff and guests better prepared for unexpected emergency situations.
Stan Lowery named director of human resources
Nashville business veteran Stan Lowery has been appointed director of human resources for Lipscomb University, which has 1,387 employees, which includes full-time and adjunct faculty as well as academy and university staff.
Andrews Institute launches girls leadership academy as NCAA® Women's Final Four® legacy program
Nashville area high school girls will have a unique opportunity this fall to develop as leaders through a new leadership academy launched by Lipscomb University's Nelson and Sue Andrews Institute for Civic Leadership in cooperation with the Champions4Women Committee of the Nashville Local Organizing Committee (NLOC), host of the 2014 NCAA Women's Final Four in Nashville.
First three Global Hope MBA recipients plan to use skills to benefit home nations
As part of its increasing global reach, Lipscomb University's College of Business created the Global Hope MBA degree program, providing full-tuition scholarships each year to selected international students who pledge to return home and use their MBA to make a difference in their home country. The first three recipients hail from Honduras, Madagascar and Kenya.


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W97M/Assilem is a Word 97 macro virus.
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W97M/Assilem.A activates on open of an infected document, and it then infects the global template and all documents that are closed after that.
Beside replication, the virus inserts a string to the active document when the number of day and the number of minutes are equal:
Twenty-two points, plus triple-word-score, plus fifty points for using all my letters. Game's over. I'm outta here.
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Inspiration: Living Life Mindfully - The survivors club: the secrets...
Inspiration: Living Life Mindfully - The survivors club: the secrets...
Each second of the day, someone in America faces a crisis, whether it's a car accident, violent crime, serious illness, or financial trouble. Given the inevitability of adversity, we all wonder: Who beats the odds and who surrenders? Why do some people bounce back and others give up? How can I become the kind of person who survives and thrives? The Survivors Club by author Ben Sherwood reveals the hidden side of survival and gives a much needed edge when adversity strikes. All are welcome to attend. Books are available at the Dole Branch Library one month before the discussion.
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Let us pray:
Resting Only in Your Truth
Thanks be to God!
Thanks be to God!
An occasional bit of wit 'n' wisdom as gleaned from the wise and learned. Family fun and times to share.
May you have:
A world of wishes at your command.
God and his angels close to hand.
Friends and family their love impart,
and Irish blessings in your heart!
~~Irish Blessing~~
The truth is so important isn't it? We can rest indeed when we rest in the truth - this reminds me a little of that phrase ' the sleep of the just'
Nobody can sleep well with the weight of falsehoods or injustice on their shoulders.
This is one of my favorite verses - unfortunately this is very hard to do - we can keep our mouths from speaking falsehoods and only speak the truth but falsehood also shows through our actions and behaviors as well - it's much harder to put those away. Yet, we must keep trying!ReplyDelete


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01/20/2011: "Too Many Deer = Environmental Change"
Anyone with a garden, or anyone attempting to have a garden, know deer like gardens. A recent published study in B.C. states deer there -and in the San Juan Islands- are "causing rapid environmental change;" and the change is not for the better.
The study results would appear to support the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Master Hunter program that is used, in part, to reduce problem populations of wildlife
Researchers in the Faculty of Forestry at the University of British Columbia determined the density of black-tailed deer on Southern Gulf and San Juan Islands with forest ecosystems.
The University reports the study published in the journal Biological Conservation found that the number of birds and vegetation decreased on islands with higher deer densities. Islands with more than one deer per hectare had half as many birds as those with low deer density.
Deer graze on shrubby vegetation for food, and song birds, such as hummingbirds, sparrows and warblers, depend on this vegetation for nesting and feeding. The researchers found that islands with moderate or high deer density had less shrubby vegetation and half as many birds as those with low deer density, or one deer per square kilometer.
"These changes are not the result of natural processes," says Tara Martin, adjunct professor in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC, senior scientist with Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization and lead author of the study. "The environmental changes are an indirect effect of humans. We've removed the large animals that preyed on deer and changed hunting policies."
The researchers suggest that changing regulations and sentiments towards deer hunting have allowed populations to thrive, and may lead to greater numbers of local plant and bird species on threatened species lists in the future.
"As plant species decline, it is inevitable that birds, insect pollinators and other species will also decline," says Peter Arcese, professor in the Faculty of Forestry and co-author of the study. "I work with several small island communities that have seen dramatic change first hand but are prevented from hunting by local bans."
The researchers suggest that by reducing or eliminating native plants, deer facilitate the invasion of non-native species, eroding the natural beauty of the coastal Douglas fir forests on the Southern Gulf and San Juan Islands, and reducing the biological integrity and aesthetic appeal of the region.
"We're hoping to convince government that they need to consider new management initiatives, such as limited entry hunting under community supervision, because failing to act is a decision to favor the black-tailed deer over many other species native to our region and valued by humans," said Arcese.
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Xbox LIVE App Now On iPad
Posted on Tuesday, July 17 @ 11:16:06 Eastern by Keri_Honea
The Xbox LIVE app that released for iPhone last December is now available for iPad. The app isn't much more than a fun and convenient way to check out your Achievements, spy on your online friends, and play with your avatar, but I've enjoyed it nonetheless. It can also function as a remote for your Xbox. You can use it to turn your Xbox on and play, pause, rewind, and fast forward movies, TV shows, and other media.
Like the iPhone app, it's absolutely free.
In other news, my avatar has the most awesome T-shirt ever.
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BenchmarkPortal customers to benefit from workforce optimization software suite; Witness Systems customers gain customer satisfaction survey capabilities DALLAS, ATLANTA and SANTA MARIA, Calif. (February 4, 2004) - Witness Systems (NASDAQ: WITS), a leading global provider of performance optimization software and services, and BenchmarkPortal, Inc., the primary source of best practice customer satisfaction data for customer call centers worldwide, today announced an exclusive new strategic alliance that offers organizations a comprehensive view of customer interactions, from captured examples and performance evaluations through to surveys indicating how customers rate their overall experiences. The agreement enables complementary product and service offerings that allow customers to further leverage customer intelligence, as well as optimize workforce performance.Witness Systems' eQuality® software and BenchmarkPortal's Echo (Every Customer Has Opinions) solution combine the results of customer sales/service representative (CSR) evaluations with customer-facing survey results, allowing users to quickly identify opportunities for improved customer service, in parallel with caller satisfaction and retention feedback. Through the process of recording customer interactions, evaluating those contacts and then surveying customers regarding their experiences, joint users of eQuality and Echo will benefit from gaining valuable business intelligence to improve their call handling processes. "Adding direct customer feedback after-the-fact, as our customers can now do through Echo, introduces another very important dimension in evaluating the customer experience," explained Nancy Treaster, senior vice president of global marketing for Witness Systems. "The picture only becomes more clear and compelling when these surveys are tied to recorded contacts and agent performance evaluations, as they provide companies a complete view of their operations." eQuality captures customer contacts through business-driven and/or full-time customer interaction recording to determine service effectiveness; track trends; identify opportunities; coach staff for enhanced performance; and identify root causes that can result in poor customer service or call volume spikes, for example. Once the eQuality Balance and eQuality ContactStore recording solutions capture customer contacts, the interactions are reviewed and scored through eQuality Evaluation, Witness Systems' online customized agent performance reporting software. A results-focused solution that includes real-time intelligence from customer feedback about the way their calls were handled, Echo enables a customized customer satisfaction survey to callers via e-mail or through an after-call IVR survey. It also provides immediate feedback to agents from the customers they actually served. Echo's automatic correlation reports help determine which service attributes are most important to a company's customers. With "slice-and-dice reporting," it adds an important dimension to agent development sessions. Further, companies can feed their specific customer satisfaction survey results into the Witness Systems eQuality Analysis solution, which enables management to combine, assess and explore information from disparate technology sources throughout the contact center to pinpoint the relationship various metrics - such as performance scores from eQuality, customer satisfaction rankings from Echo, ACD statistics, CRM information and adherence data - have on one another. Additionally, customers can access BenchmarkPortal's continually expanding repository of best practices and benchmarking data. Incorporating data from thousands of world-class organizations, BenchmarkPortal provides extensive statistically valid benchmark studies. The database, which includes a wide variety of contact center and workforce performance statistics, helps centers measure their performance and effectiveness against others that report their data. Users leverage this benchmarking information to discover opportunities for performance improvement. "Based on our current and ongoing research, we have incorporated the most effective practices from the most forward-thinking companies into a dynamic approach that provides our customers with real value," said Dr. Jon Anton, director of benchmark research at the Purdue University Center for Customer-Driven Quality. "Leveraging these practices in conjunction with Witness Systems' eQuality performance optimization software suite creates natural synergies that help organizations gather and use business intelligence to their advantage." About BenchmarkPortal BenchmarkPortal collects and warehouses the world's largest database of performance metrics for customer contact and support centers. This unique data warehouse was originated by Dr. Jon Anton at Purdue University's Center for Customer-Driven Quality in 1995 and is the recognized source for best practice standards in all the major industry segments, including banking, consumer electronics and telecommunications. Its Web site, www.BenchmarkPortal.com, and Dr. Jon Anton's methodology were selected for the Hot Pick Award in 2000. BenchmarkPortal's reports provide the information that enables call center professionals to make intelligent, fact-based management decisions by comparing their call center performance to other similar call centers. Under the leadership of Dr. Anton, the growing team of BenchmarkPortal experts also conducts leading-edge research, which is published in numerous trade publications, as well as in books (BenchmarkPortal's Anton Press Division has 22 CRM-oriented books in print). The company also assists managers through on-site assessments and innovative solutions in the areas of satisfaction measurement and employee training. BenchmarkPortal manages the AT&T College of Call Center Excellence, a premiere curriculum for training of call center personnel of all levels. For more information about BenchmarkPortal, call 805.614.0123, or visit our Web site at www.BenchmarkPortal.com. For additional information contact: Dr. Jon Anton BenchmarkPortal, Inc. (805) 614-0123 ext. 62 firstname.lastname@example.com About Witness Systems Witness Systems (NASDAQ: WITS) provides the contact center industry's first integrated performance optimization software suite to help global enterprises capture customer intelligence and optimize workforce performance. Comprised of business-driven and/or full-time customer interaction recording, performance analysis and e-learning management applications, the browser-based eQuality® solution is designed to enhance the quality of customer contacts across multiple communications media, including the telephone, e-mail and Web. The closed-loop suite enables companies to record, evaluate, analyze and learn from customer contacts and the touch points they use to develop staff, generate revenue, reduce costs, and achieve greater customer retention and loyalty - all by sharing captured customer and business intelligence throughout the entire organization. An integrated business consulting, implementation and training methodology provides services to support an effective, rapid deployment of eQuality that enables organizations to maximize their return on investment. For additional information about Witness Systems and its eQuality software suite, visit www.witness.com. For additional information contact: Anne Patton Witness Systems 770.754.8656 firstname.lastname@example.com Reade Longino Porter Novelli Convergence Group 404.995.4547 firstname.lastname@example.com
Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-looking Statements: Information in this release that involves Witness Systems' expectations, plans, intentions or strategies regarding the future are forward-looking statements that are not facts and involve a number of risks and uncertainties. They are identified by words such as "anticipates," "expects," "intends," "plans," "believes," "estimates," and similar expressions. These statements are based upon information available to Witness Systems as of the date of this release, and the company assumes no obligation to update any such forward-looking statement. Forward-looking statements believed true when made may ultimately prove to be incorrect. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors, some of which are beyond our control and may cause actual results to differ materially from our current expectations. Some of the factors that could cause actual future results to differ materially from current expectations include fluctuations in customer demand and the timing of orders; the company's ability to manage its growth; the risk of new product introductions and customer acceptance of new products; the rapid technological change which characterizes the company's markets; the risks associated with international sales as the company expands its markets, including the risks associated with foreign currency fluctuations; the ability of the company to complete and integrate successfully any acquisitions or investments it may make; and the ability of the company to compete successfully in the future, as well as other risks identified under the caption "Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations" in the company's Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the period ended September 30, 2003, and any other reports filed from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Witness, eQuality and the Witness logo are United States registered trademarks of Witness Systems, Inc., protected by laws of the U.S. and other countries. All other trademarks mentioned in this document are the property of their respective owners.


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Raiders Left Tackle Manifests
It finally appears that Jario Velderson has matured into Jared Veldheer and will become the full time starting left tackle for the Oakland Raiders. Mario "open door" Henderson may now take up residence on the bench, where he will have a better line of sight to view his peeps in the stands. This according to a Tafur tweet from today's practice where Veldheer is taking all of the snaps at LT. At least now we will know by the end of the season whether or not we have found our left tackle.


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Emergency Contraception
What is Emergency Contraception?
Emergency contraception, or postcoital contraception, consists of the same hormones found in ordinary birth control pills. When taken in a concentrated dose within 72 hours after unprotected intercourse, these hormones can prevent a pregnancy from occurring. All hormonal contraceptive methods, depending on when during the menstrual cycle a woman initiates the method, act by delaying or inhibiting ovulation, inhibiting fertilization or inhibiting implantation of a fertilized egg, which in medical terms is considered to mark the beginning of pregnancy. Emergency contraception (EC) is not "the abortion pill" (mifepristone or RU-486) and will not abort an established pregnancy--i.e., one in which the fertilized egg has already attached itself to the wall of the uterus, according to the World Health Organization definition of a pregnancy.
How Did Emergency Contraception Contribute to the Decline in Abortion?
Emergency contraception has been estimated to have an effectiveness rate of 75% when it is used within 72 hours of unprotected intercourse--i.e., for each pregnancy that occurs after use of emergency contraception, three are prevented. In 2000, 1.3% of women having abortions had unsuccessfully taken emergency contraception to prevent the current pregnancy, which corresponds to 17,000 of the 1.3 million abortions in that year. Hence, some 51,000 abortions (17,000 x 3) were averted by emergency contraception in 2000.
By contrast, 0.1% of women having abortions in 1994 had used emergency contraception in the month they became pregnant, accounting for 1,400 of the 1.4 million abortions in that year and approximately 4,000 (1,400 x 3) averted abortions.
There were 110,000 fewer abortions in 2000 than in 1994. An estimated 47,000 (51,000-4,000) of these abortions were prevented by increased use of emergency contraception, accounting for as much as 43% of the decrease in total abortions over that period. The change in the number of abortions prevented by the use of EC could be higher or lower than our estimate, depending on the types of emergency contraceptive pills used in 2000 and whether or not women used them correctly.
For the full article, please click here Contraceptive Use Among U.S. Women Having Abortions in 2000-2001
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Taylor, Retherford and Ruth Lead Strong Lion Brigade at U.S. Open/Junior Nationals
11 Lions and 4 club members compete in Vegas
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19th-straight home sell out to send off senior class in dual finale
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True freshman Matt McCutcheon was a two-time PIAA finalist during his high school days at Kiski Area High School. A native of Apollo, Pa., McCutcheon won the state title at 182 as a junior and was runner-up at 195 last year. McCutcheon ended an outstanding high school career with a 158-14 record and was the No. 49 ranked overall recruit by Intermat as last year wound down. McCutcheon was also his high school's Class President four straight years. McCutcheon adds strength to Penn State's upper weights and projects at 184 or 197. Parents: Sheryl Slagle and David McCutcheon -- Major: Health and Human Development.


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By the FEMA Office of Policy and Program Analysis, Strategic Planning and Analysis Division
The Strategic Foresight Initiative team is scheduling a Webinar/Conference Call on Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1 – 2 p.m. EST to discuss and explore the strategic needs classified as "Dynamic Partnerships":
- Empower individuals, neighborhoods and communities to play a greater role throughout all phases of disasters.
- Proactively engage business in all emergency management phases and solicit its contribution to policy development in light of the critical nature of private sector capabilities.
- Intensify disaster response collaboration and planning with Canada and Mexico, recognizing scope for both national and local actions.
- Foster increased collaboration to ensure appropriate use of the military to provide specialized capabilities or to augment capacity in complex, overwhelming disaster incidents.
Jacqueline Yannacci, community resilience program manager at the American Red Cross National Headquarters will present on the Community Resilience Strategy, highlighting the organization's work with developing dynamic partnerships.
Daniel Hahn, Santa Rosa County plans chief will introduce the Escarosa Business Continuity Initiative that is focusing on developing active partnerships within the Escambia and Santa Rosa County business community in Florida for enhancing disaster resiliency and continuity.
As part of the conference call, the SFI team will provide a brief overview of the strategic needs highlighted above and invite participants to share anecdotal information about how their programs/initiatives are meeting these needs, along with any challenges and solutions identified when implementing actions to meet the strategic needs.
To access the Webinar, please follow the following guidelines:
- To access the training, please go to: FEMA.connectsolutions.com
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Tourism tips for Eden valley
Businesses from across Cumbria's Eden Valley are taking part in the area's first tourism summit to try to increase the number of visitors.
Eden already relies heavily on tourism, bringing over 200 million pound into the area's economy each year, supporting thousands jobs and attracting 4.3 million visitors.
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How I got my song back
When we kneel to pray
Pastor John Piper says that when we kneel to pray in Jesus' name, "God the Father, on his throne sovereign over the universe, is present with a welcoming countenance focused on us."
Also present is, "God the Son in his high priestly role, standing as advocate before the throne as a Lamb that was slain with perfect righteousness ... interceding for us."
This is great news, people!
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"Peace" on To Be Like Jesus gets me everytime. Want to fill your home with the Gospel? Here's a good place to start.
'Ooze with the gospel'
(Hehe! The newspaper headline writer in me loved using ooze in the title of this entry!)
"Intentional Parenting" author Tad Thompson talks about saturating your home with the gospel:
What does this have to do with saturating your home with the gospel? In the book I talk about the principle of recycling. The chicken project illustrates this perfectly. When someone has invested and trained you then you have a responsibility to train someone else.
You see, the first rule in saturating your home with the gospel is for YOU to saturate your life with the gospel. You have to literally ooze with the gospel. How do you see this first rule become a reality?
1) Make sure you understand and articulate the gospel: If you don't know the gospel well enough to teach it then you need to get to work.
2) Practice Gospel Conversation: We all need to learn how to make the gospel a part of our normal conversation. The reality is that most of us feel like we have to shift conversational gears in order to share the gospel. Its like moving from small talk into a sales pitch and so we avoid the gospel because we don't like selling things. We need to work on talking about the gospel as seamlessly as we would talk about the weather, sports, a great movie, or complaining about how our day went.
For example, if a co-worker notices that you had a rough day and asks you how things are going, you could proceed to gripe about your boss who just raked you over the coals. Or, you could bring the gospel to bear upon the conversation and talk about how Christ has called us to bless those who despitefully use us and persecute us and that Christ bore the reproach we deserved on the cross, so we ought to give the boss a break, pray for him, and share with him the love of Christ. BOOM, you have shared a portion of the gospel in normal conversation because the gospel is not shoved over into a particular compartment that you have to go borrow from, it is a part of your life.
Hey, unbeliever. Watch closely.
I have a friend with small children who just found out his wife has cancer. In a recent blog entry telling his friends about the cancer, he wrote:
"For our friends that don't believe in God, watch closely because He is
near to us. We know that this trial is for our good and His glory, but
it very well may be for you too.
We will covet your prayers."
Wow - your bold faith is inspiring! Thanks, my friend, for encouraging me while you are going through this struggle. I am praying for y'all and the unbeliever who is watching,.
Christian leaders launch Twitter campaign to stop execution of Said Musa
Christian leaders have launched a Twitter campaign to save Said Musa, an Afghan who is awaiting execution for converting to Christianity from Islam, reports the The Christian Post .
The Post says that Musa, 45, was told by a judge that he would be hanged within days unless he reconverts to Islam, the Daily Mail reported Feb. 7. Authorities arrested Musa on May 31, days after the local Noorin TV station broadcast images of Afghan Christians being baptized and worshiping.
The Twitter buzz started with Denny Burk's appeal Saturday to President Obama to "to persuade the Afghan govt. not to execute our brother Said Musa." Burk is the Dean of Boyce College at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Bible verses set to music for kids
"The word is the lamp to my feet and the light to my path, by the word of the Lord were the Heavens made ... "
These were the words I heard my daughter singing to herself the other day while she worked on homework. What joy it brings me to hear my little one singing Bible verses!
She's learning these songs from the Seeds Family Worship CDs. Her favorite is Seeds of Courage. I especially like that when you order the CD, they give you a second copy. If you want to arm your kids with God's word, I strongly recommend checking out this music.
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Starting a 'hot' IT business doesn't deter Knox dad from what matters most
By Allison Rupp
Every Sunday morning before his three young kids wake and the work week begins, Dave Sagraves spends two hours at Dunkin Donuts.
He sips coffee and plans for the week.
He decides when to schedule meetings with clients at his cloud computing firm, when he is coaching 5-year-old son Andy's soccer practices and which night will be date night with his wife, Krista.
The West Knoxvillian has to plan ahead in order to keep his family-life straight and help run his cutting-edge business, Claris Networks.
"Trying to do that while trying to grow a business can be hard," said Sagraves, 35, vice president of the company. "I learned from a couple of gray-haired guys, some older guys, about planning, planning, planning - it's where most men fail."
Maintaining priorities is especially important for Sagraves. His son, Andy, wasn't supposed to survive more than a few months due to a heart condition.
Arming your home with the Gospel
From the blog of Tad Thompson, author of "Intentional Parenting":
What gave Paul the strength and the drive to put his body through so much pain, and his mind through so much suffering and stress? (Acts 13:4-12) I believe the answer is found at the very beginning of his first missionary journey, "When they arrived ... they proclaimed the Word of God."
You see, Paul wasn't armed with religious vigor, moral veracity or even missionary zeal. He was armed with the Gospel!
Paul rightly saw the gospel as his only spiritual weapon. When he outlines the armor of God in Ephesians 6, he only lists one weapon, the Sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God. Paul was sent by the Holy Spirit with the Spirit-inspired word as his only arsenal. Paul had spend 14+ years after his conversion in learning and studying before being sent out on mission.
I wonder, how much effort are we expending as parents to arm our children with the gospel? Our culture opposes the gospel at every turn: television, music, video games, internet, textbooks and peers will all at some level oppose the Christian worldview we long for our children to live by. There are a few opitons. 1) We can avoid the world. 2) We can assimilate into the world or 3) We can engage the world armed with the gospel. It is my prayer that we will arm our families with the gospel in such a way that we will engage the world, as the apostle taught us by his example, with the foolish message of the cross. If this task is going to be accomplished we wil have to saturate our homes with the gospel everyday.
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Didn't make plans for V-Day? Here's a few Knox ideas
- The Fountain City Art Center at 213 Hotel Ave. is having a Valentine Dinner and Dance. The theme is "Une Soiree a Paris." Tickets are $20 per person, and may be purchased today but not at the door. Call 865-357-2787.
- Knoxville Jazz Orchestra presents "Jazz is For Lovers featuring Carmen Bradford" at 8 p.m. Tickets range from $15-27.50. Visit www.knoxbijou.com.
- Volunteer Princess Dessert & Dance Cruise sets sail from Volunteer Landing downtown from 9 - 10:30 p.m. Tickets are $39.95 per person and include dessert and dancing. Tickets may be purchased today but not at the door. Visit www.volunteerprincess.com.
Valentine's Day and wisdom from Jeff Foxworthy - seriously
"This is the promise that bears hope for the hopeless. When we finally realize "I can't do this on my own" this is the Father responding, "I know, so I've done it for you."
-Jeff Foxworthy, comedian, on the Bible verse John 3: 16
I found this quote online. Maybe it's the skeptical journalist in me, but I'm still not 100 percent convinced that Foxworhty said it. Either way, its a refreshing perspective on a verse that's become cliché in our culture.
C and I are using John 3:16 on Valentine's Day cards and door hangers we are making for some folks at an assisted living center here in Knoxville. We will be giving them on V-day to seniors who don't get many visitors. The goal is to take the focus off of ourselves and show the love of Christ to others.
I'm curious of ways you and your kiddos serve your community. Tell me about it below in the comments, on Twitter (@c_southern) or Facebook me.
Ideas for kid chapter books?
I'm looking for chapter books or even series books to read with my newly 6-year-old daughter. Any thoughts?
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New iPhone app walks Catholics through the sacrament
From Reuters
NEW YORK - An iPhone app aimed at helping Catholics through confession and encouraging lapsed followers back to the faith has been sanctioned by the Catholic Church in the United States.
Confession: A Roman Catholic app, thought to be the first to be approved by a church authority walks Catholics through the sacrament and contains what the company behind the program describes as a "personalized examination of conscience for each user."
The app is not designed to replace going to confession but to help Catholics through the act, which generally involves admitting sins to a priest in a confessional booth. Catholics still must go to a priest for absolution.
Preparing for kindergarten
Time management tips for single parents
(February 2011 column)
My friend responded to my Facebook request for column ideas: "I just read an article online about time management and single parents."
I believe my exact response was, "Pfft! I can write about that if they want to know what not to do."
Here I am at 10:15 p.m. the night before my editor is expecting my column, and all I can think about is the single parent's struggle to manage time well.
Zoo discount
It's Penguin Discount Days at the Knoxville Zoo, with half-price admission through Feb. 28. Those half-price tickets are $9.95 for adults and $7.95 for children ages 2 through 12. Children under 2 get in free; parking is $5 a vehicle. The zoo is open daily 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Learn Hebrew for free
Since I started writing this blog, my coworkers have been dropping off at my desk newsletters from faith groups around the Knoxville area.
The Knoxville Jewish Alliance's February letter caught my eye with free Hebrew classes at Heska Amuna Synagogue. Instructor Peggy Littmann says the beginner class will meet at 10:15-11 a.m. most Sundays through May 8. The beginner class teaches the symbol-based alphabet and decoding skills. The synagogue is also offering an intermediate class taught by David Hull. Heska Amuna is located at 3811 Kingston Pike in Knoxville. For more information, call 865-588-6661 or 660-1872.
The unsinkable Inky
Former UT football player Inky Johnson is happy with his life's path
By Cortney Newell, News Sentinel
In short, this wasn't his plan.
For former University of Tennessee football player Inquoris "Inky" Johnson, a promising career with the Vols seemed to point towards the possibility of being drafted into the National Football League. However, an injury on the field during his junior year in 2006 left his right arm completely paralyzed, ending all hopes of professional play.
But then again, according to Johnson, this was God's plan for his life. Instead of an NFL career, last October Johnson become the sports and health coordinator for JustLead, the flagship program of Emerald Youth Foundation, a nonprofit ministry for youth in inner-city Knoxville.
"I just feel like God led me here. I'm a person who goes the direction that I think God's pointing me in," Johnson said.
Discovery of Zechariah's tomb?
By Ari Rabinovitch, Reuters
JERUSALEM - The pursuit of a gang of grave robbers has led to the discovery of an ancient church outside Jerusalem that may contain the burial place of the biblical prophet Zechariah, Israeli authorities said Wednesday.
The hill-top church was destroyed by an earthquake some 1,300 years ago and lay partly buried until detectives from Israel's Antiquities Authority, pursuing a gang of antiquity thieves, noticed an elaborate doorpost poking through the earth. The robbers got away -- they were caught a few months later at a site nearby -- but after weeks of digging, archaeologists uncovered the remains of the church. It was about the size of a basketball court and contained fallen marble pillars and a nearly pristine 10-meter-long mosaic floor.
Beneath the church's altar is a burial chamber that the Antiquities Authority said may have been the tomb of the prophet Zechariah, known from the eponymous book in the Bible, written around 520 BC.
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Nine female Maine college students who are all alumnae of the Maine NEW Leadership program based at the University of Maine's Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center will be in Augusta Thursday, March 22, to shadow current Maine legislators.
The students, four of whom are enrolled at UMaine, will each be paired with a legislator. The students will likely have the opportunity to observe Democratic and Republican caucuses and see their legislators interact with constituents and lobbyists, and will likely meet other legislators and staff.
The schedule begins at 8:30 a.m. when the students meet at the public entrance to the State House and will then be introduced to their paired legislator. Those students shadowing representatives will observe at 9 a.m. a House session from the Fourth Floor Gallery, or attend caucuses for senators. Those students shadowing senators will sit in the back of the Senate chamber.
After the session, the students and legislators will have lunch in Room 103A of the Cross Office Building.
The participating students, along with their paired legislators, are:
The AT&T Foundation is sponsoring Thursday's event for the students.
"Through our corporate and philanthropic giving, AT&T has a proud history of supporting innovative organizations that are focused on educating and inspiring the next generation," said Owen Smith, New England regional vice president for AT&T.
The Maine NEW Leadership program is a UMaine initiative designed to address the historic and contemporary under-representation of women in politics. The program offers participants interactive sessions on leadership development, networking, diversity training and the realities of holding public office.
Last year, 29 undergraduate college women from 18 different Maine institutions of higher education participated in the intensive residential training program targeting the next generation of leaders.
The nonpartisan program is offered through the Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center and the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, and is provided at no cost to participants, who are accepted to the program through an application process and must be from Maine or attend college in Maine.


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Building a Crisis Plan Together
The University of Delaware is committed to providing students, faculty, staff and guests a safe and healthful environment. Preparation, education and peer responsibility are our best defense in keeping the campus community as safe as possible.
The University's emergency response and communications plans are constantly being reviewed and updated. In light of recent tragic events on college campuses, we have implemented a new UD Alert communications system, which will enable us to send voice and text messages to the campus community via land-line and cellular phones. We also have a number of other avenues for communicating with the campus.
This web page is designed to provide timely information about an emergency situation and also to serve as a resource in the event of an emergency. I encourage you to take a moment to familiarize yourself with the University's safety procedures and the ways UD will communicate important emergency news to you.
A key to a safe campus is peer responsibility. We are all members of this community and we must look out for one another.
If you see something that appears to be suspicious, do not hesitate to contact University Police, a fully trained and accredited professional police force: Just dial 911. The general information number for the Department of Public Safety is (302) 831-2222. The campus and surrounding areas are also served by city, county and state police.
Please take time to be prepared, to be educated and stay safe.
How can UD Alert help you? UD Alert is the text, voice and email emergency messaging tool that the University will use to notify you of an emergency. Sign up today through UDSIS or Employee Demographic Data webform.


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I can send GPS data to a server but now I want to first encrypt it before sending it. I have searched the forum and can find codes on how to encrypt data on the phone using JSR177. But I have some questions.
1) How do we send encrypted data to the server? I was making a http connection and using php?lat=myLat&lon=myLon kind of thing. I don't know how to do it now with encrypted data.
2) How do we decrypt data on the server? Can we use php to get data and decrypt it.
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Thomasville Police are reviewing that surveillance video, hoping it will lead them to the burglars. Thieves have broken into the store six times this year.
"We're asking anyone that recognizes any of the suspects on the video to give us a call, if you recognize their walk or anything, and hopefully that will help us to make an arrest," said Lt. Eric Hampton.
The owner of the business doesn't want to go on camera but says this isn't the first time that crooks have targeted his business and at this point he's really just fed up.
The burglars broke into the store around 2:00am on Tuesday. The first man is wearing a pair of Jordan tennis shoes, has on thick gloves and is carrying a blue bag. The second man is wearing a brown jacket and ripped jeans, with a V on his cap, he appears to panic and runs back out without grabbing anything.
"A lot of times when someone breaks into a business, the alarm is activated that does prevent them from taking a lot of items, we think that is what may have happened in this case," said Hampton.
The thieves only had time to grab one item before disappearing as quickly as they appeared but police are hoping that their brief cameo will be just enough for someone to see, recognize, and help them to remove these crooks from the streets.
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Ok, many people think I'm a total pessimist but let me say I do think Bama will win Sat. However, I have concerns about this game. Probably more concerns now than I had during the summer. So, read my concerns and tell me where I am wrong.
Concern #1: I'm not sold on our secondary. Lester is my biggest concern. He can be burned for big plays. I also think that when we are in the dime package we are vulnerable. We are playing a true freshman (Milliner), a juco guy that is not, by his own admission 100%, (Menzie), and a walk on, short white guy (Lowery.) I get very concerned with these guys on the field along with Lester.
Concern #2: Upshaw & Dareus. We've lost Dareus and we sure can't afford not to have the "big" body of Upshaw at least at 95%. We could suddenly be not so strong on our front 7.
Concern #3: Pass rush. I know OTS is not worried about this but I sure thought Square, Davis, Sentimore, or somebody on the front 3 would put SJS's QB on the ground. They didn't. I know we have "packages" we did not use, but I'm concerned because I suspect PSU will have better protection "packages" than SJS. And, if we can't put pressure on their QB then concern #1 becomes an even bigger concern. And where was Williams Sat.?
Concern#4: PSU will come to pass. I was surprised at how PSU did not run that well against YS, and did not try to run that much. But, they passed pretty well. Well, I think the reason is that PSU is planning on being a huge passing team this year. I think PSU also took notice of our horrible 1st scrimmage. I really think they will put the ball up 35-40 times against us. And in this I hope I am wrong. I want them to run the ball against us. A hot humid day that turns into a slugfest is great as we can wear them down on both fronts. But, quick strike passing could wear us down.
Concern#5: Win one for the old man. We have a huge target on our back. Joe Pa is going to get to 400 this year and he is going to quit. This is his last shot at Alabama a team he is 4-8 against all time. We are playing in Bryant-Denny Stadium the home of the one coach that Joe Pa could not beat in life or death. I think a win against a #1 ranked Bama on his last try would help the old man rest easy in his retirement (however long or short that may be.) We have more talent than PSU, but I am afraid they may well be more motivated.
Ok, please tell me that these concerns are unfounded so I can go to T-Town this weekend and relax before the game.


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Hi ABC, NBC, CBS: I hope you're watching Univision right now and taking notes on how to do journalism. You're welcome. #FastAndFurious—
Kevin Eder (@keder) September 30, 2012
As Twitchy reported earlier, Spanish-language network Univision aired a much-anticipated documentary tonight about the Fast and Furious gun-walking scandal. Many conservative Twitter users tuned in, and almost all of them offered up praise:
Hi @univision and @univisionnews, please please put this #fastandfurious special with English subtitles online asap.—
Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) September 30, 2012
Univision stressing the fact that DOJ didn't care about Mexicans getting killed. #fastandfurious—
Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) September 30, 2012
I have to say, these @univision reporters are brave. Mexico is the #1 country for the assassination of journalists #fastandfurious—
Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) September 30, 2012
. @univision special now talking about #fastandfurious guns in Puerto Rico, this is new—
Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) September 30, 2012
Univision is single handedly doing the job that the entirety of the US media neglected to do.—
Michelle Ray (@GaltsGirl) October 01, 2012
Univision just spanked the #LapDogMedia on the nose with a rolled up newspaper.—
Athena (@VintagePrecious) September 30, 2012
Very proud of @UNivision's coverage of #FastAndFurious…. there IS responsible media thank God… #RapidoYFurioso—
el SOOPer (@SooperMexican) September 30, 2012
Seriously gringos.. you want to win this damn thing?! make sure @Univision's #FastAndFurious special goes viral bit.ly/QDKuWM—
el SOOPer (@SooperMexican) October 01, 2012
What the American media won't tell you @ABC @NBCNews @CBSNews @CNN @msnbc Univision To Air Fast & Furious Special shar.es/5r2Jq—
Pondering Pug (@PonderingPug) October 01, 2012
#univision just did some actual TV journalism. And there are some networks out there should be ashamed of themselves.—
Moe Lane (@moelane) October 01, 2012
This is a call out to all American journalists who have so far avoided an in-depth report on #FastAndFurious. DO YOUR JOB. #Univision—
(@vbspurs) October 01, 2012
RT @vbspurs: William Newell, head of the Phoenix ATF, said that under legal counsel, he couldn't speak to #Univision about #FastandFurious.—
streiff RS (@streiffredstate) October 01, 2012
"we found 57 weapons ( used in crimes) not mentioned in Congress' investigations" #Univision—
Michelle Ray (@GaltsGirl) October 01, 2012
Everything indicates that #FastAndFurious arms are still being sold TODAY!!!!!!! #Univision—
(@vbspurs) September 30, 2012
Not all commentary was positive, however. A few conservatives pointed out that the end of the documentary wrongly placed blame for Fast and Furious on the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution:
Last minute Univision commentator seems not get the Issue of Fast & Furious. He blames the 2d amendment rather than a government gone rogue.—
Carmen G Pastor (@cgpb) October 01, 2012
.@Univision just spent 1 hour blaming ATF 4 Fast&Furious. They did Barack's bidding by implying tht 2nd Amendment is 2 blame. #tcot #msm—
Doc Washburn (@DocWashburn) October 01, 2012
.@mrsomusa @Univision Right. But F&F existed to create popular outcry against 2nd Amendment. They just carried Barack's water. #tcot #caring—
Doc Washburn (@DocWashburn) October 01, 2012


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Project ChildSafe, Free Gun Locks Available at the Township Hall
The Washtenaw County Sheriff's Department, Michigan State Police and other area law enforcement agencies are promoting Project ChildSafe, which encourages the safe storage, handling and use of firearms. As part of Project ChildSafe, they have [more]
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To Obtain An Absentee Ballot Application for the November 4, 2014 General Election
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Open Burning in the Township is Regulated by Ordinance No. 185
To view a copy of the adopted ordinance, please click on Ordinance No. 185 Burning Ordinance In order to obtain a permit for opening burning, you must complete and turn into the Township Hall the below [more]
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Prospect and Cherry Hill Road Intersection Improvements to Begin on Tuesday, September 2, 2014
WASHTENAW COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION 555 N. Zeeb Road Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 MEDIA ADVISORY WHO: To media representatives, the motoring public and all interested parties WHAT/WHERE: Intersection of Prospect Road [more]
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Proposed Budgets for FY2015
at the August 18, 2014 Board of Trustees meeting, Supervisor Ken Schwartz presented the proposed budgets to the Board. The Board will hold a public hearing on the Budgets at the regular Board meeting of September 15, 2014. The adoption of [more]
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Repaving of Nottingham Between Stephens and Devon, and Manchester, Devon, Russett and Clark Drive to Begin on Tuesday, September 2, 2014
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Properties Located in the Former Willow Run School District Will Have a Property Tax Increase on Their Summer Tax Bill
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Grantmaker Spotlight
Foundations Eliminate the Tax Letter Requirement
"It was so easy," says Dee Slater, The Dekko Foundation's grants manager. "All we had to do was ask."
Back in February of this year, Slater decided to urge her foundation's auditors to support her recommendation to drop the requirement that grantees submit an Internal Revenue Service Tax Determination Letter as part of its grant proposal process.
"The IRS has informally noted that the letter is a dated document and cannot be relied upon," Slater wrote in a letter to the auditors. "To my mind, this is an issue that should be put to bed. We should no longer be asking for IRS letters except in rare circumstances."
The foundation's auditors soon wrote back that they agreed and that "being able to look up a nonprofit's status on GuideStar or the Internal Revenue Service's Publication 78 should be enough—and a lot easier."
Most foundations require grantseekers to include their Tax Determination Letter—the original IRS letter establishing their nonprofit tax status––in grant applications. One problem with this requirement is that it adds yet another hoop to a grant application process that has become so burdensome for nonprofits, as documented in Project Streamline's report, Drowning in Paperwork, Distracted from Purpose.
Another problem: the letter doesn't actually prove the organization's current standing with the IRS. Foundations need to check the IRS Business Master File or rely on a third party such as GuideStar's Charity Check to verify that the grantseeker remains in good standing. Yet many funders still collect the Tax Determination Letter for each grant request.
During last spring's grant cycle, Peg Butler, grants manager for Saint Luke's Foundation in Cleveland, brought up the issue with the foundation's CEO, Denise San Antonio Zeman, who then spoke to the auditors who were at the foundation conducting the 2007 audit around the same time. They quickly gave the go-ahead, and Butler subscribed the foundation to Guidestar's Charity Check soon after.
"It was no problem," says Butler. "And I wish we had done it sooner."
Yet for many foundations, obstacles still stand in the way. "I know that we could stop asking for the IRS letter, and could use a system like GuideStar," one grantmaker told Project Streamline researchers as part of the Drowning in Paperwork, Distracted from Purpose report. "However, our auditors ask for the tax letter to be in each file."
Part of the challenge, according to both Dekko's Dee Slater and Saint Luke's' Peg Butler, is finding the right language. They were able to approach their auditors with a strong argument and with "the lingo that auditors like," as Slater says.
She cited two other ingredients. One was the significant amount of autonomy given to foundation staff, allowing her to "take on these challenges without having to seek permission." Another was the Dekko Foundation's ongoing interest in streamlining. "We're always looking to cut red tape here," she says.
Both foundation staffers see the elimination of the IRS Tax Determination Letter requirement as only the beginning of their foundations' efforts to ease the grant application and reporting burden on nonprofits.
"I advocated for the elimination of the letter as a starting point," says Saint Luke's' Butler. "Since then, we've sat down and looked at the process. We've looked at our requirements from start to finish and have come up with a few other ways to streamline the process and make it easier for us and for our grantees so that we're both not inundated with as much paper and data."
Foundations need to "keep it simple," Dekko's Slater says. "Grants managers tend to be process people, and we love our paperwork. For some people, work has more meaning the more boxes we can check. But with that approach we are just making life harder on ourselves and our grantees."
"Project Streamline says to begin from zero and that's exactly what we're trying to do," says Butler, who urges other foundations to engage in this process. "This is one of the most exciting things to ever come down the grantmaking highway."
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silentjim wrote:Is 20 Million always the max, or are we still allowed to increase in the second and third years? And if so does that mean bird's rights are almost impossible to beat?
20M is always the max. The biggest contract possible is 4 years at 20M for 80M. This is most likely the only time the tie breakers will be needed.


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Crime commissioner promises to tackle 'hidden harm' (From Gazette)
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Crime commissioner promises to tackle 'hidden harm'
5:33pm Monday 3rd March 2014 in News By Will Lodge, Senior reporter
ESSEX Police and Crime Commissioner Nick Alston has spoken out against domestic abuse.
Mr Alston said there are numerous forms of "hidden harm" suffered by people through the county and the rest of the UK.
In a statement he said there are many types, including victims of female genital mutilation and other so-called honour-based abuse.
Mr Alston said: "There are far too many people experiencing intimate terrorism, often from the people they should be able to trust most.
"Very often victims are hidden in plain sight - people we sit next to on the bus or pass on the street, but who exist in their own private prison, without the support or confidence to speak out.
"In the coming months my team and I will be working with Essex Police and partners to develop a more robust strategy for dealing with these types of hidden harm.
"We can only tackle these issues in partnership and we will work diligently to improve the communication, information sharing and partnerships which will allow us to identify victims, provide better support to them, and deliver tougher outcomes for perpetrators of these hidden harms."
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No! I am Spartacus says...
Those carrying out the genital mutilation are 'apparently' following the orders of their god- after all, what right person would do such a thing to their own child if they weren't compelled by some sort of celestial torturer?
Until the religions wake up to how disgraceful the practice is a local county commissioner will have no chance. This requires world wide pressure, not just a headline grabbing government police buffer in Essex.
Similar situation for 'honour' based abuse- and unless Nick Alston is going to change the law on tariffs how exactly might he implement the claim of '...deliver tougher outcomes for perpetrators of these hidden harms.'?
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