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Wow, this is a disappointment. It's hard for me to believe that the Almanac editorial board actually talked with the candidates. If they had, they would have discovered that the incumbents are not listening to their constituency and are executing without a Strategic Plan - both for facilities and enrollment growth and for general academic purposes. The status quo on the Board is to be reactive to problems, as opposed to strategically avoiding them. Experience is not a precursor to success in this position, particularly when that experience has not been positive.
I do not know Ms. Jack personally, but I can say from her position statements that she has a better understanding of what's required to develop a plan for the growing SUHSD.
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Please join FRIENDS OF CEDARMERE, members of Nassau County organizations, fellow musicians, friends, colleagues and family of Leonard Shaw as we celebrate his extraordinary life.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, November 22nd at the Bryant Library in Roslyn at 2:00 p.m.
Parking is limited. There is another parking area on the right past the Church and Library.
The Library is handicapped accessible.
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Sponsored by The Hagedorn Foundation
Come in from the cold and join the FRIENDS OF CEDARMERE at our Holiday Poetry Reading on Sunday December 7th, from 2-5pm. Relax in the cpzy warmth of this historic home and listen to our featured poets:
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Cynthia Cruz
The Poetry Reading events and reception are held at CEDARMERE, the historic home of poet and editor, William Cullen Bryant.
Free. Donations gratefully accepted.
Leonard Shaw: In Memoriam
It is with great sorrow that the Friends of Cedarmere Board of Directors announce the passing of Leonard 'Len' Shaw, who died on October 22nd after a brief illness.
Vice-President and Treasurer of Friends of Cedarmere, Len was also Roslyn Village representative to the Hempstead Harbor Protection Committee, and Secretary of the Roslyn Landmark Society. An accomplished violinist, Leonard was a longtime member of the North Shore Symphony Orchestra (NSSO).
Len was active in the Roslyn community for many years.
Select images on this website are supplied by the following photographers with All Rights Reserved.
Written permission was received for their use and the Friends of Cedarmere thank them for their generosity: Paul Moore flickr.com/rhedae, Roni Chastain ronichas.zenfolio.com
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Report- DiPietro Has Concussion
03/29/07 at 12:27 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the NY Daily News,
The likelihood of Rick DiPietro playing for the Islanders this weekend appears so slim that it would be "very surprising" to a person who has been in regular contact with the franchise goalie over the last several days.
That's because DiPietro indeed learned earlier this week that he is suffering from a concussion, two people close to the groggy goalie confirmed yesterday, and not just the "headaches" the Islanders revealed as his lone diagnosis before Tuesday's night's 3-2 loss to the Devils.
One published report yesterday indicated that DiPietro was expected to return as early as tomorrow in Buffalo as long as his headaches subsided, a notion one of the goalie's close friends categorized as "unbelievable" and "ridiculous."
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All Malkin
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from the Pittsburgh Penguins,
Q: How have you spent the majority of your free time when not practicing or playing?
EM: Compared to Russia, we play many more games over here. Every time I have free time, I just try to relax. I am still going shopping and to restaurants and to different places. When we have free time, I just watch TV and movies.
Q: How important is winning the Calder Trophy to you?
EM: It's important to me. I want to prove I am better or not less than Ovechkin, who won that award last season. Another side, I just want to help my teammates to win games. It is important, but there are two sides to it.
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Peca Out For The Regular Season
03/29/07 at 11:11 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Canada.com,
At 11:38 a.m. Wednesday, Michael Peca was skating by himself on a pristine sheet of ice. He returned to the dressing room around noon and, not long past 1 p.m., he confirmed his regular season with the Toronto Maple Leafs had come to a close.
His recovery from a broken right leg will keep him on the sidelines until at least the first round of the playoffs. The 33-year-old centre had pledged, days after the injury occurred in December, that he would return before the end of the team's regular season schedule.
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Carney Sets The Tone For Wild "D"
03/29/07 at 11:08 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Star-Tribune,
First, on the ice. He has become the team's steadiest defenseman. Carney is a plus-21, which would be a franchise record. He plays heavy minutes and in all defensive situations.
"He's a veteran," Wild coach Jacques Lemaire said. "He's been in the playoffs, he knows what it takes to win. When you have that, you carry that at different times during the season—that energy that you need to have to win games."
But there's more. Carney is also a mentor to the defensive corps—most notably to Burns—Carney's playing partner. They talk on the ice, of course. But after every shift they talk on the bench. Sometimes Carney will reinforce a good play. Sometimes Carney's job is to calm down a young player who is struggling.
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Avoid The "Bunnies"
03/29/07 at 10:00 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Toronto Sun,
Name: Frank Torpey
Occupation: To scare the bejesus out of NHL players so they won't get it on with groupies.
I doubt that's what it said on his business card, but yes, that was his job. Talk about fighting a losing battle. That's like trying to sell Britney on the benefits of underwear.
Frank was an FBI agent who became the first chief of security for the NHL starting back in 1970. He died in 2001 at the age of 71, but is fondly remembered. When I asked Maple Leafs coach Paul Maurice, and former Leaf Kris King if they remembered Frank, they immediately did their best impressions.
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03/29/07 at 09:53 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Red Fisher at the Montreal Gazette,
As you'd expect, there will be an 'A' list attending tonight's tribute to Jean Beliveau at the Bell Centre….
Gordie Howe is coming, and so are Johnny Bower, Ed Giacomin, Red Kelly, Rod Gilbert, Tony Esposito, Wayne Cashman, Doug Gilmour, Michel Goulet, Marian Stastny, Alain Cote and Stephen Finn.
And then, you can add this list of former distinguished Canadiens: Dickie Moore, Elmer Lach, Emile Bouchard, Senator Frank Mahovlich, Pete Mahovlich, Guy Lafleur, Henri Richard, Yvan Cournoyer, Larry Robinson, Ken Dryden, Serge Savard, Guy Lapointe, Yvon Lambert, Andre Pronovost, Bob Gainey, Dollard St. Laurent, Guy Carbonneau, Marcel Bonin, Phil Goyette, Jean-Guy Talbot, Bobby Rousseau, Stephane Quintal, Vincent Damphousse and, of course, Rejean Houle, who was deeply involved in the organization of this one-of-a-kind event.
more.. if only Montreal was closer to Detroit, I'd be there…
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Contract Talk
03/29/07 at 09:43 AM ET | Comments (0)
This time of year, teams are planning changes and trying to sign players to extensions.
Spector has a great wrap-up today of all the talk…
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Huet Could Start Saturday
03/29/07 at 09:41 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Montreal Gazette,
Cristobal Huet said it's not his place to say when - or if - he will return to the Canadiens lineup, but the smart money says he will be in goal Saturday night when the Buffalo Sabres visit the Bell Centre.
Rookie Jaroslav Halak has carried the load for the Canadiens as they have moved into a playoff position in the Eastern Conference with five consecutive victories. But there are good reasons why Huet should get a start Saturday night even if Halak stands on his head and blanks the Ottawa Senators tomorrow night.
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Sundin Not Happy With Seedings
03/29/07 at 09:14 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Steve Simmons of the Toronto Sun,
"I don't think it's right," the Maple Leafs captain said. "I just don't like that part of the system."
Sundin isn't talking about the Leafs' forever-in-doubt playoff status. He isn't talking about a league that awards more points for some games than others.
He is talking about the break of being in the Southeast Division, where a first-place team—as of yesterday afternoon it was the Atlanta Thrashers—get a choice spot in the playoff standings while more accomplished teams with more points, such as the Ottawa Senators and Pittsburgh Penguins, get pushed back.
"You should be seeded by how many points you get, not being in a (soft) division," Sundin said.
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Too Big To Play
03/29/07 at 09:12 AM ET | Comments (0)
via the Toronto Star,
Ottawa Senators coach Bryan Murray criticized minor hockey officials in western Quebec and defended the rights of his 8-year-old grand-nephew to play the game yesterday.
Jared Murray, the son of New York Rangers assistant director of player personnel Tim Murray, is at the centre of a controversy after the novice B player was ruled ineligible to compete in a regional tournament.
The 4-foot-9, 110-pound Grade 3 student was deemed to be ``bigger and stronger," by Hockey Outaouais officials.
"I don't think anybody should be discriminated against because of size," Murray said. "It's parents, it's administrators of programs I suppose ... that have made this decision and I don't understand it."
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With all the talk of fiscal cliffs sequestrations, financial binds and "next year's budget," I started thinking about cloud security in more tangible ways. Specifically returns on investment, economic impact and total costs of ownership. Just like death and taxes, businesses can add intrusion and attack to the list of sureties. I can hear CFOs all over the world sigh in exasperation as they feel pressured to add another expense line item to minimize the building security threats to their enterprises.
Before you add another decimal place to security budgets, maybe it's time you consider the how cloud-deployed security options can not only address the complexities of enterprise security ably, but do so at considerable savings.
Study after study promotes that a cloud computing model saves organization money. We know that more and more functionality is moving to the cloud. For things like CRM or other standard business applications, it simply makes sense. We recognize the limited time and funding to run and maintain enterprise applications and the cloud provides that great equalizer. This model extends itself to cloud security and security-as-a-service.
First there are the over-arching savings of cloud-computing in general:
- Elimination of CapEx costs: no hardware or software to buy (Any "cloud" company that asks you to install a server on your premises to monitor your enterprise isn't cloud)
- Pay-as-you-go scalable: Most cloud providers can offer considerable cost savings through economies of scale. The ability to adjust the level of service necessary (elastic provisioning) creates flexibility for increased margins and cost-controls.
- Zero-day start/On demand delivery of service: no waiting time after the service has been purchased to develop and configure a complex system. This means no development hell or waiting for Phase 2 to be complete in order to start reaping benefits.
- Head count savings: included in most cloud services are the personnel costs (salary, benefits, overhead, churn/hiring costs) a company does not need to invest in more people and gains the benefit of the security expertise and tribal knowledge of the cloud security provider.
- Best-of breed resource/expertise expansion: Companies improve their overall business agility through proven technologies supported and updated by the core competencies of the developers. Meanwhile CIOs get to move more IT budget to innovation or enablement programs.
But where are the benefits of cloud security from an ROI perspective:
- 24/7 Availability: Cloud security is about continuous monitoring. To properly secure the expanding footprint of an enterprise's IT landscape, there must be the vigilance to catch analyze and remediate issues as quickly as possible. Like a cancer, if security issues go undetected, they can metastasize and spread. Having a professional monitor a network 7/24/365 (in real time) seems like a luxury for Fortune 500 companies. Cloud security makes this option available for the most modest organizations. The holes in security that are created through intermittent monitoring, vague automation settings and periodic machine log reviews will cost an organization. But continuous monitoring isn't a cost center. Preventive and proactive security creates reduced risk (without additional man hours) which allows for redeployed resources and a realignment based of business needs.
- Unification: The agility from the cloud allows companies to leverage the capabilities of various security solutions looking at multiple parts of the enterprise. This includes intrusion detection, credentialing, access, SSO, web authentication and compliance audits. It not only allows an enterprise to acquire more and greater functionality for virtually the same cost, but it also centralizes the collective intelligence and provides the advantage enhanced visibility through correlated and situational context. This, in turn, creates better and faster decisions which streamline resources and save money.
- Improved productivity Although there are many examples of this within cloud based security, I will point to one (and use future blogs to expound on others). Using identity management, companies can automatically provision and deprovision users. This service alone can save 75% of the requests across the enterprise. Imagine the additional savings when IT is not slogged down with forgotten password requests/resets along with managing credentials. There are studies that prove that this alone saves companies nearly $200K per year. Now with better employee productivity (because this helps solve BYOD issues) and certain portions of your network safe from data theft and leakage, IT can concentrate on business issues that drive revenue.
- Compliance: Dozens of man hours are typically needed each month to complete all the reports needed to satisfy a regulatory agency auditor; and for most companies, it's not just one agency, but several. Through real time correlation, most of the work of identifying, capturing, encrypting and storing(or destroying) certain pieces of information and providing the proof your best practices are in line with internal and external policies is easier. Because of unification, multi-silo collection and security centralization, 75 hours per month becomes 10. And more importantly, the degree of accuracy of the reporting is significantly better. And with better reports, the threat of fines disappears.
Gartner estimates the annual cost to own and manage traditional on premise security software applications can be 4X the initial purchase. This is chiefly due to the need to acquire and maintain the resources to support the deployment. In many cases, for less than what a company pays for in support and maintenance of these on premise initiatives, they could have twice the capability from the cloud.
When it's money that matters, the bottom line should be as much about saving as it is spending; as long as the result is a positive return on the investment. Enterprise security is not different. For years seen as a cost center, through cloud-based solutions it can now be redefined as a revenue enablement mechanism. Certainly there are costs involved in a maintaining a safe network perimeter, protecting and securing data and compliance auditing. However, by exploiting the benefits and strengths provided by cloud based security, you can prudently and effectively contain the issues with plentiful resources to reinvest in your core competencies and focus on driving business forward. Security issues will not go away, but you can direct less at them and in return, receive more greater results.
When looking at the cloud in term of security…sometimes you can have your cake and eat it too.
Kevin Nikkhoo
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NATAL, Brazil (AP) — Cameroon came late to the World Cup after a bonus dispute caused trouble before the squad got to Brazil. Now that the players are here, the team wants to leave all that back in Africa.
Cameroon coach says dispute behind them
Yet with Friday's first match against Mexico in Group A looming, the dispute was still the first question posed to the players in Thursday's news conference.
It took about five seconds for Cameroon spokesman Rafael Nkoa to silence any answer.
"This press conference has only to do with the game," Nkoa barked. "We don't want to discuss any other matter."
And so they didn't, except for coach Volker Finke's later dismissal that the dispute — which forced the Cameroon Football Federation to take out a private loan to meet player payment demands — had harmed team spirit, just when it needs to be at its best.
That's just how business gets done in Cameroon, Finke said.
"I think you have to respect a difference in culture. It's not something to be judged from the outside. Somebody in Germany, or in France, can't understand how things happen in Cameroon," Volke said. "It works for people in Cameroon. Just respect the way things happen in Africa. We found a solution."
Still, Cameroon seems to be having a hard time finding its footing on a different continent as it tries to avoid a repeat of South Africa 2010 when it lost all three group games and made an early exit.
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"It's not the end of the world. We work properly, will live together well, we hope to have the best tournament possible," defender Nicolas N'Koulou said.
By contrast, Mexico confidently breezed into this balmy coastal city on a quest to make history for a country that has never advanced past the World Cup quarterfinals.
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Australia's domestic spy agency the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) has cancelled the passports of 20 men from across western Sydney because of fears of their 'jihad mentality' and that there was a possibility of the men travelling abroad to participate in politically motivated violence.
In an exclusive, the Sydney Morning Herald reports that the move against the men came without warning. Some of the men found their passports had been cancelled or were deemed to have been ''invalidly obtained'' when they tried to leave Australia on holiday to Thailand, Bali and Saudi Arabia.
As reported earlier, the Sydney police had arrested two men on charges of attempting to help fighters in the Syrian Civil war. A 39-year-old was charged for being "actively involved in recruiting" Australian men and facilitating their travel to Syria, along with a 23-year-old who was arrested for attempting to travel to Syria for participation in the ongoing civil war. It was reported that the police were on the lookout for five others in the case.
Abu Bakr, 19, one of the men whose passport was cancelled by the ASIO told the SMH that he first came to know that the spy agency thought he would become a foreign fighter when he received a letter saying he was a threat to national security and asked him to surrender his passport.
''It is a 10-page letter saying I had a jihadi mentality ... I have never been approached by ASIO to talk about this,'' he said.
Claiming that he had no plans to travel overseas, Mr Bakr said his record was clear, shiny gold.
"I am not a criminal," he said.
Mr Bakr believes the only reason he was targeted was because he was outspoken about atrocities against Muslims.
Australia's intelligence agencies believe there are more that 100 Australians who are fighting overseas with groups such as Jabhat al-Nusra in Syria.
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A Louisiana school teacher is behind bars for having sex with a student and exposing him to the AIDS virus. Knowingly exposing someone to a deadly virus — in this case a minor — means multiple felonies, but what if this student contracts AIDS from the illicit encounter — or if it's determined to be a case of rape?
Some countries or jurisdictions, including some areas of the U.S., have enacted laws expressly to criminalize HIV transmission or exposure, charging those accused with: criminal transmission of HIV. Others, including the United Kingdom, charge the accused under existing laws with such crimes as murder, manslaughter, attempted murder, or assault.
Terrebonne Parish sheriff's deputies arrested Derrick Nesby, 37, Wednesday at H.L. Bourgeois High School, the school where he teaches.
The 37-year-old is accused of having sex with a 16-year-old male student at the school.
"We can establish the fact that there was an encounter that happened," said Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Chief of Detectives Malcolm Wolfe.
According to investigators, a resource officer at the school was the first to receive the complaints that Nesby was involved with a 16-year-old, but deputies would not say when or where the particular incident took place.
Investigators say Nesby was also a track coach and had only been employed at the school for a year. Detectives believe it was during the past school year that he engaged in inappropriate contact with the teen.
However, Nesby denies all the allegations.
"We continued our investigation where we established more evidence that something did happen, and at that point we got a warrant for his arrest," Wolfe said.
What is even more shocking is that through the detectives' investigation, they learn Nesby has AIDS.
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In addition to facing a charge of felony carnal knowledge of a juvenile, Nesby faces a charge of intentional exposure of the AIDS virus.
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Malaysia surpassed Indonesia as the key player in the upstream hydrocarbon industry in Southeast Asia last year, as Indonesia struggles to encourage new investments in the sector amid the nation's dwindling oil production.
Research by the Wood Mackenzie Group showed Indonesia, the former sole Southeast Asia member of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec), only contributed 14 per cent to the region's newly discovered oil and gas reserves in 2012.
The Edinburgh-based global energy oil and gas research specialist said that last year, Indonesia discovered 13 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe) of new reserves in 20 new oil and gas fields.
Malaysia, on the other hand, was the "stand-out performer" in Southeast Asia's upstream sector with estimated discoveries of 1.4 billion boe last year, or 72 per cent of the total discoveries in the region.
At least six new gas fields with combined estimated reserves of 7.3 trillion cubic feet (tcf) discovered in Malaysia were included in the top-10 largest discoveries in Southeast Asia, according to the report.
Malaysia's state-owned energy company, Petronas Carigali, Swedish oil and gas firm Lundin Petroleum and US-based Murphy Oil were among the most successful players in Malaysia. Murphy, which lost US$214.6 million after discovering dry holes during its four-year explorations off the coast of Papua, Indonesia, was successful off the coast of Sabah, Malaysia, with its three fields holding a combined total of 600 billion cubic feet (bcf) of gas reserves.
"The year 2012 was a disappointing year for Indonesia," Wood Mackenzie said in its report, a copy of which was obtained by The Jakarta Post.
Norwegian Statoil's two oil and gas fields in the Karama block in the Makassar Strait, Sulawesi, as well as several basins drilled by the Netherlands-owned Pexco in North Sumatra and Italy's ENI off East Kalimantan were described as "disappointments" by the research group.
Malaysia, which according to Wood Mackenzie had introduced several fiscal initiatives to encourage exploration and development, awarded 13 production sharing contracts (PSCs) in 2012, a record number for any one year.
Overall, the lack of upstream activity in Indonesia, which awarded 20 contracts last year, down from 52 awarded in 2011, as well as in Myanmar, which awarded three licenses, down from 12 in 2011, contributed to a dreary year in terms of licensing activity in Southeast Asia.
With 47 licenses awarded across the region last year, licensing activity was down by 36 per cent compared with 2011.
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