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The state may sue ObamaCare website vendor CGI Inc. over website failures that prompted a Byzantine maze of workarounds in the days lending up to the Jan. 1 deadline for expiring health care coverage. What's more, at a Health Connector board meeting post-mortem of the deadline, state officials indicated that workarounds will likely still be needed for the much more crucial April 1 deadline, when federal extensions expire and all individuals and small businesses must be enrolled in new ObamaCare health plans.
State regulators said Gov. Deval Patrick had urged them to "consider all of our legal rights" related to Montreal, Canada-based CGI's failure to perform.
Asked if this could include a lawsuit and a severing of ties with the beleaguered vendor, which was also the lead architect of the disastrous federal healthcare.gov site, Secretary of Administration and Finance Glen Shor said, "All options are on the table right now."
The state has hired the non-profit research firm MITRE to conduct an independent review of the website failures and it will deliver its report by Jan. 17. Connector Executive Director Jean Yang said she did not know the cost of the review, but that it would be paid for by the federal government. Neither Yang nor Shor could estimate the added cost to the state for fixing the website problems and the added manpower needed to perform workarounds. This included tripling the number of call center staff, to 200, in the final weeks.
The review "will help inform us about the level of damage done and the appropriate approach to accountability...the team will be looking at all aspects of additional costs related to the vendors poor performance."
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Joint Staff to get first woman C4 director; Hacker warning note: Don't mess with MDA; The vanishing IG report; The Army network vision thing.
Joint Staff to get first woman C4 director
President Bush has nominated Rear Adm. Nancy Brown for promotion to vice admiral and appointment as director of command, control, communications and computer (C4) systems for the Joint Staff, replacing Marine Lt. Gen. Robert Shea.
Brown currently serves as director of command and control systems at the North American Aerospace Defense Command and director of architectures and integration at the U.S. Northern Command.
Retired Vice Adm. Herb Browne, president and chief executive officer of AFCEA International, said Brown has all "the right tickets" for her new job, including staff and combat experience, a tour as the Joint Staff's vice director of C4 systems and a communications degree from the Naval Postgraduate School. Furthermore, she is a leader who has the support of the troops.
Sounds like the women the Interceptor has worked for here at Federal Computer Week since 1987. During that stretch, either the top editor or the publisher — and sometimes both — have been women.
Hacker warning note: Don't mess with MDA
James Armstrong, chief information officer at the Missile Defense Agency, told the Interceptor that MDA has an armed-response component to its network systems defense.
He was responding to a series of stories we published last week on potential security flaws the Defense Department inspector general identified in MDA's Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD) system and the GMD Communications Network. Armstrong said the network is "absolutely airwalled," with no connection to the public Internet.
The network, which Harris has described as the largest Synchronous Optical Network in the world, runs on specific devices. Anyone who attempts to link another device to the network will trip an alarm, resulting in an armed response, Armstrong said.
We hope that response will involve weapons with more precise targeting abilities than some MDA rockets, which have an unfortunate tendency to go astray.
The vanishing IG report
David Altwegg, MDA's deputy director of operations, confirmed that the agency asked DOD's IG to remove a report from its Web site that highlighted problems with the GMD network. MDA made the request because of security concerns, including the fact that the report identified the network.
Altwegg confirmed our suspicions, even though a well-meaning and affable Pentagon public affairs officer first tried to convince us that the report disappeared because of a computer glitch.
We pointed out that if there was such a glitch, it was targeted better than some MDA warheads, given that it selectively wiped out just one report on the IG's Web site.
When asked why he was talking to FCW about a network the agency does not want publicly identified, Altwegg — to his credit — said he understood First Amendment rights.
We were relieved to hear that because we had started to worry about MDA's armed-response policy.
The Army network vision thing
This is the time of year when all the military services issue their vision statements.
If you can make it past all the "overarching" stuff, you can usually find a few gems, such as the Army's plan to consolidate network access points into a limited number of Area Processing Centers that will use state-of-the-art, defense-in-depth technologies and processes.
The Army said the centers "will not only improve network security policy enforcement but greatly reduce both the amount of information technology hardware and the system administrators required to manage it."
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Big depositors in Cyprus face larger losses than feared
Cyprus to announce Saturday that depositors will get bank shares worth 37.5 per cent of savings beyond 100,000 euros. The remainder may not be paid back.
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NICOSIA, CYPRUS—Big depositors in Cyprus's largest bank stand to lose far more than initially feared under a European Union rescue package to save the island from bankruptcy, a source said Friday.
Under conditions expected to be announced Saturday, depositors in Bank of Cyprus will get shares in the bank worth 37.5 per cent of their deposits over 100,000 euros, a source with direct knowledge of the terms told Reuters.
The rest of their deposits may never be paid back.
The toughening of the terms will send a clear signal that the bailout means the end of Cyprus as a hub for offshore finance and could accelerate economic decline on the island and bring steeper job losses.
Officials had previously spoken of a loss to big depositors of 30 to 40 per cent.
In the wake of the banking crisis, U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew will travel to Europe next week to meet with top financial leaders, The Associated Press reported Friday.
Treasury said in a statement Lew would be discussing economic developments in Europe and ways to promote financial stability.
Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades on Friday defended the 10-billion euro ($13 billion) bailout deal agreed with the EU five days ago, saying it had contained the risk of national bankruptcy.
"We have no intention of leaving the euro," the conservative leader told a conference of civil servants in the capital, Nicosia.
"In no way will we experiment with the future of our country," he said.
Cypriots, however, are angry at the price attached to the rescue — the winding down of the island's second-largest bank, Cyprus Popular Bank, also known as Laiki, and an unprecedented raid on deposits over 100,000 euros.
Under the terms of the deal, the assets of Laiki bank will be transferred to Bank of Cyprus.
At Bank of Cyprus, about 22.5 per cent of deposits over 100,000 euros will attract no interest, the source said. The remaining 40 per cent will continue to attract interest, but will not be repaid unless the bank does well.
Those with deposits under 100,000 euros will continue to be protected under the state's deposit guarantee.
Cyprus's difficulties have sent jitters around the fragile single European currency zone, and led to the imposition of capital controls in Cyprus to prevent a run on banks by worried Cypriots and wealthy foreign depositors.
Banks reopened Thursday after an almost two-week shutdown as Cyprus negotiated the rescue package. In the end, the reopening was largely quiet, with Cypriots queuing calmly for the 300 euros they were permitted to withdraw daily.
The imposition of capital controls has led economists to warn that a second-class "Cyprus euro" could emerge, with funds trapped on the island less valuable than euros that can be freely spent abroad.
Anastasiades said the restrictions on transactions — unprecedented in the currency bloc since euro coins and banknotes entered circulation in 2002 — gradually would be lifted. He gave no time frame, but the central bank said the measures would be reviewed daily.
He hit out at banking authorities in Cyprus and Europe for pouring money into the crippled Laiki.
"How serious were those authorities that permitted the financing of a bankrupt bank to the highest possible amount?" Anastasiades said.
The president, barely a month into the job and wrestling with Cyprus's worst crisis since a 1974 war split the island in two, accused the 17-nation euro currency bloc of making "unprecedented demands that forced Cyprus to become an experiment."
European leaders have insisted the raid on big bank deposits in Cyprus is a one-off in their handling of a debt crisis that refuses to be contained.
But policy-makers are divided, and the waters were muddied a day after the deal was inked when the Dutch chair of the euro zone's finance ministers, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, said it could serve as a model for future crises.
Faced with a market backlash, Dijsselbloem backed off on his statement. But on Friday, European Central Bank Governing Council member Klaas Knot, a fellow Dutchman, said there was "little wrong" with his assessment.
"The content of his remarks comes down to an approach which has been on the table for a longer time in Europe," Knot was quoted as saying by Dutch daily Het Financieele Dagblad. "This approach will be part of the European liquidation policy."
The Cyprus rescue differs from those in other euro zone countries because bank depositors have had to take losses, although an initial plan to hit small deposits as well as big ones was abandoned and accounts under 100,000 euros were spared.
Warnings of a stampede at Cypriot banks when they reopened on Thursday proved unfounded.
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Some economists say those restrictions will be difficult to lift. Anastasiades said the capital controls would be "gradually eased until we can return to normal."
The government initially said the controls would stay in place for seven days, but Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides said Thursday they could last about a month.
On Friday, easing a ban on cheque payments, Cypriot authorities said cheques could be used to make payments to government agencies up to a limit of 5,000 euros. Anything more than 5,000 euros would require Central Bank approval.
The bank also issued a directive limiting the cash that can be taken to areas of the island beyond the "control of the Cypriot authorities"—a reference to Turkish-controlled northern Cyprus which considers itself an independent state. Cyprus residents can take 300 euros; non-residents can take 500.
Under the terms of the capital controls, Cypriots and foreigners are allowed to take up to 1,000 euros in cash when they leave the island.
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Even though I am a big fan of silver I have to admit that copper is better. It has more personality, carries some energy and is easy to work with.
Components:Copper beads ,round wooden beads, Swarovski
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OOOOOOOOOOOoooooooo this is fabulous! I agree! Copper is a very cool material to work with. Love this!
Very pretty!!! Should the title be "Ode to Copper"?
Very nice!
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Exactly! This is the ode to copper.
Very pretty nice job!!
I am also a huge fan of silver, but this is an awesome job with copper!
Instant sunshine. Love it!
Did you fabricate the beads from copper wire? If so, I would love to know how you did it!
Nice job! Great use of the copper wire beads.
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K.H., I got these copper wire beads from LB years ago. I fell in love with these beads immediately but it took me one year to come to this design.
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Reet – it was worth the wait!!! I too buy beads that are beyond my capabilities and grow into them.
Cool copper, and so easy to work with,neat design.
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Gyula Horn, helped part Iron Curtain, at 80By DOUGLAS MARTIN
THE NEW YORK TIMES | June 22,2013Gyula Horn, a former leader of Hungary who in 1989 ripped a hole in the Iron Curtain, helping to set off months of tumultuous change in which communist governments in Eastern Europe fell one after the other, died Wednesday in Budapest. He was 80.
The Hungarian government announced the death. He had been hospitalized since 2007 with what was reported to be a brain malfunction.
Horns life encompassed much of the history of 20th-century Hungary. His father, a communist, was executed by the Nazis occupying Hungary in 1944. Gyula (pronounced JOO-la) also became a hard-line communist, serving in militia units that hunted down government opponents during their revolt in 1956. The rebels lynched his brother, also a communist.
As foreign minister, as Moscows grip on Eastern Europe slipped, Horn proved nimble as a newly minted, nonideological, pragmatic reformer in helping to lead Hungary away from communism. Elected prime minister as a socialist in 1994, he angered Hungarians by cutting social programs to stanch raging inflation.
Horns indelible image was a photograph taken of him and Alois Mock, the Austrian foreign minister, on June 27, 1989, cutting through once-electrified barbed wire on the border between their two countries. The men seemed to be tearing the Iron Curtain, the daunting symbol of the ideological rivalry and actual physical boundary between communist and non-communist Europe.
The truth was that the removal of the fence had begun two months earlier, because it was badly in need of repair. But the critical meaning of the stunt which dozens of photographers were invited to document was that it provoked no reaction in the Soviet Union, although it had tens of thousands of troops stationed in Hungary.
Horn said his purpose was to create an irreversible situation.
Events accelerated. East Germans, who had long gone to Hungary to meet with West German friends and relatives, refused to return home. The border police turned a blind eye when several hundred slipped across to Austria during a picnic Aug. 19. Three weeks after the picnic, Horn appeared on Hungarian television and announced that the East Germans were free to cross the border.
Two months later, the Berlin Wall was breached and communist dictatorships began to fall. In 1990, Horn was awarded the Charlemagne Prize whose winners include Winston Churchill and Vaclav Havel, the former Czech president for laying one of the foundation stones for European unity. The prize is given by the city of Aachen, Germany.
Gyula Horn was born July 5, 1932, in Budapest, the capital. The third of eight children, he was raised in a working-class district of the city. After the Gestapo killed his father, he went to work at 11 in manual labor jobs. In 1950 he was sent to Russia to study accounting at an economics institute. He returned to work in Hungarys Finance Ministry.
He joined the Foreign Ministry in 1959 and served as a diplomat in Bulgaria and Romania before working his way up to deputy foreign minister in 1985 and foreign minister in 1989.
After Hungarians rebelled against the communist government in 1956, he joined a brigade that helped hunt down and arrest democratic activists. He never denied taking these actions, but said he had never hurt anybody. Nonetheless, two Hungarian presidents vetoed his nomination for high national awards in 2002 and 2007 because of his actions during and after the uprising.
In the 1970s, Horn worked cautiously to liberalize government controls in Hungary in an experiment that came to be known as goulash communism. As even that system collapsed, he was instrumental in transforming the Communist Party into the Hungarian Socialist Party. He became the partys chairman in 1990.
He was elected to Parliament the same year and retained his seat until 2010. In the 1994 election, he led the Socialists to a majority. But in forming a government he included liberals as a way to reassure Hungarians and foreigners who were concerned that the former Communist Party might regain power. He stepped down after his party lost in 1998.MORE IN Wire NewsVIENNA Reflecting its lessening oil clout, OPEC decided Thursday to keep its output target on... Full StoryHONG KONG A Hong Kong court on Thursday banned a high-profile student leader from going near a... Full StoryNEW YORK Millions of Americans across the country marked the holiday with lots of turkey,... Full Story
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AROUND TOWNWednesday another 'Spare the Air' day
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PALO ALTO ISSUESPolice investigating assaults at or near Paly
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NYC man eats roaches for an iPod
"Pariente was fastest among three finalists at eating a baker's dozen of oven-baked cockroaches — and he did it with his hands tied behind his back and without ketchup.
'They were good,' he said, cradling the box with the small computer inside. 'Crunchy and salty. I would eat them again.'"
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Posted by Dude on October 11, 2004 at 12:14 PM (CDT)
man i would eat some cockaroaches for an ipod
but i already have one so its all goood
Posted by joe schmo yo on October 11, 2004 at 12:36 PM (CDT)
Obviously this is the easiest way to win an iPod yet. Twelve, come on, piece of cake.
Posted by Lupin III on October 11, 2004 at 1:05 PM (CDT)
Whoops, bakers dozen. 13, still not too hard. Those bug eating contests are all mental, just picture eating candy and close your eyes.
Posted by Lupin III on October 11, 2004 at 1:06 PM (CDT)
''They were good,' he said, cradling the box with the small computer inside. 'Crunchy and salty. I would eat them again.'"'
The box with the small computer inside? I thought he was getting an iPod.
Posted by dino in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada on October 11, 2004 at 1:08 PM (CDT)
the ipod technically is a small computer, just to let ya know
Posted by MATRIXsjd in Burbank, Ca on October 11, 2004 at 2:24 PM (CDT)
Oy. Slow news day, anyone?
But yeah, that's gross.
Posted by jbrez on October 11, 2004 at 3:09 PM (CDT)
I love my iPod, but I value my dignity more.
Posted by Oxhead on October 12, 2004 at 7:07 AM (CDT)
Talk about slow! Hey people, if you think ipodlounge is so great, how come they post silly stories like "Man eats roaches for iPod" instead of giving us the skinny on the NEW 60G 6TH GENERATION photo iPOD coming out in 60 days!
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Posted by Stylescraper on October 12, 2004 at 9:02 AM (CDT)
i heard about this on American Morning on CNN this morning - should be out in time for the holidays. i'm most stoked about the photo-support. should be sweet.
Posted by peteyH on October 12, 2004 at 9:47 AM (CDT)
i've eaten roaches (actually water bugs) on my trips to asia and polished off alot more than a dozen at a sitting. no doubt about it i would've won the contest had i entered. nothing goes better with a cold brew than a creepy crawly.
Posted by hotspur62 on October 14, 2004 at 6:58 AM (CDT)
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Olympic Marketing Notes: McDonald's Unveils U.K. Ad Campaign For London Games
Published June 27, 2012
RECORD PLAYER: CBSSPORTS.com's Bryan Fischer cited a source as saying that U.S. decathlete Ashton Eaton, who set a new world record of 9,039 points last weekend at the U.S. Track and Field Trials in Eugene, Ore., is "getting paid $750,000" by Nike as a bonus for achieving the record. Fischer: "Given that Olympians are not the highest paid athletes in the world, that's a lot of dough" (CBSSPORTS.com, 6/26). Meanwhile, Eaton on Sunday appeared at a Safeway location in Eugene and at the Trials Fan Festival "on behalf of sponsor Powerade" (Eugene REGISTER-GUARD, 6/25).
BOLTED OFF: CAMPAIGN LIVE's Sarah Shearman notes Virgin Media has been "rapped by the ad watchdog for two online ads featuring [Jamaican sprinter] Usain Bolt as Richard Branson, after BSkyB challenged its broadband speed claims." A message on Virgin Media's website "featured Bolt delivering 'a message from Richard Branson,' claiming that he was doubling everyone's broadband speeds 'because I can.'" Sky contested that "the small print, saying broadband speeds would only be doubled in cabled areas and customers who already have a 100Mb connection would get a price cut instead of double speed, was misleading and contradicted the main claim." Virgin Media launched the Bolt ad campaign, created by DDB UK, in January. It was the "biggest campaign to date for the telecoms provider" (CAMPAIGNLIVE.co.uk, 6/27).


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- 17.5-inch length provides plenty of storage space without overwhelming smaller kitchens
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- Dimensions: 17 1/2-in. long, 1 3/4-in. height, 1/2-in. width
- Material: Aluminum
- Model No.: 32621-450
- Origin: Germany
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Went up easily (hardware included). I've always been a little leery of these -- afraid one of the cats or my feet might get impaled. The magnets are strong enough (and the product is wide enough) to hold thirteen knives (including my heavy 18" chef's knife) with no worries.I recommend this product.
This is an excellent product! I researched the much higher priced magnetic bars and saw no advantages so
I ordered this one. What at savings and I love it! It makes my favorite knives so easy to use and store. The bar is plenty strong and holds all of my favorites securely!I recommend this product.
Excellent product!! All of my knives are visible and easy to get to! This holds them securely and they stay right where I put them.I recommend this product.
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This is the best knife holder I've owned so far and I've had a few in my 60 years! It was easy to install and holds all my knives securely. I would highly recommend this to anyone that values their drawer/counter space and wants a safe knife storage.I recommend this product.
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Support brackets inadequate but strong magnet
Had to use better (longer) screws going into solid wood backing and add an additional screw into the center of the assembly to keep the whole magnet from popping off the side brackets which are plastic.I recommend this product.
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.. the next host system in the series will be the NKR Elastic.
They must be out of their beautiful minds
If they think people are going to use these areas to store databases with any type of sensitive data, which is actually most databases.
Though there are some generic databases, that could do well stored online, oh I see interesting times ahead.
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