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Purchase insurance motorcycle
For motorcycle insurance, the insured must provide the same documents as part of a classic car insurance (car registration, driver's license, identification, disclosure statement).
If a motorcycle insurance can be underwritten by general insurance companies, insurance companies are specialized, especially online. If you want to compare the different motorcycle insurance quote, contact a broker to find the best motorcycle insurance.
Note: once the insurance contract, an insurance sticker is given to the insured. It must appear on a surface visible on the front of the plane formed by the front fork of the bike.
The guarantees offered by insurance motorcycle
The motorcycle insurance must at least be a third party insurance. While it is possible to ensure his bike all risks.
As with auto insurance policies, insurance companies also offer optional additional coverage to cover additional risks (theft, fire, injury of the driver, …)
Namely: the bikes are particularly susceptible to theft. It is therefore highly recommended to purchase a warranty for the flight in his insurance policy motorcycle.
The cost of motorcycle insurance
The insurance premium is calculated according to several criteria:
-Make and model of motorcycle,
-The power of the bike
-Profile of the insured (age, geographic location, history, 100% free credit score…)
Thus, an unbridled motorcycle, whose power has been increased or have undergone changes compromising its approval, is no longer covered by the various guarantees of the insurance policy motorcycle.
The principle of no-claims bonus is also applied, under the same rules as apply to car insurance.
The additional guarantees and options
Motorcycle insurance contracts offer specific guarantees which may cover the helmet, the top-boxes, GPS …Not only against the risk of theft, but also against damage due to accident.
In addition, some contracts offer terms based on the use of the bike. They reflect the fact that some owners do not use their bike during the winter months. To them, therefore they offer a rate allowing for a period of immobilization of the bike that can range from 2 to 6 months per year.
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Ministry of Finance of Uzbekistan published clarified data on market of insurance service market of Uzbekistan for the first half of 2014.
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Aggregate capital of the banks of Uzbekistan reached over 6.6 trillion soums as of 1 July 2014, the press service of the Central Bank of Uzbekistan said.
Grain harvest has wrapped up in Uzbekistan. Local farmers have yielded more than 8 million tons of grain. The yield of the leading farms has exceeded 90 metric quintals per hectare. The President of Uzbekistan Islam Karimov has congratulated grain cultivators with the success.
This phrase sounds regularly on board the airplanes flying from Uzbekistan to more than 40 cities of Europe, Asia and America. Modern airliners with the insignia of Uzbekistan Airways National Air Company can be encountered on the flight pathways of international airports – from New York in the West through to Tokyo in the East, and from Tyumen in the North through to Singapore in the South. That is one of the symbols of the independent Uzbekistan, namely, a robust, stable and speedily advancing airline company.
Nowadays, as one of the world's largest producers and exporters of cotton, Uzbekistan is undoubtedly one of the leading participants in the world cotton market.
President of Uzbekistan Islam Karimov signed a resolution "On celebration of Ramadan Hait" on 23 July, in line with which 28 July is announced as holiday in Uzbekistan.
The document was adopted taking into account role and importance of Eid ul-Fitr in spiritual life of Uzbekistan, preserving and praising national-spiritual values.
According to the document, first day of Eid ul-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan month, falls to 28 July. In order to mark the holiday widely, Uzbek leader announced 28 July as holiday in Uzbekistan.
The resolution entrusted national funds Nuroniy and Makhalla, Kamolat Youth Movement and other public structure organize celebrations in high level.
(Source: UzDaily.com)
Uzbekistan is planning a project that is going to play a key role in the introduction of modern information technologies in the nation's transactional sphere.
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Unknown gunmen on Tuesday evening (January 22nd) killed the field commander of the Samarra Sahwa forces in al-Jalam, eastern Samarra, Salaheddine police said.
"Unknown gunmen stormed the house of Sheikh Sabbar al-Abbasi last night after killing two of his guards, then killed him and fled to an unknown place," Salaheddine police spokesman Hasan al-Majmaie told Al-Shorfa.
Al-Majmaie said the victim held several positions within the Sahwa forces, helped crack down on al-Qaeda between 2008 and 2009, and, in co-ordination with army forces, put an end to the influence of al-Qaeda-affiliated groups in Samarra.
Police are currently searching for the perpetrators after receiving reports from citizens were near the scene of attack, he said.
كرار الحسن
We belong to Allah and to him we shall return. The murder of the Iraqi members of the Sahwa forces is a disaster and I really wish to be in their place. Those who support me should accompany me tomorrow to be among the Sahwa forces and replace the martyr. In this way, we will form a strong front against terrorism. If the terrorists killed one or five, they will be replaced with five thousand. I want to say to the terrorists that you will never make us fear assassination or bombings. The life is so short and we will never accept your malicious works. We will defeat you, whether you accepted this or not. We will fight you all. If you killed us we will enter Paradise and be martyrs. If we killed you, we will live honorably. Both options are good and if you really know Islam, you would have realized that the martyrdom is better. The martyrdom of the Sahwa forces and ordinary Iraqis is true, while yours is fake. You will be punished in this world and hereafter, as God promised those who kill the Muslims without right.
مراد الروح
May god punish those who killed the Sahwa leader who didn't do any fault other than defending his country and trying to tackle terrorism. However, the coming days will prove that no terrorist will ever be able to carry out such crimes because the Iraqi people have become more aware and are ready to confront terrorism. Iraqis know that they can't escape doing their duties and face terrorism man to man so long that the terrorists desire the demise of the Iraqi people. In addition, I hope that the Iraqis will take revenge for every Iraqi citizen who lost his live in order to get rid of the terrorist groups. Uniting against terrorism makes it very easy to get rid of terrorists. Also, every Iraqi person who has any information about any terrorist group must immediately approach the Iraqi police and provide them with any information relating to the weapons caches that contain weaponry and explosives. This would make it easy for security personnel to go to these places immediately in order to rid Iraq from any other terrorist operations.
سامر سهل
I expect that the damned terrorism will get out of Iraq very soon because in this way the individual counterstrikes against the relatives and family members of the targeted person is a sign of weakness. We should not forget to say to the families of this leader to be patient. We belong to God the Almighty and to him we shall return. However, we should not despair and we have to admit that terrorism will leave our country soon. Currently, they are about to get rid of the terrorist masterminds in Iraq. I wish that no member of the Sahwa forces would allow this to dishearten them. Rather, they should complete the procession, ask mercy for their colleague, and continue their procession towards achievement of a higher objective, which is the purification of Iraq from the corruption of those terrorists to be trialed, God willing. We hope that this will heal the hearts of all people in Iraq.


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United Auto Worker's President Bob King speaks at the annual Center for Automotive Research's Management Briefing Seminar near Traverse City, Mich., in this file photo.
DETROIT — Volkswagen and the United Auto Workers union leaders say they are continuing to talk about how a works council may be created in Chattanooga to help bring workers and managers together to plan car production.
But both sides say any decision about union representation at the VW plant in Chattanooga should be made by the hourly employees at the facility.
Volkswagen of America's new chief executive, in his first comments on union organizing efforts at the company's Chattanooga plant, said Monday he will accept whatever workers at the factory decide on the issue.
"Democracy is an important part of American culture," Michael Horn said at the North American International Auto Show.
Horn, who is German and replaced Jonathan Browning this week as head of VW in North America, said it's up to the plant's workers to decide what they want to do concerning United Auto Workers.
"That's a fundamental view I have personally," he said.
Browning had called for "a formal vote" by the workers at the Chattanooga factory, where VW is looking at setting up a German-style works council. The car maker said that under U.S. labor law, workers need union representation in order for the works council to be established.
United Auto Workers chief Bob King said a majority of Volkswagen plant employees in Chattanooga have signed cards supporting organizing efforts and that he isn't opposed to an election at the factory.
"Card check is the fastest way" [to recognizing the union], he said. "We're big supporters of workers having the right to decide representation. We favor elections."
King also said he doesn't want an adversarial relationship with U.S. Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., and he desires a collaborative one with Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam, R-Tenn., who have both criticized the unionizing effort at the plant and worry about its impact on economic development in the state.
King made his remarks in a telephone interview leading up to the Detroit auto show that starts this week. He said the UAW has intentionally slowed activity surrounding organizing of the plant over the past couple of months.
"A lot of things were going on and the public attention was distracting people from the success of the facility and … we consciously tried to de-escalate all the public stuff," he said.
King wouldn't say what the next step is in the organizing process, noting the UAW, VW management, and European union IG Metall are in talks "to finding the fairest process possible to allow employees a voice. We'll announce that jointly."
He said that VW simply accepting the signed cards is the quickest way to organize OVERSET FOLLOWS:and set up a first-ever works council at an auto plant in the United States. But there could be an election overseen by the National Labor Relations Board or a private election.
"All are options available to the company and the union," said King, whose term as UAW president runs out this summer.
VW officials at the plant already have said they're in discussions with the UAW about the feasibility of setting up a German-style works council, in which a panel of both blue- and white-collar workers hash out issues such as health and safety and other work place issues. The UAW would work with VW on issues such as pay.
The automaker has said that under U.S. labor law, a union must organize workers in order to establish such a panel. Nearly all of VW's major plants have a works council.
Secret ballot
Mike Burton, a VW employee who is against UAW representation, said there ought to be a secret ballot election if the union has as many cards as it indicates.
"That's what it should come down to," he said.
If more than 50 percent want the UAW, that's the will of the employees, said Burton. He said he has helped gain signatures of more than 600 workers opposing the union.
"I say let's have a secret ballot vote," Burton said. "Let's get back to work making cars."
An estimated 1,500 to 1,600 production and skilled maintenance workers at the plant are likely to be eligible to vote, if an election is called.
While UAW is trying to organize the plant, a group of workers in Chattanooga has set up a "No2UAW" website to make known its reasons for union opposition.
King, who made it a goal of his when he became UAW chief to organize a foreign auto plant in the U.S., said the UAW's relationships with Ford, General Motors and Chrysler are the best current model of "labor-management creative problem-solving."
"I see VW as an opportunity to take that a step further," he said. "In many ways it's a new standard in the U.S. taking the co-determination model in Germany…."
While the formal structure would differ from that which exists now with the U.S. automakers, in practicality it wouldn't be that much different, King said, noting there are already joint committees at the companies.
"We want the Chattanooga plant to be extremely successful and to set the standard globally," he said.
Concerning actions some VW workers have filed against the UAW and VW, alleging they were misled and coerced, King said it's up to the federal agency to decide if an election would be held before those cases are decided.
He also said he wants to build a collaborative relationship with Gov. Haslam, who has criticized the UAW effort and maintained that the initiative already is hurting economic development in the state.
King said Haslam "knows the value of collective bargaining," citing GM's Spring Hill, Tenn., plant where workers are building cars again after assembly was shut down.
"Spring Hill would be closed today if it wasn't for collective bargaining," he said.
King said he has reached out to meet Corker, the former Chattanooga mayor who has sharply criticized the UAW and VW concerning the organizing effort.
"I'm not intentionally in an adversarial relationship," King said.
Contact Mike Pare at firstname.lastname@example.com or 423-757-6318.
Mike Pare, the deputy Business editor at the Chattanooga Times Free Press, has worked at the paper for 27 years. In addition to editing, Mike also writes Business stories and covers Volkswagen, economic development and manufacturing in Chattanooga and the surrounding area. In the past he also has covered higher education. Mike, a native of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., received a bachelor's degree in communications from Florida Atlantic University. he worked at the Rome News-Tribune before ...


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Business news from the Fredericksburg region.
Company catches 'Burg's big weekend on video
A few people taking part in the Battle of Fredericksburg commemoration events were carrying something decidedly more high-tech than period rifles last weekend.
They were armed with digital video cameras to capture the encampment, re-enactments and memorial parade that took place.
Heritage Media LLC, a local production company, is using their work to create "Fire on the Rappahannock," a limited edition DVD that's expected to be available by the end of next month.
"So far, the footage looks pretty dramatic," said executive producer Thomas Van Winkle.
Heritage Media used four two-man camera crews to record the action during the sesquicentennial. One team was embedded with the Confederate side, another with Union forces. The rest mainly hid behind trees or windows of buildings downtown.
"We knew people didn't want to see them," Van Winkle said. "We wanted to be totally unobtrusive."
A trailer for the film on Heritage Media's website, heritagemedia llc.com, opens with present-day re-enactors firing cannons. As it switches to drawings of original battle scenes, background is provided by Scott Walker, a Heritage Media founder who operates Hallowed Ground Tours.
"One hundred and fifty years ago, the Battle of Fredericksburg exploded with hell's own artillery fire over the Rappahannock," he says. "The Union's amphibious assault across that river met withering rifle fire. The urban combat was up close and personal."
Van Winkle had high praise for the complex 150th anniversary re-enactments, which included not only the river crossing, but snipers, street fighting and the attack on the stone wall along Sunken Road.
He said things were well-organized with only one slip-up. The floating bridge built by the Virginia Army National Guard engineers fell short of the riverbank. Re-enactors had to plunge into the water and wade the remaining eight feet.
"We had a cameraman on the incoming side of the bridge, and we couldn't use some of the audio track," Van Winkle said. "There were a lot of wet socks hanging out in camp that night, I can tell you that."
Heritage Media is considering holding a première of "Fire on the Rappahannock" in Fredericksburg when the video is finished, and DVDs will likely sell for $15.99. Copies can be reserved now on the company's website.
"We want to make enough to cover our costs and give 10 percent to preservation groups," Van Winkle said. "Hopefully, some of the stores and the Park Service will carry it."
Heritage Media got its start in 2009 when the Fredericksburg Civil War Roundtable was discussing possible preservation efforts. One member suggested using new photographs, along with Civil War-era ones stored in the Library of Congress, to give a before and after look at the region.
"They came to the Central Virginia Battlefields Trust and said, 'We'd like to do a video and have you do the distribution and get a donation,'" said Van Winkle, the Trust's communications director. "They made me the executive producer. I figured how hard could it be? I've been working with every historian in the industry for years."
Van Winkle, whose day job is East Coast field manager for General Motors, got together with Walker and two others to do the project. They were Scott Eyestone, a retired U.S. Air Force videographer, and Bill Hatch, a retired teacher.
"Civil War Fredericksburg Then & Now," which included a cameo appearance by Robert Duvall, earned about $30,000 for the Trust.
"Once the DVD went out, we started getting requests for work," Van Winkle said. "It started building and building, and now we're the go-to guy for historic video."
Heritage Media's projects have included a film about the Central Virginia Battle fields Trust called "On the Front Line" and a TV show about the history of the Rappahannock River valley that ran for three seasons on a local access channel.
The company is currently working on a project called "Storefront Stories" in Abingdon, Arlington, Fredericksburg and Stafford County.
At retailers' request, staff historians research the site's history and create up to a two-minute video depicting its past and present. Retailers then receive a window placard with a QR code that passersby can scan to see the video, which is hosted on Heritage Media's website.
Scan the one for Beck's Antiques & Books at 708 Caroline St., for example, and owner Bill Beck recounts how J.B. Mitchell, who ran Mitchell's Fruit & Vegetables in that space in the 1930s, regularly drove to Florida to get produce.
Once he returned with a baby alligator to amuse his children. It was kept in the basement, but eventually escaped and wandered over to the fire department on Princess Anne Street.
"We don't know what the firemen did with it," Beck says.
So far, about 15 store owners have taken part in Storefront Stories. The idea, Van Winkle said, is to pass on a bit of history about places people pass every day and also encourage them to go inside and shop.
"We really like to bring the history of our area out," he said. "That's basically our whole reason for existing. If we had to make a living on what we make, we'd be in a cardboard box somewhere."
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Super Eliminator the mouse that buzzed… really, really loud.
Back at the end of 2009 I wrote a recap of the complete, or so I thought, AMA Dragbike season which prompted Gary Melnick to send me an e-mail politely explaining there was no mention of the Super Eliminators. He then went on to explain how these 2-stroke bikes were one of the earliest forms of modern wheelie bar drag racing. People like Paul Gast, Dave Schultz, Mike Puglia, John Schwartz, Kevin Gilham, Pete Barnhart, Greg Walnock, Larry Eperjesi, Chuck Simpson and Brad Mattei cut their teeth on them.
I always thought these bikes were "old school" cool looking, but when they were running they were just a bunch of very loud pissed off annoying hornets to me. After talking with a list of people Gary gave me to contact for this article I found there is a lot more to these machines than meets the eye.
The Power Plants
There were a couple of manufacturers who started making 2 stroke 500CC bikes in 1968 but it was the Kawasaki H1 that found its way into the drag racing circles first. The H1 gave motorcycle riders of the time their very first taste of "factory production" speed. These bikes were fast and could run a 12.96 in street trim. From 1972 to 1975 the speed craved rider's dream came true with the introduction of the Kawasaki H2 which was a 750cc 2-stroke monster. This bike could hand a Hemi-Cuda its ass in the ¼ mile by making low 12 second passes out of the crate with ease.
The H2 in its time was the Corvair of the motorcycle community with its "unsafe at any speed" structural and braking deficiencies. With drum brakes that could barely stop it and a frame that seemed "double hinged" and managed to bend at the most inopportune times under hard cornering, it is no wonder the bike earned the moniker of the "Widowmaker".
Back in the day stock the H2 had 70 hp, add pipes and carbs you could get 90hp, grab a Dremel tool and do a little work on the ports and you could get 120hp. Today the mods for power include installing good rods, increasing compression, better ignition timing control, adding a set of pro pipes and using the venerable FBG 40mm Lectron carbs nearly all the Super Eliminator bikes currently racing use.
Suzuki had the 2-stroke X6 which never progressed past a 250 although Suzuki did go water cooled with their 2-strokes before stopping production in 1974. Some of these Suzuki GT750 "Water Buffalos" as they were called are raced today in Super Eliminator, although the bike was originally designed to be more of a commuter than a drag or road racer. Kevin "The Hatchet" Hutchinson has been the only Suzuki entrant in Super Eliminator with a Suzuki GT 750, "The "Water Buffalo" was my first bike and I always wanted to make it into a drag bike, it only took me 20 years to finally get around to it. I was curious to see how fast I could get it to go since nobody else was really doing it with the GT 750. The bike originally weighed 540 lbs and we managed to shave off 200 lbs."
While laughing Kevin added, "It has been an interesting challenge and if I knew then what I know now I might have gone with the H2."
Yamaha had the RD400 which was a brute for its size but never found the following the Kawasaki had. Interestingly enough not only does this bike have a huge following in the UK it also has a ton more parts available today because of the popularity of the Yamaha Banshee ATV, as a good bit of the parts are interchangeable.
The Chassis
The factory frames were heavy and not intended for drag racing, they twisted terribly and the factory welds were prone to breakage. Because of this the engines were removed and put into custom built frames by the likes of Walt Timblin, "Puppet" and Action Cycle.
The original front forks were too small for this kind of horsepower and speed so along with the chassis development the forks were also upgraded. Trac Dynamics makes a nice set of forks although only a few of the bikes currently racing use them. One bike currently under construction will integrate forks from the Kawasaki 250 Ninja into the design. The key factors in choosing forks for a Super Eliminator bike is paying attention to weight and staying within the rules concerning minimum diameter for safety reasons.
Finding Parts and builders
All of the 2-strokes made for the street largely saw their production demise in the mid-seventies to make way for the 4-stroke wave. As a result many of these parts are no longer made, furthermore, due to the limited amount of people still racing these machines aftermarket companies making parts are few.
Laurie Reichert got into the triples through her late husband Ron Reichert. Many years ago they purchased a purple H2 together. Since both liked Jimi Hendrix they named their company "Purple Haze Racing" and started selling triple parts for H1's and H2's. Laurie says about the Super Eliminators, "They are a lot of fun and easy to work on. We sell mostly everything, the most requested parts are clutch parts and the electronics which we repair and test before selling. If I do not have it I usually can tell the person who may have it, I try to help people keep these bikes running even if it means someone else selling the parts. It's like a family and I like working together like one."
When asked how difficult is to find parts bikes now Laurie said, "We have pretty much cleaned Colorado out of them, they are very hard to find now."
Bill Baxter who owns an H2 has other avenues to find parts if not available from regular channels, "Kawasaki is pretty good at trying to use the same parts in different models over the years. A lot of the parts we get by just setting a piece from the bike up on the counter and they match it up with something that is used on a current dirt bike. A lot of the seals and such are still made. Connecting rods are not available so we use dirt bike rods, shift forks from Kawasaki are no longer made but a company in Canada made about 500 sets so we can still get those." Laughing Bill also adds, "A bunch of us who race have spare engines in the attic."
Paul Gast started Fast by Gast building H2's in 1973. "I built thousands of them and still build a dozen per year. Nowadays most people are working on them on their own; when I started on them it was not like that. We do complete restorations to all out race builds with 150hp engines that are show quality. We have photos of them on our webpage. These bikes at the time, other than the Honda CB750 were the first rocket type street bikes."
The records
There are many different classes for records in Super Eliminator based on engine CC, fuels, frame modifications, tire widths and riding positions. I can't list them all but there were a few records of note that may be broken in Martin, MI.
One was by a naturally aspirated H2 owned by Bill Baxter and ridden by Joe Bird. It was set at the 2008 AMA Dragbike race held in Norwalk, OH where the bike ran an 8.247 @ 155.13.
Mike Bianco has a pristine looking H2 which holds a record of 8.654 in the dragster class (lay down riding position) set in 2006 at a AMA Dragbike / PROSTAR event in Atco, NJ. Rumor has it you should not go in his trailer unless you have a Tyvek suit, cotton gloves and a dust mask to prevent you from leaving any dirt or finger prints.
Another record was on a bike owned by Larry Smith and ridden by Brian Pretzel set in 2004 at a PROSTAR event held in St. Louis, MO. This record is of interest as the H2 that made it is one of only a hand full of nitrous 2-strokes. It ran a 7.777 @ 170.08 mph! This bike was built in 1998 to run in the IDBA Pro Stock class without NO2. A rule change prevented this from happening so the bike was run instead with NO2.
To run nitrous in the bike Larry mentioned, "The motor had to have stronger rods put in, but the cases, the tranny and the heads are stock. The original tranny gears were cut by Jay at MRE and the heads are worked but are still the stock castings."
Larry thinks there is more in the bike, "It takes perfect track conditions for records. Martin is a smooth track after they just finished with it"
The People
The camaraderie runs through this division deeply, not only due to necessity from the limited parts availability that demands networking amongst the riders but because they know they are part of a class on the fringe. Everyone seems to know anyone who is racing a Super Eliminator.
The riders themselves worked with AMA Dragbike to select the races they would like to be a part of. As much as they would like to race the complete series they know their numbers are few. By limiting it to only 3 races in the AMA Dragbike series it would push the number of entries up and keep traveling costs for the participants down. It is this foresight that has helped keep the class not only intact but also healthy; as they have seen the numbers start to grow.
When I asked Laurie why she thinks people build the 2-strokes when they can move on to the newer platforms available she laughed and said, "I can't say why we do it, but we do. I guess it's our niche." Laurie's company Purple Haze Racing also gives out a trophy in memory of Ron Reichert along with $500.00 at the AMA Dragbike events.
Kevin said about the racers in S/E, "There are really two main groups, the record chasers and the hard core ET racers. The people who have been in this class for a long time are extremely knowledgeable and have helped me tremendously with my bike. They all do whatever they can to lend a hand. It is a great group of people".
Next time you're at the track and you hear what sounds like fire breathing weed whackers, do yourself a favor and head to the stands. Sure you will have to cover your ears, but I ask you, how often do you get to see an entire class of motorcycle drag racing history in every shape form or fashion it ever went through or is going through go down the track?
Here is your chance…
Until then…
See ya at the track!
A big thanks to all of the people who spent time to help me write this article.


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The Allen County judicial nominating commission picked three names Friday to send to Indianapolis for the vacant Allen Superior Court judicial seat.
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence has 60 days to pick one of the three to fill the vacant seat.
Those three are two current Allen County magistrates and a partner at a local law firm.
Allen Circuit Magistrate Craig Bobay, Allen Superior Court Magistrate Jennifer DeGroote and Michael Michmerhuizen, a partner at Barrett & McNagny, have been nominated to fill the seat of Allen Superior Court Judge Dan Heath.
Heath, who served in the Superior Court's Civil Division, moved to the Superior Court's Family Relations Division to take the spot of Allen Superior Court Judge Steve Sims, who retired effective Friday.
The three names came from a list of eight candidates who each spent about 40 minutes with the commission Thursday afternoon in the council committee room in the basement of Citizens Square.
The nominating commission was made up of members of the local bar association as well as community leaders, and it was led by Indiana Supreme Court Justice Steven David.
One of the attorneys on the commission was James O'Connor Jr., also a partner at Barrett & McNagny. According to Indiana Supreme Court officials, the partnership was disclosed before the interviews and he would not vote on Michmerhuizen's candidacy.
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If anyone deserves to treat themselves to a mega shopping spree, it's Jessica Ennis. When Grazia Daily met the Olympics medal winner, she revealed she's itching to ditch her sports kit and take a trip to Selfridges to splash out on a swanky new bag, shoes, clothes...
So what mega brands are top of her wish list? 'I love Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney and I love Victoria Beckham dresses,' she told us, proudly staying true to that patriotic spirit of hers.
And the first designer to be ticked off her wish list was McQueen. Jess wowed us when she hit London town at Omega House earlier this month wearing a gorgeously girlie coral pink dress from the very same Brit fashion house that designed Kate Middleton's wedding dress. Talk about a glam-over, we cooed.
Now Jess has nailed a touch of VB. Yes! The athlete appeared on The Jonathan Ross Show this weekend wearing a chic ensemble consisting of a sleek black bodice with capped sleeves and a forest green pleated skirt, topped off with classic peep-toe heels. Jess was understandably excited to be swathed in a Beckham creation, posting a snap on her Facebook page along with the caption: 'I had such fun on The Jonathan Ross Show! Thank you Victoria Beckham for the gorgeous dress!!'
Ooh, did the popstar-turned-designer seen Ennis' fashion wish and pop a frock in the post? It's no secret the Beckham clan were amongst the biggest fans of the London Olympics with David taking his sons to watch many an event and Victoria returning to her Spice Girls roots for the Closing Ceremony. Either way, we say forget the gold medal - when Lady Becks gives you a dress, you know you've made it.


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Sajanlal, Panikkanvalappil Ravindranathan and Pradeep, Thalappil (2009) Mesoflowers: A new class of highly efficient surface-enhanced Raman active and infrared-absorbing materials. Nano Research, 2 (4). pp. 306-320.
Official URL: http://www.thenanoresearch.com/files/306.pdf
A method for the synthesis of a new class of anisotropic mesostructured gold material, which we call "mesoflowers", is demonstrated. The mesoflowers, unsymmetrical at the single particle level, resemble several natural objects and are made up of a large number of stems with unusual pentagonal symmetry. The mesostructured material has a high degree of structural purity with star-shaped, nano-structured stems. The mesoflowers were obtained in high yield, without any contaminating structures and their size could be tuned from nano- to meso-dimensions. The dependence of various properties of the mesoflowers on their conditions of formation was studied. The near-infrared-infrared (NIR-IR) absorption exhibited by the mesoflowers has been used for the development of infrared filters. Using a prototypical device, we demonstrated the utility of the gold mesoflowers in reducing the temperature rise in an enclosure exposed to daylight in peak summer. These structures showed a high degree of surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) activity compared to spherical analogues. SERS-based imaging of a single mesoflower is demonstrated. The high SERS activity and NIR-IR absorption property open up a number of exciting applications in diverse areas.
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Just like that, Charlie Sheen has nearly doubled his genetic output.
The Two and a Half Men star and his wife, Brooke, are expecting twins, his mother-in-law told People.
"Brooke and Charlie are expecting twins, and they are so excited," Moira Fiore said. "Obviously, I am floating on air."
The loose-lipped in-law and would-be grandma said that while the duo isn't absolutely certain of the babies' gender, they "think the twins are boys."
Fiore added that the pregnancy has been "rough" and wrought with morning sickness for her daughter, who is nearing the end of her first trimester.
Sheen and his relatively new missus confirmed back in August that there was at least one bun in the proverbial oven. The twins, who are due in April, will mark the first batch of kids for the 42-year-old actor and the 31-year-old mother-to-be.
As it is, Sheen already has two daughters, Sam and Lola, with ex-wife Denise Richards. He also has a 23-year-old daughter, Cassandra, from a previous relationship with Paula Profitt.


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Danajha Jackson was taken to All Children's Hospital for surgery after she was shot in her home on Elkcam Boulevard Southeast Tuesday afternoon. She's in good condition and expected to recover.
Police first reported that they believed the shooting was accidental, and that the bullet came from a handgun that Jackson's 14-year-old cousin Jonathan Gilbert was attempting to unload. He disappeared soon after the family arrived at All Children's Hospital. He turned himself into police at 5 a.m. with the assistance of his step-father. After being interviewed by detectives he was released back into the custody of his family.
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I learned something about myself last week. I realized that I've been a grandmother-in-training for nearly four decades.
Unlike how I was with my children, I no longer freak when my granddaughters, Tilleigh, 6, and Evie, 3, don't pick up their toys immediately after playing. I don't get upset when they spill or break things, and I don't get a headache when they argue.
In other words, my children trained me to become a better person.
I was sort of a clean freak in the old days. My children used to draw pictures of me vacuuming, because they saw me doing it a lot. I used to vacuum my way out the front door. Seriously.
Today, I've got a portion of my living room dedicated to toys, as well as two child-size recliners, a round wooden table and two chairs. When my kids were growing up, my living room was toy-free by bedtime.
I know now that toys get picked up (with or without my help), spills and breaks are accidents, and arguing is human nature.
I don't sweat the small stuff. Life is too short.
I discipline them when necessary (No spanking, though. Hitting my granddaughters would break my heart.) If either of the girls get in trouble, and I dish out a threat of a time-out, I most definitely follow up.
Evie, 3, tested my following-up skills last week when, during bath time, she relentlessly aggravated her sister. I told her that if she didn't stop, I was going to make her get out of the tub. My girls love water, whether it's in a pool, river, ocean or bathtub. Making her get out of the tub was like corporal punishment.
Still, Evie continued bothering Tilleigh, so I lifted her out of the tub, wrapped her in a towel, and said, "You didn't mind."
She squirmed and cried the entire time I dressed her.
I didn't lose my temper. In fact, I had to suppress a laugh because she is so strong-willed. Kind of like me.
For the next 15 minutes, my precious little granddaughter cried and called me "meany" about a dozen times (which, by the way, is now one of my favorite words). She was livid. But she's 3, and crying is how a 3-year-old deals with frustration. I get it. I wouldn't mind crying and calling somebody "meany" every now and then.
I simply waited it out.
After the crying stopped, the snuggling started.
That's one of the most beautiful things about children: They are forgiving and loving.
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Lichtensteiger, 26, started the first five games for the Redskins this past season before tearing ligaments in his right knee against Philadelphia on Oct. 16. A restricted free agent, Lichtensteiger was offered a fourth-round tender by the team on March 2, according to reports, meaning any team who signed him must surrender a fourth-round pick to the Redskins in April's NFL Draft.
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As per US Census Bureau, total area of Shelbyville is 19.8 sq. Km; out of which 0.92%25 consists of water. This place lays on the northern side of 'Interstate 64' and on 'US Route 60'.
As of 2000, population of Shelbyville ... More was 10085; with its density being 515.1 per sq. Km. Median income with respect to every household was figured out to be $37607; whereas with respect to a family had been $44481. Per capita income was $17461.
Around 15.5%25 of total population was observed of being below poverty line; inclusive of 21%25 of the ones under 18 years of age; and 14.3%25 of the ones beyond 65 years of age.
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Pensacola Junior College; Sports Broadcasting, Business Fashion and Minor in Music and Art
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Dancer, Singer, Model, Actress, Coach for gymnastics and cheerleading, as well as a Fashion Buyer
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Trained in ballet and hip-hop. Professional experience as a music video dancer for artists including India Arie, David Anthony, Usher, Gorilla Zoe, T.I. Young Joc and several others. Previous member of The Atlanta Hawks and Atlanta Thrashers Blue Crew, as well as the Atlanta Braves Tomahawk Team and Georgia Mustangs dance team. Ten years of Cheerleading including Two years of Cheering/Dancing in college and UCA.
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Morton's The Steakhouse - San Diego
- Address:
285 J Street
San Diego, CA 92101Neighborhood:
Downtown / Gaslamp
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $50 and over
Morton's The Steakhouse - San Diego
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.mortons.com/
- Phone: (619) 696-3369
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wine
- Catering: Private and group dining available. Contact our dedicated Sales and Marketing Manager to plan your next business or social event. Hosting a party at your home or office? Ask about Morton's Prime To Go and Prime Platters!
- Special Events: Morton's in San Diego hosts a variety of special events featuring fine wine & spirits, the best steak and a great time! For more information, visit http://www.mortons.com/sandiego
A word from Morton's The Steakhouse - San Diego
Morton's The Steakhouse, the nation's premier steakhouse group, specializes in classic, hearty fare, serving generous portions of USDA prime aged beef, as well as fresh fish, lobster and chicken entrees. The menu, which is the same at all locations, features a variety of favorite cuts, including a 24 ounce porterhouse, which is the house specialty; a 16 ounce New York Strip and a 12 ounce double cut filet.Continued
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Morton's The Steakhouse - San Diego reviews from OpenTable diners
140 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.6
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (114)romantic (59)notable wine list (57)fit for foodies (47)good for groups (44)neighborhood gem (18)late-night find (11)vibrant bar scene (9)kid-friendly (9)hot spot (9)great for outdoor dining (3)great for lunch (3)Show More
- Nice place to celebrateOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/24/2014Location is great if you are going to spend a few hours downtown. Servers provided excellent service. The food was very good as always. Overall great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Jim GlinesGManDined on 11/22/2014Waiters were over the top! Heather was exceptionalSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friend StaffOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/22/2014The Staff was wonderful! We were celebrating our anniversary and they presented us with personalized menu's, a picture commemorating the evening and a free desert. We left feeling like royalty!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The worst restaurant experience we have ever had!SkipDined on 11/19/2014We were at Morton's to celebrate my wife's birthday. Everything was going well, the service was superb, a very nice lady took our picture and we were having a wonderful evening, as we have had in the past at Morton's. Everything was perfect until one of the men in the booth next to us apparently had to much to drink. He became very loud in his conversation with another gentleman and at one point shouted out, ".....the people from New Jersey are stupid". My wife is front New Jersey and took offense to the comment but it didn't stop there. He continued with his soap box oratory. I asked Assistant Manager Rudy Larsen if he could calm the person down. He stood next to our booth and had a conversation with the fella. It appeared he knew him well. He never asked him to quiet down, just talked for a few minutes as though he was a friend. After he left the man in the next booth raised up in his booth, lifted his arm up high in the air and waived a cell phone in the air stating, "....I'm from New Jersey." I mentioned this to Rudy Larsen and all he did was hand me his business card, along with "his bosses business card" (his comment). It is a shame loud, abusive customers are allowed to behave terribly in a family restaurant. November 19, 2014 was our last dining out experience at Morton's.
- Perfect for any occasionJonSDined on 11/17/2014The food was fantastic, the service was excellent and the small details for a special occasion (24th wedding anniversary) made it a night to remember.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- As always, the food was fabulous.KathDined on 11/15/2014Everything was wonderful...the food, the drinks, the celebration, But check your final bill. I was overcharged both on my barbill and on my dinner bill. Once I pointed it out, they took the charges off, but that should never have happened in the first place. And by two seperate servers. It makes one wonder if this is a usual practice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date NightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/14/2014My Fiancé and I visited Morton's Stake House on Friday 14 November 2014. Our Experience was OUTSTANDING! Our waiter knew the menu so well that after he finished going through it we knew exactly what we were having. Our food was brought to us in a timely manner and was done to perfection! We will definitely be going back! Well worth every penny spent. Loved loved loved this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/14/2014Appreciated the private room for our party. The food was excellent and we were all so glad to see the Sundae was still on the dessert menu. The photo with the personalization to commemorate our son's graduation from boot camp was a thoughtful touch. Morton's is our go to spot for celebrationsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Anniversary!SanDiegoJimDined on 11/9/2014Always a great place to celebrate. Food was top notch. Our server Josh was very engaging. Tim and the staff made us feel part of the family and welcomed back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- San Diego November 2014moronVIPDined on 11/9/2014Another great meal at this restaurant near the Convention Center and the Gaslamp District. Easy to get to and make reservations. Great food and they always have special meals and sides for you to choose. Meal excellently prepared. Carrot cake was excellent, but make sure you have someone to share it with as it is a huge slice. New on the menu was a 12 oz Manhattan steak, which was excellently prepared.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/5/2014We had a great dinner. Our customers were very happy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice - no viewcuitcnyVIPDined on 11/3/2014Great restaurant and its location is near GasLamp District. But is on a street with no view and no sense of being either near the water nor near the Gaslamp District. A great indoor restaurant; but you could be anywhere.
- Best Steak Ever!683sailorDined on 11/2/2014This restaurant goes all out, from the time you are greeted to the goodbyes. My wife and I were celebrating both of our birthdays. Personalized menus were printed for us that said Happy Birthday. The hostess took our picture and presented us with a photo print within minutes. The waiter was very knowledgable about the wine list and the menu. He was a great deal of help in making our food choices. I had the Chicago Style Bone-In Ribeye. I can easily say it was the best steak I've ever had! My wife also had a ribeye and loved it. Our sides were excellent too--horseradish mashed potatoes and brussel sprouts. To top it all off, a waiter gave us both desserts on the house--lemon souffles that were delicious. I highly recommend this restaurant!Special Features:
- Great SteaksFriendlyVIPDined on 11/1/2014Mortons was of course a great meal and great Steaks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Steaklovers paradisebigdralDined on 10/25/2014Great food, excellence service, not for romantic moments. Portions are generous, dont order too much appetizers, despite they are so good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AnniversaryMrandMrsJDined on 10/25/2014We celebrated our one year anniversary here and it by far exceeded our expectations. Everything was perfect (food, drinks, hospitality, etc.). The personalized menus with our names on them were great!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and service.GemsVIPDined on 10/23/2014We came to celebrate a birthday. The menu had the birthday girl's name (mine!) and made me feel special immediately. The food was excellent, appetizers, sides, main meal and the dessert. Portions were worth the price. I highly recommend Morton's. To top off a great dinner, someone came to take our picture and captured my special day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely Dining ExperienceSoCaLoverDined on 10/21/2014My wife and I made reservations and celebrated our anniversary at Morton's Steakhouse SD. From the minute we walked in we were made to feel comfortable. The hostess, busser, waiter and manager all made sure to congratulate us on our anniversary. The suggestions from the waiter were direct and felt extremely sincere. We enjoyed our food, it was prepared just how we requested. and the flavors were wonderful. The one low point was the Lobster Bisque that was entirely too salty. Otherwise, we had a wonderful evening from the fresh baked bread when we sat, to the incredible Chocolate Soufflé to end the evening. The food, the attentive staff (always there but never intruding) provided us with a wonderful start to our evening of celebration.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 10/20/2014Everything was great. Food cooked to perfection. Cocktail great. Pleasant experience, once again..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- birthday for daughterOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/20/2014A special night for our daughters birthday and we had a wonderful time. In no small part it was aided by our great waiter Josh. Thank you for a memorable night.Special Features:
- Great staffpatrickDined on 10/18/2014Always enjoy eating here, had a reservation, showed up an hour early and got seated very quickly. Celebrating a birthday, they kept it on a downlow, free dessert, made my wifes day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great restaurant for any occasion.holdthemayoDined on 10/15/2014It is no mistery that Morton's is known for their steak and I have yet to go to Morton's and be disappointed. It is all delicious and on my girls birthday they were so kind to print out menus, take our picture and even give her a birthay souffle. Morton's is definitely a great restaurant and I will keep coming back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Could be betterTop10Dined on 10/12/2014For an upscale restaurant. Mortons has good points and bad. They were not accommodating in varying from the menu.We asked no onions in the "house chopped salad", and was told that it was already prepped. If I'm spending $700 on dinner-PICK the ONIONS OUT or chop up a new salad! The Filet was very good and I would expect no less. The waitress seemed to be in a hurry to get us,.. in and out.Guy in a suit who picked up some used dish didn't identify himself had an obnoxious sense of humor. He was picking up some plates and reached for mine. I told him I wasn't finished, he smuggly replied, "I Know".Would not return or recommend to others. I prefer Donovans, and now..even Ruth Chris over Mortons.Special Features:
- Great Spot with Great FoodJustEngaged2014Dined on 10/11/2014The food, service and energy of this restaurant was great! Prices were high but you got exactly what you pay for, amazingly good food!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not very impressedOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 10/6/2014The service was good, but the food was average for the price. The dessert souffles did not impress me either. They were very "egg-y" and the chocolate didn't even taste much like chocolate. For a $350 meal, I expected much more all the way around. The restaurant was also unpleasantly loud.
- Excellent!RayandCathiDined on 10/4/2014Great service and food. First time ordering mac and cheese anywhere and was greatly surprised. Morton's made us feel special with the added attention on our anniversary! Thanks to all the staff including all in the kitchen for making this great meal and evening out a memorable one.Special Features:
- Always Perfect!WinenDineMe2Dined on 10/3/2014I love this place for special occassions. Morton's goes way out to make everything special. The Cajun Ribeye along with the chopped salad are my favorite picks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful dinner with clientsherbearDined on 10/2/2014I had never dined at Morton's prior to selecting it for a business dinner with a colleague and a client. All three of us were very pleased with the service and the food, both of which were excellent!! Thank you :)Special Features:
- EvilTwinSkipppyDined on 10/2/2014It is always a treat to come to Morton's in San Diego. I think this location really typifies the image Morton's tries to project. I have been to other locations in the chain where the food wasn't as good or the service wasn't as great,Special Features:
- services vs foodFinestVIPDined on 10/1/2014Is hard to find this two ingredients in one location, great food And excellence services. Mortons exceedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MikeHodges37VIPDined on 9/28/2014Mortons is always the best place to dine in whatever city they are in. Thier steaks have the best flavour as do the sides, appetizers and desserts. Service is always superb. I usually get a doggie bag and enjoy my leftover steak the next day! Dining there is a TREAT!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite Morton'sPatronLDined on 9/27/2014Great food, great ambience, great night. Loved the touch of the special menus for our anniversary. Would do it again. This Morton's is better than San Francisco. Big plus was we were seated right away. I Love it when a restaurant doesn't make me wait when I have reservations. Patron LSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food but not greatGood4foodDined on 9/26/2014Good food, but one steak was burnt a bit on the outside even though it was requested as med-rare. Service, salads, sides and desserts were very good.Special Features:
- yummykris10Dined on 9/24/2014Everything was perfect. The steak was amazing. And our server was very nice!-Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- loreDined on 9/23/2014Food was top rate...service was great...wonderful evening and we will return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Morton's pulled out all the stops!JustAnOrdinaryGuyDined on 9/22/2014Made reservations for my GF's birthday and requested a simple note on the menu. The staff was very keen on the occasion. She was greeted happy bday by the hostess, our waiter, and even the valet. They let us keep the special menus and took a picture for us to keep. Service and staff were outstanding. Went during Restaurant Week so we ordered from her bday menu and the RW menu. Onion bread w/butter (free)- good bread, can't beat free House Chopped Salad (RW)- nothing special Ahi Tower- OK Prime Pork Chop- delicious and tender Porterhouse- perfectly cooked and flavorful Au Gratin potatoes- delicious Sauteed Garlic Green Beans (RW)- nothing special Creme Brulee- delicious Hot Chocolate Cake (free bday dessert)- legendary indeedSpecial Features:
- Restaurant week menu good value.frenchfoodieDined on 9/22/2014Very good menu with lots of choices for restaurant week. Food and service was excellent. We thought the extra charge of $5.00 per person for a sauce for the steak was a little over the top and somewhat tacky!Special Features:
- Large Group for Restaurant WeekMom2fourVIPDined on 9/21/2014We took 13 employees to dinner for Restaurant Week. Food was good. Had a couple problems. They gave everyone the standard menu when we were seated. (gulp) I was paying for all so why would we skip the RW deal? That's why I chose the place! It was very embarrassing to ask for the set menu and take everyone's menus away. One bloody mary came out with at least a tablespoon of pepper floating in the bottom. Not much of an apology when it was sent back. Otherwise service was outstanding. Portions were small but filling. Except for the menu issue, dinner was a success. The place is noisy though and it was hard to hear anyone farther down the table. I would go back but with a smaller group.Special Features:
- terrific food!!!!notintonoiseDined on 9/20/2014Everything about our dining experience was wonderful, except for a very loud man in the corner. One group left without ordering because of his volume. It echoed off the walls and was quite piercing.....The entire restaurant was on the loud side, I prefer a quieter atmosphere when fine dining. But the food/steaks and service was exceptional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- loudzxzxDined on 9/20/2014nice place, a couple of groups seated next us were very loud and i was looking for something romantic for the price i paidSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Press Release
December 19, 2012
Passes Rep. Susan Davis Bill to Name New Courthouse
WASHINGTON – Congresswoman Susan Davis moved to put the finishing touches on the new federal courthouse downtown when her bill to name the building passed the House of Representatives. After extensive input from the San Diego legal community, Congresswoman Susan Davis (D-San Diego) introduced legislation to have Judges James M. Carter and Judith N. Keep on San Diego's new federal courthouse.
"Displaying true dedication to public service, both Judge Carter and Judge Keep worked tirelessly on and off the bench to better the San Diego community," said Davis. "The new San Diego Courthouse will be a fitting testament to their careers and inspire others in the community to continue to follow their path."
As the representative for the 53rd Congressional District that includes downtown, Davis put the question to San Diego's legal community. After extensive discussion, the names of two trailblazing jurists emerged. Judge James M. Carter was instrumental in establishing the Southern District of California and was its first Chief Judge. Judge Judith N. Keep was the first female Chief Judge of the Southern District.
The San Diego County Bar Association endorsed Davis's legislation. In a letter of support, SDBCA President Marvin E. Mizell wrote: "Judge Carter and Judge Keep served the public with distinction and truly reflected the San Diego legal community's shared values of excellence and integrity."
The San Diego City Council unanimously approved a resolution in favor of Davis's bill.
With passage in the House, the bill heads to the Senate for consideration.


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1) Does what they say.
2) Easy to configure instructions in their Site.
3) Analytic showing how many logged in from which site?
1) Every time site loads, their app loads, sometimes it shows "problem loading page" in small box, only in the module position selected for this extension.
2) The boxes for Username n password wont appear exactly one below the other.it makes your site look ugly. it forces you to use joomla login module.
3) If you use this module with Joomla login module, u will see 2 log out buttons in your site.
4) There are no options at all in this module, not even module class suffix.
5) There are only two types of icon set to choose for social icons.
6) There is no forum in their site. Not a con but still it would have helped to discuss similar problems n configuring issues.
Hi damnpradeep,
Thanks for your review. Please see our comments below:
1, 2 & 3. No one has reported these issues. Could you please provide more details so that we can investigate and resolve them for you? Depending on the Joomla Theme that you are using, it may require extra configuration but these issues should not be due to LoginRadius SaaS. Please email us at email@example.com.
4. As this module provides the Social Login functionality through our SaaS (Software as a Service) which runs on the cloud, the LoginRadius service is maintained from our end. However, we will add more customization options for our clients when we come out of private beta and become public.
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Storms expected to hit Central Florida
Published On: Feb 12 2013 07:11:02 AM EST
Updated On: Feb 13 2013 07:28:00 AM EST
Updated On: Feb 13 2013 07:28:00 AM EST
Storms bringing rain and windy conditions are expected to strike the Orlando area on Wednesday.
The high temperature will reach 86 degrees before a front cools things down.
"The front will bring rain and the chance for strong winds and lightning for the afternoon drive on Wednesday," Local 6 meteorologist Troy Bridges said.
The overnight low will dip into the upper 50s.
High temperatures will warm into the mid-70s on Thursday, with a 30 percent chance of rain.
Even cooler temperatureswill invade Central Florida over the weekend, with highs on Sunday only reaching 59 degrees.
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Chicago Tech-Security
Hyatt Regency McCormick Place
2233 South Martin L. King Drive
Chicago, IL 60616-9985
p: 312.567.1234
>>click here for directions
The Chicago Tech-Security Conference features 25-30
vendor exhibits and several industry experts discussing
current tech-security issues such as email security,
VoIP, LAN security, wireless security, USB drives security
& more. There will be lots of give a ways and prizes
such as iPods, $25, $50 and $100 gift cards, as well
as cash prizes and lots more! This unique conference
format will provide educational speaker sessions as
well as tremendous networking opportunities. You'll
come away with advice and knowledge you can start applying
to your environment immediately. To register for this
conference, click on the link in the left column. Your
registration will include your breakfast, lunch, conference
materials and entrance into the conference sessions
and exhibit area. Scroll down to view the full conference
For information on participating as a vendor: firstname.lastname@example.com
Terry Guzowski
Data Centers
A More Intelligent Approach to Edge Security
The growth of mobile devices, BYOD, and project-based workflows are challenging network security leaders as never before. Administrators tasked with managing access to applications, assets, and resources are challenged to deliver both fail-safe security and access to the right information at the right time from any location for every user. This session examines how new advances in Identity Management are helping create security frameworks at the network point of entry, and enabling administrators to quickly and easily apply consistent role-based policies throughout their networks, while delivering seamless mobility and on-demand access to applications to all user types. Mr. Rohit Dhingra is a Senior Systems Engineer with Extreme Networks, an industry leader in providing switch-based network security solutions across wired and wireless networks.
Joel Sible
Using Next Generation Firewalls to fight Advanced Malware and Advanced attacks
Malware has become the key enabler for modern sophisticated attacks due to its ability to avoid
traditional antivirus solutions, and provide a persistent internal foothold for long-term information
attack once inside. As attackers and malware evolve, so to must our security responses. Modern
malware presents a unique challenge in that the most sophisticated attacks will continue to require
trained and diligent security professionals to investigate and analyze. On the other hand, the sheer
volume of unknown malware can easily overwhelm even well-staffed security teams. As a result,
security must aggressively seek out methods to automate the blocking of unknown malware
wherever possible, while actively investigating the unknowns that get through.
Join us for this informative session to provide insight into the nature of the unknown malware problem,
and provide some basic steps that security teams can use to protect their networks.
Grant Asplund
Senior Technology Evangelist
Web Security for the Always On User
The average business faces 5,000 threats each month. Malware infrastructures, social networking, cloud applications and mobile devices are responsible for the exponential growth in malicious sites and attacks. This evolving threat landscape is changing the game for how we can protect against new types of advanced attacks.
Kaustubh Phanse
Principle Wireless Architect and Chief Evangelist
Top 5 Considerations for a Secure Enterprise WLAN
Though not yet seen as a complete replacement for Ethernet, Wi-Fi is fast becoming a preferred medium of enterprise network access. The rate of adoption is only expected to grow in the coming years with continued influx of mobile devices and newer standards like 802.11ac. But, enterprises need to carefully evaluate their wireless LAN (WLAN) requirements from the perspective of Wi-Fi access (e.g., coverage, capacity, applications), management (e.g., role-based administration, policies, network monitoring), security (e.g., BYOD, wireless IDS/IPS), network architecture (e.g., single campus vs. distributed deployment, or controller-based vs. controller-less vs. cloud) and of course, budget (e.g., Capex vs. Opex), before investing into their WLAN project. Because not all enterprise WLAN solutions are created equal, and it's important to do your homework to be able to pick the right solution to meet YOUR needs.
Join AirTight Networks in this informative session to break through the marketing jargon and discuss the five key criteria you should consider to define your WLAN strategy. So as you get ready to invest into your next WLAN rollout -- whether it's a greenfield deployment, an expansion, or a replacement of old gear -- you are well prepared!
Jeff Klein
Turning the Mobile Device Evolution in Your Favor
Mobile devices are everywhere. While many organizations are focused on mobile device management, a growing number of them are realizing other strategic uses for these mobile devices. Whether corporate owned, or BYOD a growing number of organizations are utilizing mobile devices to replace and enhance legacy authentication technologies. Mobile devices are powerful identity tools that can enhance and replace authenticators such as: OTP tokens, smart cards, and user names/passwords. In this presentation Entrust will discuss the mobile landscape, threats and some new innovative ways users can easily, and strongly authenticate to physical/logical systems.
David Braun
Bring Your Own Service - The Effects of Cloud Services on Compliance and Data Protection
Recent research has revealed that organizations struggle to offer collaboration technologies that compete with free, cloud-based, consumer services in terms of functionality. However, these free services offer few of the security measures that have become standard in the corporate data center, and offer little or no guarantee for organizations that data stored in these services will be protected in accordance with organizational standards.
As a result, 80% of organizations do not currently allow their users to use cloud file sync services, and only 31% plan to do so in the future. As only 59% of organizations report to actively block these services from their networks, and as many workers now have access to their own mobile internet services and devices, it is a logical conclusion that considerable amounts of organizational data are now being created and transmitted entirely outside of the organizational perimeter, and outside of its control.
This presentation will review the findings of our research, discuss techniques for how organizations may assess whether they are protecting themselves from cloud data exodus or running the risk of losing control over their information assets.
>>click here for the presentation
Stephen Gates
Key Steps of Protection for a First Line of Defense - Defending Against DDoS Attacks and Unwanted Traffic
With the number of successful attacks on the rise, it is evident that firewalls, intrusion prevention systems, and traditional security infrastructures are not equipped to combat them. These technologies were not built to stop DDoS attacks, undesirable behaviors, advanced evasion attacks and other unwanted malicious traffic targeting your infrastructure.
Corero Network Security, an organization's First Line of Defense, is the leading provider of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) defense.
Ray Wildeboer
The Dynamic World of Threat Detection, Containment & Response
Regardless of size, network security is a top priority for all organizations. Networks are more vulnerable than ever due to the inherent risk of facilitating remote access in conjunction with the volume of traffic and the speed at which that traffic is flowing. As organizations migrate from 1Gb to 10Gb and beyond, network security tools struggle to keep up with these increasing connection speeds as the tools may not be designed to process the volume of packet traffic going through the protected link. Therefore, it is vital to implement security architectures and strategies that not only prevent security breaches, but can also dynamically react to potential threats and scale to meet future needs.
Gavin Hill
Director of Product Marketing
Secure Cloud and BYOD Strategies: Managing Trust and Encryption
Using the cloud and allowing for BYOD means losing some control. Digital certificates, SSH authentication and encryption keys restore control, right? Unfortunately, these security mechanisms—which have become foundational in every enterprise for establishing trust and connectivity—have become ticking time bombs in many cloud and mobility initiatives. Simple errors and malicious attacks have turned these assets into operational, compliance and security liabilities. Learn how to identify these risks and build best-practice cloud and BYOD architectures to keep your enterprise safe.
John Bolger
Manager of Channels
"Malware pandemic? Sometimes getting a shot only treats the symptoms and not the cause"...
Global brands continue to make the headlines following security incidents that result in the installation of malware that enables exfiltration of critical data. A broad survey of global enterprises entities reveal that in fact almost all large companies are compromised by malware to varying degrees, despite near universal use of firewalls, web proxies, and desktop and email antivirus screening. To some extent who ends up in the headlines may be a matter of bad luck. Still, there is a very large range in the extent of the compromise (infection rates) and obviously the more malware kept out of the network, the lower the odds of a truly bad incident.
Malware uses a range of tactics to avoid detection, but they can be broken into two over-arching categories - to be broad but highly dynamic, or very targeted and narrow. Malware in the former category will change it's MD5, domain of origin, etc many times a day.
In the second category falls the custom spear-phishing email attacks which continues to plague organizations.
Andy Moir
Solution Marketing Management (SSM)
Govern the Flow of Data:
Moving from Chaos to Control
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These are collections of papers by other researchers on topics I find interesting:
Bitcoin Bibliography (Security, Privacy, & Cryptography papers)
A Fistful of Bitcoins: Characterizing Payments Among Men with No Names
S. Meiklejohn, M. Pomarole, G. Jordan, K. Levchenko, D. McCoy, G.M. Voelker, and S. Savage
The Economics of Bitcoin Mining, or Bitcoin in the Presence of Adversaries
J. Kroll, I. Davey, and E. Felten
Zerocoin: Anonymous Distributed e-Cash from Bitcoin
I. Miers, C. Garman, M. Green, and A. Rubin
IEEE SSP (Oakland) 2013
Beware the Middleman: Empirical Analysis of Bitcoin-Exchange Risk
T. Moore and N. Christin
Financial Cryptography 2013
Evaluating User Privacy in Bitcoin
E. Androulaki, G. Karame, M. Roeschlin, T. Scherer and S. Capkun
Financial Cryptography 2013
Quantitative Analysis of the Full Bitcoin Transaction Graph
D. Ron and A. Shamir
Financial Cryptography 2013
Traveling the Silk Road: A measurement analysis of a large anonymous online marketplace
N. Christin
Two Bitcoins at the Price of One? Double-Spending Attacks on Fast Payments in Bitcoin
G. O. Karame, E. Androulaki, and S. Capkun
Can We Afford Integrity by Proof-of-Work? Scenarios Inspired by the Bitcoin Currency
J. Becker, D. Breuker, T. Heide, J. Holler, H. P. Rauer, and R. Bohme
Bitter to Better — How to Make Bitcoin a Better Currency
S. Barber, X. Boyen, E. Shi, and E. Uzun
Financial Cryptography 2012
CommitCoin: Carbon Dating Commitments with Bitcoin
J. Clark and A. Essex
Financial Cryptography 2012
On Bitcoin and Red Balloons
M. Babaioff, S. Dobzinski, S. Oren, and A. Zohar
SIGecon Exchanges, 10(3), 2011
An Analysis of Anonymity in the Bitcoin System
F. Reid and M. Harrigan
Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System
S. Nakamoto
Tech Report, 2009
SSL/TLS and HTTPS Bibliography (2013–)
In 2013, we published a paper that systemized 100+ research papers in the area of SSL/TLS, HTTPS, and its certificate trust model. The papers in this collection appeared after (or concurrent to) our study.
No Attack Necessary: The Surprising Dynamics of SSL Trust Relationships
B. Amann, R. Sommer, M. Vallentin, and S. Hall
Analysis of the HTTPS Certificate Ecosystem
Z. Durumeric, J. Kasten, M. Bailey, and J.A. Halderman
Truncating TLS Connections to Violate Beliefs in Web Applications
B. Smyth and A. Pironti
On the Security of the TLS Protocol: A Systematic Analysis
H. Krawczyk, K. G. Paterson, and H. Wee
On the Security of RC4 in TLS
N. AlFardan, D. J. Bernstein, K. G. Paterson, B. Poettering, and J.C.N. Schuldt
USENIX Security 2013
Security Economics and Value-Chain Governance of HTTPS Communications
A. Arnbak, N. van Eijk, H. Asghari, and M. Van Eeten
Trust Darknet: Control and Compromise in the Internet's Certificate Authority Model
S.B. Roosa and S. Schultze
IEEE Internet Computing, 17(3), 2013
S-links: Why distributed security policy requires secure introduction
J. Bonneau
Implementing TLS with Verified Cryptographic Security
K. Bhargavan, C. Fournet, M. Kohlweiss, A. Pironti, and P.Y. Strub
IEEE SP (Oakland) 2013
Lucky Thirteen: Breaking the TLS and DTLS record protocols
N. AlFardan and K. G. Paterson.
IEEE SP (Oakland) 2013
SSL and HTTPS: Revisiting Past Challenges and Evaluating Certificate Trust Model Enhancements
J. Clark and P.C. van Oorschot
IEEE SP (Oakland) 2013
Here's My Cert, So Trust Me, Maybe? Understanding TLS Errors on the Web
D. Akhawe, B. Amann, M. Vallentin, and R. Sommer
Transparent Key Infrastructure (TKI): A Proposal for a Public-Key Validation
T. Hyun-Jin Kim, L.S. Huang, A. Perrig, C. Jackson, and V. Gligor
CAge: Taming Certificate Authorities by Inferring Restricted Scopes
J. Kasten, E. Wustrow and J. A. Halderman
Financial Cryptography 2013
Coercion-Resistant Internet Voting Bibliography
A Practical Coercion Resistant Voting Scheme Revisited
R. Araujo and J. Traore
VoteID 2013
Caveat Coercitor: Coercion-Evidence in Electronic Voting
G.S. Grewal, M.D. Ryan, S. Bursuc, and P.Y.A. Ryan
IEEE SSP (Oakland) 2013
Cobra: Toward Concurrent Ballot Authorization for Internet Voting
A. Essex, J. Clark, and U. Hengartner
Achieving Meaningful Efficiency in Coercion-Resistant, Verifiable Internet Voting
O. Spycher, R. Koenig, R. Haenni, and M. Schlapfer
Practical Remote End-to-End Voting Scheme
X. Yi and E. Okamoto
Efficient Vote Authorization in Coercion-Resistant Internet Voting
M. Schlapfer, R. Haenni, R. Koenig, and O. Spycher
Vote-ID 2011
Verifiable Remote Voting with Large Scale Coercion Resistance
M. Raykova and D. Wagner
Tech Report, 2011
Study, Analysis, and Implementation of a Remote Electronic Voting System
M. Stennier
Thesis, 2011
Mental Voting Booths
J. Dossogne and F. Lafitte
NordSec 2011
Selections: Internet Voting with Over-the-Shoulder Coercion-Resistance
J. Clark and U. Hengartner
Financial Cryptography 2011
A New Approach Towards Coercion-Resistant Remote E-Voting in Linear Time
O. Spycher, R. Koenig, R. Haenni, and M. Schlapfer
Financial Cryptography 2011
Preventing Board Flooding Attacks in Coercion-Resistant Electronic Voting Schemes
R. Koenig, R. Haenni, and S. Fischli
Information Security Conference (Sec) 2011
Towards Practical and Secure Coercion-Resistant Electronic Elections
R. Araujo, N. B. Rajeb, R. Robbana, J. Traore, and S. Youssfi
Coercion-Resistant Hybrid Voting Systems
O. Spycher, R. Haenni, and E. Dubuis
Remote Electronic Voting with Revocable Anonymity
M. Smart and E. Ritter
Information Systems Security (ICISS) 2009
Masked Ballot Voting for Receipt-Free Online Elections
R. Wen and R. Buckland
Vote-ID 2009
Civitas: Toward a Secure Voting System
M. R. Clarkson, S. Chong, and A. C. Myers
IEEE Symposium on Security & Privacy 2008
A Coercion-Resistant Internet Voting Protocol
B. Meng
Systems and Networks Communications (ICSNC) 2007
Robust Coercion-Resistant Registration for Remote E-voting
T. Krivoruchko
A Practical and Secure Coercion-Resistant Scheme for Internet Voting
R. Araujo, S. Foulle, and J. Traore
Frontiers of Electronic Voting 2007
On Coercion-Resistant Electronic Elections with Linear Work
S. G. Weber, R. Araujo, and J. Buchmann
Coercion-Resistant Electronic Elections with Observer
J. Schweisgut
A method for electronic voting with Coercion-free receipt
D. J. Reynolds
Frontiers in Electronic Elections (FEE) 2005
New cryptographic election protocol with best-known theoretical properties
W. D. Smith
Frontiers in Electronic Elections 2005
Coercion-Resistant Electronic Elections
A. Juels, D. Catalano, and M. Jakobsson
Receipt-Free Homomorphic Elections and Write-in Voter Verified Ballots
A. Acquisti
Tech Report, 2004
How to prevent buying of votes in computer elections
V. Niemi and A. Renvall


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Foundations of Applied Psychology 1
|Course code PSYC6000
|Units 10
|Level 6000
|Faculty of Science and Information TechnologySchool of Psychology
This course is not part of an APAC accredited sequence. This course provides a brief overview of the key areas of Psychology for students with no prior background in the discipline. The course is divided into 2 modules: 1) Understanding Yourself - where we examine how a person develops over time and interacts with the world; and 2) Understanding Others - where we focus on social groups and definitions of normality
Available in 2015
|PSYC6000 aims to:
1. provide a foundation for furthering knowledge and understanding of people,
2. develop the students' ability to work with others in their chosen vocation.
|Introduces studies in life span development and contemporary theories of human behaviour, and social interaction
|Replacing Course(s)
|Industrial Experience
|Assumed Knowledge
|Modes of Delivery
|Distance Learning : IT Based
|Teaching Methods
|Self Directed Learning
|Assessment Items
|Contact Hours
|Self Directed Learning: for 4 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
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Palmiero-Winters is the founder of Amy's One Step Ahead Foundation, an organization focused on helping children with physical disabilities build self-esteem and self-confidence through athletics. Her work with children to help teach them independence and responsibility, as well as how to handle challenges. Palmiero-Winters shares her love of volunteering with the children and mentors them to be role models for other children facing similar difficulties.
Palmiero-Winters' lessons come from a place of true knowledge, as she herself has had to overcome disabling health struggles. A runner since age eight, participating in many running events, her ability to run, or even walk, was questioned when she herself became an amputee. That clearly didn't stop Palmiero-Winters, who has completed many running events, many over 100 miles, including what is known as 'the world's toughest foot race,' and holds 12 world records in various track events.