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Many large companies prohibit employees from taking any device with company data into China or other high-risk countries. They will instead provide the traveling employee with a "dumb" phone or a smartphone from which all data has been wiped. Shrewd security executives advise employees to assume that their laptops, tablets, and smartphones will be compromised whenever they are out of sight in places like China. Some companies even discard the devices upon return, assuming that they have been planted with spyware or other types of malware.
Martinez recommends that companies have their security teams make sure that any computer equipment travelers do take with them is protected and discuss how to connect to networks back home, safely, if they need to while they're abroad. "All of your most valuable trade secrets may not be at Fort Knox, or back in your well-guarded corporate headquarters in the United States," he explains. "They could be with your employee on that laptop. So security managers really have to take extraordinary care in the systems they put in place to protect those trade secrets."
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The United States has a strong set of legal protections in place to enforce trade secret laws, but many other countries lack the same legal protections, according to Halligan. The United States, like Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom, operates under a common law jurisdiction. This means that they have the right to discovery.
"So I can file a lawsuit in the United States, even before the misappropriation [of a trade secret] occurs," Halligan says. In the United States, a business or individual can file a lawsuit if there has been a threat of a misappropriation of a trade secret. "And then I can serve documents…I can take depositions, I can build a record, and I can present to the court evidence that there has either been an actual misappropriation of trade secrets, or there's a threat of misappropriation of trade secrets."
This differs from other countries that operate under civil law, such as China, Germany, and Italy, where there is no right of discovery. "Unless you've got an open and shut case, almost approaching a criminal violation, you can file an action for trade secret misappropriation or file an action to protect trade secrets, but because you have no right of discovery, it's very difficult to prove your case," according to Halligan. "There's no way to actually enforce your rights and get effective relief because time is of the essence in a trade secrets case. A trade secret once lost is lost forever."
The difference in these two processes can be frustrating for American companies, so Halligan suggests that when a business engages in a partnership with an overseas firm, it puts all common law protections into their contracts. "In other words, you create, in essence, an American style within your contract in China, or elsewhere, where you define in the contract what a trade secret is, you define what constitutes a misappropriation, you define the penalties for each offense," along with interim relief that can be awarded by the arbitration body of your choice, according to Halligan. "That way you don't have to go into the Chinese courts; you can actually protect the trade secrets based on contractual rights you have."
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@2B15Lopes they probably scheduled that in July
I'm not sure if Russ (yeah I call him Russ) would have issues with coming back to the Dodgers. It's different ownership and a VERY different front office. He'd get a chance to play for a competitive team and with some of his old friends, for a fanbase that still loves him plus make a lot of money. It doesn't seem that far fetched.
so I've pretty much taken a huge break from baseball since about Game 5 of the World Series. Tried not to read or talk about it too much. Finally getting back to things.
Here is my big ask to the new front office: Try not to get caught up in the fact that you've got a seemingly unlimited budget. Stick to your guns, take advantage of the money when you need to, but you don't need to overload this team with expensive talent. Yes, having the best player possible at each position puts you in a better position to win, but it almost never turns into a championship. Be smart. Find the needs of the team (IE bullpen) and try to fix those things rather than just stockpiling sluggers.
@juanhenry he has his own twitter accountant? ;)
@Tymathee @Vin_Skully @Purple Drank i'm 6'4, 235 and they have stuff that fits me.
I'll believe that Maddon isn't going to be the Dodgers Manager when I see him sign with another team.
@Dustin Nosler what defines prospect-eligible then?
do international free agents make these lists? no, right?
just a reminder, and I know it's been said a million times. if you are routing for the Giants in the NLCS, then you are not a Dodgers fan.
would you trade Kershaw and Puig for Ferandez and Stanton?
@Sugar-Free Generic Grape Soda @yudodis but MadbumClutchtoberPitch
@DodgerDodger @finleysgrandslam I think the Giants have been luckier than the Royals. But I also think their luck is powered by Satan, and that Satan will ensure their luck runs through the rest of October.
@Bay_of_Puigs @finleysgrandslam ha. no i was just being lazy. the giants would figure out a way to do that, though.
@Bay_of_Puigs @finleysgrandslam but what are the better options?
@capnsparrow sometimes I think there are people who really think like that. people who really should know better.
Also. I have finally accepted the fact that the Giants are going to win another World Series and that we are going to see at least three out of these four things: Vogle Perfect Game, Joe Panik walk-off, Buster Posey bases clearing double in the top of the 15th to go up by one.
@Sad Towel @DodgerDodger @Sugar-Free Generic Grape Soda @Disgruntled Goat those two things are kind of related. when you've got a .287 OBP, you don't really have as many shots at stolen bases.
i am ok with having a few unknowns in in the lineup. especially if they are coming from within our system and don't cost us any form of lengthy, bloated contracts, bad trades, or lost draft picks.
we signed Guerrero & Arrebabuerena (yeah) for a lot of money. if we''re not going to trade them (and we're not) then why wouldn't we want to give them an opportunity to play in the big leagues?
per Eric Stephen, the other day, "This is the same guy who gave James Loney a $21MM deal."
I'm looking forward to shaking things up. There are a few guys I'd like to keep around (Kershaw, Ryu, Greinke, Kemp, Jansen, Gonazalez) but the rest of the team I could go with or without.
Top 10 offensive teams by WAR in 2014: 9 of 10 made the postseason. Cardinals were 11th.
Top 10 pitching teams by WAR in 2014: 2 of 10 teams made the postseason.
@DodgersFan also. agree with Mike that payroll won't be down to $190, but it can be less than it was last year without sacrificing a whole lot.
@DodgersFan why are people still asking to trade kemp?
@Mike Petriello i always pictured you as an apple guy
@Purple Drank @finleysgrandslam true. but Martin does.
Would be so pumped to have Russ back. Ellis is a fan favorite, and a great leader, but really didn't produce at all during the regular season. he was great in the NLDS, but you can't count on that happening again.
Problem with Martin (or any other catcher) is that they're so much better off going to an AL squad where they can play every day without having to catch every day.
@Mike Petriello @Table our new super GM is going to be able to convince the Indians that Santana should be their starting catcher and then trade Ethier straight up for Gomes.
i'm guessing that Tuesday was the last time we'll see Ethier in a Dodgers uniform.
@BlueMarvin @finleysgrandslam I'm not saying I don't want a new GM. But right now it's not really going to make me feel any better. Maybe it will next year or during the winter if he/she makes some great moves. Right now it's just a PR move, though.
You're all just grasping for anything positive to hang onto. Firing Ned doesn't bring us back into the NLCS or magically erase the fact that the Satan Series is about to start.
I'd love to see him gone, but I'm not saying Ned is the difference between this year and a Championship team.
@Raul Franklin @finleysgrandslam funny thing is that that was pretty much the most Puig thing he could possibly do.
so i shared this last night. will share it one more time. i wrote a thing about what it's like to be a Dodgers fan. you should read it.
also, last night will probably the last time we ever see Andre Ethier in a Dodgers uniform, which is weird. Even if he didn't really play all season long.
Hey guys. I wrote a thing about being a #Dodgers fan.https://medium.com/@scottmbarrett/what-its-like-to-be-a-dodgers-fan-6db1d2d660f9
hey dudes and dudettes. sorry for the spam. live in or near NYC? we're going to be watching both games in the city tomorrow and Friday. And also future games. come join. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1458407127751596/
@Jeremy_N @Mike Petriello based on the Red Sox don't really gain anything in that deal.
@BlueMarvin agreed. He is starting every day on a first place team and has the chance to play for a contending team for the rest of his career. Strange that he wants out.
@GinFizzBear I would trade Beckett for Cain in a heartbeat. Otherwise, yes.
What do you think are the biggest needs for the Dodgers this year?
I would go with:
1. A solid way forward for the OF
2. A bullpen that does not include anybody named Chris Perez or Paul Malholm
3. A healthy infield
None of those involve major trades. Maybe a few call-ups. Thoughts?
@Sinful Clubhouse Lesbian @scottmbarrett whatever. the all-star game is fun. baseball is fun. that's why we (or most of us) love it. fun. remember fun?
I am pumped for the all-star game. The Home Run derby was so boring. Not just because Puig Dodgered it. Holy sleepy time. I think they need a new skills competition. Maybe a throwing contest for outfielders? I think it would be fun watching Dee & Hamilton play pickle, even. Get creative, MLB
I don't know what all of these nominations are about, but I'm pumped to see Grant Holmes already that high. I'm also pumped that we're heading into the All-Star break with the best record in the NL, the best pitcher on the planet, a dude in the homerun derby, and four all-stars.
I know Kemp's defensive numbers are atrocious, but I got to see Matt Kemp do this in person and there's no way Crawford makes that throw.
So with MLB offense in a huge decline, wouldn't it be prudent of the Dodgers to keep any bats they have at their disposable.
@Mike Petriello i really want to stand in the batter's box to see what pitches like this look like. Kershaw's curve, Mo's cutter etc. I don't know if I could even stand to watch a Chapman fastball.
Anybody else see this? I thought it was an interesting concept - might breath some fresh air into the all-star game.


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Victor Jones thinks about Los Angeles in a way few people do: he thinks about it in the future tense, as a place of myriad possibilities. "Los Angeles, unlike most well known cities, is a twenty-first century paradigm in terms of its ability to inform how people live and what people do and how they experiences civic and public space. It is a new physical model of urbanity: I think Los Angeles is a fantastic case study."
"Thats the draw here," he says. "While perfect weather, a great economy, and geography have made life easy to take for granted my work in academia and design pushes back on the city, forcing people to reconsider the evidence of things not seen. This push back is to say—Hey.—let's stop and revisit this, acknowledging that we are a part of a discussion, that we are not completely inside ourselves and that we are becoming a greater reference globally. When we look at urban development in Beijing, Dubai, Mexico City for example, Los Angeles has become a reference versus traditional nineteenth century cities. Let's try to understand the physical implication of these things."


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It was a dreary day to fly into Duluth, but members of the 148th Fighter Wing are savoring their homecoming despite the weather. They landed Friday afternoon after a 5-week training exercise with NATO partners in Europe.
"It was a long flight, 9 and a half hours, and we almost missed it because of the weather," Master Sgt. Jason Swor said.
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Aysta said some members did get a chance to experience Europe in their downtime.
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"We even saw a little bit of sleet and snow on one of the last days there so coming back to Duluth it wasn't that big of a difference from Estonia," Aysta said.
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Denfeld High School Debuts In-School Food Pantry, Clothes Closet
A new program at Denfeld High School in Duluth aimed at making sure students don't go hungry or without clothes, made its debut on Friday. The Hunter Hut food pantry and clothes closet is the first of its kind in an eight-county radius because it gives students the chance to shop for free groceries and clothing right at school....
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Rice Lake Township Makes Moves To Become a City
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Washburn Co. Sheriff: Concrete Damaging Tires on Hwy. 53
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"We always accept applicants outside of the area," she said.
There will be at least two interview teams established to help find the most qualified candidate for the role, said the mayor. Hersh has agreed to serve on the first interview team to help review the initial resumes and determine which applicants are qualified and should be considered, said Lozeau.
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Oct 22, 2014Lichens have survived the first long-term exposure of eukaryotic organisms to space conditions.
Oct 21, 2014Researchers have discovered information strings with peculiar properties--which may contribute to the development of artificial life.
Oct 18, 2014Scientists have found evidence for a huge mountain range that sustained an explosion of life on Earth 600 million years ago.
Oct 17, 2014More than 100 years since they were first discovered, some of the world's most bizarre fossils have been identified as distant relatives of humans.
Oct 15, 2014Nesta fascinante entrevista , Suzan Mazur do Huffington Post conversa com o Investigador Chefe do NASA Astrobiology Institute (Instituto de Astrobiologia da NASA) e da University of Illionois, Urbana-Campaign (Universidade de Illinois, em Urbana-Campaign).
Oct 11, 2014Please join us in welcoming the new members of the NASA Astrobiology Institute (NAI), winners of the CAN7 competition: the SETI Institute in Mountain View, CA; NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, CA; the University of California, Riverside; NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View, CA; NASA's Goddard Space
Oct 9, 2014A new study clarifies the genetic and developmental origins of an evolutionary innovation in African cichlids.
Oct 7, 2014NASA has awarded five-year grants totaling almost $50 million to seven research teams nationwide to study the origins, evolution, distribution, and future of life in the universe.
Oct 6, 2014Evolutionary lineage of genes that can help an organism withstand extreme conditions has implications for life's survival in the Universe.
Oct 5, 2014A team of researchers has shown how giant clams thrive, operating as exceedingly efficient, living greenhouses that grow symbiotic algae as a source of food.
Sep 30, 2014The pattern of nitrogen in biomolecules could have been generated by the interactions of light from the early sun with nitrogen gas in the nebula, long before Earth formed.
Sep 30, 2014A new study sheds light on how geological features known as wrinkle structures are formed. It involves a bed of sand, waves and microorganisms.
Sep 29, 2014By tracing back old protein sequences, scientists find supports for the theory of a warmer, younger Earth with acidic oceans.
Sep 27, 2014Astronomers have discovered an unusual carbon-based molecule – one with a branched structure – contained within a giant gas cloud in interstellar space.
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Villa Joel
Villa | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
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Villa Joel is a private luxury Bali villas available for vacation rentals. Located in the Kerobokan district on the island of Bali in Indonesia, the location of the villa is perfect for those who wish to enjoy the restaurants, nightlife, and shopping of Oberoi and Seminyak. KuDeTa, La Lucciola, Ultimo, Trattoria, and Cafe Bali also near Seminyak square shopping and the Living Room are all but a short distance away. For those who wish to relax ocean side, the Petitenget / Oberoi beach is just a short away...
Despite a central location, Villa Joel is peaceful and quiet, with a large walled garden.
There are two full-sized bedrooms complete with queen beds and en-suite bathrooms.
There is garden with a big private swimming pool, 2 sun beds with umbrella and large garden with boundary wall for total privacy. There is a car parking area outside the main entrance.
Ours service staff including: transport from airport , daily cleaning, pool cleaning 2 times a week, WiFi, big bottle of water (for dispenser).
For an additional service: rent a car with driver, rent a scooters.
-Free Welcome Drink
-Free airport Pick up
-Free Drinking Water
-Free WiFi
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Patitenget, Batu Belig,Ecko,Berawa,Canggu Beach`s
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: 20
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|Air conditioning, TV, Wi-Fi available
|Cooker, Fridge, Freezer
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 En suites
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Dining seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden
The Bali/Lesser Sunda Islands region
Located in the traditional village of Peliatan Kerobokan district, just ten minutes' drive to the beach at Canggu on Bali's southwest coast.
The location of Villa Joel is perfect for those who wish to relax oceanside the Pattitenget / Oberoi Beach is just a short away .The trendy Seminyak area is just 10 minutes' drive from the villa, presenting an exciting nightlife, together with a plethora of trendy boutiques, luxurious spas, and internationally acclaimed restaurants – including the famous 'Ku Dé Ta', 'Sarong', 'La Lucciola' and 'Métis'.
The location of Villa Joel offers easy access to the mountains and rice terraces on the western slopes of the island, and is just 10 minutes' drive from the Sunset Route, gateway to the eastern side of the island. The international airport is about 30 minutes' drive depending on the traffic. The location is also convenient for all of the shopping malls and main tourist attractions.
Easily accessible sporting amenities include the nearby 'Nirwana Bali Golf Course'. Designed by Greg Norman, this was voted the number 1 golf course in Asia; it is situated beside the dramatic, wave-lashed sea temple of Tanah Lot. For horse lovers, the 'Kuda P' riding stables are close by and the 'Umalas Equestrian Centre' is just a few kilometers away.
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ATI: Linux vs. Windows Vista
Since AMD introduced their new Linux display driver last month, we have published a number of different articles looking at the Radeon performance across their different GPU product generations. This ATI/AMD Linux driver testing and exploration continued this month with the release of the 8.42 driver, which finally introduced AIGLX support for the fglrx driver. One area though we haven't yet analyzed is how their official Linux driver now compares to their much-optimized Windows Catalyst driver. Today, however, we will be looking just at that as we compare the ATI Radeon HD 2900XT 512MB performance under Linux and Microsoft Windows Vista.
30 October 2007 - 43 Comments
Nouveau Companion 29
In this edition of the Nouveau Companion, the developers of the open-source 2D/3D NVIDIA display driver talk about IRC color coding, NV04 performance improvements, texture fixes, EXA advancements, register combiners, and more. Also being worked on by the Nouveau camp has been a NV4x TTM and Gallium prototype. The Nouveau developers are still in need of some additional testing, so be sure to give them a hand if you're able to do so.
28 October 2007 - 1 Comment
What 10,000+ People Say About Linux Graphics
This past Sunday we started our first-ever Linux Graphics Survey that looked at the usage of X.Org display drivers, hardware, and the display features being sought after by Linux desktop users. In less than four days, we received over 10,000 survey submissions! This survey will be going on until November 21, so if you haven't yet participated you still have plenty of time to do so. But for those of you that have already taken the survey, what are the results so far? Well, below are the percentages from all of the responses collected before 10:00AM PST today. In Late November when the survey has ended, we will present the final results.
25 October 2007 - 9 Comments
AMD 8.42 Driver Brings Fixes, AIGLX!
Today it's now time where the fglrx driver reaches yet another milestone. Not only does today's release address many of the outstanding bugs for the earlier GPU generations while also introducing a few new features, but it also delivers AIGLX support! Yes, you read that right. You can finally run your ATI graphics card with the fglrx driver and run Compiz, Beryl, or Compiz Fusion without using XGL! This is coming 13 months after NVIDIA had introduced its AIGLX support, but now just days after the release of Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon it's here for ATI hardware. Granted, if you were using an older ATI GPU with the open-source Radeon driver, you could have been benefiting from AIGLX already.
23 October 2007 - 12 Comments
2007 Linux Graphics Survey
While Linux desktop surveys are nothing new, no recent polls have looked specifically at Linux graphics when it comes to X.Org video drivers, hardware, and related video features. We, however, at Phoronix see a need for this information to be profiled and have launched the first-annual Linux graphics survey. This survey is intended to allow the development community to get a better understanding of the video hardware in use, what open-source and closed-source drivers are being used, and other relevant information.
21 October 2007
Nouveau Companion 28
It's time for another issue of the Nouveau Companion, which talks about the development work done on the open-source 2D/3D NVIDIA driver over the past two weeks. Among the topics talked about in this issue include PlayStation 3 graphics via Nouveau, using TTM memory manager, and the Gallium3D architecture. A stable 2D Nouveau driver is about completed with EXA support but currently lacks an EXA implementation on the older NVIDIA hardware and there are still problems with NVIDIA's GeForce 8 hardware.
12 October 2007 - 4 Comments
The Progress Of The RadeonHD Driver
It's going on two weeks since the RadeonHD driver was made available, which is AMD's sanctioned open-source driver for the Radeon X1000 (R500) and Radeon HD 2000 (R600) series (as well as future generations of AMD GPUs). In this time, we have seen some great progress made with this open-source driver and have a few additional remarks to share about its status and the first bits of this driver's roadmap.
29 September 2007
Nouveau Companion 27
It's been about a month since the last Nouveau Companion, the development newsletter talking about the work going into the open-source 3D NVIDIA display driver, but today the latest edition is now available. Covered in the 27th edition of the Nouveau Companion are details on the progress made in the past month such as with porting the driver to using libpciaccess, bug squashing, 2D acceleration working for NVIDIA's GeForce 8800GTX, X-Video fixes, and RandR 1.2 support was merged back into the Nouveau master branch. The Nouveau developers have received a few new graphics card donations but are still in need of development help and testing.
26 September 2007 - 2 Comments
NVIDIA GeForce 8 + 100.14.19 Redux
This past week was marked by the release of the NVIDIA 100.14.19 display driver for Linux and Solaris, which was the first alternative OS driver release from this Santa Clara company in about three months. The public change-log is quite lengthy and finally delivered on fixing the GeForce 8 performance regression. In our GeForce 8800GTS Linux tests, the performance fix was very evident. However, now that we have had the time to run more extensive tests with the GeForce 8 series and this new driver, we have found not everything to be smooth sailing.
23 September 2007
NVIDIA 100.14.19 Display Driver
After a very slow summer, NVIDIA has finally rolled out an updated Linux proprietary display driver. The release highlights are quite extensive. However, as NVIDIA did not have the courtesy to allow for testing this driver in advance and right now we are out covering Intel's IDF, we do not have benchmarks to share. However, as time permits over the next day or two we hope to publish some new Linux NVIDIA GeForce 8800 benchmarks.
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Disco Fever raises $18,000 for family center
Tina Shaerban of WTOL Channel 11 News served as master of ceremonies. She presented Distinguished Citizen Awards to Joe Kochanski and George Marshall, and the Richard Fisher Educator Awards to Michelle Hammond, Jennifer McKarns and Sue Rowe.
Chairpersons Dick and Sandy Fisher were also presented with a Distinguished Citizen Award and the crowd honored them with a standing ovation.
The disco theme was displayed throughout the room and was the creation of Dick and Sandy Fisher, chairpersons of the event. Peace, love and joy posters were hanging around the room along with disco balls that were part of each centerpiece. The dance floor was filled as D.J. Doug Kwiatkowski played all the favorite tunes from the 1970s.
Approximately $18,000 was raised by bidding on the silent auction, buying mystery boxes and signing up on various raffle boards. The proceeds from the event were to benefit the child care department which includes the center's preschool program, before/after school program and summer child care.
Sponsors were Mercy St. Charles Hospital and Toledo Refining.
The scholarships are based on academic achievement and volunteer service to the community.
Indebancorp is the parent company of National Bank of Oak Harbor.
Officers elected were Charles Hablitzel, president; James Dunn, vice president; Dr. Dennis Laub, assistant vice president; Gary Macko, second assistant vice president and Marie Truman, secretary
The 20 Under 40 program focuses on individuals who have distinguished themselves in their careers and/or in the community. It is intended that the program will further motivate young leaders in our area.
Nominations are due by Friday, June 15. Go to www.20under40toledo.com.
Chrys Peterson, WTOL news anchor, will serve as master of ceremonies for the event which will be held Thursday, September 27.
The fundraiser helps the club fund service projects such as Breakfast With Santa, Dictionaries for Third Graders, Ohio Reads tutors and the Challenger Learning Center.
Sponsors and teams are sought. Go to www.clubrunner.ca/oregon-northwood.com
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Duprey is strong advocate for locals
August 22, 2014 To the editor: One of the toughest challenges I face as a teacher of government to high school seniors is helping them to connect to public service and politics. more »»
ARTA claims are false
August 22, 2014 To the editor: Hi. I was one of the people riding motorcars on your excellent railroad in July. In spite of David Bank's commentary, I felt very welcomed. more »»
Thank-you to the American Legion
August 22, 2014 To the editor: Thank you to Jim Kelly and the staff at the Lake Placid American Legion for their outstanding help and professionalism during a recent post-funeral reception we hosted at the Legion. more »»
Thank-you to the water department
August 22, 2014 To the editor: Recently we needed help with issues from a busted water main. After contacting the village water department, a very capable, efficient crew came to fix i. more »»
Vote for Duprey
August 21, 2014 To the editor: Whether it be our hometown of Tupper Lake or any other town, one can be rest assured Assemblywoman Janet Duprey is watching over us with sincere care and concer. more »»
A welcome return for water skiing event
August 21, 2014 To the editor: My wife and I are the shore owners and innkeepers of the Haus on Mirror Lake adjacent to Mid's Park. more »»
Flowers throughout village are beautiful
August 21, 2014 To the editor: As I drove to work this morning, I couldn't help but notice how beautiful the barrels of flowers are throughout downtown Saranac Lake. more »»
Trust Duprey with North Country issues
August 20, 2014 To the editor: This letter is in support of Janet Duprey for re-election to the New York State Assembly. more »»
Duprey will help move N.Y. education forward
August 20, 2014 To the editor, I'm writing to express my support for the re-election of assemblywoman Janet Duprey in New York's 115th district. more »»
Duprey committed to the North Country
August 20, 2014 To the editor: One of the many great character traits of Assemblywoman Janet Duprey is a belief in what is right for our area, and staying committed to i. more »»
Duprey maintains high standards
August 20, 2014 To the editor: I had the opportunity to work with Janet Duprey during the time we both served in Clinton County government. more »»
Voice your opinion about village projects at the planning board meeting tonight
August 19, 2014 To the editor: I attended the last Saranac Lake Planning Board meeting Aug. 5. more »»
Vote for Duprey
August 18, 2014 To the editor: There will be a Republican Primary in the 115th Assembly District on September 9th. As I travel around, people tell me that Assemblywoman Janet Duprey is a "shoo-in". more »»
Duprey: One of a kind
August 18, 2014 To the editor: Janet Duprey is one of a kind. Whenever I need a honest answer, or a trusted advocate all I need to do is reach out. more »»
Speak up about Lake Flower hotel project
August 16, 2014 To the editor: On Tuesday, April 19 at 7 p.m., the planning board will hold an open meeting to discuss the Lake Flower Hotel project in the village offices. The public has been invited to attend. more »»
Help raise awareness for suicide prevention
August 16, 2014 To the editor: Our community knows as well as any that suicide takes an enormous toll on families, friends, co-workers, schools and entire communities. more »»
Give rails a chance
August 15, 2014 To the editor: I am a longtime rider of railroads and want to express my concern with the continued controversy regarding the access to Adirondack rails. more »»
Support for Janet Duprey for Assembly
August 14, 2014 To the editor: Republicans, get out and vote on Primary Day, Sept. 9. Vote for Janet Duprey, our incumbent New York state Assemblywoman for the 115th district. more »»
Duprey for Assembly
August 14, 2014 To the editor: On Sept. 9, the Republican voters of the 115th Assembly District will vote in a primary to decide who will be their nominee on the Republican ballot in November. more »»
A broken Mirror
August 12, 2014 To the editor: As a property owner in Lake Placid since 1960, I am intensely interested in keeping Mirror Lake free of motor boats, as it has always been. more »»
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Treasury puts faith in $500m Islamic debt
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Pricey cloud of smoke over BAT
A fine by the UK government raises further concern about the global business practices of British American Tobacco
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Pricey cloud of smoke over BAT
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Without more effective monitoring, economic benefits will be overwhelmed by damage to the environment
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PPC staff hold trump card
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Mobile apps mean cash no longer king
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Property sales peak as buyers splash out
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French chefs are calling for an end to the culture of violence that they say is a stain on the kitchens of the country's top restaurants
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Reprieve for battling consumers
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Nestlé studying exercise in a bottle as line between food and pharma blurs
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Stock market leaps on China rate-cut surprise
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Bruce Whitfield
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Giulietta Talevi
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Ann Crotty
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Raymond Parsons
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STOCK TALK: Bird flu boon for SA companies
Ann Crotty
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Arthur Goldstuck
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Jeremy Thomas
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Marianne Buenaventura Goldman
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So now that Matt Smith has decided to hand in his 'sonic screwdriver' who will they pick for the new regenerated Dr Who ?
Based upon the story lines over the past few years they will have to be young and / or physically fit.
Will they go with an establish, well known actor to the TV public or go, as they did with Matt Smith, for an virtual unknown to the general viewing public ?
Will they keep the same format i.e. a male actor ?
If they decided upon a woman I would suggest Joanna Lumley OK OK I know she's a pensioner now but she is still a fine actress. She also player the Doctor in a Red Nose Day sketch, very funny ! Or how about Helena Bonham Carter if Tim Burton does not need her for one of his films for a couple of years.
How about a black Dr Who ? I would suggest someone like Arinze Kene who has played in Casualty, EastEnders and Hollyoaks or Daniel Kaluuya who has already acted on Dr Who back in 2009 he also played Agent Tucker in Johnny English Reborn.
There is, what appears to be, on ongoing theme of the Doctor not wishing to regenerate with red hair ! So how about Eddie Redmayne (Les Misérables) ?
Dr Who with attitude ? Vinnie Jones :-)
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"An older actor would seem a bit odd" WHY ? The Doctor is a Time Lord. Age is timeless to them.
Were you one of the kids who hid behind the sofa at the sight of the Dalek's FE ?
Yes it's grown up and is a little Americanised but it's still a credit to the BBC
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These are some of the people are betting on and their odds !
Wondering if you are up for the part, the last auditions were held "I a shabby hotel in Wales"
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Who would want this job?
In the Metropolitan Human Relations Commission's recent history several of its directors have been pushed to resign, one was fired and the last two left suddenly with no explanation.
Who indeed?
Meet Dawn Cummings, the woman the commission hired on July 1 to take over the challenging position of director. She joined the agency as staff attorney in 2007.
The governmental agency – responsible for investigating claims of and enforcing laws against discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodation and education – has a tumultuous history.
In 1996, complaints from businesses and allegations of unqualified leadership led the Fort Wayne City Council to shut down the agency and start over. Then the commission's seven-member governing board started the ill-advised habit of hiring directors from the commission's own ranks. A rash of short-tenured directors followed. Leslie Raymer, who was forced to resign in 2001, sued the commission for discrimination. Her replacement, Greg Shade, was fired in 2004.
Shade was replaced by Gerald Foday, a staff attorney at Metro. He made several improvements to the agency and appeared to turn it around over his seven-year tenure. But then without explanation Foday abruptly resigned in 2011. He was replaced by Cathy Serrano, an attorney who previously served as human resources director for Allen County, but she resigned after only 13 months with no warning and little explanation.
I think that perception-versus-reality thing is at play here just because Metro has had this focus on some negative things with directors coming and going, said Larry Wardlaw, chairman of the Metro board of commissioners. I know you mention Metro and some people just roll their eyes. But the day-to-day operations are really solid.
Flawed leaders, great employees
Cummings was asked to manage the staff temporarily the last time the board had to search for a new director.
We saw she did a good job then and, rather than go through a lengthy search, we really just thought we have the right person right there, Wardlaw said. She had good experience in government and at Metro; that reinforced our decision.
Cummings, 40, applied for the director's position when Foday left and was one of the finalists, but the board decided to go with Serrano.
When I applied the first time, it just wasn't my time, Cummings said. I learned quite a bit from Gerald and I learned a lot from Director Serrano. Everything happens for a reason. They helped put the agency on the track we are now.
Cummings, a Geneva native, earned her bachelor's degree in political science from Ball State University and her law degree from Thomas Cooley Law School in Michigan. Before joining Metro, she worked in the tax division at the Indiana Attorney General's Office.
This agency does good work, she said, Whatever happened in the past, I'm not involved with that. Under Director Foday and under Director Serrano, we've had a great staff and they do great work. I had no doubts about taking over as executive director because of the staff. It's not a perfect system. We're always looking for improvements, but we have one of the best civil rights organizations in the country.
Wardlaw agrees.
We've met numbers, we've met goals, we've met objectives, we've met (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission) standards, we've been audited and we've come out good, he said. We've had some missteps with directors in the past, but the staff has done a great job.
He said board members thought it was important to hire from within the agency this time to provide staff with some continuity and give them a level of comfort. Promoting from within the agency was also an opportunity to acknowledge the quality work at the agency despite the turmoil at the top.
I don't get the calls I used to from businesses about a case languishing, Wardlaw said. We've got a tight system and a good staff.
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What is Wardlaw's advice to Cummings for dealing with Metro's unfortunate history?
My answer to that is she needs to stay the course, he said.
Apparently, Cummings is prepared to follow that advice. She said she doesn't plan on making any major changes.
So, there are two sides to what Metro does: The enforcement and the outreach, the diversity training, Cummings said. The past two directors were very different in their focus. Director Foday was very focused on enforcement, and Director Serrano was very focused on outreach. If I can take the best parts of those two approaches, I think it will be successful.
She said that the most important thing for the agency is to continue to perform thorough investigations and always make sure the agency has strong evidence to back up its determinations.
Sometimes even when we don't find a violation, we give them good information so the company can look at its policies to avoid misunderstandings in the future, avoid the complaint in the first place, Cummings said. We are a law enforcement agency. Not an advocacy agency. Some people get confused by that. We are a fact-finding organization and not an advocacy organization, and sometimes that can lead to hard feelings. You have to have solid evidence to back up any claim.
Often people tell Metro staff about an incident that feels like discrimination, but the agency has to have solid evidence to take any action, she said.
A majority of our cases are found not to have probable cause, Wardlaw said. Just because a person thinks something is discrimination, it doesn't mean there is.
More than dazzle
Cummings said there are a few things she knows she needs to improve. She likes to get knee deep in cases, but she said as director she needs to watch herself to make sure she is not micromanaging.
She also needs to get used to being the face of Metro. She readily admits she is a reserved person who doesn't like to speak in public or give interviews.
She's a very business-oriented person, very serious, Wardlaw said. Dawn tends to err on the side of being a little shy. But we've watched her over the years and she's really grown. Quite frankly, it's not all about dazzle and sparkle. It's about facts and getting the job done, and that she does just fine. She'll become more comfortable as time goes on and we're confident she'll do well.
A large part of Cummings' new role is building relationships within the business community and repairing the agency's public reputation. But it's possible that rather than seeking attention for herself, her more reserved nature is precisely the type of leadership Metro needs at this time to move the agency forward.


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This is an okay concealer. I hate that the color selection is so limited... it also looks patchy under foundation. It would be perfect without any foundation, since it covers up so well, if they had a more broad selection. Light is toooo light, and medium is too dark, it's annoying! Anyway, it's good, I'l probably keep buying it until and unless I find a better concealer.
Update: this has become my hg! I no longer wear foundation, this concealer looks ahhhhmazing on its own. I can use light medium when I'm more pale and medium when I have color. It doesn't break me out, has fantastic staying power. It's. 5!!!!
I purchase this at Wal-Mart for $6 in the shade "light". It has a thick, rich consistency, and a little bit goes a long way. It's excellent at covering up blemishes, uneven skin tone, and redness. It does a decent job at covering under eye circles, but I'm still on the lookout for an even better under eye concealer. I have purchased this multiple times and will continue to keep purchasing because this is is the best concealer I've found so far, especially at such an affordable price. I highly reccomend this!
LOVElovelove the heavy coverage of this concealer! completely hides my under eye circles. hides my blemishes, but also creates them as well unfortunately :( im very acne prone and this oil in this product made me break out almost immediately after using this . i definitely don't recommend this to anyone with very oily/acne prone skin because like other reviewers have mentioned, this WILL break you out. other than that, this is an AMAZING concealer . too bad my skin doesn't agree . :(
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I love this stuff! I was paying so much for MAC concealer for a small tube and it just wasnt worth it. I got the medium and its fine I wear it under Rimmel 24 hour foundation . This is a thicker formula and a little goes a long way. The coverage is amazing and I find it helps a lot with pore issues making them smaller looking. I will repurchase and hope this sticks arond a while.
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Love this concealer. I have very dark circles under my eyes and this is the ONLY thing I have found that actually covers them up. I also played around with the pencil and covered up a small all black tattoo and it worked! My husband actually noticed a few hours later and asked where the heck my tattoo went, lol! I used this in the medium shade. It matches well but I do wish there were more options for shades.
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I love this concealer! It's very thick and covers all of my imperfections very well! The packaging is also very nice, it has a needle nose applicator which is perfect for squeezing out the smallest ammount! A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY!
I knocked off one lippy because of the very scarce shade choice. I got the color "medium" it's much too olive-y for my skin tone. (I have a very golden skin tone) So I apply this concealer over my foundation and try to blend as well as I can, but I usually apply my E.L.F 1$ concealer over the glamoflauge so the color matches my skin better, then I add powder and my skin looks flawless!
This concealer is PERFECT for under eye circles, I have very dark ones and this instantly brightens them and makes them completely invisible. I'd definitely reperchase although one tube will probably last years.
Also: This helped dry out my blemishes!
Covered my blemishes well! You couldn't even tell I had them!
Very oily consistency and made my skin excessively oily.
Very thick and made me feel like I was wearing a mask.
Not a wide range of shades, but it was easy to blend.
Broke my face out like crazy! I have very sensitive skin and I bought this concealer to cover my blemishes but it made them 10 times worse! I think I ended up having an allergic reaction to it also because i have some bumps that itch like they're hives or something.
I definitely would not buy this again because it wreaked havoc on my skin. If you have sensitive skin, steer clear.
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This concealer works well, but I'd like to think there are other options out there. I hate to rain on the parade, but this didn't really impress me. The coverage WAS fantastic, but I'm sensitive to some of the ingredients based on past history with them. The biggest thing I noticed was that in the areas where I applied it, my face became SUPER oily throughout the day. I'm already pretty oily anyways, but this honestly just made me look disgusting. I had random oily patches all over my face -___-
Color range is horrible, but luckily the shade "tan" works rather well for me. There are only 3 shades to choose from which could prove to be a problem for people that don't quite fit within the shades available.
I don't think I'll repurchase because first of all, I rarely (and I mean rarely) use concealer and this one comes with a TON of product. Even if I used it every day for a year, I couldn't imagine running out. I'd also like to find a better alternative.
While I wasn't particularly wowed by this concealer, I'm glad I tried it out.
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this product is very thick and nicely pigmented, and as everyone has said already, a little goes a long way! Really. The amount of product for the price is sososo cheap(and I like the sanitary packaging and very easy to control amount needed). my mac studio finish concealer was $20 for 7g while this is $7 for 20g!!!
The consistency is fairly good, but I feel it makes my face a bit oilier than usual throughout the day..? Also, Ive had a few new pimples pop up, not sure if its from this product yet, because the first two ingredients on this list are Petrolatum, and Lanolin oil, which block pores...I will re-edit this sometime when I know for sure (: Just be cautious, this gets cakey VERY fast and i find it can crease under the eyes. Be sure to set it with a powder to ensure maximum staying power!
so, Ive left this product sitting there for a while, and the oils in the product has begun to seperate from the concealer..nasty :s
I've also discovered that this does break me out a bit, but its not too horrible. I wont repurchase though, because it gives me dewy sort of finish on my blemish and I get oily, and it just looks a bit bleh...but it blends like a dream and looks nice on me when it is first applied (: Just make sure to moisturize prior to application so it wont sink into any fine lines
Acne-prone girls, beware. I really wanted to love this concealer. I bought it for covering blemishes. Unfortunately, it made my skin break out severely. I started out trying to hide one spot but ended up with 8 more that were far worse.