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Examining public perceptions of privacy and security in the post-Snowden era
Summary of Findings
Privacy evokes a constellation of concepts for Americans—some of them tied to traditional notions of civil liberties and some of them driven by concerns about the surveillance of digital communications and the coming era of "big data." While Americans' associations with the topic of privacy are varied, the majority of adults in a new survey by the Pew Research Center feel that their privacy is being challenged along such core dimensions as the security of their personal information and their ability to retain confidentiality.
When Americans are asked what comes to mind when they hear the word "privacy," there are patterns to their answers. As the above word cloud illustrates, they give important weight to the idea that privacy applies to personal material—their space, their "stuff," their solitude, and, importantly, their "rights." Beyond the frequency of individual words, when responses are grouped into themes, the largest block of answers ties to concepts of security, safety, and protection. For many others, notions of secrecy and keeping things "hidden" are top of mind when thinking about privacy.
More than a year after contractor Edward Snowden leaked documents about widespread government surveillance by the NSA, the cascade of news stories about the revelations continue to register widely among the public. Some 43% of adults have heard "a lot" about "the government collecting information about telephone calls, emails, and other online communications as part of efforts to monitor terrorist activity," and another 44% have heard "a little." Just 5% of adults in our panel said they have heard "nothing at all" about these programs.
Perhaps most striking is Americans' lack of confidence that they have control over their personal information. That pervasive concern applies to everyday communications channels and to the collectors of their information—both in the government and in corporations.
RTFA for details and conclusions.
The folks at Pew recently asked me why I use their studies, surveys and analysis. Prime – from my perspective – is integrity. They consider the standards inherent in our Constitution inviolable. A group of ideals advanced not only for their time; but, for today. And they would wish, I believe, to carry the standards forward into the future we must all fight for.
I admit to being blasé about the questions we confront in this study. I haven't had the privacy Pew strives to address as a standard since the very first days I stood up against oppression and racism in this the land of my birth.
On the way to my first sit-in in the civil rights movement, crammed into a VW Kombi owned by the college student driving our very mixed bag of black and white, town and gown, to Virginia – hoping to survive sharing a Coke at some drugstore soda fountain – we were spotted and tailed by the Virginia State Police the instant we crossed their border. Which meant local coppers, FBI, had recorded our departure from New Haven and passed the word along.
Before the 1950's were out I had my first confrontation with FBI agents who waited outside the factory where I worked. I was the chairman of the union's COPE committee. The Committee On Political Education – which mostly concentrated on issues and platform questions in local and national elections.
Nothing much to say about it. A standard intimidation tactic back then. It never matters what they say they want to talk to you about. They usually try to sound like they're really concerned about helping you. Which is a crock. The point they're making is that they know who you are and what you say.
I told them to stick it where the sun don't shine and walked away. That all happened before I made it to 1963. Ain't much changed since as far as privacy in my life is concerned. Laws change. Politicians change a very little. Establishment, government lies about protecting the people haven't changed a jot.
Brave New World is real — only now it's called "data mining"
With their thousands of software engineers, huge resources and myriad databases, the Googles, Amazons and Facebooks may seem to inhabit an alternative IT universe.
But what the big web services firms are doing today with data volumes and data types will soon be the common experience for many businesses, according to Neo Technology CEO Emil Eifrem…
"If you're interested in seeing the future of how data-oriented architectures are likely to evolve, the future is already here — just unevenly distributed," Eifrem said.
"What that means is if you look at some of the big web services — the Googles and the Amazons of the world — they are already today dealing with the volume and shape of data that everyone else will be working on in five years from now…"
And our government – courtesy of their pat 3-letter agencies – is even bigger.
"When you receive an email in your Gmail account, that's going to be chopped up into various forms and stored as a simple log over here in maybe the equivalent of a document database. But then over here all the contacts and the keywords are going to be stored in a graph database. Then they have really awesome systems for keeping all that data in sync," he said.
"It's not perfect and it's a lot of hard work. But it's the reality that we're all going to face and a lot of people are already facing it today."
Eifrem said companies are already past the point where a single database is capable of managing all data workloads — and it's misleading for any vendor to suggest it has the answer to all an enterprise's database problems…
"If you don't go to the pains of choosing that technology and getting that thousand times improvement, then someone else in your vertical will. They're just going to build a much better product and glean so much better insights that they're going to outperform you…
"Every single dataset today or tomorrow is going to be big. So the role of the data architect in the future is going to be to look at my big dataset and then identify parts of it that are shaped as tables and say, 'That fits really well in my trusted old relational database from Oracle or IBM or whatever,'" Eifrem said.
RTFA and keep this fact in the front of your brain: the dataset being discussed is you.
Eifrem sells products which perform best at slicing and dicing all the information available about your life and how you live — to sell you something and make a profit. That's not what Uncle Sugar does with the same or similar software.
The government we confront – through Congress, through a compliant Supreme Court, led by whoever is in the White House from the Age of Reagan forward – compiles every speck of information on you, me and the dog to assure themselves that we're going to stay in line. Or be kept in line. Some geeks will revolt! Some will accept a paycheck – and cooperate
Regardless of how often and how loudly they lie, the two qualities our government fears the most are transparency and democracy.
Thanks, Mike
U.S. Tech should worry even more about the Snowden effect
Edward Snowden speaks to a European Council parliamentary hearing
U.S. technology companies have a lot to fear from the fallout over the widespread spying by the National Security Agency. Corporate customers ripping out their products from data centers around the world isn't one of them.
The real threat? Projects just getting off the ground. A $185-million submarine data cable that Brazil is building to Europe – which the country says can be built without U.S. technologies – offers one example, which we reported on today.
The cable illustrates a bigger problem facing Silicon Valley and the rest of the U.S. tech industry: Emerging markets are spending more on information technology and taking a bigger share of the global market, as growth rates from developed countries are slowing down.
If the Brazil-to-Europe cable is built as planned, and U.S. tech firms are passed over in favor of European, Asian or local suppliers, it would be a sign that when it comes to international tech projects, the Snowden Effect will be as widespread as the NSA's surveillance.
The dummies in Congress continue to maintain the Cold War mentality which has ballooned since 9/11. On one hand you have the wholesale handover of American privacy into the disdainful care of the NSA and FBI. They couldn't care less about our rights.
On the other hand, you have populist politicians who attack furriners – especially China – as the Red Menace which sleeps in the closet opposite your bed – while terrorists sleep underneath. So, Huawei – which built the broadband infrastructure for France and a chunk of the UK, as examples – is banned from doing business in the United States. Does anyone think that constitutes a negative in the eyes of nations already put off by US militarism, snoops and profiteers? If Uncle Sugar is afraid of this company they must be doing something right.
Huawei may or may not get a piece of the Brazilian project; but, Cisco doesn't stand a chance.
IRS seizes accounts on suspicion, no crime required
For almost 40 years, Carole Hinders has dished out Mexican specialties at her modest cash-only restaurant. For just as long, she deposited the earnings at a small bank branch a block away — until last year, when two tax agents knocked on her door and informed her that they had seized her checking account, almost $33,000.
The Internal Revenue Service agents did not accuse Ms. Hinders of money laundering or cheating on her taxes — in fact, she has not been charged with any crime. Instead, the money was seized solely because she had deposited less than $10,000 at a time, which they viewed as an attempt to avoid triggering a required government report.
"How can this happen?" Ms. Hinders said in a recent interview. "Who takes your money before they prove that you've done anything wrong with it?"
The federal government does.
Using a law designed to catch drug traffickers, racketeers and terrorists by tracking their cash, the government has gone after run-of-the-mill business owners and wage earners without so much as an allegation that they have committed serious crimes. The government can take the money without ever filing a criminal complaint, and the owners are left to prove they are innocent. Many give up…
"They're going after people who are really not criminals," said David Smith, a former federal prosecutor who is now a forfeiture expert and lawyer in Virginia. "They're middle-class citizens who have never had any trouble with the law."
On Thursday, in response to questions from The New York Times, the I.R.S. announced that it would curtail the practice, focusing instead on cases where the money is believed to have been acquired illegally or seizure is deemed justified by "exceptional circumstances…"
RTFA. Contemptible policies made all the worse by their spread throughout our government. The NSA and FBI meet the same lowlife standard. Not that they're copycats. They're just behaving like the rest of the phony/law enforcement/foreign legion scumbags in our government. Regal, self-serving hypocrites.
Like so many police agencies in American government, they're above the law.
Thanks, Mike
NSA documents confirm close working relationship with US companies
Newly disclosed National Security Agency documents suggest a closer relationship between American companies and the spy agency than has been previously disclosed.
The documents, published last week by The Intercept, describe "contractual relationships" between the NSA and U.S. companies, as well as the fact that the NSA has "under cover" spies working at or with some U.S. companies.
While not conclusive, the material includes some clear suggestions that at least some American companies are quite willing to help the agency conduct its massive surveillance programs.
The precise role of U.S. companies in the NSA's global surveillance operations remains unclear. Documents obtained by Edward Snowden and published by various news organizations show that companies have turned over their customers' email, phone calling records and other data under court orders. But the level of cooperation beyond those court orders has been an open question, with several leading companies, such as Apple, Google, Microsoft and Facebook, asserting that they only turn over customer information that is "targeted and specific" in response to legal demands.
Apple's public acknowledgement of device encryption making it impossible to cooperate with federal snoops has truly pissed off our lazyass spy bureaucrats.
The documents do not identify any specific companies as collaborating with the NSA. The references are part of an inventory of operations, of which the very "fact that" they exist is classified information. These include the:
Contractual Relationships (pg 7)
Backdoors in US Encryption Systems (pg 9)
Whipgenie collecting US communications (pg 7)
NSA going under cover in US companies (pg 7)
Predictably, our elected flunkies who head up Congressional Intelligence committees didn't have any comment. They're too busy being obedient, unquestioning.
Thanks, Mike
Oppenheimer's reputation repaired by unredacted security records
Oppenheimer with a socialist who wouldn't be allowed into the country, today
The release of unredacted transcripts of secret government hearings held in 1954 by the Atomic Energy Commission produced headlines last week as the disclosures reaffirmed the once-questioned loyalty of Los Alamos Manhattan Project mastermind J. Robert Oppenheimer.
Many are asking why it took six decades to release the previously secret sections, other than that the now-restored portions tended to exonerate Oppenheimer. One expert says there was no classified information in the redactions.
All questions of security in the United States are regulated by paranoid idiots.
In a monumental fall from grace, Oppenheimer went from the man who harnessed the power of the atom for the bombs that ended World War II to losing his security clearance after the AEC hearings amid accusations that this chain-smoking American eccentric was a Soviet spy.
The hearings were held against the backdrop of 1950s red-scare America, fueled by factors including the fact that Oppenheimer's brother and wife had been communists, and his lack of enthusiasm for building the more powerful hydrogen or "Super" bomb.
RTFA. The JOURNAL isn't quite as much of a PITA as some. They don't require registration; but, you must answer one or more survey questions which earns them relevant baksheesh I guess.
Cold War hysteria fit perfectly into the reactionary politics of the American establishment post-WW2. Oppenheimer, with a scientist's objectivity and reliance on observable and verifiable fact did not. Our politicians would rather reject talent than admit their foolishness. Which is why government transparency is a contradiction in terms.
His earnestness about trying to build peace – alienated him from hawkish thugs like Edward Teller who wanted more and bigger bombs every week [and got them] – sealed the deal. No pleas for peace in imperial ideology.
I was lucky enough to meet Dr. Oppenheimer a couple of times. He was just part of the audience at discussions about working to promote peace at forums sponsored by the Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy.
Time is running out on Freedom Act — with luck, the phony Patriot Act as well
As the clock ticks down on the 113th Congress, time is running out for the USA Freedom Act, the first legislative attempt at reining in the National Security Agency during the 9/11 era. Unless the Senate passes the stalled bill in the brief session following November's midterm elections, the NSA will keep all of its existing powers to collect US phone records in bulk, despite support for the bill from the White House, the House of Representatives and, formally, the NSA itself.
But supporters of the Freedom Act are warning that the intelligence agencies and their congressional allies will find the reform bill's legislative death to be a cold comfort.
On 1 June 2015, Section 215 of the Patriot Act will expire. The loss of Section 215 will deprive the NSA of the legal pretext for its bulk domestic phone records dragnet. But it will cut deeper than that: the Federal Bureau of Investigation will lose its controversial post-9/11 powers to obtain vast amounts of business records relevant to terrorism or espionage investigations. Those are investigative authorities the USA Freedom Act leaves largely untouched.
Section 215's demise can happen through sheer incompetence, a feature – not a bug – of a House of Representatives controlled by Do-Nothing Republicans.
"Senators obstructing passage of the USA Freedom Act risk losing Section 215 altogether," Congressman James Sensenbrenner, the Wisconsin Republican and Freedom Act co-author – Chief NSA butt-kisser…
The FBI has for years argued that its Section 215 powers, which permit the bureau to collect "any tangible thing" relevant to a terrorism or espionage investigation at standards lower than probable cause, are critical for protecting the US against shadowy threats.
If the USA Freedom Act, already criticised as an insufficient reform, cannot be passed, "falling back to the fourth amendment is not a bad outcome," Democrat Zoe Lofgren said…
Lawyer-think argues the provisions allowing a touch of habeus corpus before the FISA Court, the kangaroo court that pays lip-service to diminishing constitutional rights, will be lost. In practice, they generate nothing more than set decoration for the rule of government police.
Do I hold any hope for papier-mache reform? I doubt even that bit of play-acting will happen until after the mid-term elections. I do not expect any success at returning to standards of constitutional government until and unless a Progressive backbone can be rebuilt inside the Democrat Party. The Republican Party remains as it has since neo-cons took it over in the run for George W Bush's first campaign. Their amalgamation with America's racist and reactionary underbelly is complete.
Bush, government spies, Obama — you have only yourselves to blame for Apple's spy-proof iPhone
If the government wants to listen in on your phone calls, it can. That's the crux of the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, enacted in 1994: It requires wireless carriers to keep the possibility open of wiretapping their networks. In 2005, the act was expanded to include VoIP and broadband providers.
But Calea has never been expanded from phone networks to phones themselves, and now phone makers—first Apple (AAPL), then Android—are releasing handsets with encryption that makes it impossible for the handset maker to retrieve data from the phone, warrant or no. The government is not happy. "What concerns me about this is companies marketing something expressly to allow people to place themselves beyond the law," FBI director James Comey said last week. But there's not much he or other branches of law enforcement can do to stop it, absent some help from Congress…
The lawmakers may not be as accommodating as they once were. Revelations about National Security Agency spying have made sanctioned surveillance into a political hot potato: The FBI's recent push for further technological backdoors in Internet communications seems to have died last year. "Something happened," recounted Christopher Soghoian of the ACLU at the hacker conference Defcon this summer. "Calea 2, which is the D.C. nickname for this backdoor proposal, for now is dead. It is dead in the water; no politician wants to touch that kind of surveillance for now. So thank you very much, Edward Snowden."
If the public reaction to Snowden and Operation Prism killed political momentum to expand government power, it also pushed companies such as Apple to develop stronger encryption security in the first place. Assurances that the legal system alone is sufficient to protect privacy seem less credible than they have in the past, and Silicon Valley doesn't want its reputation to suffer by appearing not to stand up for its users. If government officials are unhappy about this latest turn of events, they have only themselves to blame.
That portion of Congress not entirely consumed with theocracy, bigotry, the John Wayne theory of history – remains governed by cowardice. Fence-sitters and papier mache liberals have always been easy targets for the arrogant superpatriot brigade to tip over like a drunken heifer. Today, maybe not so easy.
Both the nutball Right and please-please-reelect-me Left know their base is pissed off about the NSA, the track record of the last two presidents and their lack of defense on the playing field of constitutional protections for the 98%. Minority caucuses, bona fide peaceniks, the few legitimate progressives in Congress know from decades of assault from every quarter that they haven't any rights. So, it looks possible for a spell that technology and principles might prevail over political opportunism.
Sorry, NSA – we're not able to decrypt user info – Apple
Among the privacy policies outlined by Apple in a new privacy policy webpage on Wednesday is an iOS 8 feature that makes it technically impossible for the company to decrypt a device to harvest user data, even if law enforcement agencies request it…
In a document (PDF link) meant to guide law enforcement officers in requesting user information, Apple notes that it no longer stores encryption keys for devices with iOS 8, meaning agencies are unable to gain access even with a valid search warrant. This includes data store on a physical device protected by a passcode, including photos, call history, contacts and more.
"Unlike our competitors, Apple cannot bypass your passcode and therefore cannot access this data," Apple said on its new webpage dedicated to privacy policies. "So it's not technically feasible for us to respond to government warrants for the extraction of this data from devices in their possession running iOS 8."
The safeguards do not apply to other services including iCloud, however, meaning any data stored offsite is fair game for government seizure. Still, the security implementation will likely be seen as a step in the right direction, especially given the current political climate following revelations of governmental "snooping" activities.
Overdue. As Edward Snowden suggested, encryption is still one of the best ways to frustrate government snooping. A standard that other tech companies might emulate even if it gets in the way of their monetization of your data.
Do you know about the decline in crime?
Here's a narrative you rarely hear: Our lives are safer. This message is so rarely heard that half of all respondents to a recent YouGov poll suggested that the violent crime rate had risen over the past two decades. The reality, of course, is that it has fallen enormously.
The decline in violent crime is one of the most striking trends over recent decades; the rate has declined roughly by half since 1993…
These trends aren't caused by changes in our willingness to report crime to the police. We see an even more significant decline in violent crime in data derived from surveys asking people whether they've been the victims of certain crimes over the past year. The National Crime Victimization Survey reports that the rate of violent victimizations has declined by 67 percent since 1993. This reflects a 70 percent decline in rape and sexual assault; a 66 percent decline in robbery; a 77 percent decline in aggravated assault; and a 64 percent decline in simple assault. This survey has nothing to say about the decline in homicide, for obvious reasons…
It's an unfortunate fact that media reporting on individual crimes yields a relentlessly dismal drumbeat of downbeat news. But even as each reported crime yields a story that is terrifying enough to shape our perceptions, the truth is that none of them tells us much about the broader trends. Far better to ignore the anecdotes and focus instead on the big picture, and the hard data tells us: There's been a remarkable decline in crime.
There are beaucoup theories aimed at trying to determine scientifically the whys and wherefores of this decline. It is, after all, a good thing. Worth continuing – whatever it is we're doing right.
Or you could just follow the lead of neo-Conservatives, neo-Confederates, neo-Nutballs and lay it off on a conspiracy by the mainstream media and New World Order politicians in Washington, DC, to hide the deadly truth.


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What scores do I need to pass Designing Active Directory, Designing Security, and Designing Network Infrastructure? Also, how much are the three Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC) guides I would need to study for these exams?
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passing score: 675
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passing score: 556
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According to my visit to the Microsoft Press Web site, they do not yet have the repackaged MOC (Microsoft Official Curriculum) books available just yet for any of these topics. They do have "Readiness Reviews" for these titles however. I'd suggest you check out the reading lists at cramsession.com for these topics, to get recommendations for the best books.
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The Defense Department is planning to expand its defense industrial base cybersecurity pilot program, and expects to get the green light from the White House within the next two months, DOD CIO Teri Takai said April 24.
"We've been working on this for two years now," Takai told a cybersecurity forum organized by Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.) in Arlington, Va., according to Federal News Radio. "Our plan this year is to expand this, and I think it'll give a lot more companies the opportunity to share not only with us, but with each other."
The program currently has 37 participants; once new rules are approved by the Office for Management and Budget, that number would grow to 200.
In January it was announced that the Homeland Security Department would take an active role in the project, but it would still be overseen by DOD, where the project was originally rolled out in July 2010 by then-Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn. With DHS on board, the project was designated as the Joint Cybersecurity Services Pilot (JCSP), according to a DHS privacy assessment released in January. According to published reports, Takai indicated that DHS may launch its own version of a public-private cybersecurity initiative.
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"We provide information to them as it relates to threats, and they also share in a confidential manner the threats they face and the actions they're taking," Takai said of defense contractors, according to BusinessWeek. "We all get hit by the same kinds of things," but also different threats from time to time.
As the DIB pilot prepares for expansion, it's unclear whether DOD and the participants have addressed issues that were criticized by some members of Congress and in a Washington Post report on an internal study of the program, conducted by Carnegie Mellon University researchers earlier this year.
The study showed that the information-sharing plan is viable and ISPs are capable of handling classified intelligence from the National Security Agency, but it also revealed the program wasn't effective in stopping cyber attacks that participants could have prevented themselves without the shared data.
"Unfortunately, the report on the DIB Pilot Program highlights one of my continuing points, that there is no silver bullet in cybersecurity," Rep. James Langevin (D-R.I.), co-founder of the Congressional Cybersecurity Caucus, said in a Jan. 17 statement. "Signature-based defenses alone will never be enough to secure our defense contractors, our classified networks or our critical infrastructure. We need a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity that incorporates innovative information-sharing arrangements with industry, while also boosting our capabilities for our own defenses and those who manage our critical infrastructure."
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Following a review by the American College of Surgeons, the Colorado Department of Health State Emergency and Trauma Advisory Council has unanimously voted to re-designate Memorial Health System's Level II Trauma Center without deficiency.
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"As an artistically rich community, Penrose knows that there is a legion of local artists whose works would add great character, and perhaps even healing properties, to the new hospital," according to a news release. Continue Reading Penrose-St. Francis seeks artists for new facility
The Colorado Springs Chapter of Women on Wheels, the Mountain Shadow Riders, will host a motorcycle blood run Aug. 12 at the Memorial Health System administration center.
The run starts at 11 a.m. in the parking lot of Perkins Restaurant, 6005 Constitution Ave.
"As motorcyclists, we ride free with the wind in our hair, but that freedom comes at a price. We are more at risk of injuries when we are out on the road," said a news release from the group. "If we make contact with a cage (motorized 4-wheel vehicle) or the asphalt, it's pretty easy to assume that we will be hurt more seriously than the driver of the cage." Continue Reading Mountain Shadow's lady riders to host blood run
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Novel cancer drugs; innovative treatments for blood cancers and clotting; new ways to attack inflammatory and infectious diseases; ground-breaking compounds to treat osteoporosis and metastatic bone disease; pioneering devices for orthopedic surgery; commercializing biofuels from algae; and revolutionary wearable rehabilitation systems comprise the seven finalists in this year's BioWest Venture Showcase competition, said Christine Shapard, director of bioscience and emerging technologies for the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT). Continue Reading Seven research finalists chosen for BioWest 2006Continue reading …
Consumers now have access to updated information about the quality of care provided in Colorado's hospitals.
The Colorado Health and Hospital Association (CHA) Performance and Quality Group, which released risk-adjusted mortality information (death rates) in April 2005 detailing 11 common reasons why patients are admitted to a hospital, has updated the information to include 2004 data. Continue Reading Colo. Hospitals release quality-of-care statistics
Jerry Bagg has been named the President and CEO of Catholic Health Initiatives Colorado Foundation.
Bagg, the president of the Penrose-St. Francis Health Foundation, will oversee four other foundations throughout the state, including St. Anthony Health Foundation of Denver, St. Mary Corwin Health Foundation of Pueblo, St. Thomas Moore Health Foundation of Canon City and Mercy Medical Foundation of Durango. Continue Reading CHI Colorado Foundation picks new president/CEO
The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations has announced the 2007 National Patient Safety Goals and Related Requirements for each of its accreditation programs and its disease-specific care certification program.
The goals and requirements, approved by the organization's Board of Commissioners, apply to the nearly 15,000 commission-accredited and certified health care organizations and programs. Continue Reading Accreditation commission sets patient safety goals
Colorado is among 34 states and territories that have joined a federal effort to analyze privacy and security concerns that are barriers to sharing electronic information among health care providers.
The Colorado Health Information Security and Privacy Collaboration (HISPC) project is part of a nationwide effort led by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and involving the National Governors Association to accelerate the sharing health information electronically to improve health and health care quality. Continue Reading Colorado becomes part of federal privacy effort


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Best In Show Movie Review
Up for skewering this time around is the dog show, as Best in Show takes the absolutely inane shenanigans of dog breeders and handlers, impaling their obsession with a caliber of wit unseen since This is Spinal Tap made rock gods look like buffoons.
Not that this is a surprise. Writer/director Christopher Guest wrote and composed the music for Spinal Tap, directed the funny-hmmm Waiting for Guffman, and even starred in the masterful and sarcastic The Princess Bride. His The Big Picture is one of the most underrated parodies -- attacking Hollywood -- of all time. Guest knows comedy, and he is still at the top of his game.
Best in Show owes its hilarity to its script, which gives us the simple premise of pet owners from around the country converging on the Mayflower Dog Show in Philadelphia (you know, where they make the cream cheese). And while the script is stellar, opening with a yuppie couple in group psychotherapy with their depressed Weimaraner, it's the dead-on casting that makes Best in Show so teary-eyed goofy.
With some dozen characters, it's hard to single out any one actor who steals the show, but I'd have to give top honors to John Michael Higgins (the guy who played Letterman in The Late Shift), a screaming queen with a Shih Tzu named Miss Agnes and a straightish "companion" played by Michael McKean. Parker Posey is always a treat to watch as half of the yuppie couple; with their matching braces and testimonials about being so fortunate to be raised "with catalogs," the Starbucks set has never looked more embarrassing.
Guest has a role as a hick Bloodhound-owner cum ventriloquist, and Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara give their best as pathetic, lower-than-white trash Terrier wranglers. (O'Hara's slutty vixen even sticks her name tag right on her chest instead of her top.) Finally there's Jennifer Coolidge (Stifler's Mom from American Pie) as a Philly society gal, Anna Nicole Smith-like in her buxomness and adamancy that her marriage to an octogenarian is filled with love. Who will win the silver cup? Who cares? They're all fall-down funny.
What unfortunately drags Best in Show off its game is the fact that most of these actors have been around the block a time or two in this kind of material. At least a half-dozen of the main players are Second City or Spinal Tap comedy veterans, including Fred Willard's loutish announcer, who wonders on the air why the Bloodhound can't put on a Sherlock Holmes hat and a smoke a pipe. There's just no opportunity to mistake Best in Show for a real documentary -- as some did when Spinal Tap came out, and as many still do with a movie like Dadetown. While the documentary style is intact, these faces are just too familiar to pull that off.
That and a few missed joke opportunities aside, Best in Show has easily gained a spot on my top ten list this year. Maybe not the blue ribbon, but definitely the red.
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Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick Coordinating Their Outfits Lead Today's Star Sightings
Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick are clearly in it for the long run.
The parents-of-two were spotted wearing coordinating plaid shirts and leather jackets as they stepped out of their hotel in New York City. While Disick went for the bold look with a multi-colored neon print, his ladylove went for a more neutral look and opted for a black-and-white pattern.
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It was just a year ago that the ratepayers in the region were enjoying lower costs attributed to new sources of natural gas tapped in nearby Pennsylvania and Ohio.
"To make matters worse, these prices drive up the price of electricity astronomically for virtually all New England consumers," Buxton wrote. "Electricity prices have routinely doubled this winter ... These prices have closed New England mills for weeks on end, strained home budgets and burdened New England's economy uniquely among regions in the nation."
Unregulated competitive energy suppliers who found it easy to compete with regulated utilities on price in 2012 are now struggling to offer a better buy to consumers, if they can.
One of the most promising initiatives is the Tennessee Gas Pipeline Northeast Expansion Project, which would result in 250 miles of new pipeline, meter stations and upgrades to existing pipeline in New York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Connecticut.
Whatever method is chosen, time is of the essence, according to the consultant report: "The additional pipeline capacity is necessary to enable New England electricity consumers to realize the benefits of the natural gas revolution that is benefitting the rest of the country."
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Cleveland Institute of Art graduate and New York City based artist Fred Gutzeit will be the focus of a solo exhibition of his recent paintings and prints. Gutzeit achieves brilliantly colored artworks through photographs, watercolors, and computer manipulation. Rooted in the street graffiti seen throughout New York City and Brooklyn in particular, the artist transforms that graffiti into op-art abstraction. Atop eye-popping patterns, he signs his paintings in a swirling script.
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A 19-year-old who confessed to defacing war monuments in Grand Rapids has been called a disgrace by a judge.
Kent County Circuit Judge Dennis Leiber has ordered Kyle Endicott to perform community service, pay restitution and write a biography about one of the soldier's names he defaced in January.
Leiber told Endicott on Thursday, "you are a disgrace to your family, a disgrace to your school, and you have insulted the community."
The Traverse City native and Kendall College of Art and Design student had pleaded guilty to painting graffiti on monuments.
Endicott's attorney says his client is volunteering at the Grand Rapids Home for Veterans.
Leiber delayed sentencing until Aug. 7. Endicott faces up to five years in prison.


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Luca Caputi: What Do We Have?
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Having recently re-entered the public conciousness with his atrocious commercial with Mike Zigomanis I've been thinking about Luca Caputi. Brian Burke took him in exchange for Alexei Ponikarovsky because it was felt he was a more mature prospect closer to stepping into the NHL.
Caputi put up big numbers in his last year in the OHL and I think they're worth looking at. Follow me across the jump and we'll get to work.
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Ain't much left to say about the Vancouver Canucks at this point. We have picked them to lose three rounds in a row and have suffered in the Playoff Preductions Project as a result. Still we would rather be dead last in the pool than correctly predict the Canucks will move on to the next round in the playoffs. We stand by our convictions.
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Scoring Chances on the Power-Play, 2010-11
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Several weeks ago, I provided a look at the Maple Leafs' Even Strength Scoring Chances, by player, over the 2010-11 season. Now it's time to get back on the horse and provide a look at special teams, an aspect of the game that the Leafs have struggled with for the past few years. Today we'll look at the scoring chances produced during 5-on-4 and 4-on-3 power plays, while each player was on the ice, from this past season.
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The Stanley Cup Finals start on Wednesday, and that gives everyone three days to get their picks in for the winner. After the jump, results from the first three rounds.
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The Bronx Opera invites you to the opening of The Thieving Magpie (Rossini's La gazza ladra), the story of a servant girl unwittingly embroiled in intrigue because of her romance with a young soldier. The simple theft of a silver spoon brings her in contact with the soldier's unscrupulous mother and a lecherous politician who must never know the REAL identity of the servant girl's father. Will this ordeal bring her to her true love... or her own execution?
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UEFA will not be investigating Liverpool's Luis Suarez over an alleged stamp during the second leg of the Europa League match against Zenit St Petersburg last Thursday.
The Uruguayan forward was pictured stepping on defender Tomas Hubocan's back towards the end of the Anfield encounter and some observers felt he deliberately stamped.
Dutch referee Bjorn Kuipers did not punish Suarez for the incident but UEFA is able to use video evidence if it wishes to review any possible misconduct.
However, UEFA has said its "disciplinary unit has decided not to open a case".
Suarez was on target with a pair of long range free-kicks that night as Liverpool prevailed 3-1 but they went out on the away-goals rule, having lost the first leg 2-0 in Russia.
Boyd could make his return to the Kilmarnock side in Wednesday's SPL clash with Hibernian after re-signing for the Ayrshire club on Saturday.
The 29-year-old has not played since September, when he made his last appearance for Portland Timbers in the MLS.
Boyd previously had an unhappy spell in Turkey with Eskisehirspor, walking out on the club over their failure to pay his wages.
The former Rangers striker, who scored 12 goals for Middlesbrough and Nottingham Forest in his one season in England, was eager to be closer to his family and jumped at the chance to sign for the club where he scored 67 goals in his formative years.
And Boyd, who has often been criticised over his effort despite his proven goalscoring record, reiterated throughout his media unveiling today that he appreciated how hard he needed to work to return to form.
Boyd, who is the SPL's all-time top scorer with 164 goals, said: "I feel as if, apart from maybe the first four or five months that I had in America, it's been two years probably wasted in terms of football.
"But I am ready to get back at it and play and this is a great opportunity to do that.
"You learn a lot of things as you grow older. It's part and parcel of football.
"There have been difficult moments but that's in the past now."
Boyd added: "I felt as if I need to go back to basics and start again.
"Kilmarnock gave me the opportunity to do that and it's a great opportunity to take a step back and appreciate what you've got and get your head down, work hard and get games.
"But nobody is just going to turn round and give me them.
"I need to work hard in training to get myself in the team and hopefully between now and the end of the season I can do that and start scoring goals on a regular basis again."
Boyd faces competition from Paul Heffernan, who took his recent tally to six goals in five games when he netted in Saturday's 1-1 draw with Aberdeen, along with fit-again Cillian Sheridan and young forwards William Gros and Rory McKenzie.
"There is competition," he said. "That's a good headache for the manager to have.
"There are options there but I'm hungry and ready for the challenge.
"I have faced many a challenge in my career and this is another one.
"But I'm up for it and ready to get about it and hopefully get back playing football on a regular basis."
Boyd last played for Scotland in the 2-1 win over Liechtenstein in September 2010, but his prospects were given a lift when Gordon Strachan, the manager who signed him for Middlesbrough, replaced Craig Levein.
Boyd harbours ambitions of re-igniting his international career but his immediate targets are more simple.
"I would be lying if I said it didn't cross my mind but the most important thing for me right now is to get back playing football and get in the Kilmarnock team," he said.
"That's what I need to do between now and the end of the season.
"Whatever happens after that happens but right now the most important thing is to get in the Kilmarnock team."
Easter Road on Wednesday night is his first target but there is no certainty he will be involved.
"I have trained for the last two or three months but I have not played a lot of football," he said.
"My last 90 minutes was August and I had 10-15 minutes in September. I know that's not enough. I know myself I need to get games, that's the only way I am going to get my match sharpness.
"I need to get back playing as soon as possible and hopefully Wednesday I'll be available but it's up to me to get myself in the team and score goals to stay there."
Bournemouth have no fresh injury worries as they look to bounce back from their first home defeat under Eddie Howe.
The Cherries lost 1-0 to Sheffield United on Saturday which leaves Howe's men two points off the top of the table and a number of Bournemouth's injury absentees are unlikely to return.
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Centre-back Martin arrived on loan from Southampton on Monday and could well be thrown straight in at Dean Court as the Sky Blues, in eighth, aim to slash the eight-point gap between themselves and the play-offs.
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The Dollar is flirting with some dangerous levels here. This support right around 79 represents the potential neckline for a head & shoulders pattern that would confirm a continuation of the downtrend.
After rallying into last summer, the US Dollar got hit hard into September. Since then, it has been building this interesting, yet bearish, pattern that looks to be resolving to the downside.
Here is the chart of the US Dollar Index Futures:
The 2.5 point height of the pattern would give us a measured move down to about 76.5 upon completion. The Euro strength lately cannot be denied, and looking at this chart above it's easy to see why.
We'll certainly be watching this chart closely as US Equity markets tend to correlate negatively to the US Dollar. The 1 yr correlation is about -0.70 with the S&P500 and -0.70 for the quarter as well.
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