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Monitoring Network Traffic and Network Forensics
- November 12, 2014
12 Nov'14
Daily log monitoring selected for 2015 PCI special interest group
Pain points related to finding indicators of compromise in system logs and CDE outsourcing have led to a pair of new PCI special interest groups that will begin work next year.
- October 27, 2014
27 Oct'14
Research finds more organizations use big data analytics for security
Research from Nemertes shows an increasing percentage of enterprises are utilizing big data analytics for security as traditional defenses fail to hold off attackers.
- September 17, 2014
17 Sep'14
Research finds holes in defense-in-depth security model
The defense-in-depth security model is often touted as a must for enterprises, but research shows that security products often fail to do what they're supposed to.
- February 07, 2014
07 Feb'14
Is user activity monitoring the only way to spot stolen credentials?
Anomaly-based user activity monitoring is the only measure that can stop Target-like attacks that utilize stolen credentials, experts say.
- October 15, 2013
15 Oct'13
The role of the enterprise intrusion prevention system in APT defense
One research group says an enterprise IPS can't help detect APTs. But network security expert Brad Casey explains why that isn't necessarily true.
- September 05, 2013
05 Sep'13
Damballa adds HTTP request profiling to its ATP platform
Damballa is adding HTTP request profiling to its advanced threat protection platform to detect malware that bypasses traditional security approaches.
- May 21, 2013
21 May'13
Sourcefire updates malware detection, malware analysis capabilities
New features for detecting and analyzing malware in Sourcefire's FireAMP and FirePOWER products supplement flagging signature-based antimalware.
- November 27, 2012
27 Nov'12
Marcus Ranum chat: Network threat detection and wireless attacks
Security expert and Information Security magazine columnist goes one-on-one with Aaron Turner, co-founder of security consulting firm N4Struct.
- July 02, 2012
02 Jul'12
Network threat detection moves beyond signatures
Network threat detection requires content monitoring and analysis, rather than solely relying on matching network packets to existing signatures.
- April 23, 2012
23 Apr'12
Shared philosophy aids FBI agent's move to security startup CrowdStrike
Attackers are already in the network, so if companies aren't monitoring activity, they're not doing enough, said Shawn Henry of CrowdStrike.

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Either the author has never seen enterprise application or is simply advertising his employer, who is making money from showing Big IT how to build enterprise applications.
I like, however, how honestly http://www.thoughtworks-studios.com/ is bashing its own customers. It looks like that some Big IT (mentioned on the website), even after ThoughtWorks help, is still producing rubbish. What's worst, they are providing helpdesk for customers!! Such disgusting crime would never be commited in the agile open source World.
The point is that at some scale 'agile' development process simply does not work (think of integration with the number of third parties, think of necessity to take into account law regulations totally abstract to average developer, complicated bussines logic - medicine, insurance, banking, etc. that need bussiness analysts, I can go on for an hour like that).
A lot of enterprise applications are much, much more complicated then Linux kernel or Python interpreter. And they cannot fail - think of bank transactions.
Mind this old article How many Microsoft employees does it take to change a lightbulb? and the interesting comment by Raymond Chen:
Who develops the test plans for open source software? Who updates the screenshots in the user's guide and online help? And who translates the documentation into Polish and Turkish? Who verifies that the feature doesn't violate the Americans with Disabilities Act or German privacy laws? (Back when I worked on Linux, the answer was "Nobody. There is no test plan, there is no printed user's guide, what little documentation there is exists only in English, and nobody cares about complying with the ADA or German privacy laws." Maybe things have changed since then.)
Huge penetration of Linux on desktop suggests that maybe some kind of "enterprise application"-like process would be helpful.
And no, Linux kernel is not developed by "almost entirely volunteer organization", see http://martinezjavier.blogspot.com/2011/03/canonical-contributions-to-linux-kernel.html. All the 70+ % contributors are boring enterprises with their tickets, timesheets, managers, etc.
Steven- I think you have nominated the solution. When some 9-5 er submits a bug with their ERP package, reply with a zipped GNU C Compiler and say "Here you can solve that with this!"
seriously though, I agree with Charles. I think what you speak of can all be attributed to the ... not sure what to call it so I'll call it the "Reluctance to Re-write" problem. As soon as the "app" becomes a "product" it moves into the hands of people who know nothing about the to-do list or the need to re-write the x and y modules because they were done in a spectacular hurry just before the deadline. The guys now steering the underlying budget on which the product rides are only interested in more features on which to sell the thing. Rewriting the shonky original modules can have no net gain.
On further thought I think I just 'got' the essence of your article - what if we were to take all the money attributed to help desk and user support and sink it into making the product 100% bug free (i.e. so it works as per the user manual). Would we save money? That might get those guys steering the budget interested in the to-do list.
The help desk could be replaced with a recorded voice message "The product is fine. Is your network cable connected?, Is your keyboard working?, Do you have the latest OS service pack? ...."


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You think you understand death, what it looks like. You don't. When you think of death you think of what TV has taught you, of cowboys clutching their hearts and falling from horses, of terse final words being spoken from clenched teeth, of the phrase "at peace." No one tells you that the death rattle is real, a rasping, desperate sound that fills the entire room. They don't tell you that it sometimes lasts for days, with the dying person's chest rising and falling laboriously as if life is being forced through them against their will. They don't tell you about the netherworld between when they lose their cogency and when they draw their final breath. They don't tell you about diseases that grip you and break you down part by component part years before you get to leave, about the slow and thorough loss of dignity and freedom. Until you sit by the side of the dying, you don't realize that, really, death looks like a lot of hard work.
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Death is making my life really, really real, and I don't have the time or desire to write dick jokes anymore. Do I still have plenty of witty insights, insults, bon mots and ideas? Yes. But just I don't have time to share them anymore. Better to put the blog to bed.
Gram doesn't want to be cared for. When the opiates dull her pain enough she can be gentle and she allows me to stroke her hand and tell jokes. But the rest of the time she's snapping at me to brush my hair or use a coaster or lose five pounds. I'm a guest in her home, and she wants me to know it. She was a child of the Depression, a single mother in the '50s, and a hard-drinking, chain-smoking, well-dressed and sassy widow for the entire time I have known her. She has never not been in control of her own life.
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Is Katie Holmes Pregnant?
Status: UndeterminedBefore I saw this picture it would never have occurred to me that Katie Holmes was faking her pregnancy. But now, I don't know what to think. I mean, that has to be a soccer ball beneath her shirt. Right?
This picture, taken on April 4, has been doing the blog circuit. The Blog You Love To Hate has some more photos from the same series in which her belly looks less fake. So maybe it was just the camera angle, or something like that. But still, it's kind of freaky. Even if she were having twins, I don't think her belly would stick out that far.
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yes, that could be real. especially for very thin women. i have seen pregnant women, having only one baby, in their seventh month that are even more pronounced in the "soccer ball" category.Posted by thephrog in CA USA on Mon Apr 10, 2006 at 01:46 AM
Yep, my sister looked much like this as she had the biggest friggin babies. I doubt very much that Holmes will be having a natural birth. I believe it will be more along the line of the Alien movie with the baby just clawing it's way outPosted by Nettie in Perth, Western Australia on Mon Apr 10, 2006 at 07:10 AM
Maybe she was faking it so Tom would stop trying to have his weird Scientology sex with her. Has her mother hired the A-team to rescue and deprogram her yet?Posted by Lonewatchman on Mon Apr 10, 2006 at 07:38 AM
...You can still have sex when you're pregnant.Posted by Maegan in Tampa, FL - USA on Mon Apr 10, 2006 at 09:18 AM
It does look fake - but could still be real.
It does look fake - but could still be real.
According to scientology, Tom Cruise can control the mind of goats.Posted by aw on Mon Apr 10, 2006 at 02:23 PM
are you saying katie is a goat?Posted by Chuck in Rhode Island on Mon Apr 10, 2006 at 02:40 PM
In reference to Nettie's post, isn't she meant to be going to have a silent, Scientology birth involving no painkillers?Posted by Boo in The Land of the Haggii... on Mon Apr 10, 2006 at 04:18 PM
I've seen a lot of pregnant women with bellies like that. It all depends on the position and size of the baby. Also, as others said, skinny women appear to have bigger bellies.Posted by Alex K in Atlanta, GA on Mon Apr 10, 2006 at 04:35 PM
Boo...You're supposed to stay as quiet as possible during...no drugs (painkillers, or otherwise), and you can't talk to the baby for the first week. It's been so traumatized by birth...everyone has to shutup.Posted by Maegan in Tampa, FL - USA on Mon Apr 10, 2006 at 04:58 PM
it's 100% true... tom cruise said that she soon will have a baby... so i guess he is not lying...Posted by frank on Tue Apr 11, 2006 at 04:33 AM
Go to the blog site and look at the pictures there, especially the one on the bottom row second from left. I think the photographer just had excellent timing and a very lucky gust of wind blowing underneath her shirt.Posted by Chauncey on Tue Apr 11, 2006 at 05:01 AM
That's the best excuse I've heard lately to tell people to shut up.Posted by Big Gary in Glen Rose, Texas in Dallas, Texas, USA on Tue Apr 11, 2006 at 01:57 PM
"Excuse me, I still feel traumatized by my birth. Be quiet, would you?"
"Excuse me, I still feel traumatized by my birth. Be quiet, would you?"
So what does it matter if she is! why do people make such a big deal out of some actress having a baby! I just dont get it...Posted by Kj on Wed Apr 12, 2006 at 01:44 PM
The photo shown here looks altered to me. I won't swear to it, but I think it has been stretched left to right slightly. Her face and her exposed left hand both look somewhat elongated, which would amplify the appearance of her pregnant bulge (although the Mercedes-Benz in the foreground looks relatively normal).Posted by ElvisOmar in Minneapolis on Wed Apr 12, 2006 at 04:20 PM
Ultimately, though, if she is having a baby I hope it grows up happy and healthy and who cares about anything else? They're famous, moderately talented as actors and apparently boring and slightly irritating as individuals.
Ultimately, though, if she is having a baby I hope it grows up happy and healthy and who cares about anything else? They're famous, moderately talented as actors and apparently boring and slightly irritating as individuals.
That has to be a gust of wind.Posted by kittykat in florida on Sun Apr 16, 2006 at 02:19 AM
She was pregnant,right?If IPosted by nitedrive in sweden on Sun Jul 30, 2006 at 07:11 AM
Oh my ******* god...Posted by Meerkat on Sat Aug 12, 2006 at 11:31 PM
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Events at Big Chill Bar, 93 Feet East in Brick Lane and The Riverside in Woodbridge.
by Noise of Art Team on Aug.24, 2014, under Events
Noise of Art's sister club session, Slipped Disco, and Trans Europe Express are holding events in London's Brick Lane, while the Woodbridge Art & Music Event has spawned a new night at The Riverside on the banks of the River Deben at the beginning of September.
Slipped Disco will see Noise of Art's head honcho, DJ Ben Osborne, return to The Big Chill Bar on Saturday 30 August. The night's open-ended music has been described by Time Out as being: "Obscenely fun electronic oddness. This pleases us very much indeed."
The following week will see Trans Europe Express team up with funk night Trick Bag (who're running two nights on Thursday 4 and Friday 5 September at 93 Feet East), to present two rooms of high calibre house and funk 'n' soul on Friday 5 September.
Finally, the successful Woodbridge Art and Music event is being followed up by the first ever club night at cinema, restaurant and Theatre complex, The Riverside, on the banks of the River Deben on Saturday 6 September.
Dates and details
Saturday 30 August
Slipped Disco presents DJ Ben Osborne
The Big Chill Bar, on Dray Walk (off Brick Lane), London, E1 6QL 8pm until 1am
Free Entry
Thursday 4 September
Trick Bag presents DJ Ben Osborne and Fred Mann
93 Feet East, 150 Brick Lane E1 6EL
Friday 5 September
Trans Europe Express Vs Trick Bag
Presents one room of house and one room of funk with
House: Nico De Cigelia, DJ Ben Osborne, Carl Loben (DJ Mag), David Agrella
Funk: Fred Mann, Tim Ott Jones (RnB123), Sonny "Scully" Evans
93 Feet East, 150 Brick Lane E1 6EL
Saturday 6 September
Club Night with DJ Ben Osborne
The Riverside, Woodbridge, Suffolk
Woodbridge Arts and Music Event update
by Noise of Art Team on Jul.11, 2014, under Events
Featuring innovative acts from a broad range of musical genres, Woodbridge Art and Music Event is an independent happening, set in a riverside market town, opposite the Sutton Hoo Anglo Saxon burial ship. The daytime events will take place in the award winning Elmhurst Park, while evening events will be held in several venues around the town. Entry to the event is with a wristband.
Acts announced so far include Red Snapper, The Reflex, Polar Bear, Severino (Horse Meat Disco), TY, The Woodentops, Justin Robertson, Si Begg, Ben Osborne, Noise of Art, The Intermission Project, Thomas J Spieght, Ben Hauke, Oculus, Swallow and The Wolf, Charlie Law, Kevin Pearce, Rhiannon Mair, Aartwerk, Jan Pulsford and Robert Castellani, BBC Introducing in Suffolk, Blue Bus Tour, Non Such DJs, Talulah Goodtimes, Ben Allen, U2R, Planet Patrol, plus art installations and exhibitions and plenty more to be announced.
Woodbridge Art and Music Event 2014
Various venues, Woodbridge, Suffolk, England, IP12
Saturday 9 August and Sunday 10 August.
Tickets £10-£35
Trans Europe Express – Nordic Edition with Mental Overdrive & Kohib
by Noise of Art Team on Jun.30, 2014, under Events
Friday 4 July
Trans Europe Express
Kohib (Norway)
Mental Overdrive LIVE (Norway)
Resident DJS
Ben Osborne (UK)
Nico De Ciglia (Italy)
Mathieu Maddisson (France)
7pm – 2am
93 Feet East, 150 Brick Lane, London EC1. FREE ENTRY
Having launched Trans Europe Express with a French theme in June, the crew behind TEE return with a distinctly Nordic feel, as Norwegian label Love OD flies into London.
Norways wonderKid Kohib (Beatservice Records // Cibicaldo Recods) has just released his third EP, "La Grave" for Beatservice Records and has, justifiably, been getting the support from tastemakers and DJs across the world. Currently working on an album, his recent remix of Volta Cab, on Lost Paradise, has been garnering heavy club rotation, as has his Sony released Henrik Schwartz collaboration.
Often cited as the father of the Norwegian electronic scene, Mental Overdrive's joins us to celebrate his single on Love OD, which features remixes by Full Pupp's Daniel Blackbelt Andersen and Optimo's JD Twitch.
For those interested in the interplay between music and film, the event is taking place in the run up to the East End Film Festival, where Mental Overdrive's film 'Monster' is being given its London debut on 21 July.
With more to be announced, the night features rotating resident DJs from Italy, France and the UK, with Horse Meat Disco's Severino, Noise of Art's Ben Osborne, Gucci Thump's Nico De Ciglia and Sketch's Mathieu Maddisson taking it in turns behind the decks.
Woodbridge Art and Music Event
by Noise of Art Team on Jun.10, 2014, under Events
The debut Woodbridge Art and Music Event takes place on Saturday 9 August and Sunday 10 August in the medieval market town of Woodbridge, Suffolk, opposite ancient Sutton Hoo.
Situated next to a tidal river, one hour and thirty minutes from London, the event features a line-up of innovative acts representing a diverse range of music – including electronic, jazz, indie rock, funk, folk, disco, house, electro and more.
Acts announced so far include: Red Snapper, TY, Polar Bear, The Reflex, Severino (Horse Meat Disco), The Woodentops, Justin Robertson, Si Begg, Ben Osborne, Noise of Art, The Intermission Project, Thomas J Spieght, Ben Hauke, Blue Bus Tour, Kevin Pearce, Rhiannon Mair, Artwerk, Jan Pulsford, Non Such DJs, Talulah Goodtimes, Ben Allen, Oculus, Swallow and The Wolf, Charlie Law, U2R and Robert Castellani, plus art installations and exhibitions and more to be announced.
Trans Europe Express Launches Friday 6 June
by Noise of Art Team on Jun.02, 2014, under Events
TEE, a new monthly platform for European music, launches in London on Friday 6 June with live guests Griefjoy (Nice), Cleo T (Paris) and Ben Hauke (London) plus guest DJs David Agrella (Italy) and Craig Allison (UK). Resident DJs (on rotation) include Noise of Art's Ben Osborne (UK), Nico de Ceglia (Italy), Mathieu Maddesson (France) and Severino (Italy).
Having taken Liverpool Sound City festival by storm, Griefjoy return for their second London gig. Their sound combines rock intensity with the heart tugging emotion of A Reminiscent Drive and the pure dance floor energy of Justice. Their only other London gig to date sold-out the Lexington.
Fast rising Parisian electro chanteuse Cleo T first started turning heads when she won Paris' Young Talent contest in 2012. Since then she's formed a band and recorded her debut LP 'Songs of Gold & Shadow' with producer John Parish. She went down a storm at this years The Great Escape festival.
New signing to Chris Coco's Melodica imprint, Ben Hauke is an 18-year-old master of live sample looping, creating one-off live re-cuts on vintage samplers that repurpose everything from found sounds to jazz, classical music, hip hop and electro.
Taking place throughout 93 Feet East's live room, DJ bar and courtyard terrace, the night is being run in partnership with Oui Love and the French Music Export Office in London.
Free Entry all night.
Friday 6 June, 6pm – 1 am, 93 Feet East, 150 Brick Lane, London E1 6QL
Next nights:
Friday 4 July with Mental Overdrive (Norway) Bosca (Berlin) and more to be announced.
Friday 1 August, Woodbridge Art and Music Event launch party.
More information and discount tickets for Woodbridge Art and Music Event on 9&10 August here;
by Noise of Art Team on May.22, 2014, under Events
Thank you everyone who came, performed, saw and heard Noise of Art's celebrations of 100 years of electronic music in April – celebrating 100 years since Luigi Russolo played his first concert.
"They all referred back to Luigi Russolo, so he was the first…
"Pierre Schaffer referred to Russolo, and then Stockhausen took reference from Pierre Henry – this is the food chain." Karl Bartos, ex Kraftwerk.
We are very grateful for support from the Arts Council and all the venues. These include The National Portrait Gallery, The British Film Institute, Bar Concrete at Hayward Gallery, Big Chill House, The Social, Red Gallery and The Angel. All the events went well, especially the sell out shows at Village Underground, which were the only ticketed events (the rest were free).
There is a feature on Russolo's role in the genesis of electronic music here.
Fritz Helder live debut with Booka Shade tonight
by Noise of Art Team on Apr.25, 2014, under Events
Booka Shade have announced that Fritz Helder, of Azari & III fame, will be joining the Berlin based duo live for the first time tonight.
Fritz, who also recently re-scored 'All That She Wants' with Yolanda Be Cool, will be joining the Berlin electronic duo for their collaborative track 'Love Drug', taken from Booka Shade's acclaimed LP, Eve.
The Noise of Art gig, which takes place on Friday 25 April as part of Convergence Festival at Village Underground, is sold out.
Tickets are available for the Booka Shade and Noise of Art curated after show, later that night, with Tom Findlay of Groove Armada DJing, We Have Band playing live and much more. CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS. THERE AREN'T MANY LEFT but some will be for sale on the door.
On Saturday 26 April Noise of Art, Convergence, Village Underground and Red Gallery present Future Music Forum at Red Gallery 1-3 Rivington St, London, EC2A 3DT.
When Luigi Russolo described future music 100 years ago he was writing at the dawn of the age of large scale industry – the start of an epoch of noise. Today we are at the dawn of the digital age, where production is becoming increasingly silent. What sounds will shape the future of music?
This is the first session in a series of events discussing the future of music. It follows an afternoon of panels on music and technology at the Barbican and will take place in the Red Gallery's man room (which bares an uncanny resemblence to a certain legendary Manchester nightclub).
Speakers at Red Gallery include a key note from Martyn Ware (founder of Human League and Heaven 17) in conversation with Luke Bainbridge (author of Acid House: The True Story), Dr Diana Salazar (lecturer in electronic music, City University) on the repurposing of sounds of the past to make music of the future and a discussion on the future of music writing with Professor Martin James (Solent University), James Drury (Festival Awards), Andy Malt (CMU), Carl Loben (DJ Magazine) and more to be announced.
See www.noiseofart.org for updates and more details on 100 Years of Electronic Music and on-going programme.
'Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England'
Tickets on sale and next 100 Years of Electronic Music events
by Noise of Art Team on Apr.07, 2014, under Events
Tickets for our jointly curated after-show with Booka Shade on Friday 25 April, featuring Groove Armada's Tom Findlay and We Have Band are now on sale, while Noise of Art's 100 years celebrations continue this week with a Woodentops DJ set at Hayward Gallery's Concrete Bar on 11 April and Generic People's debut London show at The Social on 12 April. Tickets for 25 April have just gone on sale HERE.
Noise of Art founder, Ben Osborne will also be joining over 150 electronic music experts and practitioners at the inaugural Brighton Music Conference in Brighton (9-12 April).
The full line-up for the Booka Shade after show includes Tom Findlay (Groove Armada DJ set), We Have Band, who unveil the live set for their new LP, Movements,, DJs Severino and Justin Robertson, plus Your Mum, Walkabout Projections by Prick Image, Overlap, Ben Osborne and guests.
Details of this weeks celebrations are below:
Friday 11 April, Noise of Art presents 100 Years of Electronic Music at Concrete Bar, Hayward Gallery
The Woodentops – DJ set with Rolo McGinty – plus Ben Osborne. Bar Concrete, Hayward Gallery, Southbank Centre, London SE1 8XX. United Kingdom 6pm-1am. Free Entry
The Woodentops, the indie band played a crucial part in shaping the acid house/ Balearic scene, play> a rare DJ set.
Saturday 12 April, Noise of Art presents 100 Years of Electronic Music at The Social
Generic People (LIVE), Ben Hauke (LIVE), DJS Ben Osborne, Fred Mann, Ronnie King, Chris Airplays
The Social, 5 Little Portland Street Fitzrovia London W1W 7JD United Kingdom. 020 7434 0620. 7pm-1am. Free Entry.
Noise of Art invites Dublin's hot new live electronic act, Generic People, to play their debut London show at the home of the Heavenly Social, which is itself celebrating it 20th anniversary this year.
April 1914- 2014 celebrations announced – Booka Shade, Tom Findlay (Groove Armada DJ set), Coldcut soundtrack, Woodentops DJ set, We Have Band, The Reflex, Gaggle & many more in London line-up
by Noise of Art Team on Mar.10, 2014, under Events
Noise of Art is celebrating 100 years since the first electronic concert with a month of events in April, including the 2014 London debut of Booka Shade's new live set on 25 April.
Line up includes Booka Shade, Tom Findlay (Groove Armada DJ set), The Reflex, Woodentops (DJ set), Gaggle, Coldcut's Soundtrack to Etudes Sur Paris, We Have Band (new live set), Justin Robertson, Severino, Generic People, Ben Osborne, Fred Mann, Chris Coco's Melodica, Jan Pulsford, Diana Salazar, Mental Overdrive, Addictive TV, Overlap, Chris Airplays, Your Mum, Rupert The Brewer and more. Full programme details to date click here.
April marks 100 years since the first electronic music concert in April 1914, when Luigi Russolo played his prototype synthesisers in public for the first time. "Russolo was the first in the chain of the development of electronic music," (Karl Bartos, former member of Kraftwerk).
Italian music mag Soundwall interviewed Noise of Art founder Ben Osborne about Luigi Russolo and 100 years of electronic music (click here to read interview).
Full programme details (to date) click here.
Booka Shade headline 100 years of electronic music events April 1914-2014
by Noise of Art Team on Feb.07, 2014, under Events
Booka Shade are to headline Noise of Art's month of shows celebrating 100 years since the first electronic music concert in April 1914.
Throughout April Noise of Art will celebrate of 100 years since Luigi Russolo played his debut concert using his prototype synthesisers. The month of events will culminate with special performance by leading live German electronic act, Booka Shade, at The Convergence Festival, Village Underground, on Friday 25 April.
With the full line-up yet to be announced, the first batch of tickets have already sold out and the second issue tickets are now sale (click here).
April marks 100 years since the first electronic music concert in April 1914. Noise of Art is celebrating the occasion with a month of events and the 2014 London debut of Booka Shade's new live set. The Berlin based electronic act are playing the flagship night of Noise of Art's centenary events, acknowledging Germany's role in the history of electronic music. Their new show is based on Booka Shade's critically praised fifth album, Eve – itself recorded using vintage synthesisers.
With more acts to be announced, the events mark 100 years since Luigi Russolo, author of "Manifesto For An Art of Noises", unveiled his prototype synthesisers in April 1914.
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Whatever his frustrations with the public stance of the Church on issues that affect Italy's national interests, matters upon which the faithful can legitimately argue since they largely involve areas of political prudence, it seems that Magdi Allam has traded in his Catholic heritage for a mess of Italian right-wing, nationalistic porridge.
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Keywords: Magdi Allam, conversion, Islam, Church, Andrew M. Greenwell
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (Catholic Online) - Five years ago, in a highly-publicized event, Magdi Cristiano Allam, an Egyptian-born Muslim, naturalized Italian citizen, former contributor to Manifesto and Repubblica, and vice-director of the Corriere della Sera, left Islam and converted to Catholicism. The event received significant press coverage because this notable convert was baptized by then-Pope Benedict XVI at St. Peter's Basilica during the Easter Vigil on March 22, 2008.
Allam was instructed in the Catholic doctrine by Archbishop Rino Fisichella, head of the Pontifical Council for the New Evangelization, and was sponsored by Maurizio Lupi, a high-ranking member of the Forza Italia party, a political party that was founded by Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister. You'd have thought with that behind him, the Faith would have stuck.
Unfortunately, after five years as a Catholic, Allam has announced in a very public way that he has left the Catholic Church. "I believe in Jesus . . . . but I no longer believe in the Church," he wrote in an editorial in the Italian daily Il Giornale.
"My conversion to Catholicism, which came at the hands of Benedict XVI during the Easter Vigil on March 22, 2008," Allam explains in the Monday-edition of the right-wing Milan daily newspaper Il Giornale, "I now consider over, in line with the end of his pontificate."
While he describes his decision as "extremely painful," he attributes the decision to a variety of factors, all of which he addresses in his editorial.
A number of things apparently triggered Allam's decision. The most important and overriding reason in Allam's view was the Church's accommodating policies regarding Islam, a position which is resulting he says in practical dhimmitude and impairing the proclamation of the Gospel.
Other reasons include the Church's anti-national positions regarding immigration which hamper the Italian desire to preserve their culture from foreign elements caused by illegal immigration. Also in play is what Allam calls the recent "papalotry" arising from out of the recent resignation of Benedict XVI and the election of Pope Francis. Finally, Allam appears to have rejected some of the Church's teachings on moral theology and ecclesiastical disciplines.
As Allam explains it: "The thing that drove me away from the Church more than any other factor was religious relativism, in particular the legitimization of Islam as a true religion." In Allam's view, Islam is an "intrinsically violent ideology," and does not deserve the respect that it is getting from those responsible for fashioning the Church's public stance regarding Islam including the papacy and the curia.
It is an error of first proportion to legitimize even implicitly Islam as a true religion where "Allah is a true God, and Muhammad a true prophet, the Qur'an a sacred text, and mosques as places of worship." This, he says, is nothing less than "genuine suicidal folly" and a practical relativism.
As examples of this excessive accommodation, Allam pointed to Blessed John Paul II's controversial kissing of the Qur'an, and Benedict XVI's placing his hand on the Qur'an while facing Mecca when praying in the Blue Mosque in Instanbul.
It is clear to Allam that this sort of accommodation will increase under Pope Francis, who spoke early in his pontificate about the Muslims "who adore the one God, living and merciful," and who has announced that he looks forward to continuing dialogue especially with Islam.
While the Church speaks--in the words of Benedict XVI--of the "dictatorship of relativism," Allam observed, "the truth is that the Church is, from a practical [literally, physiological] perspective, relativist (fisiologicamente relativista)."
Moreover, in Allam's view, the Church's message against the dictatorship of relativism and in favor of a confident Christian message is encumbered by the fact that it recognizes and promotes modern secular society, with its tolerant acceptance of multiculturalism, itself a relativistic secular social creed.
Additionally, he complains that the Church has taken a globalist and therefore anti-nationalistic, pro-immigration, and hence anti-Italian ideology. As a result of these positions, the Church in Allam's view, has pitted herself against the common good of nation states, in particularly--as far as Allam is concerned--Italy.
"I am opposed to globalism," Allam stated, "which opens unconditional national borders based on the principle that humanity as a whole must be conceived as brothers and sisters, that the whole world should be viewed as a single land available to all mankind."
Against such a view, Allam stated that he was "convinced that the indigenous people should be entitled to enjoy the right and the duty to preserve their culture and their heritage," a position the Church has not only not publicly aligned itself with, but has placed itself in practical opposition to.
"I am opposed to that sort of doing good that makes the Church stand as the highest protector of immigrants, including and especially illegal immigrants," Allam wrote. "I am for the ordering society in accordance with rules, and the first rule is that in Italy we must first ensure the good of the Italians," thus "correctly applying the exhortation of Jesus to 'love your neighbor as you love yourself.'" Charity for Allam begins at home and embraces Italians first and aliens second.
In Allam's view, Islam has to be rigorously opposed as "incompatible with our civilization and fundamental human rights," which are based upon Christian values. It is of the highest imperative to have a more steeled resolve against Islam. "I am more convinced than ever," Allam wrote, "that Europe will end up being subjugated to Islam just like what happened beginning in the seventh century on the other side of the Mediterranean."
His reference, of course, is to the Islamic conquest of the Middle East and Northern African, including such Christian centers such as Damascus, Antioch, and Alexandria. Magdi Allam is not the only one who has expressed such concern.
Magdi Allam also complained of what he characterized as "papalotry" arising from an undue and excessive attachment to the person of the Pope which places him above criticism for practical decisions which do not have anything to do with his teachings ex cathedra.
Finally, it appears that Allam has trouble with some of the Church's disciplines and moral teachings. In his article, he accuses the Church as being "practically tempted" (fisiologicamente tentata) by evil, pointing to its public positions regarding morality which "requires behaviors that are in conflict with human nature, such as priestly celibacy, abstaining from sexual relations outside of marriage, the indissolubility of marriage, in addition to the temptation of money." This cryptic comment suggests that he rejects the Church's positions on the disciplinary or moral matters.
"I will continue to believe in Jesus, whom I have always loved and will continue to identify with Christianity as the civilization that more than any other brings man closer to God who chose to become man." The Jesus Allam loves is not clearly the Jesus as the Church sees him, but Jesus as Allam sees him.
It appears that Allam has forgotten a basic tenet of Catholicism and traditional, at least traditional Western, Christianity: ubi Petrus, ibi ecclesia; ubi ecclesia, ibi Christi est. Where Peter is, there is the Church. Where the Church is, there is Christ.
There are hundreds of gates into the Church observed G. K. Chesterton. Unfortunately, there are hundreds of gates out, as well. We can always come up with some grievance to excuse our lack of fidelity, to rationalize our loss of Faith, to justify our disobedience to the Lord.
Whatever his frustrations with the public stance of the Church on issues that affect Italy's national interests, matters upon which the faithful can legitimately argue and even differ with the hierarchy since they largely involve areas of political prudence, it seems that Allam has traded in his Catholic heritage for a mess of Italian right-wing, nationalistic pottage.
Bad move, Magdi. Bad move. It's not smart to join the ranks of Esau and go into the wilderness alone. I'd rather wrestle with God like Jacob and even put up with the treason of the clerics, so long as I always keep the Faith and never break ranks from the Body of Christ. I shall pray for you and for your return.
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MCN Reporter, Dan Aspel, is riding the new KTM 125 Duke around Stratford Upon Avon. Here are his first impressions: "From the off you can tell the 125 Duke's a KTM, it's got the Austrian firm's characteristic premier feel and doesn't seem like a regular 125 – more like an extremely capable motorcycle that happens to be small capacity. "It's ...
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When I first got my KTM Adventure 990 I was on a mission to prove it was a bike that really could do anything. Now it's 12 months on and I think I've been proved right - well almost. Over the last 7000 miles I've done all the usual motorway, A-road and B-road miles, plus it's been to the Nurburgring ...
04 February 2011 17:36
KTM's new SMT has bucked the trend for ever-increasing bike prices - it undercuts the outgoing model by £350. Not only that, the new bike has ABS as standard where the old bike didn't - and the company claims the system sets a new benchmark for braking. brightcove.createExperiences();
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26 January 2011 10:19
Senior Road Tester Adam Child is in Southern Spain at the launch of the new 2011 ABS-equipped KTM SMT. Aside from the anti-lock brakes the model is largely unchanged, but KTM are keen to point out that this is no ordinary ABS system - they claim it's the most sophisticated ABS system available on the road at the moment. Adam Child said: "KTM couldn't ...
Michael Guy,
27 December 2010 07:30
Our KTM 990 Adventure longterm test bike is billed as one of the best all round bikes available and over the last eight months I've been bar to bar with despatch riders in London, scratched on country lanes and completed 1000's of motorway miles. I cruised over to the Nurburgring for the WSB round and I've even done a track day at ...
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24 November 2010 08:30
While other sportsbike manufacturers are rushing to develop electronic rider aids (see page 2), KTM believes their new RC8R doesn't need them. Find a KTM RC8R for sale The heavily updated RC8R has 175bhp, 94lb.ft of torque, top of the range WP suspension, adjustable chassis and stunning looks – but no traction control or ABS. Watch the video test below: ...
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22 November 2010 16:46
Everytime I fire up my KTM450 EXC-F there's a feeling that only a pure race bike can bring. The way it jumps on the sidestands responding to every angry rise and fall of the revs, the way it barks angrily even out of the standard can just gets me going everytime. Following a full service at Gear4 KTM in Market ...
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Dee's new second edition cookbook titled "Second Serving of Favorite Recipes" is filled with all her best B&B breakfast entrees, muffins and breads, soups and salads, vegetables and sides, dinner entrees and desserts. Filled with 127 delicious recipes the "Second Serving" is even better than the first edition with more recipes including the newest dishes she's served at the bed and breakfast. The books sell for $10 and can be bought at the inn or ordered by phone or on line at our web site. Here's a link to our on line gift shop.
After hearing great reviews from several of our guests, Dee and I decided to go and see Le Grand Cirque at the Kings Castle Theater Monday night. We enjoyed it greatly and are planning to take our kids and grand kids to see it when they are in town next month. The show mixes comedy and some very difficult and impressive acts like we've never seen before. The most impressive were the "Wheel of Death" and the motorcycles in a steel globe. Both are hard to describe, you'll just have to see the show which we highly recommend for both adults and children.
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Having a bummer Monday and decided you need a get away this week or it's Thursday and you've just made a last minute decision to get away for the weekend? Give us a call and we may have just the deal you're looking for. On Mondays and Thursdays we check our room availability and decide what kind of last minute deals we can offer guests. Call us on Mondays or Thursdays for last minute weekend specials. Call us at 417-338-9140 and let's see if we can help you create a great last minute experience! These specials are based on availability and pricing.
Visitors to Branson just don't want to miss this show.
The Rankin Brothers continue to wow audiences with a two-hour show packed with top hits from the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, gospel, country, rock and roll, and instrumentals. You name it, they do it, and they do it extremely well—totally live (full live band backup, no recorded background music). Dee and I got to see them when they first came to Branson several years ago. We thought they were top notch then and they've just kept getting better.
Now in the Yakov Theater they are, in our opinions, a "must see" show. If you grew up anywhere between the mid 50's to 1990 you'll hear the music you love.
For a sample, see this Promotional video from Rankin Brother's web site.
We got a chance to see a preview of an excellent new show coming to Branson beginning April 2014. They are the Fair Family who are opening a new morning show at the Hamner's Variety Theater. We were entertained by five wonderful voices and talented musicians performing a wide variety of music. Jacob, Jonathan, Sarah, Daniel, and Nathaniel include in their show selections from country, gospel, patriotic, a cappella, pop, top 40 and oldies. They also dance, clog, and are very gifted musicians playing several different instruments. It's wonderful to see this young new talent come to Branson and we expect them to do very well. Give them a try!
Here's a link to their website for more information.
For all you cookie monsters, here it is, our chocolate chip cookie recipe. Enjoy……
2/3 cup shortening
2/3 cup butter or margarine, softened
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup brown sugar (packed)
2 eggs
2 tsp vanilla
3 cups all-purpose flour
1 tsp. soda
1 tsp salt
2 cups semisweet chocolate pieces
1. Heat oven to 375°.
2. Mix thoroughly shortening, butter, sugars, eggs and vanilla.
3. Drop dough by rounded teaspoonfuls 2 inches apart onto ungreased baking sheet. (I line my baking sheets with parchment paper.)
4. Bake 10-12 minutes or until light brown.
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We're pleased to offer these three great Hot Winter Fun specials from Jan 4, 2012 through Mar 1, 2012.
- Enjoy a one night stay in the Mediterranean Lighthouse room. Our premier room normally has a two night minimum stay. If you've been wanting to experience the honeymooner's favorite suite but you only have one night, now's the time. We're accepting one night reservations for mid week nights (except Valentine's Day).
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- Four night special winter special. Stay with us for four nights and get the fourth night free. Good for any day of the week and any room.
There's no better place and time to have some cozy quiet time together than at Anchor Inn on the Lake Bed & Breakfast during Branson's Hot Winter Fun. Wondering what's going on in Branson in January and February? Check out explorebranson.com and join in the Hot Winter Fun from your Anchor Inn on the Lake home base.
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I'm sure you're burnt out on reading best of 2013 lists by now, but taking an extra two weeks to wrap up the best shows of the year list was productive. For one, it's tough to compare a small, intimate show like Jimmy Eat World's mini-Arizona tour against massive productions employed by the likes of ... More >>
There have been at least 13 people "accidentally" shot and killed in Arizona this year.Just last week, 27-year-old Florence resident Robert DeArman III was killed after he was checking out a friend's gun, and handed it back. One of the men accidentally pulled the trigger during the exchange, and DeA ... More >>
There have been at least 12 people "accidentally" shot and killed in Arizona this year.Just this week, a Pinal County man tried to "scare" his girlfriend by pointing a gun at her and pulling the trigger. There was a bullet in that gun, and the Pinal County Sheriff's Office says 20-year-old Ramiro De ... More >>
There have been at least 11 people "accidentally" shot and killed in Arizona this year.Just this week, a 24-year-old Phoenix woman was killed after her boyfriend's gun discharged as he pulled it out of his waistband. See the details on the 11 shootings below.
There have been at least 10 people "accidentally" shot and killed in Arizona this year.Just this week, a 56-year-old Prescott Valley man was killed after he asked his wife to grab his shotgun for him, and the gun discharged during the transfer, fatally wounding him.
Yavapai County Attorney Sheila Polk announced in dramatic fashion last July that federal authorities would shut down every medical-marijuana dispensary in Arizona "as it opens." Polk made the bad prediction in a letter she penned and sent to the governor after getting several other county attorneys ... More >>
A Scottsdale man who once had a role in a $64 million Ponzi scheme will spend his weekends in jail for the next eight months for stealing cacti.The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona says 46-year-old Kenneth Cobb stole eight saguaro cacti from federal land, which is one of the biggest no-nos in Arizo ... More >>
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El Mirage's appointed and elected city officials are not releasing accident data for an intersection with a speed camera -- until after the election. That, despite repeated requests by El Mirage City Councilman Jim McPhetres for those statistics.
The 2012 Governor's Arts Awards will celebrate 31 years in March by recognizing creatives who have achieved and contributed to the Arizona arts community. The awards, presented by Arizona Citizens for the Arts, the Arizona Commission on the Arts and the Office of the Governor of Arizona, are ... More >>
www.avagascerfiles.comJesse James and wife Sandra Bullock prior to the news that James is a "sex addict"Welcome to Arizona, the sex-rehab capitol of the world. Jesse James, the bad-boy biker husband of Sandra Bullock, has reportedly checked into a sex-rehab center near Tucson after Bull ... More >>
The Meadows, the rehab center Tiger is said to be attending, has hosted other celebs like David Duchovny and Eric BenetGossip rags from Pebble Beach to St. Andrews are reporting today that golf's greatest gigolo is already in an Arizona rehab center and being treated for sex addiction.According t ... More >>
By Head_First_Only on Flickr Creative Commons.Tickets, please...Did you know there is an International Museum Day?Well, you could have at least assumed it. I mean, if there's something as idiotic as National Star Wars Day, we had better redeem ourselves by honoring our museums, right? Mark your cale ... More >>
Three people have signed up to run for governor in next year's election, including two conservatives who say they're in the race specifically to counter Jan Brewer's tax-increase proposal. Brewer, who fell into the governor's chair when Janet Napolitano eloped with President Obama, has yet to file p ... More >>
Senator Barry Goldwater's kin try to seal embarrassing letters about them from public view. Way to respect the great man's wishes!
C.C. and Barry, Jr., dragging the Senator down to their level. The Bird takes flight this week and drops a colossal load on the Goldwater family for censoring the Goldwater papers at the Arizona Historical Foundation. Less than a week after my cover story "Goldwater Uncut," C.C., Barry, Jr. a ... More >>
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Art imitates life for balladeer
Arpaio's ditsy chief flack Lisa Allen MacPherson tells us to take her boss to court, so . . .
Voters have the best chance ever of kicking Outlaw Joe to the curb on September 7.
A Valley militia has anti-war advocates in its sights
Neil Hamburger died for your grins
From the week of February 8, 2001
Special handling for a federal prosecutor's drunken-driving case sparks controversy in sheriff's ranks
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Adam Diaz remembers 50 years of work and play in Phoenix's first skyscraper
Sister of slain ASU co-ed pens memoir more than 30 years later
State gives feds the brush-off on open-space preservation plan
A new millennium in Phoenix, where the motorist in the next lane is your auld acquaintance
Creepy parallel lives
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Researchers have known for years that adults who get less than five or six hours of sleep a night are at a higher risk for being overweight. Now, another study done at the University of Colorado has found that losing out on just a few hours of sleep a night can lead to almost immediate weight gain. There was a slight silver lining: participants who stayed up late and slept less than five hours actually saw an increase in metabolism; however, they ended up eating more during the day a.k.a. burning the midnight oil won't help you lose weight in the long run. [NYTimes]
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One of spandex-clad denizens' brands of choice, Lululemon, is about to experience a brief shortage in its classic Luon pants. A mistake by a supplier left a batch of bottoms too see-through, and the brand [wisely] opted to pull them from shelves rather than send a bunch of unintentional flashers into the malls of America. [WSJ]
But people are still on Friendster, right?
We just can't keep up: Now that more than three-fourths of teenagers have cell phones, their usage of web-native social networks like Facebook is actually on the decline. So what are they up to? Instagram, Snapchat, and Kik Messenger (which allows unlimited texting for free) are the most popular social apps among teens these days. [HuffPo]
"Hey, what are the members of LMFAO up to since they took that hiatus from party rocking?" (said no one). Well, Redfoo, he of the giant red Afro and glasses, has actually decided to have a go of it as a professional tennis player. Yes, you read that correctly. He played as a teen, but chose to pursue music after a snowboarding injury in 1992. Now, at the age of 37, Stefan Gordy (his real name) is in the U.S. Open playoffs. His band name perfectly describes our reaction to this news. [Time]
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Comment: Re:Who is stopping him? (Score 1) 372
GP poster is just trolling, with his "Eclipse, like all free IDE's, sucks" comment. You don't notice him mentioning his own environment.
The only other strong suggestion he can make is Android Studio, which instead of bundling Android SDK with Eclipse it bundles Android SDK with IDEA. Which would be fine, if it wasn't languishing in bug reports of its own, new major releases every week, breaking due to Gradle configurations that cause hair-pulling (what the fuck is Gradle and what was wrong with Ant and Maven for dependency management), etc etc. And forget trying to migrate from Eclipse with the SDK over to Android Studio. For God's sake, even when Google I/O was going on, the current builds of Android Studio on offer still didn't work any better than the Eclipse SDK. Life apparently is no better in the Mac world but I don't have experience there.
Don't get me wrong, I love Android, I have 3 Android devices, I'm interested in developing Android apps personally. I'm not knocking Java, I use it. I'm not knocking existing IDEs, I use them. What I'm knocking is the constant moving target status of Android where things change so fucking quickly their own devs can't even keep up with their own IDE bundles or their own documentation. As a potential Android developer, everything I run into is a turnoff. Look at the project and look at all the open issues with the IDE tools and the SDK (forget API and device bugs, those are all to be expected, I'm talking serious problems with the developer tools only). I don't have time to deal with that shit for fun.


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Cookery fans and amateur wine experts will be delighted … the classes are starting up again!
Group classes are held at L'Intempo Restaurant and are kept small to encourage interaction and an informal atmosphere.
For the cookery classes, chef Jimmy Desrivières and his team focus on seasonal products, made extra special with a touch of exoticism.
So, there will be fillet of sea bream cooked "à la plancha" on 31 January, decorated with crunchy fennel, with a vanilla confit and kumquat sauce. On 28 February, veal medallions will be cooked with a Parmesan gratin and accompanied by sautéed artichokes with asparagus and a sage jus. On 14 and 28 March, the spotlight will be on king prawns and squid, served on a skewer with a ginger and Salamanca chorizo piperade. On 11 and 25 April, the secret of roasting turbot and making crushed Vitelotte potatoes will be revealed, while on 16 and 30 May, the delicious aroma of spiced lamb tagine will fill the kitchens. Finally, on 13 and 27 June, there will be lamb cutlets spiked with rosemary, with trumpet courgettes and flowers in tempura.
For the oenology classes, sommeliers Dominique Milardi and Serge Depoisier invite you to immerse yourself in the world of wine. On the programme is the history of vines and wines on 24 January, the vineyards of Corsica on 7 February, Jura wines on 21 February, the wines of Alsace on 7 March, wines from the South West on 21 March, the vineyards of Piedmont on 4 April, the vineyards of Tuscany on 18 April, the region of Penedès in Spain on 9 May and that of Rioja on 23 May. Finally, in June, there will be an introduction to the art of wine tasting on the 6th, and a focus on rosé wines on 20 June.
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The Ephraim Business Council announced the schedule for its 2014 Evenings in Ephraim concert series, taking place from 6 to 8 p.m. Mondays from June 16 to Aug. 25 at Harborside Park.
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The Air Force has not yet released the cause of Walker's July 31 death.
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Ottawa Ontario, CA - Players
Welcome to the Ottawa Squash Orbit community.
Feel free to connect and play with people.
anyone interested in playing early mornings? 7am-ish, a couple of times per week.
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hello everyone
I am available to play squash every day from 18 to 19.30
Hello! I am a first year bio student, and am looking for someone to play with. Haven't played in a year and I miss it. I am really not looking for anything too competitive, just want to hit the ball around a bit and have some fun.
Looking for new challenges...
Just getting back into squash (haven't played for a couple of years). Looking for lunchtime (11:30 or 12:10) or after work (15:30 or 16:10) matches. I'll give you a good run but I'm no longer a highly competitive player (I am 59 after all)!
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I'm around U ottawa campus all the time. for November; evenings and weekends. haven't played in a year or 2, looking to get back into it.
I'm pretty much a beginner, maybe intermediate. I'd have to play again to find out.
If you want to play thi saturday or sunday (Nov9 or 10th), msg me please
I'm looking for matches and would love to play anyone and get a better idea of my own level.
I'm available on Saturday and Sunday afternoon, and most Monday/Tuesday/Thursday after 8pm.
Who here plays Squash at the uOttawa gym?
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I have just got back a PC we had loaned out the other day and inside we had fitted a 750GB SATA drive. What I now need is an external hard drive enclosure with a GB LAN port\USB that is SATA compatable. They are, for the most part still IDE :roll:
P.S. I have fitted the drive to my desktop PC to wipe it, but having over 1TB of storage on your desktop seems just plain wrong.


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In today's post, I want to address a reader's question regarding credit inquiries. Inquiries are notations on your credit report that indicate when someone has checked your credit file. Only the "hard" inquiries associated with an application for a new financial obligation, such as a loan or credit card, impact your credit score. A single» Read more
Debt settlement and other for-profit "debt relief" firms that sell their services over the phone will soon be barred from charging a fee before they settle or reduce a customer's credit card debt or other unsecured debt. The Federal Trade Commission last week issued amendments to the Telemarketing Sales Rule that go into effect later» Read more
Do you use rewards credit cards for every purchase you make? A new study from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston might make you feel a tad guilty about doing so. The report authors contend that using credit cards as payment generates "a nontrivial transfer of income from cash to card payers" and from the» Read more
FICO announced today that more than 2,700 lenders are using its latest and greatest consumer credit scoring model known as the "FICO 8 Score." According to FICO's own research, its newest credit score improves credit risk prediction by as much as 15 percent over earlier generations. The score debuted in 2009, but the process of testing» Read more
A provision in the new financial reform law will allow consumers turned down for credit or offered less favorable terms because of their credit report or score to get a free credit score disclosure with their adverse action notice. An overlapping set of federal regulations that were finalized last year will likely broaden access to» Read more
A new report released today by the Pew Health Group's Safe Credit Cards Project shows the impact the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act (CARD) Act of 2009 has had on the credit card marketplace. "The CARD Act accomplished its goal, and that was to make the credit card market a more transparent and fair place» Read more
Today Bankrate released the results of our first-ever survey of debit card rewards programs. The 40 programs available through larger banks and credit unions varied in terms of restrictions and payout, but most offer fee-free rewards with no cap on the amount you can earn. Signature-based transactions generate more interchange revenue for the card issuer» Read more
The Senate voted to move forward with the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, 60-38, and will likely begin a final vote around 2 p.m. today. Bankrate will be rolling out a series of articles detailing what the legislation means for you. On the credit side, the act would require companies that deny» Read more
The Credit CARD Act of 2009, which rolled out its biggest batch of rules in February 2010, eliminated a number of anticonsumer practices used by credit card issuers, such as "any time, any reason" rate increases on existing debt. Among the many provisions in the legislation is a requirement that promotional rates on credit cards» Read more
This week I made use of a credit card perk probably few people know of or use: purchase protection coverage. What happened: My earbud headphones, which I use daily while walking in the city, broke two days ago and needed replacing. I headed straight to an electronics store and bought a new pair on my Blue» Read more