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Last night, Spence Middle School hosted a parent meeting to talk suicide. If you don't already know why, read Matthew Haag's article in The Dallas Morning News over the weekend: one student dead, three others who tried to take their own lives. A few blocks away, Board President Eric Cowan pressed p ... More >>
The robocalls from Alliance AFT; the misleading mailers hastily called up at the last minute by God (and a Houston PR firm) only knows; the scathing "research paper" by arch-nemesis Don Williams; the chastisements of John Wiley Price, they all failed to convince Dallas ISD's Board of Trustees. On Mo ... More >>
In the wee hours of today, maybe a dozen of us media people, half a dozen teachers union officials and another half dozen bitter-enders sat waiting in a semi-darkened auditorium at school headquarters while the school board was in "executive session" -- a closed-door meeting in another part of the b ... More >>
Late last night the Dallas school board carried out an hours-long closed-door session where they listened to an investigative report into alleged policy violations by school Superintendent Mike Miles. The report by attorney Paul Coggins cleared Miles of all of the legal and policy violations of whic ... More >>
Why are Superintendent Mike Miles' top staffers decamping? Blame the school board.
Until Tuesday, beloved Sunset High School Principal Anthony Tovar intended to resign at the end of this school year, a development seized by critics of Dallas ISD who say so-called reforms are driving away top talent. But then Tovar rescinded, saying he would stay on as principal. All was well. An ... More >>
What's happened at Sunset High School over the last seven years has been, if not quite a miracle, than at least proof that a struggling inner city school with a highly impoverished, almost entirely minority student body can be turned around. Dropout rates have gone down, graduation rates up. More st ... More >>
Plotting a new course for Dallas ISD was never going to be a quick or easy thing. It's a huge bureaucracy and one that's laden with problems, some that are common to all large, diverse urban school districts, some that are DISD-specific, a legacy of administrations passed. So Superintendent MIke MIl ... More >>
Way back in January, over the objections of just about everyone affected, the Dallas ISD Board of Trustees tacked a mandatory 45 minutes onto every teacher's workday. How the teachers used the time would be up to principals. Not surprisingly, the decision sparked considerable resentment among teach ... More >>
Back in January, the Dallas Independent School District suffered some minor self-inflicted PR wounds when it tried to eliminate a policy that bans schools from holding graduations in places of worship, except for in "unusual" circumstances. After the ACLU did the whole ACLU thing -- stern press rele ... More >>
Container Store co-founder Garrett Boone and the Star Employee Commission told the Dallas ISD trustees last month that the HR department was ... how did they put it ... well, let's just go with completely, totally and utterly effed. (Look, my kid reads Unfair Park, all right?) And they offered pa ... More >>
Late Thursday afternoon, and only because interim super Alan King had a flight to catch, the Dallas Independent School District trustees finally got around to discussing the 2012-13 budget and consolidating -- which is to say, closing -- those 11 campuses in order to save a guesstimated $11.5 mil ... More >>
Just returned from a funeral to find the Dallas Independent School District board discussing 21 ways to get better candidates down to 3700 Ross and how to restructure human resources -- which, I know, sounds boring on the surface. But this is the so-called Star Employee Commission's report to the ... More >>
On the eve of the final school board meeting of the year, I had a long talk with Dallas Independent School District board president Lew Blackburn, who expects tonight's adios to 2011 will be a lengthy one: "We've got a long list of people who want to speak about the possible school closings," he ... More >>
Three hours after their start time, the Dallas ISD board finally got around to discussing whether or not to extend the district's contract with Teach for America -- which would seem like a no-brainer after you read this 2010 Atlantic piece about TFA or this January 2011 study by the University of ... More >>
"If you're bad, you will stay in school longer!!!" Well, sure, maybe.At yesterday's Dallas ISD board meeting, trustee Mike Morath had a fairly novel idea regarding the school calendar. Long story short, he said: Let's consider testing the merits of a radical school calendar change that would ... More >>
At last night's called meeting of the Dallas Independent School District's board of trustees, representatives from PROACT Search, the matchmaking firm hired to help select a superintendent for the district, chatted casually with board members about the qualities they desire in a candidate. " ... More >>
Still waiting on a response from Mayor Mike concerning the Dallas Regional Chamber's so-called Commit! initiative, which we took at long look at Sunday. Turns out, Rawlings, Dwaine Caraway, Uplift Education board member Todd Williams and Dallas ISD board president Lew Blackburn paid The Dallas Mo ... More >>
Photo Courtesy StarterTony Romo and Candice Crawford at the snowbound unveiling of Starter Field at Pleasant Grove in FebruaryIn April director Morgan Spurlock came to the Dallas International Film Festival to show his sponsored-from-start-to-finish documentary The Greatest Movie Ever Sold, after ... More >>
Photos by Patrick MichelsMichael Hinojosa and Edwin Flores bite their lips as trustees Lew Blackburn and Carla Ranger get into it.Brand-new Dallas Independent School District board president Lew Blackburn emerged from executive session this afternoon to announce the trustees have narrowed their list ... More >>
Photos by Patrick MichelsOutgoing Superintendent Michael Hinojosa tries to pretend he doesn't know who Carla Ranger is talking about.Whoever set the table before last night's DISD board meeting had to be kicking themselves once the trustees got started, with dead-serious Carla Ranger yet again calli ... More >>
Photo by Todd Overman/Dallas Independent School DistrictCowan and Hinojosa with 2011 Outstanding Elementary School Volunteer Award-winner Maria Amaya last monthMichael Hinojosa is in Georgia today for a 4:30 p.m. meet-n-greet with the citizenry of Cobb County, most of whom appear happy to be taki ... More >>
Lynn Moak briefs Dallas ISD trustees Thursday afternoon.Last night, Robert teased us all with the news that Lynn Moak, from Dallas ISD's lobbyist-consultant group Moak Casey & Associates, would be taking a seat before trustees this afternoon with an update from Austin on the Legislature's att ... More >>
DISD via FacebookThe first Citizen Budget Review Commission meeting, held on MondayOn Friday we were introduced to the Dallas Independent School District's Citizens Budget Review Commission, a 10-member group selected by the school board and Superintendent Michael Hinojosa that's been tasked with ... More >>
Patrick MichelsEric CowanDallas Independent School District trustee Eric Cowan's first blog entry of 2011 is a sobering follow-up to Superintendent Michael Hinojosa's budget-gutting presentation to the board on Thursday: "The Economics of Public Education." There's no easy way to sum it up, as Co ... More >>
Photos by Melissa HenningsThere's no need to recap the recent history of the Oak Cliff Christian Church -- that's all been well-documented here, beginning with the initial December '09 post warning of its inevitable demise. At this late date I'll say only this: Last weekend, I was out with the 7- ... More >>
Ten days before Christmas we broke the news: The Dallas Independent School District has purchased the old Oak Cliff Christian Church with the intentions of razing the 94-year-old 10th Street structure to make way for an athletic complex accompanying the W.H. Adamson High School redo. But court he ... More >>
Photos by Patrick MichelsNeighbors from Jubilee Park were protesting outside DISD headquarters again last night, while parents supporting expansion plans for O.M. Roberts Elementary held their own meeting at the school.The Dallas Independent School District's designs on land around O.M. Roberts Ele ... More >>


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The constitutional amendment proposed by the group, Ohioans for Humane Farms, moves closer to ballot.
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REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio — The American Jersey Cattle Association sent a release to members Feb. 15 telling them the genomes of 15 animals recorded by the Animal Improvement Programs Laboratory have been found to include DNA associated with the Holstein breed. All 15 are progeny of the cow named "Oomsdale Gordo Goldie Gratitude 111224922." There are […]
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WOOSTER, Ohio — A two-part CBS Evening News series on the use of antibiotics on the farm has spurred much anticipated concern among consumers and the farm community. The series concluded the evening of Feb. 10 with an interview of a Danish hog farm and a Pennsylvania turkey farm, where antibiotics are not administered in […]
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With a resume few others can match, Quinton Jackson meets Matt Hamill in the UFC 130 main event on Saturday in Las Vegas, where a decisive victory could thrust him back into title contention at 205 pounds. More »...Blog | May 27, 2011
Report: Rodriguez arrested in ArizonaSherdog.com
Former UFC heavyweight champion Ricco Rodriguez has reportedly been arrested in Ahwatukee, Ariz., following an alleged assault and resisting arrest. Phoenix Fox affiliate KSAZ reported Wednesday evening that the 33-year-old Pride Fighting Champio...Blog | May 19, 2011
Hendo: Fedor fight makes the most senseSherdog.com
Dan Henderson might not be a heavyweight, but that didn't stop him from jumping at a chance to fight the much bigger Fedor Emelianenko. More »...Blog | May 17, 2011
Jon Jones forgoes surgery, eyes 2011 returnSherdog.com
The injury that forced UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones to withdraw from his first title defense at UFC 133 will not require surgery, contradicting earlier diagnoses. Jones' manager, Malki Kawa, tweeted the news on Friday. "I guess it...Blog | May 13, 2011
Ex-champ Brown to face Phan in PhillySherdog.com
Former World Extreme Cagefighting featherweight titleholder Mike Thomas Brown will square off with "The Ultimate Fighter" Season 12 semifinalist Nam Phan in a 145-pound affair at UFC 133. More »...Blog | May 12, 2011
Inside the venue: Toronto's Rogers CentreSherdog.com
The Rogers Centre, formerly known as Skydome, will host its first mixed martial arts event on Saturday, when UFC 129 "St. Pierre vs. Shields" lands in Toronto. Organizers expect a crowd of some 55,000, which would shatter the North American attendanc...Blog | April 29, 2011
Hominick believes technical striking trumps explosivenessSherdog.com
Mark Hominick has high praise for Jose Aldo. He considers him one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world, well deserving of the acclaim he's received. Of course, Hominick doesn't think Aldo has fought anyone with his striking prowess, t...Blog | April 27, 2011
Gracie: St. Pierre can't keep Shields downSherdog.com
Georges St. Pierre has shown a variety of skills in his domination of the UFC welterweight division, but his ability to take down opponents and control them has perhaps been the most overwhelming part of his game. Cesar Gracie does not think St. ...Blog | April 26, 2011
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Time to leave: Loses in two straight fights means Lyoto "The Dragon" Machida won't be hobnobbing with pound-for-pounders like Anderson Silva anytime soon.Story | Conversation | November 26, 2010
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Frankie Edgar might have the gold around his waist and two emphatic wins over B.J. Penn under his belt, but fans won't be satisfied until the lightweight champ avenges a loss to Gray Maynard.Story | Conversation | September 02, 2010
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In a sign of the times, the defeat of seemingly invincible Fedor Emelianenko has left Sherdog's pound-for-pound rankings without a heavyweight for the first time.Story | Conversation | July 01, 2010
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Welcome back, Mauricio Rua. It's been five years since a dazzling run that elevated him as high as No. 2 in Sherdog's pound-for-pound rankings, but Shogun appears to be back with a vengeance.Story | Conversation | May 20, 2010
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A WEC belt, wins over Urijah Faber and Mike Thomas Brown and a place on Sherdog's pound-for-pound rankings: What's not to like about featherweight phenom Jose Aldo?Story | Conversation | April 30, 2010
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The bizarro happenings at UFC 112 shook the foundation of two divisions -- or at least our perceptions of middleweight Anderson Silva and lightweight B.J. Penn. Did they also shake up this month's Sherdog.com pound-for-pound rankings?Story | Conversation | April 13, 2010
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Anderson Silva parlayed a convincing KO of former P4P stalwart Forrest Griffin into an entrenched position atop Sherdog's August pound-for-pound rankings.Story | Conversation | August 12, 2009


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The Penn volleyball team shoots for its 2nd straight state championship Saturday when it battles Avon in the 4A Championship game in Muncie.
"It's very exciting---one thing I've been trying to do all week is realize how blessed we are to be here," Purdue bound senior Annie Drews explains. "So many people would kill to be in this position and we don't want to take this opportunity for granted just because it's happened. twice in a row. We have to look at it, and still enjoy it as a whole experience."
"It feels like that season never ended," senior outside hitter Kaitlyn Hickey says. "We just kept playing--different girls, different coach--but we got through it and came out to play."
Penn, 37-1, is ranked 2nd in the state. Avon, undefeated on the year, is ranked #1 in the state. Technically the Kingsmen are the underdogs, but the experience of winning it all last year gives Penn a distinct advantage.
If you are now traveling down to Ball State for the game, you can watch it locally on WHME Channel 46 Saturday at 5pm.


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JELLICO, Tenn. (AP) - The Tennessee Highway Patrol says a Greyhound bus is again northbound on Interstate 75 after being checked for explosives in Campbell County, near the Kentucky state line.
Tennessee Department of Safety spokesman Mike Browning said state Trooper Mike Wilson stopped the bus after a passenger aboard it called 911. The caller said a fellow passenger had a suspicious package taped to his waist.
Browning said dogs trained to detect explosives and drugs were used to check the Greyhound bus and no explosives were found.
Browning said 32-year-old Milton Moore Dengler III of Jacksonville, Fla., was being charged with public intoxication and possession of prescription pills for resale.
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Smith Prepares for Final Episode Filming
Filming on the Christmas special begins Sunday, with the read through taking place today. Continue reading
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A Christmas Monster Revealed?
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What Does Russell T Davies think of Peter Capaldi's Casting?
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Moffat Will Tie Up 11th Doctor Loose Ends
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Smith's Hairbrained Idea for his Final Episode
How to solve a problem like Matt Smith's hair. Continue reading
Moffat talks Valeyard, River's Future & Closure
Steven Moffat promises to wrap up some loose ends this Christmas. Continue reading
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Matt Smith interviewed at this year's San Diego Comic-Con. Continue reading
Moffat: "I'm sure I'll work with Matt again"
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Matt Smith Thanks Fans for Support
Matt Smith's special video message thanking fans for their support over the years. Continue reading
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Today the 2014 World Cup in Brazil ends. It was a fun ride, and I don't think that anyone will disagree that this has been an unforgettable month of international sport, politics, and drama both on and off the field. The video below is my attempt at showing another side of Rio de Janeiro and a few


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Yesterday, an era of Twins baseball came to an end, as the organization fired Ron Gardenhire, the second-winningest manager in club history (1,068 wins, behind Tom Kelly) and the first to finish his Minnesota tenure with a record over .500 since Bill Rigney left town more than 40 years ago.As with a ... More >>
This week in the Twin Cities, a load of acclaimed touring acts are here to warm us up. Chameleonic New York trio Hospitality (above) is at the 7th Street Entry Wednesday, and 89.3 the Current's darlings Wild Cub play the Turf Club. This weekend, Dr. Dog have landed two nights at First Avenue, and Ju ... More >>
In St. Paul for government business, Allen wound up behind bars.Mike Allen, a member of the Alberta Legislative Assembly, resigned from the Progressive Conservative Caucus (could you imagine a more self-contradictory name for a political group?) after he became the latest public figure ensnared in t ... More >>
On Monday afternoon, Rob Fulton, the former director of the St. Paul-Ramsey County Public Health Department, ensnared himself in the same trap that caught former Hill-Murray football coach (and Joe Mauer's cousin) Mark Mauer.SEE ALSO: Clark Griffith after dropping trou on Grand Avenue: "Last night w ... More >>
The Minnesota Twins have decided to take their in-game music in a new direction by letting go of music director Dan Edwards. So when the season begins on April 1, a new man with ties to another local sports team has been hired to fill the role.The move was confirmed to Gimme Noise by Joe Pohlad, Dir ... More >>
Yesterday's late-breaking news that Christian Ponder and Samantha Steele are engaged turned Twitter into a forum for Twin Cities media personalities to do their best comedian impressions just in time for happy hour.FROM SEPTEMBER: Star Tribune's C.J. grills Vikings' Christian Ponder about his bereft ... More >>
SEE ALSO:-- Joe Mauer has the second-worst contract in baseball, says Yahoo!-- Minnesota Twins have increased in value more than any other pro sports franchise since 2000It didn't take Tsuyoshi Nishioka long to remind Twins fans why he spent the first four months of the 2012 season in the minor leag ... More >>
Following an "extraordinary plea" for help finding an unknown boy in what was described as a dangerous situation, federal agents said today they have found and identified the teenage boy shown in images from a mysterious web video as well as another child that law enforcement is referring to as a vi ... More >>
Related:Minnesota Twins phase out local music programming, amp up Top 40 hitsIn 2010, the Minnesota Twins won 94 games and were Central Division champions, but last year they slid to 63-99. Chalk this collapse up to injuries, disastrous pitching, or Delmon Young, but don't discount the role that a m ... More >>
After yesterday's commanding 6-1 victory over the Texas Rangers, our beleaguered Minnesota Twins have won three straight series, and are 9-3 thus far in June. This after taking only three series in the first two full months, and two of them were against a pair of the weakest-hitting clubs i ... More >>
Hurry up, Joe. Please.We've already speculated today whether if Joe Mauer were back behind home plate, or swinging his mighty bat, that he could make a difference to the worst team in Major League Baseball. But Twins fans are getting mighty antsy as the man they are coming to think of as the ... More >>
For the home opener, I could drone on about the new scoreboard, the new salty snacks, the lack of trees, or my take on whether or not the Twins have figured out their Target Field home run problems. Instead, I'm going to focus on the thing that bothered me most of last season: What is that ... More >>
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WikiLindsey Vonn was our Athlete of the Year. Brett Favre wasn't.We named the UMD Football rushing attack, Joe Mauer, Jason Litzau, Dustin Byfuglien and Lindsey Vonn to our Minnesota Athletes of the Year list, and there was grumbling in the ranks: What? No Brett Favre? Nope. Not even in the h ... More >>
A role reversal is needed for the Twins to extend their season.
The latest Minnesota meme to hit YouTube is a local parody of Katy Perry's hit "California Gurls," called "Minnesota Gurls." The song was penned by a group of kids from Fridley who go by the name Dime and Peppimoo (with help from their pals Cookie and Twizzler), and since it was posted at the beg ... More >>
How does your favorite Twin baller grade out at mid-season?
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You've been eating these foods every year at the fair, but why?
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How does your favorite Twin grade out at mid-season?
And by "grill" we mean talking about the MLB All-star game.
Where the Twins land in baseball's most unpredictable division.
Forever a bride's maid, catcher Mike Redmond is ready to carry the load until Joe Mauer's return from injury.
First snowfall bedamned. No December event elicits that warm holiday spirit more than the annual Major League Baseball Winter General Managers' Meeting. Maybe that's just me.
Twins Director of Scouting Mike Radcliff herds the bird dogs and keeps the information flowing
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Complete Blood CountI have recently received a copy of my lab test. The test was taken when I was not on any HIV medication. I am concerned about the results indicating a low white cell count 2.7K/uL; Hemoglobin 11.5g/dL; and, Hematocrit 35.3%. I am now on a HAART...
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Stanford University, School of MedicineYou don't indicate whether this was an acute decline in blood counts, or that this has been a consistent finding over time. You also don't indicate where you are on the spectrum of HIV infection (CD4 counts, etc). Many factors can affect... Read more »
whole blood count resultsHii, I am an infectious disease doctor in Turkey. I would want to ask about my patient. She is 63 years old, with diabetes, osteopenia, HIV positive for 9 years, but started to take treatment for the first time before months. At the beginning of...
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Stanford University, School of MedicineThe pancytopenia could all be consistent with advanced AIDS or poor nutrition, or it could be the result of an infiltrative process in the bone marrow such as an infection like MAC. In general, if it is only HIV related the counts should increase as... Read more »
CBC (Complete Blood Count)Dear Doc, Since we don't have facilties to conduct CD4 counts here in our place... I'm wondering if CBC (Complete Blood Count) could be of any help in "at least" determining the status of a a risky person. What are the figures...
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University of Cincinnati, College of MedicineThe CBC holds clues to the possibility of HIV infection, but none are absolutely diagnostic. HIV+ people usually have leukopenia, with both neutropenia and lymphopenia. Often they are anemic, and a small proportion have thrombocytopenia.... Read more »
CD4 Count V. CD4% Count (ABSOLUTE CD4 COUNT VERSUS CD4%, 2010) (WHEN TO START TREATMENT, 2010)Hi,I was diagnosed with HIV around 15 months ago. Since then my health has been good (especially in the last six months) but my CD4 count has fallen a bit rapidly from 470 to 371 to 324 over this time period. However, my CD4 percentage count has...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,You are correct: The CD4% is generally considered the more accurate indicator of immune integrity, as it doesn't tend to fluctuate as much due to intercurrent illnesses and other non-HIV-related factors. (See below.)Regarding beginning... Read more »
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Posted by rustychaucer5968Hi again,
I have a questions. If a person has HIV. Would their be any changes to their White Blood Cells in their CBC (Complete Blood Count). If so, would the white blood cells count be low or high? I heard that CBC has nothing to do with HIV, but if... Read more »
Low WBC from a Complete Blood Count...
Posted by Anonymous, 3 RepliesI had a Complete Blood Count done for a regular physical exam. The results freaked me out, I have a low White Blood Count of 3.8 out of the lab norm of 4.5-11.0. My Neutrophils percentage was 39.3% with the lab norm of 50-70%. My lymphocyte... Read more »
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I just received my blood test today. I tested for my CBC (Complete Blood Count). I will get my results from my doctor tomorrow. I am scared because I hope my White blood cells are within normal range which I doubt because... Read more »
hsv2 and low white blood cell count
Posted by Anonymous, 3 RepliesCould having hsv2 delay hiv antibody results(keep coming up negative but positve)? And could a low white blood cell count 3.9 normal is 3.8- 10.5 be a sign of possible aids or hiv becoming aids even though negative on antibody test and negative on... Read more »
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FILE - In this Feb. 9, 1962 file photo, Jack Twyman, right, holds the trophies he and Maurice Stokes received from the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association designating them as the "Most Courageous Athletes" in Stokes' hospital room in Cincinnati, Ohio. Twyman, a Basketball Hall of Famer, has died at 78. He was one of the NBA's top scorers in the 1950s who became the guardian to paralyzed teammate, Stokes. Jay Twyman, of Rye, N.Y., said Thursday, May 31, 2012 that his father died Wednesday, May 30 at a Cincinnati hospice of complications from an aggressive form of blood cancer. Jack Twyman played for the University of Cincinnati and spent 11 seasons in the NBA with the Rochester and Cincinnati Royals. (AP Photo)
Updated: July 6, 2012 9:46AM
CINCINNATI — Basketball Hall of Famer Jack Twyman, one of the NBA's top scorers in the 1950s who became the guardian to a paralyzed teammate, has died. He was 78.
Mr. Twyman died Wednesday at a Cincinnati hospice of complications from an aggressive form of blood cancer, his son, Jay Twyman said Thursday.
"He died peacefully with family members at his side," said Twyman, of Rye, N.Y.
Jack Twyman played for the University of Cincinnati and spent 11 seasons in the NBA with the Rochester and Cincinnati Royals.
He averaged a career-high 31.2 points per game in the 1959-60 season, playing in six All-Star games.
In 1958, after teammate Maurice Stokes was left paralyzed after a head injury suffered during a game, Mr. Twyman became his guardian to help Stokes receive medical benefits.
Mr. Twyman later worked as a television analyst on NBA games.
Mr. Twyman scored 15,840 points in his career and was inducted to the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1983.
He also left his mark on the NBA for the way he helped Stokes, who was a budding star in 1958. During the last game of that season, Stokes hit his head on the floor during a game. He later had a seizure, slipped into a coma and was left paralyzed.
In addition to becoming Stokes' guardian, Mr. Twyman organized an exhibition game with NBA players to raise money for Stokes. That game became an annual tradition to raise money for needy former players.
"He was a great man, a devoted husband and father and a tremendous grandfather," Jay Twyman said.
"What he accomplished in his lifetime was really the equivalent of three lifetimes," said Twyman, referring to his father's success in basketball and business and his devotion to Stokes and other friends and family members.
Jack Twyman's daughter, Lisa Bessone of Santa Fe, N.M., described her father as someone who was "larger than life and who always gave 110 percent to everything he did."
"He believed every day was a gift, and that's how he approached his life," Bessone said. AP


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Then we were all bused over to 8 Northumberland where we were treated to an extravagent Scottish banquet with the winners. The venue was transformed into a Highland castle for the evening, as there were chandeliers with antlers, hundreds of dripping candles and every tartan imaginable. You could hear the bagpipes all the way down to Trafalgar Square. We were sliiightly concerned that a Scottish banquet involved five courses of haggis, but we were treated to scallops, beef and a bag filled with chocolate. That was clearly Mary Charteris' favourite part of the evening as she Instagrammed a snap of her chocolate cake. Last but not least there was a healthy supply of whisky.
We sat on a table with the lovely Christopher and Holly Fulton, and it wasn't long before conversation turned to the Highlands. After sharing tales of post-fashion week exhaustion, Holly Fulton tried to persuade us to book a Highlands holiday - apparently you need to get the sleeper train (it sounds rather romantic) and get as far North as possible.
We also caught up with our blogger pals, Tanya Burr and Ella Catliff. Tanya looked gorge in a red Coast dress, with capped sleeves and a sash at the waist, and got into the Scot spirit taking a picture with a jolly kilted gentleman. Ella Catliff looked divine in a Holly Fulton frock with a tiger print motif.
Go inside the banquet in the gallery above and see all of the winners below...
Scottish Young Designer of the Year - Jennifer Morris
Scottish Retailer of the Year - Schuh
Scottish Graduate of the Year - Lauren Smith
Scottish Communicator of the Year - Penny Martin
Scottish Accessory Designer of the Year - Finlay & Co
Scottish International Designer of the Year - Chanel
Scottish Fashion Icon of the Year - Emili Sande
Scottish Textile Brand of the Year - Alice Palmer
Scottish Fashion Innovator of the Year - Louise Gray
Scottish Model of the Year - Mary Charteris
Creative Excellence Award - Pam Hogg
Scottish Designer of the Year - Christopher Kane
Scottish Ambassador of the Year - Harris Tweed Hebrides
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Q:Hi - I own an Advance Elements hand pump. Do you know if this adapter will work with this? I am trying to fill up an inflatable paddle board made by Tower.Asked on 6/30/2014 by Matt from Chicago
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I don;t know tower products, but there is a mini boston valve used on my
advanced elements kayaks. That valve you show is too tall for my kayaks.Answered on 6/30/2014 by Anonymous
A:Matt, this adapter will fit your pump and work to fill your SUPAnswered on 6/30/2014 by Kyle from NRS
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Q:My air pump came with an adapter which looks like yours and snaps into my H-K valve but has no internal piece with which to depress the valve spring and allow air to enter. Does your adapter have such an internal valve spring depressor?Asked on 9/22/2013 by chas from CO
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A:No, the valve doe not have the cross piece you speak of. Have seen this on
some adapters, but the pump air pressure is enough to force air in and open
the valve. Works great.Answered on 9/23/2013 by Anonymous
A:This adaptor may or may not push the spring depressor down, depending upon the height of the valve. This adaptor twists onto the valve stem to secure it while you inflate through the valve and does sometimes push the depressor down so when you detach it, you have to immediately push on the depressor to stop air from escaping. This was too long for my valves, so I had to use a hack saw and remove about 1/8" from the end and it fits my valves perfectly.Answered on 9/23/2013 by Anonymous
A:No. You push and turn the valve before inserting the air pump adapter to keep it open for the initial fill, then close it when it feels full. Then top it off with the valve closed - the air pressure depresses it.Answered on 9/22/2013 by Anonymous
A:The valve is designed to allow air to enter without the internal spring being depressed. None of my adapters engage the spring. The spring is there for deflation purposes.
Sent from my iPadAnswered on 9/22/2013 by Anonymous
A:Chas, sounds like you've got the right adapter for your H-K valve. The adapter doesn't have to push the plunger and spring down; the air pressure from the pump will push it down and let air in. Then when you quit pumping the valve will seal and hold the air in. Booyah!Answered on 9/22/2013 by Clyde from NRS
A:No there is nothing in the middle...
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Q:Just been issued with an Ark Angel rescue raft.
The inflation kit as delivered is a bit agricultiral.
Seeking to fit manifold to inflat 2 chambers at a time.
So how do I identify whether HR valves are old or new style?Asked on 7/10/2013 by See address from Baulkham Hills NSW
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A:This page - http://www.nrsweb.com/repair/hrvalves.asp - shows how to identify Halkey-Roberts valve types.Answered on 7/10/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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Q:Hello, We have a 10' [ water skeeter ]1 man pontoon raft with hr valves, Q Will this adapter work ? It looks similar to the one we lost..ThanksAsked on 6/17/2013 by John from Kennewick WA.
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A:I know this adapter works with the Fish Cat "Cataraft" I own. There are two adapter that are very similar. One will work with both valve, one with only it's own design. Buy a couple of extra ones and use a key ring to secure it to the frame of your raft. People will "borrow" them if they get a chance. RB
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 6/17/2013 by Anonymous
A:John, the New Short is the only current Halkey-Roberts valve, but they made others previously. Use our H-R valve ID page to determine the right adapter - http://www.nrsweb.com/repair/hrvalves.aspAnswered on 6/17/2013 by Anonymous
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Q:When? it is a piece of plastic how can you run out of them?Asked on 5/25/2013 by ARATA HAWAIIAN STYLE from BIG SKY, MONTANA
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A:We are expecting delivery soon, as early as next week. We don't manufacture this product so are at the maker's mercy for delivery. Sorry for the inconvenience.Answered on 5/27/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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Q:Hi, I've looked through your reference guide for valves but am still a bit uncertain. My "Halkey Roberts" type valve looks like the new short, but is only stamped with "H3" Is this the new short the correct adapter? ThanksAsked on 3/11/2013 by dsrtdady from United States
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A:Hi, unless the valve matches the characteristics shown on this page - http://www.nrsweb.com/repair/hrvalves.asp - it's not a Halkey-Roberts New Short. Please check with the boat's manufacturer to determine what kind of valve you have. If that doesn't work, send us photos of the valve and we'll try to help identify it.Answered on 3/11/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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Q:will this work with the bravo valves on a Scadden Rampage?Asked on 3/5/2013 by mike from seattle
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A:Looks like that will be the fitting for your Rampage. I am only going on
pictures, but it looks like the standard inflatable short valve on your
Rampage. I have a small Mercury inflatable that had a one-off ex-short
Good luck, CharlieAnswered on 3/6/2013 by Anonymous
A:Hi Mike, I really can't say since I don't have one of those valves here to try the adapter in. You can check out the adapter's measurement here - http://www.nrsweb.com/repair/hrvalves.asp - It's no-risk to get it; you can easily return it if it doesn't work.Answered on 3/6/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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Q:Will this work for Innova Sunny?Asked on 10/28/2012 by Mo from 1123
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A:First we need to find out what valve you have in your boat. Please take a look at our valve identification page - http://www.nrsweb.com/repair/valves.asp?tn=70 - to see if you have the H-R New Short.Answered on 10/28/2012 by Clyde from NRS
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I needed an adapter to use my BRAVO 12volt air compressor on my inflatable SUP to get to 15psi. The BRAVO came with adaptors but you have to hold them on the SUP air connection and it sometimes slips off and you cannot walk away while it pumps. I am able to put this adaptor on the pump and it fits securely on my SUP so I can now get other things ready while it pumps up.
I did have to modify the adaptor so it would compress the push valve on the SUP's air connector otherwise for the pump to get the air in, it would always go to stage two of high pressure and low volume and would heat up.
Where the adaptor's rubber ring gaskett is I drilled holes and put a 2mm aluminum rod cut to size. Now when you twist the adaptor on it pushes in on the push valve and allows the pump to work more effeciantly.
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I use the fill adaptor to fill my WaterMaster Kodiak raft. Works great! Much improved over the cheesy sleeves that come with the Wonder Pump.
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- Used for extension hose
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Comments about New Short H-R Fill Adapter:
I use this product to build an extension hose off my hand pump using vinyl reinforced tubing. These adaptors make life much easier especially if you lose or break one. These are not the "exact" fit for cheaper H-R Valve knock-offs (China/Korea) brands. This adaptor is a bit longer than the cheaper knock-off types which does not fully depress the valve stem for one-way filling; Air will not enter chamber unless additional o-rings are added or shaving H-R adaptor to a shorter length.
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Shipping and Delivery was fast considering I live in the Interior of Alaska.
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Here is mine all shiny and new.
I elected to mount it so I could use the handle if needed
The extra hopper is a boiler draft hood I had laying around. I think I might add some sheetmetal at the screws in the bucket to reinforce it.
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I've got an older garage door opener laying around from when I bought my house and changed it out. Motor still works fine. I'll have to see if I can rig it up to run the corona once I finally order it.
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On Deck: Milk Stout, SNPA clone, maybe a pale ale so I can use my homegrown hops to dry hop.
Heh. I do still have the garage button, and the wireless car remote. The garage button has got like 20+ feet of wire attached to it... I could operate it from anywhere in the garage, or even from the basement...
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Gong Yoo and Go Jun Hee posed for the brand"s "Street Smart People" campaign and weren"t just chic but "normcore chic", which is a combination of everyday fashion and "core", the keyword for the brand"s fall collection. Going with the casual concept, the actors donned trendy bomber jackets in neutrals and understated prints that anyone can pull off.
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I have two surfaces with useful information in both of them as in the figure. I need to merge two surfaces into a single surface retaining the points in both of them.
I have tried the solution mentioned in this thread: http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/AutoCAD-Civil-3D/mer
Can anyone please help me to add the points of inner surface to the bigger surface.
Thank you
Sounds to me like you have to merge the data to build a new surface
Make sure that your inner surface is pasted, into the new surface, last. The past order matters, the last surface wins.
1. Create a new surface (COMBINED) and paste the large surface into it
2. Extract the boundary of the inner surface and add to the COMBINED surface as a non destructive breakline
3. Paste the inner surface to COMBINED
This assumes that the common boundary between the two surfaces are at exactly the same level which is unlikely and if this isn't acceptable then simply omit step 2 and the resultant TIN will replace everything in the outer surface TIN that is covered by the inner surface TIN (again this may not be desirable).
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Executive Director: Sasha Hutchings, AM
Sasha Hutchings joined the Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center in early 2014 as the Executive Director. She received her Master's degree from the School of Social Service Administration at the University of Chicago and her Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Religious Studies from Fairfield University. Sasha joins the RMvlc having most recently worked as the Assistant Director of Seeds of Hope Charitable Trust in Denver, Colorado, where she was responsible for running the organization's operations. She has also worked extensively with at-risk youth and their families, including teaching in an inner-city school in Boston, Massachusetts, and working with the Social Service Project and Criminal Juvenile Justice Project at the Edwin F. Mandel Legal Aid Clinic in Chicago, Illinois.
Legal Director: Pamela Maass, J.D.
Pamela Maass joined the Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center in September 2014. Pamela earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Colorado Law School in 2010 after earning her Bachelor's in Industrial Engineering and Master's in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Arizona State University in 2004 and 2006 respectively. Pamela's passion for protecting civil rights began while she served as President of the Society of Women Engineers and as an officer for the Coalition of Minority Engineering Societies at ASU - to improve educational and corporate policies for minorities and women in engineering. During graduate school, Pamela led humanitarian trips to Mexico and co-founded the Phoenix and ASU chapters of Engineers without Borders. While at the University of Colorado Law School, Pamela advocated on behalf of victims of violent crime as a law clerk for the Gang Unit of the Denver District Attorney's office and again as law clerk for the 18th Judicial District Attorney's Office. Upon completion of law school, Pamela served as a Felony Deputy District Attorney in Boulder, Colorado, conducting more than 40 jury trials and hundreds of motions hearings for cases involving victims of violent crime. Pamela further gained extensive civil litigation experience handling complex personal injury, product liability and construction defect cases for a private law firm in Denver. Pam led over 60 depositions, and first-chaired arbitrations. Pamela is a member of the Doyle Inn of Court and the Colorado Women's Bar Association. Beyond her legal career, Pamela has established herself as an improvisational comedy performer, and - on the more serious side - Pamela is actively involved in Think Global Institute and other global initiatives to expand opportunities for women entrepreneurs, visionaries and leaders throughout the world.
Project Director: Emily Nourse, M.Div., MA
Emily Nourse comes to Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center from Nashville, TN, where she managed the Davidson County Relative Caregiver Program at Family and Children's Service. Much of Emily's work has been in the field of domestic violence, where she has provided individual and family counseling, led therapeutic support groups, was involved in community advocacy, and provided crisis intervention. Emily has been active with the Nashville Coalition Against Domestic Violence and has collaborated with other domestic violence agencies to increase awareness of the issue. Emily served on the Nashville Mayor's Safety Assessment that was charged with identifying gaps in victims' safety. Emily received her Masters of Divinity degree in 2004 and her Masters in Counseling in 2012.
Client Services Coordinator: Ashley Arens, MSW, MSSP
Ashley Arens is joining the Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center in November 2014. Ashley obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from East Carolina University in North Carolina in 2009 and her Master's of Social Work and Master's of Science in Social Policy in 2012 from the University of Pennsylvania. Since arriving in Denver in 2012, she has worked for Urban Peak as a case manager and life skills counselor. She has also represented Urban Peak at the Human Trafficking Center at DU, served on coalitions within the city involving HIV and youth, and served as a sexual assault victim's advocate.
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Jean G. McAllister, MSW, Member
Ms. McAllister owns her own business, JGM Consulting LLC, providing training and consultation regarding interpersonal violence and trauma. She has over 30 years experience in the field. She also works for the Colorado Department of Human Services on a part time basis. She is privileged to work with various agencies regarding sexual assault, sexual abuse of children, domestic violence, trauma and victimization, offender dynamics, secondary trauma intervention, stress management, organizational development and policy development. She serves as an expert witness, providing expert testimony and case consultation regarding sexual assault, child sexual abuse, domestic violence, victim trauma reactions and offender management. She previously served as Program Director for the HealthBridge Alliance, assisting professionals who work with trauma to develop resilience to secondary trauma; as the Executive Director for the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CCASA), the statewide membership coalition serving as the voice for victim survivors of sexual violence and the programs and individuals who serve them; as the Program Administrator for the Domestic Abuse Assistance Program (DAAP) at the Colorado Department of Human Services, providing funding for programs that serve domestic violence victims and their children; and as the Program Administrator for the Sex Offender Management Board at the Colorado Division of Criminal Justice which was, under her administration, selected as a National Resource Site for excellence in sex offender management. She did extensive crisis intervention with evacuees of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita who came to Colorado and with survivors of the Columbine High School shootings and criminal justice personnel who responded. She served as consultant and trainer to the Columbine Connection Victim Advocacy Program for the first year after the tragedy. She worked as a psychotherapist with the Assault Survivors Assistance Program at West Pines Lutheran Medical Center, as Program Supervisor for Gateway Battered Women's Shelter and as a Child Protection Caseworker for the Arapahoe County Department of Social Services.
Her skills include policy analysis and development, treatment, intervention and advocacy with victims of interpersonal violence and serious trauma and with professionals who are exposed to trauma in their work, crisis intervention, clinical consultation, expert testimony, offender management, organizational planning and consultation, program development, administration and training. She has trained criminal justice personnel, treatment providers, victim advocates, mental health professionals, military personnel, school personnel and health care providers both locally and nationally. Her training expertise includes serving as faculty for the Judge Advocate General's School for the United States Air Force, the Comprehensive Approaches to Sex Offender Management National Training Team, for the Colorado Ending Violence Against Women Training Team, for the Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance Academy and for the American Prosecutors' Research Institute. She has worked as adjunct faculty for the University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work and for the Community College of Aurora. She was appointed to the University of Colorado Independent Investigating Commission in 2004. She was the recipient of the Colorado Governor's Star Award for Citizenship in 2000. Her Master's Degree in Social Work is from the University of Denver where she received the Dean Emil M. Sunley Award for contributions to the school and the profession of Social Work.
John Clune, Esq., Board Chair
John Clune is the attorney for the Victim Justice law firm, specializing in victims' rights and legal representation of victims. Mr. Clune spent six years as Prosecutor in Colorado's Fifth Judicial District DA's Office, leaving in 2002 as the Chief Deputy DA. In 2004 John assisted the victim in the Kobe Bryant sexual assault prosecution in Eagle County, and was co-council with Lin Wood Esq. of Atlanta, Georgia for the related civil case in U.S. District Court. John now devotes his entire practice to representation of victims of violent crime. Mr. Clune received his Juris Doctorate from Gonzaga University in 1996 and is a current member of the National Association of Victims' Rights Attorneys and the National Crime VIctims' Bar Association.
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Can You "Unsalt" a Dip?
- ddavis Dec 27, 2008 12:56 PM
I just made a shrimp and cucumber dip that I have made before, but this time it is too salty. It has sour cream, cream cheese, shrimp, Old Bay Seasoning, salt, cayenne pepper and some chopped vegetables in it. How can I make it less salty?
re: Chinon00
Potatoes only work while you're cooking food, not for cold food.
I would add more sour cream and/or cream cheese.
re: Chinon00
It's a myth that's been debunked.
I thought the potato trick only worked when preparing warm dishes... and also that it is a myth.
You can try diluting it by adding more sour cream or cream cheese, and perhaps by adding some sugar and lemon juice (the dip seems suitable for those additions, imo).
Good luck!
Thanks so far. Just realized I put this on the wrong board. It should be on the Home Cooking board. Sorry! And thanks for the ideas.
re: Kajikit
In that case, wouldn't it just be easier to make a regular batch with the right amount of salt, instead of having twice as much dip w/ a questionnable amount of salt?:-)
re: chowser
Chowser - yeah probably would be, but I guess we were assuming she was trying to avoid having to completely waste the cost of ingredients in the first overly salted batch.
re: Mellicita
My first thought was along those lines, too, to add, but then I started thinking, if the OP made the right amount to begin with, she'd end up with twice as much as she needed and half would go to waste anyway and there was no guarantee it would turn out. The problem is that we didn't get to taste it to see if it was a fixable amount of salt or not.:-)
re: Kajikit
The last time this happened to me I ended up making more and morendip (warm blue cheese and cream) until the salt was OK and it was a good thing because guests scraped out the bowl.
First of all, regardless of the theories you might have heard about, there is not way to "remove" the salt from a dish. Once it's in solution, you'd have to dehydrate the dish to restore the salt to a granular form to pick it out of the other dried ingredients.
The only way to reduce the influence of salt in a recipe is to increase the other ingredients, leaving out the salt, until you've achieved a relative balance.
That said, you posted ".. Just realized I put this on the wrong board. It should be on the Home Cooking board. .." you are on the Home Cooking board.


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Hardware hackers defeat quantum crypto
Security researchers using hardware hacking techniques have unearthed generic flaws in supposedly ultra-secure quantum cryptography systems. The security of quantum cryptography hinges on using the fundamental properties of quantum physics for quantum key exchange. Any attempts to monitor this exchange would inevitably be …
Mind that...
... you can expect the price of this gear will go down as the price of quantum crypto gear will go down. Recall that DES was declared definately insecure, do not use regardless of purpose, when it took a million dollars or so to brute force crack it in minutes. So fifty thousand dollars is certainly considered "feasible" if not quite "everyday" yet.
Looks like this is an attack to specific implementation flaws, not the quantum crypto principles. But then again, as long as Alice and Bob use machinery vulnerable to these attacks, Eve won't care.
Well duh
So we have a possible vulnerability of a brand new, still lab-only technology, that requires a rather heavy financial outlay for materials, a degree in physics to exploit, and physical access to the receiver's end link. Once again the age-old rule of security comes to mind : if the enemy gets physical access, there is no security.
Given that this quantum crypto thingy is not going to be of any use outside high-level government, military and intelligence circles, I doubt that the impact of this "find" will be any greater than a change in procedure for the implementation technicians.
No use?
If you are running a multi-million pound business empire and don't want the government, military or intelligence circles eavesdropping you would want some high-end crypto to try and hide arrangements of when a container with several kilos of raw, uncut Colombian marching powder is to be expected.
Rival firms such as the Feds may well also want to find out.
titular nonsense
erm, if you reat the article, you would find out that it isn't lab-only crypto. It is in use by banking institutions amongst others.
I'll give you the initial outlay and local access points as prohibitive though...
uh... lab only?
What do you mean lab only? Had you head of quantum encryption in banking before today? Several of the world's major banks employ quantum crypto for sensitive transactions *right now*. There's good money in being able to supply entangled pairs for the crypto required, and showing that the security offered through them is only worth $50,000 means these institutions now have a problem they need to deal with immediately.
Don't know about you, but the more government agencies rely on high-tech surveillance systems, the easier it is to stick to good old fashioned face to face meetings behind closed doors. A windowless room with a foot or so of cork built into the walls, and the door being sorted the same way, defeats any and all surveillance methods, barring actual physical presence (planting a bug for example)...
Alternatively, using a random shack in the middle of a shanty town is also good. Take your time, get to know the locals, splash some cash around and any unknown faces will stick out like a sore thumb and you will have, for all intents and purposes, your own army ready to defend you to the death.
Splashing cash works best if you build schools and hospitals, and police the area properly with locally hired and trained people, as they will love you for it. Also, if you're selling narcotics, don't shit on your own doorstep. That's where the Medellin Cartel went wrong - they did some of the above, but mostly relied on fear and murder to protect themselves. Too much stick, not enough carrot...
If I were a bank
I'd be more interested in better lockdown of widely-deployed existing PSK approaches, than playing with quantum goodies. Any bank that has invested in quantum crypto for key exchange is doing little more than demonstrating how gullible their CTO is to fancy marketing. (And is probably a good target for simpler physical attacks).
No such thing as secure
Just stuff that hasn't been cracked yet.
Re: No such thing as secure
"Just stuff that hasn't been cracked yet."
That's easy to say, but much harder to prove.
Lets only focus on the fundamental security across the wire and not implementation faults, since implementation faults can implicitly be fixed (and therefor contradicts your statement that there is "no such thing as secure").
With regards to PKI, there are two possible cracks.
1. We discover a mathematical way to boil NP complete problems down to polynomial time without the need for brute force.
2. We discover a way to solve NP complete problems quickly, say using a theoretical scalable quantum computer.
In order to back your assertion for PKI, you would have to prove either of the above is feasible.
With regards to quantum encryption, there is theoretically nothing one can do on the line to uncover the data. Quantum entanglement creates a continuous stream of bits which can be used as a one time pad of infinite length.
To prove your assertion for Q-E, you'd need to invalidate the currently accepted principles of quantum mechanics to reproduce the random bit stream.
You may be right, but until you can prove it, the statement is at best an educated guess.
Researchers, scientists
Congratulations, no boffins.
"relies on remotely manipulating"
The article said that the receiving end is being remotely manipulated.
Is the future already?
"Quantum key distribution systems became commercially available around five or six years ago and are used for the secure exchange of highly sensitive material by banks and governments..."
I have to admit this came as a bit of a surprise to me. I see at least one other commenter was unaware as well.
I that just goes too show you... something or other. I don't really have a point I guess. Now where's my flying car.
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