text: Coloured Metal Wall Hook by Little Baby Company £3.95$7.53€5.20$6.61 47 customer reviews(47) In stock £2.75$5.24€3.62$4.60 mainland UK delivery - Order now and receive this item on or before Friday 28 November £2.75$5.24€3.62$4.60 mainland UK deliveryEstimated delivery: 2-5 days £7.70$14.69€10.13$12.89 Express Next Day - Order now and receive this item on or before Tuesday 25 November Express delivery available £15.70$29.95€20.67$26.28 Saturday delivery - Order now and receive this item on or before Saturday 29 November Standard Courier Delivery Available International delivery available hook colours and sizehook colours and size (required)SMALL TurquoiseSMALL Light blue SMALL GreenSMALL Light greenSMALL Light pink SMALL GreySMALL Red SMALL YellowLARGE Green (+ £3.95)LARGE Light Green (+ £3.95)LARGE Light Pink (+ £3.95)LARGE Turquoise (+ £3.95)LARGE Yellow (OUT OF STOCK) (+ £3.95)LARGE Red (+ £3.95)LARGE Grey (+ £3.95)LARGE Light Blue (+ £3.95)hook colours and size (required)SMALL TurquoiseSMALL Light blue SMALL GreenSMALL Light greenSMALL Light pink SMALL GreySMALL Red SMALL YellowLARGE Green (+ $7.53)LARGE Light Green (+ $7.53)LARGE Light Pink (+ $7.53)LARGE Turquoise (+ $7.53)LARGE Yellow (OUT OF STOCK) (+ $7.53)LARGE Red (+ $7.53)LARGE Grey (+ $7.53)LARGE Light Blue (+ $7.53)hook colours and size (required)SMALL TurquoiseSMALL Light blue SMALL GreenSMALL Light greenSMALL Light pink SMALL GreySMALL Red SMALL YellowLARGE Green (+ €5.20)LARGE Light Green (+ €5.20)LARGE Light Pink (+ €5.20)LARGE Turquoise (+ €5.20)LARGE Yellow (OUT OF STOCK) (+ €5.20)LARGE Red (+ €5.20)LARGE Grey (+ €5.20)LARGE Light Blue (+ €5.20)hook colours and size (required)SMALL TurquoiseSMALL Light blue SMALL GreenSMALL Light greenSMALL Light pink SMALL GreySMALL Red SMALL YellowLARGE Green (+ $6.61)LARGE Light Green (+ $6.61)LARGE Light Pink (+ $6.61)LARGE Turquoise (+ $6.61)LARGE Yellow (OUT OF STOCK) (+ $6.61)LARGE Red (+ $6.61)LARGE Grey (+ $6.61)LARGE Light Blue (+ $6.61) quantity by Little Baby Company Location: Cheshire, GB read seller's profile see seller's complete range more items from this seller Colourful Metal Double Wall Hook Large £7.95$15.16€10.46$13.31 Colourful Metal Double Wall Hook Medium £3.95$7.53€5.20$6.61 Colourful Metal Wall Hook Medium £2.95$5.62€3.88$4.93 Wooden Animal Hook £16.50$31.48€21.72$27.62 Retro Style Gumball Coat Rack £11.95$22.79€15.73$20 Large Wooden Oak Ball Hook £7.95$15.16€10.46$13.31 view all you may also like PRODUCT DETAILS CUSTOMER REVIEWS DELIVERY RETURNS ask seller a question Brighten up your space with these colourful retro feel metal hooks! Good design is made to last and looks great across a range of decorative and interior styles be it country cottage, industrial, modern or retro. Use in your childs room, bathroom or in the hallway where each member of the family can choose their favourite colour for their coat hook. Also great used in the kitchen to display your favourite mug or utensils. The possibilities are endless. Available in large, medium, double or small sizes. made from: Coloured metal. Please note: only the small and large hooks are supplied with screws (and are being discontinued), the medium and double hooks do not include screws. dimensions: Large hook: Size: 12.5 cm H x 3.25 cm W x 9 cm D Small hook: Size: 4 cm H x 3 cm W x 4 cm Diameter Medium hooks (yellow, cream, light pink, pale mint, light blue, red) : 7.5 cm h x cm 4.5 cm diameter x approximately 5 cm deep Double hook (yellow, cream, light pink, pale mint, light blue, red) : 7.5 cm h x cm 4.5 cm diameter x approximately 5 cm deep product code: 127830 47 customer reviews Tue 11 Nov 2014 Fab! Thu 25 Sep 2014 No comment supplied. Mon 25 Aug 2014 No comment supplied. Tue 08 Jul 2014 No comment supplied. Thu 22 May 2014 But not much at lower price end Thu 15 May 2014 No comment supplied. Wed 07 May 2014 Lovely colour. Beautiful little hook. Thu 20 Mar 2014 Great fun hooks, but no colour coordinating screws this time unlike my last order slightly lets them down. 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Sat 25 Jan 2014 arrived very promptly Fri 29 Nov 2013 Good solid colourful metal hooks Tue 19 Nov 2013 Lovely Thu 31 Oct 2013 Look good in bathroom to match in colour scheme. Wed 02 Oct 2013 Well made, durable and colourful. Tue 17 Sep 2013 Pretty and do the job well Fri 02 Aug 2013 Colourful and solid. Sun 23 Jun 2013 Great look fab just what I was looking for x Fri 24 May 2013 Beautiful hooks, lovely colours and beautifully wrapped up too. Not put them up yet but come with plugs and screws so sure they hold well. Wed 24 Apr 2013 Very fast delivery and packaged beautifully. An excellent service and a fantastic product. Sat 06 Apr 2013 First one that arrived was chipped but company sent out replacement quickly and with no fuss when I explained and sent a photo of chip, nice to be saved the hassle of packaging up damaged one and going to post office Wed 06 Mar 2013 No comment supplied. Tue 26 Feb 2013 No comment supplied. 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In the world of computing, RATs aren't the flea infested rodents that caused the plague, but they can be just as nasty. Also known as Remote Administration Tools, RATs allow an operator to access another computer remotely, gaining control of the machine typically for malicious purposes. While there are a number of legitimate and helpful reasons for remote administration and desktop sharing, RATs usually refer to software that is being installed without the knowledge of the intended victim. Moreover, RAT software is typically designed to be installed as part of a Trojan horse, actively avoiding detection by the victim or the victim's security software and in some cases even disabling firewalls and other security measures.
What Are Remote Administration Tools?
Remote Administration Tools allow the operator to gain control of another machine remotely with the intention of using it maliciously, often without the knowledge or intervention of the targeted computer's user. Among other capabilities, RAT operators may use the program to:
RAT Trojan Horses
Remote Administration Tools are typically installed via a Trojan horse attack, with the malicious software often being disguised as a legitimate program or bound to an otherwise innocuous program. The victim may download the legitimate looking program online or via email or some other person to person file sharing option. In some cases, a false error message may appear, giving the impression the file did not download properly and possibly leading to a false sense of security for the victim of the Trojan attack. Other RAT programs immediately disable security software, like firewalls and antivirus programs, in order to operate undetected.
Once installed, the RAT Trojan horse will allow the remote operator to:
Examples of RATs
If all of that isn't enough to convince you of the seriousness of RATs, consider some famous RAT software:
Considering how lethal RATs can be and how difficult it can be to fully remove them once installed, the best defense is to be a well-informed computer user. For the most comprehensive information on Remote Administration Tools, consult our most recent RAT white paper for the latest tips on how to combat RATs.
Everyone knows that big data is being used by businesses for many things, mainly along the lines of business intelligence and marketing. However, few people know how much big data is coming into play when it comes to cyber security. There are a variety of applications for big data and cyber security, the collection of intel, social media trends and more.
There is a free webinar coming up about the use of big data for hunting hackers. You can join the webinar here:
The webinar is going to be held on February 26th, from 1-2pm.
In 2006, the Department of Defense (DoD) initiated a certification and accreditation (C&A) process for its information technology programs known as the DoD Information Assurance C&A Process (DIACAP). Only one year after implementation, DIACAP was criticized for being slow and inefficient, which could delay important projects for up to full year with no significant improvement in security.
Now, after the collaborative efforts of the DoD and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a new assessment and authorization (A&A) process has been developed with efficiency and effectiveness in mind using what is known as the risk management framework (RMF). This new process has been dubbed the DoD Information Assurance Risk Management Framework (DIARMF), and several major elements differentiate it from its predecessor.
DIARMF Nomenclature and Processes
Through DIARMF, the RMF process of NIST has been merged with current security controls already in place in federal civilian agencies. This warrants an entirely new set of processes and a new set of nomenclature to reflect the steps.
The first step in DIACAP, initiate and plan C&A, has been split into two separate parts in DIARMF. The first step is to categorize the system while the second step is to select controls. The next process remains the same in both systems: implement the controls.
The third step in DIACAP has again split into two parts for DIARMF. Making the certification determination and accreditation decision is now the two-part process of assessing controls and authorizing the system. The fourth step in DIACAP is in line with the fifth step in DIARMF, but the nomenclature has changed from maintaining authorization to monitoring controls.
DIARMF Assessment and Roles
Aside from the change in names, the actual process of DIARMF A&A is very similar to DIACAP C&A, especially at high levels. Assessment produces a checklist of results that are in compliance with the security controls, and the authorization step is an acceptance or rejection of the risk detailed in the assessment.
In addition, most of the roles in DIARMF are similar to those in DIACAP, and most changes have been made only to reflect the new RMF terminology. However, DIARMF adds one important role that is not present in DIACAP: the common control provider (CCP). The CCP is a manager who deals with inherited controls for systems such as virtualized environments, enclave networks and server clusters. For example, a small system residing in a data center operated by the DoD includes several factors that have already been authorized through the data center. These factors are labeled as inherited and do not need to be reauthorized for the particular system. However, the process of inheritance can be quite complicated, thus the need for the CCP.
Security Controls and Continuous Monitoring
Security controls in DIARMF are more specific than the controls available in DIACAP. One example of this would be passwords. In DIACAP, password policy would normally be a single control, but in DIARMF, a separate control exists for password-policy enforcement with individual controls for each element of the password, such length, characters and complexity.
In addition, requirements for continuous monitoring are stricter in DIARMF than they are in DIACAP. Each control is assigned a refresh rate, and the status at each refresh is uploaded to a federal system called CyberScope for risk analysis and management.
Anyone who is currently still using the DIACAP process should consider preparing for the switch as soon as possible because some of the changes are profound, and it can take considerable time before they become familiar.
DIACAP and DIARMF TrainingDepending on which branch of the Military or Government agency you are with, DIACAP training, now DIARMF training must be tailored to the specific function of that organization. Ce
People in the cyber security arena have been going to training for decades now. Obviously, the shape of cyber changes so frequently with new attacks and new exploits being developed daily. With these rapid changes, cyber security professionals must sharpen their skills consistently to stay up to be able to attack and defend well.
Now, that being said, the current sequester has put a great damper on cyber training in the United States, but don't worry Congress, while you guys hash out these little details, other countries are getting further and further ahead in their cyber war capabilities, so no biggie, carry on with the bickering until you work out little differences here…
OK, sarcastic rant complete.
The cyber security education field has made strides to the point where there is a conference dedicated to it specifically. NCSI has launched their first annual Cyber Education Symposium. The event will be held in Arlington, Virginia on November 19th and 20th. The event features a lineup of cyber professionals who will be sharing cyber education plans and best practices.
The agenda can be viewed here: Agenda
The speakers lineup can be viewed here: Speakers
So those of you who read this blog for its general IT training information sharing should appreciate an event like this, because its full of whats to come in the cyber education space!
Remember that time you got a free breakfast and a morning full of free lessons on the latest in hacking? That's the whole idea behind TrainACE's free hacking seminar series, aptly named Hacker's Breakfast. Having organized the events for a couple years now, TrainACE evidently likes to keep a state of variety around the seminar's themes. For their latest installation, TrainACE has teamed up with n2grate Government Technology Solutions to focus on new mission assurance technologies and web-based security.
It looks like this event is going to feature a number of top professionals in the security industry, with experts from Blue Coat and Solera Networks ready to present on topics like web-based security and application-based security. The keynote speaker will in fact be Brian Contos, VP and CISO for the Advanced Threat Protection Group at Blue Coat Systems. We all know social networking is becoming an increasingly huge presence for companies just as much as individuals, and the Subject Matter Experts set to teach at this seminar will cover the importance of web-based security in the wake of social networking and the use of mobile devices.
Between presentations there will be time for kiosk demonstrations from industry leaders like Solera Networks, Blue Coat, Netronome, and Packet Shaper. Training seminars, product demos, networking opportunities, AND free breakfast, you say? That's exactly right! Hacker's Breakfast is an awesome combination event for employees in the field.
This Hacker's Breakfast seminar is taking place July 24th at TrainACE's Ashburn, VA location. This particular seminar is geared at but certainly not limited to government, DoD, and military employees. But you better hurry! Registration is capped at 70 participants!
Find out more and request information to register here: Hacker's Breakfast by TrainACE.
As readers of this blog already know, formal certifications have become increasingly important to organizations in the public and private sectors. That trend has been clearly evident in the field of project management as that profession has evolved, rapidly, with employers insisting that project managers equip themselves with appropriate professional credentials. In that context, the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification, administered by the Project Management Institute (PMI), is the best known and most widely accepted credential in the PM field. PMP certification, according to PMI research published in the most recent edition of the PMI Project Management Salary Survey, is "globally recognized and demanded".
PMP Pre-Requisites
Candidates for the PMP certification must meet several requirements. Those with bachelor's or equivalent degrees must have three years of experience, with 4,500 hours devoted to "leading and directing" a project. Those with high school or equivalent diplomas must have five years of experience that includes 7,500 hours of project leadership. In both cases, candidates must have 35 hours of formal education.
Once those requirements are satisfied, candidates are allowed to sit for a four-hour computer-based test consisting of 200 questions. Content for the examination is drawn from the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) Guide published by PMI, covering five discrete areas: project initiation, project planning, project execution, project monitoring and control, and project closing.
The test gives each subject a different weight, with some 79 percent of the 200 questions covering the areas of planning, execution, and monitoring and control. Project initiation and closing account for only 21 percent of the test questions.
The educational component of the PMP qualification process can only be satisfied by coursework offered by approved providers. Designated coursework offered by PMI chapters is approved. Other coursework, offered by employers, training schools, colleges and distance-learning providers (like us) also serve to satisfy the educational requirement.
Online Training for the PMP Certification is Increasingly Convenient
For those considering their educational options, the availability of online education can make the process significantly more manageable. Online training is recognized to the same extent as education offered in a physical classroom, and it offers a number of important benefits.
The vast majority of people considering the PMP certification are working professionals and active project managers. The PMP certification is a major exam that requires a great deal of preparation and most of these candidates have a very maxed out work life in addition to perhaps family at home. The online training option makes preparing for the PMP, that much more accomodating.
Candidates can satisfy the educational requirement without having to travel to distant locations. The online option can provide significant savings of time and money, and it makes it easy for candidates to access the mandatory coursework. Internet-based coursework can also make it easy for students to review complicated material, to brush up on topic areas and to refresh subject matter in anticipation of the PMP examination, all at their own convenience and their own speed.
Even if a local venue is available, some candidates may have scheduling issues that interfere with attendance. For others, the practical benefits of the online option may not be terribly important. Those candidates may select the online PMP training experience as a simple matter of personal preference. Regardless of the reason, the availability of accredited online options is a real benefit to PMP candidates.
Malware prevention giant FireEye is teaming up with TrainACE to offer a Hacker's Breakfast training event in Greenbelt, MD. Whats more, the event is FREE.
TrainACE has been doing this Hacker's Breakfast series for a couple of years now. The events usually have different themes and this one is focused on Advanced Persistent Threat, Attack and Defend. Thats the reason they brought in Malware giant, FireEye. In fact, FireEye has been all over hacker news lately with their discovery of the Operation Beebus attacks from China on the US DoD and DoD contractors.
The event is being held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Greenbelt, MD on April 3rd. Again, the event is free and there will be breakfast served and then hacking demos / malware discussion all morning. it wraps up at about 12:30pm.
Details and registration for this free hacking / malware event with FireEye and TrainACE can be found here:


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Saturday, October 11, 2014, 11am-3pm.
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Thursday, October 30, 7:00 pm
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November 7 - 16, 2014, 9am-9pm, except Sundays (9-8pm, 9-6pm)
Exhibition Place, Toronto - 210 Princes' Blvd
Tonnes to do! Plan you visit to this year's event, full of events, activities and exhibitors, including horse shows, petting zoo and the latest in agricultural technology!
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Each season, the TBFA website will be featuring a local producer.
This season, Arjen & Henriet DeBruin from DeBruin's Greenhouses tell us a little on their successes and challenges in taking on a northern horticultural business.
What led you to pursue this business?
Arjen has his horticulture degree from The Netherlands, where he immigrated from to Thunder Bay. It was a dream of his to start a greenhouse business.
What are some daily/seasonal tasks associated with your business?
We start the greenhouses in late February with planting and stringing up the tomato/cucumber plants. Once the veggie greenhouse is completed, the annuals and baskets get planted.
By Mothers Day we are into selling mode. Flowers start finding new homes and the tomatoes are starting to ripen. In mid May we start going to the Thunder Bay Country Market and delivering goods to local restaurants and stores, and by the end of May we are busy selling our bedding out plants.
By the time the end of June rolls around, most flowers have been sold and more vegetable are planted in the greenhouses to replace the flowers.
July and August mean we are busy harvesting the vegetables and doing deliveries to stores and restaurants, which we take care of every Monday and Thursday. Tuesdays are reserved for plant care. ie lowering the tomato and cucumber vines. Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings are market days. Which leaves the bulk of Friday for picking for Saturday's market. Sunday is always reserved for our day of rest and relaxation.
We continue harvesting until the end of October/beginning of November.
What are some challenges you face running this business "in a northern setting?"
The weather is always a challenge with the spring flower sales. Cold weather in the spring also means higher heating costs.
Sometimes finding staff can be a problem as well, however, we had really good staff this year!
What does 'produced locally' mean to you?
Produced locally means it is grown in the Thunder Bay area or Northwest Ontario
Why encourage people to support local agriculture?
When people buy local, they keep the money they spend in our local economy. Local agriculture is growing very quickly because of the local support we have seen over the last couple of years!
- 9 Ontario tomatoes (about 3 lb/1.5 kg) (available at DeBruins!)
- 1/3 cup (75 mL) good-quality olive oil
- 3 large cloves Ontario Garlic, crushed
- 2 tbsp (25 mL) finely chopped, canned OR pickled hot Jalapeño Pepper
- 1 small Ontario Sweet Green Pepper
- 4 Ontario Green Onions, thinly sliced
- ¼ cup (50 mL) finely chopped fresh basil (available at DeBruins!)
- 1-½ tsp (7 mL) leaf oregano
- ½ tsp (2 mL) each salt, coarsely ground black pepper and granulated sugar
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It was twenty years ago this summer that Gert and Peggy Brekveld purchased a tie-stall dairy that they would call Woodstar Farm.
This summer they completed construction of a new milking cow barn and moved their herd into the new facility.
Throughout the years, the Brekvelds have always considered cow comfort a priority when they made changes to the farm. The new milking barn is no different. The cows are housed on a compost bedding pack. (This means that the bedding is tilled twice a day, adding air to the pack and starting the composting process.) There are no stalls, so the cows can lay down wherever they wish and walk freely inside. Fresh air is also very evident.
Energy use was a consideration, and the barn is lit by LED lights, the large overhead fans are energy efficient and the natural ventilation from thermostat-controlled curtain walls takes advantage of the prevailing winds and the top of the hill location.
The milking area is a used double 7 parallel walk-in parlour, meaning that the farmer no longer has to bend down between the cows or carry the milking units to each cow. This is easier on the farmers knees and backs. There is also less physical labour required for chore time than the old tie-stall barn.
Currently, the Brekvelds are milking 64 cows, but the barn is built with the future in mind, with the potential to house up to 90 cows. The farm has grown slowly but surely over the years, and they hope that that trend continues as they look ahead.
With a spirit of thankfulness, Gert and Peggy and their children Andrew, Judy, Derek, Susan and Faith would like to invite the community to come and see their new milking barn at their Open Barn event, Saturday, October 11, 2014 from 11am-3pm. For more details, please check out the October NorthWest Link or Oliver Paipoonge News, or contact them directly at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Thunder Bay Agricultural Research Station (TBARS), Thunder Bay, ON, has been conducting its Annual Summer Tour Day jointly with Thunder Bay Soil and Crop Improvement Association (TBSCIA) every summer. Apart from providing audience, TBSCIA members have been generously contributing to the free BBQ lunch to the participants. The TBARS summer tours have been an opportunity for its staff (Limin Luan and Blaine Tomeck) and the Director of Research and Business (me) to show case the innovative research work being done at TBARS to farmers/farm families, farm organizations, including the Regional and the Provincial ones, such as NOFIA and Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association, faculty members from the Lakehead University and the Confederation College Thunder Bay, OMAF & MRA specialists (local and outside), Industry Canada, etc. NOFIA was represented by Executive Director Stephanie Vanthof, OSCIA by President Allan Mol and Executive Director Harold Rudy and, OMAF & MRA by our good friends Horst Bohner, Soybean Specialist, and Rudy Buitenhuis, Agriculture Development Advisor, Lakehead University by Roopa and Sandip Rakshit and Dr. Gautam Das (who briefed the participants on an innovative device he was working on which would involve testing at TBARS and will have application on farms for estimating Nitrous Peroxide a GHG). Confederation College was represented by Collin Kelly, Food Strategy Thunder Bay and Area by Co-ordinator Kendal Donahue, and Industry Canada by Paul Tulonen (IRAP). John Rafferty was the only local politician at the tour. Apart from local farmers, all those who came from outside were impressed by the ongoing work at TBARS. Our plots looked very impressive! We were ahead of our farmers to seed canola and cereals this year. Among others, Harold Rudy expressed special interest in our wheat flax intercropping plots. Peter Aalbers was impressed by Galega a perennial forage legume from the Scandinavian countries. Aalbers is keen to seed 20-50 acres under Galega next spring and is looking for its seed already. Horst Bohner was looking for nodules on soybeans and he was disappointed not to see any. However, after Bohner left, we had some warm days and soybeans at TBARS showed immense growth. So much so that the soybeans completely covered the 50 cm unseeded inter-plot spaces.
An interesting feature of the 55-60 participants (gathering) was the eminent presence of quite a few lovely farm children. It was a delight to see future farmers participating in our tour. It is encouraging to note that their number is on the increase every year.
I was, as usual, interviewed by the Thunder Bay Television, which covered the event very well. Read Diversity of flavours at: www.tbnewswatch.com/artsandlife/351200/Diversity-of-flavours if you missed that somehow. Chronicle Journal Thunder Bay couldnt make it to our tour this year, but they more than made up by writing an editorial Research farm has great value, in support of TBARS, on August 3, 2014. This is the first time ever that TBARS was covered/and supported by a Chronicle Journal editorial. The beauty is that the media questioned Honourable Kathleen Wynne, Premier of Ontario, who happened to be in town on July 30, 2014, our Annual Tour Day, on funding TBARS for its continuity! I dont think that any other research station in Ontario got such a support. Our heartfelt thanks to Thunder Bay Television and the Chronicle Journal Thunder Bay. Dr. Sahota acknowledged the hard work done at TBARS by Blaine Tomeck and Limin Luan, which brought a big applause from the participants. Most participants were amazed at the quantum and quality of work done at TBARS with only a few staff. Farmers comments on our tour were positive. One from Tom Loghrin is reproduced here as an example. Tom wrote on Facebook: "Thank you Tarlok Sahota for a very informative tour - as usual. Congratulations to you and the staff on your accomplishments; you make us proud. Let us hope that we can keep TBARS going into the future." This type of positivity keeps us going and do more and more fruitful work for our enterprising farmers. It seems God was happy with our work too. He made sure that the day was calm and pleasant with the Sun shining and no rain until everything was over and all were out of TBARS! Shouldnt we thank God? I hope to see you all next summer at TBARS again. Enjoy the summer and coming fall!
As geese fly south to warmer temperatures in flocks overhead, the fields below serve as a resting place as they feed on leftover grains and seeds from already harvested crops. Local farmers and producers are clearing their lands and gardens to rest in the long, cold months ahead. It's all a necessity in the cycle of agriculture.


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Prosecutors allege that the accused—Yuriy Rakushchynets, Ivan Biltse, and Angelina Kitaeva—stole at least $2 million.
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All that's known is they broke into the ATM network through a server at a third-party processor, which means they probably didn't have to touch the ATMs at all to pull off the heist.
They could have gained administrative access to the machines — which means they had carte blanche to grab information — through a flaw in the network or by figuring out those computers' passwords. Or it's possible they installed a piece of malicious software on a banking server to capture unencrypted PINs as they passed through.
What that means for consumers is that their PINs were stolen from machines that showed no signs of tampering they could detect. In previous PIN thefts, thieves generally took steps that might draw notice — sending "phishing" e-mails, for example, or installing false-front keypads or even tiny cameras on ATMs.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Jacksonville Jaguars offensive line coach George Yarno, who was diagnosed with cancer last month, has left the team to begin treatment.
Yarno returned home to be with his family in Spokane, Washington, while he undergoes treatment.
Coach Gus Bradley says Yarno "has a good attitude on the whole treatment process. He decided to go back home after conversation and get the treatment and spend time with his family."
Yarno will miss this week's mandatory, three-day minicamp. It's unclear whether Yarno will be back for training camp next month. Bradley says: "We will just wait to see how he handles the treatment."
Assistant O-line coach Luke Butkus is filling in during Yarno's absence.
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Amazonian Shrimps: An Underwater World Still UnknownNov. 26, 2014 A study reveals how little we know about the Amazonian diversity. Aiming to resolve a scientific debate about the validity of two species of freshwater shrimp described in the first half of the last ... full story
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A Warming World May Spell Bad News for Honey BeesNov. 25, 2014 A bee parasites from exotic climates threatens UK bees. Research predicts that an exotic gut parasite could cause increasing damage to UK bees as climates ... full story
Endangered Hammerhead Shark Found Migrating Into Unprotected WatersNov. 25, 2014 The precise movements of a young hammerhead shark have been tracked for the first time, scientists report. The study, which ran over a 10-month period, reveals important gaps in current efforts to ... full story
Female Color Perception Affects Evolution of Male Plumage in BirdsNov. 25, 2014 The expression of a gene involved in female birds' color vision is linked to the evolution of colorful plumage in males, reports a new study. The findings confirm the essential role of female ... full story
Geoengineering Our Climate Is Not a 'Quick Fix'Nov. 25, 2014 The deliberate, large-scale intervention in the Earth's climate system is not a "quick fix" for global warming, according to new ... full story
Endangered Species Success: Idaho Salmon Regaining Fitness AdvantageNov. 25, 2014 Once on the brink of extinction with only a few fish remaining, Snake River sockeye salmon are regaining the fitness they need to rebuild wild populations. A new analysis shows that naturally spawned ... full story
Mining Can Damage Fish Habitats Far Downstream, Study ShowsNov. 25, 2014 Anglers across the nation wondering why luck at their favorite fishing spot seems to have dried up may have a surprising culprit: a mine miles away, even in a different state. Scientists have taken a ... full story
Blu-Ray Disc Can Be Used to Improve Solar Cell PerformanceNov. 25, 2014 Who knew about Blu-ray discs? One of the best ways to store high-definition movies and television shows because of their high-density data storage, Blu-ray discs also improve the performance of solar ... full story
New Plastic That Disappears When You Want It toNov. 25, 2014 Plastic populates our world through everything from electronics to packaging and vehicles. Once discarded, it resides almost permanently in landfills and oceans. A new discovery holds scientific ... full story
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Researchers Find Way to Turn Sawdust Into GasolineNov. 25, 2014 Researchers have successfully converted sawdust into building blocks for gasoline. Using a new chemical process, they were able to convert the cellulose in sawdust into hydrocarbon chains. These ... full story
El Niño Stunts Children's Growth in PeruNov. 25, 2014 Extreme weather events, such as El Niño, can have long-lasting effects on health, according to research. The study, in coastal Peru, shows that children born during and after the 1997-98 El Niño ... full story
Small Modifications to Tractor-Trailers Could Save Billions of Gallons of Gasoline Each YearNov. 25, 2014 Each year, the more than 2 million tractor-trailer trucks that cruise America's highways consume about 36 billion gallons of diesel fuel, representing more than 10 percent of the nation's ... full story
Conserving Soil, Water in World's Driest Wheat RegionNov. 24, 2014 In the world's driest rainfed wheat region, researchers have identified summer fallow management practices that can make all the difference for farmers, water and soil conservation, and air ... full story
CT Scans of Coral Skeletons Reveal Ocean Acidity Increases Reef ErosionNov. 24, 2014 For coral reefs to persist, rates of reef construction must exceed reef breakdown. Prior research has largely focused on the negative impacts of ocean acidification on reef growth, but new research ... full story
Boy Moms More Social in Chimpanzees: Watching Adult Males in Action May Help Youngsters PrepareNov. 24, 2014 Four decades of chimpanzee observations reveals the mothers of sons are 25 percent more social than the mothers of daughters, spending about two hours more per day with other chimpanzees than the ... full story
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