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I'm sure everyone can get the main sights and sounds of the Pro Bowl on ESPN or NFL Network. Here's some of the behind the scenes experiences of the Pro Bowl from a guy who professionally looks at the world a little differently! (Hint: it's upside down and between my legs).
First, Hawaiians takes their week on the national stage very seriously. As evidenced by a mad rush of autograph seekers headed towards me in the baggage claim at the Honolulu airport. Many knew who I was and that it was my birthday. I was feeling pretty important until I was asked to signed a photo of Ravens kicker Justin Tucker. I guess all specialists look alike!
When we arrived at the hotel, I was excited to find that most of my Panthers coaches had already arrived. However, I must admit that it's weird being able to watch your bosses on their family vacation.
Finally, I've seen Jerry Rice three times at the hotel since we got here. Each time he has been running. I'm not entirely sure that he's stopped! No wonder he was a first ballot Hall of Famer.
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The Department of Homeland Security is looking to recruit white-hat hackers to help defend the US's critical internet infrastructure. An ad by General Dynamics Information Technology on behalf of of the DHS seeks applicants who can "think like the bad guy", understand hacking tools and tactics, analyse net traffic and identify …
Good try but as usual we don't get it...
As usual the US government is demonstrating their absolute lack of understanding of cyber security and the people who practice it. No one worth their bits is going to apply for a government position and if someone accidentally did the politics will drive them away. The type of person they really need is a security consultant that understand building secure systems across all the layers, has documented experience building and assessing such systems, and can actually communicate security topics to large audiences. This range of skills is very scarce and might exist in a 1000 people is the world.
Of course that type of skill set demands a large salary and lots of flexibility on the part of the employer and so is very unlikly to ever end up at the government.
You would have to be *really* stupid to apply for this
So you apply to the DHS and tell them all about your hacking skills and ability to "think like the bad guy".
Some applicants get hired.
All the applicants get put on a watch list for the rest of their lives.
Stan Smith works for the CIA not DHS.
One Wonders...
...if they'd take on any of those 'right-wing extremists' they've just got done reviling - especially anyone from the military.
isnt that just Pen(etration) testers?
What about Gary?
Flame on little people.
Regarding Stan from 'American Dad'
Stan worked for the 'CIA;...and NOT 'DHS'.
And how do we, exactly apply for this position
Sooo, sounds good to me.
I am wondering, how and where can one such as myself apply for such a position and or training? I see your running an apache server. I have gone through the available employment on the DHS website. I have found nothing in reference to this so that I mght apply directly.
Information on this would be highly appreciated!
Further more. Has DHS considered that the people its looking for do not exactly fall into the squeeky clean background check area? I personaly kinda fall into the squeeky clean background check but a little leway would be due to find the individuals with the drive and previouse knowledge of the mental state and over all disposition of the black hats.
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In 1895, with two plays running concurrently in London's West End (The Importance of Being Earnest and An Ideal Husband), Oscar Wilde -- a most liberated personality living in a stern era -- brought a suit of libel against the Marquess of Queensberry. Queensberry (the man who crafted the Queensberry Rules for boxing) had publically denounced Wilde as a "posing sodomite." For three years Wilde had been in a turbulent affair with Queensberry's son, Lord Alfred Douglas, a young man half Wilde's age. With Douglas, Wilde -- the married father of two -- adventured into the "rough trade" of male prostitutes (he later compared the thrill of this experience to "feasting with panthers"). Although he was clearly at risk for being exposed for the darker nature beneath his glittering persona, Wilde sued the father to further endear himself to the son, the object of his intense infatuation. It was an act of hubris that would destroy him.
"A lot of what this is about," says director John Going during a break in rehearsals for Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde, "right at its core, is that Oscar lies on the stand. He denies having had affairs with men. A lot of the question is, does he have a right to do that? George Bernard Shaw has an argument, and his argument is that he had every right to lie on the stand because he believed it was not a crime. And because he personally believed it was not wrong, he had the right to lie. Talk about resonance."
Jay Russell, who plays the great 19th-century aesthete in Moises Kaufman's drama, observes other notable -- and unnerving -- parallels between the scandal and trials that brought Wilde to ruin and recent events involving sex and lies: "Lurid, specific information is forced to come out in the trial in the same way we're reading in the paper about the cigar. Should we know about that? But we kind of want to know. But maybe we shouldn't."
"The whole idea of people saying we should forget about this dumb thing," Going continues, "it's so important. In the play there's a sense that Wilde had so many other things -- like his interest in art -- that was so much more important than this stupid thing. But this is the thing that got everybody riled up because it was sex. We're sex-crazy. We are. The Victorians were. We still have a lot of Victoriana about us, too, even though we're more liberal -- supposedly. Sex is what we're interested in, so it becomes paramount."
Any further comparisons between the fall of Wilde to charges of sodomy (or in the Victorian euphemism, "gross indecency") and the impeachment of Bill Clinton end with a comparison of the men themselves. Clinton is destined to be little more than the Andrew Johnson of 20th-century American politics; Wilde remains -- nearly 100 years after his death -- a delight and an inspiration to theatergoers, to artists, to any who care about beauty and care less about convention. It's doubtful there will be a revival for the man who gave us "It depends on what 'is' is," but for an explanation of the current Wilde revival, there's no need to go further than the wit, profundity and clarity of Wilde's own words, such as these from Gross Indecency: "I have never come across anyone in whom the moral sense was dominant who was not heartless, cruel, vindictive, log-stupid, and entirely lacking in the smallest sense of humanity. Moral people, as they are termed, are simple beasts. I would sooner have fifty unnatural vices than one unnatural virtue.
"The real enemy of modern life, of everything that makes life lovely and joyous and colored for us, is Puritanism, and the Puritan spirit. There is the great danger that lies ahead of the age.
"Puritanism is not a theory of life. It is merely an explanation of the English middle classes." And the Republican party.
Kaufman's play presents the story of Wilde's downfall through multiple perspectives. Kaufman employs a variety of narratives and points of view, some of which are in opposition to or come in conflict with one another. Excerpts from the trials, Douglas' autobiography, modern cultural criticism examining the meaning of the trials, and Wilde's own writings are all used by Kaufman. Although this methodology might sound more like a literary exercise than dramatic exposition, Gross Indecency is a moving theatrical experience. Russell, as he works to construct a character based on the elusive, multifaceted Wilde, finds himself sometimes emotionally drawn into the situation of the play and says he must guard against his own feelings intruding into the artistic process: "The whole thing is so sad. Part of the roller coaster of rehearsal right now is that I'm seeing this is really sad." Russell bursts into an expression of extreme anguish, then returns to calm. "It's about getting on top of that and letting the audience realize that and having the character rise above it."
Although the recent film Wilde, starring Stephen Fry, portrayed the writer as a sympathetic martyr, Going and Russell find that Kaufman's play presents a more complex portrait. "He brought a lot of it on himself," Going comments. "If he hadn't brought the suit of libel against Queensberry, probably none of this would have happened.


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Seeking the Truths of Shakespeare and his Sonnets
Q1: Why should we entertain the probability that Shakespeare's Sonnets are autobiography?
A1: Their content corresponds too closely (to ignore) with abnormal history of Shakespeare and his only personal patron. The number and extent of the correspondences, their sheer peculiarity, and the absence of inconsistencies preclude anything other than a minimal probability that the correlation is accidental. Further, the inferred biography provides the only comprehensive resolution to several mysteries of the poems (outlined at A3 below). It also provides the best answers to certain related puzzles. Read more below (or here).
Q2: Give one example of the match with "abnormal" history, alleged above.
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content of the first 85 sonnets suggests Shakespeare's socially inferior poet (the "I"
of the poems) aspiring to the friendship and patronage of a young,
effeminate-looking nobleman, who is reluctant to marry and get an
heir. After receiving early encouragement of his efforts, the poet
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preference of a rival – to the point that he resorts to insult of
the nobleman. All of this detail and
behaviour - extraordinary in the combination - is perceptible in the content and historic circumstances
of the dedication made by Shakespeare in 1593 (of his long poem, Venus & Adonis) to his effeminate-looking,
young patron, Henry Wriothesley, Earl of Southampton. Read more on this here. Review other peculiar matches here (under the third heading, "The Fair Friend").
Q3: What are the "mysteries" of the poems, referred to in A1 above?
A3: (i) The decision to publish, without excuse, some readily redactable homoerotic content, which was offensive to public morals; (ii) the banal, incongruous or repetitious themes in many of the sonnets – inconsistent with a fictional work intended to be marketable or to enhance the standing of the author; (iii) the absence of any dedication or accompanying commentary by an author who abided by this practice in his earlier publications of poetry; (iv) the cryptic foreword of the publisher, Thomas Thorpe, which, in introducing the poems, refers to an anonymous Mr WH as "the only begetter of these ensuing sonnets"; (v) the disjointed inclusion of a long poem, A Lover's Complaint, and its shortcomings in comparison to other Complaints of the period (including the author's Lucrece of 1594); (vi) the absence – unique in Shakespeare's works – of any reprint of the book during the span of anyone then alive.
Q4: How are those mysteries solved by the proposition of biography?
A4: They are solved by only one theory of biography – that which identifies Henry Wriothesley with the Friend, recipient and main addressee of poems subsequently published without Shakespeare's consent. The Earl's history and connections resolve the resultant conundrum that the publisher, Thorpe, (i) was able to obtain private poems in manuscript, some content of which would have been detrimental to the reputations of both Wriothesley and Shakespeare; yet (ii) was prepared to publish the sonnets without the few expurgations which would have defused the risks of defamation and of retaliation from the powerful aristocrat. As significant is the ability of the theory (in contrast to all others commonly cited) to explain Thorpe's enigmatic foreword with neither resort to linguistic strain nor manipulation of the letters, "WH" (see more here). Further, it allows reasonable explanations for the provenance of A Lover's Complaint (as a product of the poetic rivalry for Wriothesley's attentions) and for the anomalies of its inclusion and presentation with the Sonnets (as brought out here).
Q5: What are the "related puzzles" of A1?
A5: The identity of the Rival Poet of the Sonnets (Christopher Marlowe being the only candidate to date whose history fits the inferred biography); the oddities of official actions concerning Marlowe, during the days preceding his death and in its aftermath (made much of by Marlovian Authorship sceptics); the unusual knowledge displayed in As You Like It of the Marlowe inquest findings; the strange sharing of characteristics by the two Rosalines of Shakespeare's plays (in Loves' Labours Lost and Romeo & Juliet) and the dark-haired woman apparently loved, lost and castigated in the Sonnets; the close resemblance of some content of Shakespeare's plays to the history of Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford (made much of by Oxfordian Authorship sceptics). For more detail, read the sections entitled The Rival Poet and The Dark Mistress within the article here.
Q6: Is there any evidence to suggest that the Sonnets are substantially fiction?
A6 : No. For example, in contrast to most of Shakespeare's plays and his two separately published long poems, there is nothing to suggest that the stories perceptible in the Sonnets are based on the earlier works of others.
Q7: Does the inferred biography imply that Shakespeare was homosexual?
A7: It suggests that, at a time when the business of the London playhouses was disabled (and when there were no unemployment or social security benefits), Shakespeare had a complex relationship with Wriothesley, the physical aspect of which was infrequent and ultimately unsatisfying. It also suggests that Shakespeare was strongly drawn to sex with women. On these bases, the poet appears to have been essentially heterosexual in his tastes, though (with the need to survive and the drive to prosper) prepared to do what he thought to be necessary to secure Wriothesley's patronage. Read more here.
Q8: Why is the probability of biography in the Sonnets not yet generally accepted?
A8: Earlier theories of biography in the Sonnets have suffered from
significant defects. Some of the evidence referred to above has only
recently been promulgated. Those experts on whom the public rely in
this arena tend to be English Literature scholars (not historians): more interested in the constitution, transmission and interpretation of the author's plays (and long poems) than in the author. For some decades now, this body
has applied (and taught) a doctrine of resistance to even a contemplation of biography in the Sonnets (though there
is no evidence that these are primarily fiction). One reason for this stance may be the unsavoury (to many) implications about the author which
would follow. Another might be the perception of consequential restrictions on the free interpretation of the poems. For more food for thought on these matters, see "Related Issues" below.
Q9: What is the recently promulgated evidence referred to above?
A9: (i) Most of that outlined in Answers 2, 4 and 5 above; (ii) some aspects of writings associated with Thomas Nashe (a contemporary of Shakespeare), which illuminate his reference to Wriothesley's involvement in triangular relationships with poets; (iii) rational interpretations of Sonnets 62, 63, 71-74, 104, 108, which rebut opinion that these conflict with the notion of a Shakespeare-Wriothesley biography; (iv) other previously unremarked correlations of the Sonnets with that history. Further detail of these developments may be found via The Biography in Shakespeare's Sonnets.
Q10: Do these developments reinforce Shakespeare's authorship of works credited to him?
A10: Yes. The biography inferred provides the best explanations for certain anomalies which are relied upon by Marlovians or Oxfordians, and which are not well dealt with by orthodox Stratfordianism. It also offers reasonable explanations for other oddities pointed to by Baconians. The relevant anomalies are included in a list of the commonly quoted aspersions of Authorship sceptics at Probate of Will. Their resolution by, or consistency with, the biography in the Sonnets strengthens the evidence of the latter for authorship by William Shakspere of Stratford, and illuminates other aspects of his history.
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The zeitgeist of English Literature academe (when faced with the prospect of biography in the Sonnets - see A8 above) is glimpsed in various aspects of the following interactions. By way of background, I had become involved in a protracted online debate during April 2014, hosted and recorded by the SHAKSPER forum (an institution dominated by English Literature academia). My argument (reflecting matters raised earlier in the debate) was summarized therein as follows:
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Batson v. Kentucky and its progeny hold discriminatory uses of peremptory challenges unconstitutional. However, the appropriate remedy for the constitutional violation remains unclear. The Batson Court addressed remedies in a single ambiguous footnote that identifies two possible remedies: discharging the venire and selecting a new panel or reseating the improperly stricken juror. This footnote did not, however, specify whether these are the only permissible remedies, and it did not explain when one of the two is more appropriate than the other. Subsequent Supreme Court cases also do not clarify what the appropriate remedy is for a Batsonviolation, and the Court has never overturned a remedy imposed by a trial judge. This symposium Essay canvasses the remedies that state courts have imposed for violations of Batson and discusses some underappreciated opportunities that Batson presents to state courts to address discriminatory jury-selection practices. The focus on state courts is deliberate. The Batsondecision arose out of a state court prosecution for burglary and receipt of stolen goods, and state courts are the place where the overwhelming majority of criminal prosecutions and criminal trials occur. As with other aspects of their criminal-justice systems, state courts have considerable discretion in structuring their jury-selection processes, and state practices accordingly vary.
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