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Ashley Greene and Rachel LeFevre, 2009 InStyle and Diamond Information Center Lunch and Fashion Preview, Los AngelesTwilight co-stars Ashley Greene and Rachelle Lefevre (in a vintage dress) reunited over lunch. After months of promoting the vampire flick, how does Lefevre stay looking red-carpet ready for awards season? "I have like, six different eye creams," the flame-haired actress revealed. "I go between my La Mer and my Murad and my [other] moisturizers!"
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Overlooking the airport, Arora Hotel Heathrow is the ideal location for business or leisure. The hotel is only a stone's throw away from Heathrow Airport, with easy access to free public transfers to all terminals (may require changing at Heathrow central).
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Basketball great Michael Jordan has filed for a marriage license at the West Palm Beach courthouse, the Palm Beach Post reports.
Jordan, the former Chicago Bulls player, went to the courthouse Thursday morning with his fiancee, who is reported to be Cuban-American model Yvette Prieto, the Post said, citing a spokeswoman.
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KINSHASA, Nov. 19 (Xinhua) More than 300 Angolan refugees returned to their home country on Friday from the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo, according to the UN refugee agency UNHCR.
Up to 162 Angolan refugees out of a total of 3,000 who have been living in Katanga province in the southeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) returned to their country of origin.
UNHCR spokesperson in DR Congo Celine Smith said, "These refugees, who were part of the first convoy in this province, were accompanied by some members of the UNHCR/DR Congo up to the Dilolo border point where they were supposed to be received by their UNHCR/Angola counterparts and some officials of Angola's Ministry for Integration and Social Assistance," she affirmed.
Meanwhile, Smith said 180 Angolan refugees left DR Congo on Friday through Kivuvu border post in Bas-Congo province in the southeast of DR Congo.
This was the fourth convoy of refugees leaving this province since the start of this operation on Nov. 4.
The resumption of the operation to repatriate Angolan refugees was decided upon during a DR Congo-UNHCR-Angola tripartite meeting that was held in the Angolan capital Luanda on Oct. 24-25.
Smith revealed that 58,000 Angolans were repatriated from DR Congo with the help of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) between 2001 and 2008.
Currently, she said, there are 80,000 Angolan refugees still living in DR Congo and out of this figure, 43,000 have expressed the desire to return to their country of origin.
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It's no surprise that many high school students have decided to stop trick-or-treating. They've probably run out of ideas for what sort of costume they should wear.
Is there a costume out there that is fun, comfortable, not embarrassing to wear in front of your friends, and — most importantly for me — fashionable? Actually, yes, there is one that fits the bill. Have you ever considered being a fashionista for Halloween?
Wearing a fashionable outfit is not enough for this costume idea. A fashionista is a fashion fanatic, so a complicated outfit is necessary. Let's check out what is needed for the typical girly fashionista's ultimate getup.
• Anything with frills or ruffles goes. Try a frilly skirt or a tank top with multiple layers. Since it will be cold out, I suggest wearing a pea coat or structured jacket that is pink, purple, white or very feminine.
• If you are wearing a skirt, make sure to wear leggings underneath so you stay warm when you go trick-or-treating at night. Patterned or colorful leggings are a fun addition to this outfit.
• Black skinny jeans or patterned jeans can also be worn instead of a skirt or dress.
• Stylish boots will also keep you warm, but if you wish to wear flats, try sparkly shoes like Toms or flower-patterned shoes.
For members of the Los Alamos High School Cross Country team, autumn is all about running.
Beginning the first week of August, team members start practicing and getting in shape everyday, running about three to four miles each session.
Rob and Kathy Hipwood have been head coaches of the boys and girls teams since 1994. Eight other assistant coaches help to make sure the team is practicing well and helping the runners to progress throughout the season.
"The team has been doing great, both boys and girls. We are very pleased with the race performances from varsity to C team. The teams have been racing very consistently. So we think it's been a very successful season so far," Rob said.
Cross Country teams are usually fairly large at Los Alamos High School, but Kathy noted the LAHS Toppers' team is made up of 97 runners this season.
"This is the biggest team, not by a lot, because it's been consistently in the 80s over the past 19 years," she said.
The runners are divided into varsity, junior varsity and C teams. The varsity and junior varsity runners practice a little more, including running at 6 a.m., before school begins.
Teen Pulse staff member Robert Naffziger asked students, "What is your favorite class?"
Monday: Halloween bingo
Tuesday: Jar-o-lanterns in White Rock, mood rings in Los Alamos
Wednesday: Movies and munchies
Thursday: Jar-o-lanterns in Los Alamos, mood rings in White rock
Friday: Broomstick bags
The Los Alamos Youth Activity Center is located at 475 20th St., next to Ashley Pond, 662-9412.
The White Rock Youth Activity Center is located at 10 Sherwood Blvd., across from Smith's in Rocket Park, 672-1565.
The centers are open from 3-6 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; and from noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday.
In today's music industry, themed albums have become almost as rare as seeing a giant squid.
With the introduction of the MP3, today's artists tend to shy away from entire albums being centered completely around one subject. Instead, production efforts are put into making one stellar single that will hopefully peak enough interest in the listener to make them check out the rest of the album.
"The 2nd Law," English rock band Muse's sixth full-length studio album, is a type of album that has not been seen for years. This album is unique because not many bands are bold enough to make themed albums anymore.
Perhaps two of the most well-known themed albums are The Who's "Tommy" and Queensryche's "Operation Mind Crime." Each of these efforts was famous because of their content and how the bands told a story through their albums.
Muse does the same with the "2nd Law." The songs tell different stories as the album unfolds. Parts are about a planet being depleted of its resources, while the title suggests that the amount of musical energy will explode throughout the album.
It's about time that everyone does some fall clothes shopping, but what exactly should we be shopping for? Let me give you the scoop on the top eight trends on my list.
• Number one: Studs. Anything with studs on it goes. Try sweaters and shirts that have stud accents on the shoulders and accessories like shoes and bracelets that include stud-like elements.
If you're like me and have a very girly or feminine sense of style, don't mistake studs for looking too edgy. Small gold or silver ones used in minimal amounts for decoration on sweaters and shirts are actually very ladylike.
• Number two: Bold prints. Fashion this year has not been color shy or print shy for that matter. Any and every print this season is allowed on any form of clothing or accessory, including shoes and jewelry.
To make a strong statement, wear printed jeans or jackets with wild patterns. Print is also beautiful in smaller doses. Wear a blazer that is the color of one of the elements of a patterned shirt worn underneath.
• Number three: Collars. Shirts with collars are definitely in, but this trend has been modified. Some stores and online shops are now selling detachable Peter Pan collars, which are collars that can basically be worn as necklaces, over sweaters and shirts.
These days it seems that once in a blue moon a movie comes along that isn't simply a remake.
"Looper" is one of those movies and is one of the most original action films we have seen in a long time.
The story takes place in 2044. Time travel has not yet been invented, but specialized assassins known as loopers eliminate targets sent to them from 2074, in the future.
The loopers are paid well and lead extravagant lives, the only catch to the job is that eventually, they will be sent back to 2044 and forced to kill their future selves, which is known as "closing your loop."
In the film, the protagonist Joe (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) has his future self sent back to him in order to close his loop, but when he loses him, he finds himself in a situation —where to keep himself alive in the present — he must hunt down and kill his future self (Bruce Willis).
The plot is very exciting and filled with twists and turns that will not leave the viewer dissatisfied. However, the fundamental reason for avoiding a full plot summary is done so as not to ruin the film for those who haven't yet seen it.
Teen Pulse staff member Elizabeth Hjelvik asked students, "What did you do over the Columbus Day weekend?"
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The pre-nursing program at Glenville State is affiliated with the WVU School of Nursing. It takes its mission and objectives from that body.
The mission statement and goals of the School of Nursing are available on its website at www.hsc.wvu.edu/son.
To serve the people of West Virginia and larger society through education, research, and service, including Faculty Practice. This mission is responsive to changing health care needs and emerging national and state changes in technology and health care delivery and is enhanced by a supportive and open environment. The faculty's educational effort is directed to providing high quality student-centered programs of instruction at all levels which prepare superb professional nurses to meet basic health care needs; advanced practice nurses to address complex health needs; and doctorally educated nurses to advance nursing knowledge through research; to assist in the formulation of policies to improve health care; and to serve as faculty in higher degree programs. Unique characteristics of the state mandate that the health care needs of rural populations and vulnerable groups be a major focus of education, research and service, including Faculty Practice.
West Virginia University's 2010 Plan identifies five goals.
The goals of the School of Nursing were revised in August 2006 to be consistent with WVU's 2010 Plan, and are in Education, Scholarly Inquiry, and Service, as follows:
Students are evaluated with HESI or ATI testing (standardized tests of nursing content) at the end of the Sophomore , Junior, and Senior year. Their final performance is evaluated by the pass rate on NCLEX, the national exam for licensure.


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Yep, had this conversation many times.+5
Dixon Diaz is a real up & comer in the Conservative Cartoon arena. He does it so very well, too!
I have had this very same LibNuts cartoon as my Desktop Wallpaper. It drives my youngest sons nuts (no pun intended) when he visit and uses the PC!+4
This is the best Peanuts cartoon ever!+5
Because Obama is black is totally irrelevant libtards.
Because an a-hole is still an a-hole.+5
obama/biden are all the evidence anyone needs to show that our system is broken+4
Me too scribble. A funny analogy but sadly accurate. The libtard generally starts the conversation too!+4
Classic example of "their minds are made up…don't try to confuse them with facts."
Nothing matters to libtards. They're not interested in the truth.
The fact that the pResident is (half) black and plays basketball eclipses everything. He be cool.
FFS, if they had an ounce of objectivity, they would be able to see that he's married to a Wookie.
Instead, they swoon over what a beautiful fashion icon she is.+2
I never did like Lucy, thought I always though Linus was the libtard in that comic strip. I'll classify him as a libertarian now.+2
You're racist- Now I own the conversation-
Prove that you're not!
This country has long been neutered which will allow Obama to complete his plan of destroying the country.+1
There should be one more cell that has Linus saying, "Well, then everyone's a racist. And if everyone is racist, then no one is racist."+1


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Top senator: Lawmakers have tentative agreement
Gov. Chris Gregoire and top lawmakers reached a tentative agreement Monday night that would end months of stagnation in the state Legislature.
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Gov. Chris Gregoire and top lawmakers reached a tentative agreement Monday night that would end months of stagnation in the state Legislature.
Senate Majority Leader Lisa Brown said in an interview with The Associated Press that leaders and budget negotiators had agreed on the framework of a final deal. But Sen. Joe Zarelli, the Senate Republicans' leader on budget issues, declined to comment on the talks.
All sides had briefed their caucuses on those plans before returning to finalize their work with the governor.
"We have tentative agreements," Brown said. She declined to discuss specifics but said she was hopeful lawmakers would take floor action Monday night.
The special session is set to end Tuesday.
Monday's flurry of meetings caps months of fruitless negotiations over how to close a roughly half-billion-dollar shortfall for the two-year budget cycle ending June 2013. A Republican-led coalition in the Senate will not take up the budget until lawmakers approve a series of policy changes in state government.
Gregoire spokesman Cory Curtis said the governor had offered a "go-home" proposal that addressed three issues that have kept lawmakers at odds: pensions, a balanced budget measure and altering health insurance benefits for public school employees.
Democrats hold power in the House and have been unwilling to embrace the GOP bills that passed the Senate Saturday, one that would require the state's two-year budget to be in line with anticipated revenue over a four-year period and another to alter health insurance benefits for K-12 employees.
Brown, D-Spokane, said earlier Monday that she was frustrated by what she said was Republicans' insistence that the House pass the reform bills approved by the Senate before they can start negotiating the budget.
"I feel like we've been put in a box that's intended to drive us into another special session," she said.
The 30-day special session is set to end at midnight Tuesday, but the coalition of Senate Republicans and three Democrats that passed a budget plan by a single vote last month is down a vote through the rest of the overtime session.
Sen. Rodney Tom of Medina was among the Democrats voting for the Republican budget last month. That budget proposal stalled in the House and lawmakers were forced into an overtime session.
Tom was in California on a college tour with his daughter - something he said they planned in January - and isn't supposed to finish his travels until Wednesday. He said any agreement to break the logjam in the Legislature will have to be bipartisan, so his vote will not be crucial to final passage.
"It's all going to be part of a package," Tom said. "If there's a package agreement, it's going to be very bipartisan."
The rest of the chamber's 48 senators were all present or expected at the Capitol Monday. Among them was Senate Minority Leader Mike Hewitt of Walla Walla, who is recovering from major surgery to remove a tumor from his abdomen.
Hewitt said that he thought it was important to be present in the Senate for votes on reform-related bills that Republicans have said must be part of any budget deal.
"I'm not here to do battle, but I'm here to finish up the task we started this year," he said.
Hewitt says doctors removed a thymoma tumor in its entirety, and his prognosis is good, though he's still in pain from the surgery.
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The Bring Your Own Device, or BYOD, revolution until recently was naively believed to be a problem affecting big business solely. Whether we like it or not, this just purely turned out to not be the case. While the earnest discussion about the problem began a few years back, this issue has been around for small businesses in some form for the better part of the last decade.
But more importantly, how does this trend affect your role as a consultant, and why should you be concerned? For numerous reasons, actually. The small businesses you support are likely seeing more devices enter their networks than ever before, which means the possibilities for data leaks, mass infection, and security breaches are at an all time high. Ignorance is not a great plan for the long run.
This topic is quite timely on my own end, as customers of my company FireLogic are finally realizing the risks that all of these foreign devices pose. While it's definitely not my place to play small business tech referee, as a trusted adviser, I do see fit to provide my honest opinion. Whether it be security related or in consideration of bandwidth limitations, BYOD is hitting small business hard. Here's my top recommendations for easing the burden on your customers' networks and offices.
Pitch Unified Threat Management (UTM) devices to replace standard SOHO routers
These bona-fide devices go under many different monikers, such as Unified Security Gateway (USG) by Zyxel, but their premise is roughly the same. Instead of beefing up security at the client-side as was the norm for the past decade or so, computer repair consultants now have a better option at their behest. These routers-on-steroids combine top notch firewall functionality with enterprise-level threat prevention to stop attacks and malware before it ever enters the network.
These small to mid-size business "all in one" router/switch/firewall+ devices not only have advanced filtering power, but they all have some flavor of subscription-based capability to tack on additional fringe benefits (for a cost, of course.) In example, Zyxel's USG line of small business security routers can pull definitions for antivirus scanning, spam filtering, and intrusion (hacking) prevention. For a mere $150-250USD, small business customers can finally play with similar network security gear that the big boys have had for years.
Some of the popular other choices on the market include Netgear's Prosecure UTM line, SonicWall's TZ series, and the WatchGuard FireBox XTM line. I tend to like Zyxel's bang for the buck, but each manufacturer offers differing benefits. Be sure to do your research before purchasing any of these firewalls.
Use VLANs and Guest SSIDs to separate network access by devices
Most decent SOHO routers (nearly any of the above recommended UTM devices) allow for the easy creation of VLANs to separate distinct safe (internal) traffic from insecure (guest) traffic by employee and visitor smartphones, laptops, etc. Many companies I work with are going a step further to also introduce separate wireless SSID broadcasts to segregate WLAN traffic. This division of traffic allows possibly-infected devices to keep trojans and other roaming nasties off the private internal network, while still providing necessary internet access for guests and their devices.
You can read further about the concept of VLAN segregation on Wikipedia.
Consider recommending a proxy server for your customers
Proxy servers still serve a valid purpose. If a small business you support is having a tough time with unregulated website access, a proxy server could be the difference between YouTube eating up all the bandwidth or business running smooth as silk. Sure, there are plenty of paid products out there, such as the Smoothwall line of appliances, but cheaper options exist.
I covered this dirty little secret in my article on refurbishing customer PCs into purpose-driven feats of magic. There are a bevy of freeware or open-source proxy server distributions out there. I covered IPCop in the aforementioned article, but Untangle is another wonderful option. That old Windows XP tower gathering dust could be easily transformed into a powerful proxy server at little to no cost for a customer. Talk about saving the day on the cheap!
Configure Posture Assessment functionality if available
Posture Assessment is a fancy term for something the enterprise IT world has been using for many years already, known also as Network Access Control (NAC). Many of the UTM devices I recommended above, like the Zyxel USG firewall routers, offer posture assessment capability. You know the saying "No shirt, No shoes, No service." Well, PA is merely the network access equivalent.
You can specify the UTM device to require, for example, that any Windows 7 computers trying to get onto the internet over the company connection must have SP1 installed. Likewise, Vista systems could be asked to show proof of having SP2 before being allowed access. If they don't meet the necessary requirements, the firewall can direct them to the proper place to download the necessary security updates.
Yes, these rules require some fine-tuned calibration to work properly, but I have implemented them at a few select locations with much success where infections commonly crawled in from guest devices. While they are not fool proof by any means, they do add an extra layer of security by keeping the worst security offenders at bay to a fair extent.
Don't forget that solid HR policies on BYOD still work wonders
Not every technical problem needs to have a technical solution to be effective. For a lot of small businesses I serve, helping owners work up a solid BYOD policy is usually as good as implementing any of the above technologies. As long as management follows through and enacts consequences, workers tend to abide. Technology shouldn't be a band-aid in place of good human resource leadership; it should merely be there to supplement the former.
Let's be mindful that the BYOD landscape is rapidly evolving still, and it's anyone's guess as to what the office of the next five to seven years will resemble. Acting as a trusted technology liaison to recommend cost-effective solutions where HR needs a helping hand is exactly the position you should be exemplifying. My list of recommended options above is not exhaustive by any means – I merely described the most common technologies I'm implementing at customer sites. Mix and match my recommendations, and consider some of your own, when dealing with similar situations and you will have more than a few tricks up your sleeve.
How do you handle BYOD and the risks it brings with your customers? What technologies do you turn to? Are there any suggestions I forgot in this article? Feel free to let us know in the comments area below!


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the Digital Advertising Alliance's (DAA) Self-Regulatory Program for Online Behavioral Advertising.
Multi-Site Data Collection Principles Broaden Self Regulation Beyond Online Behavioral Advertising
The new Principles consist of the following specific requirements:
- Transparency and consumer control for purposes other than OBA – The Multi-Site Data Principles call for organizations that collect Multi-Site Data for purposes other than OBA to provide transparency and control regarding Internet surfing across unrelated Websites.
- Collection / use of data for eligibility determination – The Multi-Site Data Principles prohibit the collection, use or transfer of Internet surfing data across Websites for determination of a consumer's eligibility for employment, credit standing, healthcare treatment and insurance.
- Collection / use of children's data – The Multi-Site Data Principles state that organizations must comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
- Meaningful accountability – The Multi-Site Data Principles are subject to enforcement through strong accountability mechanisms.
The DAA Self-Regulatory Principles
The cross-industry Self-Regulatory Principles for Multi-Site Data augment the Self-Regulatory Principles for Online Behavioral Advertising (OBA) by covering the prospective collection of Web site data beyond that collected for OBA purposes. The existing OBA Principles and definitions remain in full force and effect and are not limited by the new principles.
The cross-industry Self-Regulatory Principles for Online Behavioral Advertising was developed by leading industry associations to apply consumer-friendly standards to online behavioral advertising across the Internet. Online behavioral advertising increasingly supports the convenient access to content, services, and applications over the Internet that consumers have come to expect at no cost to them.
The Education Principle calls for organizations to participate in efforts to educate individuals and businesses about online behavioral advertising and the Principles.
The Transparency Principle calls for clearer and easily accessible disclosures to consumers about data collection and use practices associated with online behavioral advertising. It will result in new, enhanced notice on the page where data is collected through links embedded in or around advertisements, or on the Web page itself.
The Consumer Control Principle provides consumers with an expanded ability to choose whether data is collected and used for online behavioral advertising purposes. This choice will be available through a link from the notice provided on the Web page where data is collected.
The Consumer Control Principle requires "service providers", a term that includes Internet access service providers and providers of desktop applications software such as Web browser "tool bars" to obtain the consent of users before engaging in online behavioral advertising, and take steps to de-identify the data used for such purposes.
The Data Security Principle calls for organizations to provide appropriate security for, and limited retention of data, collected and used for online behavioral advertising purposes.
The Material Changes Principle calls for obtaining consumer consent before a Material Change is made to an entity's Online Behavioral Advertising data collection and use policies unless that change will result in less collection or use of data.
The Sensitive Data Principle recognizes that data collected from children and used for online behavioral advertising merits heightened protection, and requires parental consent for behavioral advertising to consumers known to be under 13 on child-directed Web sites. This Principle also provides heightened protections to certain health and financial data when attributable to a specific individual.
The Accountability Principle calls for development of programs to further advance these Principles, including programs to monitor and report instances of uncorrected non-compliance with these Principles to appropriate government agencies. The CBBB and DMA have been asked and agreed to work cooperatively to establish accountability mechanisms under the Principles.
Ajay- So why the self regulations?
Answer- Shoddy Maths in behaviorally targeted ads is leading to a very high glut in targeted ads, more than can be reasonably expected to click based on consumer spending. On the internet- unlike on television- cost is less of a barrrier to OVER ADVERTISING.
10 Ways We will miss Steve Jobs
I am not an Apple fanboy.In fact I dont use a Mac (because Linux works well for me at much cheaper rates)
I am going to miss Steve Jobs like I miss …… still.
1) The Original Pirate – I liked Steve Jobs ever since I saw Pirates of Silicon Valley, I wanted to be like the Jobs who created jobs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirates_of_Silicon_Valley
Artists steal. Yeah baby!
2) Music -Itunes Improbably the man who came up with the idea of music @ 99 cents helped more artists earn money in the era of Napster. Music piracy is not dead, but at 99 cents you CAN afford the songs
3) Aesthetics- and Design- as competitive barriers. It was all about the interface. People care about interfaces. Shoody software wont sell.
4) Portable Music- yes I once wrote a poem on my first Ipod. http://www.decisionstats.com/ode-to-an-ipod/ No , it doesnot rank as the top ten poems on Ipod in SERP
Walkman 's evolution was the Ipod – and it was everywhere.
5) Big Phones can be cool too- I loved my IPhone and so did everyone. But thats because making cool phones before that was all about making the tiniest thinnest phone. Using Videochat on Iphone and webs surfing were way much cooler than anything before or since.
6) Apps for Money for Geeks. Yes the Apps marketplace was more enriching to the geek universe than all open source put together.
7) Turtleneck Steve- You know when Steve Jobs was about to make a presentation because one week before and one week later the whole tech media behaved like either a fanboy or we are too cool to be an Apple fanboy but we will report it still. The man who wrote no code sold more technology than everyone else using just a turtleneck and presentations.
8) Pixar toons- Yes Pixar toons made sure cartoons were pieces of art and not just funny stuff anymore. This one makes me choke up
9) Kicking Microsoft butt- Who else but Steve can borrow money from MS and then beat it in every product it wanted to.
10) Not being evil. Steve Jobs made more money for more geeks than anyone. and he made it look good! The original DONT BE EVIL guy who never needed to say it aloud
Take a bow Steve Jobs (or touch the first Apple product that comes to your hand after reading this!)
The article was first written on Aug 25,2011 on Steve Jobs resignation news.It has been updated to note his departing from this planet as of yesterday.


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