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Posted on January 4th, 2014 by Merlin.
Categories: Coffee, Food, Gadgets, Life.
I received this as one of my Christmas Gifts and I have been loving every minute of this wonderful coffee. German Coffee or Jacobs Kronung Coffee – Who would have though that this would be as good as it is. I have been brewing mine in the Espro French Press Coffee Maker. Even with the very fine ground the Espro does a fantastic job of filtering out the very find grit and grounds with its double micro filtered pressing. The Kronung coffee is a little on the Medium to the stronger side however it lacks bitterness or acidity. It is a very smooth coffee it will not bite or have any bitter taste afterwards. Some would say this is a very good example of a northern European Mellow Coffee. Strong but smooth.
I have been enjoying every cup I have been drinking. The best part was when I first opened the bag. The aroma from the ground coffee was so enticing and rich. Again I was not expecting this from a German coffee. I was plesantly suprised with the wonderful aroma that was waifing out of the opened bag. As I measured the coffee into the press, added the water then waited for the coffee to be brewed. I was not sure what to expect from this brand of coffee. after I poured this into my cup and prepared my coffee. I took a sip and smiled. Yes, this coffee made me smile. I was so nice to relax and enjoy this brew. As I do quite frequently I grabbed my iPad and started to play a crossword puzzle. I might not be that good, however I really enjoy the challenge of a good word game. This was the perfect morning. No Work, some good music on the headphones, a challenging crossword puzzle and great coffee. Life could not get much better at this moment. Ahh.
Posted on August 3rd, 2013 by Merlin.
Categories: Coffee, Food, Life.
Kalita Kantan Drip – This is a crazy, but very cool easy to take with you coffee drip system. Kantan means "Easy", and this really is very easy to use. A fellow coffee lover gave me a couple to use, and they really work quite well. I will have to order me a some more to keep these on hand to take some in my to go bag.
To make a fresh cup of drip coffee with this
1) fold down both sides
2) fill with some ground coffee 14g of it. (I premeasured and put in a ziplock sandwich bag)
You can also portable burr grind with the Hario Mini Mill coffee Grinder
3) us a good kettle to heat up some water.
4) slowly pour into filter as this can only take a little bit of water at a time. Total time for it to drip is about 3 to 4 mins
Now if I could find an easy to take with you water kettle. :-) I know that is asking a lot. The one I use is a Bonavita Bona Voyage .5 Liter Electric Kettle.
Still doesn't beat the Aeropress coffee Maker – But this really is quite portable. This can almost be used as a bookmark in a hardback.
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Posted on July 11th, 2010 by Merlin.
Categories: Camping, Coffee, Food, Hack.
This really is a nice Grinder for Coffee Beans – Portable and convenient. I needed a easy to clean and something small and easy to stash. This fit the bill and works really well. I bought mine off of Amazon - As I do for alot of my items.
Some people call me a coffee snob as I like the best of the best coffee's. I still use my aeropress - I have a k-cup Brewer and I am trying my hand at roasting my own beans too.
This works so well for the Aeropress and for work when I bring in some fresh bean to all of us to try out. This is just such a simple grinder and so easy to use and works like a charm. Not much else to write about on this but go and buy one today for a nice Burr Grind.
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Posted on May 8th, 2008 by Merlin.
Categories: Art, Food, Human, Life, Pittsburgh, Video, Web Service, YouTube.
I just came across this video of Andy Warhol – Who happens to be one of my favorite artists. Another Pittsburgher like iJustine that started video blogging. This video below is just a small sample of Andy Warhol's interest in everyday objects and making it art. Yes, it is a little strange – but no more stranger then what people do on a daily basis video blogging, podcasting, blogging. Real life recorded – Some art – some journalistic – and some just plain weird. But that is just me. Now my comment on this video – Andy didn't know the secret of getting Heinz Ketchup out of the bottle – Holding it at a 45 degree angle and hitting the bottle on / around the Heinz logo on the glass.
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Listeners of the afternoon drive show on 90.4FM bade a fond farewell to Cato Bekker on 19 December's show.
21 Dec 2014 06:00
How to sell a new DStv decoder? Well if you are Amy Allais you find a hilarious lead and let him sell a competing 'gadget' in a crowded electronics store. The shot of him massaging his cheeks alone is worth a thousand words. Go on - spoil yourself.
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Ola! Films Mfundo Mkhize hits a home run with KFC's beyond adorable Christmas spot. Shot on a chickenfeed budget it punches way above it's weight class in production values, slick storytelling and heartwarming performances.
Issued by Ola! Films 19 Dec 2014 15:57
Did you know that the man behind the popular Zuma Eskom meme actually runs an entire site based on trivia? Ian de Jager, 'Fun Master' and all round graphics artist and bottle washer at Trivia SA, tells us more...
By Leigh Andrews 19 Dec 2014 14:45
With 2015 looming, consumers are sharper, harder to impress and less easily influenced than ever before. It's the digital age and 'the man on the street' is looking into a screen. If you run a business and you aren't embracing the public on social media, your audience is sure to be entertained by brands more slick and streetwise than your own.
By Daniel Schmidt 18 Dec 2014 11:39
If I had to award a prize for the marketer of the year, that prize would go to Julius Malema and his Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)...
By Walter Pike 18 Dec 2014 07:31
Every year this is one of my favourite lists: the top buzzwords for the year, which have saturated the interwebs as well as our conversations.
By Ilse van den Berg 18 Dec 2014 07:00
Every few weeks, another innovative new translation app is announced to help people around the world communicate. Waygo and Google's Word Lens let you hold your smartphone up to a sign or menu and get a real-time translation. So when you are at a business lunch in China, you can figure out what the menu is about so the meeting can stay about business and not the fact that you can't tell the pork from the turtle on the menu.
By Ian Henderson 17 Dec 2014 07:24
NATIVE VML is thrilled to have been appointed as lead digital agency for BMW following an industry-wide pitch for the account.
Issued by NATIVE VML 15 Dec 2014 13:02
Emirates has signed a five-year sponsorship with Lions Super Rugby team and have naming rights to the Lions home ground Ellis Park in Johannesburg.
15 Dec 2014 12:37
Gavin Davis, the DA's Shadow Minister of Communications, says Jacob Zuma needs to suspend Ellen Tshabalala immediately...
15 Dec 2014 09:07
In partnership with the Nal'ibali national reading-for-enjoyment campaign, SAA will offer passengers travelling with children, and unaccompanied minors, a specially developed magazine containing two children's stories written by local authors, fun literacy activities, and a holiday 'reading passport' with challenges to keep them mentally stimulated and entertained throughout the school break.
15 Dec 2014 08:49
Although I've spent many years in advertising, I don't attend ad industry events as frequently as before...
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The 2013 NCAA tournament's Sweet 16 is set and action will pick back up this Thursday, March 28th. Assuming you're looking to bet on some very exciting games, you should check out the lines at Carbon Sports. As of this morning, here are the lines for the remaining NCAA tournament contests:
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Arizona Wildcats; +150, +3.5, Over/Under 134
Ohio State Buckeyes; -170, -3.5, Over/Under 134
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Indiana Hoosiers; -240, -5.5, Over/Under 135.5
LaSalle Explorers; +165, +4, Over/Under 135
Wichita State; -190, -4, Over/Under 135
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Louisville Cardinals; -550, -10, Over/Under 128.5
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Kansas Jayhawks; -110, -2, Over/Under 136.5
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Duke Blue Devils; -140, +2, Over/Under 134
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The last listed game – Florida Gulf Coast vs. Florida – is definitely a hyped matchup. After all, FGC is the first 15 seed in history to make the Sweet 16 round. Of course, they're facing a real giant in Florida, as can be seen by the 13-point spread. But it will no doubt be a thrilling David vs. Goliath matchup anyways.
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Security researchers have discovered a new vulnerability in open source software that attackers could exploit to launch malware attacks. Developers have since released a patch for the bug in the GnuTLS cryptographic code library, which could place Linux and other open source software users at risk for problems such as buffer overflow attacks. GnuTLS is an open-source implementation of Internet encryption protocols including Secure Sockets Layer; Transport Layer Security; and Datagram Transport Layer Security, used in various Linux distributions. An infected server could exploit the vulnerability during the handshake between the Secure Sockets Layer and Transport Layer Security, culminating in the crash of vulnerable clients. It could also allow attackers to execute code on the system. The vulnerability was reported by Joonas Kuorilehto, a principal systems engineer at Codenomicon, the same vendor of vulnerability-testing tools responsible for finding the Heartbleed flaw in the OpenSSL Internet-security protocol earlier this year. (Ars Technica)(PC World)(Red Hat Bug Tracker)
In the wake of the discovery of a serious flaw in the popular OpenSSL Internet-security protocol, a consortium of large technology companies—including Amazon, Cisco Systems, Dell, Facebook, Fujitsu, Google, IBM, Intel, and Microsoft—is pledging funding and support for improving open source software projects. Linux Foundation executive director Jim Zemlin founded the Core Infrastructure Initiative in response to the Heartbleed vulnerability in OpenSSL, a critical open source protocol that many websites use. Each founding partner will donate $300,000 to the group during the next three years three years. The consortium will support underfunded open source software projects and design a framework for developing such software. The initial efforts will focus on OpenSSL. (Reuters)(CNET)(Core Infrastructure Initiative @ Linux Foundation)
DARPA has placed some of its sponsored research data online and made it available to the public through its Open Catalog, which contains a list of the US Defense Department agency's available software and peer-reviewed publications. The information has not traditionally been easy for interested researchers to find. The response to this criticism was the creation of this site, which currently includes links to peer-reviewed publications from DARPA's XDATA open source software library for big data. The agency says it is making the information public to increase "the number of experts who can help quickly develop relevant software for the government" and eventually incorporate some of the software into their own products. Should the R&D community prove interested, DARPA said, it will release additional information from other programs including Broad Operational Language Translation (BOLT) and Visual Media Reasoning (VMR). The DARPA Open Catalog is at www.darpa.mil/OpenCatalog/index.html. (PC Mag)(WIRED)(The Verge)(DARPA)
UK politicians are proposing government offices shift to open source software to save money. Ministers report the government has spent £200 million on Microsoft Office alone since 2010. Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude said it could reduce much of that expense by moving to applications able to create open document format files, such as OpenOffice and Google Docs. Maude added that this will also help departments more easily share information with one another and the public. (SlashDot)(The Guardian)
A newly launched open source project aims to help users safely store their online security credentials, particularly long, complex passwords. The project aims to combine hardware and software to solve the problems caused by users selecting insecure passwords, according to Mathieu Stephan, an electronics engineer at encryption vendor ID Quantique who will head the as-yet-unnamed project. The goal is to help users generate long, complex random passwords for the different websites they regularly access, which helps protect the user's information from being compromised. Recent analysis of stolen passwords shows people are not good at selecting their own passwords, which makes them vulnerable to data or identity theft. The project seeks community input throughout the development of the device. As planned, the new technology will include a smart card and a device—able to store Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)-256-encrypted passwords and keys to help users secure their online credentials—that users can connect to a computer via USB. (SlashDot)(Hackaday)(IEEE Computer News Feed – December 2, 2013)
Google has expanded its Patch Reward Program, which is given to developers who proactively improve their open source software. Among the additions to the program are Web servers such as Apache and httpd; the OpenVPN application for implementing virtual private networks; and the Android Open Source Project, a Google-led initiative that has produced a software stack for a wide range of mobile devices. Last month, Google started providing incentives between $500 and $3,133.70 for proactive improvements to open source software, as opposed to patching a known bug. (SlashDot)(The Next Web)(Google)
A group known as Linux Defenders is using the law to identify and fight US patents that, they say, threaten Linux and other open source software. The group—which the Open Invention Network, Software Freedom Law Center, and Linux Foundation created—is using the recently passed America Invents Act to examine newly published patent applications. If one appears as if it could cause problems for open source software, Linux Defenders files defensive publications, documents describing existing technology that would invalidate some of the pending patent's claims, to be read by US Patent and Trademark Office examiners during the review process. Linux Defenders has filed about 200 of these defensive publications. The concern is that either the granting of broad patents or those duplicating existing open source technology could damage open source applications. The threat is very real. "One good loss at trial on a serious set of patents could make Red Hat go away. It would be gone," Tom Callaway, Red Hat's Fedora engineering manager, told Ars Technica. "That's the seriousness of patents and that's how chilling they are on our industry." (SlashDot)(Ars Technica)
Finnish and German researchers have developed open source software designed to make processing bioimaging data easier. BioImageXD will help scientists analyze cell and tissue functions, including the way molecules move and bond. They say it could enable scientists to better understand concepts such as how cancer cells spread or how targeted drugs enter cells. The software does not require users to have programming skills to create new analysis methods, simultaneously process thousands of images, or analyze millions of molecules. The application is important because although there have recently been significant advances in microscopy and 3D imaging, the software used for such work has not kept pace. The University of Jyväskylä, Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics, and Turku Centre for Biotechnology have contributed to the development of BioImageXD over the past decade, with funding from the Academy of Finland, the EU, and the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation. A forthcoming special issue of Nature Methods on biomedical imaging will feature the research. (Science Daily)(Academy of Finland)


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NY1's weekly segment "Your Weekend Starts Now" shows entertaining picks for great things to do this weekend all around the city. NY1's Arts reporter Stephanie Simon filed the following report.
The Armory Showwww.thearmoryshow.comFirst up is The Armory Show itself at Piers 92 and 94 on Manhattan's West Side.
"It's divided into contemporary and modern art and you will need to spend a whole day there," says arts consultant Maureen Sullivan. "So satellites have spun off of that to be able to show emerging artists and to work in different spaces that get more the flavor of the way artists are working."
Tickets start at $30.
In one associated event, a trolley in the Bronx will also take visitors to Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum for more art. For a full schedule of Armory Arts Week events, visit www.armoryartsweek.com.
The Fountain Art Fairwww.fountainartfair.comThe Fountain Art Fair is from Friday to Sunday at the 69th Regiment Armory at 25th Street and Lexington Avenue. It shows a slew of artists, including Pratt students whose work was damaged in the recent fire. Tickets start at $10. Volta NY Showwww.ny.voltashow.comVolta NY is at a new location, 82 Mercer Street, through Sunday. The focus there is on solo exhibits, allowing for a lot of work by individual artists. Tickets are $15. Pool Art Fairwww.poolartfair.comPool Art Fair is at the Flatiron Hotel on West 26th Street from Friday through Sunday. Artists here are not represented by a gallery. It's a suggested 10 dollar admission
SCOPE New Yorkwww.scope-art.comSCOPE New York is at Skylight at Moynihan Station on West 33rd Street. See works by emerging and mid-career artists from around the world. Tickets are $20. Spring Break in Old Schoolwww.springbreakartshow.comAt Spring Break in Old School in Nolita, check out interactive installations that explore mysticism. Admission is $5.
Art Dealers Association Of Americawww.artdealers.orgThe Art Dealers Association Of America is at the Park Avenue Armory. Admission is $25.
Anthony de Mare at Symphony Spacewww.symphonyspace.orgOn Saturday night at Symphony Space, hear pianist Anthony de Mare reimagine the music of Stephen Sondheim. Tickets start at $15.
Richie Ray & Bobby Cruz at Lehman Centerwww.lehmancenter.orgOn Saturday night, celebrate salsa at Lehman Center in the Bronx with the music of legends Richie Ray and Bobby Cruz. Tickets start at $30.
"American Showstoppers" at Schimmel Centerwww.schimmel.pace.eduOn Saturday night at The Schimmel Center for the Arts at Pace University, see "American Showstoppers." The Fred Barton Orchestra and special guests will perform the music of Jule Styne, including selections from his Broadway classics like "Peter Pan," "Gypsy" and "Funny Girl." Tickets start at $30.
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Use Delete key to remove user from User List, Unshared, Ignored
Submitted by microwave on Thu, 05/01/2014 - 19:28
Under the Users tab, in the User List, Unshared and Ignored sub-tabs, it would be nice for the Delete key to be a shortcut for the appropriate removal action for the currently selected user. That is: On the User List, it will be the same as choosing "Remove user from list". On the Unshared list, it will be the same as choosing "Re-share files with user". On the Ignored sub-tab, it will be the same as choosing "Unignore user".
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This is very much needed. It
Permalink Submitted by TJT on Mon, 06/02/2014 - 22:52.
This is very much needed. It's way too easy to remove somebody from your userlist without even being aware of it. The option to highlight a group of users to delete would also be welcome.
and for message list too.
Permalink Submitted by MELERIX on Thu, 06/05/2014 - 21:30.
and for message list too.
I agree and don't forget
Permalink Submitted by leijsten on Tue, 06/10/2014 - 23:52.
I agree and don't forget 'online alarm'


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For both the thesis and non-thesis option, required coursework emphasizes, adult learning and development; program administration and leadership, including needs assessment, design, implementation, management, and evaluation; research methodology; teaching adults; and multicultural perspectives in postsecondary and adult education. Additional courses are added to the student's degree outline in consultation with the program advisor and with consideration of the student's professional concentration (e.g. adult literacy/ESL, continuing and community education, or workplace learning).
Students in the MA program have the option to write and defend a master's thesis on an adult education topic. Graduate faculty will guide and supervise the thesis project.
Admission Process
All of the following materials must be submitted to the Gradate Collage.
1. Application for admission to the Graduate School at Texas State University
2. Writing sample as specified:
Discuss a major issue currently confronting adult education. You are strongly encouraged to draw on your own experiences in education in writing this essay. Please detail your own position on the subject and limit your response to 1000 words..
3. Transcripts of all previous undergraduate and graduate work (Bachelor's degree required).
4. Interview with an ADED advisor or faculty committee. Telephone Jovita Ross-Gordon, program advisor, at (512) 245-8084 to schedule.
7. Three Letters of Reference
Also see: The Graduate College-Texas State University
Graduate Minor in Adult Education:
The Minor in Adult Education consists of 9 hours taken in conjunction with an approved Texas State University graduate major. The minor provides a flexible curriculum for individuals with careers in settings such as junior/community colleges, vocational/technical schools, universities, and private industry and for whom some of their job responsibilities include teaching or planning educational programs for adults. All minors are required to take ADED 5321, Adult Learning and Development. Remaining credits are by advisement. For more information, please contact the Adult Education Program graduate advisor (currently Jovita Ross-Gordon).


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Why must airports have such bad food? Aside from a few amazing terminals, it's like the airport is a food purgatory that bums me out every time I fly.
Rather than gamble as to the state of the airports I'm encountering while I'm on the road, I'm doing my best to bring food with me. The best contenders are foods that are better after they've sat, not liquid (of course), and easy to transport. This Roasted Red Pepper Pesto Pasta fits that bill to a tee.
So, I've taken to whipping this up when I'm home and saving the leftovers for the airport. It's also pretty versatile, so, if I have some extra chicken or shrimp lying around, they get added to the mix. As does any crumbly cheese from feta to goat cheese or Cotija.
It's one of those dishes that's a springboard for whatever you have on hand and, so long as you keep some nuts, noodles, and roasted peppers in the pantry, it's something you can throw together even on the most desperate of weeknights.
Roasted Pepper Pesto with Toasted Walnuts and Goat Cheese
- Difficulty: Easy
- Makes: 6 to 8 servings
- Total Time: 30 mins
- Hands-On Time: 15 mins
- 1 pound whole wheat spaghetti
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
- 1/2 yellow onion, halved and thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup tomato paste
- 8 roasted red peppers (or 1 (16 oz) jar), finely chopped
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 2 tablespoons fresh thyme leaves
- 3/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 2/3 cup toasted and finely chopped walnuts
- 6 ounces fresh goat cheese (chevre), crumbled
Bring a large pot of heavily salted water to a boil over high heat. When it boils, add pasta and cook according to package directions. Reserve 1 1/2 cups of the pasta water then drain the pasta.
Meanwhile, heat 2 tablespoons of the oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. When it shimmers, add onion and cook until softened about 5 minutes. Stir in garlic and cook until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Add tomato paste, roasted peppers, and sugar (more as needed to balance the tomatoes sourness), and cook until just thickened. Remove the pan from heat and transfer the mixture to a blender and process until very smooth, at least 2 minutes.
Wipe out the pan then return it to the stove over medium low heat, add the remaining olive oil and heat until it is shimmering. Add the thyme and red pepper flakes and cook until fragrant. Add the pasta, puree, and salt to the pan and stir to combine. Add 1 cup of the pasta water and cook over medium-low until sauce just clings to the noodle (add more pasta water as desired to thin the sauce). To serve, plate and top each serving with walnuts and a crumble of goat cheese.


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Hey ladies. A new month is upon us. Let's all check in and let everyone know how we are and where we are in our cycles. Hoping for some great news for the board this month
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The term "light box" can mean a few different things, but from a lighting perspective it typically refers to a backlit display panel. Light boxes are most commonly used for advertisements or other commercial displays. You've probably seen them in trade show booths, restaurants, airports, nightclubs, offices, hotels, museum exhibits, and retail shops. That's right, light boxes are everywhere.
One of the most common uses for light boxes is the commercial advertisement. You see these in large spaces like terminals or outdoors at bus stops. They capture the attention of passers-by and create lasting impressions. The light box pictured below is one of the biggest I've ever seen.


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Wildcats host district track, advance to sectionals in several events
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That home cooking in Cuba must sure taste good. Having the benefit of running on their home track as host of this year's Class 2, District 3 meet, the Cuba Wildcats qualified a number of their athletes for the sectional meet taking place at Linn this weekend. The Cuba boys team finished a strong second at last Saturday's district competition, and the girls took fourth.
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Put simply, engineering practices and technology choices for precedented systems (such as stable back-office systems capabilities) are guided by convention (such as commercial best practices for such systems), while engineering practices and technology choices for unprecedented systems and components are guided by processes for mitigating engineering risk. In fact, there is a constant pace of innovation even for seemingly established functional capabilities, such as back-office systems, with some areas of innovation and other areas that are more guided by convention.
Following precedent may require engaging in a process of adapting previously unique business practices to reflect more "standard" or "conventional" operations practices that are more readily supported within mainstream systems and ecosystems, particularly when there is correspondence with modern back-office systems in the commercial world. This adaptation of functional goals to achieve consistency with normative practice is an explicit part of the commercial requirements engineering process. The DoD and other government agencies may struggle more because they may find it more difficult to compromise, and for many good reasons. But the extent to which the DoD can find commonalities (and avoid unnecessary differentiation) with other government agencies creates opportunities for major cost reduction, risk reduction, and process simplification.
As noted in the previous chapter, the need to develop unprecedented systems is a consequence of the highly complex and rapidly evolving operational environment within which the DoD must operate and execute its mission. Complexity is increasing, as is the difficulty of the threats and challenges. Highly capable information technology is now ubiquitous worldwide, and adversaries have ready access to cutting-edge technology. Mission and deployment priorities are constantly shifting. The DoD must collaborate extensively with other agencies, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), coalition partners, and others in constantly changing configurations over which the DoD has no control. Operational decisions are derived from a broad diversity of inputs. Command-and-control models must adapt to rapidly evolving threats. Success in this environment depends on systems designed for flexibility, agility, and robustness, but it also requires flexibility, agility, and robustness in the process by which systems are developed and continue to evolve. There is much less opportunity to rely on precedent and much greater requirement to undertake a process of ongoing innovation. This process of innovation entails acceptance of certain categories of risks. (See Box 2.1 for details.)
Commercial best practices have also evolved for developing unprecedented systems. Air traffic control, telecommunications switches, middleware (such as from IBM and Oracle), operating systems (such as from Apple and Microsoft), and large-scale web applications (such as from Google, Facebook, and Amazon) have been developed under commercial best practices with varying degrees of success. However, these large-scale, unprecedented systems emerged over a period of years from market opportunity without a specification-driven need, while others did not. Besides business savvy, the main critical success/failure factors in these situations have involved the ability to assess potentially disruptive technologies and competitor strengths, and the corporate agility to adapt to change.1
This chapter addresses the processes and practices by which these risks can be understood and addressed in the engineering of systems. A principal conclusion is that a well-managed incremental (iterative) process, supported by appropriate evaluation and measurement approaches, can more reliably lead to successful outcomes even when there are significant engineering risks. On the other hand, attempts to produce innovative or unprecedented systems using familiar linear ("waterfall") processes
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If you can configure a DNS nameserver on your coffee break, this book is not for you. However, if you need a platform-independent general overview of Internet/Intranet security issues, Mr. Goncalves uses a conversational tone and an abundance of resources to help you get a firm grasp of the basics.
There are many web sites that are unprotected and unsecured. This may be due to a system administrator who is over tasked and does not have enough research time, who is new to a particular operating system or who just does not know how important security is. The author provides good, basic information on what the security needs may be and how to balance cost of security against availability of services. Individual chapters give introductions to financial issues, strategies for different web site platforms and implementing services like conferencing, e-mail, FTP, NNTP and HTTP.
There is also plenty of material written in non-technical language. This can be very useful when trying to educate upper management on basic security issues and why they need to be funded. The whole book provides many information sites, including 77 pages of appendices giving resources for firewall products, web server products, authentication, password and other administrative tools. This may be the best part of the book, to help you quickly see what sort of material is available for your operating system.
There are a few things I did not like about the book. The editing and proofreading could have been better. I generally read too quickly to find spelling or grammatical errors, but I found some here. Also, several sections left me wondering what I was supposed to have learned. My most abundant gripe is the nondifferentiation between "hackers" and "crackers". I consider myself a junior hacker, yet one of the most law abiding people I know. Hackers play with code and try to create; crackers intrude—hopefully the media will soon understand the difference. There is also the ubiquitous CD-ROM; this one contains an evaluation copy of an NT-based logging and reporting system. Nothing for the Unix/Linux crowd.
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Remember our veteransPublished 11:36am Friday, November 9, 2012
The older I get, the more I realize I compartmentalize.
Instead of dealing with difficult feelings or anxiety, I tend to pack them all up – nice and tidy – and store them in the deep recesses of my mind.
Over time, my brain is slowly transforming into a garage that no one has been able to park a car in for years. In the front of the garage, there are unsealed boxes of information and memories that I still pull out and use. But in the back, there are dusty, taped-up crates labeled simply "do not open."
They usually stay that way – packed up, but not forgotten. There they can't harm me as long as they remain sealed.
I spent Thursday morning at a Veterans Day Program at Dadeville High School, one of many I have covered throughout my years as a journalist.
My eyes drifted from the slideshow to the crowd. Some people were drying their eyes. Others were sniffling.
One sniff was loud, however – it was close. And as I felt my right sleeve cuff rub across my eye, I realized those tell-tale crying noises were coming from me.
I tried to regain my composure, but seeing the World War II veterans had cracked one of my crates. The levy was failing, and it was only a matter of time before the flood of emotions escaped.
I made it through the rest of the ceremony, but barely. Before I could make it to my car, I was sobbing.
Everyone has that one relative that you just have a special bond with. For me, that was my grandfather, Howard Burke.
Grandpa Burke lived in Buffalo, New York, and I only got to see him about once a year. But I looked forward to that trip more than my birthday and Christmas combined.
Howard died July 14, 2006. It was the hardest loss I have ever dealt with, and rather than deal with it, it's been easier to just try to ignore it.
Grandpa left me his Marine dress uniform when he died. So when I saw someone else's loved one during the veteran slideshow in a similar uniform, all my attempts to block out the painful thoughts failed.
But I am grateful for Veterans Day programs like the one I attended at DHS.
For a lot of people, the memory of these veterans, some who died in the line of duty, is a lot to handle emotionally.
The veterans themselves may find it hard to think about their time in the service. They have seen the horrors of war, things no person ever should have to deal with.
But these programs remind us to never forget the sacrifices our countrymen have made. Their selflessness and bravery should never been forgotten, however uncomfortable it makes us feel.
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Mid-semester just about. Halloween coming. October Country. Nobody does Halloween like Ray Bradbury. The circus in Something Wicked This Way Comes. Cooger & Dark's Pandemonium Shadow Show. Listen to the rhythm of those words. Like the sound of a train whistle far away. But coming closer in the night.
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A number of years ago, when I lived at home and had access to television (oh, the things you take for granted!) I used to watch a British show called How to Look Good Naked. A self conscious woman (typically one who was disheveled and encased in horrendous, baggy clothing) would be put through a series of challenges, all designed to convince her that her body was beautiful, attractive and sexy – and that so was she! The show would culminate with the woman strutting down a catwalk in only her underwear – a testament to her newfound confidence and acceptance of her body. I loved it!
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22 May 07
As with Élan—one of our other biotechs—Neurocrine Biosciences (NBIX) have had their ups and downs. The stock was at an all-time high $70 14 months ago when the FDA somewhat surprizingly turned down their proposed anti-insomnia product, Indiplon. The stock dropped down to $60 when it appeared that a quick fix might be possible, at least in part…but five weeks later, Pfizer (PFE) terminated their four-year old worldwide Indiplon partnership with Neurocrine and the stock plummeted to $10. And it has pretty much remained there ever since.
Indiplon's claim to fame is that it works and—even if you take it in the middle of the night after waking up and not being able to get back to sleep—there is no "hangover" the next day. Many insomniacs find that the products currently on the market, while effective, inhibit their ability to operate normally the next day.
Exactly what happened back in 2006 is a little unclear, but the New Drug Application (NDA) submitted by Neurocrine-Pfizer was for 5mg and 10mg fast-acting capsules and 15mg slow release tablets, and the FDA issued an approvable letter for the capsules and a non-approvable letter for the tablets. In retrospect, it appeared that Neurocrine-Pfizer screwed up on the 15mg dosage, submitting more data relevant to a 20mg dosage (for which they did not seek approval) and then applying for a expedited approval and even failing to get results from one relevant study to the FDA in time for it be included in their review. In any event, five weeks after the 15 May decision, Pfizer evidently reached the conclusion that the cost of getting the 15mg dosage approved—presumably another study—outweighed the benefits, and as that long-acting dosage was projected to account for half the product revenue or more, the prospective approval of just the 5mg and 10mg fast-acting dosages did not suffice to continue the partnership.
At first, it appeared that a new three-month safety and efficacy study would be required for the capsules, too, but fortunately, after several months of discussions with the FDA, NBIX management announced in January of 2007 ( http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=68817&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=952589&highlight= ) that all the FDA required was "the resubmission [of] further analyses and modifications of analyses previously submitted to address questions raised by the Agency in its initial review. The FDA also requested, and the Company has completed, a supplemental pharmacokinetic/food effect profile of indiplon capsules including several meal types." The revised NDA is expected to be resubmitted to the FDA in 2Q07 (this quarter) and the FDA should announce a decision within six months. So barring a weird screw-up, the company should be marketing "indiplon lite" by early in 2008. It is no longer a potential billion dollar product at these light dosage levels and without the marketing power of Pfizer behind it. But $70MM of revenue in 2008 and eventually up to $250MM/year seem reasonable.
Which is nice, but not the half of it. There is another potential blockbuster in NBIX's pipeline: their small molecule gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists agent, NBI-56418, which is currently being tested (phase 2) against endometriosis. Endometriosis ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endometriosis ) is a common medical condition characterized by growth of tissue like endometrium, the lining of the uterus, beyond or outside the uterus. It is frequently very painful and occasionally, depending on the location of the growths, can interfere with normal functioning of pelvic region organs such as the bladder or bowels. About 89MM women worldwide are affected, including about seven million in the USA.
GnRH agonists are probably the most effective medication available to treat endometriosis. They drastically reduce estrogen levels, which is quite effective in discouraging production of endometrium tissue. Unfortunately, they also induce unpleasant menopausal symptoms, and extended use incurs a risk of osteoporosis. This is where NBI-56418—Neurocrine's proprietary, orally-active small molecule Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone (GnRH) receptor antagonist—comes in. The company believe they have engineered a GnRH agonist that is effective at reducing estrogen levels but with fewer adverse effects. In January, they reported preliminary results for a second phase 2a study ( http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=68817&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=947584&highlight= )—successful results from their first phase 2a study were reported in 2006—and they are presently enrolling patients in a larger phase 2b study.
The company also are working on a CRF R antagonist ( http://www.neurocrine.com/html/clin_anxietyDepression.html ) in conjunction with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) for the treatment of depression/anxiety and on NBI-69734 ( http://www.neurocrine.com/html/clin_urocortintwo.html), a drug designed to mimic the effect of the protein urocortin 2 with respect to the treatment of congestive heart failure. These show promise but are at a more preliminary stage than the others.
So here we have a biotech worth just over $400MM with one drug—indiplon—with a potential of $100MM-to-$250MM in annual revenues likely to be approved in December (with the possibility of follow-on approval for the long-acting 20mg dose which could generate considerably more revenue) and a second drug in phase 2 testing that has $1B potential. This appears to us to be the most potentially undervalued US biotech company out there.
12 Jun 07 update
Neurocrine Biosciences (NBIX) announced after the close of the market today ( http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=68817&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1014569&highlight= ) that they had resubmitted their new drug application (NDA) to the FDA for indiplon, their prospective insomnia product. The resubmitted NDA is a response to the approvable letter issued by the FDA in May 2006 with respect to the company's original NDA for 5mg and 10mg dose capsules; the company is not currently responding to the nonapprovable letter issued back then for the 20mg tablets.
NBIX management expect the FDA to respond within six months.
21 Aug 07 update
Neurocrine Biosciences, Inc. (Nasdaq: NBIX) announced today that the FDA have accepted the company's resubmission of its NDA for 5 mg and 10 mg capsules of the prospective insomnia drug indiplon and that the FDA has set a PDUFA action date of 12 December 2007.
2 Nov 02 update
Neurocrine Biosciences (NBIX) announced a new partnership ( http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=68817&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1070814&highlight= ) for marketing indiplon, their prospective sedative hypnotic product, in Japan yesterday. The partnership is with Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co, Ltd. (DSP), a 110-year old company with annual sales of $2.2B. Per the terms of the partnership, NBIX received an immediate $20MM and is due an additional $10MM milestone payment when indiplon is approved for sale in the USA by the FDA (expected by 12 Dec 07).
According to the press release, "An estimated 24 million people in Japan experience insomnia, but only 7 to 8 million are currently being treated," and the market for sedatives in 2006 was $500MM.
13 Dec 07 update
Wow. It has not been a good couple of days for our biotech, Neurocrine Biosciences (NBIX).
The company announced that yesterday, the FDA issued an approvable letter in response to NBIX's revised New Drug Application (NDA) for their prospective insomnia product, indiplon. This in itself was a big surprize and very disappointing, in that the FDA had issued an approvable letter in response to NBIX's original NDA for the product back in May 2006 and the company took a year to respond to all the concerns the agency had listed in that letter (and then the FDA took six months to review the response). Thus it was widely expected that the FDA would approve the product this time around.
Even more surprizing were the concerns the FDA cited for not approving the product this time.
First of all, they want a new study focused on safety and efficacy for elderly users of indiplon. This actually echoes a concern expressed by the agency in May 2006, but the company had worked with the agency for months thereafter and management believed they had mutually agreed that no additional study was necessary. The resubmission of the NDA included significant safety and efficacy data for elderly users. Apparently either management misunderstood months of guidance by the agency, or the FDA changed their minds.
Second of all, the agency wants a new safety study comparing indiplon with an unnamed product already on the market focusing on major adverse effects such as sleepwalking. Such events appear to be very rare with indiplo—there was only one at the applied for dosages of 5mg and 10mg in all the studies conducted to date—and so it would appear on the face of it that to obtain a meaningful statistical base of such AEs would require minimally a six-month study with a 5,000 or more patients. This requirement is unprecedented—no other approved sleep remedy has ever been tested in this way—and would be very expensive.
The third concern is even more bizarre. The agency wants a new study on the effects of indiplon on third-trimester pregnant animals. Indiplon was administered to pregnant animals as a matter of course during pre-human testing and there were no indications of any effect on mammalian fetuses but the agency now wants an expanded study focusing on this issue. This is particularly weird in view of the fact that indiplon is not indicated for use by pregnant humans (nor is any insomnia remedy currently approved for use by the FDA; nor has such a special study ever been required before).
Management conducted a teleconference this morning and are evidently clueless. They plan to meet with the FDA in the next few weeks to seek clarity with respect to the agency's concerns, but clearly investors at this point need to discount indiplon completely. If the FDA does not ameliorate their demands, it is probably too expensive for NBIX to pursue approval. And even if the agency does relent in part, does it make sense to throw good money after bad when apparently they are apparently either unwilling to approve new insomnia remedies or so incompetent as to be likely to come up with fresh irrational objections?
So kissing the $100MM-to-$250MM of projected indiplon annual revenues goodbye, is NBIX still worth owning here? We still have a potential $1B product: the GnRH antagonist receptor anti-endometriosis agent currently in phase 2b testing. The problem is that revenues there are three years away at best, and the company has only $125MM cash. Layoffs are coming—the company had built up a sales staff in anticipation of FDA approval of indiplon—the costs of which will eat into that hoard. In any event, the cash on had might cover a year of operations at best. So a need for additional financing to the tune of $200MM or so before we see any serious income is probable. At the close yesterday (management did not announce the FDA decision until 3am today), the company had a market cap of $378MM…so for the sake of argument, if this bizarre FDA decision costs shareholders $200MM, then let's say the company should now be worth $178MM. In point of fact, the stock opened today at $5.50—an overnight decline of 46%, in keeping with our observation about it being a bad couple of days for NBIX—which amounts to a marketcap of $203MM, so evidently The Street more or less concur with this back-of-the-envelope figuring.
Of course, what The Street say the company is worth, while interesting, is not how we determine valuation. (Logically, if it were, then there would never be any reason to buy or sell a stock, as the current valuation as determined by The Street would always be correct.) If we posit GnRH agonist approval in early 2011 and sales ramping up to $1B in the next four years, then at a valuation of 15x sales, NBIX should be worth $15B by 2015. But the GnRH agonist product is still in phase 2, and the FDA have gone insane, so let's discount heavily for risk…say, 40% per year? Working backwards, a reasonable valuation for NBIX would then be about $250MM here.
So bottom line, we think The Street have overshot the mark here in correcting NBIX's valuation, and we are sticking with the company. Since May 2006—when the nonapprovable letter with respect to the 20mg tablet killed off the chance for $1B revenues—indiplon has been a sideshow. Management should attempt to sell the drug to a better-capitalized company in need of product who can afford to contend with the FDA's schizoid demands. The focus now has to be on the GnRH product. In today's teleconference, NBIX CEO Gary A. Lyons stated that he expected to be able to announce a partnership agreement with respect to the GnRH product by early January, possibly by the end of the year. That could be a good next step towards realizing the inherent potential value.
[14 Jan 08 update]Well…we still don't have a GnRH agonist partner yet, as CEO Gary Lyons promised us we would by the end of 2007 or early 2008…and now we don't have Lyons, either.In a press release posted after the close of the market today, Neurocrine Biosciences (NBIX) announced that Lyons had resigned as CEO and President, and that COO Kevin Gorman—who like Lyons has been with the company since its founding in 1993—has been promoted to CEO/President and appointed to the Board of Directors. Lyons will also continue to serve on the BoD.We don't expect this change to have a big impact on the company or the stock. While under Lyons Neurocrine had failed twice to obtain FDA approval for the company's indiplon anti-insomnia product, it appears from the outside that management was blindsided by changed requirements and (the first time) pressured by then-partner Pfizer into inopportune choices that weakened their NDA. Arguably management could have resisted Pfizer and done a better job with the 2006 application; conceivably there might have been some way to foresee the agency's new off-the-wall requirements to run additional trials on pregnant animals and for competitor's already-approved products that derailed the 2007 application. But it doesn't seem likely that Gorman, who was part of the incumbent management team for both those NDAs, would have done better.On the other hand, given the presumably advanced partnership negotiations for the company's potential blockbuster GnRH agonist candidate product (now in Phase 2 trial), bringing in a brand new CEO might have been disruptive, but it seems likely that Gorman will be able to smoothly run with that ball.However much he was at fault, for sure Lyons had a credibility problem with The Street after two big failures to deliver in two years. Gorman starts with a clean slate, and if he can deliver on some promises, NBIX's valuation might recover faster with a new CEO. We look forward to hearing from him. An update on the GnRH agonist partnership discussions would be a good place to start.


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