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What exactly is it going to be used for?
I have been asked to set up a parents PC for our reception area.
Im Looking at the asus eee top, anyone had any experience with these?
What exactly is it going to be used for?
for parents to view newsletters, access the web etc nothing too complex really
I would try and locate an old PC not being used, connect up a spare keyboard, mouse and screen and you should be good. Just make sure you hide the PC itself so it isn't tampered with.
If you're going to connect it to your network, I would make a point of creating a seperate OU and lock everything down.
I would think about a touch screen approach with the guts of the system locked in a box
its only going on a coffee table so i liked the touchscreen, i will definitely lock it down for the network
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Very cool, i do indeed want surface but have a budget of 1500 with the eee top i could buy 2 and have lots left.
saw lots of them at BETT this year, and although I haven't used them in anger both ZeroHour and I were fairly impressed.
Nicely built little units, the touchscreen was very responsive, etc.
If I were to do it I'd consider building a web portal for it and running IE in kiosk mode for it.
LinITX.com - LCD Monitors / Touchscreens
Yer... pretty much ££ but you can always pick up a cheap computer and a nice touch screen tft.
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i know i'm sure i can find things to spend the rest of it on. cool ideas so far people thanks
Whats your network running on?
My first thought was touchscreen, but kids will be kids, and parent's are parents, this makes it more a 'if I won the lotto and was being nice' scenario in my book. Yeah, it does cut down on mice/keyboards, leads, H&S, and people breaking stuff by tripping over things that someone's unplugged and decided to wind around something (depends if its to be left on all day too?) but its expensive.
What about a customised ITX box, with say on-board proc, gc, snd, etc in a locked cabinet, with a TFT and a trackerball-keyboard combo? You could get a local cabinet maker to make a nice surround for mounting it all in as a kiosk, and if you don't fancy trackballs, well CPC I know do keyboards with trackpads, which most people are used to these days.
I would go with a computer that would boot into Kiosk mode or at least some type of locked-down browser that was perhaps linked directly to the Intranet for the info, so they can't run programs, etc, its just iexplore as the shell or whatever (maybe one of those safer secure, cut down browsers).
Or, something running Linux that could boot over the NIC, pickup the gubbins, and then display a special desktop or the Intranet page.
I'd certainly go with locking down everything into one easy to manage space though, as I say, probably a section of the school Intranet that I'd catered specifically for THAT PC, change the browser ID to something so its auto redirected to that content.
So, sorry to waffle, but I'd say, get a cheap ITX or such mobo deal, build a nice case, mount a TFT at suitable height, cut hole for keyboard and mount that in the case too so it can't be messed with or unplugged and get it to boot straight from NIC to Intranet if its purely for info purposes.
Its one of those things that sounds amazing, but never works in practice though I can tell you.. Unless you have a lot of very inquisitive parents and your school has no annual report and they have to come and see it in person, I doubt it's gonna get much use aside from a novelty.
Oh, and there are those touchscreen adaptors that fit over TFTs... A future upgrade if it takes off perhaps?
I've used this program before for Kiosk stuff - PROVISIO - SiteKiosk - Kiosk Software für öffentlich zugängliche Computer and its brilliant! Very good stuff, and if used with a touch screen can make an on-screen keyboard appear as part of it. Well worth a go of the demo
Will say the site is in English despite the german titling that's showing
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NEW YORK. As the United Nations complex in New York undergoes a $1.9bn renovation, the international body's extensive, eclectic art collection is to go on view in a temporary structure to accommodate the UN during the makeover process.
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Academics: The university offers the above course offerings in English and is particularly well-known for their computer science programs. Research at the university is top level. In 2008, for the third year in a row, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University was placed first in the national research ranking compiled on the basis of Shanghai criteria. The teachers are involved in over 400 national and international research projects, with the logistic support of 24 research centres. Striving for excellence, the university takes unique initiatives to stimulate research quality, to encourage dynamic and creative education and to involve its best students in academic life.
International students may attend Romanian language intensive courses if they wish.
Housing: Accommodation in the "Gaudeamus" Centre for International Exchanges in double or triple rooms.
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International Office Website: http://www.uaic.ro/uaic/bin/view/Cooperation/StudentiInternationali?language=en
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Upon Acceptance: Students will be required to submit supplemental materials, purchase HTH insurance, and participate in a mandatory orientation. More information will be distributed to all accepted students.
* UMSL tuition fees are based on 12 undergraduate credit hours at the 2014/15 rate - 2015/16 tuition rate TBA April 2015. Non-resident fees may apply.
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text: When to Adjust Type 2 Diabetes TreatmentIf your blood sugar is higher than it should be or you have unpleasant side effects from diabetes medications, a change in your treatment plan may be needed.By Madeline Vann, MPHMedically reviewed by Niya Jones, MD, MPHYour type 2 diabetes treatment is not only unique to you, but it's also likely to change over time as your needs change. It might be a tweak to help you achieve better blood sugar control, or it could be a reduction in medication if your lifestyle changes have had a positive effect on your health. To create and refine a treatment plan to suit your individual needs, your doctor reviews and monitors your health information — such as your weight, A1C levels, and other lab data — with the most recent diabetes treatment guidelines. Your type 2 diabetes treatment plan might need to be adjusted if: You aren't achieving optimal blood sugar control. You're achieving control and no longer require certain medications. You're experiencing unpleasant side effects from a medication. Your health insurance won't cover the recommended medications. New medications are available that may be better for you. Blood Sugar Testing for Type 2 Diabetes A primary indicator of how well your type 2 diabetes treatment is working — and whether or not it needs adjusting — is your blood sugar level. Fasting blood sugar levels are the traditional way to track diabetes, but the A1C test (or hemoglobin A1C) is the gold standard. This blood test shows your doctor how well your blood sugar has been controlled on average over the past three months. "Everyone should have an A1C that's less than 8 percent, but how much less than that depends on the person," explains endocrinologist Elizabeth Seaquist, MD, a professor of medicine at the University of Minnesota in St. Paul and vice president of the American Diabetes Association. Current guidelines for diabetes management, published in the journal Diabetes Care, emphasize the individual nature of these goals. Although most people find that their target A1C is about 7 percent, some may have higher or lower goals depending on their overall health and other factors. Your doctor may recommend A1C testing every three or six months. At the same time, you should be doing your own blood sugar testing at home to help keep track of how your body responds to diet, exercise, and other aspects of your daily life. However, because diabetes is a progressive disease, most people will likely require changes in their treatment plan, including different medications, over time. "Once you achieve your target with one class of medicines, your A1C will tend to go up over the years," Dr. Seaquist says. Between A1C tests, she says, if you notice that your levels are consistently higher than they should be when testing your blood sugar at home, call your doctor to discuss the situation. Most people can't "feel" high blood sugar (hyperglycemia) as it's happening, but some people develop symptoms, such as insatiable thirst and urinating a lot, as the body tries to get rid of excess blood sugar — other important signals that your doctor might need to adjust your treatment plan. Never stop or alter aspects of your treatment plan on your own. Be sure to consult your doctor first. Adjusting Your Type 2 Diabetes Treatment The primary reason for a change in treatment is that your blood sugar levels remain high despite your best efforts to carefully follow your type 2 diabetes treatment plan. Adjustments to your plan might include: Reviewing lifestyle modifications to make sure you're eating and exercising correctly. Trying a new medication or adding a medication to your current regimen. Replacing a medication that has numerous side effects with one that has fewer side effects. Adding insulin to your type 2 diabetes treatment if non-insulin approaches aren't enough. Sometimes insulin is prescribed temporarily to bring down dangerously high blood sugar levels. If your original plan was to manage diabetes with diet and exercise alone but you don't see results in three to six months, your doctor might adjust your plan by starting you on a medication, such as metformin. From there, your doctor will work with you to further evaluate and determine just the right medication to suit your preferences and lifestyle. Managing Side Effects From a Change in Treatment Depending on the changes your doctor prescribes, you may experience side effects with an adjustment to your type 2 diabetes treatment plan. The most common side effects include: Low blood sugar Nausea Weight gain Fluid retention To best adapt to any adjustments, make sure you understand the changes being made to your treatment plan and that you're aware of all possible side effects of any medications you're taking, Seaquist says. On a positive note, many side effects are temporary and will likely go away as your body adjusts to these changes and gets used to new or different drugs, she adds. The most recent diabetes treatment guidelines emphasize that diabetes treatment should be tailored to the individual. This means that you and your doctor have a lot of flexibility in crafting a plan that works best for you, which includes being able to make changes to your treatment plan when necessary.


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text: June 4, 2014 at 2:03 PM Body on Phoenix mountain identified as Seattle hiker Posted by John de Leon The Associated Press PHOENIX — A body found near the top of a Phoenix mountain has been identified as a 23-year-old Seattle man who went missing after going on a weekend hike. Maricopa County officials said Wednesday that the Medical Examiner's Office used dental records to identify the body as that of Eric Fernandes. They say the cause and… More Comments | More in General news, The Blotter | Topics: missing man, Phoenix


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---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tuning: E A D G B e (standard) OK, this is the way me and my band play it, and having checked playing along to the it's about as correct as I can get! These are the chords guitar one uses C#m A B G#m G#m* E Emaj7/Eb A/F# B/G# D e|-4--0--2--4---4---7----x------x----x---5-| B|-5--2--4--4---4---9----9------2----4---7-| G|-6--2--4--4---4---9----9------2----4---7-| D|-6--2--4--6---6---9----9------2----4---7-| A|-4--0--2--6---x---7----6------x----x---5-| E|------------------------------2----4-----| The intro is just guitar one, and makes use of a reduced B chord, so I'll tab out these bars, played by guitar one. The chords are played staccato and give a really cool intro! Guitar 1 e|-------------------|-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-| B|-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-|-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-| G|-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-|-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-| D|-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-|-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-| A|-x-x-x-x-4-x-x-x-x-|-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-| E|-------------------|-----------------| Then you go into the verse, Guitar 2 plays nothing, and using the chord shapes I wrote the top, this is the structure VERSE A G#m C#m I know a girl with a golden touch A G#m C#m She's got enough she's got too much E Emaj7/Eb C#m But I know you would'nt mind A G#m* You could have it all if you wanted A G#m* C#m You could have it all if it matters so much (play C#m for the bridge between chorus and verse/verse and chorus etc. each time!) CHORUS C#m B A A/F# B/G# But then all they know is how to put you down C#m B A A/F# B/G# When you're there they're your friend, but then when you're not around C#m B A A/F# B/G# They say oh, she's changed, we know what they mean C#m B A Well they mean, they're just jealous, because they'll never do the things A/F# B/G# C#m that they wish that they could do so well Ok, from now on guitar one can either play the same chords softly for verse 2 and the (it changes a bit in verse 3), or you can play an octave for the root of each chord-sounds but isn't! It sounds like that's what the band actually play. Here are the octave chords if you don't know how to play them C#m A B G#m E e|---------------| B|-6-----4-----9-| G|-x-----x-----x-| D|-4--7--2--6--7-| A|----x-----x----| E|----5-----4----| When I play it I normally play a B octave instead of the G#m, it just sounds cooler! But you use sounds fine. (play the normal E one for both E and Emaj7/Eb, and the normal A B ones for A/F# and B/G#) Now for the lead guitar. I'm not sure whether it's a guitar or synthesiser that plays the first chorus, but with enough effects you can play it! So during chorus, one, guitar 2 this: Guitar 2 CHORUS 1 (3 and 4 as well) e|-----9----11----------------9-----------------| B|---9---------12----12----10---10-----10----12-| G|-9-----9--------11-----9----------11----13----| x4 D|----------------------------------------------| A|----------------------------------------------| E|----------------------------------------------| This is the same as for chorus 3 and 4 except for one difference, when you play it the time round in each case, you play this: e|-----9----14----------------9-----------------| B|---9---------12----12----10---10-----10----12-| G|-9-----9--------11-----9----------11----13----| D|----------------------------------------------| A|----------------------------------------------| E|----------------------------------------------| (Bear in mind that after the third chorus is played, you just play the chorus 4) Only a very slight difference on tab but all the difference when playing! These choruses both finish on another version of C#m, which looks like this e|-12-| Or, if you prefer, this: e|--9---| B|-14-| A|--9---| G|-13-| D|--9---| D|----| G|--11--| A|----| B|------| E|----| E|------| Ok, the lead guitar for verses 2 and 3 looks like this e|--------------------------| B|-----5---4-----4-5-(hold)-| G|---6-------4--------------| D|-7-----7-----6------------| A|--------------------------| E|--------------------------| e|---------------------------------| B|---------7-----5-----------------| G|-----6-----------4-----(hold)----| D|---7---7---(4)-----(6)-----------| A|-7-------------------------------| E|---------------------------------| e|-----0--------0--------0--------0----| B|---9---9----9---9----9---9--7-5---5--| G|-9--------8--------6-----------------| D|-------------------------------------| A|-------------------------------------| E|-------------------------------------| e|-----------------------5--------7-----12----------9--------| B|-----7--------9------7---7----9---9-/-14--(hold)--9-(hold)-| G|---6---6----8---8--6--------8---------13-------------------| D|-7--------9------------------------------------------------| A|-----------------------------------------------------------| E|-----------------------------------------------------------| This part is played differently in the last verse, you do this instead (VERSE 3) This is also where guitar one changes, and plays as follows: D A C#m D A C#m e|-----------------------------------------------------------------| B|--7-----7--5-----5-------------7-----7--5-----5--5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-| G|----7--------6------6-(hold)-----7--------6------6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-| D|------7--------7-------------------7--------7----6-6-6-6-6-6-6-6-| A|-----------------------------------------------------------------| E|-----------------------------------------------------------------| Ok, for the second chorus, you have to play this e|--9------11------9------9---11----|----9-----11-----9------5--7-----| B|--9------12------10-----10--12----|----9-----12-----10-----7--9-----| G|--9------11------9------11--13----|----9-----11-----9------6--8-----| x2 D|----------------------------------|---------------------------------| A|----------------------------------|---------------------------------| E|----------------------------------|---------------------------------| Right, that's everything now but the end, and this is what you play. Guitar one just after playing one final C#m after the last chorus, but guitar 2 plays this: (play quietly, and slow down towards the end) e|------9------11---14h12--12-----------9-----11-----12---------| B|------10-----12----------14(hold)----10----12-----14(hold)--| G|------9------11----------13-----------9-----11-----13---------| D|--------------------------------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------------------------------| e|------9------11---14--12--------| B|------10-----12-------14(hold)-| G|------9------11-------13--------| D|--------------------------------| A|--------------------------------| E|--------------------------------| Then the weird violin end comes in, sorry no tab for that! 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OK so it's not the *best* Mediterranean but it's solid and consistent. We regularly order takeout from here and they always do us right. Creamy, smoky babaganoush. Good lentil soup. Chicken can sometimes be a little dry but that's what you get the sauce for. And the "pizzas" are pretty tasty as well.
Posted by dem belly full on 08/28/2007
The service is so great in this little restaurant. The waiters are always smiling and happy. The portions are large and you'll definitely leave feeling full. Very flavorful and delicious. They also offered complimentary mint tea and dessert!!
Posted by local on 08/26/2007
Not bad, but nothing to rave about... you get what you pay for.
Posted by Anonymous on 05/09/2007
...Just not great. The food is fine, but nothing spectacular. I used to live next door to Black Iris, and it was fine for a quick falaffel. But I think the menu is a few dollars overpriced for what you get.
Posted by Rebecca on 03/08/2007
This is a cute little place. Unfortunately, the food is a bit bland. There are much better restaurants in this neighborhood
Posted by Anonymous on 01/24/2007
Try the lamb hajin. It is great; i lived in the middle-east for 18 years and i know what good food should tast like. This joint is nothing short of what you would get over there.
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The Black Iris is by far the best Middle Eastern food I've had in Brooklyn. Order a platter and find a heaping plate of falafel, slow roasted chicken or gently cooked lamb before you. The pizzas are delicious - try the one with eggplant. A recently added Moroccan Corner of the menu also boasts new delicacies. The service is superb, and the food comes out quickly. Those looking to save money should also note it's BYOB, but they're happy to provide you with wine glasses and an opener.


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EmeSec Incorporated, Reston, Virginia, recently announced that it has been awarded a $1.3 million follow-on contract with the U.S. Air Force Medical Services (AFMS) Office of the Chief Information Officer's Information Assurance Division. The company will focus on providing information assurance (IA) engineering services for a variety of systems and applications supporting 74 Air Force sites. Additionally, the company will deliver certification and accreditation service support. EmeSec will perform risk-management and information security controls evaluation and technical testing to bolster AFMS' security posture. Additionally, the company will manage an IA Engineering Lab as it ascertains real and potential vulnerabilities in procedures, design, operating systems, hardware and software that may expose AFMS to security breaches.
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In a time when government agencies and industry must tighten their belts, it may be a cloak that saves the security day. AFCEA International Homeland Security Conference, panelist Tim Kelleher, vice president of professional services, BlackRidge Technology, shared details about his company's approach to stopping cybermarauders in their recon tracks.
Although not claiming victory, the DHS has made some serious headway in improving cybersecurity, according to panelists discussing the topic at the DHS 2012 Information Technology Industry Day in Washington, D.C. Experts said the threats have not disappeared but rather have changed, and various DHS agencies have been learning how to better handle them.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but that's not always the case in cyberspace-where malicious website impostors steal vital data from legit site users.
From securing the cloud to unwrapping new architecture compliance requirements, 2011 was a busy year for the tech public sector. In the New Year's spirit of renewal and rededication, here are 5 resolutions federal agencies should make.
Thousands of data breaches occur as a result of internal information leakage rather than an outside attack. There is a critical need to further educate government personnel on how to keep sensitive information secure. Guest blogger Prenston Gale weighs in with insight on how to achieve this important goal.
One of the government's premier scientific research institutions is focusing its resources on defending computer systems against cyberattackers. The Sandia National Laboratories has concluded a recent two-day conference on cybersecurity by announcing plans for a new Cyber Engineering Research Institute (CERI) that will have a presence on both Sandia campuses in New Mexico and California. CERI is expected to more closely coordinate with industry and universities in developing new tactics to enhance cybersecurity. CERI also will explore ways to encourage more students to take up cybersecurity studies and may develop a major prize competition to spur innovation in cybersecurity.


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Jan. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Almost $2.48 billion in debt backed by Kerzner International Holdings Ltd.'s Atlantis resorts in the Bahamas was sent to a special servicer, Fitch Ratings said.
The debt was sent to Wells Fargo & Co. because of maturity default, the credit-rating firm wrote in an e-mail yesterday. The Atlantis resort and casino on Paradise Island and the Marina at Atlantis are in the Kerzner portfolio, Fitch said.
Brookfield Asset Management this month canceled its deal to exchange debt for Kerzner properties. Kerzner in November agreed to hand ownership of its flagship Atlantis resort to the Toronto-based real estate investor as part of a debt restructuring. Brookfield at the time planned to forgive $175 million of junior debt for ownership of the Atlantis and the Bahamas One&Only Ocean Club, as well as a half interest in the One&Only Palmilla in Mexico.
The properties Brookfield planned to take over had about $2.6 billion in debt when negotiations began. That would have shrunk to about $2.3 billion with Brookfield's forgiveness and an earlier $100 million payment that was part of a maturity extension.
Jennifer Ferguson, a Kerzner spokeswoman, didn't immediately return a telephone message and e-mail seeking comment today.
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BUFFALO—Erie Community College President Jack Quinn is pleased to announce that Michael Pietkiewicz, University at Buffalo's former Assistant Vice President for Government and Community Relations, has been approved by the college's Board of Trustees as ECC's new Senior Vice President for Operations, effective late-July.
"We're excited to add someone with Mr. Pietkiewicz's experience and achievements to our ongoing efforts," said Quinn. "We're constantly looking for opportunities to not only improve our college for our current and future students, but also enhance our involvement in vital developments happening across our community and state. Mike will help us do that, and we're honored to have him aboard."
In his new position, the Canisius College grad will be asked to work closely with ECC's Board of Trustees, senior staff, faculty, and Foundation on operational initiatives; provide strategic leadership of priorities and policy development initiated by Quinn and his President's Office staff; and use the type of economic development and partnership experience he accumulated while with UB to augment the college's presence across the region. According to ECC Board of Trustees chairman Stephen Boyd, this type of guidance will be essential as the community college moves forward.
"The world and local economy is changing and ECC intends to change with it," said Boyd. "We are excited to continue our leadership in growing western New York's workforce, and Pietkiewicz will be a great addition to our team."
Pietkiewicz joined UB as Director of Federal Regulations in 1999 before ascending to Assistant Vice President for Government Relations in 2005, then added an expanded community relations role through the university's Office of the President in 2011. During that time—and through several administrations, adjusted roles and increasing responsibility—he devised and executed plans to obtain federal funding for UB's growing Bioinformatics and Life Sciences programs before becoming an integral part of the UB2020 strategy team. Pietkiewicz served as a driving force and key strategist behind the ambitious plan, one that not only outlined the university's strategy to become a national leader in education, research and technology, but one focused on regenerating the economic future of the Buffalo-Niagara region. Its passage culminated in one of the most significant pieces of higher education legislation in New York State, and Pietkiewicz's influence on it and other UB initiatives—such as its role in the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus—will not be forgotten by individuals like the university's current president, Satish Tripathi.
"[Pietkiewicz] has been a tremendous asset to the University at Buffalo in so many ways—as a seasoned expert in the sphere of government and community relations; as a knowledgeable and powerful advocate for the university and public higher education more broadly; and as a consummate university citizen who has always stood ready to provide his assistance, support, and counsel wherever needed," said President Tripathi. "I know he will be an equally vital valued member of the ECC community, and I wish him every continued success as he takes on this important new role. He will be greatly missed by all of his colleagues and friends at UB, but we are all very pleased to know that, as part of our sister SUNY institution, he will continue to be a vital partner in the Western New York higher education community."
Since 1946, Erie Community College has met the needs of a diverse student body while contributing to the economic vitality of Western New York. As a member of the state's SUNY system, the three-campus college provides flexible, affordable and accessible educational programs in an accommodating academic environment. Equipped with the knowledge of these programs, ECC's faculty, staff and students strive to enrich their host communities through skill, service and partnership.
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As to the have-nots voting for people who will take from the haves, my position has always been that only the haves should vote. That was the intent of the Founders and the only method that will preserve the Republic.
All we can do is convince our neighbors of the correctness of our values. We are sliding into socialism. FDR was the worst president in our history for initiating a pyramid scheme that transfers wealth from the have-nots to the haves.You can easily say that 'we' elect our officials and that 'we the people' are the government, but what happens when 'we the people' does not represent me, or you anymore?
Well, the government is not able to track you nor do they want to. No one is proposing to implant a GPS under your skin. Still, anyone is easy to track. You are required to file an income tax return, for example. I also see the government sliding into an authority that I do not like. European socialism is not my idea of a free society. But even that will not have the oppressive nature that so many fear with the implementation of RealID. The complaints aired on this thread are down in the noise compared with the real problems to the Republic that we face.Well, I see our government turning into something that does not represent me, or the values that this country was founded on. If my government, or 'the sheeple' turn against me, I do not want that government being able to track me.
That is not an argument against RealID, but rather an argument that our current laws are not being enforced. I wholeheartedly agree. The fact is that the 9/11 hijackers were not here legally and if RealID were implemented at that time they would never have been able to board those fateful flights. They entered legally and had legal drivers licenses from multiple states, which is all that is currently required to board airplanes. Will this solve all the problems. Of course not. It does help plug a gap that has been exploited. It also helps employers comply with existing law regarding illegals. Again, there is no downside to law abiding citizens.If I could see a real value from the real id, I would not oppose it so strongly, but it simply isn't there.
You said it could help with border security, or to deport those that don't have ID's, but our LEO put people in jail all the time that don't have ID and they are usually released shortly after because Immigration doesn't think it's worth it to 'only' pick up a few people.
It is far more secure than any current document. The fact it is not perfectly secure is not an argument against it. Our money has many security features to prevent counterfeiting. Can it be counterfeited? Sure. Just not as easy as it was before.To enhance security, it would have to be completely secure, and not have the ability to be cloned. That lasted all of 2 weeks.
It can be read by a sensor that is close to the chip. We are talking very short distances not the connotation of remote, which implies long distances. We have this technology embedded into our badges at work and they are not recognized at more than a few inches.My bulky wallet with my D.L., credit cards, and SSN, cannot be read remotely. I have to open my wallet and give somebody those cards by choice. With ID that transmits signals, it takes that choice away from me.
If a BG wants to steal an identity it is far easier to simply pluck some bank statements out of the trash. Shredders. Security measures for RF or other communications are far more secure with even basic encryption.The BG's have the same technology we do, and often can manipulate it before we can. A lot of our current technology is in response to what the BG's do.
It is far easier for them to look over your shoulder as you open your passport, or use tiny cameras, or microphones. It is impossible to believe that identity theft is a credible argument against RealID.With ID theft already on the rise, I cannot fathom a reason why the gov't would make it easier for criminals to intercept that information.
Exactly! We have specific laws that prevent opening mail sent through the USPS. We have no similar law preventing electronic communication to not be intercepted under all circumstances. And there is a significant difference between data mining and reading your email. You write he address of the recipient and name on the outside of our letter. Do you think it is illegal to note the sender and receiver? Further, looking for specific words of phrases in email may prevent enemy attacks. No one wants to read your email to Aunt Judy. But if Aunt Judy is coordinating an attack on America then the sooner we arrest dear Aunt Judy the safer we all are.As far as your argument about electronic communications, I believe it to be completely without merit. Your argument that it is not my papers or effects because it is in transit would be laughable if it wasn't so sad. If BG1 sends BG2 a letter, can the gov't open that letter w/out a warrant? It is in transit, neither is in possesion...so why is there a difference? Only because we allow there to be.
Everyone needs the government to provide national security. It is the ONLY reason we enjoy the benefits of our free society.The government is going way to far, and needs to back the heck off. I don't need the gov't to make me safe or to provide food for my table.


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Hot Skin Care: Lisa Ashley Beauty, simplicity and truth in advertising
By April MacIntyre Nov 18, 2010, 3:08 GMT
One small beauty company, Lisa Ashley Beauty, was founded by a local 706 (Makeup and Hairstylists IATSE union) makeup artist to the stars. Her line of specialty skincare fixes has lit a small fire quietly in the competetive skincare business, even earning accolades and patronage from Madonna and other A-List types who swear by her key products.
Monsters and Critics' Christmas 2010: The coolest, hottest most unique gift ideas and best new products for everyone this Christmas and Holiday season. From clothing to jewelry, spirits to skincare and everything in between, here is one of the tried and true finds for the Monsters and Critics Best of Holiday Gift Guide for you to check out:
Monsters and Critics continually celebrates small American businesses, especially those founded by entrepreneurial women that bring clever products to the market.
One small beauty company, Lisa Ashley Beauty, was founded by a local 706 (Makeup and Hairstylists IATSE union) makeup artist to the stars. Her line of specialty skincare fixes has lit a small fire quietly in the competitive skincare business, even earning accolades and patronage from Madonna and other A-List types who swear by her key products.
Ashley is a stunning, former beauty queen and mother of two in Southern California who has worked for years on film and TV series' sets. She created specific products that address major concerns for all of us, men, women, famous and regular folk: Under eye maintenance and improvement, and moisture that does not weigh the skin down, clog pores, and seals that precious water moisture in.
Lisa's entrepreneurial spirit took her from salon owner to full-time pro makeup artist, working with Madonna, Jennifer Aniston, Halle Berry, Johnny Depp, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Heather Locklear, Sarah Chalke, Alyssa Milano, Blair Underwood and many, many more. Her makeup artistry has also graced the covers and pages of Rolling Stone, People, Entertainment Weekly, Details, InStyle and TV Guide and more.
Her creation of "The Ultimate Moisturizer" was born after years of testing to find the perfect mix of ingredients for an end product that can be used alone or layered with other moisturizers.
The lightweight spray minimizes lines and pores and creates a perfect canvas for makeup to apply evenly and stay on longer. What is genius about this product is that you can spray it on over a made-up face, revitalizing a day's worth of wear and stress to look evening ready. Men love it because of the ease of application and the unfussy, effective moisture benefits it bestows.
If there is one eye cream to splurge on, buy Ashley's Ultimate Eye Cream. Many eye creams cross my path for review, but this product works real miracles and even counts a few prominent NASCAR racers as fans.
Ashley claims her eye cream delivers many benefits: The steel roller ball and click pen application combo delivers a salmon colored cream that is almost mousse-like, and helps to firm skin, reduces puffiness, and inflammation.
The lightweight but effective eye cream also has special light diffusing properties gives the illusion of instantly neutralizing dark circles, brightening eye area while leaving a luminous, fresh look to the under eye skin.
This eye cream also increases blood circulation and helps to improve lightness of dark circles with a unique blend of ingredients gives the appearance of significantly softening lines. The cream has a natural alternative to silicone, and hydrates skin while also providing strong antioxidant protection.
Caveat: Do not overclick, one click will deliver plenty of product for both eyes.
Ashley recently created a paraben and sulfate free line of skincare called L.A. Girlfriend for teens and younger women who need good, uncomplicated skincare that works for a variety of skintypes.
With the names "Dream," "Faith" and "Hope", these inclusive kits that include cleanser, moisture spray, lipcare and blemish control are fantastic gifts for Christmas and Hanukkah. The price point is quite reasonable too.
LA Girlfriend "love" and "dream" lip balms include organic extra virgin olive oil, beeswax, caster oil, Shea butter, lanolin, mango butter, essential oil of peppermint, vitamin E and rosemary extract.
Her L.A. Girlfriend moisture sprays are made of a natural botanical active complex that reduces inflammation while controlling sebum and bacteria which may prevent oily/problem skin issues. Pomegranate Sterols and silicones work together to provide just the right amount of moisture for a teen complexion.
Simple, reasonably priced and effective, the trifecta of brilliant skincare for everyone.
April MacIntyre is Monsters and Critics' smallscreen and people/celebrity editor who loves to visit and celebrate small American businesses when she can. You can contact her on Twitter
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