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Join hosts Alice Lynch and Sumayya Coleman and Research Commentator Shasme Jackson as they speak with Lisalyn Jacobs and Kalyn Risker about Economic Abuse, the barriers that survivors face in seeking safety, and the need for community-based support in helping survivors achieve economic security and violence-free lives.
The Future of Economic Development in Florida
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Join us as we welcome the leadership from the Florida Economic Development Council on the next Economic Development Today Blog Talk Radio Show. We will discuss how economic development is changing in Florida and what to expect as the reshaping of the delivery system for economic development moves forward.
Amy Evancho, President and CEO of the Florida Economic Development Council
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Economic Gardening - Growing Your Own
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Steve Quello is this week's guest on Economic Development Today, brought to you by the Economic Development Foundation. Steve is founder and President of CEO Nexus, a market research firm serving CEOs and related senior management of second-stage businesses. He designs and manages market development programs, including PeerSpectives, a CEO Peer Learning Network delivered to Florida's businesses through GrowFL, Florida's Economic Gardening Institute.
Economic gardening is an entrepreneurial economic development tool that embraces strategies to grow existing businesses in a community, region or state. By assisting entrepreneurs, economic developers are planting the seeds for a stronger economy and supportive environments where companies can thrive and prosper.
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
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Today on BR on the World we cover Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Unlike the WTO or other multilateral trade bodies, APEC has no treaty obligations required of its participants. Decisions made within APEC are reached by consensus and commitments are undertaken on a voluntary basis,21 members - referred to as "member economies" - which account for approximately 40 percent of the world's population, approximately 55 percent of world GDP and about 44 percent of world trade. Member Economies are Australia; Brunei Darussalam; Canada; Chile; People's Republic of China; Hong Kong, China; Indonesia; Japan; Republic of Korea; Malaysia; Mexico; New Zealand; Papua New Guinea; Peru; The Republic of the Philippines; The Russian Federation; Singapore; Chinese Taipei; Thailand; United States of America; Viet Nam.
A Super Regional Agenda for Economic Prosperity
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Stuart L. Rogel is the President & Chief Executive Officer of the Tampa Bay Partnership. Founded in 1994, the Tampa Bay Partnership is the only entity that provides regional economic development for the entire eight-county, 6,515-square-mile area of west central Florida which includes the metro areas of Tampa/St. Petersburg/Clearwater, Lakeland, and Sarasota/Bradenton/Venice and the counties of Citrus, Hernando, Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, Polk, and Sarasota.
The Partnership is focused on its Model for Prosperity Strategic Plan which concentrates on the four focus areas of a Vision for Regional Prosperity; A Blueprint for Economic Development; A Transportation Strategy to Support Regional Transit; and a Broader Advocacy and Leadership Model.
A resident of Florida since 1984, Mr. Rogel was the Regional Director for the Florida office of New Boston Fund Properties, a full-service real estate development, management and investment company. Prior to that, Mr. Rogel served as Assistant City Manager and Economic and Community Development Director for the City of Miami Beach, where he was responsible for guiding that community through its dramatic and successful revitalization and redevelopment.
The Tampa Bay Partnership is a regional organization that works with its partners to market the region nationally and internationally, to conduct regional research and to coordinate efforts to influence business and government issues that impact growth and development.
Economic Development – A Public Sector Perspective
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This week's guest is Jim Moore discussing "Economic Development – A Public Sector Perspective."
As the Director of the Fort Myers Regional Partnership, Lee County's Economic Development Office, Moore is charged with carrying forward their strategic vision. This includes the continuation of diversifying Lee County's economic base by attracting new high-wage/high growth industries to the area, as well as providing assistance to existing businesses with expansion plans. Jim is going to talk to us today about some of the exciting initiatives that are underway with their office and the Horizon Council and their new Together, We Mean Business campaign and how our organization can help further this effort.
Chris Gibbons - The Father of Economic Gardening
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This week's program will feature Christian Gibbons, Director of Business/Industry Affairs in Littleton, Colorado and co-inventor (along with city manager Jim Woods) of "Economic Gardening," an entrepreneurial approach to economic development. Mr. Gibbons has run this project for the City of Littleton for 24 years. From the period 1990 to 2009 the number of jobs in Littleton nearly doubled from 15,000 to 30,000 and sales tax revenues more than tripled from $6 to $21 million. The City did not recruit one industry during this period, nor did it offer one cent in incentives or tax rebates.
Mr. Gibbons received a Master's Degree in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Oklahoma in 1973 and worked for the City of Oklahoma City and San Bernardino County, California before establishing his own consulting firm in 1977. From 1977 to 1987 he consulted on a variety of community and economic development projects in Colorado, Wyoming and California. Mr. Gibbons has been married to his wife Diane for 42 years and they have two adult sons.
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Muhammad's Economic Blueprint will allow us to help ourselves in the battle to create jobs and end poverty and want. Under this wise economic plan, we can now use the collective power of our dollars to build a future for ourselves. With 5¢ a day, 35¢ a week, $1.40 a month and $18.20 a year multiplied by 16 million wage earners would give us $291,000,000 in one year! Everyone can give 35¢ a week as an investment in their future. Donate now and see what our pennies, nickels and dimes can accomplish!
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Things are OK in Duncan OK
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AMERICAN MENTORS: Timeline to Economic Inclusion
Last week we started some asset mapping of brick and mortar in America's birthplace. We've been looking for ways to sustain community building efforts and reverse what the president termed, a "gulf of mistrust." Whether or not you agree, bridging that gulf of mistrust and ENGAGING historically disadvantaged Americans is going to take a little more money reinvested where you live, learn, work and worship. This week, your American Mentors are in Philadelphia hoping to re-point us to some goals and achievements for ONE NATION UNDER GOD. One of those goals is to ensure ALL youth are safe from violent crime. It is coincidentally, one of the goals of the President's My Brother's Keeper initiative. We'll be taking a look from an economic security lens, so fasten your seatbelt as we embark on a TIMELINE TOECONOMIC INCLUSION.
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I've got a Browning 16 ga. auto 5 that's pretty old. It has the safety on the front of the trigger guard and the barrel is plain, no rib. The bluing is great (I would say about 98%) and the wood has no scratches, just a few small dents no bigger than the thickness of a quarter. It has the round knob on the butt stock. The serial number is 1232**, and the numbers match. Brownings web site says it was made 1901-1939. Can anyone narrow this down to the exact year? Also, what would this gun be worth? I've dealt with quite a few Brownings, but nothing this old. Any help would be great. Thanks.
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The records for most browning firearms pre 1939 are hard to come by and are basically non existent for the auto 5 but you may have some luck with other members
I heard yours was made in 1938. sorry I can not say positive. the 16's were numbered separate from the 12 gauge( I think).
Just walking on the edge of of my grave.
oh yours is a 2-9/16" chamber so you should not shoot 2-3/4" shells in it (I think). I'm not much of a Browning guy.
I would find an authorized Browning dealer in your area. Most Browning dealers can tell a lot by the serial number. If your gun is really cherry they might make an offer. I would consider the offer. if you can find a Browning only auction you will likely get top dollar. You don't have to take the first offer. I they really want your gun they will make a better offer at another time.
I have a pair of Colt Diamondbacks my gunsmith really wants. Every year or so he makes a better offer. He will usually try to snag my Colts when he knows I have just spent a bunch of money. Every time I bring one of the Diamondbacks in for service he keeps it for a week. He usually manages to squeeze in some range time. I can tell he has been to the range...he adjusts the sights for his ammo.
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Is your gun marked "Sweet 16" on the Rec.? Check these links out.http://browningcollectors.com/links.htm
If your serial# is numbers only and has no letters, the year of manufacture would be in 1927.............
Thanks for the info. My serial number is all numbers, no letters. It's not a "sweet sixteen". Any ideas on what it's worth? I found a similar gun on another web site (a gun auction board) that was at $575 but it hadn't sold yet. Mine appears to be in a little better shape than this one. This seems cheap for a gun this old that's in such good shape. I hope it's worth more than this much because I've got more money in it. I was hoping to be able to sell it for $750 - $800. Thanks again for your help.
What people ask on auction sites means nothing, only what it sells for. Yours is not a "sweet sixteen" and is old enough that it can not shoot 2-3/4" shells. While it is nice I would be surprised if you could get $500 for it from a knowledgeable person.
Hate to hear the value. I took it in on trade on a browning double barrel and allowed the guy $600 for it. I guess I should have done some research before I traded for it. It was so old and in such nice shape, I thought I could make a few bucks. Even though the news was bad, you guys are great and this is a really helpful web site. Thanks for all the help.


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This review is from: Rosewill RHTS-8206 USB Connector 5.1 Channel Vibration Gaming Headset
Pros: Amazing and clear sound
Viberation is phenominal and imersive
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Cons: Not sure if this is really a con but even after installing drivers still comes up as generic driver does not come up as a rosewill in the sounds panel.
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The Inn at Paradise si trova al primo tee del bellissimo deserto Greens Golf Course. I nostri quindici camere si affacciano sui rigogliosi giardini campi da golf di giorno e le luci scintillanti di Albuquerque di notte. Per i golfisti offriamo un percorso da campionato 18 buche, putting green, campo pratica, pro-shop completi, lezioni e noleggio. I non golfisti possono godere di un tuffo nella vasca idromassaggio, rilassarsi al suono della cascata, o prendere nei siti del sud-ovest a pochi minuti di distanza.
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4,6 su febbraio 04, 2011
The atmosphere was very different at this inn than in any of the chain hotels in which I've stayed. The fact that it is run by a family brings a personality to the inn that makes it feel like more like a home than a motel. The family was wonderful to meet, but I gave me the privacy and space to relax in the beautiful gardens as well as in my room, which was very clean and cozy. The breakfast was not anything special, but neither was it bad per se. My stay at the inn was very relaxing and I will definitely be staying there again the next time that I am in Albuquerque.
4,6 su febbraio 03, 2011
The innkeepers are very sweet. The atmosphere makes you feel like part of the family! The gardens and peacefullness with the Golf Course next door really made my stay enjoyable. Will be returning!
2,0 su marzo 27, 2010
We were disappointed with our stay. The owner was not friendly nor helpful. He took our money, gave us the key and we never saw him again. We have had better breakfasts at inexpensive chain hotels. The common areas including the kitchen were cluttered and not very clean. However, the rooms were clean and quiet. Would not stay there again.
Albuquerque, NM (ABQ)
da Albuquerque, I-25 all'uscita Nord Ovest sul Paseo Del Norte, Destra sul Golf Course Road, a sinistra su Country Club Lane per l'Inn
Acquari, Casino, Concerti, Interessi Storici, Cinema, Parchi Nazionali/Statali, Sandia Peak Tramway, Teatro, Fiume, Zona sciistica, Vigneti, Zoo
BBQ , Giochi da tavolo, Sale Conferenze, Data port, Dispositivo Fax, Biblioteche, Ingresso privato, Attrezzature matrimoni
Aria condizionata, Sveglia , Camino, Jacuzzi, Accesso a internet , Radio, TV via cavo/satellite, TV, Telefono, Servizio di Rimbocco Coperte, Wi-Fi
Canottaggio, Sci in discesa, Golf, Cavallo, Mountain Bike, Corso di formazione Running-Mondo, Shopping, Scenari, Campi da tennis, Noleggio racchette da tennis
Antoni and Natalia Niemczak
Polacco, Inglese


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Mentors are highly qualified, experienced professionals who make themselves available in your local area to help you learn the course material and get certified. Each Mentor is hand-selected from students that have completed their relevant GIAC certification with scores of 85% or higher.
Alderson, Duncan
Duncan is a Manager within PwC Australia's Cyber practice. He has over 12 years experience in Network Design, Network Security Architecture and Penetration Testing. During this time has worked with many house hold names on multi-national projects. Designing and implementing large scale networks in ISP environments and implementing security solutions or secure design for multi-layer networks. He is currently the lead for the Melbourne Threat & Vulnerability Management team and has worked in United Kingdom, Abu Dhabi, Singapore and Australia securing private and public sector clients systems.
Alleyne, Nik
Nik has over 15 years in IT, with the last 6 being more focused on Security. He is currently employed as a Manager, Cyber Security for a Managed Security Services Provider, spending most of his days leading a team responsible for IDS/IPS and SIEM technologies.
His academic credentials include a BSc Computer Science, along with PG Cert (Hons) specialization in VoIP and Wireless Broadband. Current industry certifications such as CISSP, GCIA, GCIH, CCNP Security and R&S, CCMSE +VSX, SFCA, SFCE, SWSE, MCSE, MCITP/EA, BCCPA,IBM Certified Deployment Professional - Security QRadar SIEM V7.1, ITIL, ISO9001 Internal Auditor, etc.
You can also reach out to Nik via his blog at securitynik.blogspot.com or via linkedin at http://ca.linkedin.com/pub/nik-alleyne-cissp-gcia/51/1b8/364/
Banning, Chadwick
Chadwick Banning started his career in technical support. His technical aptitude saw him move up to Systems and Network Administrator and finally to Technical Director for an educational startup. Currently, Chadwick is a Linux Administrator at the Rimm-Kaufman Group, an online digital marketing firm. Over the course of his career he has garnered experience in everything from desktop support and web development to systems administration and information security. He holds a wide-range of certifications including GCED, CCNA Security, RHCSA, RHCE, MCITP: Server Administrator, LPIC-I, A+, Security+, and Network+ as well as a BA in Mass Communications from Virginia Tech. He is excited about mentoring because he enjoys getting his passion for security rub off on other people.
Barone, Joshua
Joshua Barone has 10 years of experience as a software developer with 5 years specialized in security design and development. Joshua Barone has a core background in Java, .Net, Python, and security development. Joshua specializes in .Net and Java Enterprise technologies, Web Services, Agile Methodologies, Open Source, and Test-Driven Development. He is familiar with a variety of platforms (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Unix), databases (PostrgreSQL, MySQL, MSSQL, Oracle), J2EE Application Servers, Software Development Methodologies and Tools. Joshua is also experienced in security vulnerability assessment for platforms and applications. Joshua Barone is a Certified Information System Security Professional (CISSP).
Bernal Michelena, David Eduardo
David Bernal Michelena holds a bachelors degree in Computer Engineering from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). Since July 2013, he is a member of Security Events team at Alstom, a world leader company in energy and transport solutions. Alstom has a huge network, formed by about 80,000 hosts and servers distributed worldwide. He was attracted by the challenge that represents defending such a large network, having the opportunity to use and enhance Alstom cutting edge technologies and applying his forensic abilities to bring value to the team. His main activities are incident response, security patching management, malware analysis and remediation, forensic analysis, IPS/IDS and correlation management and optimization.
He formerly served as a Senior Computer Forensic Analyst at Scitum from July 2011 to July 2013. His main activities there were evidence acquisition, analysis, preservation, incident response, log analysis and results reporting to Scitumâs clients. In Scitum he had the opportunity to work in challenging projects for Mexican private and public institutions, including large Banks and other large government clients.
In November 2010, David was one of the main instructors in the forensics workshop on LINUX systems at the prestigious local event UNAM security conference. From August 2009 to July 2011 he worked as an incident handler and forensic analyst in UNAM Computer Emergency Response Team, which is the first CERT to be created in Mexico.
In August 2010, he was one of the winners of Honeynet 5th Forensic Challenge, log mysteries. In 2011 he gave his first SANS 508 Advanced Computer Forensic and Incident Response course in Mexico, in 2013 he gave his second course. He loves teaching, specially InfoSec courses.
David is GCFA, GCFE and Access Data certified. He also likes programming in several languages and is a command line lover in LINUX and Windows as well.
On his free time, he likes to play the piano.
Blake, Greg
Greg Blake is currently an IT Security Specialist with a state-wide college system. He has almost 20 years of experience in IT within education, insurance, and defense. Over the course of his career he has responded to multiple security incidents, helped his employers secure and defend their infrastructures, conducted forensic investigations, and provided expertise regarding PCI compliance. He holds a Masters of Business Administration and a B.A. in Information Technology Management degrees. In his career Greg has held multiple certifications including MCNE, CNA, MCP, and SANS GCIH and GCFA. Greg currently holds CISSP, GPEN, and is a certified PCI Internal Security Assessor. Greg also teaches the ISC2 Safe and Secure Online program to school age children and their parents within his community.
Boller, Martin
Martin Boller is a Principal Information Security Auditor with Danfoss, a privately held global company that is a world-leading supplier of technologies that meet the growing need for food supply, energy efficiency, climate-friendly solutions and modern infrastructure. He also holds the CISA, GPEN and multiple other industry certifications.
Martins tenure in the IT industry spans over twenty-five years at Olivetti, Digital, Compaq, HP and Microsoft where he has held leading roles in IT security architecture, operations and management, where he has been defining and implementing technology and security strategy for clients worldwide. At HP Martin also worked as an instructor at customer and internal events on security and technology topics, as well as a mentor for other colleagues. A Mentor Program is an outstanding way for Information Technology Professionals to gather, learn and develop from the combined experiences and knowledge of each other.
Booker, Elton
Elton Booker is a Forensic Analyst at MIT Lincoln Laboratory where he has been involved in forensic analysis, incident response, and risk assessments for the last 3 years. He began his career in criminal justice working with local and federal Law Enforcement agencies and eventually as an investigator for a local institution, while performing acquisitions and rudimentary forensic analysis. Booker started his career in Information Security as a Compliance Analyst conducting system audits, security/risk assessments and remediation to specific security functions including internal vulnerability assessments, penetration testing and malware infections. Currently he is an active member of Infragard, HTCIA, and the Computer Technology Investigators Network (CTIN). Booker's educational background includes an MS in Criminal Theory from Roger Williams University and a BS in Digital Forensics from Champlain College. He currently holds the GCFE, GCFA, GCIH, EnCE, Security+, Network+, CCE and a professional certificate in Linux Security Administration.
Borso, Serge
Over the course of Sergeâs 10+ years as a security professional he has had the opportunity to work for various organizations and clients on all sorts of initiatives, ranging from implementing transparent biometric user authentication in online banking applications to dumpster diving and penetration testing. Serge earned his Bachelorâs of Science degree in Electronic Business Management and a Masterâs of Science degree in Computer Systems Security prior to earning the CISSP and three SANS certifications: GPEN, GCFA and GWAPT. Prior to his current role, Serge was responsible for application security, fraud prevention, audit compliance, vulnerability assessing, security awareness and the like in an electronic banking environment encompassing hundreds of servers, thousands of websites and over one million unique end users.
Caiado, Marcelo
Marcelo enforced Firewall, Intrusion Prevention System (IPS), Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), anti-virus and anti-spam configuration and maintenance. He assisted with the selection, installation, and adoption of automated tools that enforce or monitor the compliance with information security policies, procedures, standards, and similar information security requirements. He analyzed and documented information security incidents as well as the analysis of the circumstances enabling or permitting these same incidents to take place. Audited, verified network security and gave recommendations to improve the network security. Executed wireless evaluations and security auditings. Advised organizations with current information about information security technologies and issues and researched and recommended solutions. Wrote user manuals on security softwares and computer, email and Internet user policy. Developed and implemented user security awareness programs, with seminars, conferences, folders, newsletters and helpful suggestions. Designed and reviewed Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7 and Linux security architecture.
Marcelo has assisted task forces in lawsuits as technical assistant, acting as a expert witness in civil trails. He assisted in computer crimes (cybercrime) investigations and was responsible for establishing a chain of custody for evidence. He performed customer data analysis of data requested from banks and telecommunication companies, as requested by Brazilian Attorneys. He wrote, compiled and edited reports of security activities.
Marcelo has also worked as an associate professor on some colleges training on the following subjects: Law, Investigation and Ethics; Physical Security; Systems Security and Auditing; Networking; Cryptography; Software Engineering; Data Processing Center Administration. He worked as instructor for the Security Fundamentals Course (Presidency of Republic) for over than 10 classes. He was lecturer at the most important Information Security conferences in Brazil.
Finally, Marcelo holds a Masters degree in Computer Science and a Bachelor degree in Information Systems. He also has some certifications, which illustrates his passion to learn: GIAC Certified Forensics Analyst (GCFA), GIAC Certified Incident Handler (GCIH), CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) and EnCase Certified Examiner (EnCE).
Carneiro, Smita
Smita Carneiro has been working in the IT industry for a long time. After getting an engineering degree, she worked for a company that specialized in Novell LANS. She became certified in Novell and then transitioned to Windows getting her MCSE starting with NT 4.0 and working up to 2003. She became interested in application packaging and SMS and spent more than 10 years with SMS/SCCM. Along the way she obtained GIAC certification. She now works as an Active Directory Systems Engineer for Purdue University and also holds the GCWN certification. She learnt a lot doing both SANS courses and wants to help others get interested in and learn more about security. http://www.linkedin.com/pub/smita-carneiro/7/4a3/64b/
Caruso, Robert
As a CISSP, Robert Caruso designed the PKI client authentication portal for the Defense Logistics Agency training site to enable two-factor authentication of 22,000+ personnel located in 24 time zones using unbreakable cryptography. He has mentored high school students in the U.S. Cyber patriot competition and worked with the Boy Scouts of America to develop a new technology merit badge, Programming. Robert has also taught mainframe Cobol programmers to write web applications in J2EE where one student noted, "I had tried to learn Java programming several times, but this was the first time it made sense." An avid inventor and tinkerer, he holds a patent for a fitness entertainment hardware/software device and has developed applications for every platform from mobile apps to cloud servers. Currently, Robert is the Information Security Architect on the Strategy, Policy, and Planning team at Battelle Memorial Institute in Columbus, Ohio, where he researches current and emerging cyber threats to the enterprise. At Battelle, Robert co-authored a paper on Cyber Risk Managanament for Medical Device Design which was published in the AAMI journal in 2014. A graduate of The Ohio State University, College of Engineering in Computer Science, he also holds certifications in CISSP, GMOB, Sun Java, C++/MFC, FISMA/NIST NSTISSI-4011, CNSSI-4012, ISO-27002, and ITIL Fv3. Robert is active in the local security community in the Central Ohio Infragard, is an officer of the ISC2 chapter in Columbus, Ohio, and is on the GIAC/SANS Advisory Board.
Cunningham, Troy
Troy Cunningham has work in IT for a decade now in multiple roles, with a strong focus on system and network administration. He is currently positioned as a Senior Network Administrator with a private sector organization. In addition to working with enterprise level networks with a big focus on SaaS in both classic and Software Distributed Datacenters, Troy also works with smaller businesses to develop their IT infrastructure. With a personal love of learning more about the world, comes a love of teaching. While this may the beginning of a teaching career in Information Technology for Troy, hes often given discourses in other subjects such as philosophy and theology. In this regard he is consistently open to questions and open discussions.
Curtis, Michael
Michael A. Curtis (Mike) has over 20 years of experience in the security field and has held several key leadership positions at Rollins, Virtual IT Experts, this.com and BellSouth.net. Additionally, Mike is active in the security community having served as a past member of the Symantec Customer Advisory Board, and is an officer in the Atlanta (ISC)2 Chapter. Mike holds a BSEE, cum laude, from Northeastern University, an MBA from Bentley College and a CISSP.
DeLong, Bill
Over twenty years of successful military and civilian experience including extensive knowledge and expertise in researching, coordinating, analyzing, and developing detailed intelligence and security assessments, with a reputation for meeting the most challenging organizational goals and objectives. Graduate degree in Business and Organizational Security Management. Currently employed as a Department of the Army Civilian as a Cyber security Specialist. Numerous DoD Security Courses. Professional IT certifications as CISSP and GSEC. Member of ISC2, ISSA, INFRAGUARD, and ASIS.
My LINKED In profile is https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=42751270&trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile.
I look forward to being the eternal teacher and therefore become the eternal student.
Deluce, Jason
Jason has been practicing in the technology industry for 10 years. Security has always been a major focus, and his sole focus for 4 years.
Jason has an ardent interest for following trends and identifying new technologies and relevant applications. His devotion to continuous learning and research keeps him ahead of the curve. He currently holds GSLC and GSEC certifications.
Currently employed as a Technology Security and Compliance Manager, he has working knowledge of various security related technologies and vendors. Such technologies include Rapid 7 Nexpose and Metasploit, Logrhythm SIEM, and Palo Alto Networks Next Gen Firewalls. Working specifically in the realms PCI-DSS Compliance, and SOX Compliance, Jason has experience with leading, deploying, and evaluating compliance programs.
Recently, Jason obtained his first SANS Challenge Coin (RMO) during his SEC504 training by being a member of the SEC504 Capture the Flag winning team at SANS Chicago 2013.
Jason has a great ability to communicate technical concepts in a non-technical manner, and welcomes the opportunity to share his knowledge and experience.
Dorsey, Schuyler
Schuyler have several years of hands on security experience. His I.T. career started as helpdesk but with a security emphasis as he knew from the beginning that security was his goal. Fast forward several years, he is working a security consultant. He has gained several professional certifications and completed his Master's of Science in Information Security. Due to his background of being on the blue team while performing red team assessments, he is able to accurately perform security assessments and speak to the remediation and assists many companies in the hands on mitigation approaches.
Drews, Melvin
Coming from a long background of designing, implementing and supporting enterprise IT systems, Mel Drews found himself working in information security rather by accident 10 years ago and found a passion there. His security-focused experience includes security curriculum development, penetration testing, vulnerability and risk assessment, program development, audit, and miscellaneous consulting for U.S. and international entities, primarily in government, financial services and energy sectors. Mr. Drews currently works with a global financial services firm with responsibility for software security. He holds the GCFE, CISSP, CISA and Project+ certifications.
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/meldrews
Blog: http://www.redcedarnet.com
Elliott, Mark
Mark Elliott has served as an information security professional since 1999 and an information technology professional since taking his first class in computer programming in 1988. He is a retired Army Warrant Officer, having served over 34 years in the Army and the Army National Guard. He has conducted numerous red-team and blue-team assessments and is currently the lead security engineer on a government contract. He holds the CISSP, GPEN, GCIH, and GCED. You can connect with Mark at https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliottmg
Fernandez, Jesse
Jesse Fernandez currently works as a Senior IS Audit Specialist in the insurance industry. In his role, Fernandez conducts complex information security audits. During 2012, Fernandez worked with the PCI Security Standards Council to develop guidance around conducting a PCI DSS risk assessment in the role of Content-Coordinator to ensure document consistency, technical soundness, and assist in the development of the table of contents. Fernandez holds the GSLC, GSEC, GCED, GCIH, CISSP, and CISA certifications, has over ten years of industry experience, and has been a guest speaker for SANS, ISACA, and the ISSA.
Fitzpatrick, Montez
Montez has worked in the industry since 2004. However, Montez has a passion for technology that reaches much farther back than that. A personal philosophy of "never leave an interesting problem or question to wonderment." Montez currently works as a Senior Information Security Engineer and a Senior Security Consultant, with experience that spans the gamut of information security domains, He has mastery of both soft and hard technical skills.
Frates, Jarrod
Jarrod started on computers in elementary school on a TRS-80, and moved through the years to the Apple II, the Macintosh, and eventually the PC. After working for a couple of years as the unofficial "computer guy" in his department, he transitioned into a full-time IT role in the mid-1990s, eventually working on projects involving wireless networking and PKI cryptography. Since then has held a strong interest in the cat-and-mouse games between attacker and defender. He's worked in a variety of industries, including medical manufacturing, financial, energy, and local government, learning that while every environment is different, no environment is truly unique. For the last few years, he's been involved in security operations at an ACS, Inc., contract at the County of Orange, overseeing a wireless networking deployment and taking a strong role in re-engineering the County's security infrastructure, among many other projects. He holds a GAWN and GCIH, and has no plans to stop with those.
Gorenflo, Jonathan
Jon has worked in Information Technology for over 10 years, and has focused on Information Security for the last 7 years. He is passionate about security, and loves trying to ignite that passion in other people. Jon was a Warrant Officer in the Army Reserve, where he served for over 11 years. He currently maintains the GCIH, CISSP,MCSE: Security and Security+.
Gorup, Tom
Tom was an Infantry squad leader in the US Army serving in Iraq and Afghanistan where he earned the Purple Heart. After the Army, Tom joined Rook as a security analyst and quickly progressed to his current position of SOC Manager. In this role, Tom oversees the monitoring, scanning, and incident response for hundreds of enterprise-level companies. Additionally, Tom has spearheaded the transition into 24x7 operations and incorporating ITIL best practices. Tom also worked on the development of multiple proprietary threat intelligence tools. Tom has successfully obtained a Security+ and GCIA certifications. Toms excitement to become a SANS mentor is spawned from the need to give back to a community which has provided him so much throughout his journey into information security. Being able to pass his knowledge forward and give people the same opportunities that were afforded him would be thrilling.
Greene, Charles
After serving the country in the United States Navy for 8 years, Charles (Chip) Greene began his career in Information Technology. Over the next 18 years, Chip has held positions in Support, Design, Research and Development, Education, Disaster Recovery, and most recently in Information Security. As a Senior Information Security Analyst, Chip leads the Identity and Access Management Team at Virginia Commonwealth University Health Systems. Chip has received a Bachelor's Degree in Information Systems from Virginia Commonwealth University, and a Master's Degree in Disaster Sciences from the University of Richmond. He currently holds a GIAC Security Leadership Certification and previously held the Cisco Certified Security Professional certification. Mr. Greene was also honored with an Outstanding Educational Performance Award from the University of Richmond upon graduation from his Masters program. Education and training are extremely important to ones career and Chip believes that it is important for everyone to take advantage of the opportunities presented to them. The SANS Mentor Program is an outstanding way for Information Technology Professionals to gather, learn and develop from each others experiences and knowledge.
Harmon, Matthew J.
Matthew J. Harmon, a Principal Consultant at Rendition InfoSec, has over 20 years of experience in incident analysis and response, secure architecture development, security auditing, penetration testing, tactical risk assessments, international standards development.
Mr. Harmon presents frequently for groups such as the Cyber Security Summit, Saint Paul College ACM Cyber Security Workshop, Metropolitan State University's Masters in Computer Forensics Capstone, and (ISC)2 Twin Cities MN on topics such as Cyber War, DDoS Survival, Java Exploits Offense and Defense, Incident Handling and Hacking Techniques, and Evidence Based Risk Assessments. He has also served on various security organization and conference advisory boards, organized the Security B-Sides MSP 2014 Conference and the Security B- Sides MSP Crypto Party and Hacker Showcase at the 2014 Cyber Security Summit.
Harper, Daniel
Daniel Harper has been working in IT for the past 11 years, 7 of which have been with an emphasis on security. He has a Bachelor's in IT Networking and Security from Utah Valley University. When his schedule permits, Dan writes on his blog at hakinthebox.blogspot.com. In Dan's spare time he likes to tinker with projects such as the WiFi Pineapple, USB Rubber Ducky, and the RaspberryPi and play games with his friends and family.
Hayes, Kirk
Kirk Hayes is an Information Systems Security Manager for Innovative Defense Technologies. Kirk competed in the Cyber Aces challenge and was invited to be part of the inaugural cohort for the NJ Cyber Aces Academy at Brookdale. During his time at the cohort, Kirk completed SEC401, SEC504, SEC560, and SEC575 along with the certifications of GSEC, GCIH, GPEN, and GMOB. Kirk also holds other certifications such as Security+, Network+, A+, & MCP. Kirk has a passion for learning and all things pertaining to security. In his spare time, Kirk can be found hacking away at his test lab, including mobile devices, and playing with his children.
Hodges, Robert
Huber, Michael
Johnson, Diane
Diane has been a Technologist for over 20 years focusing on security since 9/11. She has worked in roles such as Help Desk, Pen Tester, Sys Admin, Network Engineer, Privacy Manager, Security Analytics, and Enterprise Security Architect. Her industry experience includes Retail, Healthcare, Technology, Utility, and Local Government. These roles and industry experience have garnered a deep understanding of security architecture and the underlying technologies and business processes. When not analyzing logs, hacker techniques, or packet captures; Diane is found with family, traveling, creating crafty things or playing games on and off the net. Mentoring Sec504 is exciting to Diane because it is one of the SANS courses that delves into the mindset of the attacker and often the student will leave the class with a new perspective.
Kaiserman, Christina
Christina Kaiserman is a Security Analyst at Asante Health System, with four years in systems support and information security. She is a graduate of Southern Oregon University majoring in computer security and information assurance. Christina has the GCFE and is an associate of (ISC)2. She also volunteers with the Southern Oregon High Tech Crimes Task force.
Lawrence, Jason
Jason works for one of the big four accounting firms as the Cyber Defense Response Center Lead focusing on internal incident response and digital forensics. He has developed processes and procedures to reduce incident impact and cost, as well as early identification of incidents.
Jason also serves as the immediate past President of the Atlanta chapter of the HTCIA and served on the board for directors of the Atlanta chapter of the ISSA.
On his off hours Jason en-joys teaching SANS Forensics curriculum as part of the SANS Mentor program. He holds a Masters of Science in Information Security and Assurance (MSISA), and numerous security certifications such as: GCFA, GCIH, G2700, CISSP, CHFI, CEH and CISA.
Jason firmly believes that the only way to truly be secure is by educating others, and he lives by this principle. Furthermore, if you take the time and listen, you can learn from anyone, mostly from your students.
Mashburn, David
David Mashburn is currently the IT Security Manager for a global non-profit organization in the Washington, D.C. area. He also has experience working as an IT security professional for several civilian Federal agencies, and over 15 years of experience in IT. He holds a Masters Degree in Computer Science from John Hopkins University, and earned a B.S. from the University of Maryland at College Park. David holds multiple security-related certifications, including CISSP, GPEN, GCIH, GCIA, and CEH. He is also a member of the SANS / GIAC advisory board, and teaches courses in the Cybersecurity curriculum at the University of Maryland - University College.
McKenzie, Timothy
Timothy McKenzie has more than 15 years of IT and Information Security experience working in financial, government, defense contractor, and service related markets. Timothy has been trained in malware research and exploit development, expert penetration, and forensics work. He uses these skills professionally throughout his daily work, as well as placing within the top 5 in many CTF events. Timothy loves sharing the vast knowledge he has acquired to give back to the Information Security community.
Neely, Lee
Lee Neely is a senior IT and security professional at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) with over 25 years of experience. He has been involved in many aspects of IT from system integration and quality testing to system and security architecture since 1986. He has had extensive experience with a wide variety of technology and applications from point implementations to enterprise solutions. Lee has worked with securing information systems since he installed his first firewall in 1989. As part of his employers Cyber Security Program (CSP) he leads their new technology group, working with programs to develop secure implementations of new technology. Lee was instrumental in developing their secure configurations, risk assessments and policy updates required for iOS, Android, BlackBerry and Windows Mobile Devices. He has worked to evolve solutions for both corporate and BYOD requirements. Lee worked with the SANS SCORE project to develop the iOS Step-by-Step configuration guide as well as the Mobile Device Configuration Checklist which is included in the SEC 575 course. He teaches cyber security courses, including the new manager cyber security training, and Information System Security Officer training. Lee has a Bachelors in Computer Science from Cal State Hayward and holds several security certifications including GMOB, CISSP, CISA, CISM and CRISC. He is also the Technology Director for the ISC2 EastBay Chapter.
You can keep up with Lee @lelandneely
Overbaugh, John
John is passionate about security. He holds the CISSP, GWAPT, GSLC and GCIH certifications and is managing director for security services at Caliber Security Partners, a firm dedicated to helping clients achieve higher levels of security. Prior to joining Caliber, he was Director of Security and Compliance for Healthagen, Aetna's emerging businesses division. From 1999 to 2006, he led application security for multiple teams in Microsoft's product groups. John has 19 years of experience in information technology and software, and 15 years of experience in IT security. His security and compliance back-ground is in healthcare and secure development. John is married and enjoys time spent with his lovely wife and their six children.
Perryman, Kevin
Kevin Perryman started working with computers when he was 11 years old. Over the years Kevin has developed programs in 30+ computer languages, built personal computers from scratch and repaired computer hardware. Kevin has spent time reverse engineered software and data structures when the developing companies no longer supported their products. Long before it was called Forensic Data Recovery, Kevin developed his data recovery skills working for previous employers when hardware would fail. Using commercial applications, and when needed writing his own programs, to extract critical data elements from failed hard drives, floppy disk, zip drives and CD media. Kevin has developed skills in remote technical computing, data recovery, data analysis and email tracing. Kevin currently is self-employed providing IT Support to small business while also working as a Private Investigator.
Ross, Jonathon
Jonathon Ross took his first IT job on a help desk 23 years ago and has since worked as a systems administrator, netowrk engineer, and most recently as a systems engineer. Jon's journey into information security was initially a trial by fire when he suffered DDoS attacks in 1996 and later received a deeper understanding of BSD Unix from an attacker who repeatedly breached his systems. Jon has spent the last 15 years working for networking equipment vendors focusing on security products helping private companies and government agencies deploy controls, analyze security intelligence, and recover from attacks. He holds a B.S. in Computer Science, M.S. in Information Assurance as well as CISSP and GPEN certifications.
Russell, Kevin
Kevin Russell grew up a stones throw from Disneyland, but can now be found in the Midwest saving the world, one information security crisis at a time. Ok. Sometimes two. Kevins career of 30+ years in the computer industry has given him an in-depth view of companies security needs from perspectives ranging from mainframe systems programmer to security and data recovery administrator to Senior Vice President and Information Security Officer for a billion dollar company. Today Kevin serves as a security architect and consultant for a national systems integration firm. Clients rely on Kevins expertise to assess their current security posture, optimize security programs, and deliver secure IT services. Kevin has worked with clients in a variety of industries healthcare, financial services, insurance, manufacturing, and retail addressing a variety of IT long-range planning, design, security, regulatory response, availability, recoverability, IT service deployment, and IT service governance challenges. Kevin has achieved a masters degree in cyber security, attended a number of SANs courses, and obtained certifications including CISSP, CRISC, and most recently a GSLC. Kevin also has a variety of additional industry certifications including NSA IEM and IAM, IBM Security Top Gun, and ITIL Foundation. Kevin is excited to mentor this course, as he has made it his mission to spread the word about security, help the next generation of security professionals expand, and help grow the field. After being plied with too many lunches from friends asking advice on Internet safety for their families, Kevin launched a personal security crusade, spending the last 12 years delivering workshops to parents, teens, church groups, scout troops, school assemblies, and others about how to protect their families on the Internet. In 2012 his book on keeping families safe on the Internet was published, to be followed by his book on senior citizen internet safety scheduled for the end of 2014. You may view Kevins blogs at http://dadsinternetsafety.blogspot.com/
Scheidel, Greg
Greg Scheidel has over 20 years of hands-on experience in IT including desktop and server support, network design and implementation, application development and programming, IT service management, IT security, and information assurance. He currently leads the security branch of a large program responsible for providing security engineering, Assessment and Authorization (A&A) support and assessment activities, and general information assurance and security advice and recommendations. Greg excels at communicating with technical and non-technical stakeholders, firmly believes IT and security must serve business needs rather than exist for their own sake, and is passionate about teaching others while reinforcing and honing his own knowledge.
Skora, Joseph
Mr. Skora holds a M.S. degree in Information Systems and a B.S. in Computer and Information Science and has over 25 years of experience developing, deploying, integrating, and maintaining enterprise scale systems that combine hardware, software, database, and infrastructure components to solve problems in public and private sectors. He is a Sun Certified Java Programmer and Developer and passed IBM's InfoSphere Streams Technical Mastery Exam. As a result of what he learned in the SANS SEC560 Network Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking class, Joe scored 95% on the GIAC Penetration Tester certification exam and looks forward to helping other's do the same.
Squire, Jonathan
Jonathan Squire is a founding member of the Information Security Group of a well known publishing and media company. Jonathans expertise covers a wide range of skills including security architecture, incident response, hacker attack and defense techniques, reverse engineering, and extreme curiosity in how everything works. While working at his day job, Jonathan is credited with accomplishments that include developing an Information Security model for the enterprise, architecting a secure, centralized credit card processing solution, and guiding the design of the security infrastructure deployed throughout many customer facing properties. Mr. Squire is also responsible for providing direction in governance and industry best practices. Jonathan regularly scopes and leads penetration testing and security assessment initiatives, as well as providing guidance for corrective actions and performing debriefings across all levels of the organization. In his spare time, Jonathan is known to enjoy disassembling any piece of technology that cost more than $20 just to find out what else it can do. This propensity for abusing technology is easily witnessed by viewing the buckets of broken parts strewn throughout his basement as well as the creations that rise from the rubble. Jonathan has presented on many of these creations and the flaws that allowed the security to be bypassed on these systems at conferences including BlackHat and Hack in the Box. Jonathan is very passionate about information security and always strives to challenge the status quo and to improve everything he can. Jonathan shares that passion with his student in his teaching style and his genuine willingness to share and engage students in all topics related to information security.
Sternstein, Jon
Jon Sternstein has years of experience in the security industry and has been a lead contributor to securing a wide variety of environments from the education to financial and healthcare. Jon is the co-chair of the Technology Resources Workgroup at the North Carolina Healthcare Information and Communications Alliance (NCHICA). Jon has worked on both the offensive and defensive sides of the security industry. He graduated with a B.A. in Computer Science, minor in Business Studies, and holds GPEN, CISSP, CCNA, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), and many other security certifications. He has presented at DerbyCon and Raleigh Security B-Sides conferences and is one of the organizers of the Raleigh B-Sides conference.
Jon has a strong passion for security and experimenting with new technology. He has always been a supporter of teaching and knowledge sharing. Outside of security, Jon enjoys traveling the world, great music, and playing guitar.
Szili, David
David was about 10-years old when he got his first computer, a 486DX2. One of the first games he played was Sim City, but he was pretty bad at it, always ending up with a bankrupted city after 10-15 minutes. For some reason it was a lot easier for him to open the binaries of his saved games with a hex editor and overwrite the amount of money he had. Since then, David keeps on bending and twisting stuff to see what else can be done with things in addition to their original purpose.
Taylor, Ron
Ron has been working in the information security field for the past 15 years. He worked as a consultant for ten years, gaining experience in many areas. For the past five years he has been working as an engineer for Cisco Systems in RTP. His focus is on evaluating the security of Cisco products and working with the development teams to implement high security standards. Ron is a subject matter expert in DISA STIGâs and web application penetration testing. He also holds many industry certifications including GPEN, GCIH, GWAPT, RHCE, CCSP, CCNA, CISSP and MCSE.
Thomas, Sean
Sean Thomas has over 15 years of Information Technology experience in Higher Education. He has worked in various roles over the years including desktop support, networking, academic systems administration, Windows and Unix/Linux server administration, and is currently focused on IT Security. Sean has a Bachelor of Business Administration in E-Business Technology and has held MCP and RHCT certifications. Sean has experience with IDS/IPS, firewalls, packet analysis, vulnerability scanning, forensic analysis, and security assessments. He was an integral part of the development of the Security Services team at the University where he is currently employed. As part of this team, he has led initiatives in support of academic research, student services, and policy development. Sean currently holds the GCED and GCFA certifications.
van Niekerk, Colin
Colin van Niekerk is an avid technology enthusiast and Information Security Specialist who broke his first computer at age 8. By age 12, he had coded his first game, which included a simple, home baked Artificial Intelligence engine and at 15 he was sneaking out of bed at night to read his fathers BSc Computer Science textbooks.
In more recent years, he has attained the GCFE and GCFA certifications and joined the SANS/GIAC DFIR Advisory Board. Honours and awards include winning a Netwars tournament and a Lethal Forensicator Coin.
Colin is currently a Security Specialist within a large health insurance and financial services company where he spends his days either on Linux servers, buried in his digital forensics lab or consulting to the business on security related matters.
Colin tweets sporadically (@colinvanniekerk) and his LinkedIn profile is available here: https://za.linkedin.com/in/colinvanniekerk
ventura, brian
Brian has 20+ years in Information Technology, ranging from systems administration to project management and information security. He is an Information Security Architect at the City of Portland. Brian obtained the CISSP certification earlier this year and has previously been certified with Linux and Solaris. Brian has always been eager to promote others learning and sharing solutions with the community.
Villanti, Jon
Jon Villanti is an IT Security Manager with a Fortune 50 financial services company in Houston, TX. He has 22 years of IT experience; 12 years focused in IT security.
Prior to his current role, Jon has worked as an IT Security consultant, VP of Operations, CIO / VP and CEO. Jonâs private sector experience is augmented by over 20 years of Air Force experience, ranging from Intelligence Operations, Fighter Pilot, and Cyberspace Operations.
As a SANS mentor Jon enjoys working with students to realize their own âEurekaâ moments, mastering relevant curriculum in support of personal and professional goals.
Jon holds several IT Security certifications including CISSP, GPEN, GCIH and GSEC. His LinkedIn profile is http://www.linkedin.com/pub/jon-villanti/20/a51/282. You can follow @houston_jon on Twitter.
Waite, James
James Waite is the founder of Assuagent Ltd. He is an experienced professional with over 25 years in the IT industry. His experiences include SIEM systems design and setup, incident handling, intrusion analysis, network and perimeter security, desktop and server security. James Waite also is experienced with developing information security policies / standards / procedures. He is experienced in mid-range and mainframe operations, application development, network server operations, hierarchical storage management and LAN/WAN network design and implementation. Mr. Waites diverse experience provides a valuable understanding of the interactions of software and hardware in a heterogeneous computing and how this affects information security environments. Mr. Waites education and training includes: GIAC Certified Intrusion Analyst GCIA GIAC Certified Incident Handler GCIH GIAC Security Essentials GSEC CompTIA Security+
Yuwono, Edward
Ed started off his humble beginnings as a tinkerer, fighting boot sector viruses then fell in love with Security.
He has worked on projects both from a technical and a managerial perspective spanning several industries and countries. Currently holding a CISSP, GPEN, GCIH, GCWN amongst others, he is working towards obtaining his GSE.
Ed enjoys socialising with like minded people, thrives on technical, social, managerial challenges and is always ready to assist with worthy challenges.


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It's Monday, what are you eating today?
I'll start the thread today!
B- bulletproof coffee
L- leftover steak, sliced cucumbers w/ranch
D- Scallops with roasted cauliflower
Iced tea and water!
B - 2 eggs, coffee with light cream
L - 2 eggs, cheese stick, gala apple
D - pork chops, caesar salad, zucchini
Busy weekend so I never made it to the grocery store, hence the egg-a-thon today.
1/4 of pumpkin bake with up to 2 oz whipped cream
7 oz leftover roasted chicken (as wraps and as dinner)
cup bone broth
1/2 avocado
1 T mayo
2 T olive oil
2 c raw spinach (and then I'll cook it)
1 med. tomato
So probably
B-- some bites of pumpkin bake
L: chicken, avocado, tomato and mayo lettuce wraps, and a cup of bone broth
D:roasted chicken with spinach cooked in olive oil.
Snacks-- the rest of my portion of pumpkin bake
My macro numbers have been good when I log in what I want to eat. Today is 1320 cal, 100 fat, 80 protein, and carbs are 31 total/16 net. I might decide to omit the tomato to push total carbs down a little.
Hello!! :hiya:
coffee/hwc x 2 and 1 vco
tuna salad on top of almond crackers
asparagus with homemade hollandaise sauce and ham steak
pumpkin seeds
Hungry but don't wanna eat since the jaw hurts.
LC wrap with cheese and pepperoni
Not sure for the rest of the day
B 4 fried eggs
L tuna salad
D hamburger patties
B Hot tea w/stevia
L- 2 chicken tenders and side salad
S- Strawberries and HWC
D- Either a hamburger patty or steak, leftover green beans
S- SF jello , if needed
B: Tea w/Stevia, Coconut Cream, and CO Oil. HB Egg.
L: Cauliflower w/Sour Cream Ranch, Keto Almond Roll, 3oz Pepperoni, Pepper Jack Cheese and 13g Butter
D: 6oz Ham, 2tsp Mustard, Dill Pickles
Calories: 1251 Macros: 70%F/ 23%P/ 7%C 96.5gF 22.7gC 7.7gF 72.2gP
S--coffee egg cream
B--2 hardboiled eggs, ranch dressing and 1/4 avocado
L--hamburger patty, 1 deviled egg, homemade guac
D---roast chicken, creamed spinach, crescent roll
Lots of water
b-coffee, found some vanilla soymilk sweetened with splenda..not sure how i like it yet, but it's 1 carb
l-bacon jerky and water
d-chicken tacos w/o the tortilla or sauce.
B - 2 hardboiled eggs, acv with 32 oz of water, 16 oz of coffee with unsweetned almond and coconut milk and sweet and low
L - Tuna sald with a cup, celery and 2 pickel spears, ACV with 32 oz of water
D - Grilled chicken salad, feta, black olives, oil and vinegar, acv with 20 oz of water
Ciruit training
Day 3! So far so good!
B- coffee w/ 2 T HWC, splenda
L- salad, sunflower kernels, 1 deli style pickle spear
D- chicken breast, salad, 1 deli style pickle spear
sn- may have 1/2 T CO before bed if hungry, probably wont be!
+ lots of water, a green tea pill, and 2 fish oil pills
= 1,055 calories, 91g total fat, 26g sat fat, 28g total carbs, 18 net... I know I probably need to up my calories a bit but I just havent been hungry lately so im taking advantage of it while it lasts :)
B - Bulletproof coffee (which I had to make TWICE this morning because I spilled the first one all over the counter right after it finished brewing)
L - Apple, almonds, string cheese
D - Not sure what to do for this one, going to a Mumford & Sons concert right after work (yay!) so can't get home to cook. Normally I would just run through the drive through and grab a big burger and throw out the bun, but I've been eating no processed foods for the past 3 weeks and I wanted to keep it up....Ideas?
turkey bacon, watermelon.
hummus and celery
veggies for snacking
beef stick
Not sure about dinner yet.
Eva's-I would grab a grilled chicken salad.
B-two eggs, turkey bacon
L-grilled chicken, salad with guac, sour cream, pico
D-white castle hamburger pie
B - atkins tex-mex
L - pork steak, 1/2 avocado, steamed broccoli
D - grilled salmon, spinach/arugula w/olive oil, 1/4 c cottage cheese
coffee w/CO, water
l-glutamine x2, gtf chromium x3, 5-htp x3, multi vit, magnesium
Back after a small hiatus.
Fasting today, meat & egging tomorrow :)
I ate way too much yesterday and my stomach hurts today from it. I'm all cleaned out now lol, but I was trying to fast as long as I can today. I'm sure I'll eat something tonight but it will be light, like salad and fish, or just a salad. Jello probably.
First breakfast: Bulletproof coffee, 2 cups
Second breakfast: one spareribs with mustard
Lunch: 1/2 cup chicken liver cooked in butter and bacon grease, one strip bacon
Snack: one half cream cheese muffin, 13 macadamia nuts
Supper: 1/2 cup chicken liver cooked in butter and bacon grease, one strip bacon
Snack: one ounce cream cheese with lime juice and Splenda
Still fat fasting......
B- Source Greek Yogurt (4g), coffee with splenda and cream
L- pepperoni stick
D- bbq hamburger patty with cheese, seasoned pork on the bbq, garden salad with ranch
B - 2 scrambled eggs with 1 slice cheese and 1 cheddar wurst
L - 1 Beef pattie and 1/2 cup collards
D - 1 Beef pattie and 1/2 cup collards
Been on vacation the past week. I did really well then went off plan Friday, Sat and Sunday. Fasting today...liquids
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Strauss Group (STRS.TA) today reported its results for the third quarter and first nine month of 2011.Ofra Strauss, Chairperson of Strauss Group, said today: "Strauss continued with its strategic plans of international expansion, while emphasizing the adjustments necessary in Israel as a result of public dialogue and the social protest that has erupted over the high cost of living in the country. While investing in international markets and the company's growth engine, Strauss continues to review all work plans to provide appropriate solutions to the new reality." Gadi Lesin, President & CEO of Strauss Group, said today: "Strauss Group reports Third Quarter results with a 13.8% growth in sales, with growth evident in all activities and geographies. In Israel, the Group home base, we continue to grow in volume and value with continued investment in innovation." "While Group sales experienced growth, operating income and profitability eroded due to the increase in raw material, input costs and energy prices. Net profit increased by 7% following the decrease in finance expenses. The Group continues to invest in developing its international activities, emphasizing investment in water and refrigerated dips and spreads through strategic international partnerships." Third Quarter Financial Highlights [1] :
- Sales totaled NIS 2.0 billion ( NIS 1.8 billion last year), up 13.8%; Organic sales growth net of exchange rates effect totaled 12.2%.
- Gross profit totaled NIS 688 million (34.1% of sales), compared to NIS 642 million last year (36.3% of sales), up 7.3%.
- Operating profit totaled NIS 139 million (6.9% of sales), compared to NIS 161 million last year (9.1% of sales), down 13.6%.
- Net profit to shareholders totaled NIS 61 million, compared to NIS 54 million last year, up 13.7%.
- Sales totaled NIS 5.6 billion ( NIS 5.0 billion last year), up 11.5%; Organic sales growth net of exchange rates effect totaled 10.2%.
- Gross profit totaled NIS 2.0 billion (35.8% of sales), compared to NIS 1.9 billion last year (38.5% of sales), up 4.0%.
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- Net profit to shareholders totaled NIS 170 million, compared to NIS 209 million last year, down 18.7%.
Nine Month Third Quarter 2011 2010 % Chg 2011 2010 % Chg Sales 5,629 5,047 11.5 2,015 1,771 13.8 Gross Profit 2,017 1,941 4.0 688 642 7.3 Operating Profit (1) 418 479 (12.7) 139 161 (13.6) Profit for the Period 237 286 (17.0) 86 81 7.9 Net Profit (2) 170 209 (18.7) 61 54 13.7(1) Before other income (expenses)
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The CSUSB Music Department offers an accredited education in a wide variety of fields such as performance, composition, music technology, commercial music, musical theater, music education, and music history. The department hosts several musical events throughout the year. Our quarterly concert selection depends on the students and faculty and typically includes jazz, string orchestra, symphonic band and choir. The Music Department also hosts several guest artists from around the world throughout the year. The annual Opera Theatre presentation is one of Cal States premier events.
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Enters fall practice as the Blazers' No. 1 quarterback ... UAB has gone 6-1 in games he has started over the past three years, including wins over 17th-ranked East Carolina (in 1999) and LSU (in 2000 at Baton Rouge) ... makes good decisions on the field and has excellent running abilities ... his style of play fits the Blazers offense perfectly ... earned three letters.
2001: Appeared in eight games, and became the starter in midseason when Jeff Aaron was injured vs. Cincinnati (Oct. 13) ... started the final five games of the season and led UAB to a 4-1 record during that stretch (including four straight wins) ... rushed for 445 yards on 101 carries with five touchdowns for the season .... now 6-1 for his UAB career as the Blazers' starting quarterback (dating back to the 1999 season) .... led UAB to a 43-21 victory at Houston on Nov. 17 ... Cox rushed for 133 yards and two touchdowns and also passed for 128 yards and a score vs. the Cougars. ? in UAB?s 38-17 win over TCU at Legion Field (Nov. 10), Cox set career highs with 223 passing yards and two touchdown passes .... made his first start of the 2001 season vs. Tulane (Oct. 20) and led the Blazers to a 34-27 Homecoming victory .... in the process, he set new UAB single-game marks for quarterback rushing yards (177) and attempts (26), and ran for two touchdowns, including a 45-yard scamper on an option play in the first quarter (Cox also scored two rushing TDs in the 1999 win over East Carolina) .... against Memphis (Oct. 27), Cox rushed for what turned out to be the game-winning touchdown, a two-yarder in the third quarter ... team's second leading rusher with 445 total yards and 55.6 yards per game ... against C-USA opponents, finished the season ranked seventh in rushing (68.7 yards per game) and ninth in both passing (87.2 yards per game) and total offense (155.8 yards per game).
2000: Appeared in four games, starting at LSU (Sept. 23) ... completed two passes for 43 yards vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (Sept. 30) ... also scored a touchdown on a five-yard run vs. Louisiana-Lafayette.
1999: With the injury to backup quarterback Lee Jolly at Cincinnati (10/16), Cox moved into the backup spot ...he became the starter when Daniel Dixon was injured in practice (11/3); he did not disappoint in his first collegiate start, throwing for 122 yards (10-20) and a touchdown and running for two touchdowns in leading the Blazers to one of the biggest wins in the program's history, a 36-17 victory over No. 17 East Carolina (11/6) ... with the win, Cox became the fourth quarterback in UAB history to win in his first start (the others are Daniel Dixon, Chris Bradford and Alvin Stokes) ... Cox made his collegiate debut vs. Louisiana-Monroe (10/2), but did not attempt a pass ... he played his first significant time in the Wake Forest game (10/23), completing five of 14 pass attempts with one interception.
1998: Sat out the season as a redshirt.
HIGH SCHOOL: Started all 14 games for his father, Coach Carrol Cox, as a senior at Jess Lanier High School ...Blue Chip selection by The Forrest Davis Football Recruiting Annual ... Birmingham News Second-Team All-Metro selection ... Birmingham Post-Herald "10 Most Wanted" Honorable-Mention selection ... North-South All-Star ... led Jess Lanier to Class 6A semi-finals as a senior ...completed 101 of 190 passes for 1,369 yards and 12 touchdowns ... played at Hueytown High School as a sophomore and junior ...led Hueytown to state semi-finals as a sophomore ... also lettered in basketball.
PERSONAL: Born April 28, 1980, in Bessemer, Ala. ... son of Carrol and Joyce Cox ... a history major ... named to Conference USA Commissioner's Honor Roll (2000 & 2001), UAB Dean's List for twice, and UAB Athletic Director's Academic Honor Roll five times during his career.