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According to WatchGuard, seven out of 10 restaurants, hotels and other businesses don't take the necessary steps to secure their guest Wi-Fi networks.
November 12, 2014
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Pain points related to finding indicators of compromise in system logs and CDE outsourcing have led to a pair of new PCI special interest groups that will begin work next year.
October 27, 2014
Research finds more organizations use big data analytics for security
Research from Nemertes shows an increasing percentage of enterprises are utilizing big data analytics for security as traditional defenses fail to hold off attackers.
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The defense-in-depth security model is often touted as a must for enterprises, but research shows that security products often fail to do what they're supposed to.
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How to perform a next-generation network security audit
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In a new MMQB piece about Pettine by former Boston Globe reporter Greg Bedard, Pettine explains why he keeps his defensive playbook relatively small. And the answer takes a bit of a jab at the Patriots organization in true Gang Green fashion.
"I don't put a lot of graduate-level information in it," Pettine told MMQB. "We know in places like New England, it's only a matter of time that they somehow mysteriously end up with our playbook."
The comment, though, isn't quite as accusatory as it seems at first glance.
Pettine went on to tell a specific story relating to how New England may have ended up with a Jets defensive playbook in the past. Apparently at Wes Welker's wedding Patriots quarterback
"It didn't shock me because Rex would give them out like candy anyway," Pettine says. "He gave one out to [Alabama coach Nick] Saban and I was like, 'Don't you know Saban and Bill [Belichick] are pretty good friends? I have a feeling it's going to end up in New England.'"
Still, can't imagine Pettine's comments to MMQB will be embraced in Foxborough.
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Closeup In Swing/A New Kind Of Love
Erroll Garner
1. You Do Something to Me 3:15 2. My Silent Love 4:05 3. All of Me 2:21 4. No More Shadows 4:07 5. St. Louis Blues 6:27 6. Some of These Days 3:12 7. I'm in the Mood for Love 4:25 8. El Papa Grande 4:10 9. The Best Things in Life are Free 3:28 10. Back in Your Own Back Yard 3:49 11. You Brought a New Kind of Love to me 3:28 12. Louise 3:18 13. Fashion Interlude 4:08 14. Steve's Song 3:55 15. Paris Mist (Bossa Nova) 3:54 16. Mimi 3:35 17. Theme from A New Kind of Love (All Yours) 3:13 18. In the Park in Paree 3:13 19. Paris Mist (Waltz-Swing) 4:19 20. The Tease 3:36
Telarc is proud to release the fifth dual album drawn from the works of the extremely prolific pianist and composer Erroll Garner. This set brings together two diverse albums from his past Octave Record Masters, Closeup in Swing and A New Kind of Love. Both classics have been out of print for more than two decades.
Closeup in Swing is a collection of ten songs chosen by Garner from more than sixty improvisations that he performed during several evening sessions in July and August of 1961. It is comprised mostly of jazz standards like Cole Porter's "You Do Something To Me" and "I'm in the Mood for Love" by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Fields. There are also two Garner originals, "El Papa Grande" a brilliant mambo revel and the beautiful ballad "No More Shadows." This album exudes extraordinary warmth and energy that Garner has been able to bring to both the standards and originals.
On A New Kind of Love, Garner makes his debut as a composer of motion picture themes and brings his piano artistry into a new dimension, within the setting of a magnificent 35-piece orchestra conducted by veteran Hollywood arranger-conductor Leith Stevens.
For this album, Garner has taken the themes he composed for the score of A New Kind of Love, starring Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman, and re-created them expressly for this recording. He extended his own compositions and re-interpreted the film's standard songs, far beyond their original use in the picture score, with enormously fulfilling and exciting results.
One of the most amazing aspects of this recording was that Garner did not employ any overdubbing; the entire piano track was improvised and recorded together with the orchestra. The uninhibited imagery which is characteristic of Garner's piano improvisations was given full reign here, vividly complementing the orchestrations.
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MEDFORD, Ore. — The high demand for charter schools in southern Oregon has enrollment going up, and some schools are now looking to expand. All three of Medford's charter schools have seen a higher number of students over the past few years. Monday night, the Medford School Board voted 4 to 1 to allow Vibes … Continue reading »
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Celestún is the point of entry to the Reserva de la Biósfera Ría Celestún, a 220,000-acre wildlife reserve with extensive mangrove forests and one of the largest colonies of flamingos in North America. Clouds of the pink birds soar above the estuary all year, but the best months for seeing them in abundance are November through March. This is also the fourth-largest wintering ground for ducks of the Gulf-coast region, and more than 366 other species of birds, as well
as a large sea-turtle population, make their home here. Conservation programs sponsored by the United States and Mexico protect the birds, as well as the endangered hawksbill and loggerhead marine tortoises, and other species such as the blue crab and crocodile. Other endangered species that inhabit the area are the ocelot, the jaguar, and the spider monkey.
The park is set among rocks, islets, and white-sand beaches. There's good fishing here, too, and several cenotes that are wonderful for swimming. Most Mérida travel agencies run boat tours of the ría (estuary) in the early morning or late afternoon, but it's not usually necessary to make a reservation in advance.
To see the birds, hire a fishing boat at the entrance to town (the boats hang out under the bridge leading into Celestún). A 75-minute tour for up to six people costs about $65; a two-hour tour, around $125. Although more expensive ($70 a person), local tour expert "Alex" specializes in ecotours and donates a portion of the proceeds to the Celestun Conservation Program (call Hotel Xixim to book a tour). Popular with Mexican vacationers, the park's sandy beach is pleasant during the morning but tends to get windy in the afternoon. And, unfortunately, mosquitoes gather in great numbers on the beach at dawn and dusk, particularly during the winter months, making a walk on the beach uncomfortable. Most hotels offer mosquito netting around the beds, but bring along a good cream or spray to keep the bugs away.
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Monthly Archive for December, 2007
Wanna get organized in 2008? Involve the kids
Here are some tips from a story from chron.com about decluttering. They come from Stephany Smith Gonser, HGTV's Pat Simpson and the National Association of Professional Organizers. • Involve children in the process. This will help them learn organizing skills and teach them how to give to others. • Opt for clear boxes to store […]
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New Year's Eve activities for kids
New Year's Eve doesn't have to be a wash for the too-young-for-champagne set. Here are some family friendly possibilities for counting down to 2008: What: The New Year's Noon Bash at the Children's Museum lets small fry ring in the midday with a parade, noisemakers and New Birth Brass Band. Smiley N. Pool Haley Turney, […]
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Recalls: Tot Tower toy blocks, Boys' Jackets from Gap Outlet
Name of Product: Tot Tower toy blocks Hazard: The plastic covering on the toy blocks can detach, posing a choking hazard to children. CPSC Recalled Tot Tower toy blocks. Incidents/Injuries: The firm has received two reports of the plastic covering detaching from the blocks and being mouthed by young children. No injuries have been reported. […]
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Thank you notes: proper or passe?
Did MomHouston miss a memo? Our mothers demanded forced threatened us if we didn't gently encouraged us to send handwritten thank-you notes, especially to grandparents and other relatives, to acknowledge Christmas gifts. But yesterday, a couple pieces about thank you notes — this story by Lana Berkowitz and this blog entry — sparked comments from […]
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Kiddie yoga from Kristin2Go
Check out Kristin2Go's video on a yoga class for children. This time of year, we could all use a little yoga, even if we no longer are as flexible as that 9-year-old kid rocking the lotus pose.
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Didn't get your kids a Wii for Christmas? That's OK.
From the "who says advertising doesn't work on kids?" department, a bit of commentary from my coworker, Chron entertainment editor Andy Olin, about his 6-year-old daughter's Christmas wishes: After seeing it on TV, my daughter told me she wanted a horse called Butterscotch for Christmas. "It turns its head when you say its name, and […]
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Fertility rates are rising in the U.S.
According to this article in USA Today, the National Center for Health Statistics is reporting that the fertility rate in the United States has reached the highest level since 1971. The rate has recently risen to 2.1, which the replacement level: the rate at which one generation needs to reproduce to replace itself. Interestingly, the […]
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Tips: Holiday ideas
parenthacks.com A valubale toolbox Parenthacks.com is a wonderful site with tons of great suggestions and tips for getting through the day-to-day stuff with your kids. Lately, they've been running some really inventive and fun holiday ideas. A roundup of some of Mom Houston's favorites: Use your child's outgrown baby shoes as Christmas tree ornaments Childproof […]
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Who works the hardest?
First: take this reading comprehension test. It's quick. A couple paragraphs. 8 questions. Done? Great. See, the thing is? It wasn't a reading comprehension test. Nope, it was a little quiz testing your perceptions on how hard mothers and fathers, stay-at-home and otherwise, work. The author of the test is a psychiatrist who blogs about […]
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"What's in a name" An interview with Chris Karns
Recently it has come to my attention that many DJ's have been considering changing their professional stage titles in exchange for their given names. Now there are many reasons why a DJ may want to change their name rather that be for a fresh start, a new direction in their career or maybe they just got sick of their old alias, as simple as that. To further explore the topic of why DJ's decide to drop their stage names I contacted Chris Karns formally know as DJ Vajra and asked him some questions on why he decided to personally make the change….Peep it
"What's in a name" An interview with Chris Karns
- For those who are not familiar with the story can you tell us how did you come up with the name DJ Vajra and what does it mean?
It was the first one that I won a battle with, and I never really loved it, but I got stuck with it.
- What important factors did you take into consideration when choosing your original DJ alias.
I wanted something different, that no other DJ would have, so I could be original.
- At what moment did you decide that it may be time to drop the name Vajra and why?
Every time I would say that name to people, or introduce myself on the mic at a show, I would get this horrible feeling inside. I hated saying it, spelling it, explaining to people what it means. It just wore on my nerves so much and I couldn't bear to do it anymore.
- What was the biggest reason for changing your name from DJ Vajra back to your given name?
Because Vajra is a terrible name. Nobody could ever say, spell pronounce, or remember it. My real name is at least easily said and spelled, so I went with that.
- Do you think by changing your name at this stage in the game will detour or confuse your current fan base at all and if so what do you have planned to keep that from happening.
No. My fans don't care what my name is. They will figure it out after a while.
- So now that you have officially changed your name to Chris Karns how are folks taking to it, are they treating you any differently and if so how has it effected your career so far?
I have had nothing but positive feedback. It's still too early to tell how it will effect my career, but I hope good things will continue to happen.
- What does Chris Karns have in store, what does the future hold for you and what are you looking forward to most with your career?
I have a lot of new music, videos, and show ideas in the works. Keep up with all my news and updates through http://chriskarns.com


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Gateway, a church pastored by Loren and Esther Dummer, Mark and Debbie McBride, is a well-balanced church of the Word, worship, prayer and fellowship. The churches vision is set upon the harvest field of souls. It hosts two regional prayer gatherings twice a year, one in May and one in October. In the same way as Clatskanie, a small town, has a big outreach, so does Gateway, a small church with a big heart and outreach.
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The Assemblies God churches have a mission to: evangelize the lost, worship God, Disciple believers, and show compassion. Currently the Assemblies of God USA and Assemblies of God organizations around the world have about sixty-two members and attendants; making up the world's largest Pentecostal denomination. They practice water baptism, as an outward sign of the inward change made by Christ for those who have been saved. As an ordinance, communion is also practiced. The Assemblies of God Church as a whole emphasized the Great Commission and believes it to be the main calling of the Christian church.


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On April 28, 2010, the Professional Liability Insurance Company of America was placed into Rehabilitation pursuant to Order of the Supreme Court of New York County, Index No. 400986/10. Due to these actions in the state of domicile, the Company does not qualify for continuing authority to transact insurance in the State of Maine pursuant to the provisions of 24-A M.R.S.A. §§417(2)(A) and 417(3). In light of the foregoing, please be advised that the Certificate of Authority of Professional Liability Insurance Company of America to transact insurance in Maine is hereby suspended indefinitely, effective immediately. As confirmed by the New York Liquidation Bureau, the Company has no in-force policies and no outstanding claim obligations in Maine. During the term of the suspension, the Company may not transact any new insurance business in Maine but will continue to be responsible for filing its annual statement and paying any required fees, licenses and taxes. The Company may, at any time, submit an application to the Maine Bureau of Insurance ("the Bureau") to lift this suspension and reinstate its authority to write new business. Counsel to the Rehabilitator has advised that the Rehabilitator consents on behalf of the Company to the entry of this Order of Suspension on the basis of the Company's Rehabilitation. Therefore, pursuant to 5 M.R.S.A. § 9053(2), the hearing provided under 24-A M.R.S.A. § 417(3) is deemed to be waived. This order constitutes a final agency action of the Superintendent of Insurance. Per Order of
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PARIS — The Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche franchised store on the Champs Elysees shut its doors on Friday.
Its end, however, is only the beginning of litigation between the franchisee — the Jourdan family and private investors — and C. Mendes, the licensed manufacturer and distributor of YSL ready-to-wear, and a few of Saint Laurent's operating companies.
Aysa Jourdan, the store's owner and the wife of the grandson of the late Charles Jourdan, has alleged that the credit, billing and delivery policies of Mendes for the past few seasons essentially forced her out of business. Her stance was backed up by Gerald Ayache, a lawyer who was appointed by Paris's Commercial Court late last year as the representative of the unpaid creditors of the Rive Gauche store.
The creditors include the store's employees, the owner of the store's property and, ironically, Mendes.
Ayache is managing the liquidation of the store's stock and assets. In a court action taken at the end of December, Ayache concluded that Jourdan's store closing and her difficulties with Mendes are related to the house of YSL's strategy dating to the early Nineties to control freestanding stores rather than work with franchisees. The Champs Elysees location was YSL's last franchise in France.
Ayache noted that the lending policies of Mendes toward Jourdan were out of proportion to the size of her business and, as such, were a means through which Mendes could control the activities of the store and benefit from being situated at one of the prime locations in Paris.
"If a creditor continues to issue loans, that means they are interested in the business being able to continue," noted Pascal Anquez, the attorney for Jourdan and her operating company CAJ. Beginning in 1988, and in every year since 1991, Mendes lent money to CAJ, theoretically to help the store stay in business.
Ayache alleges that CAJ systematically paid down debt and that there was never any problem between CAJ and Mendes over the debt repayment. But last spring, in a disagreement over a renewal of credit by MendAs to CAJ, Mendes demanded in a judicial clerk's office that some outstanding debt be repaid, or it would not ship goods.
At the same time, Mendes proposed a system of consignment for the shop.
When agreement between the two parties could not be reached, Mendes said it would not ship fall 1995 goods without a full cash payment.
Separately, a YSL company, Diffusion Rive Gauche, which operated the franchise agreement with the Champs ElysAes store, continued to refuse to ship the lower-priced Variation line to complement sales of the Rive Gauche collection. "Thus, CAJ was confronted with two refusals, explicable only if Mendes' goal was to make the store disappear, or to buy it back for the lowest possible price," attorney Ayache concluded.
CAJ made attempts last summer to repair its relationship with Mendes by asking Paris's Commercial Court to name an ad hoc representative, attorney Henri Chriqui, to help both parties reach a compromise. One of the goals Chriqui set was a paying off of the debt between the parties and renewing a line of credit. Chriqui, however, was only able to get Mendes to ship a part of the fall line.
In the decision to liquidate the store, handed down by Paris's Commercial Court on Feb. 6, a judge concluded that while CAJ had a healthy treasury, it needed 1 million more francs to operate. CAJ was unable to raise this money, and Mendes didn't offer any assistance.
"The conditions demanded by the supplier for the payment of goods prevented the store from continuing its activities," the judge concluded. A decision regarding Ayache's summons is expected sometime this summer.
Meanwhile, Jourdan said she and other CAJ investors plan to sue MendAs, and perhaps some of YSL's operating companies, for between $3 million and $4 million (15 to 20 million francs).
Alain Weber, the attorney representing Mendes, declined to comment on the circumstances surrounding the store's liquidation or on possible countersuits to be filed against Jourdan and CAJ investors.
YSL officials could not be reached for comment Tuesday evening.
"[Mendes and YSL] just don't want to admit that their business is going badly," said Jourdan. "Having four Saint Laurent stores in Paris was just too much."


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Keith and Jaci Birnschein opened Door County Custom Meats to provide a place for local farmers and hunters to have their animals processed for meat.
They processed more than 6,000 pounds of meat their first year, including brats, summer sausage, venison, and bacon – doing it all with recipes handed down from Keith's grandfather.
They built a brand new, state of the art processing facility on their small farm in Door county, complete with a 12 by 32 foot walk in cooler, and insulated walls that can be steam cleaned after processing an animal.
Much of his business comes from area hunters, and local farmers who want one or two animals processed for their own use. While the busy season is obviously fall and winter, after the deer hunting seasons, there is plenty of work to keep this family busy all year round.
The idea for the processing facility came from Keith's memories of his grandfather, working at a local food market.
Watching, and helping, his grandfather inspired his love for this kind of work. While he would have loved to go into business with his grandfather, it was not meant to be. So now he operates his facility, fulfilling his grandfather's dream along with his own.
And this truly is a family affair. The memories come from Keith. The custom-built facility was designed by Keith himself. Keith's son helps with the processing which makes this truely a family business. The trophies on the wall – antelope, pheasant, and deer included, are all Keith's.
While this is obviously a business, designed to turn a profit, it is not all about the money for Keith and his family.
When hunters bring in deer for processing, they can sign up for Paul's Pantry donation fund, and the meat – and the processing – are then donated to local food pantries at no cost to the food pantries, or the hunters.


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Health Care Update from NAW
The legislative effort to forestall the scheduled January 1, 2014 implementation of the US$100+ billion (over ten years) health insurance tax enacted in the Affordable Care Act, has recently moved to a new track.
Supporters of legislation to repeal the tax (H.R. 763; S. 603) have concluded that complete repeal this year is not feasible in light of full repeal's substantial price tag coupled with the limited number of legislative days left in the 113th Congress' First Session and, thus, before the tax takes hold.
Consequently, bipartisan legislation (H.R. 3367, Small Business and Family Relief Act) has been introduced by Representatives Charles Boustany (R-LA-3) and Ami Bera (D-CA-7) to delay implementation for two years. A two-year delay carries with it the relatively modest price tag of approximately US$15 billion and provides additional time to pursue full repeal, which is estimated to add as much as US$5,000 to a family's premium costs over the next 10 years.
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Hi, I am in the middle of my period and i had anal sex with my boyfriend. As he pulled out to cum the condom broke but he wasn't inside me when he came. I had a tampon in and i cleaned the area right after. I also had a tampon in. Could i be pregnant?
Hi Anon,
Welcome to EmpowHER. If you were on your period or had anal sex. You can not get pregnant. A woman can only get pregnant while she ovulates. Which for most women it occurs between day 11-21 of a cycle. Counting from the first day of your period. Once release from the ovary, an egg can live up to 24 hours.
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Several years ago, a loggerhead sea turtle was discovered while entangled in fishing nets off the coast of Japan. Severely injured from what researchers believe was a nasty shark attack, the turtle was missing her two front fins.
Partially backed by an outpouring of funding from concerned citizens, researchers from the University of Tokyo devised a way for the animal to have a better life; they fit the turtle, now known as Yu Chan, with prosthetic flippers.
According to National Geographic, these are actually the 27th pair engineered by Yu Chan's doctors. As human prosthetic technology evolves, so too does the turtle's. Her prostheses are often updated and tested to see which will allow her the greatest mobility and eventually, also allow her a faster swimming speed. This current model involves a soft vest that slips over her head and attachments that allow her mobility on land and in the water.
As Naoki Kamezaki, the director of the Sea Turtle Association, told the AFP, "Ours may be the only case in which a turtle with artificial limbs is still swimming without a problem."
Yu Chan currently resides at the Suma Aqualife Park in Kobe, Japan, where she will remain for the foreseeable future. But her story isn't over; her doctors continue to find ways to improve her flippers so that eventually Yu Chan's disability doesn't hold her back from keeping up with her able-bodied counterparts.


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All UK University Departments are evaluated by the government's Quality Assurance Agency as part of a regular "Teaching Quality Assessment" exercise. This involved a group of assessors examining every aspect of the Department and its approach to teaching, and then assigning a series of scores to provide some measure of the quality of that department. The Department of Electronics at York scored the highest possible rating of 24/24, with a top score under every heading:
The 2008 & 2009 National Student Surveys put York first for student satisfaction in Electronic Engineering in the UK, as published in the Sunday Times. This means that taking an average of the responses to all the questions in the survey, Electronics students from York gave the highest scores to the most number of questions.
When asked if they were satisfied with the overall quality of the course, a massive 93% of our students gave us the strongest indicators of 'mostly agree' and 'definitely agree'. We also had the highest average score in questions on the teaching of the course (degree of intellectual stimulation), academic support provided (the ability to contact staff when needed), and the learning resources available (ability to acess specialised equipment and facilities), amongst others. We are proud to be ranked first in the country for giving Electronics students the very highest quality learning experience.
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The Engineering Subject Centre's Teaching Awards give national recognition to Engineering academics who have been proven to enhance the student learning experience through the use of outstanding learning and teaching practices.
The overall winner for the 2008 awards was Dr Dave Pearce, who showcased his ideas, along with other finalists, at 'EE2008' - an international conference on innovation, good practice and research in engineering education. He was presented with his award and £500 towards future conference expenses.
Dr Pearce's winning contribution was 'The Impact of Animated Visual Models in Enhancing Student Understanding of Complex Processes'. This is a series of animated demonstrations and simulations used in lectures to allow students to see the operation of the systems and algorithms. These teaching methods are used in Dr Pearce's second year module on Communications Theory, which is taken by students studying for a variety of the Electronic Engineering degrees here at York. (Photograph courtesy of
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The Royal Academy of Engineering awards a select six prizes annually for the most able lecturers working in the field of electronics/technology, who have chosen to remain in the higher education sector during the early years of their career.
In 2007, Dr Andy Hunt (pictured on the right) was awarded one of these prestigious prizes.
Nominees must provide various recommendations and are judged as those who are best at ensuring the output of top quality graduate engineers, promoting engineering as a creative and rewarding career and establishing industrial-academic links.
Chris Elliot, FREng Chair of the Selection Committee said, "The Academy was overwhelmed with the quality and diversity of this year's entries and the eventual winners can regard themselves as the true elite amongst their peers."


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text: One of the hardest things I've ever doneBy Mike Wilber, Special to CNNUpdated 11:46 AM ET, Sat February 15, 201410 reasons to give up diet soda 11 photos10 reasons to give up diet soda – When taken at face value, diet soda seems like a health-conscious choice. It saves you the 140-plus calories you'd find in a sugary soft drink while still satisfying your urge for something sweet with artificial sweeteners like aspartame, saccharin, and sucralose. But there's more to this chemical cocktail than meets the eye. Health.com: The 25 best diet tricks of all timeHide Caption 1 of 1110 reasons to give up diet soda 11 photosIt confuses your body – Artificial sweeteners have more intense flavor than real sugar, so over time products like diet soda dull our senses to naturally sweet foods like fruit, says Brooke Alpert, author of "The Sugar Detox." Even more troubling, these sugar stand-ins have been shown to have the same effect on your body as sugar. "Artificial sweeteners trigger insulin, which sends your body into fat storage mode and leads to weight gain," Alpert says.Health.com: 5 steps to quitting artificial sweetenersHide Caption 2 of 1110 reasons to give up diet soda 11 photosIt could lead to weight gain, not weight loss – Diet soda is calorie-free, but it won't necessarily help you lose weight. Researchers from the University of Texas found that over the course of about a decade, diet soda drinkers had a 70% greater increase in waist circumference compared with non-drinkers. And get this: participants who slurped down two or more sodas a day experienced a 500% greater increase. Health.com: 27 Mistakes Healthy People Make Hide Caption 3 of 1110 reasons to give up diet soda 11 photosIt may increase your risk of type 2 diabetes – Drinking one diet soda a day was associated with a 36% increased risk of metabolic syndrome and diabetes in a University of Minnesota study. Metabolic syndrome describes a cluster of conditions (including high blood pressure, elevated glucose levels, raised cholesterol, and large waist circumference) that put people at high risk for heart disease, stroke, and diabetes, Bjork explains.Health.com: Could you have type 2? 10 diabetes symptomsHide Caption 4 of 1110 reasons to give up diet soda 11 photosIt has no nutritional value – When you drink diet soda, you're not taking in any calories -- but you're also not swallowing anything that does your body any good, either. The best no-calorie beverage? Plain old water, says Bjork. "Water is essential for many of our bodily processes, so replacing it with diet soda is a negative thing," she says. If it's the fizziness you crave, try sparkling water. Health.com: 15 big benefits of water Hide Caption 5 of 1110 reasons to give up diet soda 11 photosIts sweetener is linked to headaches – Early studies on aspartame and anecdotal evidence suggests that this artificial sweetener may trigger headaches in some people. "I have several clients who used to suffer from migraines and pinpointed their cause to diet soda," Bjork says. Health.com: Headache-proof your dietHide Caption 6 of 1110 reasons to give up diet soda 11 photosIt'll ruin your smile over time – Excessive soda drinking could leave you looking like a "Breaking Bad" extra, according to a case study published in the journal General Dentistry. The research compared the mouths of a cocaine user, a methamphetamine user, and a habitual diet-soda drinker, and found the same level of tooth erosion in each of them. The culprit here is citric acid, which weakens and destroys tooth enamel over time. Health.com: 20 things that can ruin your smileHide Caption 7 of 1110 reasons to give up diet soda 11 photosIt makes drinking more dangerous – Using diet soda as a low-calorie cocktail mixer has the dangerous effect of getting you drunk faster than sugar-sweetened beverages, according to research from Northern Kentucky University. The study revealed that participants who consumed cocktails mixed with diet drinks had a higher breath alcohol concentration than those who drank alcohol blended with sugared beverages. The researchers believe this is because our bloodstream is able to absorb artificial sweetener more quickly than sugar.Health.com: 6 ways to enjoy cocktails guilt-freeHide Caption 8 of 1110 reasons to give up diet soda 11 photosIt's associated with depression – A recent study presented at a the American Academy of Neurology meeting found that over the course of 10 years, people who drank more than four cups or cans of soda a day were 30% more likely to develop depression than those who steered clear of sugary drinks. The correlation held true for both regular and diet drinks, but researchers were sure to note that the risk appeared to be greater for those who primarily drank diet sodas and fruit punches. Although this type of study can't prove cause and effect, its findings are worth considering. Health.com: The 10 most depressing states in the U.S.Hide Caption 9 of 1110 reasons to give up diet soda 11 photosIt may be bad for your bones – Women over 60 are already at a greater risk for osteoporosis than men, and Tufts University researchers found that drinking soda, including diet soda, compounds the problem. They discovered that female cola drinkers had nearly 4% lower bone mineral density in their hips than women who didn't drink soda. The research even controlled for the participants' calcium and vitamin D intake. Additionally, a 2006 study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that cola intake (all kinds, not just diet) was associated with low bone-mineral density in women.Health.com: 11 foods for healthy bonesHide Caption 10 of 1110 reasons to give up diet soda 11 photosIt may hurt your heart – Just one diet soft drink a day could boost your risk of having a vascular event such as stroke, heart attack, or vascular death, according to researchers from the University of Miami and Columbia University. Their study found that diet soda devotees were 43% more likely to have experienced a vascular event than those who drank none. Regular soda drinkers did not appear to have an increased risk of vascular events. Researchers say more studies need to be conducted before definitive conclusions can be made about diet soda's effects on health.This article originally appeared on Health.com. Hide Caption 11 of 11Story highlightsMike Wilber decided that he was going to give up soda to become healthierHis acid reflux and energy swings have disappeared since making the switch to waterFollow Mike's journey training for a triathlon on Twitter @TriHardMikeI was introduced to pop -- soda for you Southerners -- at a young age. My parents used it as a treat, like birthday cake. As I got older, I remember having pop around the house all the time. As a kid, my drink of choice was Mountain Dew. I loved the taste of an ice cold Dew on a hot summer day. A lot of my favorite memories are associated with its sweet taste.As I matured, my taste changed to Diet Pepsi and, more recently, Diet Coke. I enjoyed starting my day with a Diet Coke before the first period class arrived. It was part of my relaxation routine -- a comfort drink, so to speak. The taste, the sound, the "fizz." I would tell people, "I need my caffeine." Fit Nation team member Mike Wilber gave up pop as part of his journey in training for his first triathlon. 10 reasons to give up diet sodaI was aware of all the health problems that have been linked to drinking pop. It never stopped me. The empty calories, the dangers of sugar and artificial sweeteners couldn't sway me. I had to have it. Just WatchedAre diet sodas dangerous to your health?replayMore Videos ...Are diet sodas dangerous to your health? 04:19PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedFit Nation team works out with HawksreplayMore Videos ...Fit Nation team works out with Hawks 02:19PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedFit Nation team starts journey to trireplayMore Videos ...Fit Nation team starts journey to tri 02:30PLAY VIDEOAfter my first dose in the morning, I crashed a few hours later. I experienced huge energy swings throughout the day. I had acid reflux disease. But those couldn't be because of what I drank, could it? This habit had a trickle-down effect to my children. I had it in the house at all times. My girlfriend kept it in her house as well. But it wasn't a habit I wanted my two teenage girls starting up. I wanted to be a better role model. My words don't hold much value if I am drinking what I tell them that they cannot, I thought.Then, on December 30, that all changed. After I was selected to be part of the CNN Fit Nation team, I decided to take a look at all aspects of my life. What can I do to make myself healthier? I asked myself. How the 'Sassy Six' came to beThat day, I decided to do the unthinkable: I quit drinking pop. Don't assume this has been easy for me. I struggle with the thought of it. I miss it and can still taste it six weeks later. Giving up pop has been one of the most difficult things I have done, and yet it's also one of the healthiest. Although I miss every aspect of drinking a Diet Coke every day, I know my body feels better. I feel less dependent on this comfort food. If I'm having a bad day, I don't have to run upstairs and grab a Diet Coke. I definitely have more energy, and my body doesn't ache. I have not had an issue with acid reflux since I quit. Is that a coincidence? I think not. Now I have to retrain my brain. Water has become my drink of choice. I know ... water is boring. But I have come to appreciate how good an ice cold glass of water actually tastes. The desire to change myself into a healthier version became more important than the desire to drink pop. It took me a while to realize that I needed to make that change. I wish I had listened to my body sooner!I challenge you to do the same. Will you give up pop with me? Or make another small change in order to be healthier? Tell me your plan in the comments below, and share your success with me on Twitter @TriHardMike. 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Militants of various stripes assemble under ISIL flag in northern Afghanistan
Afghan government supports popular uprisings against Taliban
Balochistan militants targeted in Pakistani operations
With 43 dead militants to date, forces will continue until they've eliminated all threats, officials say.
By Abdul Ghani Kakar
QUETTA –Pakistani law enforcement agencies are focused on the militancy in Balochistan, and authorities say they won't stop until peace is restored to the region.
"We have decided to cleanse our region of militants. They are imposing their so-called agenda on our soil and disturbing peace for their own goals," Commandant FC Col. Maqbool Ahmad, told Central Asia Online. "The on-going targeted operation will continue until the elimination of the banned groups."
Police, Frontier Corps (FC), Anti-Terrorist Force, Levies, Balochistan Constabulary and other law enforcement agencies have been working together since July to re-establish law and order, officials said.
So far, authorities have killed at least 43 militants and arrested 177, officials told Central Asia Online September 5. Authorities also have seized arms and explosive materials during raids on militant hideouts. Two security personnel died, and seven others have suffered injuries.
"The targeted operation against banned groups was launched July 20 on the directives of the Federal Interior Ministry after a rise in terror attacks in the province," former Balochistan Secretary for Home and Tribal Affairs Akbar Hussain Durrani said.
Why militancy is a challenge in Balochistan
The militants' strategy makes their activity in Balochistan especially problematic.
"Militants are using populated areas as their cover, and in the past few weeks we have foiled a number of terrorists' plots," Maqbool said. "Banned organisations are spreading terror in Quetta, Khuzdar, Bolan, Mashkay, Turbat and Makran by carrying out bombings, kidnappings for ransom, target killings and other anti-state activities. The on-going operation aims to end violence and the militants' anti-peace campaign in the region."
"Balochistan has multi-dimensional problems that have been created by unrest in the political situation, targeted killings, sectarianism and extremism," senior defence analyst Lt. Gen. (ret.) Talat Masood told Central Asia Online. "It is important that all groups including extremists come to the negotiating table."
"Our problems are political and economic," he said. "Both are related to each other; therefore, it is clear enough that the on-going war we are facing in Balochistan and the rest of the country is not ours. It was imposed on Pakistan. The whole nation will have to come together to get rid of this war."
As a response, Masood suggested that the federal government "promptly finalise its draft of the Anti-Terrorism Policy, because it is still facing uncertainty in terms of dealing with militants."
Baloch businesses welcome purge of militancy
Entrepreneurs expressed gratitude for the on-going effort.
"We are satisfied that the government is now taking serious measures for peace and harmony," Naseebullah Khan, leader of Traders Alliance Balochistan, told Central Asia Online. "The disturbed law-and-order situation has badly disrupted business in Quetta and the rest of the province. Bombings and targeted killings have caused heavy damages to our community, and no one is feeling himself secure."
He and others said the people want peace and stability and called for an eradication of terrorism.
"Peace is the primary demand," Muhammad Asad, owner of a trucking company that carries cargo between Quetta and Karachi, told Central Asia Online.
"Road transport in Balochistan – mainly in restive areas – is very insecure because of rebels' attacks," he said. "The government should deal with militants with an iron fist."
Militants under pressure
Authorities vow to keep up the pressure on the militants.
"Our government wants to settle all problems politically and has opened the doors for negotiations with the militants," Balochistan Chief Minister Dr. Abdul Malik Baloch said while addressing the Provincial Assembly last week.
"There is no denying that a great majority of the people of Balochistan are patriotic Pakistanis," he said, "and they cannot be estranged from the central decision-making process."
Federal Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, while acknowledging the intention to engage the militants in a peace dialogue, said that the "government will not compromise on its writ and peace."
"The angry Baloch leaders may have their grievances," he said but added that it would be erroneous to say that a situation of "anarchic disorder" would prevail in Balochistan. The government will continue to support law enforcement efforts, he said.
Nisar detailed some of the approaches being taken to wage the war against the militancy.
"The army will provide 5,000 SMGs [sub-machine guns] and special counter-terrorism training to the Balochistan Police, which will greatly enhance their progress," he said.
Pakistan is also working on the Anti-Terrorism Policy that Masood cited, Nisar said.
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September 12, 2013 @ 12:09:57AM nithin kumar -
Terrorists should be eleminated where ever they are ,great to see that people of balochisrtan are appreciating the operation mostly those belongs to the trade sector. we must support the cause of progressive balochistan rather using in the hands of those which are damaging our soil.Thank you central Asia for highlighting the core issues ...
September 11, 2013 @ 02:09:12PM Ayesha Tabasum -
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September 11, 2013 @ 04:09:20AM usmanrajpot -
forces need to care innocents in operation! Every baloch is not a terrorist those involved in smashing of peace in balochistan are not the true son of the soils they are working on Anti- peace campaign. A large number of innocent people are victims in the war between state and terrorists. It is important to deal the militants in a way that masses did not hurt
September 11, 2013 @ 02:09:05AM Baalach baloch -
this must be started most earlier, any how lets see how will they achieve the goal of peace. I personally think that without taking such actions govt could not maintain its writ which is the massive need in balochistan
September 11, 2013 @ 02:09:08AM saleem javed -
Appreciate these efforts hope government will proceed to tacke these issues,
September 11, 2013 @ 02:09:44AM Nabila Ahmed


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PORTSMOUTH — Gov. Maggie Hassan and other dignitaries celebrated the 225 birthday of New Hampshire at Strawbery Banke Museum on Saturday by sharing a cake with Granite State residents.
Yerdon explained that New Hampshire, being the ninth state to ratify the constitution, created a "supermajority" and therefore, created the United States of America. This means that Saturday was also the birthday of the U.S. Constitution. After Yerdon spoke, a letter from U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen was read. "I'm sorry I can't be with you to celebrate our state's birthday with you," the letter read. "I hope you enjoy yourselves today." Portsmouth Mayor Eric Spear then spoke to the crowd. He talked about the privilege of living near Strawbery Banke Museum. Spear said that he took his children to Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia and realized that their experience was not as life changing as it was when he was a kid because his children grew up near Strawbery Banke Museum.
"New Hampshire citizens are as engaged and as informed on the issues as any citizens in the country," said Hassan. "I look forward to continuing and building on our historic traditions for another 225 years." After Hassan's speech New Hampshire Sen. Martha Fuller Clark, who is also the chair of the museum's board of directors, addressed the crowd. "New Hampshire began here with a settlement named Strawbery Banke in 1623," said Clark. "We at the Banke, we are able to tell that story." After all the speeches, the crowd watched as Hassan cut into the cake and began handing pieces out as the audience members dispersed and started to explore the more than 32 buildings of Strawbery Banke. "


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I Am A Rock LyricsArtist: Buck OwensAlbum: Bridge Over Troubled Water Gazing from my window to the streets below On a freshly fallen silent shroud of snow I am a rock I am an Island [ organ ] I've built walls a fortress deep and mighty that none may penetrate I have no need of friendship friendship causes pain It's laughter and it's loving I disdain I am a rock I am an island [ organ ] I have my books and my poetry to protect me I'm shielded in my armour Hiding in my room safe within my womb I touch no one and no one touches me I am a rock I am an island And a rock feels no pain and an island never cries
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Start-up killers are those spoken statements that will lose the funding or customer deal for the entrepreneur. When speaking to someone about the new product or the business proposition, there is often the moment when you know that you have lost your listener. One misspoken comment and everyone wants to leave as soon as possible. They've made their decision and they want you to stop wasting their time. It's their gut reaction. What are some of these turn-offs?
How the self-employed can save on tax
Self-employed taxpayers are taxed purely on their profits, whether or not they take the profits and spend them or plough them back into the business. Unlike a limited company, therefore, there are fewer opportunities for tax planning, but that's not to say that tax savings are not possible. Here are some ideas:
1. 'Think Business' for Expenses.
What is a business angel?
One way of raising share capital from external investors in return for handing over a share of the business is equity finance. This can take many forms, including sharing of future profits, but is most commonly associated with sharing the ownership of the business to some degree. The two main providers of equity finance for private businesses are "venture capitalists" - also known as private equity firms - and business angels.
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LETU receives a total of $560,000 for Materials Joining Research
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Longview, TX — LeTourneau University's School of Engineering has received $250,125 grant funding from the Federal Highway Administration for a two-year research project on welding on modern bridges. This grant is in addition to a current $180,000 grant.
"Two of our master's degree students, as well as about ten undergraduates will be working on this study aimed at using innovative welding technologies for designing and manufacturing future bridges that would last over 100 years" said Dr. Yoni Adonyi, LETU's welding/materials joining engineering program coordinator. "Our partners from industry remain the Navy Surface Warfare Center, as well as the American Iron and Steel Institute, and NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center. We are looking at high-frequency, friction stir and thermal stir welding applied to joining high strength- and corrosion resistant steels."
Additionally, the university just completed a $129,000 grant from the II-VI Foundation that funded the development of new technology for microwave welding to join bismuth telluride to copper for building thermo-electric generators.
"This breakthrough technology will be used for waste energy reclamation such as automobile exhaust heat pumping energy to the battery," said Dr. Seung Kim, assistant professor in electrical engineering and co-investigator with Dr. Adonyi. A patent application is in the works for this new, no-plasma discharge, and closed-loop controlled microwave welder prototype.
LeTourneau University is an interdenominational Christ-centered university located in Longview, Texas, offering academic majors in aviation, business, criminal justice, education, engineering, health science-nursing, human services, liberal arts, science and psychology. LeTourneau University also offers graduate degrees in business administration, counseling, education, engineering, psychology and strategic leadership. In addition to its residential campus in Longview, the university offers undergraduate and graduate programs online and at educational centers in Athens, Austin, Baytown, Bedford, Dallas, Harlingen, Houston, and Tyler.


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Back in the UK
March 11, 2011 by Sean Michael Wilson/ Chie Kutsuwada
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I've had a lot of contacts with Scotland recently, which is nice when I'm so far away.
Most recent thing is that my old university just did a piece on me and will commission a comic about my time there for their magazine:
But hey – I went to Edinburgh University too, and no sign of them so far – are they too posh to run a piece about a lowly 'comic book' writer maybe?
– The Rajs! (Scottish word mean something unpleasant)
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@fify-- I think there is a general misunderstanding that a country can only have a traditional, command economy or a market economy but that's not true. Many countries, including the US, has a mixed economy.
We have components of all three of these systems. Supply and demand determines prices, there is private property and lots of room for innovation. The government doesn't control the system but still regulates as necessary and encourages tradition.


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Published on Monday 13th June 2011
Wyre residents are being asked to identify which council services they want to learn more about and how they prefer to receive that information.
A short questionnaire can be completed online at http://consult.wyrebc.gov.uk/portal and hard copies are being circulated on various community venues.
The review is being carried out by Wyre Council to ensure that communication with the public is both relevant and cost effective. The results will help shape a new communications strategy underlining how the council will inform, involve and engage its residents in local decision making.
2. Teams are wanted for two exciting new seven-a-side football leagues coming to Fleetwood for the summer.
A junior league for 14 and 16 year olds will run on Tuesday evenings starting on 12 July, while an adults league for 16 to 25 year olds will run on Wednesdays from 13 July. Games will be played on the astroturf at Fleetwood High School from 6pm to 8pm.
The initiative is being run by Wyre Council with full affiliation to the Football Association using fully qualified FA referees.
Eight teams are needed for each league and each team must have a named contact for admin purposes.
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You could think of the Grace Digital Allegro as the younger brother of the Grace Digital Bravado; its a bit less expensive and it still has some growing up to do before it lived up to the performance of our overall favorite Internet radio. The sound quality was somewhat lacking, and the built-in speaker didnt reach volumes that were as high as the Bravados. Still, the Allegro performed decently overall, and it maintains many of the great features of the Bravado, like the iPhone remote application and access to SIRIUS, while adding a built-in battery recharging circuit, allowing you to insert six rechargeable batteries to move the system without a plug. The Allegro also has a large snooze button, a slight but appreciated touch that makes the device a good choice for bedside listening. Unfortunately, the snooze may be a bit on the nose, as the device is frustratingly slow.
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Dismal results
Zero percent result in some Government schools is a matter of concern but teachers alone are not responsible. There are two main factors behind this. Firstly I think transfers and adjustment of teachers is not done for the benefit of institution & interest of students but is deeply linked with politics. I have hundreds of such examples where teachers are working in same institution from more than 15-20 years without any cause. The administration and higher authorities are not bothered upto 10th standard.
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Google broke Dutch data protection laws, according to investigation
Posted By Jeff Belanger On November 29, 2013 @ 8:54 AM In World Wide Web | No Comments
Google has found itself in hot water after an investigation found that it had violated Dutch data protection laws.
The investigation was done by the Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA), and they found that Google had gathered information on its Dutch user from its various services. They were also not upfront about the reason why the data was gathered and this violates Dutch data laws, which are very specific about the type of data that can be collected.
"Google spins an invisible web of our personal data, without consent," said, DPA chairman, Jacob Kohnstamm, "that is forbidden by law."
Google defends its position by saying that they provided their users with said data and how they would use it.
"Our privacy policy respects European law and allows us to create simpler, more effective services," Google said via statement. "We have engaged fully with the Dutch DPA throughout this process and will continue to do so going forward."
It is unclear at this point if there will be any repercussions for Google. I'm going to go out and say it: probably just a slap on the wrist.
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Question: If you see something someone else is doing, whether professional or personal, and it involves you and you know it's not right (and the person that is doing the wrong definitely knows it isn't right), should something be said, or should you just wait because sooner of later things always have a way of working out for the best?
Answer: As a general rule… if the wrongdoing negatively effects the life of another, or otherwise is immoral or destructive, it is best to make the correction (without being self-righteous, of course). But, if the wrongdoer is just "getting on your nerves," then use their manifestations by learning to bear in yourself what they stir and reveal there. One must generally realize that what troubles us most about others is what we want from them (or don't want them to do or be, as it troubles our sense of what's "right")… Remember that what is truly right and bright within a person can't be upset by the darkness in another any more than the sun gets nervous because nighttime on earth approaches.


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