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A Better Mousetrap: Leveraging the Cloud to Improve Endpoint Protection
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A Better Mousetrap: Leveraging the Cloud to Improve Endpoint Protection
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Michael Suby, VP, Analyst Frost & Sullivan, Ty Smith, Doris, Inc, and Patrick Kennedy, VP Webroot
This eSeminar goes beyond concepts and looks at the performance and effectiveness of cloud-based endpoint security in the real world. Join a panel of experts as they discuss the critical aspects to consider in the evaluation and deployment of next-generation threat protection.
Frost & Sullivan's Stratecast analyst, Michael Suby, will present new research on how cloud-based endpoint security solutions overcome many of the pain points caused by the aging signature-based model. Ty Smith, IT manager of offshore engineering firm Doris, Inc., will then walk you through deploying a solution that not only improved both security and user productivity but also saved hundreds of IT hours. He will also describe the evaluation criteria his team used for replacing Doris' traditional endpoint security product, which was difficult to manage, kept employees from their work during long scans, and left infections undetected.
Sep 6 2012
64 mins
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Next-Generation Security for Amazon Web Services
Apr 16 2015
4:00 pm
60 mins
Matt Keil, Product Marketing, Palo Alto Networks
Public cloud computing resources such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) are helping organizations like yours develop and deploy new applications rapidly; expand into geographic regions seamlessly and extend competitive advantages. Cyber criminals are well aware of the rapid expansion into the public cloud and are looking for weaknesses in your security posture. Don't let them find one. The VM-Series for AWS, allows you to securely extend your corporate datacenter into AWS, using our next-generation firewall and advanced features to protect your data while native management features ensures policies keep pace with the changing to your applications.
In this webinar, attendees will learn:
- Common customer use cases for AWS
- Key security challenges and considerations
- How the VM-Series can protect your AWS environments
Surfacing Critical Cyber Threats Through Security Intelligence
Apr 15 2015
4:00 pm
45 mins
Dr. Sameer Bhalotra, Former White House Director; Chris Petersen, CTO; Robert F. Lentz, Former CISO for the Dept of Defense
The rapidly expanding supply chain supporting the cybercrime economy is empowering cyber criminals, cyber terrorists and even nation states in ways that put companies, critical infrastructure and governments at increased risk. The fate of an organization whose defenses have been compromised will be determined by the speed with which they can detect and respond to intruders. A mature security intelligence posture boosts an organization's resiliency amidst these advanced threats. If intruders are detected early in their lifecycle, organizations can respond quickly and potentially avoid loss altogether.
In this webinar, three cyber security veterans will discuss today's rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape and LogRhythm's new Security Intelligence Maturity Model™ (SIMM). They will explore how the SIMM provides organizations with a framework to plan for continuous reduction in their mean-time-to-detect (MTTD) and mean-time-to-respond (MTTR) to high-impact threats.
Learn about:
• Emerging cyber threat vectors in 2015.
• Security Intelligence and the critical role it plays in addressing high-impact threats
• Using the SIMM to assess your current Security Intelligence Maturity
• How to move from "greatly exposed" to "highly resilient" via End-to-End Threat Lifecycle Management
What You Don't Know about Cryptography and How It Can Hurt You
Apr 14 2015
6:00 pm
45 mins
Chuck Easttom, Computer Scientist, Author, and Inventor
This presentation describes the gaps in most security professionals knowledge of crypto, why that is a problem, and how you can correct it.
The Dark Side of Anonymizers: Protect Your Network from the Unknown
Apr 14 2015
5:00 pm
45 mins
Joanna Burkey, DVLabs Manager, HPSW HPN Security - Tipping Point
While anonymizers can serve a positive purpose by protecting a user's personal information by hiding their computer's identifying information, their use in your network environment can be dangerous. Anonymizers can evade enterprise security devices, and their misuse can make your organization susceptible to malware and unwanted intrusions. Attend this session to learn how you can detect and block elusive anonymizers from wreaking havoc on your network.
Industrial Control Systems Cyber Security: It's Not All About Stuxnet
Apr 14 2015
3:00 pm
45 mins
Dr Damiano Bolzoni, CEO & co-founder, SecurityMatters
Recently cyber attacks against Industrial Control Systems (ICS) used by
utilities and other Critical Infrastructure organizations have hit the
newlines worldwide. Stuxnet is the best known cyber attack against an
industrial installation, but it's not the only one.
But what if cyber attacks were not the biggest threat to industrial
networks and systems? Although malware is still a major point of
interest, the sword of Damocles for critical industrial networks is
represented by system misuse performed by disgruntled employees,
contractors and vendors, as well as unintentional mistakes,
network and system misconfiguration; all this could lead to the
divergence or failure of critical processes.
In this talk we will reshape the concept of ICS cyber security and will present our vision for a comprehensive approach to cyber security for ICS.
All About the Thousands of 2014 Vulnerabilities - From Secunia Research
Apr 14 2015
3:00 pm
45 mins
Kasper Lindgaard, Director of Research and Security, Secunia
Every year, Secunia Research releases a review of the global vulnerability landscape, based on their large vulnerability database and data from the Secunia Personal Software Inspector (PSI) user base.
The data in this research provides security professionals around the world with perspective on the impact and evolution of the threat landscape and what has trended throughout the year.
In this webinar, Secunia's Director of Research and Security Kasper Lindgaard will discuss the data presented in the Secunia Vulnerability Review 2015 and answer questions.
The review itself was released on March 25.
You can download a copy of the review on our website:
Key takeaways:
- The number of vulnerabilities and zero-days detected in 2014
- How quick vendors are to respond to vulnerabilities
- Which programs are more vulnerable
- How products bundled with open source applications and libraries affect security
It Wasn't Me, It Was Bennett Arron
Apr 14 2015
10:00 am
45 mins
Bennett Arron, Comedian, Author & Identity Theft Speaker
Several years ago, award-winning writer and stand-up comedian Bennett Arron was in serious debt. He owed thousands of pounds to mobile phone companies, catalogues and department stores. Only it wasn't him. Bennett was a victim of Identity Theft, the fastest growing crime in the UK. This theft resulted in Bennett and his pregnant wife becoming penniless and homeless.
Years later, Bennett wrote a comedy show about his experience. The show was critically acclaimed at the Edinburgh Festival and led to Bennett being asked to direct and present a Documentary for Channel 4. The Documentary, How To Steal An Identity, was Pick of The Week in The Guardian and The Telegraph and was called 'Fascinating and Disturbing' by the TV Times. It went on to be shortlisted for a BAFTA.
In the Documentary, Bennett proved the ease of ID theft, by first stealing the identities of the general public and then stealing the identity of the then Home Secretary, Charles Clarke.This action resulted in Bennett being arrested in a dawn raid by Scotland Yard and given the code-name Operation Hydrogen.
Bennett has recently written a memoir on the subject. This book, which has received several 5 star reviews, is not only a disturbingly true yet funny account of what it's like to have your identity stolen and but also reveals the devastating consequences of making a documentary 'in the public interest'.
He has performed as a speaker at many corporate events around the world and he was the Guest Speaker at the International Fraud Convention in Italy, the International Congress On Anti-Fraud & Anti-Corruption in Poland (twice) and the opening keynote speaker at Auscert in Australia.
Bennett has been called... 'A Welsh Seinfeld' by The Guardian, 'Genuinely Original and Funny' by The Times and 'Case Number 2477419' by The Metropolitan Police.
From the Front Lines: The Top 10 DNS Attacks
Apr 9 2015
5:00 pm
45 mins
Srikrupa Srivatsan, Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Infoblox
More than 75% of organizations in the U.S. and U.K. have experienced at least one DNS attack according to SC Magazine. DNS Attacks are increasing in frequency and evolving constantly. They range from common amplification, reflection, and flood attacks to more sophisticated and stealthier types. These might have fancy names like random subdomain, phantom domain, and domain lock-up, but their effects on DNS are far from pretty. Join this webinar as we reveal the top 10 attacks on external and internal DNS servers; and the impact they have on your operations.
Optimize Customer Signup Flows Online and in Your Mobile App
Apr 9 2015
4:00 pm
45 mins
Chris Morton, President, Block Score; Lisa Aguilar, Marketing Manager, Jumio; James Bickers, Sr Editor, Networld Media
In today's online and mobile environment, financial service organizations are struggling to comply with a multitude of regulatory requirements that impede online and mobile customer signups. What is the best way to signup customers while still complying with regulations and mitigating fraud?
Join us for a live webinar, "Optimizing customer signup flows in your mobile and web channels" and listen in as experts in ID authentication and identity verification discuss various strategies that will help you:
· Quickly and safely signup customers through your mobile and online channels
· Remain compliant with regulatory requirements without adding additional operational overhead
· Reduce customer sign-up abandonment
Don't loose another customer because you can't offer a real-time sign-up process through your online and mobile channels. Join us and learn how to optimize your sign-up flows, and enable anytime, anywhere through any digital channel customer account opening.
Looking Forward to HIMSS 2015: What are the latest trends?
Apr 8 2015
5:00 pm
60 mins
Lysa Myers, Security Researcher III, ESET North America
ESET security researcher Lysa Myers discusses developments in healthcare IT system security that you may see at the HIMSS conference in Chicago next week. Find out what is being done to better protect patient data privacy and more.
How Mobile Data Protection Can Accelerate Top CIO Initiatives
Apr 8 2015
4:00 pm
60 mins
Seyi Verma, Sr. Product Marketing Manager
The proliferation of data on mobile devices has created huge headaches for CIOs as they attempt to protect data, stay in compliance and move workloads to the cloud. How IT approaches data protection for mobile devices can support or hinder these high level efforts. Endpoint backup, traditionally viewed as a functional requirement below the radar of CIOs, is evolving to offer not just data backup and restore, but also a modern way to address costly data governance challenges such as compliance and eDiscovery. This webcast will cover real-world case studies of Fortune 1000 companies leveraging endpoint backup solutions to gain significant business advantages including cost control, compliance and embracing the cloud.
ISA 62443 Patch Management Overview and Methods for Zero-Day Threat Protection
Apr 8 2015
4:00 pm
75 mins
Joe Weiss, Managing Director for ISA99; William Cotter, Systems Engineering Specialist; Delfin Rodillas, Sr. Manager of SCADA
The growing presence of widely known and used Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) systems in Industrial Control Systems (ICS) provides an increased opportunity for cyber attacks against ICS equipment. Such attacks, if successful, could have severe impact to not only process availability but also safety. Patch management is one particular area of cybersecurity which requires special attention when applied to ICS. It is part of a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy that increases cybersecurity through the installation of patches that resolve bugs, operability, reliability, and cyber security vulnerabilities. The ISA-TR62443‑2‑3 technical report, developed by the ISA 99 Working Group 6, addresses the patch management aspect of ICS cyber security. Also part of an effective strategy is the use of compensating cybersecurity controls to protect ICS systems from exploits and malware in between often long patching cycles. Novel network and host based technologies have recently become available to address even zero-day threats which bypass conventional signature-based approaches.
Attendees of this webinar will leave with a better understanding of:
-The unique aspects of ICS that entail a different and more rigorous approach to patch management than that used in business networks
- An overview of the ISA 99 standards efforts with detail review of the main aspects of the ISA-TR62443-2-3 Technical Report on Patch Management in IACS
- Advancements in compensating cybersecurity controls for protecting systems from zero-day threats
Why DDoS Makes for Risky Business – And What You Can Do About It
Apr 8 2015
3:00 pm
60 mins
Dave Shackleford, IANS Lead Faculty and Tom Bienkowski, Director of Product Marketing
Despite years of headlines, and countless examples, many organizations are still under the impression that DDoS attacks are a problem for somebody else (i.e. their ISP), or that it's a problem that can be defended using an existing on-premise security solution, such as their firewall or IPS. In a risk obsessed world, these organizations are ignoring the very real likelihood of becoming a target for DDoS attacks, along with the severe operational and business consequences of falling victim to an attack.
It's time to debunk some misconceptions about DDoS.
Attend this webinar to learn:
- Why a single layer of DDoS protection isn't enough
- How the impact of a DDoS attack is significantly more costly than protection options
- The correlation between DDoS attacks and advanced threats revealed in our latest research and how both are used during multiple phases of an advanced threat campaign.
Global CISO Forum Podcast Episode 2: Should CISOs hit the road?
Apr 1 2015
51 mins
Keith Rayle, Principal at World Wide Technology and Ron Baklarz, CISO of Amtrak
This week, the Global CISO Forum Podcast interviews Keith Rayle, Principal at World Wide Technology and Ron Baklarz, CISO of Amtrak.
Your organization has been breached, now what?
Mar 31 2015
32 mins
Dal Gemmell, Director of Product Management and Steve LaBarbera, Director of Security Solutions, SentinelOne
Unfortunately, there is a high likelihood that organizations will suffer a breach by advanced malware. Learn how to minimize response time through real-time forensics to understand the scope of compromise including:
- Identifying attacked endpoints
- Finding indicators of compromise
- Analyzing malicious activity
- Tracing outbound communication, and more
UTM + USM: All you need for complete Threat Management
Mar 31 2015
48 mins
Patrick Bedwell, AlienVault; Neil Matz, Fortinet
Did you know the average breach goes undetected for 229 days? The earlier you can detect and respond to a breach, the faster you lower the risk and potential damage. Traditionally, companies have implemented a number of point solutions to for each new threat, an expensive and cumbersome approach. However, by combining threat protection from Fortinet with threat detection and response from AlienVault, companies now have an affordable way to significantly reduce the cost and complexity of complete threat management.
Join threat experts from AlienVault and Fortinet for this webcast to learn how this integrated solution will provide:
· Continuous threat prevention, detection and remediation in an easy-to-use solution
· The ability to identify all critical assets and the potential attack surfaces in your network
· Advanced analysis of FortiGate logs for threat identification and response through AlienVault USM
· Simplified protection of your network with ONLY two products, at a price you can afford
· Continual improvement of your security posture through frequent assessment.
· Integrated threat intelligence that maximizes the efficiency of your security monitoring program
Bridging the Trust Gap for Identity Services Based Market Growth
Mar 30 2015
48 mins
Joni Brennan, Executive Director, Kantara Initiative
In the age of digital transformation trust is key to the growth of services in both the public and private sectors. With more and more services evolving and innovating around digital identity there is a universal need to bridge and balance business incentives with government requirements. At Kantara Initiative we see the transformation cycle as a 4 stage process: strategy setting, innovation, deployment, and assurance. Few, if any, organizations can succeed at all of the strategic stages of change and innovation in isolation. We invite you to join us to discuss how trust frameworks will evolve to bridge the digital transformation of identity assurance.
Insights From CyberEdge's 2015 Cyberthreat Defense Report
Mar 27 2015
44 mins
Steve, CEO, CyberEdge Group
CyberEdge Group, a premier information security research firm, recently announced the results of its 2015 Cyberthreat Defense Report. Designed to complement Verizon's annual Data Breach Investigations Report, this report provides a 360-degree view of organizations' security threats, current defenses, and planned investments. Over 800 security decision makers and practitioners from across North America and Europe were surveyed in December 2014. Attend this insightful webinar to learn:
How many were affected by a successful data breach in 2014
How many think they'll be victimized in 2015
What portion of IT spending is dedicated to security
Which cyberthreats concern security professionals the most
Which security defenses are present or planned for acquisition
Plus two dozen additional insights from security professionals just like you
Anatomy of a DNS Security Breach
Mar 26 2015
26 mins
Srikrupa Srivatsan, Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Infoblox
DNS security breaches are more common than you think. From hijacking of a DNS record at the registrar to cache poisoning to data exfiltration through DNS, they can cause significant damage in terms of direct revenue loss, theft of sensitive information, and brand damage. Because DNS is rarely monitored closely, malicious actors use it to avoid detection and slip under the radar. Early detection is key to minimizing damage and disrupting the cyber-kill chain at the DNS level. Join this webinar to learn the different breach tactics, the impact a security breach can have, and best practices and mitigation techniques. Keeping your DNS secure means keeping your data secure.
A Zero-Day Agnostic Approach to Defending Against Advanced Threats
Mar 26 2015
51 mins
Eric Hanselman, Chief Analyst, 451 Research & Dave Karp, VP Technical Enablement, Digital Guardian
As organizations work hard to ensure complete anti-malware coverage on desktops, servers, and at the perimeter, attackers are already moving on to techniques completely outside those detected by traditional security tools. Enterprises must consider alternative approaches to defending their infrastructure and turn their focus to tools, products and techniques that approach security in new and different ways.
In this webinar, Eric and Dave will discuss:
• How the volume of system alerts from Network Security solutions are creating lots of noise but lack context to focus on the real threats facing your data
• How to stop advanced threats – with no advance knowledge of the tools or malware – by following the attack sequence
• Why bridging the gap between system security and data protection is the key to stopping ever increasing sophisticated attackers from stealing your data
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2/2/15 - Even though the Anaheim Ducks have dropped their last two, they still hold a solid 10-point lead over second place San Jose in the Pacific Division. The Ducks also have company at the top in the race for the Presidents' Trophy, with Nashville of the Central Division now in a tie with the Ducks.
1/26/15 - With the All-Star game in their rear view mirror, the Anaheim Ducks return to business later this week as the top team record-wise in the league. Their 68 points puts them 12 points clear of San Jose in their own Pacific Division, three points ahead of Nashville in the Western Conference, and four points ahead of the East's top team, Tampa Bay.
1/19/15 - Just past the midway point of the season in the NHL, and the Anaheim Ducks are clearly one of the elite squads this season. The Ducks, with 66 points through 46 games, are leading the race for the President's Trophy, given to the team with the best regular-season record.
12/22/14 - After starting the month of December with a string of eight wins in nine games, the Anaheim Ducks closed out a swing through Canada with a loss ro Ottawa. The game marked the Ducks debut of goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov, who allowed six goals in the loss to the Senators.
12/15/14 - Sure, it's still early in the season to be talking about the Presidents' Trophy, which is given to the NHL squad with the most points. But on the strength of a seven game winning streak, the Anaheim Ducks have separated themselves from the rest of the pack, not just in the Pacific Division, but in the entire league.
12/8/14 - Winners of their last four, the Anaheim Ducks are trying to pull away from the rest of the Pacific Division. They're finding it a little more difficult this season. However, with Vancouver and Calgary hot on their heels.
12/1/14 - After winning three straight, the Anaheim Ducks have dropped their last two and are now tied with Vancouver atop the Pacific Division. One area that appears to need a little work is on the power play; over the last five games, the Ducks have gone 0-for-12 on the man advantage.
11/25/14 - New acquisition Rene Bourque, a winger, was quickly recalled from the minors for the Anaheim Ducks after a trade with Montreal. Bourque is expected to add both size and speed to the Ducks offense, behind Corey Perry and Matt Beleskey.
11/17/14 - Even though they've fallen short in their last two games, the Anaheim Ducks remain in first place in the NHL's Pacific Division, two points ahead of the upstarts from Vancouver and Calgary. Just four points separate the Ducks from fourth-place Los Angeles and San Jose, as teams start to separate.
11/10/14 - They're still the team with the best record in the Western Conference – but the Anaheim Ducks are being reeled in by the pack. The Ducks have 23 points and lead second-place Vancouver by two in the Pacific, but have lost their last three in a row.
11/3/14 - Of all the fast starts in the NHL this season, the Anaheim Ducks, at 20 points and atop the Pacific Division, have jumped out to the fastest start. But it's still a densely packed division, with just six points separating the Ducks from the fifth-place Los Angeles Kings.
10/27/14 - They won seven straight games before taking their second loss of the season, but the Anaheim Ducks aren't pulling away from anyone in the standings. Hot on their heels are the defending Stanley Cup holders (and Southern California rivals), Los Angeles.
10/23/14 - In terms of winning streaks in this early part of the season, the Anaheim Ducks are the hottest squad in the NHL. Currently riding a five game winning streak, the Ducks are one of two teams to hit double figures in points at the moment, along with Montreal.
10/16/14 - The Anaheim Ducks are flying in 2014. They've played four road games to start the season and have won three (at Detroit, at Buffalo, at Philadelphia). With an average of 3.8 goals per game and a total of 6 points, they're tied with San Jose at the top of the Pacific division. Center Ryan Getzlaf is the team points leader (2 goals, 4 assists). Up next for the mighty Ducks, a home game on Friday against the Minnesota Wild. Score last minute Wild vs Ducks tickets from $40 at Honda Center.
The Anaheim Ducks had a fantastic season under the tutelage of Bruce Boudreau, winning the Western Conference with 116 points and narrowly missing the President's Trophy. It's tough to call a second round exit disappointing, but when you're held to elite Western Conference standards—and your dispatchers are "Freeway Faceoff" rival Kings in Game 7—Ducks fans have become increasingly anxious, awaiting their turn to hoist the Cup over Southern California. The 2014-2015 Ducks will strive for the postseason without Saku Koivu, Dustin Penner, Nick Bonino, Mathieu Perreault and the beloved Teemu Selanne, but they're set to unleash a roster full of young players eager to carve their names into rinks across the league.
The team doesn't look quite the same as last year, as the front office sought to bulk up in the offseason. It all started with the addressing their lack of depth at center with the coveted acquisition of blue-chip Ryan Kesler, Dany Heatley and Nate Thompson, who will bolster the power play and an offense built around Corey Perry and Ryan Getzlaf. Anaheim deemed it auspicious to opt out of a deal with Jonas Hiller, in favor of moving forward with John Gibson and Frederik Anderson in the net.
Anaheim will open their season on the road at Pittsburgh on Oct. 9, while their home opener will be Oct. 17 vs. the Minnesota Wild. Mark your calendars for what will be a special night on Anaheim's 2014-2015 slate: on January 11, one of the most revered players in NHL history and a Duck for life, Teemu Selanne, will have his iconic No. 8 jersey retired at the Honda Center. With Getzlaf and Perry flanked by fresh-faced talent, these Ducks are ready to fly. Get your Anaheim Ducks tickets now and see them take off in the upcoming season!
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5/14/14 - After digging themselves a two-game hole, the Anaheim Ducks notched the series' first home win with a 4-3 victory in Game 5 of Round 2. One big reason for the turnaround has been the play of goaltender John Gibson, who stepped up in Game 4 and stopped 28 Kings shots en route to a 2-0 shutout. Gibson got the start after making 39 saves just a few days before in an American Hockey League game; he became the youngest goalie in league history (20 years old) to record a shutout in his NHL playoff debut. Also contributing stringly has been the play of another late call-up, Devante Smith-Pelly, who has three goals in his last two games.
4/29/14 - It was a wild and crazy finish in Game Six of the Anaheim Ducks' first round series with Western Conference second wild card Dallas – but the Ducks managed to grind out an exciting 5-4 overtime win to close out the series with the Stars and advance to the next round of the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs. For a while, it looked like the Ducks would be in the same kind of pickle they found themselves in last year, when they dropped a Game Six to a significantly lower seeded team (Detroit); the Stars led 3-1 after one period and 4-2 after two sessions. But Anaheim would score the next three goals, getting the game-tying goal from Devante Smith-Pelly (his second of the game) with just 24 seconds left in regulation; and just a few seconds shy of three minutes into the overtime period, Nick Bonino collected his second goal of the game and third of the postseason, assisted by Andrew Cogliano and Patrick Maroon. The Ducks remain waiting to see who their next opponent is between the Los Angeles Kings and San Jose Sharks, whose series has gone to seven games.
4/17/14 - The Western Conference road to the Stanley Cup will go through Anaheim, as long as the Ducks remain in the playoffs. After a few rough weeks coming out of the Olympic break, the Pacific Division champ Ducks managed to put together a string of four consecutive wins – including a shootout win over their I-5 rivals Los Angeles, and a 3-2 overtime victory over Colorado, the top team in the other West division, the Central. The Ducks finished the regular season with a 54-20-8 record and 116 points, just a single point shy of Presidents' Trophy winner Boston from the Eastern Conference. All of this means that the Ducks will take on the Dallas Stars, the second West wild card, in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, which will open at the Honda Center on April 16. Regular season stat leaders included Ryan Getzlaf, whose 87 points placed him second leaguewide to Sidney Crosby; his 56 assists put him fifth in the league, and 31 goals were 15th best. Corey Perry's 43 goals were second in the league to Alexander Ovechkin, while his plus-minus rating of 32 tied him for seventh with Tampa Bay's Ondrej Palat. Goaltender Jonas Hiller's 29 wins were tied for 12th leaguewide with Jaroslav Halak; Hiller's five shutouts tied him for fourth with six other netminders (including such names as Marc-Andre Fleury, Sergei Bobrovsky, and Ben Bishop, as well as his opposing number in the first round, Dallas's Kari Lehtonen).
4/9/14 - Despite going 10-6-3 since returning from the Olympic break, the Anaheim Ducks find themselves within shouting distance of not only the top seed in the Western Conference (one point behind St. Louis), but the Presidents' Trophy as well (three points back of Eastern Conference and overall NHL leader Boston), with just three games to go before the playoffs. Goaltender John Gibson, who made his first NHL start against Vancouver on April 7, recorded a shutout over the Canucks, turning away all 18 shots en route to a 3-0 win that stopped a two-game losing streak for the Ducks. Anaheim scored one goal in each of the three periods; Daniel Winnik opened the scoring in the first with an unassisted, shorthanded goal, while Kyle Palmieri slid one home in the second, and Matt Beleskey netted one in the third to round out the night.
4/1/14 - After splitting games with the Alberta members of the NHL (taking a 3-2 win at Calgary, then dropping a 4-3 overtime loss at Edmonton), the Anaheim Ducks moved on to a decisive 5-1 win over Vancouver at Rogers Arena which put them back atop the Pacific Division; then returned home to the Honda Center to claim an overtime win over Winnipeg by a 5-4 count. After spotting the Jets four goals in the first two periods, Nick Bonino opened the Ducks' scoring with his 20th goal late in the second period. Anaheim took over the game in the third period, getting goals from Ryan Getzlaf (his 31st), Hampus Lindholm (his sixth), and Corey Perry (his 39th) to pull even in regulation. Then just 16 seconds into the overtime period, Stephane Robidas scored an unassisted goal – his fifth on the season – to complete the biggest comeback in team history.
3/25/14 - The Anaheim Ducks are on the brink of another playoff appearance. Currently in third place in the Western Conference, two points behind division mates San Jose. The Ducks only need a regulation loss by either Phoenix or Dallas to punch their ticket for the Stanley Cup playoffs. Most recently, Ryan Getzlaf became just the third (Mighty) Duck to cross the career 600-goal mark in a decisive 6-2 win over Florida. Getzlaf joins current line-mate Teemu Selanne, and retired Paul Kariya, as players who scored 600 or more goals for the Ducks. Corey Perry scored his 37th goal of the season in the win over Florida, and Selanne also notched a goal, as six different players in total scored for the Ducks.
3/18/14 - After a pair of victories, the once high-flying Anaheim Ducks started to stumble, with four straight losses (two by shootout) coming out of the blocks after the Olympic break – one of these losses a 7-2 plastering by Calgary, the second-worst team in the West. However, since then, the Ducks have gotten back to winning, defeating Colorado 6-4 in Denver followed by a 2-1 win over their 5 Freeway rivals, the Los Angeles Kings. The four losses have allowed their NorCal Pacific Division rivals, the San Jose Sharks – as well as Eastern Conference leading Boston – to pull even in the standings, with all three teams falling behind Central Division leading St. Louis in the race for the NHL's Presidents' Trophy, which is awarded to the team with the best record as determined by the most points in the regular season.
3/13/14 - Since closing February and opening March with a pair of wins, the Anaheim Ducks have fallen on a little bit of a hard time, losing three straight games to three of the top four Eastern Conference contenders in Montreal, Pittsburgh and Toronto; the losses to the Canadiens and Penguins both came on shootouts. The contest with the Maple Leafs marked the Anaheim return of coach Rick Carlyle, who got a goal and a pair of assists each from Phil Kessel and Tyler Bozak, while Toronto netminder Jonathan Bernier stoned the Ducks with 43 saves.
3/5/14 - The Anaheim Ducks continue to set the pace in the NHL's Western Conference, winning their first two contests since the Winter Olympics break. Goaltender Jonas Hiller shut out the high flying St. Louis Blues in the Ducks' first outing after the Sochi Games, and Andrew Cogliano netted the only goal in Anaheim's 1-0 win, coach Bruce Boudreau's 300th career win. More recently, the Ducks knocked off the Carolina Hurricanes 5-3 to start off the league's penultimate month of the regular season. Corey Perry notched a pair of goals for the Ducks, both in the first period, moving him to 32 on the season; Perry also assisted on Francois Beauchemin's first period score.
2/26/14 - Teemu Selanne is going from high point to high point. The Anaheim Ducks veteran right winger was a key player in the Olympic bronze medal game for his native Finland, collecting a pair of goals as the Finns ambushed the United States, 5-0 in Sochi, Russia. He will be returning to an Anaheim squad which is riding high, currently leading the NHL's Western Conference with 87 points, the most in the league. The Ducks return to action this weekend with a clash against the St. Louis Blues, who are just behind the Ducks in the conference standings with 84 points.
2/25/14 – The Ducks will be back in the pond Friday against the St. Louis Blues, the first of five straight home games at the Honda Center. Favorites to win the Pacific, Anaheim, led by forward Ryan Getzlaf (second in the NHL in scoring) and linemate Corey Perry, would like to lockup the West and the Presidents' Trophy. Despite their early success, Anaheim Ducks tickets are fourth cheapest in the league in the final run at the Cup, averaging $60.
2/18/14 - Anaheim has seven players on their roster in Sochi competing for Olympic gold. Cam Fowler arguably had the best game for the United States in their 3-2 shootout victory over the Russians, scoring the first goal for Team USA and playing 17:56 in the win. Ryan Getzlaf has also been playing remarkable; the center with Duck's teammate Corey Perry (winger) are wreaking havoc, providing top-line offense for Canada. Welcome back the Ducks Olympians when they return to the Honda Center next Friday against the St. Louis Blues. Anaheim Ducks tickets for the event start at $17.
2/3/14 – The Ducks have recalled center David Steckel and defenseman Sami Vatanen from the Norfolk Admirals, Anaheim's primary development affiliate in the AHL. Still on top the league, the Ducks did drop a game to the Dallas Stars over the weekend. The Mighty Ducks will try to rebound after being shut out for the first time this season when they host Columbus tonight (tickets as low as $6!) and defending Stanley Cup Champion Blackhawks Wednesday ($29 min.) at the Honda Center.
1/28/14 – The Anaheim Ducks shut out the Kings Saturday in the second
NHL Stadium Series
game played in 2014, first-ever in Los Angeles. At 39-10-5, the Ducks have the most points in the NHL and are leading the Pacific Division.
Fan interest is high at the Honda Center
and as a result, demand for Anaheim Ducks tickets continues to rise. Remaining home games at the Honda Center are averaging $71, up 6 percent in price since the start of 2014 but still third cheapest in the League. The Mighty Ducks had won 10 straight at home and
22 in a row in regulation
before the Jets came to Anaheim last Tuesday and shattered their streak. Be there to cheer on the Ducks as they look to secure a number one seed in the playoffs and home-ice advantage.
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This case looks at the issues facing a Hong Kong-based trading company, which links hundreds of factories in India and Asia with major customers like Gap and the Limited in Europe and in the United States. The company has recently launched a dot-com operation to allow its extraordinary network of factories in Asia to target much smaller retail chains in Asia and Europe than they were able to do before.
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- Company Employee Count: 3,500
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Identification of genes responsible for familial cardiomyopathies; ARVD - Genetics and Pathogenesis; Familial Mitral Valve Disease; Amyloid, Familial; Pathogenesis of Marfan Syndrome; Inherited cardiovascular diseases
BiographyDaniel P. Judge, M.D. graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in 1993, followed by his post-graduate training in medicine and cardiology at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He then joined the faculty at Johns Hopkins in 2000. With the help of generous donations, Dr. Judge started the cardiovascular genetics program at Johns Hopkins University (JHU) in 2002, which officially became the Center for Inherited Heart Disease in 2006. Dr. Judge is currently an Associate Professor of Medicine in Cardiology and the Medical Director of the JHU Center for Inherited Heart Disease. He is active as a faculty member in patient care, research, and teaching with an overall focus on cardiovascular genetics.
Dr. Judges current research efforts include his work in inherited forms of heart disease that cause cardiomyopathy, heart failure, or structural heart problems. His clinical efforts extend from the evaluation of asymptomatic people at risk of inherited heart conditions to the management of end-stage heart failure and cardiac transplantation. His research is also focused on cardiovascular genetic disorders and on translating basic research discoveries into clinical practice. One area of his research is to understand the role of genetic mutations in Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Dysplasia (ARVD), an inherited heart condition that results in sudden cardiac death and right ventricular heart dysfunction. Although some funding has been provided by the National Institute of Health (NIH), additional funding is needed to more thoroughly investigate the following: 1) Development of novel genetic methods to identify causes of inherited forms of heart disease. This study will help faculty recognize causes of inherited heart disease, with the goal of developing better (individualized) treatments. 2) Treatment of cardiomyopathy and heart failure that accompanies certain forms of muscular dystrophy. 3) Treatment of inherited amyloidosis, a disorder that causes cardiomyopathy and heart failure. Dr Judge is testing new medications for people with this condition.
Dr. Judges laboratory is also working on treatments to improve cell division in the heart, in order to recover after heart attacks or other forms of cardiomyopathy. With the help of several generous donations, his laboratory was recently able to identify and characterize a new factor that influences cell division in the heart. He is working to modulate this factor as a potential treatment for heart failure. And Dr. Judge has a long-standing interest in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and inherited heart valve conditions. His laboratory is investigating causes for these conditions, with a goal of recognizing better treatments. The new ground-breaking genetic work is essential to the future of cardiovascular medicine.
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We apologize for this, we are working to address the situation. Thank you for your patience Thank You BCGA Executive Forum FAQ Search Log in to check your private messages Login Gas Prices & GeocachingIf you have questions/comments about geocaching in general or anything that doesn't fit anywhere else, post them here. Forum Index » General View previous topic :: View next topic Will you change your geo-habits because of fuel prices? No I will cache like I always have 43% [ 14 ] Yes, I will cache in groups to split cost 6% [ 2 ] Yes, I will cache less 25% [ 8 ] Yes, I will change to more efficient car 12% [ 4 ] Yes -- Other (respond in forum to explain!) 12% [ 4 ] Total Votes : 32 Author Message _canadianbacon_Joined: Jan 05, 2004Posts: 1154Location: Surrey, BC, Canada Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 6:23 am Post subject: Gas Prices & Geocaching Holy ~@#(*#!!!!! Went to pay some bills online today, and opened my Chevron Credit Card Bill. To put this in perspective our family has 1 Honda Pilot (wife's, local only, not driven to work, just around home mostly) and I was driving a Kia Sportage (small Suv). (Have since sold that for a sub-compact). The previous months bill was $237. This months....$426!!!! Now we don't recall doing that much more driving this past month, maybe there were a couple of local field trips for school out to Langley and such. The 8 fill ups were all my normal locations and I probably even filled up at a non Chevron at least once so that is not even on the bill. This does not include my recent trip to Sacramento (that was in new Honda Fit anyways). I don't know about you, but seeing this really makes me think about how I will do this hobby in the future. More 'days out with friends' to nab a bunch at once and share the cost of fuel. No more running way across town to nab an FTF or something interesting. I don't know about the companies you work for, but mine only gives increase in pay that about meet the 'official' inflation rate in Canada, which as we all know does not include a lot of stuff we all use and pay for, such as fuel. This really hurts in the old wallet. _________________~~~~ _CanadianBacon_~~~~ Back to top MaliBooBooJoined: Jan 06, 2007Posts: 100Location: Kamloops Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 8:36 am Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching I used to smoke . (Quit for 2 and a half years now). The price of cigarettes increased quite a bit over time, and as they did it had no effect on how much I smoked because I was addicted. Perhaps geocaching will be much the same for me. Fortunately, I generally drive a car that is "cheap" on gas. Hopefully, as gas prices rise there will be fewer and fewer SUVs driving around the Lower Mainland and monster pick up trucks driving around the north where I live, with single occupants. Back to top Love BugsJoined: Jul 26, 2004Posts: 61Location: Langley Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 5:26 pm Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching The price of fuel will curtail what caches I do . We have a Ford Pu 4x4 that we use to get the out of the way caches, those have now been taken off our to do list as we have basicly parked the truck. We now use the wifes Accent for caching, good fuel mileage but it being a newer car, 2007 model I wil not take it on gravel roads for caching. So much for getting hte caches up the west side of Harrison Lake. _________________Work is for those that don't cache or fish Back to top koakaiJoined: Jan 30, 2006Posts: 42Location: Abbotsford Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 10:47 pm Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching I really regret ditching the old Honda Accord. Yes it was about to die, and getting 4x4 caches in it would have meant leaving it somewhere on the backside of Chilliwack, but at least it didn't suck back the gas. Back to top vanisleladyJoined: Jan 20, 2007Posts: 230Location: Campbell River Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2008 7:53 am Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching Well I tend to cache alone a lot but driving a jeep has it's downsides in regards to fuel consumption...however getting to those out of the way caches is not a problem .... I do have my motorbike and when I am out for the day I generally try to get those caches that are Motorbike friendly if I can....I have been caching with others a lot in the last few months and it is a cheaper way to go as well as lotf more fun having company along..... Back to top dloubertJoined: Jan 19, 2007Posts: 49 Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2008 5:20 pm Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching I will just have to cache in large amounts rather than a few trips for a few caches... Also caching with others to ofset the cost. Adiction can be costly....... Back to top grafinatorJoined: Nov 12, 2006Posts: 195Location: Coruscant Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 8:20 am Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching I think I might try the group caching thing, or when I do go out on the weekends for caching, I will have to plan a route that has more caches to make it worth my while. When it costs 55 bucks to fill up a Honda Civic things are getting a little absurd. I know that is cheap compared to some vehicles, but its a flippin' Honda Civic. _________________I find your lack of faith disturbing. - Darth Vader Back to top Catapult JeffJoined: Aug 24, 2005Posts: 169Location: Surrey BC Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 3:26 pm Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching The price of gas has stopped me from going out for single new caches that become active. Now I wait until I'm going that way to grab a cache. _________________ Back to top goaliegirl38Joined: Apr 19, 2008Posts: 148Location: Pitt Meadows, Burnaby, or driving in between Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 11:01 pm Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching Traded in my Ranger for a Corolla, which has helped on the costs, but it is still insane! Think I will be making more planned attacks on areas with multiple caches, or getting my workout on the bike to hit the local ones! Back to top marcjboudreauJoined: Mar 10, 2008Posts: 18 Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:22 am Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching If the cost of fuel is the issue, how about just leaving the car at home and using your bike, or taking transit? I can count on the fingers of one hand how often I've taken the van to go caching. Just means a little more exercise and there isn't anything wrong with that. So, I guess my answer is No the cost of fuel won't affect me geocaching a bit. Back to top loungelionsJoined: Sep 26, 2004Posts: 48 Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 4:05 pm Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching Hubby uses transit to get to work and I walk to work, so the only time we use the car is to go geocaching, errands, shopping etc. We have a Honda Fit, so it is fairly cheap to run but we have always done multiple caches in the same area, so it won't change what we are doing... for now, anyway. Back to top Love BugsJoined: Jul 26, 2004Posts: 61Location: Langley Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 5:28 pm Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching Man I would love to use transit to cache, but from the valley once you get all the caches in your area you are screwed as far as transit goes. On weekends to get from Abbotsford to Port Moody would take you 3-4 hours. My son lives in ancouver and for him to get the skytrain, then all the bus transfers it takes 3 hours to make it to Langley to visit us, needless to say he does not come out very often. I guess that is one of the little things we have to put up with living in the valley. _________________Work is for those that don't cache or fish Back to top TechnicJoined: Feb 29, 2008Posts: 73Location: Kamloops Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 8:38 pm Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching I have a pick up truck and get 27 MPG highway. Since I have picked up most of the caches that are drive up in or near the city, I am resorting to the hills which cuts into the fuel economy considerably. I got a few FTF by rushing out at any cost, but that has come to a stop as well. Unless the new cache is in a unique area, where I would like to hike anyway, or of a unique nature, I usually wait a while to see if there might be any more published in that area and then go. And then there are the ones where you don't get it the first go around, I might go a second time, but if it requires multiple trips, I say to H3// with it until I might have a good reason to go back. All in all, being on a fixed income, I would say that the gas prices has impacted on my lifestyle as a Geocacher. Back to top kittyclanJoined: Feb 04, 2007Posts: 33 Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 9:43 am Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching I have a daycare, and so I drive an E350 15 passenger van that cost 40 cents to go 1 km, at $1.30/l. I very seldom go caching unless I am already heading that way, and when I do need to go somewhere, I make sure to bring all the info for whatever caches are in the area or on the way, and do as many as I can, as well as any other errands I can on the way. I will occassionally take the kids and find an area not too far away with several caches and make it a caching day or at least a caching morning, and I will also occassionally go and look for a new cache, if it is not too far away, but try to also do other errands along the way so I don't have to go out again. I have been caching this way for over a year now, and fuel costs are definately stopping me from caching as much as I'd like to. I only wish they would make at least a 10 passenger smart car! Or a bigger hybrid mini van or something! Maybe I'll get a horse and a big wagon. Probably cost less to take care of the horse, wonder if the neighbours would mind? Back to top _canadianbacon_Joined: Jan 05, 2004Posts: 1154Location: Surrey, BC, Canada Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 10:04 am Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching Oh I don't know, your missing the obvious! A team of 14 kids should be able to pull you around in your horse cart and they get fed by somebody else! Seems the economical solution to me! _________________~~~~ _CanadianBacon_~~~~ Back to top kittyclanJoined: Feb 04, 2007Posts: 33 Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 10:18 am Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching Now that might be fun! But I suppose I could get in trouble when I pass people on the road with a bunch of kids harnessed to a cart. Back to top ChilcotinsamJoined: Mar 18, 2008Posts: 41 Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2008 10:47 pm Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching Now thats being creative! I try to always drive the cheapest vehicle and the one currently with the most gas and the one that is running half decent. I have taken up biking but because of location still need to drive but biking helps to get to the cache faster and complete more caches in 1 day thereby being more productive I hope. But as one who is also addicted to this fun sport I try to ignore the price of gas while caching...but curtail or minimize other non-caching trips...or ride my bike for those to SAVE the gas for caching!! And carefully studying areas which are heavily cache infested so that when I go there I can be busy. WHen work sends me out of town I make sure I grab some caches along the way also. My summer holidays will be carefully planned around...what else? Geocaching!! The sport MUST continue!! (laughs crazily) Back to top MsChief-Gps_yJoined: Jan 16, 2004Posts: 262Location: Lower Mainland Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 7:46 am Post subject: Re: Gas Prices & Geocaching My life takes me to various areas of the Lower Mainland and I usually cache along the way there and back as many as time or placements allow so I will be caching and driving about the same. What I really need is Time. A difficulty for most of us I think, lol _________________Life's greatest treasure is its uncertainty. (Japanese proverb) Life's greatest annoyance is assumptions. 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How to fit a Steel Spur Set to your Savage X
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Parts Required:-#86807 - Steel Spur Gear Set (49T used here, other sizes available) #77106 - Racing Clutch Bell (16T used here, other sizes available) And these two parts to fit them onto the Savage X: #72130 - Stainless Steel Slipper Plate #86130 - Slipper Clutch Hub
Tools Required:-3mm Allen Driver Phillips Screw Driver 7mm Nut wrench
1. Remove the fuel tankRemove the fuel lines from the fuel tank, they will simply pull off. Then remove the 2 clips that hold the fuel tank on and lift it off.
2. Remove the engineDisconnect the throttle linkage from the carburettor, this should simply pop off. Then unscrew the front of the exhaust.
Now unscrew the 4 bolts that hold the engine in place. The engine should now lift out of the truck.
Remove the engine from the truck
3. Remove the Slipper ClutchUndo the nut with a 7mm driver, then carefully remove the spring and washer. Now remove the plates and the spur gear from the shaft. Take care not to loose the pin that the last plate locates on to.
Undo the nut that holds on the slipper clutch
Remove the spring, washer and the slipper clutch parts
4. Fit the Slipper Clutch HubNow you are ready to fit the new parts with Steel Spur Gear. Fit the #86130 Slipper Clutch Hub. This should simply slide onto the shaft and locate onto the pin.
Put on the new slipper hub and stainless steel slipper plateThe Stainless Steel Slipper Plate will locate onto the hub.
5. Fit the Steel Spur Gear SetBefore you fit the Steel Spur Gear Set you need to screw the gear to the purple aluminium hub. Make sure to use the supplied Thread Lock when doing this so that the screws do not come loose when in use.
Screw the steel gear to the purple aluminium hub, then attach the slipper padWhen this is done stick the slipper pad to the hub and slide the whole assembly onto the shaft. Replace the washer, spring and the nut and tighten. The slipper clutch needs to be set so that it will slip under high loads but not slip in normal use. Please see the tutorial on slipper clutch settings.
Fit the new spur gear and replace the washer, spring and nut
6. Fit the Racing Clutch BellIt is important to use the Racing Clutch Bell with the Steel Spur Gear. This is a direct replacement for the standard clutch bell on the truck.
Remove the standard clutch bellTo fit the Racing Clutch Bell you need to first remove the standard clutch bell. Undo the screw that holds it in place, remove the clutch bell then refit with the Racing Clutch Bell. Remember to use thread lock on the screw to stop it coming loose.
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Kim Kardashian is on her way to becoming a first-time mom. As the whole world must know by now, she's pregnant with Kanye West's baby. And no, West is not her husband. In fact, Kardashian is still legally married to Kris Humphries. And yes, the drama surrounding her pending divorce has yet to fade away into a hazy tabloid past. With all the talk surrounding Kardashian's personal life since she announced her pregnancy, it's no wonder that David Letterman asked her Wednesday night about the status of her divorce. But what was shocking to find out is that Kardashian is still fighting with Humphries over when this marriage is going to finally come to an end.
"It's a process," Kardashian told Letterman. "I've been trying for almost two years now to wrap it up, but it's hard."
Like the rest of the world, Letterman wanted to know why Humphries won't let the divorce be finalized. "I can't speak for Kris, but I just want him to be happy and I want us to move on," Kardashian said. "That's what I really want is just to move on."
But Humphries continues to fight for the marriage to be annulled, while Kardashian refuses to let an annulment go through. "The only legal way to get an annulment is if fraud were involved, so that's what's tricky," she said. "He is suing me for an annulment based on the fact that I frauded him into marrying him for publicity."
Humphries is claiming that he is the victim in the marriage. "That's the only way to get [an] annulment is if one person was defrauded," Kardashian explained. Kardashian maintains that fraud is not what happened "in my case."
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The Rolling Stones' upcoming 18-date North American tour in May and June will be promoted by AEG Live, according to Pollstar. No dates have been announced for the two-month tour, but the Stones will play major cities with several multi-night stands during the run. AEG takes over the band's concert promotion from Virgin Live, which handled the Stones' 2012 dates.
The Stones have been known to follow the best deal regardless of long-running relationships with promoters. Despite having a longstanding relationship with Bill Graham, who promoted the band's 1981 North American tour, in 1989 the band went with promoter Michael Cohl, who served as the band's promoter until parting ways with Live Nation in 2008.
With the Stones now in their 50th year, Mick Jagger was asked what the recipe is for such unparalleled and long lasting success: "I think that the Stones are very lucky -- yeah, you always need a lit of luck. They were in the right place at the right time. And they -- we, when we work, we work very hard. So you need all those things. It's no good just being hard-working, 'cause lot's of people are hardworking. But you've got to be hardworking, on your game, and be lucky."
Drummer Charlie Watts says that it never crossed his mind that the Stones would ever make it -- let along become rock's longest lasting rock bands: "No, every band I'd ever been in lasted a week. I mean, you only lasted as long as the guy in the club, or whatever, would book you for. So, y'know, if they didn't like you, y'know, it was two gigs and that was it. So I always thought it's gonna last a week, then a fortnight, and suddenly it's 30 years."
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LOS ANGELES — The difference between owning a ferret in Hawaii and one in Pennsylvania can be up to three years in jail — and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines.
But ferret fans argue that the foot-long domesticated creatures make excellent pets and shouldn't be regulated by wildlife agencies.
Their antics are better than antidepressants, said Casner, whose pets inspired her to start a ferret clothing line that she sells online.
But the issue is taken seriously in Hawaii, where every report of a ferret is checked. One captured last year in Hilo was turned over to the Hawaii Island Humane Society, flown to Honolulu and quarantined until it could be shipped out of state. The penalty for importing, selling or possessing a ferret in Hawaii is a fine up to $200,000 and as many as three years in jail.
Wright is looking for another lawmaker willing to sponsor a new round of legislation, but conceded that task alone was difficult. With legislators facing issues like the budget, gun control and health care, he noted, anyone who goes to bat for ferrets will probably be mocked.


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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) -- An Ashley High School student has been charged with starting rumors about planned violence at the school.
New Hanover County Sheriff's Office spokesman Sgt. Jerry Brewer says Dylan Greg Merten, 17, is charged with disorderly conduct by disrupting students after admitting to starting the rumor. Investigators arrested Merten this morning.
According to an arrest warrant, investigators say Merten created the rumor that someone would enter Ashley High School Friday and "shoot up the school." Investigators say the statement caused students to fear for their safety and plan not to attend classes tomorrow.
New Hanover County Schools Assistant Superintendent Rick Holliday said in an e-mail to reporters that Ashley administration began hearing rumors on Monday about violence that was to occur Friday at the school.
"They began investigating immediately," Holliday wrote. "The Sheriff's Department was also involved. Yesterday, the source of the rumors was identified as a current Ashley student who apparently started the rumors as a hoax."
Holliday did not identify Merten in his e-mail, but he said Ashley administration has applied "appropriate disciplinary measures."
"The New Hanover County Schools takes all threats against students and staff very seriously," Holliday said in his e-mail. "We will not tolerate any attempt to disrupt the learning environment of any of our schools. We would ask that community members contact the New Hanover County Schools to verify accurate information before responding to rumors."
Mertens was released from the New Hanover County Jail under $1,000 unsecured bond. He is due in court February 6.


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MAIK's Experimental Danish Design
Pronounced "make," MAIK is an experimental Danish design brand founded in 2009 by Andreas Sachse and Rune Rex. I spotted it when I was in Copenhagen last fall and although it was closed, I was able...04.02.12
Inventables: Materials Database
Zach Kaplan is looking out for the little guys. In 2002, he launched Inventables, an extensive library of high-tech materials from manufacturers and innovators like Dupont and 3Form. The initial...written by: Miyoko Ohtake01.11.11
Japan Relief: Designs to Inspire
One of the most devastating crises to hit Japan in over 60 years, the March earthquake and tsunami left the country shocked, traumatized and distressed. Though the disaster was horrific,...written by: Kelly Cooper08.09.11
Seinfood Posters
No Soup for You, the marble rye, Junior Mints in the operating theater, Kenny Roger's chicken, Mackinaw peaches, the big salad. Seinfeld never skimped on the food jokes, and a new show of 20 prints...written by: Aaron Britt02.28.12
8 Modern Carports
Though it's sometimes looked down upon as a dowdy counterpart to its enclosed cousin, the garage, the carport is a functional and—as these examples from Dwell's archives suggest—often elegant touch...written by: William Lamb01.02.14
And the Water Wise Winners Are...
We teamed up with Kohler in hot pursuit of a common enemy—the water hog—and we asked you to submit your water-saving solutions for a "Water Wise" future. The submissions...06.27.10
Yerba Buena Street Life Plan
Recently in San Francisco, the Yerba Buena Community Benefit District and CMG Landscape Architecture unveiled the Yerba Buena Street Life Plan. The plan is meant to serve as a master plan for the...written by: Miyoko Ohtakephotos by: Miyoko Ohtake08.08.11
Smart Storage Solutions for the Modern Home
Here are nine residences from the Dwell archives that apply the philosophy of "less is more" by stealthily hiding unnecessary clutter and creating smart storage solutions for various rooms in the...written by: Jami Smith01.29.14