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Cystic Acne Treatment: Accutane Treatment of cystic acne is generally taken seriously. It should be treated by a dermatologist since cystic acne is the severe form of acne characterized by nodules or cyst. Another considerable fact is that most of the patients afflicted with severe inflammatory acne do not improve with just medicines like the over-the- counter drugs or those mild treatments. The cystic acne treatment usually takes months and even years. Among a number of cystic acne treatments that work well, two are well-known: the isotretinoin (accutane) and the retinoid. These cystic acne treatments are usually prescribed by dermatologists and must be taken properly for better results. Of the two mentioned effective cystic acne treatments, it is actually the accutane which is so popular and widely used. One of the factors that contribute to its popularity is its ability to prevent scarring caused by cystic acne. It is typically noted that after 15 to 20 weeks of using this cystic acne treatment, the condition is absolutely or almost completely goes away. This result was generally observed in up to 90 percent of the acne patients. However, in those patients where acne reappears after a course of accutane, the doctor may then prescribe another line of the same cystic acne treatment or other medicines. Although the accutane is proven to be potent for fighting acne and acne scarring, certain findings have shown that this cystic acne treatment cause certain side effects. One of the unfavorable side effects of the cystic acne treatment accutane is birth defects in the developing fetus of an afflicted pregnant woman. Knowing this effect of the cystic acne treatment accutane, the experts usually advice that it is very important that women of childbearing age are not pregnant and do not get pregnant while taking this drug. Aside from that, it is commonly suggested that women who are taking this cystic acne treatment must apply two separate effective forms of birth control for one month prior to pregnancy and for one full month after stopping the treatment. Perhaps the best key here is to ask the doctor when it is safe to get pregnant after you have stopped taking such cystic acne treatment. The cystic acne treatment accutane may even cause dryness to the skin and it may trigger psychological disorder to the acne patient. The other possible side effects of taking accutane are dry eyes, mouth, lips, nose or skin; nosebleeds; itching; muscle aches; sensitivity to the sun; and poor vision. This cystic acne treatment even has more serious side effects like changes in the blood and in the liver function. It was with such fact that most of the doctors treat cystic acne patients by first taking a study on the blood the cystic acne treatment starts. acne scar remedies
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After more than two months of performing live twice a week on American Idol, the pressure could be getting to the top two finalists of Season 12, Candice Glover and Kree Harrison. Luckily, it'll all be worth it when one of them is named the first female Idol winner since Jordin Sparks in 2007.
"We're very stressed, but at the same time we wouldn't want to do anything else other than this," Glover tells reporters in Downtown Los Angeles the day before her final performance show.
Although it's been a long season, the finalists got an extra boost of energy once they were able to return home during top 3 week. "We were rejuvenated because of all these people that believed in us so much," Harrison says. "We had more drive than ever when we came back."
That drive will lead one of the two to sing their brand new coronation single as they're showered with confetti on the Nokia Theater stage Thursday night. While you'll have to wait to hear each singer's potential single until the penultimate episode on Wednesday, May 15 at 8 PM ET/PT on Fox, Glover hints that it'll show off a different side of her voice.
"I think mine is definitely going to surprise a lot of people," she says. "It's definitely different from what I've been doing all season, but it's just another side of me that I wanted to show to America. I like it!"
Adds Harrison, "We are both so excited to do our songs," Harrison says. "I think more than anything throughout this show as artists we wanted to show our originality, and I think these songs do that for us."
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- EnvyControllers.com
Bringing custom controllers to an audience that leaves no room for error: gamers
- This project started just how i like it - from the ground up. I consulted heavily with the current owner before the site had even chosen it's name. After plenty of late night brainstorming sessions, the answer was clear: the controllers were meant to be envied and that meant choosing a name to fit. Thus envycontrollers.com was born and it has all the attitude and feel of advanced technology that gamers are craving.
Since the beginning, the owner had thoughts of expanding beyond controllers, so when I conceptualized the mark and typography for this client, I made a calculated move that owner loved. What was that you ask? We made the logo modular. The mark that pairs with the typography can easily be fitted with a different icon (instead of a controller) and the word "controllers" can be replaced with any number of different product lines such as apparel. Overall, the logo is perfect for a start-up company in this genre and is foaming at the mouth to expand in the market.
- This last mock-up for the website was thrown in to show the client the attractive nature the site could have to potential advertisers. The site is ready for modular ads, as well as a full "wrap", in this case we used RedBull as the brand matches the audience perfectly and doesn't compete with our client.


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Blue Ribbon Task Force: U.S. Tortured Detainees—Leaders Responsible
Nearly two years ago, a non-partisan, constitutional think tank called the Constitution Project assembled its blue-ribbon Task Force on Detainee Treatment to examine the treatment of detainees in the years following 9/11. Today, the Task Force released its report—a 550-page, comprehensive condemnation of the role of senior Bush administration officials in the torture and abuse of prisoners in U.S. custody.
Before getting to the report's findings, it's worth highlighting two things about the Task Force.
First, the Task Force was composed of an impressive array of former government officials, members of the armed services, politicians, diplomats, and professors. To give just a few examples, it included: Asa Hutchinson (a former Arkansas Congressman who served in President Bush's administration), David Irvine (a retired Army brigadier general who taught interrogation and military law for 18 years), Claudia Kennedy (the first woman to achieve the rank of three-star general in the Army), Thomas Pickering (a retired ambassador with a diplomatic career spanning five decades), and William Sessions (the former director of the FBI under Presidents Reagan, Bush I, and Clinton).
Here's how the Task Force describes its members:
The Task Force members include Democrats and Republicans; those who are thought to be conservatives and those thought to be liberals; people with experience in and sensitivity to national security issues and those who have an understanding that the government's reach and authority is subject to both tradition and law to appropriate limits.
In other words, the Task Force members crossed ideological and political divides.
Second, the Task Force reviewed countless pages of government documents relating to detainee treatment, including many of the approximately 150,000 pages of government torture documents obtained by the ACLU through years of Freedom of Information Act litigation. (You can read those primary-source materials in our Torture Database, the single most comprehensive and searchable repository of the government's own documents showing how the Bush administration's torture policies were formulated and the devastating impact on the victims and this nation's commitment to the rule of law.)
Also, importantly, the Task Force interviewed around 100 individuals involved in the U.S. detention and interrogation program: service members, interrogators, former detainees, lawyers, and politicians, among others.
What did this thorough and impressively staffed Task Force conclude?
It issued 24 findings, but the first two are the most essential. It concluded first "that it is indisputable that the United States engaged in the practice of torture." And second that "[t]he nation's most senior officials...bear ultimate responsibility for allowing and contributing to the spread of illegal and improper interrogation techniques."
Of course, these two findings are not new. We and many others have pointed out for years that our country tortured detainees after 9/11 and that senior members of the Bush administration were responsible. Now, however, a bipartisan, blue-ribbon task force—composed of experienced military members, interrogators, politicians, and professors—has added its considered judgment to those conclusions.
In its many recommendations, the Task Force has also joined the call for our leaders to acknowledge the torture that took place after 9/11, to disclose important but still secret documents relating to that torture, and to cooperate with pending investigations and lawsuits in the United States and abroad.
We wholeheartedly agree with these core conclusions and recommendations of the Task Force. Without taking these first steps toward reckoning with the torture that took place in our name, our nation will not be able to move beyond our shameful legacy of torture.
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Every Day Is An Atheist Holiday!
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Each chapter starts is labeled for a holiday, which has little or nothing to do with the rambling contents. Occasional bits of funny, but in general nowhere near as good as God No. Also, if I *never* hear Penn talk about Clay Aiken again, it will be too soon. Sheesh! (Aug 12-27)
How does one write a book about ones views and experiences without being self-absorbed?
Not my kind of humour at all. It was too self-absorbed for me. I like Penn and Teller; I liked Penn by himself much less.
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Though it seems like it's almost over before it began (today's the last full day of shows, with only Azzedine Alaïa presenting his special collection tomorrow), we're still busy updating galleries of this season's couture shows. From yesterday's runways: Martin Margiela, true to form, covered his models' faces in black cloth; Elie Saab went for lots of crystals and draping, as he tends to; and the late-night Chanel show came with those nifty light-up shoes. Enjoy that and more in the slideshows:
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We are beginning our pool installation next week and I'm hoping that I love everything about it. Our plans are for a 18' x 34' free form, salt water system, cc 420 pentair, vac system, 1 light, intelliflo pentair pump, master temp heater, auto fill, 18" stacked rock raised wall and 36" decent fall, grey plaster, a large baja ledge with umbrella, flat colored concrete coping and stamped concrete w/antique stain for deck area. Sound okay? I'm starting to question my decisions and was wondering if any of the members on this board have any strong feelings about their completed pools.
Is there anything that you love/hate about your pool? Would you do anything differently somewhere? Are there some things that you would absolutely recommend?
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teachere....Congrats...looks like a good start.
After having a pool for over 5 years...the features we appreciate most are the ones that make maintenance easier...you already have one of these...the salt water system which will ease the chore of regular chlorine additions. The other features we like for maitenance reasons are the floor cleaning system and the negative edge which acts as a large skimmer.
Depending on the use of your pool, some fun features we added that still provide endless family enjoyment, in no particular order...bubblers in the beach, jumping jets shooting into the pool, 6 foot waterfall to jump from, fog, basketball hoop, volleyball net and a rather large waterslide ~70 ft. long.
We also take for granted the pool automation system, which allows all these pool features to be enjoyed via a handheld remote control.
You mentioned stamped concrete which we also have...one feature that gets a lot of attention are the the animal footprints that were stamped into the decking (racoon tracks, bird tracks and tiger paws).
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Scott...Thanks...there in picture #8 going behind the waterfalls in the link below...living in Louisiana...gotta have the Tiger Paws...Go LSU!
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Middle East-based Simatech Shipping has announced the launch of a fortnightly feeder service linking Dakshin Bharat Gateway Terminal, a new private facility in India's Port of Tuticorin (V.O. Chidambaranar), with Colombo, Sri Lanka, starting this month.
Simatech is a feeder operator providing services in the Persian Gulf, the Indian Subcontinent, Far East, and East Africa. Established in 1992, the Business Bay, Dubai-based company operates a fleet of 21 vessels to 16 different destinations with a total combined capacity of 49,472 TEUs. The company has transported a volume of more than 1 million TEUs annually, and employs more than 200 individuals across 24 service offices in UAE, Singapore, India, Somalia, and North America.
Simatec launched a new container service connecting Vallarpadam Transshipment Terminal, India, with Jebel Ali, United Arab Emirates in February 2014. The container line is using three vessels with capacities of approximately 1,200 TEUs on the regional service.
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It was a rainy winter day. Elliott was walking to the video store with his mother to pick up a movie for the evening. Mom was looking for a light comedy to watch with Dad as the fireplace crackled, but Elliott had nothing but spaceships on his mind. That is, until he noticed a crisp, new five-dollar bill lying on the ground at the entrance to the shop. His mother didn't see it as she entered the video store, but Elliott locked on it like a tractor beam. Since no one was around, he picked it up and shoved it deep into his pocket.
As he drifted toward the "Outer Space" section, Elliott could not believe his good luck. He could hardly concentrate on selecting a movie because he was daydreaming about all the wild and wonderful ways he could spend his newfound fortune. He wandered around in such a daze that he didn't even realize that not only had he not chosen a movie, but he was now standing in the checkout line beside his mother, who was waiting to pay.
Suddenly, his daydream was shattered when the lady in front of them, who was frantically searching through her purse, gasped. "I am positive I had five dollars," she said. "I know because I just got a nice, crisp one in change from the last store ? Oh, heavens! It must've dropped out of my bag!"
Elliott's heart sank.Would he be honest and give the lady the five-dollar bill?
What would be the honest thing for Elliott to do?
As with so many ethical qualities, being honest makes you feel great inside. Sometimes it's difficult to be honest with others or even yourself, but when you are, there is no better way of life. Elliott felt great when he was guided by honesty about the money.
What else could Elliott have done as soon as he found the five-dollar bill?
How would Elliott have felt later if he had decided to keep the five dollars?
Can you tell us about a situation you can remember when you or a friend displayed honesty?
"Honesty is the best policy."
"Honesty: The best of all the lost arts."
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How to Talk to Kids About Morals, Values, and What Matters Most
E Is for Ethics
How to Talk to Kids About Morals, Values, and What Matters Most
At one time, schools in America offered instructions on character development and ethics. Today that's no longer the case, and many parents often feel at a loss over the seemingly daunting task of teaching their children to be good, moral citizens.
Astonishingly, there has never been a book meant for parents to read with their children with the goal of teaching basic morals—until E Is for Ethics. Corlett's twenty-six simple, clear, fun and original stories have been carefully crafted for parents to read to their child, aged four to ten. Each insightful story features one of two children, Elliott or his sister Lucy, centering on a different positive ethic, such as tact, empathy, and understanding. At the end of each story there are several questions that will help children and parents discuss the implications of each tale. R. A. Holt's charming illustrations add to the fun.
Boasting years of children's television experience, a seasoned knowledge of how children and parents interact, and a knack for lively storytelling, Corlett offers an inventive, whimsical book to help parents navigate important issues of ethics and morality that all kids are sure to enjoy as they learn.
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How do children learn moral values? Using the chapters in this book as a tool, children can learn, with their parents, grandparents, teachers, or librarians as guides, to better understand the values and ethics presented. It is easy to assume that children know about morality, but these are learned behaviors, not inherent ones. Without guidance, study, and training in the understanding and use of these values, children will be left with no formal understanding. In this book each of the twenty-six chapters includes a simple story illustrating a particular value. There is also an interactive opportunity for each reader to determine the right action in that situation. There are additional questions with each value, encouraging further thinking and discernment by the reader. There are also quotes with each chapter, highlighting the value discussed.
The unique feature of this book is that it tackles many of the common values that have been part of our cultural morality. In the past these values were everywhere in a child's life: They were reinforced through family, school, church, social groups, neighbors, and friends. Life today is not as homogenous in our s see more


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This is Amelia Rayno's third season on the Gophers men's basketball beat. She learned college basketball in North Carolina (Go Tar Heels!), where fanhood is not an option. In 2010, she joined the Star Tribune after graduating from Boston's Emerson College, which sadly had no exciting D-I college hoops to latch onto. Amelia has also worked on the sports desk at the Boston Globe and interned at the Detroit News.Follow Rayno on Twitter @AmeliaRayno
Just a few notes from tonight's Gophers media access:
• The Gophers coaching staff will likely make a decision on whether to redshirt freshman Wally Ellenson before tomorrow night's game, Tubby Smith said tonight. Smith sat down and discussed the options with Ellenson today, he said, but wants to speak with his family before announcing anything.
• Smith again reiterated tonight one of the reasons he likes Trevor Mbakwe coming off the bench for the Gophers. "We can go to the bench and actually maybe elevate our play when you bring in a Trevor or you bring in a Julian Welch, because they're both veteran, physical players," Smith said. "That's a real benefit for us, and that's our strength right now – we have to play to our strength."
• Rodney Williams on the team's ascent to No. 13 in the AP poll, which is where they landed today (one up from last week): "It's definitely a good feeling. We know how good that we are and now other people are starting to notice it, so it's definitely a good feeling."
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Letter to the Editor
To the Editor:Mr. Bart's timely column about Winona Ryder ("Why Celebrities Self-Destruct," Nov. 10) reminds one that, to be free, we must assume total responsibility for ourselves. Miss Ryder may have avoided a prison sentence, but one wonders if she hasn't, without intending to, sentenced herself to an equally bad jail.
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Well that, and that the unsuspecting cooperative parts of the group are a lot easier to kill for their share of the meat than the live animals that supplied it...
That's the true American way !!! Humans that act this way will soon or later be killed by the others if they are not clever enough to do it without everybody seeing it as the lions do. There always be people that do it and there always be killed for that if caught that's the way the humans work. And I'm guessing if by some reason those that kill humans for their share increase over some critical mass that society will just die in hunger. Not a bright forecast for the US future
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Sadly, the post above isn't a troll. I don't know anyone who uses AIM, nobody uses ICQ anymore (was different 10 years ago), nobody uses Yahoo Messenger either.
So it's either MSN, email or all that Facebook/twitter/etc crap.
Nobody uses MSN where I live. Most of the people never heard of it. Everybody uses Skype (kids, moms, grand moms), few use ICQ (mostly older guys - 30+ years old) and some google's chat (techie guys).
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Resurrecting the oldest grain
OK, screw on your thinking caps, folks. What's at least 6,000 years old, can be popped like corn and is richer in protein than wheat, barley or rye? Need another hint? It was also mixed with animal blood to make religious figurines by 16th-century Latin Americans. Give up? I'm not telling.
Task force on student life
A new Principal's task force will look at all issues pertaining to student life on campus, from academics to athletics, with an eye to improving the overall experience for those who choose to study at McGill.
Deconstructing hate: Scholar plumbs lure of Jihad
Khalid Medani, an assistant professor of Political Science and Islamic Studies, earns a $100,000 Carnegie Scholarship to further examine what leads African youth to join Islamist fundamentalist organizations.
Preparing for convocation
For her third and final year as University Marshal, Kate Le Maistre was given quite a challenge - to manage 10 different convocations, nine of which would be held outdoors for the first time in over 30 years.
Life as a lumberjack rookie
How will hardcore woodsmen accept a greenhorn who shows up to camp in a limousine and wearing a purple parka that makes him look like Barney the Dinosaur? Read on...
John Jonas, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Mining, Metals and Materials Engineering, is named as one of the finalists for the NSERC Gerhard Herzberg Medal -- Canada's most prestigious science award.
Grad research: Culinary upstairs downstairs
Architecture student Lara Pascali looks at the phenomenon of Italian North American homes with two separate kitchens: one upstairs for show and a basement one for use.
The war between food and water
Garry Peterson cautions us about the dangers of our agricultural practices changing the water cycle.
Mathias Leblanc: All creatures great and small
McGill's Dr. Doolittle, Mathias Leblanc, combines his love of animals and people in his new job as University Vet.
The doctors are in...tune
By day they deliver babies and remove troublesome gall bladders, by night they make sweet, sweet music. The I Medici di McGill Orchestra is nothing if not unique.


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Village Cafe adds 'Under 550' menu through SHIP
Gary and Theresa Bilben, owners of The Village Square Café in Walker, have introduced their new "Under 550" menu with healthy twists on menu favorites as part of the Cass County Statewide Health Improvement Program.
The café began implementing the new menu inserts Oct. 12.
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[…] the new Facebook. And there are some privacy tools that you can take advantage of including the "reset" button along with Profile Review and Tag […]
Facebook is now in the process of releasing dramatic updates to its ever-evolving privacy features. These updates contain some new tools to help secure your privacy and online identity. And if you haven't reviewed your settings recently, now it the perfect time to do so.
How do you know if the new features are available to you? Go to Account> Privacy Settings. If you see the settings above, you're in.
F-Secure Labs Security Advisor Sean Sullivan walked me through the updates, identifying the most relevant changes for cautious users. Based on what we've found, here's what you need to do now—if you haven't already—to secure your Facebook account.
1. Secure your PC and password.
How to do it:
A. Update your system and security software. Our Health Check makes this easy.
B. Choose a password that can't be guessed. Make it a password that you only use for this account and none of your "friends" will able to guess. Don't choose a word in the dictionary or any word mentioned on your profile. Here's system that our Labs recommend.
Updated Windows 7 or Mac OSX software along with updated security software will protect you from most threats in case you ever make a mistake online. I also recommend you back up your data in a remote location (off-site physical backup or online backup) for complete protection.
2. Go "Friends Only".
How to do it:
A. Go to Account> Privacy Settings.
B. Under "Control Your Default Settings" click "Friends."
Go with "Friends Only" because you can now choose how to share any post or picture with "Public", the maximum audience, "Friends" or "Custom". Custom includes options to select specific friends, "Friends of Friends" or "only me." Or you can block specific people from each post. You can make this decision each time you post. So start it's smart to start with the safest setting just in case you post something you shouldn't have.
Also, you can now change the privacy setting of any old post or media you posted. This is a good new addition. However, certain things like your name, friends lists and the comments you make on Facebook pages will always be public.
You can decide how and who can find and contact you on Facebook in your Privacy settings by clicking "Edit Settings" for "How You Connect".
3. Hit the "reset button" and turn all your past posts to "Friends Only".
How to do it:
A. Go to Account> Privacy Settings>
B. Next to "Limit the Audience for Past Posts" click "Manage Past Post Visibility".
C. In the pop-up, click "Limit Old Posts".
D. In the next pop-up, click "Confirm".
Why not? You can always change an old post to make it public again if necessary. Anything you share on Facebook can be reshared in some way by anyone who has access it. With this one step you're saying I only want my friends who I trust to have access to everything I've done on Facebook. Facebook assumes you know your friends. That's the official word in a recent official Guide to Facebook Security (PDF).
Of course, Facebook also profits from social games that flourish because people friend new people ravenously. So it's a good idea to give your Friends List a quick scan and unfriend anyone you don't know or trust—unless you're a game player. Then you should know that Facebook appreciates your business but isn't designed to protect your privacy
4. Turn on Profile Review to approve all posts and pictures tagged with your name before they're posted on your wall.
How to do it:
A. Go to Account> Privacy Settings.
B. Next to "How Tags Work" click "Edit Settings".
C. In the "How Tags Work" pop-up, click "Edit" next to "Profile Review".
D. In the next pop-up, click "Turn on Profile Review".
Anyone on Facebook can now tag you in a photo or a post. With Profile Review, you'll be able to decide which photos and posts tagged with your name show up on your wall.
While you're on the "How Tags Work" pop-up, you may also want to disable "Friends Can Check You Into Places". This won't stop someone from saying you're at a bar on your lunch break, but it may prevent your friends from seeing such a fictional check in. If you don't want Facebook to put you in its facial database to recognize you when you appear in your Friends pictures, click "Edit" next "Tag Suggestions" on the "How Tags Work" pop-up. Then select "Disable".
5. Set your Account Security.
How to do it:
A. Go to Account> Account Settings>
B. On the left-hand column, click "Security".
C. Click "Edit" next to the "Security Question". Pick a question only you will be able to answer.
D. Click "Edit" next to "Secure Browsing". Click the box next to "Browse Facebook on a secure connection (https) when possible" and then click Save Changes. You're browsing will now be secured when it can be.
(Many apps and games are not yet updated for secure browsing. Using these may boot you out of Secure Browsing. But Facebook seems to put you back into secure browsing as soon as it can.)
E. For extra protection, click "Edit" next to Login Approvals. Then click the box next to "Require me to enter a security code each time an unrecognized computer or device tries to access my account" and click Save Changes. This will create a little hassle but could also prevent your account from being hacked.
These tools are the extra protection you need to greatly reduce the chances of your account being hacked. And if you do get hacked, an active secondary email account and a good security question will help you get it back.
6. Turn off Public Search
How to do it:
A. Go to Account> Privacy Settings>
B. Next to "Apps and Websites" click "Edit Settings".
C. Next to "Public search", click "Edit Settings".
D. Make sure the box next to "Enable public search" is NOT checked.
Do you want your Facebook page to be the first thing to come up if an employer, an ex or your mom does a Google search of you? If your answer is yes, click that box. If not, limit the ability to find you within Facebook and Facebook apps.
7. Click with caution.
How to do it:
A. Think twice before you ever click the "Post" button.
B. Think thrice before you click on the links posted by friends.
Clicking on a bad link could expose you to malware or scams. This is when you need your updated software to protect you most. For extra protection, use our free ShareSafe App to share links with your Facebook friends. You'll even earn points that can be used to win rewards.
8. Limit the information shared with Apps.
How to do it:
A. Go to Account> Privacy Settings>
B. Next to "Apps and Websites" click "Edit Settings".
C. Next to "Apps you use", click "Edit Settings".
D. Click the "X" box to delete any app you aren't using.
F. Go back to App settings, and click "Edit Settings" next to "How people bring your info to apps they use". Uncheck every box and click Save Change.
E. For extra protection, turn off all applications until you need them. Do this by clicking "Turn off all platform apps" in the Apps, Games and Websites settings.
F. For even more protection, turn off "Instant Personalization" which automatically shares your public information with Facebook's partner sites. Do this clicking Edit Settings next to "Instant personalization". UNCHECK the box next to "Enable instant personalization on partner websites."
When you're dealing with apps, you're dealing with third-party developers who you may not know or trust. The actual language Facebook uses to clarify how and when your information may be shared through apps and friends is difficult to decipher.
The more you limit the data you're sharing, the more control over your identity you have. We say eliminate the unknowns; opt out of sharing until you have a reason to opt in. You should also know if you use an app, there's a chance your friends could find see that. So keep that in mind every time you try out a new app.
BONUS TIP: Tell Facebook not to use your image or name in ads.
How to do it:
A. Go to Account> Account Settings>
B. On the left-hand column, click "Facebook Ads".
C. Click "Edit third party ad settings".
D. Next to "If we allow this in the future, show my information to" select "No one."
E. Click Save Changes.
F. Click "Facebook Ads" again and click on "Edit social ads setting".
G. Next to "Pair my social actions with ads for" select "No one."
Now check your work. See how other people see your profile.
How to do this:
A. Go to Profile.
B. In the upper right corner, click on View As…
C. View how specific friends or the "public" sees you.
A sign posted on a wall in Facebook headquarters says: "Move fast and break stuff."
Facebook's transition into secure/https browsing, is a good example of how Facebook improves privacy and security in a steady, if occasionally buggy, way. As you explore these new features, you may notice, for instance, that Facebook still may use the word "Everyone" in one or two places, though they announced that they're transitioning to the word "Public." But the changes here are for the better.
These updates are, of course, not enough for some critics. As usual, you should expect some unforeseen consequences, as there nearly always are when 750 million active users have to reexamine how they use the largest social network ever created.
Your security depends on you and your friends knowing how Facebook works. Now that you know how to protect yourself, I hope you share this information with someone you care about.
Follow F-Secure on Facebook for more security and privacy tips.
A new Mercedes. Nice. Or maybe an Audi R8? That would be cool. But hold it! Don't sell your old car yet! Liking and sharing that giveaway campaign on Facebook will NOT give you a new car. Those prizes doesn't even exist. They are just hoaxes. Internet and Facebook is full of crap, junk, rubbish, nonsense and gibberish. Nobody knows how many chain letters there are spreading some kind of unbelievable story. False celebrity news, bogus first-aid advice, phony charity campaigns and this kind of giveaways. We tend to think about these chain letters as hoaxes, pretty harmless jokes that doesn't hurt us. But that's not the full story. A hoax can be harmful, like the outright dangerous first aid advice that some people keep spreading. But a car giveaway is probably a harmless and safe prank, even if it's false? No, not really. These chain letters are actually not traditional hoaxes, they are like-farming scams. There's no free lunch, you don't pay for Facebook with money but with your private data. The like-farming scams work in the same currency. You will not lose any money even if you like the page and share it. Instead you will participate in building a page with a lot of supporters, which is valuable and can be sold later. Needless to say, you will not get any of that money. Here's how it works. Any business has a problem when starting on Facebook. An empty page without likes isn't trustworthy. So the scammers set up a page containing anything that can go viral. A promise to get a luxury car works well. They just have to tell everyone to like the page and to share it as much as possible, to keep the chain reaction going and get even more likes. The scammers wait until there's enough likes before they clean out the content, rename it and start looking for a buyer. The price is in "$ per k", meaning dollars per 1000 likes. A page with 100 000 likes could sell for over $1000. So sharing the page can make quite a lot of money for the scammers if you have a lot of gullible friends, who in turn have a lot of gullible friends, and so on … The downside for you is that the likes stick even if the page is redesigned for some totally different purpose. Your face will be an evangelist for the page's new owners and show up next to their brand. And you have no idea about what you will be promoting. I have friends who are anti-fur activists. You can probably imagine what one of them would feel when discovering that she likes a fur-coat designer! And finally some concrete advice. Review your list of old likes regularly. Remove everything except those things you truly like and want to support. When you encounter a giveaway post like this, check the involved brand's main page in Facebook by searching for the brand name. You will in most cases notice that the giveaway is a totally different page that just is named similarly. That's a strong scam indicator. Use common sense. From the above you get an idea about what likes in Facebook are worth. Does it make sense to give away luxury cars for this? Don't participate in scams like this. It might feel tempting, but remember that your chance to win is exactly zero. Spread knowledge every time you see a scam of this kind. Comment with a link to this post or the appropriate description on Hoax-Slayer or Snopes. Those sites are by the way fun and educating reading. I recommend spending some time there getting familiar with other types of hoaxes too. Read at least these two articles: Facebook car giveaway on Snopes and Facebook like-farming scams on Hoax-Slayer . Safe surfing, Micke
You have seen them if you are on Facebook, and perhaps even posted one yourself. I'm talking about the statements that aim to defuse Facebook's new terms of service, which are claimed to take away copyright to stuff you post. To summarize it shortly, the virally spreading disclaimer is meaningless from legal point of view and contains several fundamental errors. But I think it is very good that people are getting aware of their intellectual rights and that new terms may be a threat. Terms of service? That stuff in legalese that most people just click away when starting to use a new service or app. What is it really about and could it be important? Let's list some basic points about them. The terms of service or EULA (End User License Agreement) is a legally binding agreement between the service provider and the user. It's basically a contract. Users typically agree to the contract by clicking a button or simply by using the service. These terms are dictated by the provider of the service and not negotiable. This is quite natural for services with a large number of users, negotiating individual contracts would not be feasible. Terms of service is a defensive tool for companies. One of their primary goals is to protect against lawsuits. These terms are dictated by one part and almost never read by the other part. Needless to say, this may result in terms that are quite unfavorable for us users. This was demonstrated in London a while ago. No, we have not collected any children yet. Another bad thing for us users is the lack of competition. There are many social networks, but only one Facebook. Opting out of the terms means quitting, and going to another service is not really an option if all your friends are on Facebook. Social media is by its nature monopolizing. The upside is that terms of service can't change the law. The legislation provides a framework of consumer and privacy protection that can't be broken with an agreement. Unreasonable terms, like paying with your firstborn child, are moot. But be aware that the law of your own country may not be applicable if the service is run from another country. Also be aware that these terms only affect your relationship to the provider of the service. Intelligence performed by authorities is a totally different thing and may break privacy promises given by the company, especially for services located in the US. The terms usually include a clause that grant the provider a license to do certain things with stuff the users upload. There's a legitimate reason for this as the provider need to copy the data between servers and publish it in the agreed way. This Facebook debacle is really about the extent of these clauses. Ok, so what about Facebook's new terms of service? Facebook claim they want to clarify the terms and make them easier to understand, which really isn't the full story. They have all the time been pretty intrusive regarding both privacy and intellectual property rights to your content, and the latest change is just one step on that path. Most of the recent stir is about people fearing that their photos etc. will be sold or utilized commercially in some other way. This is no doubt a valid concern with the new terms. Let's first take a look at the importance of user content for Facebook. Many services, like newspapers, rely on user-provided content to an increasing extent. But Facebook is probably the ultimate example. All the content you see in Facebook is provided either by the users or by advertisers. None by Facebook itself. And their revenue is almost 8 billion US$ without creating any content themselves. Needless to say, the rights to use our content is important for them. What Facebook is doing now is ensuring that they have a solid legal base to build current and future business models on. But another thing of paramount importance to Facebook is the users' trust. This trust would be severely damaged if private photos start appearing in public advertisements. It would cause a significant change in peoples relationship with Facebook and decrease the volume of shared stuff, which is what Facebook lives on. This is why I am ready to believe Facebook when they promise to honor our privacy settings when utilizing user data. Let's debunk two myths that are spread in the disclaimer. Facebook is *not* taking away the copyright to your stuff. Copyright is like ownership. What they do, and have done previously too, is to create a license that grant them rights to do certain things with your stuff. But you still own your data. The other myth is that a statement posted by users would have some kind of legal significance. No, it doesn't. The terms of service are designed to be approved by using the service, anyone can opt to stop using Facebook and thus not be bound by the terms anymore. But the viral statements are just one-sided declarations that are in conflict with the mutually agreed contact. I'm not going to dig deeper into the changes as it would make this post long and boring. Instead I just link to an article with more info. But let's share some numbers underlining why it is futile for ordinary mortals to even try to keep up with the terms. I browsed through Facebook's set of terms just to find 10 different documents containing some kind of terms. And that's just the stuff for ordinary users, I left out terms for advertisers, developers etc. Transferring the text from all these into MS Word gave 41 pages with a 10pt font, almost 18 000 words and about 108 000 characters. Quite a read! But the worst of all is that there's no indication of which parts have changed. Anyone who still is surprised by the fact that users don't read the terms? So it's obvious that ordinary user really can't keep up with terms like this. The most feasible way to deal with Facebook's terms of service is to consider these 3 strategies and pick the one that suits you best. Keep using Facebook and don't worry about how they make money with your data. Keep using Facebook but be mindful about what you upload. Use other services for content that might be valuable, like good photos or very private info. Quit Facebook. That's really the only way to decline their terms of service. By the way, my strategy is number 2 in the above list, as I have explained in a previous post. That's like ignoring the terms, expecting the worst possible treatment of your data and posting selectively with that in mind. One can always put valuable stuff on some other service and post a link in Facebook. So posting the viral disclaimer is futile, but I disagree with those who say it's bad and it shouldn't be done. It lacks legal significance but is an excellent way to raise awareness. Part of the problem with unbalanced terms is that nobody cares about them. A higher level of awareness will make people think before posting, put some pressure on providers to make the terms more balanced, and make the legislators more active, thus improving the legal framework that control these services. The legislation is by the way our most important defense line as it is created by a more neutral part. The legislator should, at least in theory, balance the companies' and end users' interests in a fair way. Safe surfing, Micke Image: Screenshot from facebook.com
When it comes to privacy, Twitter's simplicity has always been its key advantage. Your tweets are public or they are protected. Of course, this implicit agreement with users has never been that simple. "Protected" tweets turned out to be searchable -- they aren't anymore. And if one of your followers decides to share your tweets through a manual retweet or a screenshot, you're just as exposed as you would be if your tweets were public. But that's true of any form of digital -- or real world -- communication. Now, Twitter is getting even more complicated to become in hopes of becoming as mainstream as Facebook, which is trying to improve the revelancy of its feed in order to replace Twitter as the go-to online destination for monitoring breaking news. You may have noticed that Twitter's is slowly rolling out changes to its web experience that may alter the way people understand the service. Tweets that have been favorited but not retweeted by people you follow may show up in your stream. More changes like location-based alerts and native video will soon follow. The closer-to-original Twitter experience still exists -- and will likely always exist -- in apps like Tweetdeck. But no matter how you use the service, your activity on and off the site is being tracked to improve outcomes for advertisers. This makes sense. It is a business and since you're not paying to use this valuable service, you are its product -- even if you're using the site for business. By offering tools like its free analytics, the site is striving to make it clear how useful it is and build good will as it evolves. However, Twitter recognizes that its users just may want to avoid allowing more "big data" tentacles into our digital brains. Thus it allows you to opt out of some tracking and features that may feel invasive. Here's how to do that: Go to your "Security and privacy" section of your Settings. Scroll all the way down. If you're interested in maximum privacy, I recommend your uncheck the three boxes at the bottom of the page -- Discoverability, Personalization and Promoted Content -- then click "Save changes". While you're on this page, make sure you're taking advantage of Twitter's best security tool: Login verification. Turn on two-factor authentication by activating "Send login verification requests to my phone". Twitter's biggest security problem is that everyone in the world knows your login. Unless you turn on Login verification, all an intruder needs is your password. You may also want to make sure "Tweet location" is off and erase all of your previous locations, if you're worried about being tracked in the real world. One last thing while you're checking your settings, click on Apps. Then "Revoke access" of any you're not using. Not sure if you're not using an app? Get rid of it and you can always renew its access later. Cheers, Jason [Image courtesy of Rosaura Ochoa via Flickr.]


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Replacing door of Bosch SHU9916UC dishwasher?
We have a Bosch dishwasher (shu9916uc) with a black door. We'd like to replace it with a stainless door. Does anyone know if there are models that offer stainless doors that would fit this model? It doesn't appear that they offer a replacement stainless door.
I don't think anybody does that anymore. YOu used to be able to buy machines with 4 color choices (black,white, almond, bisque), but not anymore. If you want stainless, you're going to have to buy a new one. Then sell the old one if it's ok on craig's list.
You can probably get the panel straight from Bosch.
Your model SHU9916UC the last number ( 6 = Black ) is the color. Look up your model on Boschs parts website but use a 5 instead of 6 and you will have the stainless door model. I believe your SS panel is part number 217062 but you should look it up to be sure
I currently have a Thermador dishwasher w/ a custom panel. I'm tired of the panel and have ordered a stainless steel door panel that fits current Thermador dishwashers. I'd call Bosch or go to an appliance store & have them look up your model. It was much cheaper than replacing the entire DW.
When I asked about this, my local appliance guy just handed me a Thermador door to put on my Bosch. For free. Just had it lying around, and said it would work easily. The thing was little more than a stainless skin for the actual door. The hidden button bar remains.
He said the Thermador door and the Bosch door were identical except for the handle and when I got it home, it sure looked like a match. All the screws were in precisely the same places. Slide the old skin off, and the new one on. In the end, I took it back and decided just to order a new DW for my reno, as my Bosch is 8 years old.
A word of warning. Your black DW must be properly recessed, so that nothing save the door's edge is showing. My white one is not -- I have about a quarter of an inch reveal which irritates me no end. Part of a honked-up half reno from 8 years ago. Good luck.
You are incredibly lucky to get the Thermador door. I believe that contacting Bosch is more expensive than contacting an appliance part site. Plus Bosch would say it can't be done to get you to buy a new item.
ANY part can be replaced, from the front door to a single screw. There are blow ups of parts of every model on searsparts.com and it tells you part number and price. Then you can price around at other parts places. Just google appliance parts.
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You commented that the last number 3 on someone's model # was the color, and told her how to change the number to get a new stainless door.
My model is SHE44CO2UC/43. It's white. What would I change to make it stainless? Thanks so much
@sosdogs - your model SHE44CO2UC/43 has 02 which means that it's white. Look up a SHE44CO5UC/43. The 05 is the SS model. the SS panel part number I believe is 478778.
You can look this up on Bosch's website.
Put the first 6 letters and number in the search term window SHE44C and you will see all the matching color combos.
Here is a link that might be useful: Bosch parts website
Jakvis 478778 it is, for anywhere from $128 - $144. Of course, by the time you add the control panel and buttons and handle it's $255-$290. Can you recommend any one place that is the cheapest? So far it's appliancezone.com at 255.49 incl s/h. Expensive but much cheaper than buying a new Bosch stainless dishwasher!
Actually, Bosch quoted me $200 or so 4 years ago when I did my kitchen, for a new stainless steel door.
In the end I didn't think it was worth it and kept the white door, but certainly at that date they were perfectly happy to do this.
When you said white and stainless, I started looking up if stainless was out. Last fall it appears that Whirlpool made ice white and tried to say that it was replacing stainless, but I can't quite tell if it caught on. Why do you say white and stainless is the new trend? Is there any evidence that people are going to white, cause all my appliances are white so why would I change them to stainless if it's out and white is the new trend? All I have is a KA double convection oven in stainless (with black predominating on the windows) and a black glass cooktop. Fridge, compactor and dishwasher are white. Should I change them or no? What do others think? for your help!
It used to be that you would see all stainless or black and stainless, a couple years ago some of the companies started showing white and stainless and it seems to be catching on in some areas.
Nobody's twisting your arm.
You mentioned that it was expensive to replace the control panel pieces along with the outer door. I'm just saying to try the outer door first with the white controls you already have. If you like the look you've saved some money. If you decide you don't like it then buy the silver control panel.
Personally I like the white and stainless as i think it has a fresher, lighter look than all stainless or black and stainless.
Yes, as I said, Whirlpool tried to start the "ice white" and "black ice" trend. As far as i can tell it didn't catch on. I had my friend who sells restaurant appliances ask her suppliers what is being sold to homes, and they said still stainless.
The only reason I wouldn't leave the panel white is that the glass on the Bosch cooktop is black and the glass in the KA double oven is black (lots of black glass trimmed in stainless), so there's really no white left if I change the fridge and dishwasher. If I left it white the dishwasher would have the only white in the room aside from woodwork.
Just not sure if it's worth $255 to change the door of a 5-6 yr old Bosch dishwasher. It works fine but who knows for how long?
On average a D/W lasts about 9-10 years with average use. Make your decission based on a 10 year life expectancy.
Appliance life expectancies can be found on the Consumer Reports website. I've added a link.
Here is a link that might be useful: Appl Life Expect


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Desiree House had her first music lesson at the age of 3.
The Azalea Invitational Tournament should be quite competitive this year.
The Summerville baseball team prevailed in a three-game series with Ashley Ridge thanks to a 10-6 victory Saturday.
Last Saturday, Pinewood Preparatory School won the 2015 SCISA AAA Speed and Strength State Championship held at Orangeburg Prep.
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Civilizing a kitten - cheering up a dog
So I was doing an all day event with my sister and 7 yr old niece about two weeks ago. My uhm adult nephew brought a gift for his little sister in the form of an adorable kitten. My niece was overjoyed, my sister annoyed and I was jealous. So I ended up with a sibling kitten.
My 1 yr old dog and the kitten have bonded and play well. But he seems a little depressed. I am trying to give him extra attention and space away from the kitten. My other concern is the kitten seems to be biting clawing too much. My puppy training instincts don't seem appropriate. Any cat training advice? She is litter trained, playful and sweet at other moments.
They are both adorable, get the kitty one of the trees that has compartments they love to play on them, the kitten is most likely scratching the dog so start now with cutting her talons LOL (thats what they feel like), also get the kitty lots of scratching posts. Spending extra time with your pup is great, as you know the kitty will grow up fast and will mellow out some. congrats on your new fur baby.
Be sure that you do not cut into the pinkish area;
that's the quick, it'll bleed, & you'll never get hold of that kitten's paws again in your life.
Is your dog a Shih Tzu?
My cousin's Shih Tzu, the only one I ever have known closely, is very possessive & jealous of her.
If another animal appeared in the household, Charlie would probably get the vapors in a very bad way...
but only until he got used to the animal.
(They're both precious little critters!)
Joe is a shih tzu westie mutt. He is the friendliest dog I have ever had. To humans and dogs alike. He loves playing with kitten for the most part. I had been afraid he would play too hard. But he was scared of her at first. And still seems out of sorts some of the time. I took him to the dog park and he was less friendly than normal. The kitten is friendly sometimes. But she crawls onto my lap and bites and claws me in another mood. I say no and put her down. If it goes on she goes into the bathroom. I particularly dislike the biting though she doesn't do to much damage at this stage. I will look into a climbing tree.
awww, they're both so cute. Joe will get used to the kitten so don't worry too much. Cats will put up with dogs to varying degrees, so they will work out the relationship in time, but I've found the cat usually has the upper hand and will let a dog know when they need to be put in their place with those dastardly claws :)
They may never be the best of friends, but they will live side by side no problem as they learn to respect each other's boundaries (um, by that I mean joe will likely be the one respecting boundaries here).
my rule is that nobody gets hurt, so if the cat gets too intimidating they get removed, if the dog becomes too pestering, they get pulled up on it, but for the most part they work it out themselves, usually with only some minimal intervention if one or the other is causing a problem, or if things look like they're getting serious.
Give extra attention to the dog. Dogs are more dependant than cats.
My 4th months kitten is biting less so they might grow out of it, but biting is their thing, is what they do with brothers and sisters. I put plastic bottle caps, rubber toys, anything for her to exercise biting away from me.
I agree that the cat usually has the upper hand and could bully the dog anytime. Give plus attention to the dog, take for walks, leave the cat sleeping. Cats don't mind alone time.
Momentary calm.....
They are playing a lot and look for each other if they have been apart.
The kitty had a moment and did her business in a pair of shoes - one shoe for each uh effluent. So she is now restricted to the bathroom or the porch unless I am paying attention. I felt bad the first night. Now she has taken over the bottom shelf in the bathroom and made it her towel throne. No more accidents.
The dog is liking extra tlc and weekly trips to the dog park. He plays with the kitten then gets exasperated and avoids her.


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Race raises money for track team
Runners of all ages competed in a 5K race/walk to help raise money for the William Woods cross country and track teams.
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Ann Koenig of Columbia, an urban forester for the Missouri Department of Conservation, will compete in the 2008 International Tree Climbing Championship.
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The places around campus range from nice houses to rent to basicly studio boxes to live in, not that much variety though.
Off-Campus Dining:
There are lot of local places to go and chow down off campus though they close pretty early.
I've only had positive interactions with the administration though they declared very strict rules they were rarely enforced.
I find the school doesn't offer very many scholarships unique to it or from the state, but that might just be state budget issues.
Party Scene:
I never really partied I was more of a video game and online gamer kind of guy.
Campus Food:
The food overall is really great on campus, lots of different kinds with occasional special feasts like lobster or steak nights, overall its a really good deal.
Campus Housing:
There is good and bad for living on campus, the best part is the closeness to class and bang for your buck value for the housing costs, the downsides are there is very little community and interaction for housing life, most everyone does their own thing and its hard to get the exact type or room you want. The campus is beautiful and you'll get out and see a lot of because the internet sucks.
Off-Campus Housing:
I have never lived off campus so I wouldn't know...
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Its mostly chain stuff with a few nice restaurants here and there
Everyone is pretty chill. Just as long as youre not being loud and obnoxious
I applied for the general scholarship and im waiting to hear back.
Party Scene:
I don't really go to parties. The hangouts with friends are much better than random parties.
Campus Food:
Its your average college food. Its not great but its food.
Campus Housing:
I love living on campus. I've made a lot of friends.
Off-Campus Housing:
Very hard to find housing close to campus.
Off-Campus Dining:
Mostly fast food in town, no discounts :(
Very relaxed and laid back administration.
Party Scene:
I never go to parties.
Campus Food:
Not too healthy, not too bad for you either.
Campus Housing:
Everything is good except the internet here.
Campus Housing:
I've stayed in two of the newer residence halls and I loved them both. Very clean, good security, awesome internet and social opportunities. It's expensive, sure, but it's nice to be comfortable while studying like crazy. It was super easy to apply to CWU and to get the housing I wanted. I plan on living off campus next year.
Off-Campus Housing:
I do not live on campus
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