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Menopause. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists website. Available at: http://www.acog.org/~/media/For%20Patients/faq047.pdf?dmc=1&ts=20130416T1306377302. Accessed April 18, 2013.
Menopause symptom relief and treatments. US Department of Health and Human Services Women's Health website. Available at: http://womenshealth.gov/menopause/symptom-relief-treatment/index.html. Updated September 29, 2010. Accessed April 18, 2013.
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This fall, he notes, "entrepreneurs and investors from all over the country" gathered in downtown Cleveland for the National Association of Seed and Venture Funds annual conference, during which AOL founder and Startup America chairman Steve Case said a "broader entrepreneurial ecosystem" with many hubs of innovation is possible.
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Productivity increased at a 2.9% annual rate, the fastest since the third quarter of 2010.
The Labor Department "previously estimated that productivity, which measures hourly output per worker, rose at a 1.9% pace in the third quarter," Reuters notes. In the second quarter, productivity increased at a 1.9% rate.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate on Tuesday approved a bill to prevent the nation from going over a Jan. 1 "fiscal cliff." The legislation is now in the hands of the House, which is expected to vote on it Tuesday or Wednesday; if the House approves, it would go to the White House for President Barack Obama's signature.
A look at why it's so hard for Republicans and Democrats to compromise on urgent matters of taxes and spending, and what happens if they fail:
Partly by fate, partly by design, some scary fiscal forces are coming together at the start of 2013 unless Congress and Obama act to stop them. They include:
_ Some $536 billion in tax increases, touching nearly all Americans, because various federal tax cuts and breaks expired at year's end. The bulk of those are increases the Senate-passed bill is designed to avert.
_ About $110 billion in spending cuts divided equally between the military and most other federal departments. That's about 8 percent of their annual budgets, 9 percent for the Pentagon.
Hitting the national economy with that double whammy of tax increases and spending cuts is what's called going over the "fiscal cliff." If allowed to unfold over 2013, it would lead to recession, a big jump in unemployment and financial market turmoil, economists predict. Which makes the pending House vote so crucial.
Even if the House rejects the Senate bill, the nation shouldn't plunge onto the shoals of recession immediately. There still might be time to engineer a soft landing.
So long as lawmakers and the president appear to be working toward agreement, the tax hikes and spending cuts could mostly be held at bay for a few weeks. Then they could be repealed retroactively once a deal was reached.
The big wild cards are the stock market and the nation's financial confidence: Would traders start to panic if Washington appeared unable to reach accord? Would worried consumers and businesses sharply reduce their spending? The stock market shot higher Monday as investors bet that Republicans and Democrats would reach an 11th-hour compromise.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has warned lawmakers that the economy is already suffering from the uncertainty and they shouldn't risk making it worse.
If the legislation dies in the House, 2013 looks like a rocky year.
Taxes would jump $2,400 on average for families with incomes of $50,000 to $75,000, according to a study by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center. Because consumers would get less of their paychecks to spend, businesses and jobs would suffer.
At the same time, Americans would feel cuts in government services; some federal workers would be furloughed or laid off and companies would lose government business. The nation would lose up to 3.4 million jobs, the Congressional Budget Office predicts.
"The consequences of that would be felt by everybody," Bernanke says.
Much of the disagreement surrounds the George W. Bush-era income tax cuts, and whether those rates should be allowed to rise for the nation's wealthiest taxpayers. Both political parties say they want to protect the middle class from tax increases.
Several tax breaks begun in 2009 to stimulate the economy by aiding low- and middle-income families were also set to expire Jan. 1. The alternative minimum tax would expand to catch 28 million more taxpayers, with an average increase of $3,700 a year. Taxes on investments would rise, too. More deaths would be covered by the federal estate tax, and the rate climbs from 35 percent to 55 percent. Some corporate tax breaks would end.
The temporary Social Security payroll tax cut has also expired. The Senate bill does not continue that tax break.
If the nation goes over the fiscal cliff, budget cuts of 8 percent or 9 percent would hit most of the federal government, touching all sorts of things from agriculture to law enforcement and the military to weather forecasting. A few areas, such as Social Security benefits, Veterans Affairs and some programs for the poor, are exempt.
In theory, Congress and Obama could just say no to the fiscal cliff, by extending all the tax cuts and overturning the automatic spending reductions in current law. But both Republicans and Democrats agree it's time to take steps to put the nation on a path away from a future of crippling debt.


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This 1920s Market District bank-turned-restaurant stuns with 35-foot sculpted ceilings, towering columns and gleaming marble. There are signs of the site's previous life everywhere (the bank vault is now a banquet room), but Crop is a sophisticated restaurant with smartly set tables, a sleek open kitchen and chef's counter, and sparkling lights that erase any stodginess.
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A suspect accused of stabbing his mother and a man, stuffing them in a car trunk and throwing the woman from a bridge, did so because voices coming from his television told him to, according to Albuquerque police.
According to a criminal complaint, on Tuesday, Martin Montano, 26, beat and stabbed his mother, Hope, and a man named Francisco Dominguez.
Montano then loaded their bodies into the trunk of a car and drove them to southwest Albuquerque. He stopped at the Rio Grande Bridge and threw his mother over the side.
The bridge is approximately 60 feet above the water.
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Witnesses reportedly told police which direction he ran. Montano was apprehended in northeast Albuquerque.
Montano was charged with an attempt to commit a violent felony, attempted murder, tampering with evidence, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, unlawful taking of a motor vehicle and aggravated burglary.
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OWASP Academies meeting - 5th, 6th January
Preparatory meeting for the Summit'11
Following the email sent in October regarding the OWASP Academies and the work OWASP is developing to implement and operationalize this concept, multiple feedback and contributions for the discussion have been received.
We thought that one way to turn the feedback and interest received into something positive and constructive would be to sit the people involved at a table and discuss experiences, views and ideas for the OWASP Academies' operational model. Knowing, for example, how the already established connections with Universities were started and how they are working, what would seem to these partners the most reasonable "next step" in terms of formalization or knowing what, from the Universities' point of view, would be an interesting model of relationship, could be of great use for our own definition and consolidation of the OWASP Academies concept.
In this context, a meeting will be held on the 5th and 6th of January, in Lisbon, with the following format:
- Two days (5th and 6th January) of working sessions focused on the OWASP Academies where the operational model will be discussed with the intent to prepare a draft that can be presented and debated in the Summit'11 to happen in February;
- Main objectives should be:
- Definition of the concept behind the OWASP Academy model;
- Discussion of Certification;
- Identification of a "to do" list for the Summit'11.
The meetings will take place at ISCTE, Lisbon University Institute, in Lisbon.
Address is Av.ª das Forças Armadas, 1649-026 LISBOA.
Unfortunately, due to budgetary constraints, it will not be possible for us to invite all who have contributed for the discussion and pay for their traveling and accommodation. We have therefore devised a criteria of selection for paid invitations that takes into account both the level of engagement in the discussion and the amount of work already done within the Academic community.
Having said that, if you find sponsorship to fund your trip and stay in Lisbon, you will be very welcome to join us – just drop me a line to let me know you are coming!
Venue and Hotel
The two-days meeting will take place at ISCTE - Lisbon University Institute.
Participants will be staying at Hotel Roma, in the City center.
Confirmed Participants & Supporters
- Martin Knobloch – Netherlands Local Chapter and Global Education Committee, Netherlands
- Konstantinos Papapanagiotou - Greece Local Chapter, Information Security Services Manager at Syntax IT Inc, Visiting Lecturer at the University of Piraeus, Greece
- Vasileos Vlachos - Greece Local Chapter, Lecturer at the Technological Educational Institute of Larissa, Greece
- Jim Burkman - Assistant Professor, at the Oklahoma State University, US
- Andreas Fuchsberger – Information Security Group, Royal Holloway University, UK
- Ed Adams - President & CEO of Security Innovation, US
- Jason Taylor - CTO of Security Innovation, US
- Francisco Rente - Researcher at the Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal
- Ricardo Melo - DRI, IT Consultants Ltd, Portugal
- Filipe Lacerda - Lusolabs, Portugal
- Carlos Serrão - OWASP Portuguese Chapter Leader, Assistant Professor at ISCTE - Lisbon University Institute, Portugal
- Dinis Cruz - OWASP Board
- Paulo Coimbra - OWASP Project Manager, Portugal
- Sandra Paiva - OWASP Training Manager, Portugal
Agenda (Draft)
Room B202/C302, ISCTE - Lisbon University Institute, January 5th, 2011 | ||
10h00-10h30 | Reception of participants | |
10h30-11h30 | Presentation of the OWASP Academies concept
Existing materials
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11h30-11h45 | Coffee Break | |
11h45-13h30 | How OWASP contents are currently being used by Universities
(Representatives from Universities - Konstantinos Papapanagiotou, Vasileos Vlachos, Jim Burkman, Andreas Fuchsberger, Carlos Serrão) | |
13h30-14h30 | Lunch | |
14h30-16h30 | Certification Project – content, technology, proposed model
(Ed Adams and Jason Taylor, Security Innovation) | |
16h30-16h45 | Coffee Break | |
16h45-18h00 | Open discussion on what the OWASP Academies model should be:
Room B202/C302, ISCTE - Lisbon University Institute, January 6th, 2011 | ||
10h00-11h30 | Open Discussion / Definition of OWASP Academies model | |
11h30-11h45 | Coffee Break | |
11h45-13h00 | Open Discussion / Definition of OWASP Academies model (Cont.) | |
13h00-14h00 | Lunch | |
14h00-16h00 | Certification Project – Integration with the OWASP Academies model
(Ed Adams, Jason Taylor (Security Innovation) and Dinis Cruz) | |
16h00-16h15 | Coffee Break | |
16h15-17h30 | Wrap up and draft of the model
Live Blog of the meeting
Welcome to the OWASP Academies meeting!
If you were not able to be with us in Lisbon and still want to be part of the discussion, please follow the meeting Live and send us your comments via Cover It Live HERE!!
The Event will go LIVE at 10h30m, Wednesday, the 5th January.
We are looking forward to seeing you on-line!


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On December 20, APTA, the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, American Association of Neuromuscular & Electrodiagnostic Medicine, and American Academy of Neurology met with Jonathan Blum, deputy administrator and director of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), to discuss cuts for electromyography/nerve conduction velocity (EMG/NCV) services that will go into effect January 1, 2013. Other CMS officials attended the meeting via videoconference.
Representatives from the 4 associations explained that the payment cuts to providers would be between 40%-70%. APTA discussed the fact that most physical therapists (PTs) who provide EMG/NCV do so exclusively (100% of their practice). Additionally, many of these PTs serve patients in rural areas and often drive long distances to treat them. Thus, the deep cuts could have a detrimental impact on patient access to these services.
The associations requested that CMS phase in the cuts over a 4-year period to allow time to revisit the values for NCV studies before such draconian cuts become effective. Blum stated that CMS did not have legal authority to do such a phase-in, nor would it be possible to change the values for 2013; however, CMS would consider changing the values for 2014.
Blum stated that CMS is concerned with any effects that the reductions in payment for EMG/NCV codes would have on Medicare beneficiaries. He said that CMS would study the impact of the cuts over the next year. Blum continued that he would be open to consulting with the organizations over the next month to identify ways that CMS could track the impact, specifically through claims forms. If CMS identifies a negative impact, the agency would likely take steps to calibrate the payment differently for 2014. Further discussion related to NCV studies is expected.
On December 6, APTA sent an action alert urging association members to contact their members of Congress about the scheduled payment cuts. Four days later, APTA and more than 120 other organizations concerned about the impact of the 2013 cuts to reimbursement for electrodiagnostic procedures sent a coalition letter to congressional leadership and committees.


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Description | Oral history.; Ms. Mary Ellen Leftwich was born on November 10, 1916, in Arkansas. Her mother died when she was a small child, and her father remarried. The family lived in Gunnison, Mississippi, on a farm; the young people in the community played tennis, swam, and learned to dance; they made candy and had watermelon cuttings. In 1935, she graduated from Gunnison High School, and she attended Delta State Teachers College, where she did her practice teaching at Hill Demonstration School. In 1939, she was graduated from Delta State Teachers College with a degree in education. She taught school in Houlka, Mississippi, Drew, Mississippi, Rosedale and Gunnison, Mississippi. She is currently retired. |
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Dairyman's iced tea. 16-19yo I drank a gallon every afternoon playing pick up hoops for 4 hours. Still drink a gallon per week now.waborat wrote:Everybody's been there at some point in their life...
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Don't you have better things to do like doxxing people or making funny captions with holocaust pictures?
Two words: Regulatory Capture.
Yet something could be true in a literal sense but give a deceiving view of reality. Imagine you sitting down at a restaurant and offered something to drink. You immediatly request silverware and the next two servers that pass by your table receive the same request. Now you requested silverware 3 times in a literal sense before you could eat your salad but the reality of the story is that you had no problems with getting silverware, you were just being an impatient douchebag.
There, I've set up a situation that could be considered libel/slander/defamation but be true in every sense of the word.
Isn't that a rounding error for an organisation the size of the US government?
Was it even ever popular? I never had a Blu-Ray player in my house and I have only held a internal player once in my hands. In my opinion, Blu-Ray has failed as a successor to DVD. Even in the autumn days of DVD, you can find disks and players everywhere. With the better Blu-Ray, adoption had been hurting and it has never seen the lift-off its predecessor had. I doubt that a successor to Blu-Ray will fare much better.
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But it's dead simple to install a 3rd party start menu.
Which one works fully? When I tried Classic Shell, I still got the tablet UI in some situations, e.g. when I needed to get to the Control Panel.
Using Windows 8 + Classic Shell. I have configured Classic Shell in such a way that it never shows the tablet UI. And it's nothing more than checking some boxes in the configuration, easy as pie.
From the article: That means a 100kg person weighs 700g more near the North Pole, where gravity is 9.83ms-2, than at Peru's Nevado Huascaran summit, where gravity is 9.76ms-2.
They are implying that mass is a function of gravity. Everybody who has had the most basic fundamentals of physics knows that mass doesn't change, only weight(measured in newtons)
So on a scale of 1 to 10, the answer is "we can't even do math without sensationalizing it"?
Apparently the idea of "exceptionally damaging" isn't one you're familiar with.
And the idea of a "scale" is obviously not one you are familiar with.
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Sometimes I am not interested in authentication with a machine because I know that the machine in question is the right one. What I AM interested in is the fact that I should be able to communicate with that machine knowing that an outsider won't snoop on my line. The most common application I can think of where there is only authentication is an SSH-connection. The fact that the link is encrypted is essential given that userdata and other sensitive data passes a lot of(NSA-enabled) routers on the internet. Given the simple authentication(this is the key, are you sure?), you can quickly set up an encrypted connection without the hassle.
The www is more annoying in this respect. You have to buy(this implies paying and spending time) a certificate from a signing authority and only then you can safely browse the web the way it SHOULD be. What complicates matters is that (some/all?) browsers are absolutely allergic to self-signed certs. This is purely placebo since it is just as easy to build your own signing authority and signing your own cert with that authority. Apparantly, some browsers(firefox I'm looking at you) don't have the reserve while the security level is exactly the same since evildoers are probably willing to go the extra mile and create their own signing authority.
There is only one option, allow self-signing as an encryption measure but not as an authentication measure. Naturally you have to take care while doing this since it could implicate that any encrypted connection is secure. On the other hand, I'm not sure that people even look at the cert-status of lets say a bank while they are connecting. The people who do that are smart enough to do the right thing anyway.
"Where are all the Niemoller loudmouths?"
First, they came for the oversized sodas. I said nothing because I wasn't a oversized soda.
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This course focuses on advanced ICON mixing techniques in both music and post-production environments. This course provides comprehensive, hands-on D-Control training, and is offered in several different training options, including expert-level certification. To attain expert-level ICON Mixer certification, you must complete the ICON training course and pass the optional hands-on certification exam offered at Avid headquarter locations and Avid Training Partner schools.


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Skies of War, the latest thrilling action game to entertain you a lot. In the game Skies of War you have to make your own strategy to defeat your enemies at any cost. You have to show your courage in the war and you have to prove yourself that you are veteran in your battalion. Your mission will become harder and harder in the continuation of the next level. And you have to resist bravely in each session of the war. You have to prove yourself that you are a talented pilot. After victory of the war, you will become an icon for your battalion. To win the war you are facilitated by 8 Aircrafts, latest Aircraft Weapons and different kinds of trains.
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The 2002 Buick Regal is a twin of the tested vehicle.
The Pontiac Grand Prix and Buick Century and Regal were redesigned for the 1997 model year, and the Oldsmobile Intrigue was introduced in the 1998 model year.
The Intrigue was dropped after the 2002 model year, the Regal after the 2004 model year, and the Century after the 2005 model year. The Grand Prix was redesigned for the 2004 model year.
Measures taken from the neck, chest, and left leg indicate low risk of injuries to these body regions in a crash of this severity. Forces on the dummy's head that occurred when the head moved forward into the airbag indicate that injuries to the head would be possible. Forces on the right tibia indicate that injuries to the lower leg would be possible. Head acceleration from the B-pillar hit was low.
Dummy movement was well controlled. During rebound, the dummy moved toward the driver door and its head hit the B-pillar.
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To the extent that the morning shows on network TV deal with political news, stuff like this merits this blog's attention:
The New York Times is reporting that NBC's "Today" show has fallen behind ABC's "Good Morning America" in the ratings, and that Matt Lauer's likeability among viewers has been sinking of late.
The story is HERE:[I]t is clear that the once-popular host�s relationship with his audience is in peril. Last April, Mr. Lauer signed a contract said to be worth $25 million a year,� the most lucrative deal in the 60-year history of morning television. And then ...
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Johnny: Gawd I'm tired, i gots teh wipe mah ass now, OMG, no shit, it was a spectralshit, i waz spectralshitting!
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ABS avalanche airbags now offer wireless remote activation
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Avalanche airbags, designed to prevent burial in an avalanche by providing extra buoyancy, aren't new but until now skiers have had to activate the bag themselves. If they don't realise in time they have set of an avalanche it may be too late for the airbag to be of use, resulting in burial and often, death. ABS has introduced a world-first - a remote, networked electronic system which allows airbag inflation to be triggered by other members of a skiing party, allowing them to help each other in an emergency. The new wireless system can be retrofitted to old-style backpacks with double airbags.
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