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Chris Chang '07 and Quyen (Le) Chang '07, MBA '12 married on Aug 30., 2014, in Maui, HI. The wedding party included Neha Sharma '07, Gillian Rimicci '07, Jenna O'Connor '07, Jessica Kremer MBA '12, Joanne Wang '09, Martin Lewis '09, Greg Moore '08, Raymond Chiu '08, and Mimi Pham '16. The couple currently live in San Francisco.
Jason D. Catalano '12, has been commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army after successfully completing the Army ROTC (Reserve Officers' Training Corps) program and graduating with a bachelor's degree from Santa Clara University. The new officer will be branched to a specific corps in the Army to serve on active duty or in the National Guard or Reserve.
Jason D. Catalano '12 is serving as a Military Police Officer in the 2nd Cavalry Regiment in Vilseck, Germany. His main duty is assisting the Provost Marshall of the Regiment in: Anti-terrorism operations, Force Protection, Physical Security, Detention Facility operations, and discipline of the unit. Other duties include Conducting joint Police patrols with the German Polizei, Officer Professional Development, and training in Police and Soldier tasks and drills. He is currently deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom as an Officer in Charge of a bomb dog detection unit.
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Megan Brunkhorst '12 is now a Jesuit Volunteer with St. Matthew Catholic School, in Phoenix, Ariz. Based in four core values—social justice, simple living, community, and spirituality—Jesuit Volunteer Corps offers women and men an opportunity to work full-time for justice and peace. JVs serve the poor directly, working for structural change in the United States and in developing countries.
Ropers Majeski Kohn & Bentley, P.C. has added Rachael E. Brown '09, J.D. '12 as an associate in its San Jose office. She graduated cum laude from Santa Clara University and also received a High Tech Law Certificate in Intellectual Property Law. During her time in law school, Brown served as assistant director of the Internal Moot Court program; helped revitalize Equality SCU, a group dedicated to advocating and advancing LGBT issues; served on the board of the Women and Law group, helping to promote the advancement of women in the legal field; and she also worked as a law clerk at RMKB.
W. Martin Behn J.D. '12 has joined Sinsheimer Juhnke McIvor & Stroh, LLP. Behn worked as an associate at a small boutique law firm in Palo Alto specializing in estate planning, estate and trust administration and probate, and charitable planning, according to a news release. He will work in the trusts and estates practice of the San Luis Obispo firm.
Behn grew up in San Luis Obispo. Between undergrad and law school, Behn was a law clerk at Société Générale Finance Equipment in Wuppertal, Germany, as well as a summer law clerk at Boehmert & Boehmert in Munich, Germany.
Andrew Freyer J.D. '12 was hired as a first-year associate at Dorsey & Whitney's patent practice group in Denver. He received his engineering degree from Case Western Reserve University and his law degree from SCU. Freyer worked with International Gaming Technology during undergraduate school in their engineering program management and firmware engineering department.
Madison Young '13 writes, "I've been excitedly pursuing my Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology through the University of San Francisco to become closer to my dream of helping children."
Chloe Lynn Wilson '13 writes, "I am thrilled to announce that I will be serving as a Jesuit Volunteer with JVC Northwest for one year beginning in August 2013! I will be a community liaison/tribal court spokesperson with the Northwest Justice Project on the Colville Indian Reservation in Omak, Wash. I especially want to thank all of the Campus ministers who inspired me to pursue this incredible adventure, and who supported me through my application and discernment process!"
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Justin Viele '13 was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 37th round of the 2013 MLB June Amateur Draft.
Amy Tamayo '13 of Hailey, Idaho, has been chosen to participate in the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals. It is a one-year, federally funded fellowship for study and work in Germany. From more than 600 applicants, Tamayo was selected as one of 75 participants. While in Germany, she will attend a two-month German language course, study at a German university or professional school for four months, and complete a five-month internship with a German company in her career field.
Gabi Solis '13 attended the American Bach Solists Acadamy in San Francisco this past summer where she was a soloist in Bach's Mass in B Minor and Biber's Missa Salisburgensis. A late-night call this fall from the renowned music director Jeffrey Thomas included an invitation to perform with the professionals performing Handel's Messiah at Grace Cathedral Church in San Francisco and at the Mondavi Center at UC Davis in December 2013.
Aven P. Satre Meloy '13 is among this year's list of 32 Rhodes scholars. The Rhodes Scholarship will enable Satre Meloy to pursue a master of philosophy in geography and the environment at Oxford University in England. He has been interning in the White House Office of Energy and Climate Change.
Jaime Saavedra J.D. '13 joined the San Francisco office of Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton. Saavedra joins the firm as an associate with the Patent Team in the internationally recognized Intellectual Property Department.
Dr. Saavedra focuses his practice on patent prosecution and counseling, due diligence, licensing, and other intellectual property issues related to matters in the health and life sciences.
Josh Ronen '13 is currently completing his second year of medical school at the Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) on the island of Dominica in the eastern Caribbean. By next summer he is on pace to start his third year as a physician-in-training, composed of clinical rotations at a RUSM-affiliate hospital location in California.
John Michael Reyes '09, M.Div '13 is currently the Campus Minister for Liturgy at Seattle University and cantors for Christ our Hope Parish, the newst Catholic Church in Seattle, Wash.
Former LEAD scholar at SCU Roberto Ramos '13 has received a full-ride, merit-based scholarship to attend the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA—a very rare honor. Called the Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship, it pays full tuition for four years for at least 16 students. Recipients also receive special access to faculty and a research stipend of $5,000, among other benefits. LOT scholars are selected for one of two tracks—Research or Service to Underserved Communities.
Spencer Rahn '13 writes that he is actively seeking a job in a the field of analytics, using his love of numbers and analytical mind to solve problems and deliver solutions.
Sarah Perkins '13 has accepted an editorial assistant position for Professional Roofing magazine. She is living in the Chicagoland area and can't wait to see everyone at Grand Reunion in the fall.
Julianne Parayo '13 has won a Fulbright U.S. Student Award to teach English in Poland for 2014–15. She plans to use her English and Music training to explore her capacity for teaching English in a new environment and to participate in a powerful and artistic cross-cultural exchange. She chose Poland to explore its deep regard for both tradition and progress and to investigate how cross-generational dynamics transform a nation's culture.
Saayeli Mukherji '13, received a Fulbright fellowship to study at the Duisenberg School of Finance in The Netherlands to integrate ethics and business. She will dive deeply into international legal and financial regulations that help prevent global ethics catastrophes such as the 2008 Financial Crisis. Additionally, she plans to start an open forum on business ethics with contributions from Silicon Valley and Dutch professionals that will serve as a resource for future business leaders.
Alyson Maureen McNamara J.D. '13 and Alexander Edward Cunny J.D. '13 are thrilled to announce their engagement to be married on Aug. 30, 2014, at the Dove Canyon Country Club in Dove Canyon, Calif.
Alyson is the daughter of James and Beverly McNamara of Coto de Caza, Calif. She graduated from Santa Margarita Catholic High School in 2004. Alyson attended Chapman University in Southern California earning her bachelor's degree in economics in 2009, and she graduated from Santa Clara University in 2013 earning her law degree. She is employed as an attorney at the law firm of Gauntlett and Associates in Irvine, Calif.
Nate May '13 was awarded the American Institute of Chemists Foundation Award in recognition of a record of leadership, ability, character and scholastic achievement. He was also welcomed into Sigma Xi, the national scientific research society.


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I have been member for many, many years and have really enjoyed it and benefited from it. I would echo jim e's comments generally. I originally joined and became certified because of my then involvement with retail and tournament stringing--I actually do think it makes a difference in the retail stringing world (and I realize that there will always be folks that are content to let any kid with a machine string their racquets cheaply).
I have been out of the retail gig for a long time now and really pretty much only string for myself (and a few friends in a pinch) but I still play a ton (including many tournaments) and go through a great many strings. I remain a member for not only the great stringing manual and pattern book (of course I use the latter infrequently) but also to keep up on the latest tips and industry developments as well as the string and other samples. So, for me at least, I find membership enjoyable.
Ultimately, if you get really serious about stringing or just think you would like the extra resources/opportunities I would recommend it, if you have the cash to spare. Happy to answer any specific questions you may have. Good luck.
Oh, I am already into stringing, very much. I string about 5-8 racquets depending on the day. I might get more I might get less, but Thank you for the information.
You too jim e
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Yep, I never stated that this was THE BEST TV IN THE WORLD. I stated that at its price point, it was the best 32" TV with those specs. I've referenced many TVs. All of them 32", for a reason. The 32" 1080p does not see the same competition as the 40" 1080p field, which is overcrowded. I have a 32" 1080p Toshiba. No apps, no 3D. Cost me $450 2 years ago, and back then it was the cheapest. Used it as a monitor for a while, then passed to on to my daughter for her bedroom.
32" 1080p TVs are very few, and good ones even fewer.
The 40" market is overcrowded, and, if you ask me, all 40" TVs should be 1080p by now. 720p is ridiculous. But I'll accept your premise anyway, since I know even today 50" plasmas that are 720p are selling well.
The problem, is your thought has changed altogether from "this tv sucks for the price" to "a completely different TV missing a bunch of stuff has a cheaper price, for a very limited time".
BF deals are only deals if you're one of the first 10 or so in line at the store (unless it's an online BF deal). That means you better eat your turkey (or whatever) early so you can be at the store early, because most stores are opening early on Thursday.
Somebody else commented on this "will get this TV, keep it till BF and check on the deals. If nothing better, at least I got myself a nice TV. If I can get something better, then I can return this".
Those that get this 32" is because that's the size they want or need. It's the size that fits their need, and the price fits. Chances are, if they're looking for the best deal, they're looking for something bigger.
Sorry if I'm coming out as trying to defend something or someone. I'm just trying to prove to others that, YES, YOU'RE RIGHT, in the bigger scheme of things, this is not the best TV for under $300 (even if it may be the most feature-packed). At the same time, NO, YOU'RE WRONG, I'M RIGHT, when it comes to the best 32" TV for the price.
It's funny, because you're talking about adding a roku player, and this and that, and you still don't end up with the same setup. Roku offers some nice apps. I have one in my daughter's non-smart Toshiba 32" 1080p TV. I'd rather it'd be all integrated into one device, but the roku is small enough. I also like all the picture settings on the Vizio. I can assure you, by experience, that the Toshiba TV you're talking about doesn't have nearly close to the same calibration options of the Vizio.
Agree on disagreeing?
Sorry I'm late somewhere.
Best of luck to all, and apologies if you don't feel my response is helpful.
That's fair enough. Most people would take the bigger tv but if you have a fixed size requirement it's all academic.
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Once you've dimensionalized the "essence" of what you want, then you have to find the right "form" of work that fits you, your lifestyle and your needs. This is where folks trip up the most. Because you want independence, for instance, you might assume that running your own business is right for you. For thousands, it isn't (read The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What To Do About It, by Michael Gerber, for more). Figure out exactly what living that career will demand, and make sure it's what you want.
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Let's say you've been in TV production for 10 years and you are hankering to move into teaching English. I'd ask you to explore deeply all the reasons behind your wish to teach. These may include wanting to bring your language skills forward, helping young adults become more successful, mentoring people to communicate more effectively, leaving toxic corporate politics behind, etc. Is a switch to teaching English truly going to bring you satisfaction, or can you fulfill these longings in a way that suits your needs without changing careers? Are you sure you'll be happy with all the other professional dimensions involved with being a teacher? Make sure you're not throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
Do as much research and exploration and dig as deeply as you can to determine what you want, and what you really want from this career change. Perhaps you don't want a different career at all, but long to bring forward new aspects of yourself, your talents and skills. The question is: What professional identity will make you the happiest?
5) Giving up too quickly
Finally, failed career changes often involve throwing in the towel too quickly. You can't make life or career change without significant effort, time, commitment, and usually some substantial money. I'm stunned when people expect major change to happen overnight – or within a few months. They're so eager (or desperate) to leave behind what's made them miserable, that they simply can't tough it out long enough to get to the destination they want.
If recent studies are right, more than 80% of workers today want out of their jobs. It's a phenomenon of epidemic proportion. If you want career change, get on a path to exploring it, but please do yourself a favor and avoid these top mistakes.
In the end, address your life and career change with eyes wide open, and with the seriousness, rigor and commitment it – and you — deserve.
What burning questions do you have about making the career change you're considering? Share them here.
(To learn more about crafting a successful, rewarding career, take my free Career Path Self-Assessment, and check out my video blog Work You Love, my Career Success Training, the Amazing Career Project and my book Breakdown, Breakthrough.)


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Hey Everyone! I'm looking for a good Indian place in Orange County, something reasonably priced but also mind blowing. I'm an experience Indian food eater so I'm looking for the BEST! Anyway you guys could help would be appreciated.
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Concur...love India Cook House...also like Dosa Place in Tustin. Both equally excellent.
re: elmomonster
haveli in tustin as well as Bukhara in huntington beach
re: MzMaggie
India Cook House and Clay Oven are also my favorites. Clay Oven is finer cuisine, more exquisite sauces (Moghul/Mughlai), with daily specials that can be really exotic; it's more expensive but worth it for the fabulous food. India Cook House is solid northern Indian food, very good quality but no surprises, and more reasonably priced.
Can't go wrong either way.
I tried Dosa Place once and really liked it (especially the kheema (goat) dosa), but should warn you that all my friends who have gone there did not like it at all, so it may be an acquired taste. However, if you already know you like southern Indian food, or you are more open-minded food-wise than my friends, you should definitely try it.
Consider Ashoka at the intersection of Magnolia and Talbert. Excellent food, nice people, and reasonable prices.
My favorite is Dosa Place, on Red Hill in Tustin. It is a South Indian place; the owners are from Andhra Pradesh. (Sorry if I spelled that wrong.)
Really good things include the Dosas, (Huge crispy pancakey things with yummy fillings... try the Mysore Masala Dosa.) Southern style curries and fish dishes, and Hyderabad style Biryanis.
re: Midlife
I used to go to Natraj occasionally. don't they have a sister takeout restaurant in Tustin, or am I smoking crack? It's good for what it is, which is what my friend refers to as "cookie-cutter" Indian food. Not bad if you like lunch buffets like the one found at India Cook House.


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You Might As Well Get Used To Twitter Messing Around With Your Timeline
If you didn't like Twitter's recent move to throw random tweets into your timeline, you're going to hate the future. Twitter is still struggling to make the service more accessible to the masses, a point underscored by its third-quarter earnings report—and that means more tinkering with things like the timeline Twitter fans have grown accustomed to.
While Twitter continues to grow, particularly on mobile, it's not growing fast enough to make investors happy. Twitter now has 284 million monthly active users, up 23% compared to the year-earlier quarter. The majority of those—80%—access the social network on mobile. Timeline views reached 181 billion, up 14% compared to a year earlier.
But the microblogging service's user growth slowed over its previous quarter, and Wall Street was not impressed. Investors knocked down Twitter shares roughly 10% in after-hours trading.
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Twitter otherwise turned in an unexceptional quarter. Its revenues more than doubled to $361.3 million compared to a year earlier. So did its losses, which expanded even faster than revenue, to $174.5 million from $64.6 million a year earlier. Those losses, however, weren't larger than expected.
Twitter, which wants to position itself as a real-time information and discussion hub, remains small by the standards of major social-media networks. Its 284 million active monthly users are dwarfed by the billion-plus on Facebook, for instance.
In order to appeal to a broader audience—one that isn't already familiar with the quirky and not completely user-friendly argot of tweeting—the company will have to make it easy to better understand how and why people need to use it. That may well current Twitter addicts who are happy with the way things are.
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The company has made some significant changes in recent months, including dumping suggested tweets into your timeline. These posts might include favorited tweets from people you follow or tweets from accounts your followers follow. It might seem convoluted from that description, but the aim is to help newbies find interesting accounts to follow and, eventually, figure out how people and brands tweet.
Twitter said on Monday that new iOS profiles—a complete revamp of the Twitter profile that makes it easy to navigate by putting tweets, photos and favorites in three separate tabs, and the profile bio clear and up front—accounted for an 83% increase in "profile impressions." That means people looked at other users' profiles almost twice as much as they did before.
So What Will Twitter Do?
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo laid out some vague plans for change, some of which echoed what he's been telling investors for the last few quarters.
That includes improving things for new users by providing a "high-quality" timeline when they sign up for an account, likely by suggesting tweets and accounts to follow by forcing tweets in the timeline. That could also include an upgrade to Twitter's direct messaging function, which has been in a dire need of an upgrade for years.
Costolo said Twitter will continue to "innovate on ways to better organize content to deliver best experiences." Translated from the original Martian, that means more experimentation and continued shuffling of the timeline.
Anthony Noto, Twitter's CFO, reiterated those expectations. He said on the third-quarter earnings call that while Twitter will continue to be a real-time social network by showing tweets in chronological order, it will begin to distribute tweets and updates that might be hours hold, but that the user might find helpful. Hello, algorithm-based feed!
The company is also working on improving the number of people that use Twitter that don't actually have a Twitter account. That includes where tweets appear on third-party services like news websites or in applications. According to Twitter, the "logged out" audience, or people who see tweets outside of Twitter proper, is easily as large as the "logged-in audience"—and perhaps as much as twice that size.
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Apple Sent Porn To A Developer To Prove His App Could Be Used To Find Porn
Pornographic content is forbidden in the Apple App Store, but Apple seems to be OK with sending porn to developers who submit their apps for review, according to one who received an inappropriate pic.
"It turns out Apple thought the best way to tell us our app could be used to surf porn was to surf for porn using our app," Carl Smith, a Florida developer for nGen Works, wrote in a blog post on Medium (NSFW link).
The email, which Smith shared with ReadWrite, appears to be from the Apple app review team and includes an attached photo of a man's genitalia, but no warning of the enclosed content. This is the kind of thing that can create a hostile work environment for nGen employees whose jobs necessitate reading emails from Apple.
See also: The Majority Of Porn In The United States Is Viewed On Smartphones
Smith suggested a number of alternatives he thought Apple could have used to indicate a concern about explicit content. The team could have sent nGen Works a search term to try, or even warn in advance what the emailed photo was of. Instead, Smith said the developers who opened the email had no warning that it would be graphic.
"What I want from Apple is for them to address the issue and put a policy in place that prevents an App store reviewer from sending pornographic images as an example of a issue," he said. "They could have easily masked out the bad part of the photo or told us a phrase to search. At the very least warn someone before they open the attachments that they aren't safe for work."
"Specifically, we noticed your app contains objectionable content at time of review. Please see the attached screenshot/s for more information," the Apple review team email reads, before offering a downloadable file that turned out to be the genitalia photo in question.
Smith said solution is hypocritical of the company. Of course nGen's app, which allows users to enlarge, save, and search for Instagram photos, would be capable of browsing any photo that exists on Instagram already.
"This is a double standard," Smith told ReadWrite. "If I type bad words into Safari I am going to see bad things. So I think Apple needs to address that."
Smith said he doubted Apple's "upper echelons" would approve of this action, and encouraged readers to spread the word.
We've contacted Apple for a comment on this allegation.
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Apple Now Lets You Check If That Used iPhone Is Stolen
Buying a used iPhone on eBay or Craigslist has become a little less scary now, thanks to a new Apple tool that can help budget shoppers spot stolen devices before they buy.
The iCloud webpage, "Check Activation Lock Status," does exactly what it says: It checks whether the registered owner has turned on Activation Lock, a Find My iPhone security tool introduced in iOS 7 that requires the registered owner's Apple ID before it can erase or reactivate an Apple device. Presumably, iPhone owners would shut off this feature before selling to another party.
Stolen Apple gadgets, however, are more likely to have Activation Lock still on. And now, it's easy to check on that status.
The Check Activation Lock Status is extremely simple to use: Just go to the page and type in the unique IMEI or serial number used to identify the device. Although it's available in Settings > General > About on the device, or in iTunes when the iPhone is connected, a shopper may not be able access those areas.
Fortunately, Apple includes that information on the box, which is helpful if you're transacting in person. If not, at least ask the seller for one or both of the numbers, and perhaps some photographic proof that they're legitimate.
See also: A Thief Snatched My iPhone—And I Learned A Lot About Smartphone Crime
Buyers Beware, And Be Savvy
All iPhones for sale—new or used—should sell with Activation Lock turned off. If it's on, a new owner would not be able to set up the phone with a new Apple ID.
But, thanks to some hacks that have surfaced, it's not always that easy to tell the difference.
In May, Apple blog iClarified reported the news of some rough third-party workarounds. One, called doulCi, claimed that it's intended for legitimate purposes (say, if you forgot your login, or changed your password and can't remember the new one). The hack involved adding a line to the "hosts" file, a fairly simple procedure that would let you (or anyone else) bypass the activation lock screen.
It's not a perfect hack, though. Some folks discovered that it hobbled cellular service. Still, it should have been good enough to fool unwitting buyers. If not, apparently renowned iPhone hacker "iH8sn0w" apparently also found another Activation Lock loophole.
See also: How To Get Smart About Smartphone Theft
For now, doulCi's iOS 7 support works for all iPhones prior to the new 6 models, going all the way back to the 3GS, as well as all iPads. The team also has iOS 8 support in the works.
This is likely what prompted Apple to push the "Check Activation Lock Status" tool out to the public. With this, even if the lock's busted on the iPhone itself, Apple's server can still step in and rat out the crook.
Police photo by Scott Davidson. Screenshots by Adriana Lee for ReadWrite.
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This post just had to be written. Somehow we have a chapter about Headings in all (!) our site reviews. Usually the website owner can't change a single thing about the heading setup of the website, as he is unwilling or just lacks the knowledge to change the theme of the website. But headings do matter. There are two ways headings can structure your content. In classic HTML, there would be 1 H1 tag on each page, maybe a couple of H2′s etc and these would all combine to form an outline of the entire document. In HTML5, each sectioning tag (for instance and ) […]
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Richard Frank, CEO of Darby Overseas Investments, which has taken positions in more than a half-dozen Latin American banks, explains why the segment remains attractive for private equity.
How long has Darby been investing in Latin America's
financial sector?The very first investment that Darby made back
in 1994 was in Interbank in Peru. And that was when Carlos
Rodríguez Pastor, the father who was the minister of
finance, with a number of friends and some institutions like
ourselves, bought Interbank out of the then-nationalized
banking scheme. Since that period, we have invested quite
heavily in that sector in almost all the countries in the
region. What are the main drivers for Darby's interest? Is it
all the same basic reasons that everyone else sees: That
consumer credit can only grow, that purchasing power is on the
rise, these economies are expanding and they have young
demographics?Those would be a starting point, but two other
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Sunbelt Software Announces Top 10 Malware Threats for September
CLEARWATER, Fla., Oct. 5 /PRNewswire/ — Sunbelt Software, a leading provider of Windows security software, today announced the top 10 most prevalent malware threats for the month of September 2009. The report, compiled from monthly scans performed by Sunbelt's award-winning antispyware tool, CounterSpy(TM), and its anti-malware solution, VIPRE® Antivirus + Antispyware, is a service of SunbeltLabs(TM).
For September, SunbeltLabs reports the password-stealing Trojan threat Trojan-Spy.Win32.Zbot.gen maintained the top spot on the list for the sixth straight month, but its prevalence decreased by 12 percent month over month, to 6.75 percent of overall Sunbelt detections from 7.67 percent in August.
In August, Trojan.Win32.Generic!BT made up 7.57 percent of detected malware, a downloader associated with rogue security programs (also called "scareware"). However, in September it was no longer useful to track on the top 10 list due to the generic nature of the detection category. That name was used to classify a vast number of files associated with downloader functions found by Sunbelt's MX-Virtualization(TM), a compact, high-speed virtualized Windows environment integrated directly into VIPRE, which performs rapid behavioral analysis of potential malware by observing its behavior in a virtual environment.
"In general, the top 10 list of Sunbelt detections for September shows a month with a lot of Trojans circulating, mostly aimed at getting users to download rogue security products," said Michael St. Neitzel, Sunbelt Software Vice President of Threat Research. "Zbot continues to be a top detection due to its effective versatility in stealing cached passwords, login credentials and data in certificates and cookies."
Not surprisingly, a widely circulating rogue security product, FraudTool.Win32.Antivirus2010 (v), made the list again, still at the number three spot. The VIPRE detected Trojan.Win32.Tdss.aalc (v) fell off the list entirely after comprising 3.62 percent of malware in August. In its place, another threat made it onto the list: Packed.Win32.TDSS.y, at number nine.
The top 10 results represent the number of times a particular malware infection was detected during CounterSpy and VIPRE scans that report back to Sunbelt's community of opt-in users.
The top 10 most prevalent malware threats for the month of September are:
1. Trojan-Spy.Win32.Zbot.gen 6.75% 2. Trojan.Win32.Malware 5.47% 3. FraudTool.Win32.Antivirus2010 (v) 2.76% 4. Explorer32.Hijacker 2.34% 5. Trojan-Downloader.braviax 2.12% 6. Trojan.DNSChanger.Gen 1.77% 7. Trojan-Downloader.Zlob.Media-Codec 1.70% 8. Exploit.PDF-JS.Gen (v) 1.57% 9. Packed.Win32.TDSS.y 1.55% 10. BehavesLike.Win32.Malware (v) 1.55%
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- The Fighting Illini women's track and field team finished the 2013 NCAA Indoor Championships crowning four All-Americans and matching/setting four school records on the final day of competition. The team placed 14th with 14 team points which is the highest finish for the Orange and Blue at the national indoor meet since the 2002 season.
"I'm really excited about being in the top 15," head coach Tonja Buford-Baileysaid. "It's great for the group. Everyone came here and performed really well. I couldn't be more proud of our team. They fought really hard and are very motivated for the outdoor season. Ashley ran another school record but she was in the second section. She still ran faster than she did yesterday and a good 2.5 seconds faster than last year. She's way ahead of schedule. Samantha has made huge strides this year. Earning All-American status was a great accomplishment for her. Also, I'm so happy Stephanie got All-America honor as well as Marissa."
After setting the school record in the 400m last night, Ashley Spencer reset the program's best time as she finished third in the event. Spencer finished with a time of 51.27 to earn her third All-America honor and second indoors. Samantha Murphycapped her incredible junior year by earning her first All-America honors in the 800m. Murphy reset the school record she set earlier in the season tonight, finishing fourth with a time of 2:03.95.
The Illini's two other All-Americans came from senior Marissa Golliday in the pentathlon and junior Stephanie Richartz in the pole vault. In her first time competing at the national meet in an individual event, Golliday finished seventh and scoring a valuable point for the team. The senior broke the school record, totaling 4,167 points and finished with personal bests in four of the five events. Golliday also ran the opening leg on the 4x400m relay squad as well.
Richartz matched her school record which she set a few weeks ago at the Big Ten Championships. The junior set a mark of 13-11 1/4 (4.25m) to finish eighth and earn her first All-America honors.
The 4x400m relay team of Golliday, freshman Morolake Akinosun, sophomore Asia Thomasand Spencer finished ninth with a time of 3:35.30. The time marks the second fastest time the relay has run during the indoor season.
The Illini will have two weeks off before they begin the outdoor season at the Texas Relays on March 28-30.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese civil rights campaigners called on the government on Thursday to free a blind rural activist, whose campaign against forced abortions attracted worldwide attention, and investigate reports of torture.
By Guled Mohamed MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Somalia's interim government said on Friday it had postponed peace talks scheduled to take place in Sudan over the weekend because the Islamist movement running Mogadishu violated a ceasefire and could not be trusted.
GAZA (Reuters) - The Israeli army pulled out on Friday from the central Gaza Strip as part of an offensive launched last month to free an abducted soldier, the army said. "IDF forces (Israeli Defense Forces) have currently completed their activities in the area," the army said in a statement.
By Simon Gardner COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's navy rained mortar shells on Tamil rebel positions in the island's restive east on Friday, after suspected snipers killed one sailor and injured another as sporadic attacks raise fears of renewed war.
By Nopporn Wong-Anan BANGKOK (Reuters) - Campaigners trying to oust Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra were forced to scale back their protests on Friday after the royal palace made it clear they must stop dragging the king into a long-running political crisis.
By Nidal al-Mughrabi GAZA (Reuters) - Israel bombed the offices of Hamas lawmakers, destroyed a bridge and fired a tank shell that killed one Palestinian on Friday as part of a Gaza Strip offensive aimed at forcing militants to release a captured soldier.
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Eighty-four guests watched the couple exchange vows as seagulls called overhead and waves crashed below. 6/19 Amber & Nick: Mixing and mingling Following the ceremony, the crowd congregated on the lawn in the shadow of the impressive fort to drink Pimm's and bottles of Corona. 7/19 Amber & Nick: All about the dress "My gown was by Maggie Sottero, from her destination collection," Amber says. "We weren't planning to get married abroad, but I just loved the simplicity and classic style of it." 8/19 Amber & Nick: Freshly picked Fresh freesia pips were woven through her curly down do, adding to the pretty destination vibe. 9/19 Amber & Nick: If the shoe fits … "I'm normally a flat shoe kinda girl, but I wanted a pair of wow heels that I'd be able to wear again after the wedding," says Amber of her beaded Dune peep-toes. 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"I also love the way the colours really come out in her pictures." 15/19 Amber & Nick: The reception "The inside of the fort can be a little dark, so I wanted to incorporate candles and fairylights into the décor without distracting from the rustic atmosphere," Amber says. Hurricane vases from The Range were filled halfway with sand to anchor cream candles. 16/19 Amber & Nick: Theme of our dreams "We chose the beach as our theme because it's such a big part of our lives," Amber explains. "We both love the sea and Nick is a keen surfer, so that combined with the venue made it a natural choice." In fact, Nick's surfboard became the perfect table plan! 17/19 Amber & Nick: What's in a name Tables were named after the couple's favourite spots abroad and in the UK. 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"Ultimately this is going to be a slow, steady process in which we're able to wear down the regime forces," Mr. Obama said. He ruled out a deadline for ending the U.S. role in Libya, saying the mission would end in a timely fashion.
Predicting success in Libya, President Barack Obama said on Wednesday that Muammar Qadhafi would ultimately be forced to step down if NATO keeps up its military campaign with the U.S. playing a key role.
"I believe that we have built enough momentum that as long as we sustain the course we're on, he will step down," the visiting president said at a joint news conference with British Prime Minister David Cameron.
"Ultimately this is going to be a slow, steady process in which we're able to wear down the regime forces," Mr. Obama said. He ruled out a deadline for ending the U.S. role in Libya, saying the mission would end in a timely fashion.
Mr. Cameron rallied behind Mr. Obama's approach, saying what was needed in Libya was "patience and persistence."
The two leaders affirmed their joint resolve despite complaints among some NATO countries about the reduced U.S. role since NATO took the lead after the initial days of the two—month—old campaign against Col. Qadhafi.
But the president also said, "David and I both agree that you can't put boots on the ground in Libya." He said "enormous sacrifices" made by the NATO allies have made a difference, but that ultimately "this is going to be a slow, steady process" that eventually will sap Col. Qadhafi's resolve.
"We've been extraordinarily successful in avoiding civilian casualties," Mr. Obama added. "That means that sometimes we may have to be more patient than people would like."
Said Mr. Cameron- "I would agree that the two key things here are patience and persistence." He said "we're extremely strong together in wanting to see the same outcomes."
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Paris and Haarlem during the Christmas holidays
HI all, I've been getting great tips from some of the other discussions about visiting Paris, museums, food, etc. Thanks to you all for the great answers! Smidge of background:
My husband and I will be meeting up with our son who will be finishing his semester-abroad-in-Paris. We'll be arriving in Paris on the 19th of December (rented an apartment in the 4th arrondissement - thanks to all those who suggested renting!) and staying until the 26th, when we'll catch the train to Haarlem for another 5 days. We tasted Paris and Haarlem just a bit last fall on the Best of Europe trip, which was wonderful and we are looking forward to seeing more! We definitely want to do the museums, the sights, and Christmas in Paris, and our son is excited about showing us around (yes, really!). Would you all recommend also taking a day trip somewhere outside of Paris? (I'm hoping to get to Versailles, so am just considering that as part of Paris.) Somewhere we could get to by train? Or is that too ambitious? And the same question for Haarlem/Amsterdam? Day trip somewhere nearby? Thanks so much for your help and guidance! Robin


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SGI-Korea Youth and Men Gather Throughout the Country
On November 15, 2009, SGI-Korea youth members attended general meetings based on a theme of realizing true victory in one's life through a lifelong spirit to learn from one's mentor. Meetings were held at 124 venues throughout South Korea.
Over 10,000 young men and women participated, including many college students. The events provided opportunities for the youth to reflect on and make personal goals and determinations to become courageous and capable individuals for the sake of the future.
SGI-Korea Youth Leader Yang Myung Jun spoke about the importance of having a mentor for developing one's life and becoming successful in the community, at school and at work.
From November 14-15, 2009, SGI-Korea men met at the SGI-Korea Jincheon Training Center in Hoseo Region to deepen their understanding of Nichiren Buddhism and to manifest the Buddhist concept of "faith equals daily life." Approximately 140 people attended. Representative members reported on activities in their local SGI organizations. SGI-Korea Study Department Chief Jung Doo Byung called on each member to steadily develop their lives through study, a core component of the Buddhist practice.
SGI-Korea Vice General Director Woo Taik Duek shared SGI President Daisaku Ikeda's recent speech in which he talks about the Chinese character for the number "eight" symbolizing "to open." With the 80th anniversary of the Soka Gakkai's founding in 2010, Mr. Woo Taik Duek mentioned that the coming year is a great opportunity for people to expand their lives in a big way and open new paths. In conclusion, Mr. Woo Taik Duek encouraged members to become people of sincerity and through dialogue deepen their capacity to care for others.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The CEO of one of Ohio's top hospitals says he's told the White House that he's not leaving his job to become veterans affairs secretary.
Dr. Toby Cosgrove of the Cleveland Clinic issued a statement Saturday saying he is honored to have been considered for the post but has decided to remain with the nonprofit medical center.
The White House has not issued any statements on candidates to replace Eric Shinseki as veteran affairs secretary. News media have reported that Cosgrove was under consideration to head up the VA.
Shinseki resigned amid reports of veterans waiting many months to see doctors at some VA facilities and allegations of faked reports of shorter wait times.
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At Wellington on Friday, the Indian cricket team lost the fifth ODI losing the series 4-0 to New Zealand, a white-wash for the hosts.
India who have been the No1 ODI team were mauled by the Kiwis who rattled them with pace and aggression as they managed to win 4 of the 5 ODIs with the visitor's only managing to tie a match.
The Indian batting and fielding has been poor and the tigers at home and paper tigers away as an argument is gaining ground among critics of the team.
Virat Kohli has been the only star of the tournament as he managed to hold pride for the team's batsmen. Captain MS Dhoni who became the fourth fastest batsman to complete 8,000 runs.
The wicket keeper-batsman has also scored some handy runs, but has been unable to use his team well to win a single match in New Zealand.
It's bad news for India who are the 50-over World Cup holders, as the 2015 tournament will be hosted by New Zealand and Australia.
India lost the seven-match ODI series in 2002-03, 2-5 to New Zealand.
The last time the India failed so badly was in 1975-76 and 1980-81 when they lost 0-2 in both two-match series.
Dhoni & Co will need to get their act together especially when it comes to their away from home performances, if they hope to retain the ODI World Cup.


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about Chambers rather misleading benchmark scores on his front page that if I had grievances with something at nVnews than I should complain about it at nVnews.
So here I am.
I found the chart to be misleading and not representative of ANYTHING other than how much better one system was than another. Someone else over at B3D summed up my grievances with MikeC's chart better than I could, so I quote:
He goes from a Radeon 9xxx Pro to a GeForce FX, a card which is known to have inferior capabilities when it comes to PS2.0. He then concludes that the equal framerate means you can't improve there till next gen, failing to take into account that only a move to a new processor and a 9800 XT with no change would have shown that. Even then you could have concluded it was the CPU not the GPU that led to the boost.
Also in that thread, a friend of mine posted this up:
Things have changed at NVnews around the time the NEW SERVER was put in. AT the time the server was down, there was a message on the front page saying thank Nvidia for out new server and our foums will be up soon. After about a hour the message was gone.
Is this true? If so, why was the message pulled and just where did the new server come from?
Those are my issues, I tried to present them as non-flamey as possible in hopes they will actually be addressed rather than this thread closed and locked. I made the attempt, the ball is in your court now.
[SIZE=1][I]"It was very important to us that NVIDIA did not know exactly where to aim. As a result they seem to have over-engineered in some aspects creating a power-hungry monster which is going to be very expensive for them to manufacture. We have a beautifully balanced piece of hardware that beats them on pure performance, cost, scalability, future mobile relevance, etc. That's all because they didn't know what to aim at."
-R.Huddy[/I] [/SIZE]
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