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The ADM-160 MALD (Miniature Air-Launched Decoy) is a decoy missile developed by the United States of America.
The Miniature Air-Launched Decoy (MALD) program was begun in 1995 by DARPA as an effort to develop a small, low cost decoy missile for use in the suppression of enemy defences. Teledyne Ryan (acquired by Northrop Grumman in 1999) was granted a development contract for the ADM-160A in 1996, and the first test flight took place in 1999. The evaluation program was finished by 2001.
The US Air Force planned to acquire several thousand of ADM-160A's, but in 2001 this was reduced to at most 150 for a System Development and Demonstration (SDD) program.[1] In January 2002, the USAF cancelled the program because the drone didn't have enough range and endurance to meet the service's requirements or to perform other missions.[2]
The ADM-160A carries a Signature Augmentation Subsystem (SAS) which is composed of various active radar enhancers which cover a range of frequencies. The SAS can therefore simulate any aircraft, from the B-52 Stratofortress to the F-117 Nighthawk.
The missile has folded wings to allow more compact carriage. On launch the wings unfold and a TJ-50 turbojet propels the missile on a pre-determined course which is composed of up to 100 different waypoints. An inertial navigation system with GPS support keeps the MALD on course. Although pre-programmed before the aircraft leaves the ground, the course can be modified by the pilot at any point up to launch.
In 2002, the USAF renewed its interest in an air launched decoy and started a new industry-wide competition for a variant with greater endurance.[2] The contract for a new MALD was awarded to Raytheon in Spring 2003.
The Raytheon ADM-160B is similar in configuration to the ADM-160A, but has a trapezoidal fuselage cross section and is larger and heavier. It is powered by a Hamilton Sundstrand TJ-150, a more powerful variant of the TJ-50.
The first ADM-160B was delivered in Spring 2009. [3] In 2010 an "operationally significant quantity" of the drones were delivered to the Air Force.[4] The USAF currently plans to procure about 1500.
In 2008 a contract for a jamming variant MALD-J was awarded to Raytheon. It made its first freefall test in 2009, passed its critical design review in early 2010, and is expected to be delivered in 2012.[5] [6]
The Naval Surface Warfare Center will place an order for the MALD-J.[7]
Systems integration has been announced as of July 6, 2012, by the Raytheon Corp. for the U.S. Navy's F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet. The process will include a series of risk reduction activities and technology demonstrations.[8]
The UK MOD expressed interest on the MALD-V platform at the Paris Airshow in 2009.[9]
This article contains material that originally came from the web article Unmanned Aerial Vehicles by Greg Goebel, which exists in the Public Domain.
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|Jan 13, 2013, 10:26 PM
Isn't the screen panel in the iPod Touch the same as the iPhone 5?
So how much of the alleged demand drop is iPod Touch how much is iPhone?
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|Jan 13, 2013, 10:27 PM
Hmmmm. Very interesting. Honestly, I think we could take two things away from this report. Firstly, Android devices are flooding the market and at very low costs. It's no surprise to me that Apple's part shipments are dropping. What consumers get for Android devices is often fairly reasonable compared to the iPhone (if not better in some areas) and the masses of people out there are obviously now flocking to these rather than seeing the iPhone as the smartphone to have. I'm in China right now and believe me, 70% of the phones I see people with are big, cheap Android devices. It's really astounding. Samsung and HTC are doing really well here from my perspective.
Secondly, this could mean that Apple are indeed preparing to release a '5s' in early 2013 like we've seen in some reports. Wouldn't be that out of the ordinary considering the iPad 4 timeframe. I for one am completely for this. I've long thought that Android devices outshine iPhone's in terms of hardware refreshes. Ever since the debut of iPhone 4 it's always felt like Samsung etc. have more compelling hardware ready to go straight after a launch. And let's be honest here, the iPhone 5 didn't exactly offer anything that would make anyone think 'oh man, that Galaxy S3 looks crap now'. I'm happy with evolutionary, not revolutionary, but it's pretty clear that Android devices have caught up with the iPhone and simply in terms of handsets, their manufacturers now offer a cheaper, viable and attractive offering. Anyone who can't see that must be blind.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm a believer in Apple and iPhone. But product cycles should quicken to compete with Android devices and iOS needs some SERIOUS improvement. Actionable notifications would be a great start.
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|Jan 13, 2013, 10:27 PM
Slashing iPhone 5 part orders including screen could lead to a January-March iPhone launch. I'm going to clear the air. Apple is NOT releasing a smaller cheaper version iPhone. You want small, you want cheap. Wallmart, Target, Best Buy, Radio Shack, has what you want with the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. Apple SVP mentioned Apple will not sacrifice quality over what the market wants. Apple will build and ship more then one iPhone a year. It just would not be a Samsung made plastic phone priced at $50.00. The rumors of the iPhone 5S with the IZGO screen & 8 different colors, could be what Apple is pushing. If Apple wishes to get back in the game it needs to produce a 4.5 or 4.8" wide 720p or 1080p screen, updated retina display as well as a second 5" phone in September. I know there will be users to quote me and troll, but look at what CES have shown. STE with its 5" 1080 phone, Huawei with the 6.1" and 5" super phones. (Only sold Overseas so far). Apple was the first to make it big with a touch screen phone, but now it's aging. Steve jobs in 1990 made a statement that Apple should not get cocky. Apple right now is cocky. same OS for 6 years, limited features (exception of jail-breaking). Not to mention Apple is losing marking share daily at $524.00 a share. Apple needs to push back and push back hard to make Microsoft, Research in Motion, Google, Samsung, Huawei, HTC, Nokia re-think their cell phones. An iPhone 5S with 4.5" or 4.8" screen, 1920x720, 400+ IGZO retina display, A6X procesor, more then two colors. An iPhone 6 with 5" screen, 1920x1080, 500+ PPI retina display, A7 processor = Quad core 1.7 or 2Ghz, 2GB of RAM, updated IOS 7 with widgets, settings in notifications (SB Settings). This will definatly make every company think twice before counting Apple out as being "slow to the game" "the new Microsoft" "Research in Motions big brother"
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:27 PM
now i just want to upgrade every year or so to a new iPhone. i don't need to anymore.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:28 PM
Such BS... They're changing suppliers, or it's complete BS.
Remember the "Weak demand in China"?
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:29 PM
I would love it if iPhone's became a more niche product that stays true to its roots. Let the majority enjoy their Samsung Galaxy and Nexus phones. Business reality tells me however that this is not how it's going to turn out, and we will probably see the iPhone change in a way that aligns it more closely with competing brands in the years to come. At the end of the day it is a business, and the owners (shareholders) expect to realise a return on their investment. Absolutely nothing wrong with that and that is simply the nature of capitalism. People's tastes are changing and someone will have to meet that demand, be it Apple or another company.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:29 PM
Holiday sales are over new product rumours (frequent updates) holding users while competitors keep pumping new ones Nikia Lumia, BB & SGS IV etc...also iPhone 5s rumours. No point in making millions and overstock them.
Today if you want to have great sales you must keep your products ready to ship because time that you lose will be filled with other products and the lost time = lost customer even for Apple.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:30 PM
I like to think that it wasn't because of weaker-than-expected demand but because they decided to push out the next iPhone sooner and it's using some new parts to fix the touch issue when sliding you're finger too fast, a new A7 chip, a more durable aluminum body, NFC, and better cameras front/back. If not, then I think Apple might be in a rut.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:30 PM
Keep in mind that over 70% of Apple stock is held by institutions aka Big Banks and Funds. That 70+% of Apple stock is in the hands of a few hundred people who get paid on quarterly and yearly bonuses. None of them hare holding for long term growth.
It's crazy to think that the stock is going down when in 2009 Apple revenue in China was less than $800 million and in 2012 revenue was $28 billion in China.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:33 PM
I've thought about buying a 5, but ONLY because I moved and Sprint has no data service here. (Considering picking up a Verizon unit, they have LTE coverage.)
The 'upgrade' killed Maps and YouTube, and there isn't a jailbreak out so the new phone is in many ways a couple steps back.
I predict that if a jailbreak ala Absinthe pops up, so will the iPhone 5 sales...
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:35 PM
100% markup for a u ubiquitous device is rather steep considering two factors: the subsidized model and short product cycles. Additionally, see sawing competition between Samsung and Apple makes it hard for markets outside of US to absorb news products when consumers debate spending north of $700 for a new phone knowing that there is another better replacement in 6 to 8 months. It's time Apple to play a lowball strategy by selling new iPhones at $500. This will squeeze all competitors since Apple owns the component supply chain. Consumers will embrace changing phones every year by then, maybe.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:36 PM
Of course, most regurgiation of this news isn't followed by the numbers. The reports said apple originally planned to order 65, yes SIXTY FIVE million panels for the first quarter. just food for thought, this time last year, apple sold 35 million iphones total! This is just 65 million iphone 5 screens.
can people who post articles please at least get the story right?
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:36 PM
Nexus 4?
Can you actually buy one from Google?
They may be trying to fix some issues...
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:37 PM
Doesn't surprise me. Nothing made me covet iPhone 5. iOS is getting stale in my opinion. The products are becoming a bit boring and predictable lately. I love Apple, but it's just how I feel.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:40 PM
And, if the glass back breaks you can easily replace it.
Edit: What the hell is going on with quote, it does not seem to work here either.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:42 PM
I'm very much an Apple fan...I'm a Mac user and a former iPhone user. I use a Mac because I feel like it's a much better computer than it's Windows counterpart. I now use a Samsung Note 2 because, IMO, it is a much better device than any iPhone. Sorry, but Apple fell asleep at the wheel on iPhone innovation and they are paying for it now.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:43 PM
If true, this simply means Apple expects, in future, lower sales than they once expected. We don't know what expectations they were planning for: this could be a cut from shockingly huge sales down to merely massive sales. And Apple could be wrong: they could wish they hadn't cut their orders!
But the reasoning doesn't matter, this is proof #58663 that Apple is, as ever, doomed If Apple had to increase their orders, that would be a sign of doom too: why didn't Tim plan properly?
Remember: Apple is ALWAYS doomed... you just have to find a way to make the facts fit the notion.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:43 PM
Apple has reached a point where they are realizing that people have these unrealistic expectations of what's possible in the tech world....consumers seem to want Apple to invent a flying car, that runs on wind energy, and is the cheapest on the market.
Apple may not be perfect and they will always have improvements to make, but to for people in the MR forum to say that Apple's "poor" product lineup shows how far they fallen behind is just plain silly.
Consumer expectations are starting to take their toll on Apple, they set their own bar a little high. Hopefully they can fix this.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:43 PM
Google maps and YouTube are back and available so that was just a short term thing.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:45 PM
Not surprised either. The iPhone 5 was the first time I really didn't see any good reason to upgrade from my iPhone 4S. In fact, iOS 6 was the first time I didn't see a good reason to upgrade from 5.1.1.
I got so bored I bought a Nexus 4. The iPhone 5S or 6 better come quick and it better be exciting or I'll completely lose interest in Apple phones.
Still have my iPad Mini and iMac though. I still think in the tablet and desktop space nothing else compares or even comes close. But phones are moving really, really quick - and iPhone is starting to fall behind IMHO.
Either that or I'm just looking for something new. I've had all the iPhones since the original... so by now it's too familiar for me.
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|Jan 13, 2013, 10:46 PM
Great. Stock will be under $500 by noon tomorrow.
Go outside, the graphics are amazing!
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:48 PM
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:51 PM
The ip4 costs $450
the 4s costs $550
the 5 costs $650.
What exactly is cheap about any of those? I think a cheap iPhone would start at $299 unlocked.
I've been a huge fan of Mac OS X since 2001!
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A sweaty back, a flopping pack and the annoyance of feeling hindered by weight swinging from their shoulders drove Specialized product developers to create a new form of MTB apparel.
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I see that it has it's merits on a ride up to 1.5-2 hours provided you are well hydrated before you start. I don't think this is designed to be a solution for longer (3+ hours) rides as one would get fairly dehydrated and also potentially need more nutrition than a gel pack or shot-blok style food can provide. In all honesty, screw looking goofy, we ride mountain bikes! We wear goofy clothes to begin with. I can't tell you how often I'll just go full roadie on a 1.5 hour ride because I know that all I really need is what I can carry in my back pockets, it's actually more often than even I'd like to admit. And I also can't tell you how often I come home from a ride with lots of stuff in my pack that goes unused, especially water.
I'm not going to say that this new gear is the be-all solution. But it's certainly a step forward for those that value efficiency and a less-is-more mentality if the ride deems it so.
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Tools / Water / Air / Tubes would have been a more interesting acronym.
This is nothing more than trying to create a solution to a problem that hardly exists. Bottles on bikes and packs on backs have been real and valid options, and in the pack's case, a very versatile option.
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So a spare tube, chain popper, and mini tool set inside a small seat pouch and on your back snacks and a water bottle. Sounds cool. Only problem is:
1 water bottle isn't enough for me. Especially on longer hotter rides. The other problem is crashing and landing on your back. I would imagine landing on that plastic bottle won't help much during a crash.
CamelBak, Dakine, Opsrey and others do just fine. Also if you crash they add a nice cushion for your back.
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if you don't show us the 27.5 prototype, imma send my personal SWAT team to make you do it. Say hello to my lil friend
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My guess is we'll be seeing them soon - http://www.bicycleretailer.com/new-products/2014/02/20/specialized-goes-650b-tires
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Ugh. This looks terrible. If you wanna carry a bottle why not get get a bottle cage. Or I dunno just wear a better fitting hydro pack. I never notice mine when I am riding. Also, why is this called "Forget the Pack". Aren't they really saying forget the pack you already have and come buy our weird under garment pack thing instead? Finally if you wanna tuck your bottle (who still uses water bottles anyway?) into your shirt how about you just use an xc jersey. Lord know you don't care about the way you look if your on the trail tucking water bottles in to your shorts.
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I've been riding in the Giro New Road line recently which utilizes a similar bib short pocket system and its actually been amazing for ditching the camel back for rides. However I totally agree that throwing a water bottle in there makes you look like a total goon. I use it for snacks, tools and tubes on shorter rides when only a water bottle in my cage is necessary but I can't imagine it feels good to have the weight of an additional water bottle tugging down at the shoulders of your bib shorts, at that point I would just throw the pack on. Also these pockets SUCK for electronics, being that they are attached to your base layer your phone and stuff will get saturated in sweat. Valiant effort by Specialized but nothing original or ground breaking about it.
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Not every bike has a bottle mount. Personally I hate riding with a pack.
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I will not ride with a backpack..
If I hydrate properly the day before one bottle is good for me up to about 30miles/5k ft of climbing...I throw a bar or two in one shorts pocket, phone in the other and have a pump on the downtube...When I wasn't in as good of shape I would down a bottle in 10miles..
I have had to cut a ride short before when I mismanaged my water so this would be nice to have when going on huge rides..For me I would rather have a clamp on mount so I could attach a second bottle cage.. http://problemsolversbike.com/products/clamp_on_water_bottle_cage Something like that if you could mount to underside of downtube..


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Admission $8 for adults, $6 for seniors 65 and older, $6 active duty militarywith ID, $5 students with ID, $4 children ages 6 to 15. The museum is free to all San Diego County residents and military with ID on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Information: (619) 231-2886 and sdautomuseum.org .
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I had high hopes for this project! It unfortunately did not work for me or my birds. The birds could barely get their tiny beaks through the hole. I'm very handy so I brainstormed what I could do differently, I decided to cut out a larger open square in the front & back. They were only able to eat that square area, leaving the edges. After about six days & the cake barely touched, I decided to move the hardware cloth to the inside of the holder making it closer to the suet. This did not make a difference! After all that trouble I just decided to take the whole thing off. I figured at this point it's just easier to feed the squirrels then deprive the birds of food in the winter.
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Use this step-by-step guide to add a CheckBox control to a DataGrid control and bind it to the Authors table in the Microsoft SQL Server Pubs database.
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How to Add a CheckBox to a DataGrid Web Control by Using the User Interface (UI) and the TemplateColumn ObjectAfter the initial setup is completed, add a CheckBox control to the DataGrid, and bind it to the DataSet. To do this, follow these steps:
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Eurozone unemployment heading for 20 million
nepal The unemployment rate across the 17 European countries that use the euro hit a record 12.2 percent in April, and the number of unemployed is on track to reach 20 million by year's end.
The worsening jobs crisis points to the recession that has gripped the euro alliance. Many countries are struggling to stimulate growth while grappling with a debt crisis that's led governments to slash spending and raise taxes.
Unemployment in the eurozone rose in April from the previous record of 12.1 percent set in March, Eurostat, the European Union's statistics office, said Friday. In 2008, before the worst of the financial crisis, the rate was far less - around 7.5 percent.
The number of unemployed rose 95,000 to 19.38 million. The currency bloc's population is about 330 million.
Private companies in the eurozone haven't managed to fill the vacuum created by drastically reduced government spending. In the United States, by contrast, governments have imposed far milder spending cuts and tax increases. Unemployment, at 7.5 percent, is far lower. And consumers and private companies have kept spending, steadily if modestly.
The unemployment rate for the overall eurozone masks sharp disparities among individual countries. Unemployment in Greece and Spain top 25 percent. In Germany, the rate is a low 5.4 percent.
The differences are particularly stark for youth unemployment. More than half of people ages 16 to 25 in Greece and Spain are unemployed. In Italy, the rate for this group tops 40 percent. For Germany, it's just 7.5 percent.
"Youth joblessness at these levels risks permanently entrenched unemployment, lowering the rate of sustainable growth in the future," said Tom Rogers, senior economic adviser at Ernst & Young.
The disparities reflect the varying performances of the euro economies. Greece is in its sixth year of a savage recession. Germany's economy has until recently been growing at a healthy pace.
As a whole, the eurozone is stuck in its longest recession since the euro was launched in 1999. The six quarters of economic decline represent a longer recession than the one that followed the 2008 financial crisis, though it's not as deep.
The U.S. economy, the world's largest, has demonstrated far more resilience. It's grown steadily since the end of its recession in June 2009. And the U.S. job market has steadily improved: The unemployment rate has fallen sharply from a peak of 10 percent.
The eurozone marks the epicenter of Europe's debt crisis. But other countries in the region are also struggling to recover. Some, like Britain, are focused on shrinking their deficits even while demand in their main export market - the eurozone - is falling.
As a result, unemployment in the wider 27-nation EU, which includes the non-euro countries such as Britain and Poland, has risen in recent months. In April, the rate remained 11 percent.
A key factor behind Europe's economic decline has been a broad focus on paring debt by raising taxes and slashing spending. As long as many governments continue to cut spending and the confidence of consumers and businesses remains low, economists don't expect any meaningful recovery in coming months.


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By Anthony RhoadsLate last Thursday night, I was literally jumping for joy. When Tyrone Salley made a dunk with 2.4 seconds remaining to lift West Virginia to a 63-61 victory over Creighton in the first round of the NCAA tournament, I was extremely happy to say the least. It was a textbook play. Salley blocked a 3-point shot and teammate Kevin Pittsnogle came up with the ball. Pittsnogle passed to Mike Gansey at midcourt and Gansey passed to a wide-open Salley for the easy dunk to put the Mountaineers in the second round. As elated as I was after the victory, I did not believe West Virginia could beat Wake Forest in the second round. On my main ESPN bracket, I had Wake Forest going to the Final 4 and even though I have Illinois picked to the national title, I wouldn't have been surprised if Wake Forest had won it all. After Wake Forest took a double-digit lead in the first half, I thought it was all over for the Mountaineers. Wake's defense played tough and West Virginia struggled from the perimeter, which had been one of team's main strengths all year long. West Virginia started to chip away at the lead in the second round and I thought they would be things respectable. Really, all I wanted was for West Virginia to make it a good game and to at least not get embarrassed. But when the leading started to evaporate to six and then four points, I was thinking West Virginia might just win the thing. West Virginia remained patient, didn't panic and the shots started to fall. The game was tied at the end of the regulation and then the Mountaineers outlasted the Demon Deacons 111-105 in two overtimes to earn a trip to the Sweet 16. Even if West Virginia had lost, that was truly a great college basketball game. Both teams played their hearts out and they both left it all on the floor; that's what it should be all about. At the end of the game, I was ecstatic but didn't do any jumping that night. I was almost too shocked to react at all. I actually had to sit down as I was nearly in tears that West Virginia had actually beaten Wake Forest. Now the Mountaineers face Texas Tech Thursday in the Sweet 16. It will be another tough game but it's definitely winnable. After beating Wake Forest, anything is possible for the Mountaineers; they might fool around and make it to the championship. Gansey comes through for WVU: While Wake Forest had first team all-American Chris Paul and honorable mention all-American Eric Williams, West Virginia had Mike Gansey. Gansey scored just 10 points in regulation but absolutely went crazy in overtime with 19 in the extra periods. Going into the tournament, it would be safe to say most folks didn't know who he was but now they have to sit up and take notice. Gansey can really play. How about the Patriot League: Other than West Virginia making it to the Sweet 16, one of the coolest things about this year's tournament is Bucknell. Bucknell became the first Patriot League to win an NCAA tournament game in an upset over Kansas. One of the great things about the Patriot League is that those kids are true student-athletes. I love college basketball but it's a farce to categorize some of the guys who play big-time college basketball as student-athletes. It's just really neat to see a team that truly stresses academics to have some success on the court as well. Anthony Rhoads is a sports writer for the Daily and his column appears on Wednesdays. He can be reached at email@example.com . He is also a proud native of West Virginia.
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The Tradition Masters is a collection of Odetta's most invigorating traditional songs. Born in Birmingham in 1930, Odetta Holmes helped to embody both the Civil Rights and the Folk Revival movements of the 1950's and 60's. One could say that she was in the right place at the right time, but that would fail to credit her heart-stopping talent as a musician and vocalist.
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What is next for you Shawn when are you guys looking to get back in the ring and make the first defence of your title?
After Speaking with my dad/manager today, we are still unsure of the direction we are going to head. He's thinking we'll get back in the ring sometime in April. He knows I want to fight asap.
In an ideal world who who would you like to face next? Both you and Marcos Maidana had a huge year in 2013, am I right in presuming a unification with him would be almost top of your wish list?
Yessir you are correct. I wanted that fight as soon as he beat Broner, I would love to unify the titles with a fight against Marcos Maidana. I think that's a great exciting fight that I can win!!
Everyone is competing to be a part of the May 3rd Mayweather card, Your name keeps popping up as possibly one of the undercard fighters is there any truth here?
I don't know yet. Mayweathers fights are always a big event. And even though I would love a shot at the guy, I wouldn't mind being apart of such a big event.
I'm sure you have been following this whole Floyd Mayweather sweepstakes saga involving Marcos Maidana and Amir Khan, what is your take on this and which fighter would you like to see face Floyd most?
My take is put me in the dang sweepstakes!! I don't know who he fights. I think vs Khan, we'll see a much better boxing performance Vs Maidana I think Floyd will outbox him, and make him look worst than he really is!
What is the situation with you and Devon Alexander I know there was no rematch clause but word is that you may be rematching him?
No rematch with Devon. That was discussed briefly between my dad/manager and I. We both agree that I took the belt from him, and he has to bounce back with some big wins before he gets a 2nd chance…. There was no rematch clause written into the contracts prior to our fight.
You recently said you would be willing to face legendary Mexican fighter Juan Manuel Marquez and since he is looking to fight for a Welterweight title I guess this is a fight that both fighters would like, but realistically is this an option him being with Top Rank, have you and your team spoke about this fight and is this a serious option or is it just wishful thinking champ?
I don't know how realistic it is. I'm signed with Haymon and we all know how Haymon and Arum do business… They don't. But for me it's a fight I would take, and approach like there is no tomorrow.
Many names have been thrown around as potential opponents for you next Shawn from Keith Thurman to Paulie Malignaggi and even Amir Khan (presuming he does not get the Floyd fight) stylistically who do you think you would matchup best with, secondly which would you prefer to face and why?
I'm 1 of the most diverse and athletic fighters in the game. I can match up with anyone you put me up against.
Shawn I noticed you have been training with some of Virgil Hunters's guys (Amir Khan, Andre Berto and Alfredo Anguelo) have you sparred with either of the two, how did this come about talk to us about this?
I haven't sparred with any of those fighters. I was recently in San Carlos doing some training and Amir and Alfredo Joined in 1 of my sessions. Aside from that we don't see much of each other.


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Dr. Robert Tober's position as Collier County medical director is in jeopardy and for no justifiable reason.
To replace him would be a travesty.
The Collier Citizens Council (CCC) strongly urges that Dr. Tober be retained. He has set a standard for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) that is the envy of other counties in Florida and, indeed, the entire country.
There simply is no one with better qualifications than Tober. Any change would be a step down. And there is no reason to make a change.
Equally important, the CCC opposes turning over the county EMS to the North Naples Fire District (NNFD). The NNFD is not equipped to handle 35,000 calls per year. It has neither the medical personnel nor the necessary experience. Such a move would put the public at risk.
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SlowJoe & The Bros from Wylie,Tx is a three piece eclectic rock band that plays a mix of Classic and newer rock,plus originals. The band features Guitarist Joe Sedita and includes Dave O'Boyle on Bass and Mark O'Boyle on drums. They have been described as Wheezer meets UFO via a road trip to Austin.
Described by fans as extreme, quality, awesomely, raucous rock, SlowJoe & The Bros is starting to gain a loyal following online and in the Dallas area and has been playing shows at venues such as Habary's Hookah bar in Richardson , O'Rileys in Dallas, The Crown and Harp and House of Blues.
SlowJoe & The Bros just finished up a new 3 song EP featuring 'Cougar', 'Women' and 'Chinese Guitar.
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Why Were New York Government Websites Hidden From an Internet Archive for 13 Years?
The nonprofit Internet Archive has an impossibly ambitious mission: to save a copy of every last piece of the public internet, forever, and to make the records freely available for anyone to use.
Credit: Screenshot Someone in New York State government apparently didn't want the Wayback Machine archiving their goods.
The archive currently stands at 2 petabytes, which is more than all the text contained in the Library of Congress. They've been treating the internet — the fleeting, here-today-gone-tomorrow internet — as something worth preserving.
Since its inception in 1996, the organization has become a critical resource for academics and researchers interested in the internet as a cultural repository. One part of the project, called the Wayback Machine, has been especially popular. It's like a time capsule for the Web, preserving copies of billions of pages, as they are, at a moment in time.
It couldn't be simpler; type in a URL, and the Wayback Machine will display snapshots of that URL on various dates. It's especially useful for looking back at deleted information, which has made the Wayback Machine an indispensable tool for journalists. Some politician decided to remove a particularly blockheaded press release from his site? The Wayback Machine sees all, and preserves every misstep.
So it's remarkable that for the past 13 years, some of the most important websites of New York State's government have been deliberately excluded from the archive, their records hidden from public view. Sixty-three "state.ny.us" addresses, to be exact, including the site of the New York State Assembly. Even more remarkably, the problem wasn't noticed until now.
The exclusion wasn't an oversight by the archive itself. The group's servers grab virtually every public webpage by default. According to the Archive's Chris Butler, someone within the New York State government requested, way back in 2001, that a broad swath of domains be eliminated from the archiving process.
"It was at a time when the Wayback Machine had only been public for a short time," Butler said, "for less than a year." Butler explained that the situation was particularly odd because government websites are among the group's highest priority for preservation. "They're obviously really important records."
Who requested that the sites be removed? Butler isn't exactly sure. And why? He's not sure about that either.
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Not at all. Night and day difference between touting success in USTA 10s-16s and WINNING OBs, or Jr. Slams, or top ITFs, or futures at young ages. (When he did the study the OB was way more important than it is now....the field these days has very few of the top 10 guys in it.)
That is what the Tennis Cruz study found, that guys who went on to the top 100 had certain high level junior successes at the very highest levels of the junior 18s.
BB has constantly touted success at the 10s-16s USTA level. Please list one major ITF, Herr, OB, Jr. Slam or any major 18s tournament he has ever won. Am I missing them?
But back to the main point....his path is his path, maybe he will be the rare one that beats the odds. But its just not for us. We either are that player with consistent prodigy results, INCLUDING when she is old enough for 18s, Jr. Slams, etc.....or its off to college.
Touting a level of success in 10s-16s, without then a huge leap at age 16 to dominating the world 18s and getting quite deep in futures after futures, is very misleading to me. The results of "early success" MUST be consistent and MUST continue when they hit the age 15-16-17 range where they are off the charts.
The fact is a fully dedicated player who has trained solely for tennis for 10-12 years, will hit the ceiling. No magical improvements will appear by slogging it out in futures for years. The guys that show that improvement most likely got fully into tennis at older ages and thus had lots more room for improvement once they fully dedicated to the sport.
Again, BB should do what he thinks is right. I just have no use for his advice because we are on totally different paths.
I see. It just seems to me that you're as set in your way as Brad was in his, which you heavily criticized. Anyway, good luck to the both of you.
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Beef Stew
120 minutes
2 pounds beef stew meat, cubed
3 large potatoes, peeled and cut into cubes
4 carrots, chopped into 1 in. pieces
4 celery stalks, chopped into 1 in. pieces
1 large onion, diced
4 crumbled beef bouillon cubes
2 tsp cornstarch
3 tbsp vegetable oil
4 cups water
2 tsp cold water
1 tsp dried parsley
1 tsp dried rosemary
1/2 tsp ground black pepper
How to make it
In a large pot (or Dutch oven), cook the beef in oil over medium heat until browned. Place the bouillon in water to dissolve, then pour into pot.
Stir in the parsley, rosemary, and pepper and bring to a boil. Then reduce heat, cover and simmer for 1 hour. Add the potatoes, celery, carrots, and onion into the pot. Allow the cornstarch to dissolve in 2 teaspoons of cold water, then stir into stew. Cover and simmer an additional hour, then serve.
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Uplifting and thought-provoking personal stories, essays, and images from women who are blazing trails in the brave new world of same-sex marriage
Author Notes
Audrey Bilger teaches literature, gender studies, and yoga at Claremont McKenna College, where she has been a member of the faculty since 1994. She holds a bachelor's degree in Philosophy from Oklahoma State University and received her master's and PhD in English from the University of Virginia. At UVa, she was the Program Coordinator of the Women's Center, and she taught for two years at Oberlin College before coming to Claremont. Bilger is currently the Faculty Director of CMC's Center for Writing and Public Discourse, where she conducts and sponsors workshops on writing and communication. She specializes in gender studies, humor, fiction, queer studies, Jane Austen, and women writers. In addition to publishing two books and articles in academic journals, she has written for The Los Angeles Times, The Paris Review, The Women's Review of Books, The Los Angeles Review of Books, and ROCKRGRL. Bilger is a regular contributor to Bitch magazine and writes for Ms. magazine and the Ms. blog, where she frequently covers marriage equality issues and LGBT rights. Michele Kort was born in Los Angeles and has lived her entire life there. She holds a bachelor's degree in Art History and MBA in Arts Management from UCLA. In her twenties, she worked as an administrator for two community art centers, the Woman's Building and the Social and Public Art Resources Center. At age 27 she discovered her calling as a journalist when she worked as Assistant Editor of The Grantsmanship Center NEWS. She later became associate editor of Songwriter magazine. Since then, Kort has been a freelance writer for such publications as Ms., Women's Sports and Fitness, Los Angeles Times Magazine, Los Angeles Magazine, L.A. Weekly, L.A. Reader, and Redbook, a senior writer for UCLA Magazine, and a senior editor for Living Fit and Fit Pregnancy. She has been the senior editor of Ms. magazine since 2003. Here Come the Brides! is her fourth book.
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Though there are countless books on LGBT marriage and on lesbian relationships, this is the first anthology that approaches same-sex marriage between women not as a political destination but as a complex cultural phenomenon. Bilger (literature & gender studies, Claremont McKenna Coll.; Laughing Feminism: Subversive Comedy in Frances Burney, Maria Edgeworth, and Jane Austen) and Kort (senior editor, Ms.; Soul Picnic: The Music and Passion of Laura Nyro) bring together photographs of brides, comics, poetry, and, most of all, personal stories that illustrate the multifaceted world of lesbian marriage. There is real courage in these pages-honest, heartfelt accounts of friends who reject the institution of marriage and families that reject the brides, trans-women's visions of their own walk down the aisle, the bittersweet regrets of lesbian divorcees, and the unabashed joy felt by many women when their right to marry is validated. No lesbian anthology is complete without the voice of lesbian rights pioneer Phyllis Lyon, who married her longtime partner Del Martin in the first gay marriage performed in California. She is interviewed here by National Center for Lesbian Rights executive director Kate Kendell. VERDICT Required reading for all students of civil rights and marriage equality.-Elizabeth Kennedy, Richmond, CA (c) Copyright 2012. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.


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Does anyone own a MSI X58M mainboard? Are there any digital audio connectors on the board? Is it possible to send the audio digitally to my speakers?
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LIMA Ś Memorial Hall wails this weekend as the 11th annual PickleÆs Blues Extravaganza pumps the real deal blues into the always-packed party.
And this yearÆs line-up is one Jerry ōPickleö Felter has been scouting for a few years.
ōI saw Corey Dennison four years ago playing back-up guitar for Carl Weathersby in Chicago. IÆve had to wait on him to have some free time since then. HeÆs young, and so hip, and his playing is incredible. He could play 900 mph, but he doesnÆt. ThereÆs so much to be said for silence between notes,ö Pickle said.
ōPeaches, I saw three years ago, but she was going to Europe at the time. SheÆs got a terrific band, theyÆre so tight. And, they even enjoy doing a little bit of zydeco,ö he added. As for Peaches? ōSheÆs got a voice that really fills an auditorium. I canÆt wait to hear what she can do at Memorial Hall.ö
Saturday, Tee Dee Young kicks off the party. ōYou wanna hear the blues? Once this guy gets started, he wonÆt stop. His energy is phenomenol. He plays 90 minutes non-stop. His music is upbeat so people will be dancing from the first number on,ö he said.
And former Blues in the Schools mandolin player Rich DelGrosso joins Jonn Del Toro Richardson for a blow-out final stand to close the festival. ōDel Toro Richardson is an incredible guitar player. He walked away from the 2005 Albert King Awards beating over 200 blues bands, he was the best guitar player there. And Rich, he plays slide on the mandolin, which in all my travels IÆve never seen,ö Pickle said.
But thatÆs not all at this extravaganza.
Large-scale, color saturated paintings of blues artists, done by students at Liberty Arts Magnet, will be on exhibit that night in the hall. These are some of the projects benefitting from the event. As always, all proceeds return to the local schools in the form of music scholarships, Artist in Residencies, and Blues in the School programs.
And as always, there will be plenty to eat and drink to keep the party going.
But this night, itÆs all about the music.
ōI always look for good players that can put on a good show. This stage at Memorial Hall has held the best: Cab Calloway played there, so did Duke Ellington and Count Basie. These guys have a respect for that. These are also incredible players,ö Pickle said.


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|LeRoys Money Talks Handicapping Tournament Week 12
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LeRoys Money Talks Handicapping Tournament Week 12
The 7 selections are rated, effectively, from 1 to 7 in that each contestant will risk a mythical 110 to win 100 on his weakest selection, increasing in 110/100 increments to the Best Bet which risks 770 to win 700. The contestant with the most money won -- regardless of win/loss record -- advances to the next round. The contest will be held Friday evenings between 7 and 9 PM at the Silverton hotel, south of the Las Vegas Strip, except for the opening week match which will be held Thursday, September 7 at the Silverton. The public is welcome -- and encouraged -- to attent. The contest airs over Las Vegas radio station KBAD (AM 920) at 7:00 PM and is also expected to be available for broadcast live on the Internet at www.americanwagering.com -- just click on the Leroys link and follow other links to reach the broadcast). The two contestants who win their first 3 matches will meet in the Finals to be held on Friday, December 15, 2006 and are assured of winning either 20,000.oo or $ 80,000.oo.
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Early MRSA therapy in CF - culture based vs. observant therapy (treat or observe) (STAR-too - STaph Aureus Resistance - treat or observe)
This is a randomized, open-label, multi-center trial in CF patients with new MRSa isolated from the
respiratory tract. The study will compare use of a two week eradication treatment protocol to an
observational group who will be treated for MRSa only when respiratory symptoms meet the
criteria for a protocol defined pulmonary exacerbation during the first 28 days of the study. all
subjects will continue to be followed and observed through six months. ninety (90) subjects with
new MRSa infection will be randomized in a 1:1 fashion to either the treatment arm or to the
observational control arm. Randomization will be stratified by age and P. aeruginosa status at
screening. each subject randomized to the treatment arm will receive two oral antibiotics for 14
days, topical anti-bacterial treatment of skin and nares, and a three week environmental
decontamination for high risk areas and equipment. each subject randomized to the observational
control arm will be followed clinically with usual care except to treat new or worsening pulmonary symptoms with antibiotics between screening and Day 28 only when subjects meet criteria for a
protocol defined exacerbation.
Total duration of an individual subject's participation will be six months. Total duration of the study
is expected to be 21 months.
Participant Eligibility
1. Male or female >= 4 and <= 45 years of age at the Screening Visit.
2. Documentation of a CF diagnosis as evidenced by one or more clinical features consistent with
the CF phenotype and one or more of the following criteria:
a. sweat chloride >= 60 mEq/liter by quantitative pilocarpine iontophoresis test (QPIT)
b. two well-characterized mutations in the cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductive
regulator (CFTR) gene
c. Abnormal nasal potential difference (change in NPD in response to a low chloride
solution and isoproteronol of less than -5 mV)
3. MRSA isolated from the respiratory tract (sputum or OP) at screening, OR at the most recent
clinical care visit that occurred within six (6) months prior to screening AND the MRSA isolate
is available for susceptibility testing
4. First OR early MRSA colonization defined as:
a. First MRSA colonization: first documented isolation of MRSA from respiratory tract
occurred <= 6 months prior to screening
b. Early MRSA colonization:
* MRSA was previously isolated from the respiratory tract <= 2 times over the
past 3.5 years, but this was followed by at least 1 year of documented
negative cultures for MRSA as noted below:
a. At least 2 cultures performed at least 3 months apart to
document 1 year of culture negativity. Each of these cultures
should be documented to have been collected at least 1 week
after end of any antibiotic prescription with MRSA activity.
* Patient again recently positive for MRSA from the respiratory tract (within 6
5. Clinically stable with no significant changes in health status within the 14 days prior to
6. Written informed consent (and assent when applicable) obtained from subject or subject[Single Quote]s legal
representative and ability for subject to comply with the requirements of the study
The sponsor recognizes that inclusion criteria # 4 is missing in the protocol. This will be updated in the next protocol amendment, but is not currently available at this time.


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Patriots, Wilson reach agreement
The New England Patriots caught lightning in a bottle when adding Rodney Harrison to their roster in 2003 following his release by San Diego.
FREE FOR ALLNow that NFL free agency is open, who is signing where? Find out in our updating blog.
The Patriots hope another storied veteran safety who hit the free-agent market can do the same 10 years later.
Ex-Arizona safety Adrian Wilson has reached a contract agreement with the Patriots, XTRA-910 AM Radio in Phoenix reported. Financial details weren't immediately available.
Wilson was a four-time All-Pro during his 12 seasons in Arizona. He holds the NFL record for most sacks in a single season by a defensive back with eight in 2005.
The Cardinals released Wilson because of a combination of age (33), salary (he was due to earn $3.5 million in 2013) and what they believed was declining skill. The Chargers felt the same way about Harrison, who proved the franchise wrong by helping to lead New England to two Super Bowl titles over the next six seasons.
The 6-foot-3, 230-pound Wilson will provide a hard-hitting element in New England's secondary when paired with starting free safety Devin McCourty.
Rashad Johnson, who was Wilson's backup last season, was re-signed and is expected to become Arizona's new starting strong safety.
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Dwayne McDuffie, comic and animation writer, dies
PHILADELPHIA Dwayne McDuffie, who wrote comic books for Marvel and DC and co-founded his own publishing company before crossing over to television and animation, has died. He was 49.
The Detroit native died Monday, a day after his birthday, DC Comics said. His cause and place of death weren't immediately known.
McDuffie wrote comics for the New York-based DC and Marvel, including runs on Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight, the Fantastic Four and the Justice League of America. He also penned several animated television shows and features, including the just-released "All-Star Superman" as well as "Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths" and the animated TV series "Static Shock" and "Ben 10: Alien Force."
News of McDuffie's death was first reported Tuesday by the website Comic Book Resources. As recently as last week, McDuffie attended the premieres of the new "All-Star Superman" film in Los Angeles and New York, and was scheduled to appear at an event Wednesday at Golden Apple Comics in Los Angeles.
Instead, there would be a remembrance at the launch party that McDuffie was supposed to attend, said film director Reginald Hudlin, a friend of about 15 years who was debuting a new project.
McDuffie's work for Marvel included "Damage Control," which took a serious but fictional look at a company whose job it was to clean up the damage - both physical and legal - resulting from battles between superheroes and supervillains. In 1992, however, he helped form the comic book company Milestone Media Inc., which gave him the freedom and leeway to create his own characters, many of whom were of differing ethnic backgrounds.
Milestone Media focused on creator-owned multicultural superheroes including "Hardware," "Icon," "Blood Syndicate," "Xombi" and "Static," which was turned into the popular children's cartoon "Static Shock," on which he served as a story editor.
McDuffie also wrote for other titles and characters, too, including Black Panther and Deathlok.
His work at Milestone set a new tone for the use of multicultural characters in the pantheon of heroes, something that lent itself to his television work, too, where characters of color became part of interlocking teams.
Besides comics, McDuffie was a producer and story editor on Cartoon Network's "Justice League Unlimited," and wrote and produced episodes of other cartoons, including "What's New, Scooby Doo?," "Ben 10: Ultimate Alien" and "Teen Titans."
Christopher Chambers, a journalism professor at Georgetown University and author of the graphic novel "The Darker Mask," told The Associated Press that McDuffie's influence resonated in animation and comic books.
"For minorities in this mode of entertainment ... he was a hero, he was a pioneer," Chambers said Tuesday. "Not just for we who are fans but also for content creators. He spilled over into other media."
Bruce Timm, executive producer of the DC Universe animated original movie series, heaped praise on McDuffie's talents and character.
"As a writer he was simply brilliant - adventurous, effortlessly funny, ferociously smart. As a person, he was all that and much, much more - more, in fact, than my puny words can even hope to express," Timm said.


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Straits Times readers to be first to get hands on Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone
Published on Mar 31, 2014 6:00 AM
Be one of the first 20 people in the world to take home Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S5 smartphone.
While the Galaxy S5 will only be launched in several markets on April 11, The Straits Times, together with Samsung Asia, will be inviting 40 readers to a Straits Times Appreciates Readers (Star) event on April 10, where they can test out the phone, as well as the new Gear 2 smart watch accessory. 20 of them will walk away with the Samsung Galaxy S5 and Gear 2 accessory in a lucky draw at the event. The other 20 will receive a $100 Samsung voucher each.
Featuring a 5.1-inch display and powered by a 2.5GHz quad core processor, the water and dust proof phone has a heart rate monitor and a faster 16MP camera, as well as a new biometric sensor that enables users to access the phone with their fingerprint.
Galaxy S5 owners here will be among the first in the world to be able to pay for items through PayPal by using their fingerprint as a authenticator.
Even though Apple's iPhone 5S has a biometric sensor, it can only be used to unlock the device and pay for items within Apple's App Store.
The Galaxy S5 is priced at $1,068 and the Gear 2 will be priced at $398. While Samsung Asia has not announced the local launch date, all three telcos have started taking pre-orders for the Galaxy S5.
To sign up for the Star event, send an e-mail to email@example.com with the subject "The Straits Times/Samsung GALAXY S5 LTE", along with your name, NRIC number, mobile number and e-mail address.
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Just days after "declaring war" on al-Qaeda, the Islamic State and other terror groups in retaliation for the attacks on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, hackers claiming to be affiliated with the Anonymous collective have reportedly taken down a jihadist website.
Hacking group Anonymous has struck again. This time it's personal accounts, though.
Sony's PlayStation Network was back online Monday following a weekend cyberattack that affected its servers, as well as those of fellow video game companies Blizzard Entertainment, Riot Games and Grinding Gear Games.
Online service lets you collect feedback, tips, or suggestions, and then talk to your respondents anonymously WENATCHEE, Wash., Aug.
MIAMI, July 25, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Take a stroll down Ocean Drive on South Beach and you're likely to see some things that surprise you.
US prosecutors are seeking leniency for Hector Xavier Monsegur, claiming in a court filing that the former head of the LulzSec hacking group has been an "extremely valuable and productive" informant for federal law enforcement officials.
Public Relations Firm Selected Based on Security Expertise and Proven Results SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., May 7, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Nadel
Enterprises Not Prepared to Mitigate DDoS Attacks; Deficiencies Center on Reliance on Production Infrastructure and Failure to Test Processes and Controls BETHESDA, Md., March 17,
Defense.Net a Gold Winner in Info Security Products Guide's 10th Annual 2014 Global Excellence Awards for DDoS Mitigation Services Belmont, CA (PRWEB) February
Prolexic Technologies, the global leader in Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection services, today issued a high alert DDoS attack threat advisory on the DNS Flooder v1.1 toolkit.
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