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Skinny Limits Donates to The Seton Fund
Skinny Limits, an Austin, Texas brand offering fresh raw juices to those dieting, detoxifying, and focused on living healthy lifestyles, recently devoted $500 of its proceeds to The Seton Fund, which collects funds for a new Breast Cancer Center at Seton Medical Center Austin (SMCA).
Skin cancer aside, breast cancer is the most common form among American women, affecting the lives of one in eight (12%) according to the American Cancer Society. Estimates project 232,340 new cases of invasive surgery, 64,640 new cases of non-invasive forms of early cancer, and 39,620 female deaths occurring in 2013.
Skinny Limits' donation to the Breast Cancer Center is another small gesture facilitating the grand enterprise of better understanding and ultimately curing breast cancer. The center will adopt a multi-disciplinary approach, inviting the best in medical technology and talent, addressing patients from diagnosis, to treatment, to ultimate recovery.
Though rates of breast cancer began decreasing in 2000, incidents of diagnosis have remained stable in recent years. Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in females, and though rates have been declining since 1989, especially in women younger than 50, better medicinal attention and progression is warranted. Decreased rampancy is linked to early detection, better awareness, and new advancements in treatment.
Skinny Limits makes donating a steady part of the business' diet, recently participating in TheGive5.org, a mission involved in finding people to donate $5 per month toward a number of humanitarian charities around the world. The raw juice and healthy diet brand gave 5% of a day's proceeds toward the cause.
Skinny's owners found out about the Seton charity through the efforts of the Seton Pink Army, a group of individuals committed to spreading awareness about the new center and helping recruit charity funds. Right now, 2.9 million breast cancer survivors enjoy their lives thanks to charitable efforts and the progression of understanding cancer and finding a lasting cure. "Some of our customers, in the Pink Army group, alerted us about Seton's mission. We are proud to do our small part in supporting the acquisition of new equipment and the ongoing construction of the Breast Cancer Center."
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The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in Mountain Center, CA is $192,800.
Approximately 36% of Mountain Center homes are owned,
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Perhaps only once in a lifetime does an opportunity like this become available. Perched high above Palm Springs in the Santa Rosa Mountains, with sensational views as far as the eye can see, sits The Gucci Estatea truly unique property secluded on 23 acres overlooking the Coachella Valley. Built and owned for 20 years by Patricia Gucci - grand-daughter of the founder of the eponymous fashion house - the estate features 11,000 square feet of living space divided between the main home and two magnificent guest houses. In all, there are 10 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms and fantastic indoor/outdoor living space. A pool, tennis court, and home-theatre make this the ultimate entertainer's retreat, nestled within a National Park offering privacy rarely found anywhere and yet just a 20 minute drive from the shopping and restaurants of El Paseo - the Rodeo Drive of the desert.
This 100 plus acre ranch is set high on a hill, surrounded by park land with views of Lake Hemet in the distance. The Duntley equestrian property has three homes and a guest house plus a 3500 sq. ft. Barnmaster Barn with pine interiors, oversize insulated box stalls, full kitchen and bathroom. The tack room is mahogany - truly a beautiful and functional barn. Paddocks, arenas, garages, equipment and a hay barn - it is all here, a complete ranch dream. The infrastructure built on this property includes an 80,000 gallon pond, 4 wells, 4 water storage tanks, and 3 phase electric. Much of the land has been cleared of scrub bushes and it has its own riding trails. The property could be subdivided into 10 acre parcels or enjoyed as your own Ponderosa.Be sure to look at virtual media.
Located in the southern California mountains 2 hrs. south of Los Angeles and 1 hr. from the Palm Springs desert cities. Sits a pristine valley below the peaks and slopes of the San Jacinto mountains. An extraordinary valley, primarily of 5 acre plus parcels and custom homes. 27 miles of riding and hiking trails with access to forest. This is Garner Valley. Offering a Lifestyle of Mountain Living and this log home, 13.87 acres, two parcels. Nestled around tall pines and wide open pastures. It features, quality craftsmanship, oversized bedrooms, high beam ceilings in livingroom, bar, cooks kitchen, viking appliances. Granite slab counter and island. Game room, with fireplace. Mudroom, huge laundry room with storage. Outdoor full service bbq area 2 grills and cooktop. 6 stall barn, wash area, tack room, office, hay storage and bathroom. Pastures with shelters, quality fencing making up 7 pastures. Below barn area, roping arena and round pen. And 60x30 workshop.
Nestled high in the Santa Rosa Mountains sits this magnificent family retreat. This home offers the beauty of the high desert while granting the breathtaking views of the Coachella Valley below. Soring ceilings, large panes of glass, stone and metal work add to the contemporary flair of this home. The rock and pebble tec pool appear to be a mountain pond with waterfall and stream. As evening falls the light from the valley floor below seem to be in concert with the stars above. This home is the perfect place to relax and enjoy life.
Custom built authentic LOG HOME built with both quality and privacy in mind. Wait until you see the size of these logs! The two story ceilings through out the main floor provide for spectacular mountain and valley views while bathing in tons of pure sunlight. Granite slab counter tops are used generously and aren't limited to the gourmet chef's eat in kitchen. There are multiple indoor and outdoor eating and sitting areas and even an office / loft overlooking the two story living room complete with stone wall fireplace. The views continue from the master bedroom and are even available from the wrap around master bath and walk in closet or the stone fireplace in the master bedroom. Two guest rooms, 2 bathrooms a second laundry plus a HUGE media / rec room complete the lower walk out level and provide extra space and privacy for guests or family. There is a sport court, corrals and plenty of options making this the perfect get away property. Come take a look! Easy to show!
As I approached the entry door * I knew that life would change * Though not a feeling felt before * The feeling wasn't strange * I gladly moved within the space * And gave myself unto the sight * Design that married strength and grace * The room bathed in natural light * A fireplace of rising stone * Drew my gaze from floor to beam * Will beckoned be throughout the home * Like floating through a dream * I pictured future memories * Here in this living art * Yet something deep inside of me * Knew this was just a start * Drawn to and by and stepping through * The massive wall of glass * I found myself engulfed by view * Not simply world class * Like a sentry on a mountain top * Below rests my domain * Now that this is found my search can stop * For here I shall remain * I'm home
Dear Loved Ones, You are not going to believe what we just saw...not completely sure I even believe it. The Realtor said it was going to take our breath away, but you know how that goes...BLAH BLAH BLAH. Well boy was I in for a shock. They took us just a short drive to the top of the mountain from Palm Desert/Palm Springs and even as we pulled up to the house I knew this was going to be THE place. Wow, a true Santa Fe style home, with all the charm, strength and character that implies. Every room was a piece of art unto itself without being over done (the master even has a real kiva fireplace). The kitchen and dining room, well, let's just say we are going to have some wonderful times with some great food....just makes me want to up my game. So there I was loving it when they took me outside....speechless...terraced acreage with a huge pool and the best view I have ever seen....even SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO can't compete.
Owner will carry on this magnificent one of a kind hilltop estate on nearly 5 acres recently showcased in the Garner Valley Home Tour available for the first time. Features include: grand entryway opening into a luxurious great room with crown molding, custom rock fireplace,dramatic lighting and endless views. Gourmet kitchen w/exquisite cabinetry and coffered ceiling. Butlers pantry. Formal dining rm w/coffered ceiling.Easy flo floorplan thruout lends well for entertaining. Upstairs Great room w/panoramic views features teak flooring,rock fireplace with kitchen area and balcony.4th bdrm converted to an office & an art & craft studio w/private entrance. Lovely patio/entertaining area w/spa and fantastic views of the meticulous landscaping, San Jacinto Mountain range and valley below., RV pad w/hookups. Room for extensive horse facilities and tennis court. Too many amenities to list. Truly must see this exquisite estate to appreciate it's appeal.
Newer contemporary construction in exclusive Garner Valley on 4.78 flat/usable acres of prime equestrian property. This stunning home spans over 2600 sqft and features 3 large bedroom/suites- each with their own bathroom, a Great Room with beautiful wood flooring, 20' high wood-beamed ceilings and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. The huge gourmet kitchen includes an abundance of cabinets, granite counters, stainless steel GE Profile and GE Monogram appliances incl. dual ovens, gas range with grill top & large center island w/storage underneath. The formal dining room is exquisite with large windows and octagonal shape adding to its dramatic wood-beamed ceiling. front and rear porches w/no maintenance decking. The home has stone accents and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding national forest and towering pines. The equestrian facilities include a four stall MD barn, tack room, 60ft round pen, large arena and fenced pastures.
Beautiful one of a kind custom home with unobstructed panoramic view of peaceful Garner Valley and the San Jacinto mountain range beyond. This home emphasizes an open and inviting layout with warm architectural details & stunning views from every rm. Featuring a light filled Living Rm, Formal dining area,a main floor master suite w/his & her bathrooms & walk-in closet. 2nd level features 3 bedrooms and a bonus rm office with w/built-in cabintry. The charming family rm w/wood burnig stove is adjacent to the country kitchen with center island and cosy breakfast area. Outside features include a 2 car att. gar.& addit'l 2 car detached garage with office, bath, workspace & full attic storage. adjacent covered RV space w/ hook-ups. Almost 7 acres of trails and flat areas leave loads of room for horses, etc.
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Beautiful 480 acres of dunes and foothills along Palen Dry Lake.
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Despite the fact that the Panasonic Lightweight Upright Vacuum MC-UG383 received a high score for air power at the hose, it received a low overall score for cleaning ability. The strong power at the hose means that the tools will provide great pick-up, but the vacuum easily tipped in all directions, and the base didn't fare well in our embedded and bare-floor dirt pick-up tests and received only middling scores on our pet-hair test. It was, however, easy to use. panasonic.com.
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With the success of the Irish provinces in Europe, James Gemmell wonders if Ireland can finally beat New Zealand.
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There's something of a love-in between the Kiwis and the Irish at the moment.
News that Canterbury man Rob Penney has signed on as Head Coach of Munster for the next two years adds another New Zealand name to key coaching positions in the Emerald Isle.
Joe Schmidt at Leinster is obviously enjoying huge success, along with former All Blacks Jono Gibbes and Greg Feek, while Mark Anscombe is hoping to hit the ground running with fast moving Ulster, who will of course contest the Heineken final with Schmidt's men at Twickenham.
Clearly the New Zealand rugby way works at the Irish clubs, and so it comes as little surprise that the recruitment continues.
But why then do so few give the national team any chance against the All Blacks in June?
Ireland's inability to translate club form into international success has long been a topic for debate, and the expectations should only rise now that Ireland officially boast the two best club teams in Europe.
Perfect opportunity
They have never beaten New Zealand in 24 test match attempts, but must consider this summer as a prime opportunity.
Firstly, the All Blacks' form after the year that was cannot be guaranteed. The monkey's off the back and the pressure has eased. They're under the guidance of a new coaching set-up, and the feeling is, if they're ever going to be vulnerable, this summer could be the time.
Then there's the swotting that can be done pre-tour. Whether the Heineken Cup returns to Dublin or Belfast, Declan Kidney should immediately be on the phone to Leinster's Kiwi contingent. Think of the insight they could offer.
Sorting out the scrum
Leinster will contribute the core of the Irish side, and after their inglorious Six Nations conclusion, tapping into the scrum success and defensive commitment so evident in last weekend's Heineken semi will be essential for national confidence.
Greg Feek's the man at scrum time, and it just so happens he reached his best for Canterbury, the Crusaders and New Zealand between 1999 and 2001 - years when current All Black coach Steve Hansen was his provincial forwards coach.
Feek knows Hansen well personally and professionally, and will have a better understanding than most of how best to approach, and attack, the new head coach of the world champions.
Fellow former All Black Jono Gibbes could be of similar help to Kidney. Hansen's new assistant Ian Foster is untested at test match level, and few in this part of the world know much of his pedigree.
He's cut his teeth with Waikato and the Chiefs in Super Rugby, two teams who count Gibbes as a favourite son. Gibbes and Foster worked in tandem with success for many seasons, and as "Fozz" steps up to the big time, few others could give a better background than Leinster's current forward coach.
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Calif. K-9 bounces back from near-fatal illness
Carr, a German shepherd turning 9 in June and the most senior of five canine officers in the force, is back on duty
By Jenny Espino
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REDDING, Calif. — Redding police dog Carr is back at work after making a speedy recovery from a potentially-fatal illness.
Carr, a German shepherd turning 9 in June and the most senior of five canine officers in the force, returned to the job Jan. 2, two weeks earlier than his handler, officer Jason Rhoads, had thought when his partner was still home recovering from emergency surgery brought on by a bout of bloat.
"He's back to normal pretty much," said Rhoads, who waited for the veterinarian to clear Carr to resume his duties on city streets.
That Thursday evening, Carr was excited as he jumped into the car. At the police station, Rhoads took him into the briefing room and let him run around so he could greet the officers.
"Everybody was glad that he was back," Rhoads said.
Carr this week joined the Redding Police K9 Unit at the Elks Lodge to accept more than $2,000 in donations and proceeds from the organization's car show.
Communities for Police Canines, which promotes and helps fund police dogs in Redding, is raising money to pay for Carr's replacement a year or two down the road as well as to buy bulletproof vests for all five dogs.
Kellie Hamilton, CPC president, said sometimes the dogs have close calls with suspects.
"They'll come up on someone not wanting to come out when they're there to be arrested. The dogs will get their ears pulled. There's a tussle that takes place, so it would be nice to have that protection, where if there are bullets flying that these dogs at least have the main part of their body protected," she said.
Carr wound up on the surgery table on Dec. 6 after he developed the life-threatening condition in which the stomach fills with gas.
The expansion of the stomach puts pressure on the diaphragm, making it difficult for the dog to breathe. If untreated, it can damage internal organs and cause death.
Carr had a minor relapse after his first days back and needed to go back on medication, Hamilton said.
He's fine now, but Rhoads is keeping a close eye because the condition can reoccur.
He said graveyard shift duties have been routine, with a lot of room and building checks done.
"I'm sure he was acting as if he was better so he could get to go," Hamilton said. "It's hard for them (to stay put) because they're probably thinking, 'Wait. Where are you going without me? You're in your uniform. You're firing up your car. And that means I get to go with you.'"
Carr, who was raised in the Czech Republic, joined Redding police on Nov. 21, 2007.
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Hi, this is Tom Field, Editorial Director with Information Security Media Group. We are talking about the insider threat today with Dawn Cappelli, Technical Manager for the Threat and Incident Management Team with the CERT Technical Staff at Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute.
Dawn, it is a pleasure to talk with you again.
DAWN CAPPELLI: Thank you.
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CAPPELLI: Well, I have actually another team under me now in addition to the Insider Threat Team. But I started the Insider Threat Team in 2001, and so it is still going strong. We have actually expanded our work recently. In the past we have been collecting cases, and we continue to collect actual cases of insider threats, but over the past nine years we have been looking at the problem. What is the problem? Who does it? Why do they do it? How do they do it?
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The fraud cases continue to grow, and you know I have to think that that's probably because of the data breach laws, because now organizations have to report data breaches, and so we keep seeing this upswing in fraud cases. So we had 20 of those; we had 14 cases of IT sabotage, and I still try to point out to organizations that everyone is susceptible to IT sabotage, so this is a crime that no matter what sector you are in, you need to pay attention to; and we had eight cases of theft of intellectual property; and we had 13 cases that really can't even categorize yet because we just don't have enough information on exactly what they did or how they did it or why they did it.
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PORTUGAL — In spite of winning praise from its international creditors, Portugal's deficit swelled to 6.4 percent of annual GDP from 4.4 percent the year before. However, the 2011 figure was flattered by the transfer of private banks' pension funds to the Treasury, which temporarily improved the balance sheet. In 2012, the government's plan to use 3.1 billion euros from the privatization of airport management company ANA to lower its deficit fell foul of Eurostat, which didn't allow the inclusion of that revenue in the deficit calculation.
SPAIN — In spite of efforts to get a handle on its debts, Spain saw its budget deficit rise to 10.6 percent of GDP in 2012, the highest in the eurozone. It rose from 9.4 percent the year before as the country took 40 billion euros in rescue loans to help its banks. Excluding the rescue funds, Spain says its deficit last year improved to just below 7 percent, but still above the initially pledged target of 6.3 percent.
FRANCE — At first glance, the public finances in Europe's second-biggest economy appear to be in relatively good health — its deficit in 2012 fell to 4.8 percent of annual GDP from 5.3 percent the year before. However, there are growing concerns over the outlook as growth has stalled. The French government originally promised to reduce its deficit to 3 percent this year, bringing it in line with European rules. But slow growth has knocked it off track, and the government has said the deficit will be 3.7 percent. France has a history of overly rosy forecasts, and some say the government's numbers are still too optimistic.
GERMANY — While many of its euro partners are struggling to get a grip on their public finances, Germany has done so and more. In 2012, it posted a budget surplus of 4.1 billion euros, in contrast to the 20.2 billion euros deficit the year before. A number of factors helped, including restrained spending, lower debt servicing costs and falling unemployment, which means less outlays for jobless benefits. But economists said state income was also significantly boosted by so-called "bracket creep" — the failure of the government to move tax rates up along with inflation. That means workers who are increasingly winning pay raises in the country's tight job market are pushed into paying higher rates — and more tax.
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Nexans and TeliSwitch Automatic Optical Distribution Frame (AODF) put a robot in charge of fiber optic cross connections
Innovative AODF enables remote optical switching and testing to reduce the risk of human error and cuts network downtime with the potential to achieve payback in less than 12 months
Paris, February 18, 2014 – Nexans and TeliSwitch have formed a partnership to promote the innovative suite of Automatic Optical Distribution Frame (AODF) solutions that offers the potential for FTTH operators to dramatically reduce their network reconfiguration and service times, especially for PoP (Point of Presence) installations in remote, hard to reach locations. This TeliSwitch unique patented AODF technology, which relies on a robot to make totally repeatable and reliable physical patch-cord connections around a specialized cylindrical geometry, can be deployed as part of a fully integrated turnkey solution utilizing the Nexans range of FTTH cables, connectors, patch-cords and splitters.
Visitors to Booth G06 at this month's FTTH Council Europe will be able to see how the AODF has been designed from a blank sheet of paper to eliminate the problems associated with traditional Optical Distribution Frames (ODFs) that require unrelenting attention to prevent the fiber routing spaghetti becoming unmanageable.
At the heart of the AODF is a robot that provides a secure and reliable cross connection at the first physical layer in the fiber-optic network – with the patch-cord connector always installed in the right socket. Remote operation eliminates routine site visits by engineers for network reconfiguration & equipment recovery, cutting service times and costs. Testing can also be carried out remotely during low-traffic periods, such as at night, and in case of network failure it allows for a shorter mean-time-to-repair (MTTR).
The AODF is adapted to Point of Presence, concentration points or multi-operator sharing points (PMI) with different variants available for indoor and outdoor installations while another range of solutions scales higher for metro networks and data centers. The AODF solution is not only based on the hardware, it also covers the software for effective integration into the service provider's workflow as well as offering the possibility for a complete rethink of network design and processes.
"The AODF solution offers in particular, enhanced reliability, reduced service times and costs. Thanks to the remote configuration, the payback period could be less than 12 months", says Jean-Christophe Monatlik, Marketing and Development Manager, Nexans. "We are already planning field trials with Stokab, the Swedish telecoms operator owned by the City of Stockholm and a provider of dark fibers".
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Kanye Performs "Wolves" With Sia and Vic Mensa, "Jesus Walks", "Only One", "Interrupts" Matt Lauer and "Wayne's World" on "SNL 40"
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Tonight, "Saturday Night Live" celebrated its 40th anniversary with a special featuring a mammoth list of special guests including Kanye West, Arcade Fire's Win Butler, Jack White, Justin Timberlake, and many others. (Rumored guest Fiona Apple didn't appear.)
Drake to Host and Perform on "Saturday Night Live"
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During tonight's episode of "Saturday Night Live", hosted by Jimmy Fallon and featuring musical guest Justin Timberlake, it was revealed that on the January 18 episode of the show, both of those slots will be filled by none other than Drake.
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The sisters Haim will perform on November 23's "Saturday Night Live", an episode that will be hosted by Catching Fire star Josh Hutcherson, according to the show's Twitter. The accompanying tweet also announced that Lady Gaga will host and perform on the November 16 episode.
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In addition to two explosive performances from Kanye West, tonight's season finale of "Saturday Night Live" also featured a send-off to Fred Armisen, who left the show after 11 years. Armisen, in the guise of his punk character Ian Rubbish, led an all-star group in a performance of an original song that seems to be called "It's a Lovely Day".
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Frank Ocean appeared last night on the season opener of "Saturday Night Live". On a stage set surrounded by vintage arcade games, he performed channelORANGE cuts "Thinking About You" and "Pyramids". And yes, his pal John Mayer accompanied him on guitar. "Pyramids" ended with Mayer doing an extended solo (complete with hilarious guitar faces) while Frank pretended to play one of the arcade games. It was bizarre.
Nicki Minaj Takes Over "Saturday Night Live"
By Tom Breihan on January 31, 2011 at 10:50 a.m. EST
Glam-rap cartoon Nicki Minaj was the musical guest on this past weekend's episode of "Saturday Night Live". In her musical performances, she showed just how theatrical she could get, turning "Right Thru Me" and "Moment 4 Life" into elaborately costumed production numbers.
Nicki also participated in the show itself way more than most musical guests do, playing big roles in two separate skits. In the 70s blaxploitation parody "Bride of Blackenstein", she played the title character and showed some pretty impressive comic timing. And she collaborated with the Lonely Island (and John Waters!) in the Digital Short music video for "The Creep", committing fully to her obsessive nerd character.
Watch Nicki's performances and her two scene-stealing sketch appearances below, via Nicki's website.
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Even with widespread layoffs and the notion of capitalism itself being thrust into question, whoever is booking the musical guests on "Saturday Night Live" deserves a raise. (Whoever is handling the sound, not so much.) Granted, the show is known for its high-quality stars-- everyone from Tom Waits to Radiohead to Jay-Z has shown up throughout the years-- but this season has been particularly consistent.
We've already seen Lil Wayne, BeyoncĂŠ, Kanye West, Fleet Foxes, TV on the Radio, and Phoenix take the stage at 30 Rock, and now we can happily add Yeah Yeah Yeahs to the list. The trio are set to appear this Saturday, April 11, along with host and High School Musical heartthrob Zac Efron. Will millions of teenage girls tune in for the hunk and leave wanting to be just like Karen O? Fingers crossed.
So: This Saturday. Yeah Yeah Yeahs in your living room. Chances of Karen O sporting that bedazzled leather jacket from the "Zero" video are high. Chances of yet another DOA Obama sketch are also high. Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig will be funnier than everyone else. Etc.
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The 2015 IPEN Workshop takes place in Leuven today. You can follow the conference live using our online webstreaming, which is now available on the EDPS website
EU Data Protection Reform: the EDPS meets international civil liberties groups. Please read the press release and watch the videos.
Video interview of Giovanni Buttarelli.
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