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Yahoo Mail App on iPhone
I decided to clean out some old folders in my Yahoo account.
Instead of deleting the content of each folder, I transferred it to the inbox.
Then I deleted the folders.
Everything is fine when using my computer (iMac) to access the mail account.
When accessing the mail account from the iPhone, things are different.
I see the most recent emails but then it shows me emails from 2010, the ones I recently transferred to the inbox.
I've deleted the account on the iPhone and then re-established it, thinking that the new imports would reflect what I see on the computer but the problem persists.
It appears as if the old emails acquired a new time stamp and are sorting to near the top of the display.
I welcome any suggestion as to how to remedy this problem.
Do you see the same if you log into the web interface?
Everything is fine when using the web interface.
How did you move them and on which device?
It sounds as though they are being treated as new
New Yahoo Mail app expected tomorrow for iOS, may want to put off this issue until its available.
I appreciate your advice mrplow and chas_m.
I moved the folder content to the inbox using my computer.
I will try the new app when it is available.
Time will heal. As new emails are replacing the top position, the unwanted old ones are slowly pushed into oblivion. The problem is slowly disappearing.
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He noted his background as a former prosecutor who has promoted legislation to aid law enforcement agencies, including measures to crack down on sexual predators.
Cazayoux said he has a "record of building coalitions across party lines." He added: "Although I am a Democrat, I've always been able to work with Republicans very well in getting things done."
Jackson's campaign identifies education as "the single most important issue" and also has identified health care and transportation issues.
Another Democratic candidate is Andy Kopplin, who headed the state's hurricane recovery agency for more than two years. Kopplin also has the unusual distinction of having served as chief of staff to Republican Gov. Mike Foster, who served from 1995-2003, and his Democratic successor, Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, who served from 2003-07.
Melissa Landry, Kopplin's communications director, said that "speaks volumes about Andy's ability as a leader."
"Andy brings an approach to getting things done that's not about politically calculated maneuvering. He's very results-oriented," Landry said.
The Democratic field is rounded out by Jason DeCuir, a lawyer who narrowly lost a state Senate race in 2007, and Joe Delatte, a construction worker.
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In the 1st District, the leading Republican candidate in the primary election — and the favorite to succeed Jindal in the strongly conservative-leaning district — appears to be state Sen. Steve Scalise, who sought this seat in 2004 but later withdrew to defer to Jindal, who was overwhelmingly elected to the first of two terms. Among the conservative community in Washington, D.C., Scalise has support from the Club for Growth, the political organization that backs candidates who support cutting taxes and spending.
Scalise is running in a primary that also includes state Rep. Tim Burns; Slidell mayor Ben Morris, who has a background in the military and in law enforcement; and David Simpson, a businessman.
The lower-profile Democratic primary includes Gilda Reed, a psychology professor at the University of New Orleans, and Vinny Mendoza, a real estate investor and frequent candidate for office. Reed began running for this seat back in March 2007.
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Six surplus properties belonging to the Corpus Christi Independent School District are up for bid, and district officials hope their sales will bring in much-needed revenue.
The six properties include vacant areas on North Beach and a couple of lots across from Moody High School, a 3.87-acre site on Villa Drive at Leopard Street and more than 42 acres of undeveloped land on Lipes Boulevard. Also included in the surplus property package are two former school buildings, Booker T. Washington and the old Oak Park Elementary facility.
Andy Noriega, the district's chief financial officer, said selling surplus property is routine. In 2003, the district sold property that housed the Alternative High School on Airline Road off South Padre Island Drive to Lowe's, a home improvement company, for more than $2.5 million.
"We have no use for them anymore, and we need the money," Noriega said. "We have a tight budget."
Inflation and the rising costs of utilities and insurance are expected to cost the district millions of dollars more next school year, Noriega said.
The district's electricity costs will increase by about $2 million, while insurance costs will increase by $1.6 million, he said.
Maintaining the district's surplus property, which includes upkeep on yards and often running the air conditioning to prevent mold, also costs thousands of dollars a year.
Selling the properties, worth an estimated $2 million, presents the district with a win-win situation.
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There's more bad news for people who carry excess weight around their waists: Not only is abdominal obesity associated with diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease and a host of other health problems collectively known as "metabolic syndrome," a new study has found that a high waist circumference is strongly associated with decreased lung functionindependent of smoking history, sex, body mass index (BMI) and other complicating factors.
The study analyzed health information on more that 120,000 people from the Paris Investigations Preventives et Cliniques Center, and assessed demographic background, smoking history, alcohol consumption, as well as lung function, including FEV1 (forced expiratory volume in one second) and FVC (forced vital capacity, or the total expiratory volume) with respect to BMI, waist circumference and other measures of metabolic health.
The results were published in the second issue for March of the American Thoracic Society's American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
"After adjustment for age, sex, BMI, smoking status, alcohol consumption, leisure time physical activity and cardiovascular history, metabolic syndrome remained independently associated with lung function impairment," wrote lead author Natalie Leone, M.D., of French National Institute for Health and Medical Research. "We found a positive independent relationship between lung function impairment and metabolic syndrome due mainly to abdominal obesity."
Abdominal obesity was defined as having a waist circumference of greater than 35 inches for women and 40 inches for men.
"[This] study demonstrated that only mild abdominal adiposity, even with a normal body mass index (BMI), in associated with lower FVC," said Paul Enright, M.D., of the University of Arizona, in an accompanying editorial.
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We woke up to frost on the bikes and some frozen water in the camelbak tubes. Of course once we got riding we all got warmed up soon enough. This day our goal was to get back to Denio Junction and the route that we took was amazing in many ways. It felt like we were ahead of schedule so we initially rode at a leisurely pace. We had a great ride over various passes and had many good photo opportunities along the way. At one point during the day Mark noticed that 4 of the 6 bolts were missing from his rear sprocket and fortunately he discovered it before another one let loose. We were able to come up with enough bolts to secure his sprocket to make it back to Denio.
There was a very long stretch of nicely graded road that basically allowed us to cruise at top speed for a long period of time. Somewhere in the middle of this "highway" I realized that I wasn't going to make it all the way to the next fueling point without having to use the extra gas I was so diligently carrying around for the last 3 days. Being that the 2 gallon fuel container was located underneath the DVD player and the kitchen sink, it took me awhile to get at it. This is why the rest of the guys (except Wild Bill who stopped to assist) were waiting "forever" for me at the intersection to the paved road a dozen or so miles ahead. Sorry again guys.
We eventually stopped in McDermitt again for a late lunch and to refill our tanks one last time. At this point we started to realize that we were actually somewhat late and getting back before dark was now in question. We began to pick up the pace in order to avoid a night-ride. A couple things hindered our progress heading west... the sun was setting and was directly in our eyes which made it difficult to see the trail ahead. In addition to that, the wind had died down and the dust from the bike in front of you would just hang there and further hinder the visibility.
One last thing that was an issue for me was a very long hill climb that was littered with softball-sized rocks. We had ridden down this hill on "Day 1" so I knew it was something I was going to have to deal with on the way back... and I had been dreading it for 3 days due to my overloaded bike and my lack of skill riding the laden Yamaha. I was the last rider of our group to tackle this hill and when I started up the incline, I just "gave 'er the onion" and hoped for the best. Everything was going well... I was seeing and anticipating the line well and was gaining confidence every foot I ascended. About halfway up the rocky slope, I saw movement out of the corner of my eye. It was an antelope running across my path not 20 feet away. Normally it would've been a welcome sight because it's very impressive to see them run across such rough terrain at high speed... but during the dreaded rocky hill climb... I definitely didn't need any distractions. I felt like I needed to focus on the task at hand fully in order to coax the overloaded WR to the top of the hill. Somehow I was able to stay on course and ultimately made it to the top under control. It felt good to get that behind me.
We eventually made it back to Denio Junction as darkness was setting in. Bobby had cooked us each a burger and fries and it was a very welcome sight after a long 212 mile day.
Hinkey Pass (I think)
Shortly before Mark discovered the missing sprocket bolts.
Amazing it was still attached (photo by Chuck)
This is where the sprocket repair occurred.
Scrounging to find useable sprocket bolts
Miles and miles of this stuff
The very aptly named... Windy Gap
This was taken just prior to the most amazing jump I've ever seen on a fully loaded KLR... you should've seen the air he got... stuck the landing too. (or maybe he was just taking pictures, I can't recall)
The rest of the day was a bit rushed due to our having to race the sun to
Denio Junction
so there weren't any photos taken by me from this point until the next day.
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I wake up in the morning with nothing to do, and by noon I'm only half done.
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what are you talking about?? i grew up with consciousness and awareness of the holocaust. my father and his parents lived through it. my grandfather was one of 9 siblings—two survived. i went to a university with a ton of jews, did programs in israel, and now live in new york city, which also has a ton of jews. i have never, ever, heard anyone say "i think i died in the holocaust. in a past life". or anything similar at all. furthermore, what is the point of your article?? you seem to be criticizing the UN for ignoring other genocides happening in the world, which is a valid point, but you do not develop this. instead, the article concludes that "the future of holocaust memory exists" in synagogues—and apparently on one day a year, when a particular parsha is read. is that really what you mean? the tone of the penultimate paragraph, especially the last sentence, implies that after that silent moment in the synagogue, people will go outside and forget everything (again). forget what? whatever lessons we've created from the holocaust? to be concerned and take action about current atrocities? but you contradict that argument by your very opening statement, i.e., that "absent memory" of the holocaust is so pervasive that twenty-somethings are routinely beset by feelings of having died in the holocaust. you even say this has "affected a national psyche". of which nation?? israel? but earlier it sounded like you were talking about diaspora kids. do you mean the jewish "nation", as in people? just to be clear, i'm not criticizing the notion of absent memory, nor your point about the UN ignoring current atrocites. but your article has some problems of logic, and doesn't really seem to have a clear purpose, even as a personal, reflective essay.
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Is a List of Greatest Guitarists Without Jimi Hendrix Worth Talking About discusses the recent Spin magazine list of the 100 greatest rock guitarists. The article reminded a little of our own debates about film canons. I haven't read either list, but based on the article, the Spin list seems like empty provocation, bordering on trolling. (Jam Master Jay at number 10? C'mon.)
One of the more interesting points, to me, is the idea of not putting so much weight on lead guitar playing—i.e., soloing. Do we put too much emphasis on that, or is this appropriate? I mean, if you're judging a pianist, I would think they're ability to solo or play lead would be given more weight than their accompaniment skills. That seems appropriate, imo. Perhaps, being exceptional and distinctive at comping is a little more difficult? In any event, hey, if a guitarist is a great rhythm player, that warrants consideration, imo.
Some other comments and questions off the top of my head:
>Do you guys think Prince is really that good? Maybe I haven't listened to him enough, but I wouldn't consider putting him in the top ten.
>Who are some female guitarists that deserve to be up there?
Who are some female guitarists that deserve to be up there?
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yeah, prince is really that good. spin's list is obviously silly and trollish and the rolling stone list was boring. i think that reflects the essence of the publications nicely.
I love taking the emphasis off solos. A guy like Peter Buck (R.E.M.) doesn't usually get his due credit because he doesn't grandstand. It's not that soloing shouldn't be considered at all, but that we should start seeing a guitar player as someone who provides an atmosphere of music. When Thurston Moore talked about Galaxie 500's Today being the best guitar record of 1988, you could begin to think about instrumentation as something other than sheer phalange dexterity.
Yeah, the Spin list is, um, kooky.
About lead vs. rhythm, I tend to like a more rhythm-orientated style.
Prince is really good. Not sure about top 10, but he's really good.
About women players:
Barbara Lynn:
Nancy Wilson:
Susan Tedeschi
Jennifer Batten
Are you gonna say Chrissie Hynde or Erika Wennerstrom are great guitarists although they provide more than atmosphere?
Prince is a brilliant guitarist/ soloist and actually very underrated. Many folks, who only knew him as a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, were quite surprised by his '04 R&R HoF performance.
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I was lucky to have seen Prince live several times, and as Chuck Berry said this cat can play guitar just like he's simply ringing a bell. He's that good.
Standings are subjective but I'd have no problem putting him in the top 20 at least.
I agree about Peter Buck. Richard Thompson, and Johnny Marr (The Smiths) are also great rhythm guitarists.
I think the Spin writers wrote an article called "100 people who play guitar that we think are like totally cool and that we want to hang out with" but at the last minute the editor changed the story's title to "100 best guitarists."
I know that Prince has skills, but I guess I hesitate because he doesn't seem to have a distinctive sound, which I tend to think is really crucial. Or you have to be to really fabulous at creating great solos or grooves. Btw, I love rhythm playing, too, but I think there is something special about creating creating a great (long) melody, especially via improvisation. It seems like that's the pinnacle, although maybe that's going too far.
Here's a clip of Prince that I like (I wish he had more live recordings because the live stuff seem so much better than his studio recordings)::
he doesn't seem to have a distinctive sound
The Minneapolis sound is a hybrid mixture of funk, rock, pop, synthpop and New Wave, that was pioneered by Prince in the late 1970s.1 Its popularity was given a boost throughout the 1980s, thanks to his musical adherents, including The Time, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Morris Day, Vanity 6, Apollonia 6, Ta Mara & the Seen, Sheila E., Jesse Johnson, Brownmark, Mazarati, and The Family.
A couple from Ani:
You can see Ani performing with Prince on youtube.
>>he doesn't seem to have a distinctive sound<<
Not sure how a guitar sound gets more distictive than the one heard throughout Purple Rain.
i can understand leaving off clapton, page, srv, and the other usual suspects but albert lee, richard thompson, john martyn? seems like trolling. happy for prince (who is consistently underrated), bert jansch, shuggie otis and the handful of african guitarists who made the list. but skrillex? good god y'all
I'm not all that great with music and I didn't look at the lists, actually, but mumble mumble shoutout to Buckethead okay my piece is done here I'm out.
I think Prince has a distinct sound (or 3 or 4 sounds).
By the way, Spin just released their "Five Greatest US. Presidents" list:
5) Chester A. Arthur
4) Rutherford B. Hayes
3) Yo La Tengo
2) Millard Fillmore
1) Martin Van Buren
No Mention of Gerald Ford, which I find perplexing.
two plus two – hhaaaahahaha!!!
@ Ruby i can understand leaving off clapton, page, srv
You can? Please explain. (Jeff Beck too.)
Clapton was good in Cream, after that Yoko Ono infected him with something from which there was no antidote.
She's rockin on this one:
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i don't mean cuz they're not great, i mean cuz they're in every list. check top 10 of rolling stone's list.
if you're gonna leave out hendrix, might as well leave them all out, which is what they did. but yeah i agree that after cream, and maybe derek & the dominoes, clapton was pretty boring. jeff beck is way better
Yeah, if the list of the greatest doesn't have the greatest, what have we got?
even as a list of underrated guitarists it's a pretty weak list
More woman players:
(Mary could play too!)
forgot Mother Maybelle
They should've named it "SPIN's 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time In The World Of Hipster Revisionist Irony"
Ranaldo and Thurston Moore at NO. 1. Damn!
I like Sonic Youth, but their so called guitar artistry sounds nothing different than Rory Gallagher changing strings while it's plugged.
My old band mate used to often mess around with one of the six-strings and go on doing Sonic Youth riffs, imitated them quite well. He's our drummer, can't play guitar to save his life.
"after cream, and maybe derek & the dominoes, clapton was pretty boring."
Don't forget Blind Faith.
…or The Yardbirds!
that was before cream ^ but matt got me, forgot blind faith's single album. still for someone so acclaimed, he's had about the most boring solo career imaginable. also he's on record as stating that 'albert lee is the greatest guitarist in the world.' (!)
now quit provoking me. i'm on a break B-)
How about Bonnie Raitt?
It's certainly undistinguished. Seems he needed someone to shape his playing. Though he had a certain degree of talent for MOR, and (probably due to this) a certain degree of commercial success as a solo artist, whereas Page's and Beck's solo albums were much more specialty items.


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Do you just inflate your benches then throttle down?
Lately I have seen alot of stuff occuring in benchmarks (well not just lately as far back as I can remember)
People who set their computers to unrealistic levels. Then benchmark them. Then downclock them again just for a few more 3dmarks/Aquamarks, (this is notoriously bad in 3dmark/aquamark senses. Also setting LoDS super low.
I have a philosophy when it comes to benchmarking/pressing my own numbers. Never bench in a setting I wont play in. I have this bad habit of playing in a setting (Like 350 core on my 6800NU) for just a few days then downclocking it, (Why? Probably because I cant its perfectly stable and actually runs cooler) Currently I am testing myself to see if I can leave my system @ 350/900 for a week, Once I get used to it I leave it like that no problem.
In Any Event, I have a real grudge against people who bench there system in unrealistic enviroments. And game in other systems. Because at that point. The benchmark itself becomes pointless for comparing systems.
Re: Do you just inflate your benches then throttle down?
I disagree, i only overclocked my 9800 Pro just to see what the highist 3dmark03 score was i could attain. When i found that the best oc yeilded very little gain, i decided its not worth it. However on my cpu i have it overclocked all the time.
Re: Do you just inflate your benches then throttle down?
But doesnt that just further make the benchmark more useless? I mean if the results are supposed to be comparative, And the enviroment is unrealistic, Why do it? :)
Re: Do you just inflate your benches then throttle down?
I think it's still useful you just have to make sure you are comparing apples to apples. The main reason I run benchmarks is to make sure my system is setup correctly and giving me the performance that my hardware is capable of doing. I'm not a big overclocking fan. I would rather keep the warrantees and reassurance that things aren't going to break prematurely then. The extra 10% performance or whatever I could get by OCing isn't worth it to me.
Re: Do you just inflate your benches then throttle down?
Re: Do you just inflate your benches then throttle down?
Chris i agree with you .. thats exactly what i'm doing .. i always like a real-life scores .. not just to "super clock" the CPU / GPU / RAM & then take the score just to show off how powerfull is my system .
heck i even take my benchs in the worst conditions .. like with internet connection active & the room temp is too high (A/C off) .. so when i play a game i know how my system is going to handle it with & w/o overclocking.
Re: Do you just inflate your benches then throttle down?
i wanted to just see how high it would go... was impressed, and since my cooling is so excessive i really didn't care to play normal games with my settings as they were when doing so (to be honest, i'm quite pissed off that it makes you "test" the settings first, because i feel i can overclock much higher). my mouse started messing up though, so i turned overclocking on automatic to see what would happen... it didn't fix it, but i haven't yet changed it back.
anyway, in short, yes, i will definitely play games at the settings i do on benchmarks, i try to make everything default when i bench so the results are as accurate as possible (if something is messing up, i want to fix it).
better to play well rather than play fast
"Inflate," what's that? Synthetic number generators like 3DMark and Aquamark are designed for quantity, not quality. All's fair in Onionmarks and war. There's no ambiguity in my world. Benchmarking is why God invented "Best performance" contol panel settings.
But benchmarking has no relevance to my daily gaming. "Best image quality" settings is my daily fare.
But even beyond that, my mere 5700 Ultra is in my main machine, while my 5800Us and 5900Us are currently in the closet. The convenience of a dual-DVI single-slot card overrides any "performance enhancement" from DVI+VGA dual-slot monstrosities.
Re: Do you just inflate your benches then throttle down?
Its more of a pissing game.. who can get the highest.. etc. Believe it or not.. I dont even play at the specs in my sig! Well.. I could, but I prefer everything to be ultra stable..
Re: Do you just inflate your benches then throttle down?
Why am I not surprised you are the very essence of everything I hate in life! :nanahump: (spit)
Hehe j/k :)
Thats why I only keep my 6800NU @ 325/900. I havent seen a significant gain in the games I play to require anything else. The 900 Mhz memory was just a formality of restoring my 5900's bandwith, But I wanted 28.8 gigs of bandwith..
Re: Do you just inflate your benches then throttle down?
I'll do that but I don't ever use settings I wouldn't use in a game (i.e I don't use settings that aren't stable). I'll use my maximum overclock that is stable and artifact free for benchmarking but usually use a setting less than that for everyday use. In the real world the higher overclock just changes the framerate by a few fps so I don't see a need to keep the card at that level (even if it is stable). I do enjoy trying to get the highest score I can which is why I bother with the higher overclocks. I was playing around with this recently and was able to get a 1000+ plus higher in 3DMark03 by overclocking but of course, like I mentioned already, this only changed actual game benchmarks by a few fps. I was comparing a stock GT to 415/1160.
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2009 Final CFN Ranking: 5
How quickly can the Horned Frogs rebuild and rebound after losing the Fiesta Bowl? It shouldn't take long with QB Andy Dalton leading a veteran passing game that gets all the receivers back. Ed Wesley and Matthew Tucker form a dangerous 1-2 rushing tandem, while the line should be a rock with four starters back. The defense has to replace end Jerry Hughes and NFL-bound LB Daryl Washington, and losing starting corners Nick Sanders and Rafael Priest isn't a plus, but it's TCU; everything is fine. Playing Oregon State in Arlington, Texas in the opener will be a nice test, but there's no one else on the slate that should provide a huge test away from Fort Worth outside of Utah. BYU and Air Force are home games.
23. Utah
2009 Final CFN Ranking: 23
Is Kyle Whittingham going to be able to get his Utes back to the BCS? The Mountain West breaks are there with BYU and TCU coming to Salt Lake City, and any team good enough to think about the BCS has to beat Air Force and Wyoming on the road. There are résumé builders in non-conference play with Pitt, at Iowa State, and at Notre Dame to deal with. QB Jordan Wynn got thrown to the wolves late last season, and it should pay off this year as the leader of an attack that gets back seven starts. The defense has to fill some big holes, but the line should end up being better even without top end Koa Misi. All the linebackers have to be replaced.
2009 Final CFN Ranking: 11
Depending on those who take off on Church missions, this should be another good year. If Riley Nelson can hold off super-recruit Jake Heaps and be a steady leader at quarterback, the offense could be terrific with a strong receiving corps and with four starters returning to the offensive front. The defensive front seven needs an almost wholesale change, but the secondary should be terrific. Playing Washington and at Florida State in non-conference play will give the Cougars a shot to make a big splash, but the Mountain West games against the three other top teams in the league, Air Force, TCU, and Utah, are all on the road.
50. Air Force
2009 Final CFN Ranking: 40
Can Troy Calhoun get Air Force into the top three in the Mountain West pecking order? It might be a bit tough with the entire starting offensive line needing to be replaced and four starters gone from the defensive front seven. The secondary should be a strength and the skill players are going to be excellent, but the lines have to be solid from Day One. Getting BYU and Utah at home will be a plus, but going away to TCU and Wyoming might be a problem.
65. Wyoming
2009 Final CFN Ranking: 75
After the breakthrough 2009 season, second-year head man Dave Christensen has expectations to deal with. And he should. QB Austyn Carta-Samuels has a year under his belt now and he should be a steadier leader of an offense that gets back eight starters. The defense gets back seven starters but has to replace the front three losing John Fletcher, Mitch Unrein, and Fred Givens. Those three will be missed, but the linebacking corps should be solid and the secondary might end up being among the best in the Mountain West. There are dates with Texas and Boise State to deal with, but playing Southern Utah and Toledo should bring a few non-conference wins. BYU and TCU have to come to Laramie.
86. Colorado State
2009 Final CFN Ranking: 101
After last year's collapse and disaster, getting off to a hot start will be a must. If the Rams can beat another mediocre Colorado team and can get by a road game at Nevada, no small task against an incredible ground game, a 4-0 start is possible with Miami University and Idaho to follow. The offense loses most of the line and help is needed in the passing game. The defense should be better and will be far more experienced with nine starters returning.
2009 Final CFN Ranking: 88
Former Montana head coach Bobby Hauck should provide a big boost for the stale UNLV program, and he has a ton of experience to work with. Nine starters are back on offense including QB Omar Clayton, while the defense gets back six starters in the back seven and two starters up front. Unfortunately the non-conference schedule isn't going to be a plus with Wisconsin, at Idaho, Nevada, and at West Virginia to deal with, but there's a fun trip at the end of the season to Hawaii. The TCU and Air Force games are at home, but the BYU and Utah dates are on the road.
90. San Diego State
2009 Final CFN Ranking: 96
Brady Hoke's team needed more consistency on both sides of the ball, and it should get it with QB Ryan Lindley returning to lead a veteran offense with seven starters not including the expected return of Vincent Brown, the star receiver who missed the second half of the year with a torn thumb ligament. Six starters return on defense, and the lost starters won't be sorely missed. The schedule starts out nice getting Nicholls State, at New Mexico State, and Utah State, along with a date at Missouri, in the first four games. In conference play, the Aztecs have to go on the road to face BYU and TCU.
111. New Mexico
2009 Final CFN Ranking: 117
2009 couldn't have been any more of a disaster, and there's no way 2010 could be worse … after a rough start. The Lobos have to start out at Oregon and face Texas Tech, and they have to go on the road to face BYU and Air Force. On the plus side, they get TCU and Utah at home. The offense that was so hit-or-miss last year has to replace most of the line and QB Donovan Porterie, while the defense gets back tackling machine Carmen Messina and most of the front seven. Both safeties, Clint McPeek and Frankie Baca, are gone.
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GAO-10-355: Published: Mar 19, 2010. Publicly Released: Mar 19, 2010.
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) relies extensively on computerized systems to carry out its demanding responsibilities to collect taxes, process tax returns, and enforce the nation's tax laws. Effective information security controls are essential to protect financial and taxpayer information from inadvertent or deliberate misuse, improper disclosure, or destruction. As part of its audit of IRS's fiscal years 2009 and 2008 financial statements, GAO assessed (1) the status of IRS's actions to correct or mitigate previously reported information security weaknesses and (2) whether controls over key financial and tax processing systems are effective in ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of financial and sensitive taxpayer information. To do this, GAO examined IRS information security policies, plans, and procedures; tested controls over key financial applications; and interviewed key agency officials at six sites.
IRS has continued to make progress during fiscal year 2009 in correcting previously reported information security weaknesses that GAO reported as unresolved at the conclusion of its fiscal year 2008 audit. Specifically, IRS has corrected or mitigated 28 of the 89 weaknesses and deficiencies--21 of 74 previously identified information security control weaknesses and 7 of 15 previously identified program deficiencies. For example, it has (1) changed vendor-supplied user accounts and passwords; (2) avoided storing clear-text passwords in scripts; (3) enhanced its policies and procedures for configuring mainframe operations; and (4) established an alternate processing site for its procurement system. While IRS has corrected 28 control weaknesses and program deficiencies, 61 of them--or about 69 percent--remain unresolved or unmitigated. For example, IRS continued to install patches in an untimely manner and used passwords that were not complex. In addition, IRS did not always verify that remedial actions were implemented or effectively mitigated the security weaknesses. According to IRS officials, they continued to address uncorrected weaknesses and, subsequent to GAO's site visits, had completed additional corrective actions on some of them. Despite these actions, newly identified and the unresolved information security control weaknesses in key financial and tax processing systems continue to jeopardize the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of financial and sensitive taxpayer information. IRS did not consistently implement controls that were intended to prevent, limit, and detect unauthorized access to its systems and information. For example, IRS did not always (1) enforce strong password management for properly identifying and authenticating users; (2) authorize user access to permit only the access needed to perform job functions; (3) log and monitor security events on a key system; and (4) physically protect its computer resources. A key reason for these weaknesses is that IRS has not yet fully implemented its agencywide information security program to ensure that controls are appropriately designed and operating effectively. Although IRS has made important progress in developing and documenting its information security program, it did not, among other things, review risk assessments at least annually for certain systems or ensure contractors receive awareness training. Until these control weaknesses and program deficiencies are corrected, the agency remains unnecessarily vulnerable to insider threats related to the unauthorized access to and disclosure, modification, or destruction of financial and taxpayer information, as well as the disruption of system operations and services. The new and unresolved weaknesses and deficiencies are the basis for GAO's determination that IRS had a material weakness in internal controls over financial reporting related to information security in fiscal year 2009.
Recommendations for Executive Action
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: In 2013, we verified that IRS had updated policies and procedures to more securely configure routers and switches.
Recommendation: In addition to implementing our previous recommendations, and to fully implement an agencywide information security program, the IRS should develop and implement policies and procedures for more securely configuring routers to encrypt network traffic, configuring switches to defend against attacks that could crash the network, and for notifying CSIRC of network changes that could affect its ability to detect unauthorized access.
Agency Affected: Department of the Treasury: Internal Revenue Service
Status: Closed - Not Implemented
Comments: We confirmed in 2014 that IRS still faces issues with ensuring that contractors receive security awareness training in a timely manner.
Recommendation: In addition to implementing our previous recommendations, and to fully implement an agencywide information security program, the IRS should ensure contractors receive security awareness training within the first 10 working days.
Agency Affected: Department of the Treasury: Internal Revenue Service
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: In 2013, we verified that IRS ensured the results of testing and evaluating controls were effectively documented and reviewed.
Recommendation: In addition to implementing our previous recommendations, and to fully implement an agencywide information security program, the IRS should ensure the results of testing and evaluating controls are effectively documented and reviewed.
Agency Affected: Department of the Treasury: Internal Revenue Service
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: We reported in 2010 that IRS had ensured that key disaster recovery documentation was readily available.
Recommendation: In addition to implementing our previous recommendations, and to fully implement an agencywide information security program, the IRS should ensure key disaster recovery documentation, such as keystroke manuals, are available in a timely manner, and appropriate contacts are readily identified.
Agency Affected: Department of the Treasury: Internal Revenue Service
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