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"I wish it could be in newspapers," he says. "But I'm not sure that is where the best opportunities are."
Mr Scardino is confident he can secure backing for his next move. However, he is unlikely to be troubling Mercury Asset Management after it walked away from the Forest deal just days before the crunch deadline.
Kogan Page, the publishing firm, is celebrating its 30th birthday this week. The firm was founded in 1967 by Philip Kogan and Terry Page with pounds 2,000 borrowed from Mr Kogan's late brother. Though Mr Page left after just a few months, Mr Kogan stayed on and still runs the firm today at the age of 66. "I knew it had stopped being a game when our payroll topped pounds 1m," he said.
Mr Kogan founded the company in his spare time while working at Cornmarket, the publishing group co-founded by Michael Heseltine. He built Kogan Page up to an pounds 8m sales company publishing 300 titles a year.
Now edging towards retirement, he is not sure what to do with the business. "I have had offers but quite like being independent. I have known a lot of my contemporaries sell out, often for a lot of money, but many of them wish they hadn't. And we don't have to answer to a bunch of suits from Amsterdam or New York."
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One of the project's team has been working on getting the open source operating system to work on the credit card-sized computer for a while and has almost finished. As the official Raspberry Pi blog states, hardware-accelerated graphics and video are already up and running, all that's left to implement is AudioFlinger support (ie, sound).
When this is added, there will be great potential for the Raspberry Pi to be used as an Android-based media centre and games console. Certainly, the video capabilities could be interesting, although it is worth remembering that the Pi only has a 700MHz ARM single core processor, which puts it firmly into the realms of the lower end of Android handsets in terms of power and speed.
It does have a HDMI output, though, and an SD card slot, so they could be utilised to hook up to a TV and memory capacity respectively. And at $25 a computer, it could well be worth a punt when the team finishes its ICS build.
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If Seattle was going to beat New Orleans last night, I don't know if anyone truly thought it would be done in the fashion that it ended up happening. From outscoring the Saints 17 to nothing in the first quarter all the way to stopping Brees and the offense twice in a row on fourth down in the fourth quarter. The Seahawks came to play and didn't let up one bit throughout the game.
The biggest shock to me was how much Russell Wilson outplayed Brees the entire night. Drew usually makes his opposing quarterbacks look silly, but on this night it was Brees who ended up looking human while Wilson ran around with the "S" on his chest. If critics still had questions about whether or not Wilson was the real deal, last night should have answered any and all questions remaining about the second year quarterback.
Barring an unforeseen occurrence, the Seahawks now have home-field advantage all the way through the playoffs. That means that the Super Bowl aspirations of every single team in the NFC playoff picture has now taken a huge hit. Who, if anyone, will step up and end this amazing home streak Seattle is currently on? Come February, the Seahawks will likely be representing the NFC in the Super Bowl.
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Perhaps that is because it was written by SS-Oberscharführer Lennart Poettering.
Perhaps that is because it was written by SS-Oberscharführer Lennart Poettering.
So you regularly float at an altitude of 20 to 100 feet, do you?
I'd say if it's over my property at a low altitude, yes, I should have the right to shoot the thing out of the sky, and further, if I can determine who was flying it, I should have the right to sue them.
Drone operators are getting an incredible sense of entitlement out of playing with their toys. I think it's time for some serious and substantial financial penalties.
Keep your fucking toy way from my fucking property.
Worth adding is that the answers to someone's "security" questions often are easily obtained with just a small bit of social engineering.
Yep. Even easier if the information ("correct" answers) are available via Google.
But also, since you're already using unique passwords
Their thinking seems to be:
1. So, one username / password isn't enough.
2. A second password should be enough, but it will use the same username as in #1.
3. And that second password should be SUGGESTED to be based upon something that can be researched / socially engineered / tricked out of the person.
4. And entered using the same channel as #1.
Okay, if you cannot get two factor authentication then at least use a different email address for each bank AND ONLY FOR THAT BANK. Email addresses are free. And always use completely unique passwords. Not bankname1 and bankname2.
The same for the "security" questions. Always completely unique.
If you have to write them down, do so. Just keep the paper in a secure location. It's far less likely that someone will break into your house to look for passwords than it is that someone will crack your computer.
I was just being mischievous. I think the editors are... adequate.
Robin Miller: One thing that I think my wife and I are doing right: we don't have a bank anymore, we have a credit union, a local credit union and they do use secondary authorization on everything, you have to not just know the account number and the password, but you also need to know the answers to fairly obscure questions about our past, what year teacher was your favorite in what grade, things like that. Does that help?
NO!!! It does NOT!!!
1. It does not because that information can be collected at other sites controlled by crackers. So unless you enter incorrect information (which is, in effect just another password) then it is useless.
2. It is still on your computer. So if your computer is cracked then the crackers get your username / password / favourite-dog-food / whatever.
3. Find a bank / credit union that uses real two factor authentication.
Read carefully and you'll notice the government said he'd even have to accept the consequences of speaking out and engaging in constructive protest: they decree you can dissent against their rule, and that's well and good, as long as they can punish you for your dissent--which is precisely the situation in North Korea, where you may speak out against Kim Jong-Un, and, importantly, accept the consequences of speaking out against him.
If the end result of civil disobedience is the exact same in the USofA as in North Korea
The politicians demanding martyrdom would be just as comfortable working for North Korea's government as they are working for the USofA's government.
And THAT is a very big problem.
Gamergate was ignored because gamergate is not news.
My problem with it is that even if the initial event happened EXACTLY AS CLAIMED then it is still nothing.
The "story" became the reactions to that nothing event.
And then the reactions to those reactions to that nothing event.
And now we have a post mod'ed +5 Insightful for claiming that Gamergate wasn't covered.
I think he will probably get depressed and "commit suicide" while awaiting trial.
Bravo Sir... I saw you being oppressed right there. It's the violence inherent to the system.
I disagree heavily. Even the US isn't so dumb as to target a killing in Russia. They can get away with it in Pakistan who isn't going to fight back, but with Putin? There isn't a chance in hell. Putin has every reason to keep Snowden alive and happy in Russia if nothing else because it is a political black eye against the US. If he comes back to the US, he'll probably "commit suicide" in prison awaiting trial.
No kidding. They need to be dropped on to the street from a very high altitude.
The way DICE has treated it, it's worth about whatever I can find stuck between the lint at the bottom of the pockets of my pants. Everything they've done in the last 12-24 months has only served to devalue the site.
And also, from TFA:
If he felt his actions were consistent with civil disobedience, then he should do what those who have taken issue with their own government do: Challenge it, speak out, engage in a constructive act of protest, and â" importantly â" accept the consequences of his actions.
He IS dealing with the consequences. That's why he left.
What Lisa Monaco is pushing for is martyrdom.
We are supposed to be a country of laws. We should not have officials demanding martyrdom of those who oppose their policies.
That's all I've got to say about that.
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Castro, 87, attended the opening of an art centre late Wednesday in Havana, the Cuban Communist Party daily Granma reported.
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DefinitionThe retina is a light-sensitive layer of tissue that lines the back of the eye. It converts visual images into nerve impulses in the brain that allow us to see. When the retina is pulled or falls away from its position, it is called a detached retina.
CausesA detached retina may be caused by:
- Eye trauma—damage from blunt or penetrating injuries to the eye
- Fluid getting into the sub-retinal space through a retinal break
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Risk FactorsFactors that may increase your chance of retinal detachment include:
- Increased age
- Previous retinal detachment
- Family members with retinal detachment
- Severe nearsightedness
- Holes or tears in the retina
- Trauma
- Cataract surgery and other types of eye surgery
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- Tumors in the eye
- Premature birth
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SymptomsRetinal detachment is painless. However, if it is not treated quickly, a detached retina can cause permanent, partial, or total vision loss. If you have any of these symptoms, contact an eye doctor right away:
- Sudden appearance or increase in the number of floaters, which are shapes that float in the eye and are seen in the field of vision
- Brief flashes of light in the eye
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- A curtain appears to fall over part of the visual field
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Carrabba's is one of my favorite chain operations; it's not great food but they have good wine by the glass at fair prices. They also sell the wine as "quartinos", which they measure out at a glass and a half.
Carrabba's are all very similar; they have spacious bar areas with TVs and friendly staff. They also will bring you a "half loaf" of bread; warm and freshly baked, and provide you with an olive oil spice dip. I find it to be a nice place to unwind with some wine and bread.
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Kevin Locke will leave the Warriors as soon as his work visa for the United Kingdom comes through.
An agreement has been reached between the Warriors and Salford over an early release for the star fullback and all that's left to be sorted out is the paperwork with the UK Border Agency.
Locke is understood to have applied for a visa earlier this week and media reports suggesting he wants to play out the rest of the season with the Warriors before heading to England are well wide of the mark.
The fullback was notably absent from training this week and has been placed on leave by the Warriors.
While the club is keen to help Locke with his transition and is also assisting him with some personal issues, the Warriors are no longer interested in having him play for them again.
If there was the faintest of chances of Locke running out for the Warriors again he would have been named in the reserve grade team to play the Cronulla Sharks in the NSW Cup in Gisborne tomorrow.
Instead, the highly promising Tuimoala Lolohea is playing fullback. Given Glen Fisiiahi could be out for the rest of the season with a nerve problem in one of his shoulders, Lolohea is being primed as the back up custodian to Sam Tomkins.
Other options for the No. 1 jersey are Carlos Tuimavave and David Fusitua, although Lolohea will be given the first crack at it if anything happens to Tomkins.
Salford's owner Marwan Koukash has already taken to Twitter to thank the Warriors for their assistance in releasing Locke. He wanted to take Locke to England as soon as his three-year deal was agreed last month, but at the time the club was reluctant to let him go.
That's not the case now and to fit him inside the salary cap, Salford, who are in the midst of a relegation battle in the Super League, have offloaded Tim Smith to Wakefield, while Shannon McPherson is returning to Australia.
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Epic Photos Of Beyoncé Prepping For Super Bowl
It's less than a week until the greatest Beyoncé concert ever to happen between two halves of a football game.
1. If these photos, posted today on Beyoncé's Tumblr, are any indication, this year's Super Bowl halftime show will be AMAZING.
After Beyoncé's fabulous — albeit controversial — performance of the Star-Spangled Banner at President Obama's Inauguration, the singer is apparently sending a clear message about her upcoming Super Bowl blowout: This'll be big and we're getting ready.
Whether or not she lip-synchs, the performance is likely to be show stopping in its own rite. She's practicing alone (beside her ensemble) in these photos, but if rumors are true, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams will join her onstage Sunday for an undoubtedly epic Destiny's Child reunion. Pepsi, the show's sponsor, is also bringing 100 fans onstage to join Bey's performance.
Whatever happens, it's Beyoncé. And if she performs like she does everything else, it'll be legendary.
The Times-Picayune reports the photos "were apparently snapped during rehearsals with her dancers and all-female band over the past week at the Alario Center in Westwego."
19. And for the most fabulous football photograph ever taken…
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Invasive Pests On The Move In Hawaii
Michael Botha, Associate Certified Entomologist and President of Sandwich Isle Pest Solutions spoke with Steve Uyehara of Hawaii News Now, about the many invasive species that are becoming more and more of a threat throughout the Islands. There is a ton of information in this short clip, but here are some of the highlights to help you protect yourself from these pests.
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Romeo, Romeo where for art thou Romeo…. If you are looking for the 'love' of your life in your pet consider this adorable dog Romeo. The only background we have on this sweet 'best friend' is that he was found on the North Shore, and was taken to the shelter by a Good Samaritan. Romeo has such kind eyes and is a sweet pup. He is a bit lanky and in need of love and attentio
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Community is important to us here at Sandwich Isle Pest Solutions. We know that a good strong community supports us, and that the strength of our communities ultimately support our country. On June 29th, 2015 our sales manager, Cody Thiel, and our Assistant Sales Manager, Danny Boyd, proudly worked alongside a local Eagle Scout Troop aboard the USS Missouri. They cleaned and re-painted the mooring chains attached to this great floating museum.


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Northern Knights edge closer to Twenty20 final
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The Northern Knights blasted their way one match closer to the Twenty20 grand final in Hamilton.
A 40-run victory over the Auckland Aces tonight pushed the Knights to the top of the domestic competition on net run-rate over the Otago Volts with one match left before the finals.
Both sides have 24 points from nine matches.
The hosts made an imposing 200 for seven at Seddon Park and Auckland ended their 20 overs at 160-9.
The top side at the end of the round-robin section automatically qualifies for the grand final to be held at Seddon Park next Saturday night. The second and third-placed teams will play for the other spot at the same venue on Friday.
Scott Styris and Daryl Mitchell blasted the hosts into a dominant position as the Knights whacked 77 off the last five overs.
Styris, fresh off a scintillating match-winning innings against the Aces in Auckland on Wednesday, plundered four sixes and two fours in making 43 off only 20 balls while Mitchell was equally effective, hammering an unbeaten 42 off just 19 balls (two sixes and two fours).
Australian import Dan Harris was another key contributor for the hosts, making 56 off 38 balls at No 3 to set the Knights on their way
to a handy tally.
Harris, released by his Big Bash franchise the Melbourne Renegades for two matches this week, registered his third half-century in six appearances for Northern in the competition this season. The guest player has now provided 250 runs from 169 balls for the Knights.
Knights captain Daniel Flynn won the toss, chose to bat and after losing fellow opener Anton Devcich early, Flynn and Harris got the score quickly ticking over. Flynn made 26 off 20 balls and put on 49 for the second wicket before Styris and Mitchell increased the tempo in the latter stages.
The innings featured a rarity of a six to Mitchell, when an overthrow from Michael Bates - as Mitchell came back for a second run - went to the boundary.
Former Knights left-arm spinner Bruce Martin was harshly treated by his previous team-mates, conceding 42 runs off his three overs.
Northern's left-arm tweaker Devcich then ripped into Auckland's top order by taking two wickets in as many deliveries by dismissing Anaru Kitchen and Gareth Hopkins in the opening over of the Aces's reply.
Craig Cachopa raced to 47 off 30 balls with seven fours and a six before becoming Devcich's third victim while dangerman Colin de Grandhomme smashed 31 off 14 but Northern's spinners held the upper hand.
Devcich ended with 3-21 off three overs, Black Caps leg-spinner Ish Sodhi took 3-43 off his four overs and Kane Williamson was miserly in giving up just 16 from his three overs. After being expensive early, NZ test quick Trent Boult collected 3-35 off four.
The Canterbury Wizards easily defeated the Wellington Firebirds in Christchurch today to climb into a share of third place with 20 points from nine matches. Wellington completed their campaign with 20 points from 10 games while Auckland have 16 from nine.
The Knights will finish their round-robin campaign with an away match
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Homophobe tries to attack gay couple, turns out they're West Point grads
He messed with the wrong couple.
How Portals is forging connections in the most unlikely places
Part art installation and part social experiment, these gold shipping containers are wired and ready to recapture the random intimacy we've lost.
VidCon 2015
Connor Franta's new label focuses on music curated by digital influencers
Franta has already tested out the concept.
Hyperwalk is the latest in teen transportation
From Vine stars to the YouNow elite, Hyperwalks were everywhere in Anaheim.