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The following information on ergonomics will enable computer users to complete an ergonomic self-evaluation that will assist in improving ergonomic settings and workstation comfort.
By completing a self-evaluation, employees should be able to identify and make key workstation and equipment item adjustments.
Ergonomic Self-Evalution Steps
Step 1 - Familiarize and adjust your workstation and posture using this Ergonomics for the Computer Workstation (PDF).
Pay attention to your chair, body posture, keyboard, mouse, and monitor placement. After you position yourself and workstation equipment as shown in the illustration, go to step 2.
Step 2 - Evaluate your workstation and postures using the US Department of Labor - Computer Workstation Checklist
Step 3 - Based on results from the US Department of Labor - Computer Workstation Checklist, determine if improvements can be made to body posture, existing furniture, and accessories or if any additional furniture and accessories are needed. If you answered "No" to any of the questions on the checklist, review the applicable workstation components on the Computer Workstation Checklist site.
Step 4 - Request and/or procure the appropriate furniture and/or accessories as needed.
- Contact Procurement at 924-1568 for ergonomic furniture items: chairs, workstations, adjustable keyboard trays, and monitor arms.
- Contact the HR Safety Specialist at 924-2155 if you have any questions about the ergonomics program.
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- Computer Workstation Design Guidelines (PDF)
- Ergonomics Pain Chart (PDF)
- Ergonomic Self-Evaluation Sheet (PDF)
- Desk Stretches (PDF)
- Back Safety (PDF)
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PAWTUCKET — It's a sad sign of the times when students tell their teachers that they don't get enough to eat on the weekends and other days that school isn't in session.
It's a problem that school officials have been aware of for years. However, when recent statistics showed that the city's average poverty level had increased substantially, the School Committee's Wellness Subcommittee decided to take action by launching a "Backpacks to Fight Hunger" initiative.
School Committee member Joanne Bonollo, chairman of the Wellness Subcommittee, said the existing program is one that the Wellness Committee members had learned about and had had discussions on for the last couple of years.
The program is funded solely through donations of non-perishable food items and/or cash and does not use any money from the School Department's operating budget. Backpacks are filled with food products and snacks and are sent home with the students determined to have the greatest need, she said.
"We have been going back and forth on this for the last couple of years, but when we got the statistics on poverty levels, we knew we had to do something," said Bonollo. "Just a few years ago, our poverty was approximately 40 percent. What a difference a few years makes," she said.
Bonollo was referring to the report that Deputy Supt. Kim Mercer does annually for the Pawtucket School District's Title 1 funding based on the number of students who are eligible for free and reduced lunches.
She said that in December 2012, it was statistically documented that the average poverty level at 16 schools citywide (grades K-12) was 77 percent.
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Rescheduled Baseball Game with Nebraska To Be Televised on NET
OMAHA, Neb. - Creighton Baseball's rescheduled contest with Nebraska for May 13 at 7 pm will be televised locally on Nebraska Education Television (NET).
The Bluejays have had two of their televised game this season washed away by rain, but have appeared on TV twice this season and have four remaining games scheduled on television. The original game between Creighton and Nebraska on April 29 at 6:30 was to be available nationally on CBS Sports Network.
Creighton returns to action on Friday, May 2 as the Bluejays begin a three-game series with Seton Hall at 6:30 pm. The remaining two games with the Pirates will be televised on NET (Saturday) and CBS Sports Network (Sunday).
Creighton Baseball Television Schedule (as of 4/30/14)
Tuesday, April 8 – Nebraska at Creighton, 6:30 p.m. (NET)
Friday, April 25 – Butler at Creighton*, 6:30 p.m. (NET)
Saturday, May 3 – Seton Hall at Creighton*, 6:30 p.m. (NET)
Sunday, May 4 – Seton Hall at Creighton* , 12:00 p.m. (CBSN)
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Dribble Drive Motion could mean a ring for Big Shot Bron
Late in last night's game Lebron James was isolated just left of the circle (where #3 is in the chart), made a one on one dribble move on Wilson Chandler and buried a 20-foot jumper that put the Cavs up 7 with 33 seconds to go.
I mention this because if James can master the attacking of the open block, or quick trigger pull up that you can always get of DDM, the Cavs are going to be impossible to stop come playoff time. There is simply no way guard it.
If you send a man to double, James will find a man wide open and he's simply too strong when attacking the block.
For a complete description of the DDM offense, check out Sports Illustrated or coachingbetterbasketball.blogspot.


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European Transfusion Practice and Outcome Study (ETPOS)
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The aim of the ETPOS study is to describe differences in transfusion habits throughout Europe and to correlate these habits to perioperative outcome parameters. Special focus is put on the number of PRBCs (packed red blood cells) transfused and the ratio of PRBCs to other blood products or coagulation factors in the operating room. Furthermore the motivation of physicians to transfuse PRBC and blood products in the operating room will be investigated.
Erythrocyte Transfusion
Blood Coagulation Disorders
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|European Transfusion Practice and Outcome Study A Multi-central Evaluation of Standard of Transfusion Care and Clinical Outcome for Elective Surgical Patients. Observational Study.
- Amount of PRBC and blood products and coagulation factors transfused [ Time Frame: The Time point at which outcome measure is assessed is during surgery at Day 0 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Amount of packed red blood cells and blood products and coagulation factors: fresh frozen plasmas (FFPs), platelets (PTs) and tranexamic acid transfused
- Factors determining transfusion of PRBC and blood products in different regions of Europe [ Time Frame: The Time point at which outcome measure is assessed is during surgery at Day 0 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Reasons for transfusion of PRBC(packed red blood cells)and blood products in different regions of Europe
- 30-day mortality [ Time Frame: The Time point at which outcome measure is assessed is at Day 30 after Surgery ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Assesses on Day 30 whether patient is still alive or has died between day zero (Surgery) day 30 after surgery
- Unplanned admission to the ICU [ Time Frame: The Time point at which outcome measure is assessed is at Day 30 after Surgery ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Assesses on day 30 whether the patient had a Unplanned admission to the Intensive care unit(ICU) following surgery (day 0) until the day 30
- Type and frequency of usage of blood conserving techniques [ Time Frame: The Time point at which outcome measure is assessed is at Day 0, on Surgery Day ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|April 2013
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|October 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
In European patients undergoing elective non-cardiac surgery receiving at least one PRBC(packed red blood cells) during their surgery it is proposed to:
Evaluate evidence of differences in the standard of peri-operative transfusion care in different healthcare systems within Europe, and the use of blood conserving techniques.
- Evaluate the ratio of transfusion of PRBC to blood products in the operating room
- Evaluate which factors determine transfusion of PRBC (is it patient's haemodynamics / haemoglobin threshold/ pressure from the surgeon / acute brisk bleeding / else) and blood products (ratio to PRBC / POC (point of care) monitoring/ per protocol/ else) in the operating room
- Evaluate whether there are factors in transfusion therapy that are associated with outcome (in-hospital mortality and unplanned admission to ICU(Intensive Care Unit).)
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
All patients undergoing a non cardiothoracic, non emergency-trauma surgical procedure of participating hospital will be included, if they receive at least one pRBC. There are no further specific inclusion criteria. The only exclusion criteria will be age < 18 years and cardiothoracic and emergency trauma patients.
Inclusion Criteria:
- patients undergoing elective non-cardiac surgery commencing during the three-month period and who received at least one erythrocyte concentrate during their intra-operative stay.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Age < 18 years
- cardiothoracic surgery
- emergency trauma patients
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01604083
|University hospital "Merkur"
|Zagreb, Croatia
|Czech Republic
|Faculty Hospital Brno
|Brno, Czech Republic
|North Estonian Center
|Tallinn, Estonia
|University Hospital Tübingen University, Germany
|Tübingen, Germany
|Aretaieion University Hospital
|Athens, Greece
|Tel Aviv Medical Center
|Tel Aviv, Israel
|Hospital Vall d Hebron
|Barcelona, Spain
|Hospital Clínico Universitario de Valencia
|Valencia, Spain
|Sahlgrenska University Hospital
|Göteborg, Sweden
|Study Chair:
|Jens Meier, MD
|University Hospital Tübingen University, Germany
|Responsible Party:
|European Society of Anaesthesiology
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01604083 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|May 21, 2012
|Last Updated:
|March 11, 2014
|Health Authority:
|Austria: Ethikkommission
Belgium: Ethics Committee
Croatia: Ethics Committee
Germany: Ethics Commission
Greece: Ethics Committee
Italy: Ethics Committee
Israel: Ethics Commission
Lithuania: Bioethics Committee
Netherlands: Medical Ethics Review Committee (METC)
Portugal: Ethics Committee for Clinical Research
Romania: Ethics Committee
Russia: Ethics Committee
Serbia: Ethics Committee
Slovak Republic: Ethics Committee
Slovenia: Ethics Committee
Spain: Ethics Committee
Sweden: Regional Ethical Review Board
Turkey: Ethics Committee
United Kingdom: National Information Governance Board for Health and Social Care
United Kingdom: National Institute for Health Research
Keywords provided by European Society of Anaesthesiology:
packed red blood cells (PRBC)
Transfusion Practice
Transfusion habits
elective surgery
European Society of Anaesthesiology
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Blood Coagulation Disorders
Hemostatic Disorders
Cardiovascular Diseases
Hematologic Diseases
Hemorrhagic Disorders
Vascular Diseases
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Posted by Kevin Arnovitz on Wed, 12/20/06, 09:09am:
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Posted by: Kevin Arnovitz
- According to the Los Angeles Times:
General Manager Elgin Baylor and Coach Mike Dunleavy declined to comment on their efforts to acquire the four-time scoring champion, but team sources said the Clippers apparently made every player available to Philadelphia except Elton Brand, Chris Kaman and Shaun Livingston.
In other news, management at the Ritz Carlton in Dallas will offer all hotel amenities to the Clippers on the upcoming road trip except hot water, linens, and roofing.
- Speaking of the Times, they've upgraded their Clipper blog, handing the reins over to LAT luminary, Bob Baker. Baker is a phenomenal writer, longtime Clippers fan, and one of professional journalism's best guardians. What I didn't know was that he's an accomplished songwriter, too.
- The indispensable LA Observed recently brought on Jacob Soboroff to blog the local sports scene. Soboroff truly understands new media and his courtside reports promise to be great stuff. Check out his interview with the somewhat dispirited "Clipper Darrell."
- Correcting yesterday's post, the Clippers will return from Minnesota 14-22 if they play .500 H/R ball through their EST/CST swing. I'm certain this provides a measure of reassurance for you.
- How bad are the Clippers from beyond the arc? They rank dead last in both 3PM and 3P%. Consider this: In 3PM, the margin between 29th ranked MIN and the Clips is as wide as the margin between 24th ranked NOOCH and aforementioned MIN. In 3P%, the Clippers are the league's only team below 30%.


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|Written by Whitney Noble
|Wednesday, 28 November 2012 07:36
The Barton College women's basketball team placed four players in double figures, and outscored Lees-McRae College by a 38-25 margin in the first half en route to a 71-52 victory in Conference
Carolinas play on Tuesday evening in Williams Gymnasium. Barton (2-2, 2-0 CC) shot an even 50 percent from the floor on the night, including a 53.3 percent clip in the first half, while holding Lees-McRae (0-3, 0-3 CC) to a field goal percentage of 38.5 percent in the contest. The Bobcats won the battle on the glass by a 36-29 margin, including a 12-6 advantage on the offensive boards, as Barton converted 24 Lees-McRae miscues into 23 points.
No. 11 Bulldogs Surge By Bobcats In Second Half
The No. 11 Barton College men's basketball team closed out the first half on a 20-6 run, and outscored Lees-McRae College by a 57-39 margin in the second half en route to a 94-63 win in Conference Carolinas play on Tuesday evening in Williams Gymnasium.
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Guest Column | November 15, 2013
How Increased Compliance Insight Can Strengthen The VAR's Role
By Victoria Strayer, Sr. Director, Enterprise Business Compliance, TSYS
Retailers have made it clear that payment risk mitigation is one of their major concerns. They expect it to be of equal concern to you.
With transition to EMV (Europay/MasterCard/Visa) on the horizon, PCI (Payment Card Industry) and regulatory compliance initiatives ongoing, and a blossoming landscape of alternative payment channels before us, the U.S. retail payments landscape is in the throes of major evolution. Some change (i.e. EMV) is designed to mitigate merchant and consumer risk, albeit with added expense and complexity. Some (e.g. mobile payment technologies) intend to create faster, easier and more convenient payments for consumers and merchants.
In this intricate environment with an expanding cast, a VAR might question its role as guardian. At times, some VARs will take a back seat on changes happening in the payments arena, unless it drives short-term reward and revenue. Too many still assume that security and compliance are the sole responsibility of their vendor and payment network partners. Some rush to integrate the latest technology buzz with little forethought or consultation regarding payment risk. These are serious omissions because:
- The VAR is a valuable and critical link between the merchant, the processor and the acquirer. To the merchant, the VAR is often the face of the payment environment — an ambassador. At our recent client risk advisory meeting, a recurring theme was the desire for stronger partnerships among VARs, processors and acquirers beyond the sales cycle and basic transaction facilitation.
- Ignorance of interrelated payment trends can cost business and customers. VARs have an opportunity to put their expertise on display. Playing the role of silent accommodator to merchant requests for the latest unproven trends could be a longer-term misstep. Steering merchants toward viable alternatives that have been properly vetted for risk exposure decreases the likelihood of downstream redesign and expense.
- A concerted effort among all stakeholders sends a better message to regulators. Building a risk mitigation layer into a VAR's product set today may pay off tomorrow, and not just in terms of a stronger value proposition. Increased oversight by regulators could spill into the ISO and VAR channel. It is incumbent upon each stakeholder, including the VAR, to be conscientious and proactively demonstrate an ability to protect the payments ecosystem.
The Dynamics Of Risk: A VAR's Challenge
For the VAR, the constantly changing payments landscape creates a dichotomy of sorts. On one hand, merchants expect their VARs and integration partners to lend creative solutions to their POS and retail systems environments. On the other, they expect that security and compliance features are "baked in" at no additional cost.
Understanding the security and compliance issues in an everchanging and multi-level regulatory environment doesn't create a groundswell of profit opportunity. However, it is the cost of doing business and of keeping that business.
Still, the VAR's role in the mitigation of merchant risk — and the shaping of tomorrow's retail payments infrastructure — can't be overstated. Demonstration of that role goes a long way toward gaining and maintaining the trust of retail customers and the market at large.
Front-Line Support: The Processor's Responsibility
Creating a safe and reliable payment experience for merchants and consumers requires payment networks, acquirers and processors to recognize their role in setting up the VAR community for success. This includes establishing an engagement model that flows timely information to VARs and supports their effort to provide creative and profitable, yet riskaverse solutions. As a result of recent payment data breaches, some payment networks have vastly improved their outreach to VARs and integrators, giving them increased exposure to compliance mandates and a venue to express their concerns and integration challenges.
Equally important is the broader payment community's acknowledgment that for most VARs, payment security doesn't "butter the bread." While demonstrating compliance savvy is fundamental for many of us, VARs don't get paid to study regulatory compliance. Many are creatively shaping the future of commerce and need knowledgeable partners vigilantly guiding them through the risks to the rewards. This reality underscores the importance of strong partnerships, relevant information sharing and engaged collaboration among stakeholders — from the payment networks, the processors and through to the entire integration community.


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(a) Discontinuance of regulation by the Commission
Notwithstanding sections 797 (e) and 817 of this title, the Commission shall discontinue exercising licensing and regulatory authority under this subchapter over qualifying project works in the State of Alaska, effective on the date on which the Commission certifies that the State of Alaska has in place a regulatory program for water-power development that—
(1) protects the public interest, the purposes listed in paragraph (2), and the environment to the same extent provided by licensing and regulation by the Commission under this subchapter and other applicable Federal laws, including the Endangered Species Act (16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.) and the Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act (16 U.S.C. 661 et seq.);
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Notwithstanding subsection (a) of this section, the Commission shall reassert its licensing and regulatory authority under this subchapter if the Commission finds that the State of Alaska has not complied with one or more of the requirements of this section.
(i) Determination by the Commission
(1) Upon application by the Governor of the State of Alaska, the Commission shall within 30 days commence a review of the State of Alaska's regulatory program for water-power development to determine whether it complies with the requirements of subsection (a) of this section.
(2) The Commission's review required by paragraph (1) shall be completed within 1 year of initiation, and the Commission shall within 30 days thereafter issue a final order determining whether or not the State of Alaska's regulatory program for water-power development complies with the requirements of subsection (a) of this section.
(j) Fish and wildlife
If the State of Alaska determines that a recommendation under subsection (a)(3)(C) of this section is inconsistent with paragraphs (1) and (2) of subsection (a) of this section, the State of Alaska may decline to adopt all or part of the recommendations in accordance with the procedures established under section 803 (j)(2) of this title.
Source(June 10, 1920, ch. 285, pt. I, § 32, as added Pub. L. 106–469, title V, § 501,Nov. 9, 2000, 114 Stat. 2037; amended Pub. L. 109–58, title II, § 244,Aug. 8, 2005, 119 Stat. 678.)
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The Endangered Species Act, referred to in subsec. (a)(1), probably means the Endangered Species Act of 1973, Pub. L. 93–205, Dec. 28, 1973, 87 Stat. 884, as amended, which is classified generally to chapter 35 (§ 1531 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1531 of this title and Tables.
The Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act, referred to in subsec. (a)(1), (3)(C), is act Mar. 10, 1934, ch. 55, 48 Stat. 401, as amended, which is classified generally to sections 661 to 666c of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 661 of this title and Tables.
2005—Subsec. (a)(3)(C). Pub. L. 109–58, § 244(1), inserted "except as provided in subsection (j) of this section," before "conditions".
Subsec. (j). Pub. L. 109–58, § 244(2), added subsec. (j).
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WADDINGTON Hydroplane boat racing will not be coming back to the St. Lawrence River this year.
Village board members this week voted unanimously against bringing back the once popular tradition over fears that they would not be able to raise the money in time for the races, which were tentatively scheduled for June 14 and 15.
Its disappointing, but what else could we do? Mayor Janet M. Otto-Cassada asked rhetorically.
The event is organized by American-Canadian Hydroplane Association.
The total cost to Waddington to host the event would be $82,500. The money would have covered the prize money for the four races, tow money for 60 to 70 boats, officiating, race insurance and Grand Prix rights.
Association members said the organization could cover up to half the cost of the event for the first year, and a portion of that amount thereafter for up to five years.
If the races were well attended, the association planned to make Waddington a permanent stop on its racing circuit, which also includes stops in Cornwall and Brockville in Ontario; Valleyfield, St. Felicien, and Beauharnais in Quebec; Buffalo and Boston.
Mrs. Otto-Cassada, who was in favor the event, said she had hoped the event would serve as another way to boost tourism in St. Lawrence County.
Although they wont happen this year, the races are not completely off the table.
We will wait and see next year, board member William Shoen said.
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Okay, folks, I got my friend hooked on Linux (Mandrake 8.0). He is thinking about dumping his box for a laptop computer. He (Jon) is going to buy a computer sans evil empire related software (M$ Windows XX). Jon wants a good distro that will easily detect everything on a generic laptop (can't seem to convince him that Slack is where it's at ). I told him Mandrake, but now I want to know what everyone else thinks. Should Jon just stick with Mandy or is there a better distro that is more suitable for laptops? Since I don't have a laptop, I don't feel that I am an authority on which is the most trouble free distro to use. Thanks.
[edit]While we're at it, he hasn't decided on a laptop to buy. He has checked out the linux-laptop faq's. He wants me to help him decide what to buy. I have no experience. Has anyone got a good, relatively inexpensive laptop recommendation? Has anyone used the desktop/laptop hybrids (such as one of these http://www.softwareandstuff.com/d_ds...ea900gray.html? Pros/cons? Thanks again.[/edit]
hi stryder!!
my only recommendation is an IBM, but don't use lm sensors
with it.
Well here in Denmark we have a nice brand called Amitech, I don't know if they are international but my gf brought one and I was amazed at the amount of band she got for her buck. I don't know how well it handles Linux, but the components seems fair standard, as she has not allowed me to install Linux on it..... yet.......
I agree with pbharris .. IBM is very good at laptops ... For distro, I would say Red Hat but Mandy is not very far anyway .. But Debian has laptop dedicated mailing lists and stuff so you may have easier time getting help.
I just recently bought a Dell, and Mandrake went on it without a hitch. Yahoo has a group dedicated to linux on dell laptops (http://groups.yahoo.com/linux-dell-laptops) that is really helpful.
Overall, the I really like this laptop. I ended up getting an Inspiron 8200, the desktop replacement model. Dell is a little bit pricey, but not too bad really. I settled on the Inspiron because here at work we use the older Inspiron 8000's and they have had very few problems running both Win2k and various versions of Linux. I have also heard good things about IBM Thinkpads, and I believe our admin people are looking at buying some of those next time.
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Plus Dell PCs comes with the technically superior OS, FreeDOS now... :P
I would love to have a laptop, but they are too expensive for me right now.
I have been looking at used ones on Ebay.
Who knows, maybe someday.
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Spyware solutions: Technology and leadership
Microsoft's strategy for addressing spyware and other potentially unwanted software
The spyware challenge
Spyware has risen to the top of many PC users' lists as one of the most vexing challenges they face today. Microsoft customers echo analysts, partners, government leaders, and consumer advocacy groups in identifying spyware as a serious problem for the entire PC industry.
Equal parts security threat, privacy threat, and nuisance, this emerging class of software has risen quickly from obscurity to near ubiquity. Recent research underscores the point: A November 2004 study by analyst firm IDC estimates that 67 percent of consumer PCs are infected with some form of spyware1. The seemingly phantom nature of the problem combined with its increasingly hazardous impact threatens to undermine trust in computing as significantly as better known challenges such as viruses and worms. Customers have made it clear that they look to Microsoft to deliver powerful solutions in response to the threat.
The effects of spyware on the individual PC user range from minor annoyances to serious impacts on PC performance, security, and privacy. More often than not, spyware-related issues reported by users come in the form of one or more of these common symptoms:
? Unauthorized pop-up advertisements, even when not browsing the Web
? A change to the browser home page or default search engine without user consent, which often resists attempts to change it back
? A new and unwanted toolbar on the browser, which often resists attempts to remove it
? A sudden and dramatic slowdown in PC performance
? Increased crashing of operating systems, Web browsers, and other common applications
Microsoft and its Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and Internet Service Provider (ISP) partners are witnessing an increasing number of support calls related to spyware, which is further evidence that customers are being negatively affected.
Spyware and other potentially unwanted software refers to a wide range of programs that perform actions such as displaying advertising, tracking Web sites visited, or changing the configuration of a PC. Though these are the most common forms of spyware, attention is often focused on less common but more potentially harmful forms, such as programs that record keystrokes, collect personal information and send it to a third party, or remotely control a PC's resources. The key in all cases is whether users understand what the software will do and have agreed to install the software on their PCs.
As an industry leader, Microsoft is focused on relieving customers of the problems caused by spyware and other potentially unwanted software, and is committed to effectively answering this challenge.
The Microsoft strategy
PC users around the world increasingly rely on software to perform an ever-widening array of tasks, from home entertainment to mission-critical business operations, and much more. Microsoft's approach to software is distinguished by its vision of an open and extensible platform. The powerful core components and open Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) of the Microsoft Windows? platform offer unbridled opportunities for software development, innovation, and learning.
As the platform of choice for millions of customers and developers around the world, Windows continues to provide a foundation for new stages of growth and opportunity. Unfortunately, the popularity of the Windows platform has also been accompanied by a rise in activity by hackers, criminals, and others who seek to exploit its capabilities. The challenge for Microsoft and other responsible technology providers is to enable the increasingly powerful benefits of the PC platform while also protecting the integrity of the computing experience. In the case of spyware, this means helping to ensure user security and privacy and keeping the PC free of unwanted software.
Microsoft's vision for anti-spyware solutions is that customers should be empowered to make informed decisions about the software that installs and runs on their PCs. Microsoft will take steps toward this vision by making it easier for customers to gain insight into what's running on the system, to better discern good software from bad software, and to block and remove spyware from a PC. To accomplish this, Microsoft is specifically focusing on the following areas:
Protect Windows users with technology to block, find, and remove spyware and other potentially unwanted software
Consumer Guidance & Engagement
Offer resources to help inform and educate customers on how to prevent spyware and other potentially unwanted software from impacting their PCs
Industry Collaboration
Collaborate with industry leaders to identify and address spyware
Legislation & Law Enforcement
Work to help discourage the development and distribution of spyware and other unwanted software
Technical anti-spyware solutions that effectively block, detect, and remove spyware are still emerging. Microsoft believes that Windows users should know:
? The software installed on their PC
? Where that software came from
? What that software does
? How that software was installed
? How that software can be disabled or removed
The December 2004 acquisition of the anti-spyware technology created by GIANT Company Software, Inc. has accelerated Microsoft's capability to provide customers with solutions that will empower them to help keep spyware off of their PCs, while also helping to protect user privacy.
Microsoft Windows AntiSpyware is a security technology that helps protect Windows users from spyware and other potentially unwanted software. A beta version of the software is now available to users of Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server? 2003. Details on timing and terms of availability for new anti-spyware offerings beyond the beta version are yet to be determined.
For the best anti-spyware solution from Microsoft, the security enhancements in Windows XP Service Pack 2 will combine with the capabilities of Windows AntiSpyware to:
? Detect and remove spyware. This will help customers identify and then disable or remove known spyware and other potentially unwanted software from their PCs. Customers experiencing the common symptoms mentioned above can use this solution to help rid their PCs of existing spyware and help keep their PCs in working order.
Windows AntiSpyware provides fast, comprehensive scanning of your PC's memory, files, and registry for spyware. Users can learn more about spyware that is discovered on their PC using the online spyware library, a Web database that contains descriptions of known spyware. The Windows AntiSpyware Scan Scheduler enables the scheduling of regular spyware scans to help maintain your PC.
It is also important to enable customers to stay in control of what is running on their PC. The Internet Explorer Add-on Manager in Windows XP Service Pack 2 provides advanced users and support professionals with a way to see which Internet Explorer browser add-ons are installed and running. Using this new feature, add-ons installed without user consent can be easily removed.
Expanding on this concept, Windows AntiSpyware includes System Explorers, which enable users to quickly discover and remove hidden or potentially unwanted programs that may have been installed without their consent. System Explorers provide comprehensive views of the following areas:
? Applications. The user is informed of programs that are running, communicating on the Internet, starting automatically when the PC is turned on, and add-ons that are being used for Internet Explorer.
? Internet Explorer. The user is informed of the current Internet Explorer browser settings (such as home page or search page), what toolbars are loaded, and what browser helper objects (such as integrated file viewers or music players) are being used.
? Networking. The user is informed of software that may automatically redirect the PC to unwanted Internet sites or change information coming to the PC over the Internet.
? System. The user is informed of programs running that listen to all commands executed on a PC.
Known good programs are identified, making it easier to find and remove those that are potentially unwanted.
Improve Internet browsing safety. In addition to detecting and removing known threats, both Windows XP Service Pack 2 and Windows AntiSpyware provide features to improve the safety of Internet browsing.
Windows XP Service Pack 2 already provides protection against two common ways that spyware installs itself on a PC. The Pop-up Blocker in Internet Explorer helps prevent installation via pop-up ads, and the Internet Explorer Information Bar also helps suppress unsolicited downloads.
Windows AntiSpyware provides continuous protection by guarding more than 50 ways Web sites and programs can put spyware on a PC. If known spyware is detected at these security "checkpoints," it will be blocked. If an unknown program is detected at a checkpoint, intelligent notifications ask the user to determine whether to let the program continue. The following types of agents monitor the security checkpoints:
? Internet agents. These agents help protect against spyware that makes unauthorized connections to the Internet or changes a PC's Internet settings such as dial-up or wireless connectivity.
? System agents. These agents help protect against spyware that makes unauthorized changes to the PC, such as changing password settings, security permissions, or other critical system settings.
? Application agents. These agents help protect against spyware that makes changes to applications, such as modifying Internet Explorer by adding an unwanted toolbar, automatically downloading Internet Explorer add-ons from the Internet, or starting potentially unwanted programs when the PC is turned on.
In addition, some types of spyware aggressively change some Internet Explorer browser settings, such as the home page or search page, and resist your attempts to change them back. The Browser Hijack Restore feature allows users to quickly restore more than 15 Internet Explorer settings that are persistently changed by spyware.
Stop the latest threats. Because new instances of spyware are constantly emerging, anti-spyware software needs to be updated with new signatures, which are countermeasures for the latest spyware. Microsoft will provide regular signature updates, which the Windows AntiSpyware AutoUpdater can automatically download and install, helping to protect customers from the latest threats.
SpyNet? is a voluntary worldwide community of Windows AntiSpyware users that plays a key role in determining which suspicious programs are classified as spyware. Any user can choose to join SpyNet? and report potential spyware to Microsoft. Users participating in the global SpyNet? network help to discover new threats quickly so everyone is better protected. Signatures are created for programs that are identified as spyware and made available to all users.
A dedicated team of spyware researchers at Microsoft will also discover new spyware and other potentially unwanted software. When a new threat is identified, researchers will create signatures to counteract it. These signatures will be made available to all Windows AntiSpyware users.
Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 users are encouraged to evaluate the beta of Windows AntiSpyware which provides the benefits discussed above.
Consumer guidance and engagement
Consumers tell Microsoft they are often confused by deceptive advertisements or alerts that result in downloading spyware. They are also often unaware of spyware that comes bundled with "free" programs they download. To address this confusion, Microsoft will provide trusted resources for customers to remove and avoid spyware. To date, Microsoft has launched a Web site at http://www.microsoft.com/spyware. Public newsgroups for spyware have also been created, accessible from the spyware site. Security-focused "Most Valuable Professionals" (MVPs) monitor these newsgroups to assist the online community with spyware-related issues.
Industry collaboration
Today, industry leaders utilize different approaches for addressing spyware, which limits their ability to have a broad, coordinated impact in addressing the problem. Microsoft will collaborate with industry players to share best practices and create common ways of identifying and addressing spyware issues. Industry-wide best practices will create an incentive for legitimate software publishers to distinguish themselves from less scrupulous publishers and minimize the risk of being classified with those who engage in unwanted behavior. For example, Microsoft is committed to working with other companies to evolve definitions and common understandings of unwanted software. Microsoft is also actively engaged with other industry groups such as the Center for Democracy & Technology and its Consumer Software Working Group to help focus regulatory and enforcement efforts on truly deceptive practices. Finally, Microsoft also works with top OEM and ISP partners to share best practices for identifying new instances of spyware and supporting customers.
Legislation and law enforcement
Few laws currently apply to the development or distribution of spyware. Consequently, law enforcement agencies are limited in their ability to identify and pursue those that develop and distribute spyware. Microsoft will continue to discourage the development of spyware and other unwanted software by working with the appropriate government leaders and law enforcement agencies to ensure that perpetrators of spyware are forced to cease such practices. Microsoft will cooperate with law enforcement and regulatory agencies to assist them in their efforts to enforce existing laws regarding unwanted practices (such as the PC Fraud and Abuse Act in the United States and similar international consumer protection laws). Such enforcement could put some of the most insidious violators out of business, which would have a significant impact on the amount and type of spyware produced and distributed. Microsoft will continue to work with legislators on solutions as needed for those practices not already considered illegal under existing laws. It is also important to note that Microsoft believes any legislation should be carefully crafted to avoid unnecessary regulation on legitimate programs that enhance a PC user's experience.
Vision for the future
The threat of spyware and other unwanted software, like all security threats, is unlikely to be eradicated. Hackers, criminals, and others with ill intent will always attempt to circumvent the intentions and protections of users in an effort to exploit PCs and networks for vandalism or profit. However, Microsoft is deeply committed to continuing its increasingly intensive efforts to counter security threats, and spyware will remain an issue that is central to the company's work.
The Microsoft anti-spyware vision is that PC users should be able to see and understand the software that is running on their PCs and have the power to prevent or remove software they do not want. This vision drove the acquisition of GIANT Company Software, and it will inform Microsoft's efforts in future versions of its products.
Microsoft's long-term goal is that spyware and other potentially unwanted software will cease to be a major issue for customers. Microsoft understands the concerns of the right for privacy and fully supports a person's right to be left alone. Customers should be free to have access to any of their personal information and have control over how it is used. They must be able to trust that their personal information is being used appropriately. Microsoft regards the protection of customer information as a vital element of trust, and it regards customer trust as vital to the success of its business.
What customers can do
Microsoft invites customers to evaluate the beta of Windows AntiSpyware. Microsoft also strongly recommends that customers follow the three steps outlined at http://www.microsoft.com/protect, which are to: (1) use an Internet firewall on all PCs, (2) update all PCs with the latest security updates, and (3) use up-to-date antivirus software. Additionally, Windows XP users should install Windows XP Service Pack 2 with advanced security technologies to help you protect against viruses, hackers, and worms.


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Lessons Learned at RSPA Inspire 2012: Video Blog
By Jim Roddy, president, Business Solutions magazine
There wasn't any snow in Costa Rica this week – it was a gorgeous 80 degrees all week – but there was an avalanche of information exchanged at the annual Retail Solutions Providers Association (RSPA) Inspire Thought Leadership Summit. The conference was conducted Jan. 29-Feb. 1 at the Los Suenos Marriott Ocean and Golf Resort in Herradura, Costa Rica.
For three days, featured speaker Brett Harward engaged approximately 80 members of the retail IT channel in discussions related to their industry. Among the hottest topics were:
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LINCOLN - Marguerite E. St. Pierre, 85, passed at the Philip Hulitar Center on October 21st with her loving family by her side. She was the wife of the late Henri J. St. Pierre.
Born in Central Falls, Marguerite was a daughter of the late Odias and Virginia Fortier.
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POTSDAM Plans for a town referendum on forming a recreation district have been delayed because of an overlooked state regulation, and now a vote cannot be held until mid-April at the earliest.
The Town Council intended to set a date during a special meeting Tuesday, when about 15 residents gathered in the town hall to ask questions and voice their opinions about the plan.
The plan calls for the creation of a special taxing district that would include all town and village of Potsdam property except the village of Norwood. Norwood would not be included because it runs its own recreation program.
State law mandates that the village of Potsdam must approve the creation of such a district, a rule unknown by the town or the village until recently.
The village Board of Trustees passed a resolution approving the district Monday, but village residents have 30 days to present a petition opposing the resolution. If that happens, the village will have to schedule a referendum.
The town will hold its own referendum, which would include all residents inside the proposed district, but this will have to be delayed until the fate of a village petition is known. If the villages resolution does go to a vote, the town and village will be allowed to hold their votes concurrently.
It is unlikely that village residents will move to strike down the resolution, according to town Supervisor Marie C. Regan, because their taxes will probably go down overall if the village drops support for recreation and a special district is created as is planned.
Town residents living outside the village would pay 70 to 80 cents more in taxes per $1,000 of assessed property value if the district is created.
This increase did not sit well with some town residents at Tuesdays meeting.
It doesnt seem like a fair tax for what its trying to accomplish, said Jon R. Greenwood, Potsdam resident and president of the St. Lawrence County Farm Bureau.
Mr. Greenwoods large dairy farm is very close to the border of Canton. His family does not use Potsdams recreation facilities, he said, and because he owns so much lands his tax increase would be significant.
I have a Canton address, our kids go to the Canton school, I am a Canton resident beyond where I pay my taxes, he said.
Others wanted to know how many of the children who use the beach or arena are from the village and how many come from the town outside. These numbers were not available, because a survey has not been done in years, according to village Mayor Steven W. Yurgartis, who was in attendance.
With the future of the program in doubt, people asked what would happen if things do not go according to plan.
If the result of the referendum is a no, what would happen to recreation? asked Potsdam resident Betty Grant.
The ball would then be in the villages court, Ms. Regan said.
The village would have to decide if they are firm in their conviction that they wont run the district any more, she said.
However, Ms. Regan said she sees the towns takeover of the program as an important, positive step.
I can see very strong reasons to do this. Rec is important, she said.
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Game Four: Tinkering With the Lineup
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A summary of the various lineups the Clippers threw at PHX, substitution by substitution, and how each produced in the first half of Game Four:
- Cassell-Mobley-Maggette-Radmanovic-Brand (Starting Lineup)
The Suns convert on their first four offensive possessions. Right off the bat, the Suns go to work against the smaller Clipper lineup - first working some open space for Bell against a smaller, slower Cassell, then a high S/R for Diaw, who uses Brand's reluctance to leave the paint (he's the Clips' only big man) to sink an open 13-footer. And PHX is prepared to press the issue by posting Thomas against Maggette - who isn't a post defender. The Clippers do a better job closing up the lane as the quarter progresses, but from the outset it appears it could be a long night.
The good news on the other end is that Cassell is neutralizing Marion by running the side S/R for Brand at his favorite spot. Because the Matrix is so intent to stay on Cassell, Brand has plenty of open court to work against the slower Thomas. In addition, Sam decides that the most advantageous matchups on the floor are him against Nash (he takes Stevie to the basket repeatedly) and EB against the slower Thomas. Cassell pulls one of his crafty vet pump fake/lean-in trips to the line.
On the other end, Bell is heating up - there's no possible way for Sam to rotate over. The Clips are lucky Raja misses a couple of open looks.
Some more good news: Despite giving up size, the Clippers win the offensive rebounding battle 3-2 while this lineup is on the floor.
The Clips stay in it. When Livingston checks in for Vlad...
PHX leads 23-19. (Suns +4)
- Cassell-Mobley-Maggette-Livingston-Brand (1st, 4:37)
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Something interesting happens here. For the next three minutes, the Suns -- who were on pace to score 40 points in the quarter -- record only 2 points. The basket is a Barbosa-Marion elbow S/R. The Clips double Barbosa and Maggette is left out to dry with Marion thundering down the lane.
Meanwhile, Mobley recognizes a strong mismatch on Leandro Barbosa and begins to post up. Mobley doesn't fill up the box score in Game Four, but played a nice "little things" game. And Corey Maggette has started to heat up his catch-and-shoot game with a couple of 18-footers.
Highlight of this sequence: Livingston blocking Nash's layup. Clipper fans - peer into your crystal ball. Imagine your 6'7" point guard locked up for a seven-year contract. Does it give you chills?
Clips lead 29-26 (Clips +7)
- Livingston-Mobley-Ross-Maggette-Brand (1st, 1:47)
Ross spells Cassell and the Clips lock down defensively now, as the Suns finish the quarter 1 for 3 from the field. The two misses are awful contested jumpers. And Diaw does a remarkable Elton Brand imitation to hit from 15.
On the other end, the Clips work the inside-out game to perfection. Brand recognizes the triple-team and kicks it out to a wide open Q - who hits "the shot he has to make."
The quarter ends...
Clips lead 33-28 (Clips +2)
- Livingston-Maggette-Ross-Singleton-Brand (2nd, 12:00)
Jumpin' James gets his first minutes. Very little happens here other than Elton is a little slow on his perimeter rotation; he seems to be conflicted - as the only big, does he guard the paint, or get out on his man?
After a bad pass that results in a Barbosa PUJIT, Dunleavy spells him...
Clips lead 34-30 (Clips -1)
- Cassell-Maggette-Livingston-Ross-Singleton (2nd, 10:44)
Anyone with reservations about a small lineup is now officially chewing off his limbs. And other than a circus three-pointer by Shaun as the clock expires, the Clippers don't score. Fortunately, the Suns are limited to a three-pointer on a beautiful off-ball screen by Nash that lets Thomas drift out to the arc and get open.
After two Corey turnovers in a row and a generally inert Clipper offense that hasn't run a coherent set all quarter, it's time to get Brand and Mobley back in the game.
Clips lead 37-33 (Even)
- Cassell-Mobley-Maggette-Livingston-Brand (2nd, 8:12)
Here is the +7 squad from the first quarter reunited for their second tour.
A couple of observations: Mobley is playing terrific defense on Diaw off the high screen. Maybe this is the reason that Dunleavy is pulling away from the trap with Mobley and allowing him to take Diaw on the switch. The one instance that Mobley doubles, Diaw hit the J before Livingston can rotate over.
On the offensive end, Brand is abusing both Nash off the switch and James Jones whenever he's left in the post to defend EB. I'm not sure why TT is on Mobley, but that's where he's set up. Livingston gets into the act, too - posting up Nash. What about Maggette? Well, since he's not really a post guy, why not just have him slash through the Suns defense and draw two shots.
In short, everyone on the Clips' roster is maximizing his strengths - and the Clippers are spending a lot of time at the stripe. Somehow, Dunleavy is proving that you can both go small and control tempo. Who knew?
But all good things must come to an end, and after building an 11 point lead, the Clips let the Suns back into the game with a 7-2 run, punctuated by a little Diaw screen on Cassell that allows Raja just enough room to sink a three. Nash blows by Maggette who...where...I have no idea whom or what he was guarding out on the wing. The next time down, Nash takes Mobley off the dribble.
Time to bring in some defensive help - Q arrives on the scene.
Clips lead 50-46 (Even)
- Cassell-Mobley-Ross-Maggette-Brand (2nd, 3:18)
A nice inside-out play from Brand and Maggette. On the other end, Ross is denying the high S/R, so Diaw decides...well...I'll just drive the lane. Easy layup. Then Mobley goes back to work in the paint, followed by that annoyingly perfect PHX Angle Corner play...except PHX starts this one with Marion in the post because it draws, like, eight Clippers into the paint...then it's elementary from there - pass to an open Raja Bell in the corner - three points.
After that, Maggette performs his best Cassell imitation, throwing his body into TT. Two easy points at the stripe.
Clips lead 57-51 (Clips +2)
- Cassell-Mobley-Ross-Vlad-Brand (2nd, 1:31)
The Clips get two stops - one nice, one lucky: Q forces Nash into an airball and, after a Vlad miss from three, Diaw gets down the gut of the lane to the rim and his layup spins out.
On the offensive end, the Clips call for one of the smartest plays of the night - post the 6'10" Vlad against the 3'9" Barbosa. Before Vlad can even get set, Barbosa has fouled him. Vlad sinks both.
Clips lead 59-51 (Clips +2)
Cassell-Livingston-Ross-Vlad-Brand (2nd, 0:33)
The Clips force Nash into a 25-footer that he misses and with the half winding down, no Sun blocks out Shaun off the Cassell miss, so Shaun gets the easy tip-in.
At the half...
Clips lead 61-51 (Clips +2)


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Karlee Martino and Britni Greenwood form an impenatrable wall at home to block a Union shot.
Another match, another sweep. Seems like the Carbon High Volleyball team have resumed right where they left off last season. On Thursday the latest victim was Uintah as Carbon beat them 25-11, 25-17, 25-18. The Dinos are now 6-4 in pre season action.
Carbon opened the match with another dominating performance in game one. But they got a bit of a scare in the second game as both Karlee Martino and Joy Malone went down with ankle sprains within minutes of each other. But as they did last season, the rest of the team stepped up and madde the aadjustments neccesary to carry the team to victory.
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