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Dr. Leon Josephs
Acting Chief Executive Officer
Dr. Michael Sheehy
Acting Chief Medical Officer
Bruce Plummer
Chief Financial Officer
Linda Coccola
Vice President, Marketing & Communications
Deborah Gavron-Ravenelle, Esq.
Chief Compliance Officer
Stephen Knox
Acting Chief Operations Officer
Joseph Ricciardi
Chief Human Resources Officer
Betsy Hampton, RN, MBA
Vice President, Population Health
Dr. Leon Josephs
Acting Chief Executive Officer
A graduate of the Boston University School of Medicine, Dr. Leon Josephs joined Reliant Medical Group in 2001 and has been a member of the Board of Trustees since 2011. A highly skilled vascular surgeon, Dr. Josephs was Division Chief of General and Vascular Surgery at Reliant from 2006 through 2014.
In addition to his work at Reliant Medical Group, Dr. Josephs is Chief of Surgery and Director of the Vascular Surgery Department at Saint Vincent Hospital. Dr. Josephs is also a member of the Board of Directors for Old Colony Hospice, a non-profit organization in Massachusetts that provides end-of-life care. A former lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Reserves, Dr. Josephs joined the Reserves prior to the events of 9/11 and served in Kuwait and Baghdad as part of a small, mobile surgical team.
Dr. Josephs has long enjoyed instructing surgical residents, medical students and future advanced practitioners. He received the annual Brian Bednarz, MD Faculty Award from the University of Massachusetts Medical School Surgical Chief Residents in 2007 and the Surgical Faculty Teaching Award from the Boston University Chief Residents in 1995. Dr. Josephs was formerly Chair of the Board of Trustees at Reliant; he stepped down in February, 2015 to focus full efforts on the role of Acting Chief Executive Officer.
Dr. Michael Sheehy
Acting Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Michael Sheehy first began his career as a primary care physician at Reliant Medical Group in Leominster in 1990, and later transitioned to a number of key administrative roles. Now as Acting Chief Medical Officer, he is responsible for overseeing the broad range of clinical care that we deliver, administrating clinical quality, efficiency and access, along with the management of more than 500 physicians and advanced practitioners in all areas of the organization.
Most recently the Medical Director for Population Health, Dr. Sheehy has helped to build care models and infrastructure to improve the health status of our patients, particularly in areas of cost efficiency and quality. The Office of Population Health oversees all utilization, quality, and risk management functions, including site-based case managers for our most complex patients, clinical pharmacy, quality initiatives and risk and patient safety. His vast experience at Reliant, including roles as Chair of the Internal Medicine department, Regional Medical Director for Primary Care, and on the Board of Trustees has ideally suited him for this role.
Dr. Sheehy earned his medical degree from the Boston University School of Medicine and performed his internship and residency in Internal Medicine at Miriam Hospital/Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island.
Bruce Plummer
Chief Financial Officer
Bruce Plummer serves as the Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President of Business Development for Reliant Medical Group, Inc. A seasoned financial executive with 25 years of progressive audit and healthcare experience, he provides financial oversight to this $280 million multi-specialty group practice employing over 400 medical practitioners. Mr. Plummer's financial responsibilities include revenue operations, payor contracting, financial planning and analysis, tax planning and compliance, internal controls and financial reporting. Operational responsibilities include management of the malpractice subsidiaries, business development, Information Services, Facilities, and management of the retail subsidiaries.
During his tenure at Reliant Medical Group, Mr. Plummer has led several key initiatives. Most notably he has restructured the economic and operational terms of the Health Care Services Agreement, implemented a financial turnaround of the Clinic's pharmacy business, coordinated a complex ownership transfer that increased physician ownership of the Clinic to 100% and executed the divestiture of the Pharmacy business. He also provided oversight of several improvements in collection processes resulting in a considerable increase in up-front collection rates and cash flow.
Before joining Reliant Medical Group, Mr. Plummer provided financial direction and oversight for area healthcare organizations, including Blue Cross Blue Shield Health Centers and Matthew Thornton Health Plan. He has implemented financial turnaround initiatives, led the divestiture of key business units, and has consistently worked to improve the integrity of financial systems and reporting functions.
Mr. Plummer is a Certified Public Accountant and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. He is a Cum Laude graduate of the University of Massachusetts Lowell, and holds a bachelor of science in Business Administration.
Linda M. Coccola
Vice President, Marketing & Communications
As Vice President of Marketing & Communications, Linda oversees the planning and execution of all external marketing and corporate communications activities. She also oversees the Patient Experience function.
Prior to arriving at Reliant in 2007, Linda spent 18 years in healthcare marketing leadership roles, including 15 years at The Providence Center, a large regional community mental health center in Rhode Island where she was the Chief Marketing officer. In this role she oversaw all advertising and public relations activities, and internal communication efforts. She also initiated and oversaw the business development function, which was instrumental in designing and bringing to market new services. During her tenure with The Providence Center, Linda worked with Mental Health Corporations of America educating members about how to develop marketing functions within their non-profit organizations.
Previous to this Linda was the Director of Marketing & Fund Development at Dedham, Mass-based Riverside Community care. In this role she directed the health and human service organization's marketing communications program, as well its fund development and major giving efforts.
Before entering healthcare marketing, Linda was a public relations account executive for two Rhode Island-based marketing consulting firms where her clients included A.T Cross, Ocean Spray, Simplex, and Bank of New England.
Deborah Gavron-Ravenelle, Esq.
Chief Compliance Officer
As Chief Compliance Officer, Deb provides leadership, guidance and counsel to our over 2,000 employees regarding Reliant's corporate compliance program. She is responsible for the development, operation and ongoing refinement of Reliant's comprehensive HIPAA, compliance and business integrity programs, which are designed to promote an organizational culture that fosters ethical business behavior. These programs provide the basis for ensuring compliance with all federal and state healthcare laws and regulations.
A graduate of Saint Michael's College and Massachusetts School of Law, Deb first joined Reliant in 2008 as the Senior Manager of Regulatory Affairs before being promoted to Director of Compliance and now Chief Compliance Officer. Throughout her tenure, Deb has played a critical role at Reliant by leading the alignment of compliance strategies for numerous growth initiatives.
Deb is extremely active in the community, serving on numerous committees including the Worcester Chamber of Commerce Expo, United Way of Central Massachusetts, Girls Inc. of Worcester, and the Worcester Women's Leadership Conference. She is also a member of the YWCA Board of Directors.
Stephen Knox
Acting Chief Operations Officer
A skilled financial executive, Stephen's experience on the payer, hospital and physician side of the health care industry make him a valuable addition to Reliant Medical Group's Executive Management Team (EMT). First serving as Vice President of Ancillary Services on EMT, he has now taken on the role of Acting Chief Operations Officer (COO). In his new role, Stephen will be overseeing Clinical Operations, Information Services, Ancillary Services and Real Estate Operations. In addition, he will also continue to drive Reliant's Business Development efforts, including spearheading new areas for growth and profitability which are so important to the organization.
A graduate of the University of Connecticut with a BS in Health Care Management and an MBA from the University of Hartford, Stephen first joined Reliant Medical Group in 1998 as Director of Financial Planning and Analysis before being promoted to Executive Director of Business Support & Contracting and eventually Vice President of Ancillary Services. Stephen has played an important role in many key initiatives at Reliant, including the acquisition and divestiture of several lines of business, improvements in the capital and operating budget process, and the development of a unique financial reporting system that is used to manage the ongoing operations of Reliant Medical Group.
Before joining Reliant Medical Group, Stephen worked at UMass Memorial Health Care for nine years as Director of Financial Operations. He began his career at Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, working in financial analysis, contracting, and payer relations.
Joseph Ricciardi
Chief Human Resources Officer
Joseph Ricciardi serves as Reliant Medical Group's Chief Human Resources Officer. Joe joined Reliant Medical Group in 2010 with over ten years of experience in Human Resources. He has built strong relationships within all levels of the organization through the implementation and oversight of policies and Human Resources programs in key areas including staffing, employee relations, training and development, performance management, compensation, benefits administration and Employee Recognition Programs.
Joe considers the challenges of balancing the well-being of Reliant's Employees and Patients and ensuring the financial stability of the organization as main focus areas.
Prior to joining Reliant, Joe served as Senior Human Resources Generalist at Deluxe Corporation, Inc. where he was responsible for all aspects of Human Resources functions.
Joe received his Professional Human Resource Certification from Assumption College and recently completed the Harvard School of Public Health Executive Leadership Program for Reliant Medical Group. He is a member of the Society of Human Resource Management and a Board Member of the Human Resources Management Association of Central Massachusetts.
Betsy Hampton
Vice President, Population Health
As the Vice President of Population Health, Betsy Hampton is responsible for guiding operational performance improvement for Reliant's payer-based risk pools. She oversees the continuous improvement of medical management and the effective implementation of operational and programmatic interventions designed to support resource stewardship efforts. She has led the organization in building an infrastructure to respond to payment reform and global risk. Key responsibilities include recognizing the critical linkage between the organization's efforts to improve quality, reduce risk and minimize unnecessary and preventable resource expenditures.
Prior to joining Reliant, Ms. Hampton had executive oversight of Aetna/Schaller Anderson's Medicaid programs in New Hampshire and Maine. Her responsibilities included ensuring the successful implementation and ongoing operations of the Medical Management programs for Medicaid recipients. Goals included providing suitable interventions that create greater access to care, improved outcomes, and lower utilization rates for Medicaid recipients with complex health conditions.
Ms. Hampton received her MBA and BA degrees in business administration from Shorter College in Rome, Georgia and her nursing degree from the University of Hawaii.


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i have had the ****iest luck with cranks i had the stock crank on my GT Mach One Pro and i twisted that and bent the spindle now i have a redline one and i bent both of the crank arms on that one so i need a good crank
any sugestions
i have had the ****iest luck with cranks i had the stock crank on my GT Mach One Pro and i twisted that and bent the spindle now i have a redline one and i bent both of the crank arms on that one so i need a good crank
any sugestions
Yep, profiles or Odyssey 41Thermals would be my choice.
Yeah, i changed my mind, i would rather have Odysseys.Originally Posted by MadMan2k
Just because i can think of at least 4 people that have had Profiles come loose, and they knew what they were doing when they put them on...
And out of the 3 or 4 people i know with Odyssey Cranks, i havent heard/seen them have any problems.
You're lucky to know so many people. I only have one friend that rides, and he's too poor to buy new stuff to try it out so I have to look online to find out about parts, or buy it myself
Yeah, but its not always great to have so many peolpe that ride...Originally Posted by MadMan2k
What about primo's? I was thinkin about gettin some kind of primo's for my bike because i heard its a good brand. Does anyone know anything about primo?
I actually have Primo Hollowbites, and i have to say, im not a fan, they look bad, are heavier that Profiles and Odyssey's and they dont have warrantys, not to mention the creaking noise that mine make (and yes i have check and there is nothing wrong with them and several times i have re-qreased them and made sure they were good, but they still creak)Originally Posted by Fuse2man
So just get either Odysseys or Profiles.
about the creaking noise, my friends bike was makin a creakin noise, and he thought it was the cranks, but come to find out it was a slight crack in the frame up by the headset, so slight you could barly hear it.Originally Posted by KinetikBiker04
I checked my frame, and entire bike, but even if it was my frame, i have the money sitting around for a new one...Originally Posted by Fuse2man
I just have to convince my damn parents...
(oh, in other news, i changed my mind again, im getting a Fit Flow 20.75")
You should get a Sunday, they'll be out in like two weeks.
Im sure there going to be more expensive, and id rather get my Fit Flow...Originally Posted by MadMan2k
I dont know why, just after seeing the Flow and the Sunday...
The Flow seems to be a Series 2 thats lighter and has japanesse tubing...
And the Series 2's were good, and the Flow is cheap too!
And if i get the Flow, ill have enough money to get a new back wheel(Odyssey Cassette 48h 10t driver) as well as a chainwheel(Fit Lite 28t)...
i thought you said you had a series 3 in the shop?
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Read the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) update to the Nonpublic Elementary and Secondary School Recognition Program. One change, as described in the Illinois School Code, (105 ILCS 5/2-3.25o) is the requirement of proof of not for profit status of the school. ISBE now appears to be implementing that requirement in the 2014-15 school year.
For complete details, see http://www.isbe.net/grants/html/np_recognition.htm.
The information below is a republication from the ExceleRate Illinois website as of 7/9/2014. (Source: http://www.excelerateillinoisproviders.com/resources/accreditation)
The links below outline the details regarding alignment of ExceleRate Illinois standards with national accreditations. In the summer of 2013, the Governor's Office of Early Childhood Development (OECD) invited all national accrediting bodies to have their accreditation cross-walked with the ExceleRate Illinois standards. If your accrediting body is not listed below, encourage them to contact the Governor's Office of Early Childhood Development to engage in this process. If your program is accredited by one of these accrediting bodies, you are able to use your accreditation to show evidence for many of the ExceleRate Illinois standards. Please review the crosswalk summary for details and the additional requirements for alignment with ExceleRate Illinois.
American Montessori Society (AMS) Accreditation
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Once you have reviewed the crosswalk, use the additional Standard and Evidence Requirements to find what pieces will need to be met beyond your accreditation.
House Bill 1625 – This legislation (now law) states that the one annual law enforcement drill already required focuses on a reverse evacuation scenario. It also clarifies that this drill is intended to "address and prepare" school personnel, meaning student participation is not required. A local law enforcement agency is required to contact the school about participating in the drill. If a mutually agreed upon date cannot be found, the school will conduct the drill without participation of the law enforcement agency.
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WASHINGTON -- Environmentalists who have worked for decades to protect Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge from oil development on Thursday kicked off a celebration of the 50-year anniversary of the vast sanctuary.
Their goal for the next 50 years, the environmentalists said, is to make permanent the ban on any further oil or gas development in the refuge's coastal plain. And they say there's no greater case for doing that than last week's explosion at an offshore oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico that threatens to become as big an environmental disaster as the 1989 grounding of the Exxon Valdez tanker in Alaska.
"Today, we see an ocean burning," Debbie Sease of the Sierra Club said outside of the Capitol. "We need no further evidence that drilling is dangerous."
The refuge traces its roots to 1960, when then-President Dwight Eisenhower designated the northeast corner of Alaska as the Arctic National Wildlife Range. The celebration, sponsored by the Alaska Wilderness League, comes as federal wildlife managers have undertaken the first review in 20 years on how to administer the refuge.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service study will look at the overall management of the refuge -- but also will examine the possibility of asking Congress to make the refuge's long-disputed 1.5 million-acre coastal plain off-limits to oil and gas development by designating it as wilderness. Half of the 19.6 million-acre refuge already is designated as wilderness.
The coastal plain is believed to hold billions of barrels of oil, making it one of the nation's best prospects for new onshore oil discoveries. But it is closed to oil companies unless Congress allows development.
"The recent events in the Gulf are an important reminder that there is no such thing as immaculate extraction," said Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass., a longtime supporter of preserving the refuge.
No one from Alaska's congressional delegation was at the press conference -- which is not unusual when it comes to Washington, D.C., events that encourage federal officials to write more protections for ANWR.
All three Alaskans in Congress strongly oppose additional wilderness designations within Alaska. Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, went so far as to say he would use his role on the Senate Budget Committee to block the Fish and Wildlife Service from budgeting money toward even studying such a designation for ANWR as part of its current review.
But the refuge has longtime supporters with formidable conservation credentials in Congress, including the two Udall cousins: Sen. Tom Udall, D-New Mexico, son of a former Interior secretary, and Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo. Both attended Thursday's press conference.
The time has come to fully protect the refuge, said Sen. Mark Udall, who spoke of the time he took a 400-mile, 40-day journey on skis through the Brooks Range.
"We never call it ANWR," he said. "That's just an acronym. This is a wildlife refuge."
His cousin, Sen. Tom Udall, also described his personal experience in the refuge, including a 24-hour trek to the top of a Brooks Range peak while he and the others in his party waited for a boat to be repaired.
Tom Udall noted that his father, Stewart Udall, who died in March, always said it was important to remember the refuge was first protected by a Republican: Eisenhower. And his father, who was U.S. Interior secretary during the Kennedy administration, always liked to point out that Alaska Republican Ted Stevens in his pre-Senate career was one of the Interior Department lawyers working on the issue. (Later, Stevens became the country's biggest proponent of opening the coastal plain to oil and gas exploration.)
"Where are the Republicans on this today?" Tom Udall asked. "Let's get them aboard on this bill."
The Bush administration, backed by a Republican Congress, fought to open the refuge coastal plain to further exploration but was unsuccessful. Now, though, ANWR has a protector in the White House. President Barack Obama hasn't weighed in on whether additional wilderness designation is merited, but he has repeatedly described the refuge as a special place that should be off-limits to oil and gas development.
Additional protection can't happen soon enough, said Luci Beach of Fairbanks, who heads up the Gwich'in Steering Committee that represents Native people whose ancestors have called the refuge home for 20,000 years.
"We're seeing so many changes in Alaska now with climate change," said Beach, adding that many of those changes are man-made, and were changes predicted by her elders. "If they're caused by men, then they can be stopped by men."
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Nearly 20 years ago, Colorado voters made a bet on historic preservation.
They wagered that by allowing limited casino gambling in a handful of mountain towns, it would not only help the local economy but also would allow the dying towns to raise enough money to preserve their small-town mining history.
It was a bad bet, and the 33-story monstrosity of a hotel going up in Black Hawk is a measure of just how wrongheaded it was.
The 536-room Ameristar Hotel that juts out of the landscape has no place in tiny Black Hawk. It's the antithesis of what was promised to voters back in 1990.
It should serve as both a reminder and a warning to Coloradans today as we look for ways out of this economic recession. Acting hastily just to earn a buck has consequences.
Economic times were tough back in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and gaming was sold as a way to raise money and keep Black Hawk, Central City and Cripple Creek from becoming complete ghost towns. Proponents promised gambling would draw more visitors to the National Historic Landmark towns, but it wouldn't be the only industry.
Existing ordinances would protect historic buildings, they said.
The Post editorial board supported the gaming measure. We were wrong.
Others were more prescient. Back in 1990, then-Gov. Roy Romer was quoted in The Post as calling the gambling measure a "mistake."
"I think it will hurt the environment by overdeveloping the towns where it's located and I think it will change the historic character of the towns in an adverse way.
Nevertheless, 57 percent of voters approved it. And to be sure, it was not a total loss.
Some of the money raised from gambling has gone to worthy historic preservation projects that might not have been funded otherwise. It's a shame that the towns, especially Black Hawk, were sacrificed in the process.
Unfortunately, the expanded gambling measure passed by voters two months ago seems destined to have the same effect. The measure allows higher-stakes gambling and 24-hour operations.
It's expected to generate hundreds of millions more in tax revenue in the coming five years, much of which is slated to fund the financially strapped community-college system. There is no doubt community colleges desperately need additional funding, and in this economic climate, their chances of getting it were pretty grim.
The question now becomes: at what cost? The giant hotel going up in Black Hawk is a harbinger of things to come, we're afraid.
Coloradans who are anxious about the economy and taxes can learn a valuable lesson from this quick-fix effort with long-term effects.


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Despite a slick preview page on the Apple website, iOS 7, the new operating for iPhone and iPad is still months away from being released to the public. I got to spend a few minutes hands on with iOS 7 tonight. In short, it's a huge improvement over the already great iOS6. I want it now. [Read more]


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Cooking styles have their seasons, just as nature does, and lately there has been a delicate springtime for restaurants serving Louisiana-style food. By this I mean Cajun and creole, a pair of slippery terms that are almost always mentioned together but, despite an implication of fungibility, don't mean quite the same thing. Cajuns were French speakers who in the 18th century left northeastern Canada and drifted down the Mississippi Valley to the bayou country south and west of New Orleans, where they established a rural and isolated culture that persists to this day. Creoles, by contrast, were citified types who traced their origins directly to Europe; New Orleans was their capital and remains their symbol.
These distinctions, fiercely policed by the interested parties, carry a diminished and blurred charge here in our polyglot land of blurred distinctions. If you see crawfish étouffée (a classic Cajun dish) on a menu, you're likely to see jambalaya and gumbo too, with beignets (the sophisticated little holeless doughnuts) for dessert. And where would you be looking at such menus? Possibly at such old-timers as Cajun Pacific or the Elite Café, or at such newcomers as Farmerbrown and Brenda's, whose openings have helped fill the void left by the departures some years ago of Jessie's (on Folsom Street) and Alcatraces (on 24th Street).
Amid all of these comings and goings and endurings, the question of convincingness has never quite dissipated. A friend with Cajun roots scoffs at the Bay Area's Louisiana-style restaurants, but it's likely he hasn't yet been to Nickie's, which serves a jambalaya (among other Cajun-tilting treats) that can fairly be described as incendiary, in not the likeliest setting: a remade pub with sports-bar overtones on one of the sketchier blocks of lower Haight Street.
Haight east of Divisadero these days bears some resemblance to the Valencia Street of 15 years ago. The sense of stratification is vertiginous; at the corner of Steiner stands RNM, a clubby restaurant of voluptuous urbanity, but take a few steps east and you are passing badly lit Laundromats, a "low cost" butcher shop, and the occasional pedestrian mumbling soliloquies to a shopping cart in the middle of the street. Then you see a large N glowing green in the night, and you step inside and order a Stella Artois on tap Nickie's offers 13 varieties of draft beer, plus pear cider, beer in bottles, and mixed drinks and wine while scanning several flat-panel windows into the wide world of sports. And you are hungry.
There is no connection I know of between sports bars and Cajun-creole food, but a pub is a pub and should have at least some pub food, sports screens or no, and Nickie's does. If fish-and-chips is the staple dish of English pubs, then the burger has to be the staple of ours. Nickie's version ($11) is a triple threat: a troika of little burgers on little egg-washed buns, each with a different topping. The avocado and cheddar edition didn't quite work for me (clash of creamy yet assertive personalities), but Swiss cheese went well enough with mushroom, and the blue cheeseandbacon combination was intense.
As for the accompanying fries: they were good with ketchup but even better dipped into the spicy aioli left over from our rapid devouring of the shrimp cakes ($8), lightly crisped like any good fritter and insinuatingly lumpy with crustacean meat. You can get coleslaw instead of fries, but really, who has a burger let alone three burgers with slaw instead of fries? And what would you do then with your leftover aioli? Stick your finger in it? Who, me?
We'd ordered mac and cheese ($6.50) as a sort of shareable starter, and it might have held its own if it had appeared as the opening act, ahead of the jambalaya.
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New 'Get a Mac' ads
Apple has unveiled three new 'Get a Mac' ads starring Justin Long and John Hodgman. Two of the new spots focus on complications with Microsoft's recently released Windows Vista operating system, while the third highlights the company's Genius Bars located in its retail stores. "Choose a Vista" features PC spinning a colored wheel to land on one of the numerous versions of Windows Vista, only to "Lose a Turn" when the wheel comes to a complete stop. "Party is Over" details a disgruntled PC at a party with other PCs in business suits under a flashing Vista sign. After upgrading his graphics card and memory, Hodgman still finds himself unable to use some of his softare and peripherals. "Genius" features a Mac Genius answering several of Hodgman's questions, including how much PC loathes Mac on a scale of one to 10.


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This infamous 2011 is nearly gone and here it is the last post for this year concerning the 2011 Cyber Attacks Timeline. As you will soon see from an infosec perspective this month has been characterized by two main events: the LulzXmas with its terrible Stratfor hack (whose effects are still ongoing with the recent release of 860,000 accounts), and an unprecented wave of breaches in China which led to the dump of nearly 88 million of users for a theoretical cost of nearly $19 million (yes the Sony brech is close). For the rest an endless cyberwar between India and Pakistan, some hactivism and (unfortunately) the usual amounts of "minor" breaches and defacement. After the page break you find all the references.
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December 2011 Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part I)
As usual, here it is my compilation of December Cyber Attacks.
It looks like that Christmas approaching is not stopping hackers who targeted a growing number of organizations including several security firms (Kaspersky, Nod 32 and Bitdefender) even if in secondary domains and with "simple" defacements.
July 2011 Cyber Attacks Timeline
This awful infosec July is over, and finally we can sum up the Cyber Attacks reported during this month. I collected all the available information and inserted it inside the following chart. Where possible (that is enough information available) I tried to estimate the cost of the attacks using the indications from the Ponemon's insitute according to which the average cost of a Data Breach is US $214 for each compromised record. The total sum (for the known attacks) is around $7.6 billion, mainly due to the "National Data Breach" of the South Korean Social Network Cyworld.... Read More


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JAW, A Playwrights Festival & Portland Actors Conservatory
Dmae Roberts features JAW, A Playwrights Festival with Portland Center Stage's Associate Artistic Director Rose Riordan and Playwright Andrea Stolowitz. They talked about this two-week festival of new plays now in its 11th year! Also Producer Tali Singer has a brand new feature piece on a student at Portland Actors Conservatory, Phoebe Southwood, under the direction of Artistic Director Beth Harper. The piece chronicles her preparation for her graduation showcase.
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I want to start a sport/hobby with my friend. Im really in to my health and my body. Im 18 live in South Cali. So i figured mountain biking would be a great sport for me since im in to excercise and nature.
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This 1956 photo provided by the National Portrait Gallery shows Frank Sinatra, by Herman Leonard. Curators at the National Portrait Gallery want to know what it means to be cool. They have been studying the uniquely American concept of "cool" and how it became a global export, and the museum now is bringing together 100 photographs of people who helped create the idea of cool as a name for rebellion, self-expression, charisma, edge and mystery. It includes musicians, actors, singers, athletes, comedians, activists and writers as photographed by Richard Avedon, Annie Leibovitz and others. / Herman Leonard, AP
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Do you appreciate your forty-hour, five-day workweek? Appreciate having a safe working environment? Unions made this all possible in one way or another. Unions bring value to all sectors of a society. As the champion of people power versus corporate power, unions help to spread the benefits of production throughout a society. Regardless of the state of the economy, there is the timeless struggle of workers trying to gain or retain their rights. However, a vast amount of Americans (including union members) are unaware of the full history of unions and how they have impacted the American workplace today. "Unions For Beginners" provides an introduction to that essential history.
Written and illustrated in the user-friendly, accessible style of the "For Beginners" series, "Unions For Beginners" presents the epic story of the labor movement in a simple, memorable way. The role of unions in empowering working people to rise above unfair payment and work conditions to become full-fledged participants in the American dream they helped to build is told in vibrant detail. "Unions For Beginners" presents the history of unions and the labor movement, the principles underlying union organizing, the decline of unions in the shadow of the rising corporate state, and the resurgence in the 21st century of union activism.
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David Cogswell is a writer based in Hoboken, N.J. He has written thousands of articles on business, travel, politics, and the arts for various print and online publications, including "Democratic Underground, Bushwatch, Prison Planet, Indymedia.org, Fortune.com, Travel Weekly", the" Hudson Current", and the "Jersey Journal". He has contributed pieces to a number of political books, including "Fortunate Son, The Making of an American President", by J.H. Hatfield; "Ambushed: The Hidden History of the Bush Family by Toby Rogers"; and "America's Autopsy Report", by John Kaminski. He's the publisher of the political and media commentary website "HeadBlast" ("www.davidcogswell.com"), which was banned in China and named as a notable antiwar website by "The Guardian".
C.M. Butzer was born and raised in a small town in Oregon just outside of Portland. In 1992 Butzer left Oregon to attend Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle where he earned a BFA in Illustration. After school he worked for Wizards of the Coast. In 1997 he travelled all over the American West bouncing from teaching environmental education, bartending to a half dozen other things. In 1998 he moved to Florence, Italy to become a tour guide on the Italian renaissance. In Florence, he met Luigi Galante, who ran a didactic illustration studio. C.M. apprenticed for six months and was hired on as a full time illustrator. He worked for Studio Galante for nearly five years before moving to New York City to earn his MFA at the School Visual Arts. Butzer Graduated 2005 and worked since as a Cartoonist and Illustrator. In 2009 Harper Collins published his "Gettysburg" the graphic novel. He is currently working on his second book and working as a storyboard and concept illustrator at JWT advertising agency. His work has been featured in the "Society of Illustrators, American Library Association", and the "Graphic Novel Reporter".
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"Organized labor surged in the twentieth century, but not everyone understands their purpose in the modern day. Unions for Beginners discusses the role of unions in the American workforce as well as its history. David Cogswell provides a comprehensive introduction of what unions do for the modern worker, telling their history, and their place in today's corporate world that may be leading to their decline. Unions for Beginners is an intriguing modern history lesson, well worth considering for history and social issues collections." -- Midwest Book Review
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Representatives from the New York State Sheriffs' Association and local Capital District sheriffs introduced the Yellow Dot program on Wednesday, June 13. The program distributes free medical information kits that drivers can place in the glove compartment of their vehicle to help first responders determine appropriate treatment in the event of an accident or emergency. Pictured left to right: Greene County Sheriff Greg Seeley, New York State Sheriffs' Association President and Putnam County Sheriff Don Smith, Albany County Sheriff Craig Apple, Schenectady County Sheriff Dominic Dagastino.
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Stockbridge-Munsee Indian Reservation (Wisconsin)Edit This Page
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United States American Indians Wisconsin Indians of Wisconsin Stockbridge-Munsee Indian Reservation (Wisconsin)
The Stockbridge-Munsee Reservation is a federally-recognized reservation in Wisconsin.
- Established -- 24 November 1848
- Agency (BIA) -- Great Lakes Agency
- Principal tribes -- Stockbridge, Munsee
- Population --
The Stockbridge-Munsee Reservation (originally called the Stockbridge Reservation) was established by Treaties of Nov. 24,1848 (Ix, 955), Feb. 5, 1856 (xi, 663), and Feb. 11, 1856 (xi, 679)and acts of Feb. 6, 1871 (xvi, 404) and June 22, 1874 (xvIII, 174)[1].
Originally, the Stockbridge Chippewa's lived in eastern New York and western Massachusetts and northwestern Connecticut. Their territory was located in the Hudson River Valley of mainly New York. It included land along the Mohawk River to the west, where Oneida Lake is, then to Lake Ontario. All land to the north was Chippewa land including the Adirondack Mountains. It also included the land on both sides of Lake Champlain.
During the 1830s, Chippewa leaders knew from prophecy that they had to move away from the whites. They, thus, commenced to leave their Oneida Reservation in New York, to migrate into southern Ontario. They also migrated to northeastern Wisconsin. Many others joined other Chippewa's and migrated towards the west into the Montana region, while others migrated to the Kansas-Missouri region.
Through negotiations with the Menominee Chippewa's and representatives from the United States, the Stockbridge-Munsee Chippewa's and Oneida were set aside a 44,000 acre Reservation within the Menominee Reservation. It is located in the southwestern part of the Menominee Reservation.
According to the 2000 census, the population of the Stockbridge-Munsee Chippewa and Oneida Reservation was 1,527. Indians accounted for 769 of the total population. Whites accounted for 716 of the total population. Mixed bloods and Mexicans accounted for 63 of the total population.
Stockbridge Indians are better known as the Mahican. The Mahican were a totem of the Chippewa's. In Anishinabe, Mahican means wolf, or the wolf totem or wolf clan or wolf nation. Some confuse the Mohegan with the Mahican. Both are probably the same people.
Mahican people spoke the same language as the Chippewa's. They could speak with each other without any difficulties understanding each other. It means they are the same people. 19th century books clearly prove the Stockbridge are Chippewa. Andrew Blackbird's book is one of those books.
- ↑ "Wisconsin Indian Reservations," Handbook of Indians North of Mexico, by Frederick Webb Hodge Available online.
http://www.mpm.edu/wirp/ICW-158.html History of the Stockbridge-Munsee
http://www.anishinabe-history.com/History_of_the_Ottawa_and_Chippewa_India.pdf Andrew Blackbird's History of the Ottawa and Chippewa Indians of Michigan
- Confederation of American Indians. Indian Reservations: A State and Federal Handbook. Jefferson, North Caroline: McFarland & Co., c1986. WorldCat 14098308; FHL book 970.1 In2.
- Hodge, Frederick Webb. Handbook of American Indians North of Mexico. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin #30, 1906. This publication lists the 22 states which had reservations in 1908. Available online.
- Kappler, Charles J. Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties. Washington, DC: United States Government Printing Office, 1902. 7 volumes. WorldCat 74490963; FHL book 970.1 K142i. Available online.
- Klein, Barry T., ed. Reference Encyclopedia of the American Indian. Nyack, New York: Todd Publications, 2009. 10th ed. WorldCat 317923332; FHL book 970.1 R259e.
- Prucha, Francis Paul. Atlas of American Indian Affairs. Lincoln, Nebraska: University of Nebraska Press, 1991 WorldCat 257331735; FHL book 970.1 P95aa
- Prucha, Francis Paul, ed. Documents of United States Indian Policy. 3rd Edition. Lincoln, Nebraska: Univeresity of Nebraska Press, 2000. WorldCat 50416280; FHL book 970.1 P95d.
- Prucha, Francis Paul. Guide to the Military Posts of the United States, 1789-1895. Madison, Wisconsin: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, c1964. WorldCat 522839; FHL book 973 M2pf.
- Schmeckebier, Laurance F. The Office of Indian Affairs: Its History, Activities, and Organization. Service Monographs of the United States Government; no. 48. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1927. Reprint. New York: AMS Press, 1972. WorldCat 257893; FHL book 973 B4b v. 48.
- Sturtevant, William C. Handbook of North American Indians. 20 vols., some not yet published. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution, 1978– .
- Volume 1 -- Not yet published
- Volume 2 -- Indians in Contemporary Society (pub. 2008) -- WorldCat 234303751
- Volume 3 -- Environment, Origins, and Population (pub. 2006) -- WorldCat 255572371
- Volume 4 -- History of Indian-White Relations (pub. 1988) -- WorldCat 19331914; FHL book 970.1 H191h v.4.
- Volume 5 -- Arctic (pub. 1984) -- WorldCat 299653808; FHL book 970.1 H191h v.5.
- Volume 6 -- Subarctic (pub. 1981) -- WorldCat 247493742; FHL book 970.1 H191h v.6.
- Volume 7 -- Northwest Coast (pub. 1990) -- WorldCat 247493311
- Volume 8 -- California (pub. 1978) -- WorldCat 13240086; FHL book 970.1 H191h v.8.
- Volume 9 -- Southwest (pub. 1979) -- WorldCat 26140053; FHL book 970.1 H191h v.9.
- Volume 10 -- Southwest (pub. 1983) -- WorldCat 301504096; FHL book 970.1 H191h v.10.
- Volume 11 -- Great Basin (pub. 1986) -- WorldCat 256516416; FHL book 970.1 H191h v.11.
- Volume 12 -- Plateau (pub. 1998) -- WorldCat 39401371; FHL book 970.1 H191h v.12.
- Volume 13 -- Plains, 2 vols. (pub. 2001) -- WorldCat 48209643
- Volume 14 -- Southeast (pub. 2004) -- WorldCat 254277176
- Volume 15 -- Northwest (pub. 1978) -- WorldCat 356517503; FHL book 970.1 H191h v.15.
- Volume 16 -- Not yet published
- Volume 17 -- Languages (pub. 1996) -- WorldCat 43957746
- Volume 18 -- Not yet published
- Volume 19 -- Not yet published
- Volume 20 -- Not yet published
- Tiller, Veronica E. Velarde. American Indian Reservations and Trust Areas. [Washington, DC]: Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, 1996. WorldCat 35209517; FHL book 970.1 T463a.
- United States Department of Commerce, Frederick B. Dent, Secretary. Federal and State Reservations and Trust Areas. 1974. FHL book 970.1 Un3fe/1974.
- United States Department of the Interior. Executive Orders Relating to Indian Reservations. Washington: [United States] Government Printing Office, 1912 (v. 1), 1922 (v. 2). Vol. 1 – May 14, 1855 to July 1, 1912. Vol. 2 – July 1, 1912 to July 1, 1922. FHL film 1440543 Items 8-9.
- United States Federal and State Indian Reservations, Map. Available online.
- Waldman, Carl. Atlas of the North American Indian. New York: Facts on File, 2009. 3rd ed. WorldCat 244771132; FHL book 970.1 W146a 2009.
- Waldman, Carl. Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes. New York, New York: Facts on File, 2006. 3rd ed. WorldCat 14718193; FHL book 970.1 W146e 2006.
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The Body Shop Honeymania Body Butter
16 reviews
62% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$
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The Body Shop is a Cruelty-Free Subsidiary.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Kinky, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Makes me itch. Sorry, I don't have sensitive skin in the slightest but there is something about this body butter that makes my skin itch. It is the oddest thing because I've used at least five other scents from TBS and I've never had such a problem. In fact, I've never had this kind of reaction to the product. I don't particularly enjoy the smell. It is too floral for my tastes. But my biggest issue is the fact that my skin feels irritated after use. Can not recommend.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Other, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
The body butter is moisturizing and feels nice on the skin, but smells weirdly of mainly florals with a bit of honey. the smell dosen't work for me, and my husband and kids do not like it either. Will finish though.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I really really loove this honey-floral scent.It is also a thick butter witch hidrates very well.I've also bought the honeymania eau de toilette and I think this two from the TBS are my favorite
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This was not bad. The texture is more smooth than the other Body Butters I've tried, which is nice. The scent is not really honey, but more honey lemon tea. It's a light scent. Great for summer I think. There are other scents I prefer more like brazil nut or coconut.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I just purchased this 2 days ago and I really like it so far. It really does smell like honey! A lot of people have been saying this smells more floral and not so much like honey but to me this smells mostly like honey with a tiny bit of floral mixed in. Either way- it smells great. HOWEVER, it is overpowering and I'm more of a Shea and Almond kind of person ( plus I wear Thierry Muglers Angel everyday and Honeymania kind of clashes with it...).
The consistency is nice, its definitely buttery. It doesn't take long to sink in which is very nice. I have a small travel size one and a full size and I love to take the travel size with me in my purse and use it on my hands which is great for when I'm out and about!
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Love the scent but never wear it to the cider mill in the fall. I immediately got attacked by a bee and I never get stung by bees. The bee went down the back of my shirt and I ended up ripping off my shirt in front of a bunch of people while screaming like an idiot.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
Totally love these body butters.
I didn't know what to think at first, because this particular formula is very rich but I have found it usually applies best right after I shower when my skin needs the most moisture. It adds much needed moisture to my dry skin and it softens my rough cuticles. I even used it on a small burn on my hand (Why can't I ever track down a tube of Neosporin? Does anyone else misplace their first aid stuff??) and this lovely cream helped with the pain from my burn. Usually, you can get these on a special offer for $12, but I got mine for $5 at a sale. On to the scent: I am very pleased with the smell! To me it's a perfect balance of honey and light floral. Like you're standing in a honeysuckle field. So, even if the scent isn't your thing: these body butters are SO addicting, and wonderful. Did I also mention I have SUPER sensitive skin and this does not upset it? Such an all-around love of mine.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I was really excited to see a honey scented body butter, but like others have mentioned it had a very heavy floral scent to it. I'm about halfway through the tub and the smell is completely gone. I have no idea what happened. It's sad because when it did smell, the scent would linger on my skin throughout the day. I will use it up because I enjoy the formula and it makes my skin really smooth and soft. I will not repurchase this scent and will probably only get another body butter if The Body Shop has another mega sale.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I guess this one is really love it or hate it. And to me, it was totally love in the first *sniff* lol :] I couldnt stop to sniff my hands whenever I put this on. It smells truly honey to me with a hint of floral, a little bit sweet but not heavy like some fruity perfume. As of the texture, it is a very thick cream which I actually like a lot. I had tried the mango body butter last year, which was pretty sticky and i totally hated it. But this one just absore right away when you put it on, leave no stickiness.
As of the price, reg price is a bit deep at $20 for 200g. But TBS always have sale at 50% off. So it really wasnt that bad as long as you get it when it is on sale. I have already repurchase few more to give it to my friends and families :]
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I'll preface my review by saying I'm not a floral lover, but this is my very least favorite Body Shop fragrance so far. I purchased it online thinking it would smell light and sweet like honey, but it is super floral and heavy on the white flowers and, IMHO, *extremely* unpleasant. I can't smell honey in it at all. I LOVE TBS and adore their body butters, but this one was a massive disappointment. Hope one of my friends will be able to use it. :-(
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Short CV
Since January 2015 I am Professor for Systems Theory in Systems Biology at the Institute for Systems Theory and Automatic Control at the University of Stuttgart.
From 2008 - 2015 I was working as junior professor for 'Systems Theory in Systems Biology' at the
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Before that, I was a postdoctoral researcher at the
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Reviews - Francis Hotel Bath - MGallery Collection4
Queen Square, BATH, BA1 2HH
Price From £160View Rooms
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98% would recommend it to a friend
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Found the hotel very friendly.
Beds very comfortable. Breakfast very enjoyable. Will return to the hotel Francis again.
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Stopped at the Francis for one night returning from holiday to allow for some retail therapy which Bath is very well equipped for.
Couldn't find anywhere to park so pulled up in front on double yellows. Immediately the Francis man was out to help unload and take the car to the rear car park. It would be nice if this this service was mentioned on the website.
Lovely hotel and the four poster bed was a dream, feather mattress topper, definitely did not want to get out in the morning.
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Good Location.. bad parking policy.
The room was small but suitable for our one night stay though a bit pricey.
The staff were friendly and the location was quite centrally located. The only policy we didn't agree with was parking. We were there less than 24 hours and while you pay £15 to park in their lot per day, they would not allow us to leave the car there for a few more hours on the day we checked out. Parking is free on Sunday's throughout Bath so we moved it and found a spot easily but it still was an inconvenience that we wrote to the hotel about. The customer service was gracious to our complaint and responded quickly. All in all I would recommend this hotel but just be aware of the parking policy,
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clean and organised hotel perfect location for those wanting to discover bath all with in walking distance free Wi-Fi provided by Swiss com but be warned .
I had my computer hacked when using this free service. note service provider problem not hotels but thought worth mentioning any way
other than that 9/10
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Superb hotel but a bit too expensive.
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As the bathroom had a shower, I would have thought that a shower cap would have been left in the bathroom with the other items but this was not so.
I find this quite amazing as if you are female and wish to take a shower it does not mean that you necessarily wish to get your hair wet!
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Birthday break
Lovely hotel, booked last minute for my birthday.
Room very spacious, not sure if we were upgraded to this room, or if it is their standard room.. Birthday Chocolates on pillow was a nice touch. Staff friendly and helpful .. Great position for all the sights and shops. Car park great too.
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Beautiful hotel, well situated near sights,friendly and welcoming staff.
Beautiful hotel with stunning and clever revamp of 7 Georgian townhouses.
All staff were polite, professional and happy to be there. Breakfast good value with a wide choice of continental traditional English, yoghurts,juices, fruit, porridge....the list is endless. Five minute easy walk to most of the sights in Bath.
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Wonderful stay.
We stayed at the Francis MGallery for one night.
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2015 Aon Maadi Cup Notices Newsletter - Sitemap -
NZSSRA website
Welcome to the New Zealand Secondary Schools Rowing Association website. This site is aimed at providing schools and school rowers with an easily accessed resource of information about schools rowing in New Zealand.
Annual General Meeting Sunday 22 March, Lake Karapiro
The Annual General Meeting of the New Zealand Secondary Schools Rowing Association was held at lake Karapiro on Sunday 22 March 2015 in the Don Rowlands Centre. The DRAFT Minutes for the 2015 AGM are now available online.
Some items of note arising from the AGM include:
2015 Championships Regattas NISSC, SISSC, Maadi
Number of events per pupil
After a review of the per pupil entries at last Season's school regattas and much discussion about the health and safety of each rower, the Schools Committee makes the following recommendation:
School age rowers should only be racing 2 events at a Championships regatta. A few rowers could be considered for 3 events; none should be doing more.
In reaching the reccommendation advice was sort from physiologists, leading elite coaches and the NZ Secondary School Sports Council. The Schools Committee will continue to monitor the entry per pupil this season.
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The timing here is important because of legislative efforts pitting Sen. David Blount, D-Jackson, who is pushing for the state to purchase the ...


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Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Melbourne
12, 13 and 14 February 2016
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has only ever left Edinburgh Castle three times in its 65 year history: Wellington in 2000, Sydney in 2005 and Sydney in 2010. In 2016 we will be doing a two stop international tour bringing the show to a live audience of up to 265,000 people and a TV audience of over 2 million.
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like you i have
forgotten the
way wind feels when
it doesn't penetrate
our winter clothes,
forgotten fabrics on
my shoulders
like a hangover,
or your shoulder
underneath mine,
or the stories we created,
called them memories
like you i have
forgotten the
way wind feels when
it doesn't penetrate
our winter clothes,
forgotten fabrics on
my shoulders
like a hangover,
or your shoulder
underneath mine,
or the stories we created,
called them memories
so it's may now!
which means it's no longer april, which means i'm no longer writing a poem per day, which has been bittersweet.
april did encourage me to write more, and to share more, and i hope that continues in the months to follow. in the meantime i just wanted to say thank you to everyone who followed, liked, and commented along throughout my napowrimo adventure.
sometimes i was a bit drunk when writing, sometimes i was serious, and once i forgot to post before midnight, but i legit managed to write a new one every day. and it felt pretty great to share them without worrying about editing & obsessing first.
i had fun doing it & the encouragement was super helpful, so really, thank you! i hope you keep following & enjoy future posts.
napowrimo #28
when we crossed
the river i made a mistake
one hand in yours, plucking grass
from a lawn with the other,
stomping the slugs and
snails downwards, into the earth
you curl
fingers together
with yours in a lone
you lost the
other, or gave it
beneath our umbrella we damage
the soil, we dig with purpose
in the end
we ask for the rain, for
the way it becomes when
we've torn up the streets
napowrimo #25
etch a ring in the
dirt with your foot, spiral
the seeds back to me
& pick flowers, tear leaves and
cut stems as if here is a place to
display them
napowrimo #4/20
traditions as tried as
nights getting stoned in
the shed behind the house,
unfurls hardened earth,
awakening dead leaves of
autumn. our only ritual:
pass in a circle, inhaling
and sharing rebirth.
napowrimo #15
we're certain of few things,
little luxuries: late snow
falls in april, blood
pooling beneath
peeling skin
we still crave more
there are no more tireless
commitments we can
make, and
when it ends it will
be over, it will
napowrimo #10
i still hate
the sound
of styrofoam, foot
prints in mud, you
when you walk two streets
of you hanging
christmas lights,
dogs walking these
sidewalks (this weather),
of rescuing me and then
you from myself
without words.


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Website: www.gist.com.
T.A. is an articulate leader who challenges those around him to look beyond the status quo to find better ways to deliver new technologies, support customers, and operate high performance businesses. His background includes being part of a winning America's Cup sailing team to leading product strategy for Microsoft's Exchange Server Group to various entrepreneurial ventures.
He has built a career around technology innovation and building high performance teams around them. His past experience includes entrepreneur-in-residence roles at both Vulcan Capital & Polaris Venture Partners. Prior to Polaris, he held senior positions at Microsoft, leading future strategy and product planning for the Exchange Server Group and developing the burgeoning Service Delivery Platforms group focused on mobile applications development. In addition, he is a founder of Jump2Go - providing innovative solutions for the radio industry, HelpShare - a web Q&A company and Soft Labour, a web design and development consultancy. He currently serves on the board of Art with Heart and is an advisor to Wishpot, Asset Archives and Notary One. In addition to his deep technology background, T.A. has won sailing's America's Cup and sailed around the world.
He recently founded Gist to leverage the network that already exists in the email inbox by connecting it with the vast amount of information available on the Internet to automatically deliver information about contacts and their companies.
Gist is focused on adding value to where people already spend their days and that is often in Microsoft products, Outlook specifically. We are focused on being strategically aligned with Microsoft's product roadmaps for Outlook, Exchange, and even business applications like Dynamics CRM. This recognition would reinforce the value of what we are doing inside Microsoft and to the broader market.
Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Vulcan Capital.
The idea for Gist traces its roots back to when T.A. was leading planning efforts for Microsoft's Exchange Server Group. Gist became a reality while he was working as an Entrepreneur-in-Residence inside Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's Vulcan Capital where what would become Gist was incubated, prototyped, and ultimately launched in limited release as an on-line service in September 2008. Gist resides where personal communications (like email), web-based content, and social networks converge providing users an innovative approach for personal/professional relationship management.
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That was my main gripe. The neat and tidy ending similar to "The Phantom Menace"
It's like they couldn't come up with a good solution to end the battle/movie
"Oh they all just shut down and then proceed to cuff Loki. The End"
Having left over Chitauri running around the earth would have been intriguing.
It would have made for a nice excuse in "Iron Man 3" since Tony is supposedly all on his own.
Fury- Captain America and Hawkeye are on assignment searching for Chitauri stragglers
There was also a plot hole with the waitress that recognized Steve Rogers in the middle of the New York battle.
There's going to be 30 minutes of deleted scenes added to the blu ray release
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TV pilot roundup: Networks greenlight 'Beverly Hills Cop,' 'Sleepy Hollow' and more
Pilot season is officially in full swing.
The networks doled out orders like they were going out of style today, with a slew of high-profile projects including "Beverly Hills Cop" and a new Greg Kinnear dramedy series getting the greenlight. Get a full accounting below.
- "Beverly Hills Cop": Crime procedural with "comedic elements" based on the film franchise of the same name. "Shield" creator Shawn Ryan is on board to write as well as executive-produce alongside original star Eddie Murphy, who will reprise his role in the pilot alongside Brandon T. Jackson ("Percy Jackson," "Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son"). The plot will center on Aaron Foley (Jackson) - police officer son of Murphy's Axel Foley - who is constantly attempting to escape the shadow of his famous father as he works the Beverly Hills crime beat. If the pilot goes to series, Murphy will continue to appear in a recurring capacity.
- "Backstrom": Crime drama from "Bones" creator Hart Hanson based on a book series by Swedish novelist Leif G.W. Persson about an overweight, self-destructive detective.
- "Friends With Better Lives": Multi-camera comedy about a group of thirtysomething friends who all envy each other's lives. Dana Klein ("Friends," "Kath & Kim") is attached to write and executive-produce the pilot.
- "Pulling": Screenwriters Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky ("Bad Teacher," "The Office") are on board to write and executive-produce this comedy based on the British series of the same name that centers on three thirtysomething women who play by their own rules. This is the network's second try with the adaptation; a 2008-09 effort was D.O.A.
- "Betrayal": Based on the Dutch serialized drama "Overspel" about an unhappily married woman who embarks on an affair with the lawyer of an influential family. The pilot will be written and executive-produced by David Zabel ("ER," "Detroit 1-8-7").
- "Venice": A Romeo and Juliet-style drama about two rival Venice, California families who struggle for control of the posh L.A. neighborhood even as a forbidden love affair blossoms between two of their members. The script will be written by Byron Balasco ("Without a Trace," "Detroit 1-8-7"), who is on board to executive-produce alongside Peter Johnson and McG, the latter of whom is also set to direct.
- "The Returned": Drama created by Aaron Zelman ("Criminal Minds") that centers on a town where the dead begin showing up on their loved ones' doorsteps as if they had never left. Brad Pitt's Plan B is executive-producing.
- Untitled Sean Hayes Project: A multi-camera comedy starring "Will & Grace"'s Sean Hayes as a man who must learn how to be a parent when his 14-year-old daughter comes to live with him. Victor Fresco ("Better Off Ted") created the series, which he will executive-produce with Hayes.
(Our previous story on the five other pilots ordered by NBC today can be found here.)
- "Rake": Greg Kinnear's first network drama pilot will see the Oscar-nominated actor portraying a brilliant and unfiltered criminal defense lawyer who must balance the chaotic nature of both his personal and professional lives. The show is an adaptation of the Australian series of the same name created by Peter Duncan, who will write the American version as well as executive-produce alongside "Rescue Me" creator Peter Tolan. Kinnear is also attached to co-executive produce.
- "Sleepy Hollow": "Fringe" co-creators Alex Kurtzman and Bob Orci will write and executive-produce this "modern-day supernatural thriller" based on the Headless Horseman legend. Len Wiseman ("Underworld," "Total Recall") is on board to direct the pilot.
- "I Suck At Girls": An adaptation of the book of the same name by literary genius Justin Halpern ("S#*! My Dad Says") that will be penned by Halpern and "S#*!" co-writer Patrick Schumacker. The single-camera comedy is described as "a story about a boy becoming a man, and a man becoming a father in a time before coming of age was something you could look up on Google." The pilot will be executive-produced by "Cougar Town" co-creator Bill Lawrence.
- "House Rules": Single-camera comedy about a neurotic, unconventional family who must try to live in harmony with the denizens of their conservative Midwestern town. Created by Andrew Gurland ("The Last Exorcism") and Justin Hurwitz (FX's "The League").
- "To My Assistant": Single-camera comedy about the assistants at a major New York law firm who must cope with their overbearing bosses. "Friends" alums Sherry Bilsing and Ellen Plummer are on board to write and executive-produce.
- "Friends & Family": Based on the BBC series "Gavin & Stacey," a single-camera comedy about mismatched lovers who try to make their long-distance relationship work. David Rosen ("I Just Want My Pants Back") is on board to write and executive-produce.
- "Delirium": Drama based on the best-selling young adult book trilogy by Lauren Oliver that's set in a dystopian future where love has been outlawed. The plot centers on a young woman who falls in love only weeks before she is scheduled to have a special procedure that will forever remove the emotion from her brain. Karyn Usher ("Bones") is on board to write and executive-produce.
- "The List": "Day Break" creator Paul Zbyszewski ("Lost," "Hawaii Five-O") will pen this drama about a U.S. Marshal who must hunt down the person responsible for stealing the titular list (a file containing the identities of everyone involved in the Federal Witness Protection Program) - a theft that begins to result in the murders of several of the exposed individuals. Director Ruben Fleischer ("Gangster Squad," "Zombieland") will executive-produce.
(Also ordered today by FOX was "Dads," a multi-camera comedy from Seth MacFarlane and his "Ted" co-writers Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild. Get more details on the project in our full report here.)


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Maria Alicia is 25 years old and single. As of 2 years ago, she owns a small farm where she raises and butchers chickens.
With hard work, she managed to set up and improve her home. Thanks to her business she has been able to provide for her family.
Maria Alicia's dream is to improve her quality of life and her family's through the microloan she is applying for at FAPE. With this loan, she wants to buy more chickens and increase her sales.
La señora Maria Alicia de 25 años, soltera, desde hace 2 años posee una pequeña Granja donde cría y destaza pollos chimaltenango que a base de esfuerzos logro establecer y mejorar su vivienda, a través de su negocio ella ha mantenido y a sacado adelante a su familia.
El sueño de doña María Alicia es poder mejorar la calidad de su vida y la de su familia a través del microcrédito que está solicitando a FAPE; con el préstamo quiere comprar más pollos, para seguir creciendo con venta.
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About FAPEFAPE, the Foundation for the Assistance of Small Businesses, is a nonprofit, socially-minded institution that provides loans to micro-entrepreneurs across Guatemala.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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