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Noticed a charge on my American Express (AMEX) for $19.95 on a Sunday (4/29/12). Looked at the info:
Charge: $19.95
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I thought that was odd, since I've never been to the website and don't do any business with Experian. Also, I'm one of those people that is fairly aware when there is a sneaky checkbox that will sign you up to an offer, or those "free" gifts that automatically roll over into a monthly charge later.
Reason I'm creating this report is because I've noticed a lot of people complaining about the same thing online, and a large uptick in complaints in the last few months (especially as of may 1st):
Not sure if my card was compromised, or Experian was compromised and already had my card from some other transaction. Regardless, something really screwed up is at hand, and I'm surprised it's still happening.
Update: Just got home and received a letter from American Express stating that my account was one of many account compromised due to a data breach from a payment service provider. I'm assuming this is related to the Global Payments data breach from last month and that's how they got my credit card number. From the information I've been reading, scammers are using these stolen credit card numbers to run credit reports on other people (to get more information for future identity theft).
Link to one of the articles about this
One thing that's kind of bugging me though is that it shows only 1.5 million cards compromised, and the letter from American Express only came today. Maybe there was another data breach since then that I haven't read about?
This blog if for all the times I want to whine, bitch, and complain but have no one around to listen to me. Also, it's to post useful information that I had a hard time finding myself and wanted to save others the trouble.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
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Yesterday I had the pleasure of being involved at an event that exposed grade 5 & 6 girls to science and technology, the event was fun but it does address a serious issue: the shortage of girls in computer science and engineering.
My son covered his ears as the girls screamed, cheering on their teacher and classmate competing in the 50 metre sprint in Kinect sports on the Xbox. My son was seriously outnumbered yesterday as 218 girls from grades 5 & 6 descended on McGill university for the 4 girls event organized by Clumeq and GenInc and sponsored by Microsoft. The girls spent the day going to different sessions to learn about science and technology.
The day was kicked off by Marie-Jo Leroux of Ubisoft who talked about life as a video game producer. I think I may have enjoyed that presentation more than the girls as she gave us a behind the scenes look at making games like Driver: San Francisco and IronMan. She delivered a great message: my job isn't easy, but I love what I do, so I don't mind! Find what you love, your career will choose you!
So why doesn't the technology career path choose more women? I don't know the answer, they were asking that question when I went to university years ago as well (I won't admit how many years ago). Maybe events like this will help. Some of the girls may have been surprised by how cool and fun science and technology can be hopefully they will come to love technology as so many of us do.
McGill student Genevieve L'Esperance, former Microsoft Student Partner and intern, did a workshop using SmallBasic that gets kids to explore programming. She has delivered this workshop at many Teaching Kids Programming events outside of Canada and was very happy to finally have a chance to do it in her hometown! Quoted in the Montreal Gazette she says "I have one or two girls in my classes, I have no biases toward anybody, but' it's nice to have like a sister in class"
In my workshop I talked about the different ways to interact with computers, and we discussed how programmers have many tools to choose from and you have to figure out which tool is right for each solution. The kids compared drawing with a mouse to drawing with touch on Windows 8 and Windows Phone, they compared using calculator with a keyboard vs a mouse, we tested the accuracy of voice recognition on the Windows phone and of course they thoroughly enjoyed testing the motion recognition of Kinect. We finished on a more serious note talking about how these new capabilities of voice and gesture open up new possibilities and truly give those of us in the technology field a chance to change the world for the better.
Hopefully reaching girls early in their education and exposing them to the capabilities of science and technology will draw more girls into the field. For Canada to compete globally we need a strong pool of students entering science and technology. Depsite above average wages the computer sector struggles to fill many positions. There is a decrease in university enrollment in fields such as Computer Engineering, Computer Science, and Software Engineering. Girls are a source of talent that could help fill these gaps.
As a student, or a working professional you can help! Speak at a high school, speak at an elementary school, show them what they are missing. Here are a couple of great resources you can use when speaking to school kids about the computing field: Computers unplugged, Teaching Kids Programming. I may be an evangelist for Microsoft, but we can all be evangelists for a career in science and technology!
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Global Warming and toxic pollution from power plants
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Save energy. It sounds simple enough, but how do you actually do it? That's what Team Greeni: Timur Sharaftinov, Dmitry Zhivotovsky, Vasily Gurin, Alecsander Granger and their mentor Leo Salemi set out to figure out.
You've seen it yourself, you walk down a city street at night and the skyline is lined with nearly empty office buildings lit up like Christmas trees. We've had motion sensors you could install in office buildings for years, but they are purely based on motion (have you ever sat too still in a meeting room and had the lights turn off?) and they don't always integrate well with existing building automation systems. In addition, they only control lighting, not ventilation systems.
Team Greeni decided to use a Kinect, carbon dioxide, and light sensors to collect data then process that data in the cloud using Azure and determine when to turn lights and fans on and off.
The team did a live demonstration at the Imagine Cup finals of the motion sensor controlling the lights and the Carbon dioxide detector controlling the fan. They have done a test of the system at the iCREST lab at George Brown to show how easily you can reduce electrical consumption using intelligent sensors. The red line below shows the original energy usage based on traditional time controlled environmental systems. The White lines show the energy consumption using the Greeni System.
The system also includes voice control and can be used for someone in an assisted living situation. As the winners of the software design category, Team Greeni will be travelling to Sydney, Australia July 6th to represent Canada at the world wide Imagine Cup Finals. Wish them luck in Australia! I promise we'll let you know how things go!
Next year you could represent Canada at the world finals! The Imagine Cup is an annual event. We'll be announcing categories for Imagine Cup 2013 this summer. Got a project course coming up this year? Why not build a project that you can enter in the Imagine Cup? Hopefully this time next year I'll be writing a blog about your work!
Fast, flexible and easy to use. Since a few years, these are the words everything moves around in the tech world. With a great line up of speakers the Vancouver Tech Fest 2012 approached the topic from many perspectives.
Working environments will change dramatically. They no longer have to be built around machines. Tablet are getting more and more practical these days. The industry is starting to understand how important the user interface is and that if everything works, technical specifications are not the priority for the user. In his welcome speech Richard Campbell described how tablets will cause changes in businesses. He mentioned new ways of communication that will change companies from the inside to the point of having them resemble cafés in future. Is it bad? Richard Campbell doesn't think so.
There were many other speakers covering topics ranging from cloud computing with Microsoft Azure, over to CMS solutions with DotNetNuke or Joomla, operating systems and Windows Phone 7 to Development and Databases. No matter what you were interested you could find an interesting speech on that topic.
The highlight of the event was the Keynote by Scott Guthrie, the Vice President of the Microsoft Developer Division. In the packed Telus Theatre at the BCIT Burnaby campus he showed an impressive presentation on Windows Azure. Within a few minutes of live coding he created a cloud app, which easily could be published to a million of users thanks to the windows new cloud service. Flexibility and agility reaches another level with services like this. With pay as you go pricing models computing power no longer is a huge investment. Applications can be scaled up to hundreds of servers within minutes during uptimes and scaled down to one server when they're not used. With an intelligent server and resource management, the data is safer than ever while keeping the servers being energy efficient.
The fun presentation Scott Guthrie showed how companies can gain an edge in the market by setting up short publishing times, shorter development cycles and more flexible pricing plans.
Definitely another highlight in the software development talks was Thomas Lewis' presentation on responsive web. Known as a great speaker he showed how web developers can deal with the huge variety of devices and screen sizes. By not addressing special devices or browsers, developers should think about in which context and at which screen size it makes sense to show your website in a certain way. With CSS3 it is possible to get to know the users device and to present your content in an appropriate way. Thomas Lewis fights with an incredible passion for a better-looking web and his presentations are for sure a great step in this direction.
I learnt that Scott Guthrie and his team bet on user response based on A/B testing and that Thomas Lewis is obsessed with changing his browser window size on every website he lands on in order to find great design examples for responsive web. Since I am not yet 100% confident with my north American networking skills, I grabbed a beer and some food at the buffet and sneaked out of the networking event. At home I felt a strong desire to get my hands on all the stuff I learned during the day. It was a great, inspiring and well organized event.
Have a great week!
Martin Schueller
Check out the amazing entries and winners of the Canadian 2012 Imagine Cup!
Wow! That's the word that comes to mind when I think of the presentations I saw Monday at the Canadian finals. Congratulations to all the students who took the stage to talk about their solutions to help healthcare, the environment, and medical research. Your work was nothing less than inspiring!
For everyone who couldn't be there in person, enjoy this video sharing some of the highlights of what was truly an inspirational day and scroll down to find out about the Canadian winners!
I can't possibly sum up the day in a single video or blog post, so you'll be seeing a series of blog posts highlighting different aspects of the Imagine Cup. But I can sum it up in 2 words: Students rock! I think their work challenges the rest of us to raise the bar a little higher for ourselves.
Now without further ado, here are the results
This category requires the use of Visual Studio and the .NET Framework plus one additional Microsoft technology such as Azure, Kinect, Windows Phone, Windows 8, or Windows Embedded. Teams may also integrate additional technologies into their solutions including non-Microsoft technologies to create their solutions. The winner of this category will represent Canada at the world finals in Australia.
In this category students are limited to using a Windows Phone Game to help solve one of the world's problems. The teams at this year's finals did an amazing job trying to inspire and educate through their games


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the limits to publish them (totally...not...bitter). Evidently that's
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Connor Michael Logue, a graduate of Louisville Male High School, will attend the University of Louisville this fall.
He received the Trustee's Scholarship and was chosen to be in the University's honor program.
Connor is the son of Tom and Valarie Logue and the grandson of Bradley and Maxine French of Hodgenville, and Eldred Taylor and the late Buford Logue of Louisville.
Superintendent Sam Sanders scored between "good" and excellent" on his annual evaluation.
The LaRue County School Board voted Monday to accept the superintendent's evaluation which is based on 10 performance standards requiring board member feedback. Scores are: zero – unacceptable; 1 – needs improvement; 2 – good; 3 – excellent; and 4 – outstanding.
Hodgenville Elementary School will have its back-to-school bash Aug. 2. Students can drop off school supplies and meet their teacher and new principal, Sue Osborne.
Students with last names beginning with A through M may attend 5-6 p.m. Students with last names beginning with N through Z may attend 6-7 p.m.
If students are unable to attend during their specified time, they can stop by any time between 5 and 7 p.m.
Refreshments will be served.
LaRue County students return to classes Aug. 4 while opening day for teachers is Aug. 2.
Start times are 7:45 a.m. for elementary school and 8 a.m. for middle and high schools.
There will be a change in afternoon dismissal times. Buses will load at the LaRue County Middle School and High School campuses first at 3-3:07 p.m. Buses will travel to elementary schools for loading 3:10-3:15 p.m.
Schools will continue to dismiss early on Fridays – 1:30 p.m. for the middle and high schools and about 1:35 p.m. for the elementary schools.
First day of school – Aug. 4
Holiday, Labor Day – Sept. 5
Fall break – Oct. 3-7
July 28 – Kindergarten Launch, 8:30 a.m.-noon
Aug. 1 – Parent Orientation Night 6-7:30 p.m. (This is a change on what was originally sent home with students.)
For more information, call the school at 358-4112.
Aug. 2 – Back-to-School Bash
LaRue County Middle Schoolers will return to school Aug. 4 with an amendment to the dress code.
On July 12, the site-based council added a "no open gauges" rule to the dress code policy.
Gauges, a form of piercing, have not been an issue at the school, according to a school official.
A LaRue County Middle School site based council meeting held in May led to a heated debate regarding the schools transportation funds.
Eddie Paden, a teacher at LCMS, told the board that other schools in the district do not charge for transportation for field trips and several schools do not charge for the trips at all.
The Kentucky Association of School Administrators named Paul Mullins, principal of LaRue County High School, as the organization's vice president Friday at the Galt House in Louisville.
Mullins, last year's KASA Administrator of the Year, was one of several local district administrators and teachers who presented programs during the conference.
Candis Carpenter of Hodgenville was named to the spring Dean's List at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College.
To be named to the Dean's List, a student must complete 12 semester hours and earn at least a 3.5 grade point average.
She is the staff writer and graphic artist for The LaRue County Herald News.
Carpenter and her husband Shane have a daughter, Heaven.
Sue Osborne has been selected as principal at Hodgenville Elementary School.
The HES site-based decision making council and Superintendent Sam Sanders made the announcement after a special called meeting June 30.
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Does it matter what object is used to spank a child, or do you view them all the same? If you are against spanking with objects, are you against spanking in general, or do you view an open hand as ok? I really don't get what the hype is anyway. I was spanked as a child. I wasn't emotionally traumatized, and I love my parents, I don't fear them. When my dad was home, we would get spanked with his belt. When he wasn't home and his belt wasn't available (because he was wearing it), my mom would use a fly swatter. For a while my parents were into making things with leather. My mom made my older brother a belt with his name imprinted on it, and one time my dad wasn't home, so she used the belt he made him. We still make fun of him over it, 20+ years later, because after getting spanked he had ---don imprinted on his ass
Anyway, my kids used to be little hellions. I tried every trick in the book, watched all the Nanny-911 type shows and followed their advice. None of it worked, even when I was consistant. Then one time my mom visited and witnessed my kids in action. She suggested I paddle their little butts with a fly swatter. At first I didn't go for it, but eventually gave in. My kids shaped right up. I haven't even needed to spank them in a while, because just the threat of it is enough to get them to behave. I don't know why I didn't try it sooner. I guess I was caught up in the whole anti-spanking movement of today's society.
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Kidnappers freed two Syrian bishops on Tuesday who had been abducted in the northern city of Aleppo, a church official said, but the identities of their kidnappers remained uncertain.
"The two are on their way to the patriarchy in Aleppo," Bishop Tony Yazigi told Reuters in the capital Damascus.
Yazigi, a relative of one of the kidnapped bishops, did not say who was behind the kidnapping of Greek Orthodox archbishop Paul Yazigi and Syriac Orthodox archbishop Yohanna Ibrahim.
They were seized on Monday near the commercial and industrial hub of Aleppo, which is contested by rebels and forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad.
The authorities blamed rebels for the incident but Western-backed Syrian opposition fighters in the province denied they had kidnapped the two and said they were working for their release and trying to find out who had taken them.
The bishops were the most senior church figures caught up in the fight between Assad's forces and opposition fighters trying to end four decades of family rule by Assad and his late father.
The conflict has killed more than 70,000 people and frightened minority groups as the mainly Sunni Muslim rebels gain ground in northern Syria, where Salafist and Jihadist groups, including al Qaeda linked al-Nusra Front, have emerged as among the most formidable formations fighting Assad's forces.
The two bishops' churches - the Greek Orthodox and Syriac Orthodox Churches "of Antioch and All the East" - are both based in Damascus, with followers across the Middle East, part of a worldwide family of Orthodox churches.
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Variety program Showtime at the Apollo may have established this venue as a household name, but it's roots help define American pop music.
Very nice and informative tour with Mr. APOLLO Himself (Billy Mitchell). He was wonderful with the kids and had tons of stories.
If you love music, this is a great place to listen to new talent....
For the film Malcolm X, the welcome for Joe Louis and the march from the police station to the hospital after the release of brother Johnson, were filmed on 125th Street by the legendary theater.
Wonderful experience.
My sole reason for going to the Apollo was to see K. Michelle. She or BET canceled her performance. So, I had to settle for Asap Rockey. I am not a fan of his, but Kiki Sheard was cool!
go to an Apollo Live Show! so much fun!
Students pay $12
The best place! You should go and see it!!
Amateur night is the greatest most fun show I have seen in New York!
Be inspired by their amazing shows. Or expand your artistic talents by signing up for a masterclass.
Don't boo people from your hometown. No matter how much they suck.
Make sure you get the Apollo theater app to be part of the digital crowd!!!
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International festival of hip hop dance theatre BREAKIN' CONVENTION takes place from 13-16 June 2013 bringing the illest dancers from around the block and around the world! Read more
I go to a lot of shows, and I have to say, this is the nicest and friendliest venue staff I've come across
I have my pic up. How do you think my experience was here?!?
Make sure they aren't having a bogus night like tonight where there was no boo-ing because of a Broadway tribute. I wish I could get a refund.
Doing new, fresh music. No more same ole same ole.
A walk of fame, tourists, & celebs make this the draw of w.125th st. Someone is always hawking something out front, so always talk them down. Wed amateur night packs them in. Get in line 4 tix early!!
Today till 5pm it's a free open house at The Apollo in celebration of Black History Month!
This theater began hosting African American acts in the 1930, starting with its legendary Amatuer Hour! See some great examples of African-Americans' contributions to us all: http://bet.us/BHM
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Showing respecting for myself and my friend Moses!
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If you're way scared of heights don't book upper mezz section as the incline is scary steep and uncomfortable. Oh and there are about 10,000 steps up manually. In other not for the faint of heart.
Lo storico teatro dove hanno suonato tutti i protagonisti della black music: da Aretha Franklin a Michael Jackson | The historic black music venue, where all the big and famous artists have played
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Teruel 8.1 /10Very Good
Arabia Hotel & Apartamentos El Recreo
Teruel 7.7 /10Good
Albarracin Hotel
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Suite Camarena Plaza Hotel Teruel
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Torico Plaza Hotel Teruel
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Parador de Teruel Hotel
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Rincon de Navarrete Calamocha Hotel
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Plaza Boulevard Hotel Teruel
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Mora Hotel
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Reina Cristina Hotel Teruel
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void PyErr_BadInternalCall();
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How To Longer Distance Tomahawk Throwing 25 to 30 Feet
Posted by kcwchris 61 weeks ago
Hatchets and axes feature this video wherein you'll be able to learn how to properly throw your tomahawk when you are 25 – 30 feet away from the t...
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Sunday Selections: December 6, 2015
The year of Chris Stapleton rolls on unabated. The reigning CMA Male Vocalist of the Year– which is still an amazing thing to type!– figures prominently in the country music news this week. But there are plenty of other things besides The Beard Of Truth And Justice worth discussing, including the release of some interesting album reissues from genre legends, some say-what-now commentary from radio insiders, and a just-awesome shotgun rider gig by Carrie Underwood!