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Aurora Designer Series Gauges - Put On Your Best FaceWritten by on July 2, 2008 Contributors: Aaron Kahan This new system lets you have truly custom instruments
If you have a custom car, why have stock gauges? That's the question that led to the creation of the Aurora Designer Series Gauges about two years ago. The idea behind the product is to give customers an opportunity to select one of 114 different designs and 22 different colors from 25 different series of Aurora Instruments gauges. Whether you want sophisticated or wild, retro or contemporary, you're bound to find a gauge-face design to match your rod or custom.
But, what really got us interested is the Aurora Instruments "Make Your Own Design" system, available through the company Web site. It allows you to design your own gauges, selecting the gauge-face color, graphic elements (from numerous choices), lettering style from various fonts and sizes, needle style and color, and trim-ring style and color. Since the colors are chosen from an on-screen color palette, you can select gauges the same color as any custom paint. It's as simple as going to the Aurora Web site and using your mouse to select the colors and styles you want.
It doesn't stop there. The Aurora Print Service allows you to create your own custom design, using any of your own digital images, which can be applied to a gauge face through the Aurora Web site. If you have a little talent with computer-graphics editing programs, such as Photoshop, you can create a unique design and have it applied to your Aurora gauges. Pretty much any digital image you can create can be applied to a custom gauge face- whether it's a custom logo, flames, an image downloaded from the Internet, vintage nose art, a photo of your cat, you name it.
Once your custom face is complete, you can print it at home (photographic paper is recommended) or upload a digital PDF file to Aurora (the company's Web site guides you through this process). From there, Aurora's professional printing service uses a digital press to apply your custom image to highquality, antiglare Mylar, die-cut and ready to install. The gauges can be ordered pre-assembled or un-assembled. The face prints can also be ordered by themselves, making it easy and inexpensive to change the look whenever you feel like it.
Installing or removing the gauge face is as simple as unscrewing the trim ring and removing the glass and needle. It's that easy to swap the face or modify it-say, with some pinstriping-without having to remove the gauges from the dash.
Aurora offers the most popular standard gauges- speedometer, tachometer, oil, water, fuel, pressure, voltmeter, and clock. Because the face is easily changeable, all Aurora gauges can be swapped for metric configurations. Another advantage is you can create your own specific tach redline. Or, if you're running additional gauges (differential oil temperature, for example), those faces can be created with ease.
We wanted some one-of-a-kind Rod & Custom gauges, so Art Director Aaron Kahan came up with a custom design based on an old-time R&C cartoon decal. Doing the actual designing was the toughest part of the process. After that, it was just a matter of making the right mouse clicks and waiting a couple of days for our personalized gauges to show up.
Visit the Aurora Web site to create your own unique set of instruments, or to check out a gauge-face gallery of hundreds of instrument faces designed by other customers.
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Step 3 is the fun part, where you create the graphic for your gauge, either by selecting a pre-designed face from the Aurora Web site or by creating your own custom design, which is how Aaron did it.Step 4 is selecting the font style. With 41 different type styles available, you know there will be one that matches the look you want. Aaron chose Muscle Red for our gauges.Steps 5 and 6 are needle selection and trim selection. There are three needle styles-Modern, Classic, and Vintage-in the full range of colors. The trim rings come in black (which can be painted any color), chrome, or gold. For our design, Aaron chose the Classic-style needle in an amber color, and the chrome trim ring. Step 7 is Finish. Your gauge design is converted to a PDF file and uploaded to the Aurora site. From there, the company prints your gauge face and ships it to you.Wouldn't you like to have a set of cool Rod & Custom gauges like these? Well, you can't. That's the whole point of the Designer Series Gauges from Aurora Instruments. Each set of gauges is customer-designed and completely unique. All you need to design your own is an Internet connection to Aurora's Web site.


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CLEVELAND -- Browns Head Coach Rob Chudzinski is sticking with Jason Campbell, naming him the starting quarterback for Sunday's game against the Ravens in Cleveland.
At his weekly Monday news conference, Coach Chud also revealed that Travis Benjamin will require surgery and miss the remainder of the season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament. With the trade deadline coming tomorrow, Chudzinski also said the Browns have no plans to trade any players, including wide receiver Josh Gordon.
Chudzinski said he's disappointed by Sunday's 23-17 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, saying the Chiefs out-executed the Browns. Looking ahead he feels his team has learned that when they are on their game, they can compete and go toe-to-toe with anybody.
Chud felt Campbell was able to give the Browns a boost during yesterday's game at Arrowhead Stadium.
"I thought Jason played very well. After looking at the tape, he was able to manage the game, was able to escape and get out of trouble, create some plays. He did a good job from a decision-making standpoint, protected the football, and he gave us a lift in that game. We were really pleased with how he played." Chudzinski said today
Campbell, a nine-year veteran, threw for 293 yards and 2 touchdowns.
The Browns (3-5) were in position to possibly tie or take the lead in the fourth quarter, but Davone Bess fumbled a punt return and Kansas City recovered. Today Bess faced the media for the second time since the loss to the Chiefs, saying he had the ball on the punt but didn't look it in while trying to make a play. Bess knows he has to step up and said he's going through the worst stretch of his NFL career. He says the answer is to have a short-term memory and get over it. The Benjamin injury comes at a tough time for the Browns while Bess is struggling, he will take over the punt return duties along with Joe Haden. Bess also had multiple drops during the Browns loss in Arrowhead, something that has plagued him for a few games now.
Benjamin was injured during a punt return in the third quarter of yesterday's game. This is a major loss for the Browns as the second-year wide receiver has been a playmaker for the team this season, including a 79 yard punt return for a touchdown vs. the Bills.
Many fans are now wondering how the Browns could be wrong on Brandon Weeden, after seeing Brian Hoyer and now Jason Campbell have success in an offense Weeden struggled in during four starts. Coach Chudzinski said "I think the biggest thing in looking at it was Brandon was somebody that we didn't know a lot about, and we wanted to find out more about. He showed well and did well in the practices and in the preseason. The production hasn't been there during the regular season that we would like. But again, his role is different now. He's one play away from playing, and he's still a developing player."
My feeling from talking to players in the locker room today is that they feel they are close to getting things turned around but just can't put a full game together.
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docc sez: roles won't change, this is just "basketball by committee" and "i don't want anyone to think they're rondo now".....
woweeee- can there be two STUPIDER THINGS TO SAY at this juncture?! of course roles have to change- a combination of two other people on the floor at any given time now have to do all the ballhandling and distribution- THAT IS A ROLE CHANGE, right?!
"Basketball by committee"- why say that? it's so.... cheesey sounding... something you'd figure you'd hear out of some crackpot outfit that just broke the record for fewest wins in a season.
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text: When technology betrays us Smartphones 27 May 11 by Robert Vamosi This article was taken from the July 2011 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing online.A few seconds before the Pembroke-Swansea special came barrelling down the railway tracks to crush her car, Paula Ceely sensed something was wrong. Shortly after nightfall, the 20-year-old college student had got out of her car in the pouring rain to open a gate blocking the road ahead. Ceely had used a borrowed TomTom mobile GPS unit to navigate the nearly 240 kilometres of rural road from Redditch, Worcestershire, to her boyfriend's parents' house in Carmarthenshire. It was her first visit.Judging by the illuminated GPS display on the dashboard device, Ceely was just a few miles shy of her final destination, and the road ahead should have been clear. When Ceely started opening what she thought was a farmer's access gate, she did not realise there were railway tracks underfoot until the train, blowing its whistle, slammed into the tiny Renault Clio behind her. "I could feel the air just pass me," Ceely told the BBC shortly afterwards, "and then my car just did a 360-degree turn on the tracks and was knocked to the other side."Ceely is not alone. In late 2006 and early 2007, a mini-epidemic of mobile GPS-related mishap stories was making headlines worldwide: a 43-year-old man in Bremen, Germany, turned left when instructed and drove his Audi right on to a tramway; another 20-year-old woman in England followed her dashboard GPS and drove her Mercedes SL500 down a closed road outside the village of Sheepy Magna and into the swollen nearby River Sence; and a man in Australia turned off a highway prematurely, driving through a construction site before stopping his SUV on the concrete steps of a new building.It's not that consumer-grade dashboard GPS systems are, collectively, at fault. Something else was happening when these commercially available GPS-enabled devices started hitting the larger population -- something more fundamental. Instead of lifting our heads, looking around and thinking for ourselves, some of us no longer saw the world as human beings have for thousands of years -- and simply accepted whatever our GPSes showed us.In order to reach the masses, technology vendors have taken shortcuts. Software wizards whisk us through otherwise complex configuration settings, interfaces have fewer and fewer options for advanced settings, and consumer goods are produced to be magic boxes whose internal components don't involve the end user. Along the way, we've introduced some unintended consequences.But what if our dashboard GPS systems deliberately misled us? In spring 2007, Andrea Barisani and Daniele Bianco showed a video at the 2007 CanSecWest security conference in Vancouver, British Columbia, in which the GPS unit in Barisani's 2006 Honda Civic displayed a text alert warning of a terrorist threat near his home in Trieste, Italy. Other rogue messages the two Italian researchers had injected into consumer GPS devices included more innocuous notifications such as "Bullfights Ahead".This alert information doesn't come from satellites locked in geosynchronous orbit; rather, traffic alerts are sent locally via a ten-year-old radio protocol that satellite radio stations use to populate song names and details on dashboard entertainment screens. It didn't take long before someone figured out how to manipulate this protocol. Since roadside GPS alerts are not encrypted, anyone with the right equipment and knowledge of the signal used by the dashboard device could do this. The reverse is also true: someone could block an emergency message in a denial-of-service attack. Thus, anyone with a low-power radio transmitter who knows the frequency used by a GPS unit can broadcast information -- true or false -- to passing travellers.Not only can people send false information to our devices, they can also obtain personal data from us without our knowledge. Apple uses an iPhone's Wi-Fi internet connection to trace it to a physical location. In 2008, a team of researchers in Zurich, Switzerland, found ways in which the Apple Wi-Fi location network could be compromised. The iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch query the nearest wireless access points and transmit that information to a database, where it is correlated with a physical address (longitude and latitude). The Swiss researchers, however, fed this service incorrect information, telling the Apple service that the iPhone was in New York City when it was still in Zurich. But what if this vulnerability could be used with a more ominous intent? Two years earlier, security researcher Terry Stenvold published similar findings in 2600, a popular hacker magazine. Stenvold found that he could steal someone else's hardware specifications -- for example, the unique ID of a mobile phone or the unique hardware ID of a laptop -- then upload that information to a location service and have the service tell him that person's current location. Here technology could be used surreptitiously to track, for example, an ex-partner's current location. Read page 2 1234 Read on one page Latest on wired.co.uk


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Smarter Project Risk
Last week I came across project risk, and not for the first time! So, time to spend some words on this topic.
Especially organizations in Energy&Utilities and Manufacturing have huge risks in their assets and in their projects. You think you have all risks identified through the standard risk identification process and you just missed that elephant?! This might impact your yearly financial result or worse!
This is why more and more clients start to look at Project Risk methodologies. My client happened to use the PMBOK methodology. In this methodology you consider standard project phases including standard risks and controls. This is great, since you have most of the standard risks covered. But what about that risk that is just not standard? This is where gate reviews will help you. These gate reviews are held after every project phase. Each gate review contains questions used to identify risks, holds monitoring methodologies to check status and behavior and contains audit like activities. Key element here is that all findings roll up to top level so no significant risk can be missed.
all works for what we call manageable risks, but what about risks that you
cannot manage? How will you anticipate on this? Well these risks can be covered
by sensitivity analysis, simulations and business continuity management.
Especially sensitivity analysis and business continuity analysis will help you.
For simulations you will need data, and a significant amount of data. Only in
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I love comparing old atlases with the modern world. It was exiciting when Montenegro became independent. Now Sudan has split, cutting apart the rather large African nation. It makes sense why the split occured; if one draws a line roughly between South Sudan and the north, there is a clear cultural divide (another legacy of European colonialism).
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1932 Ford Highboy Coupe - Lone Star DeuceWritten by on February 1, 2009 Contributors: Brian Brennan Don Smith's Cool Copper Coupe
There's a ton of folks out there in hot rod land that'd love nothin' better than to build a hot rod with their own two hands. Unfortunately, many of us are just not in a position to devote the hundreds and sometimes thousands of hours required by such a daunting task, and Don Smith is a case in point. As much as Don would have loved to devote a huge chunk of time turnin' wrenches, the real-world responsibilities of running a successful business (one of the Southwest's largest Harley-Davidson dealerships) just plain made it impossible. But, since the lack of huge blocks of free time were the only major hurdles in his quest to build the ultimate hot rod coupe, he did the next best thing to building it himself-he enlisted the talents of a small band of the best darn hot rod builders he could find.
The project started as most do-with a personal vision of the perfect hot rod. In Don's eyes it had to be a Deuce three-window, an original Henry Ford steel one, at that. It'd also be powered by the ultimate traditional hot rod mill: a side-valve V-8 backed by a manual tranny. With these prerequisites in mind, Don began the adventure with a search for a sound starting point: a solid original coupe body. Don Figured the best bet would to begin by perusing the pages of Hemmings Motor News, and his idea was a good one as he found just what he was looking for-an unfinished project consisting of a whole and original three-window complete with a pair of extra doors and trunk lid.
With the search for the main component a success, Don then dialed up master hot rod builder Roy Pickford, who in the past had built a cool traditional hot rod or two for Don, and made arrangements for Roy to handle this build as well. With the groundwork laid, Don had the coupe and it extra parts shipped over to Beach City, Texas, and Roy's body shop. Along with the sheetmetal, Don picked up a So-Cal Speed Shop Deuce frame as a foundation for the build too.
Pickford began by massaging the Deuce frame a bit. It was stretched 2-inches and C'd in the rear to enhance the cars stance. A 4-inch-dropped and drilled I-beam hung by a Posies spring and held in place by a pair of hairpins was used up front, while a Winters quick-change (again hung by a Posies spring) and a pair of So-Cal ladder bars were utilized out back. A quartet of P&J shocks and drum brakes (Buicks up front and Lincolns in the rear) round out the rolling chassis.
Don's previous experiences working with Pickford gave him the utmost confidence that this baby would be a sweetheart, and to do it justice it'd need a hot rod mill that'd be the equal of Roy Pickford's craftsmanship. With the bar set so high, it was imperative he make the right choice. Well, Don had spied perhaps the coolest traditional engine ever during a trip to Boyd's shop in SoCal, but it was destined for an in-the-works project of fellow hot rod Texan Scotty Gray. The engine in question was a 296ci Don Ferguson/Ardun Enterprises creation that not only looked like a million bucks, but dyno'd at a truly respectable 364 hp.
Well, to make a long story short, Don and Scotty came to an agreement and the Ardun was headed to Beach City, Texas and the in process coupe project.
With the majority of the components on hand Roy plugged away on the project. The original sheet metal was meticulously massaged by into pristine shape and the doors and decklid re-skinned. As the car progressed, Don's wife Carolyn painstakingly poured over hundreds of color chips and upholstery samples as the color combo would be an extremely important facet of a successful build. Carolyn ultimately settled on a sweet combination of Sunset Copper for the exterior and Lite Root beer leather for the upholstery.
As is distinctly evident in this exemplary photography, Don and Carolyn's coupe surpassed even their own lofty expectations. The combination of the Smith's vision, an array of the finest components the aftermarket offers, the expertise of Roy Pickford, and the mechanical and engineering prowess of Don Ferguson has indeed culminated in what is perhaps one of the nicest three-windows we've seen in a long time.
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|'32 Ford / So-Cal Speed Shop
|Step boxed, stretched 2", C'd in rear
|Chassis plumbing
|Rearend / Ratio
|Winters QC / 4.56:1
|Rear suspension
|Posies (Hummelstown, PA)
transverse spring, Pete & Jakes
(Peculiar, MO) shocks, So-Cal
(Pomona, CA) ladder bars
|Rear brakes
|Front suspension
|4"-Dropped I-beam, Posies
transverse spring, Pete & Jakes
shocks, So-Cal sway bar
|Front brakes
|Master cylinder
|So-Cal Speed Shop
|Steering box
|Front wheel make, size
|American Racing (Rancho
Dominguez, CA), 15 x 5
|Rear wheel make, size
|American Racing, 16 x 6
|Front tire make, size
|Firestone, 6.50/15
|Rear tire make, size
|Firestone, 8.20/16
|Gas tank
|Ardun Industries
|Machining / Assembly
|Don Ferguson, Ardun Industries
(Wilmington, CA) / Don Ferguson,
Ardun Industries
|Ardun H-Beam
|Ross (El Segundo, CA) 9.5:1 compression
|Custom-grind EFI profile, Ardun Industries
|Water pump
|Aluminum 409 Chevy
|Cooling fan
|Ardun, CNC machined 356-T6
Aluminum OHV
|Valves / Springs
|Ardun stainless / High-performance
|Ardun roller
|Valve covers
|Finned Ardun
|Manifold / Induction
|Ardun / Ardun custom EFI injectors
with FAST (Memphis, TN) electronic controls
|Ignition / Wires
|MSD (El Paso, TX) / MSD
|Custom stainless
|Exhaust / Mufflers
|Stainless / stainless
|Other engine facts
|Ardun finned aluminum oil pan
|Clutch disc
|Weber (Placentia, CA)
|Pressure plate
|Modified '39 Ford
|Trans mods
|Fort Worth Standard Trans (FT. Worth, TX)
|Body style / Material
|Three-window coupe / steel
|Body manufacturer
|Body mods
|Chopped 3 1/2" in front 3" in rear,
sectioned 2 1/2", '33 Ford lower cowl
section, windshield posts laid back
2-degrees, fuel tank tucked 3"
|Louvered steel
|Stock, Dan Fink (Huntington Beach,
CA) stainless insert
|Roy Pickford, Roy's Body Shop
(Beach City, TX)
|Paint type / Color
|PPG / Sunset Copper
|Roy Pickford
|Lil Louie (San Bernardino, CA)
|Headlights / Taillights
|'32 Ford {{{Commercial}}} / '51 {{{Pontiac}}}
|Other body items
|Custom rear frame covers, fuel tank
split and re-formed to match
spreader bar, doors and decklid
re-skinned by Roy Pickford
|Modified stock
|Insert / Gauges
|Auburn-style / Auto Meter (Sycamore, IL)
|Stereo / Speakers
|Air conditioning
|Dynamat (Hamilton, OH)
|Steering wheel
|Lecarra (Oneida, TN) '40 Ford
|Steering column
|Custom fabricated
|Custom, Gabe Lopez & Sons (Bloomington, CA)
|Gabe Lopez & Sons
|Material / Color
|Leather / Lite Root beer
|Short loop
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Gabe Lopez and his sons did an outstanding job in fabricating the seat and door panels and their stitch work is, as usual, near flawless (Carolyn's color choice was perfect, as well).Roy Pickford is a master at building phenomenal traditional-style hot rods and Don's three-window is by far no exception. The many body mods are substantial yet executed in a way that they're subtle enough to take a bit of examination to realize. The top has been angle-chopped 3 1/2-inches in front and 3-inches in the rear. The body has been sectioned 2 1/2-inches keeping the chopped turret in the correct proportion to the lower body. The windshield posts have also been laid back, but only by a minute 2-degrees, just enough to enhance the chop and section.A quick trip around back and you'll see the coupe's intimately detailed underside. A Winters quick change chromed ladder bars, stainless exhaust system, and chromed P&J shocks combine to offer a dazzling array of paint, polish, and chrome that rivals the topside of the coupe. The custom arched rear spreader bar is accentuated by the cut and reworked fuel tank-more cool tricks from Pickford.A Lecarra '40 wheel sits atop a custom column, and an Auburn-style dash insert is home to a full complement of Auto Meter gauges.


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While technology enthusiasts have trumpeted the coming of the wireless Web for years, few expected that doctors would help lead the adoption. And fewer still expected that pharmaceutical companies—not consumer brands—would jump on the mobile trend, into this age of m-(for mobile)marketing. But indeed they have. Today, more than half of all US physicians now use mobile computers and many of the top pharmaceutical companies have a well-established mobile-marketing program.
This article explores the rise of new technology in a traditionally techno-phobic industry. It explains why so many doctors are using mobile computers, how pharmaceutical companies have pioneered m-marketing (and what kind of ROI they have seen), and why, in hindsight, this all makes perfect sense.Why Go Mobile?
In 1999, the Wall Street Journal was the first publication to note that PDAs were "a sleeper hit" among physicians. Later in 2001, investment banker W.R. Hambrecht cited "tremendous physician adoption (of PDAs)...a feat not duplicated since the Dictaphone." Four years later, the adoption continues. It is estimated that 57 percent of US physicians use a PDA, according to 2005 Forrester Research data. Furthermore, Gartner research predicted in 2002 that PDA adoption will reach 75 percent by 2007.
In addition, most mobile-computer programs are continuously updated and can be instantly searched by topic or keyword. As new treatments, guidelines, and drugs are approved, physicians can be notified of this information immediately.
Furthermore, these devices are easy to use and patient-friendly. Most mobile computers fit on a clipboard and require no login to use. Unlike desktop computers, which put a physical barrier between the physician and patient, PDAs allow physicians to maintain face-to-face interaction with their patients. Despite initial fears of causing patient anxiety when referring to their PDAs during visits, physicians have found that patients appreciate the extra effort to ensure proper care.
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Medical schools have helped to stimulate the proliferation of PDAs among physicians. Roughly 30 percent of them currently require students to use PDAs and an additional 50 percent strongly recommend PDA use. "The future of medical education lies in the adoption of technology, such as mobile and wireless, that connects people, unifies the education process, and enhances learning," says Dr. John Halamka, associate dean at Harvard Medical School.
Many physicians have developed dependency on mobile computers. Accustomed to double-checking drug-drug interactions for every patient within seconds, it can be difficult to return to the more time-consuming process of looking up drugs in a textbook. "I have found that the use of a PDA makes my daily practice more efficient and safer for patients. If I forget my stethoscope I'll borrow one. If I forget my PDA, I'm driving back home," says Brooks Morelock, MD, an internist in Greenville, Tennessee.


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Despite our first session being a report of the one given by Simon Smith yesterday, we still learnt some more interesting facts whilst he took the audience through the journey from basic, to proficient to a final state of optimised security (which you can see in more detail in our blog from yesterday - http://ibm.co/IoV9ju). Simon talked about how the optimisation needs to be the specific to the individual company, be it a large multinational bank or a 100 person company in the UK. A good security model can mean high levels of staff retention, because employees are able to be innovative on other projects, rather than having to deal with the daily struggle of keeping the network secure.
Simon spoke about how you need to start understanding what in your network is a normal state and what isn't a normal state in order to achieve the desired "optimised" state. The security needs to fit your business processes to ensure the maximum amount of availability on your systems. Simon finished by talking about how security needs to be built into the design, in an ideal world from the word go – which often is untenable, but it certainly should not just be a "bolt on". Security is all about risk, and it's the effective managing of this risk that can lead you to the desired "optimised" state.
The second session of the day was given by John Smith on application security hacking 101 – to a packed room of over 70 people! He opened the session by talking about the work of our X-Force team, who monitor 14b security events every day and produce an annual trends and risks report on what security breaches etc we have seen over the last 12 months. John talked to the audience about SQL injection attacks against web servers, and how they are on the rise - saying there must be a return for the attacker even if it is not at apparent at first. John told the audience that in 2011, 41% security vulnerabilities affected web apps – which is good news as that was down 8% from the previous years, and the lowest it's been since 2005. This stat shows the organisations are taking the important steps needed to address this problem – by using products like IBMs AppScan!
John then continued the session by looking into XSS vulnerabilities, which still appear in 40% of app scans that IBM perform for companies – which he said was scary as they can so easily be addressed. John explained how injection flaws have "become the poster child of application security". John then gave the audience an example of an XSS attack, and how much easily a lot of damage can be done, despite warning end users of such possibilities.
John closed the discussion by looking at black box (dynamic) analysis & white box (static) analysis, and gave examples of how these both work. He then offered all the audience a free demonstration of IBM AppScan on their own networks – which many of the audience took him up on!
Rob Ford and Jef Gielkens were next up for IBM, who gave a presentation on Integrated, Intelligent Security analytics for Enterprises. They talked about as the world is becoming more and more digitalised and interconnected, we are opening the door to emerging threats and more data leaks. They looked at four key components that we are currently seeing, all of which are affecting IT Security in some way – Data Explosion, Consumerisation of IT, Everything Everywhere and Attack Sophistication. Jef then looked at the different attacker types and techniques that we are now seeing, and how this is making security a board room discussion, be in affecting brand image, business results, supply chain, legal exposures, impact of hacktivism and audit risk.
Jef talked about how it is no longer enough just to protect the perimeter, silo point products are not enough to secure your enterprises, IBM is integrating across it silos with security intelligence solutions. He spoke about the X-Force protection systems – which is a purpose built, multi tenanted infrastructure designed to collect, aggregate, store, summarise and analyse data to derive the events of most interest.
Rob then took over and showed the audience the MSS architecture overview and how it can be used to optimise security intelligence. He looked into suspicious hosts and IP intelligence. He then took the audience through three use case scenarios – visibility despite encryption or obfuscation, identification of reconnaissance and infected websites. Jef wrapped up the session by stating that intelligent security solutions provide the DNA to secure a Smarter Planet.
Rob Whitters gave the final session of the day for IBM (entitled Next Generation SIEM in Action), who has just joined IBM through the acquisition of Q1 labs. Rob opened by giving a brief history of Q1 labs and his involvement with the company. He explained that Q1 labs solve customer problems with total security intelligence. He explained how they are able to help customers look at the threats on their networks, predict risks against the business, consolidate data silos and detect insider fraud. Rob spoke about how the product can be used to link context to what threats we are seeing on the network, where it's from, which asset it is affecting, changes in network protocol etc and from this derive vulnerability data.
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Mye Brindle, a former housekeeper for Rogers, has accused him of forcing her to perform sex acts with him to keep her job.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Donald Trump and his daughter Ivanka were in D.C. on Tuesday to unveil the latest details about their plans to turn the Old Post Office Pavilion into a luxury hotel. They have a 60-year lease with the federal government.
Tuesday, Ivanka Trump thanked members of the preservation movement who were part of the effort to save the building from demolition in the 1970s. "Thank you to those many members. you and your work is why we are here today," said Ivanka Trump.
Trump also gave credit to Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton for her work on the Old Post Office Redevelopment Act. "Ivanka is no mere MC before this occasion," said Norton after her big introduction. "I have worked almost exclusively with Ivanka once the Trump organization won this competition. We are pleased to have the Trump organization. These are master developers, but it is their first time in the nation's capital."
Norton later added, "They have put to rest the saga of the Old Post Office Building. We have been trying for literally my entire whole term in Congress to get the development of this iconic, this priceless building in the heart of Washington on Pennsylvania Avenue..."
D.C. Vincent Mayor Gray also attended and spoke at the unveiling. "This is a day that's significant in its own right, but it's even more significant now because after last night's debacle, with the Washington football team, we need something, we need something to lift us up. I want to be able to officially declare that the preseason is over in the District of Columbia," joked Gray.
He continued, "You know we always have high hopes in this city. We still do but I want to thank the team for taking all the suspense and tension out of the possibility of an undefeated season ... so thank you all so much for taking that opportunity to make sure we're uplifted on a day when this city otherwise would not be."
The mayor then got serious and thanked members who made the hotel development possible. "To be able to convert this historic structure and build it into what will be a magnificent hotel is absolutely an extraordinary contribution to the hospitality development of this city, and again I want to thank the Trump family for taking on this project because it carries the significance not only of this building itself but also helping us to define what the hotel industry and hospitality will be on this end of Pennsylvania Avenue."
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Gunman kills school bus driver, takes child into bunker at home
January 31, 2013
MIDLAND CITY, Ala....
This kind of situation could happen here. Too many mentally unstable individuals are hardening their ammunition reserves and sinking into irreversible paranoid delusions of an apocalyptic showdown.
Thank goodness the N-R has this Comment column so the least stable elements of our community can vent their frustration before they harm others.
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Most of the recent mass shooters have been Liberals or left leaners: Adam Lanza, James Holmes, Gerald Loughner, etc.
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They THINK they come from the planet of moral superiority because they want to "help" others . . . by sticking their HAND via big government into YOUR pocket.
SO compassionate, SO caring, stealing from the "rich".
Reality, they are just full of crap!
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Was to be in court for discharging a shotgun, beat a dog to death with an iron pipe; just how many signals do we need before we start locking up the idiots and ordering a mental evaluation? For those who think "resource officers" and gun control are the answers, I have a bridge in Brooklyn you might be interested in buying.
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This kind of situation can happen anywhere. Just take a good look at people. mankind will do anything at times to anyone..some will do anything they can think up..when evil thoughts become the norm in daily life, of course more and more evil deeds appear...people grow up learning from their elders..so if many have disreguard for human life, they teach this to the young..soon over time more and more have never had reguard for human life..add in all the drugs in use today and is it any wonder there are so many nutty people..
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Boxer: vent some more.
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Even when they are locked up they don't get much time. The guy that stabbed his girlfriend once and me nine times last year was just sentenced last week on the 24th to 3-15 years. He will be out in two years with good behavior.
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Liberals do not lend their energies to mass killings.
Conservative, rightwing loners do the damage. Egged-on my Republican hate-mongers and fed by Rove/Hannity/Limbaugh, these pathetic rogue elements plot and execute violence against innocent liberal-minded people.
The intention of the N-R Comments column is for extremists like the chronic Former Ohio Valley Resident, now masquerading as a CA resident (lie), the chronic controller/manipulator to blow off steam before his puss-filled head explodes. His white-head. That thing between his shoulders.
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Pombo Island is one of over a thousand islands in the Maluku Province, East Indonesia, about 5 kilometers from Ambon, the capital city of Maluku. Pombo is a small, uninhabited little island surrounded completely by a rocky, coral atoll, which is a circular shaped reef.This charming little island spans only about 2 hectares, yet presents amazing underwater tours with beautiful rocks, scattered tastefully with a colourful variety of ornamental marine creatures, veiled beneath crystal waters. It is also home to several species of nesting birds—a few of which are endemic to Pombo. Pombo Island is protected by law as a National Marine Park and Nature Reserve.
Pombo Island Marine Recreation Park encompasses an area of 1,000 hectares of nothing more than a stretch of sandy, white beaches and chunks of coral, sheltered by lush, green foliage. Flocks of exotic birds of all shape, size and colour perch in the trees' branches, while rare fishes and molluscs roam freely about the coral-studded ocean floor. The far-out location of the island, coupled with its protected state only enhance the allure of this natural, virgin environment.
Much of the region has been put to use towards the research and development of the aquaculture science, study tours for students, research diving, education, and other activities that support the preservation and cultivation of the island. Those with a passion for the great outdoors, or who love to search out the endless slew of new and interesting wonders concealed just below the surface, will certainly find Pombo an ideal destination.
The Aston Natsepaa luxurious, contemporary resort nestled between the popular Natsepa beach, Bagoaloa Bay and the mountains of Leitimur Peninsula. It features 96 oversized room and suites, each with its own private balcony overlooking the stunning ocean view. There are two types of rooms and three types of suites ranging from USD 75 – 310 per night. It is conveniently located 40 minutes from the Ambon Airport, and 30 minutes from the ferry terminal to Pombo Island as well as the Banda Islands, yet another famed dive spot.Aston Natsepa Resort and SpaPhone: 62 – 361 – 758699 62 – 911 – 362555Website: http://www.aston-international.comAmaris Hotel in Ambon offers guests the comfort of 78 simple, yet clean, smart rooms, each complete with WiFi access, LCD TV, Safety Deposit Box and Laundry services. Breakfast is included in the room rates, with other food, snacks and beverages available 24 hours. Parking areas are also available, and all major credit cards accepted. Room rates start from 250,000 – 500,000 Rupiah.Amaris HotelJalan Diponegoro No. 82-84, Ambon 97127, IndonesiaPhone: 62 – 911 – 348777Email: email@example.com: www.amarishotel.comAmans Hotel, Ambon is a luxury hotel with the blend of Ambonese hospitality and international standards. The hotel is just 40 minutes from Pattimura airport and near to the city's business and shopping, banking and shopping districts. Amans is a 7-storey hotel with 130 rooms including service apartments, presidential suites, suites and deluxe rooms. All rooms are equipped with air-conditioning, private bathrooms with bathtub, IDD telephone, Satellite TV, save deposit pox, mini-bar and internet access. Other services include an on-call doctor, souvenir and drug store, business center, laundry service and 24-hour room service. There are also 3 available restaurants, a swimming pool, tennis court, fitness center, several meeting rooms and a ballroom. Rates start from USD 52 till 110 per night for single or double occupancy, and including breakfast buffet for two.Amans HotelJalan PantaiMardika 53A, Ambon 97123, IndonesiaPhone: 62 911 353888/ 355888Email: firstname.lastname@example.com: www.amans-hotel.comFor a further list of accommodations in Ambon, please check our Find Hotel in Ambon.
The quickest route to Pombo Island is through the Pattimura Airport, about 36 kilometers from Ambon City. This is a domestic only airport, with flights available from Jakarta, Surabaya, Makassar, Kupang, and several other less frequented destinations. If travelling from an international destination, it would probably be best to route through Jakarta, as it is the capital city of Indonesia.
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- 26x10 with 6 bolts, a dual bolt circle of 135 and 5.5 and an offset of +35
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This habitat-inspired foraging diet for parakeets combines the reliability of a nutritionally-fortified daily diet with the excitement and enrichment of species-specific ingredients similar to those found in your 'keet's natural habitat. Natural vegetation, grasses, and seeds provide the nutritional variety and mental stimulation nature intended, while encouraging healthy foraging and eating behavior. Grasslands blends focus on species, like parakeets, which require a more arid-based diet. Included in this diet are ingredients that encourage natural grazing and foraging behavior. Among the more traditional ingredients selection such as canary seed, two kinds of millet, hulled sunflower, and flax seed, this blend includes nutrient-rich flowers, grasses, stalked seed, and other vegetation native to the wild grasslands of your parakeet's ancestors.
The combination of unique grassland-inspired ingredients and professionally formulated parakeet nutrition add excitement and enrichment to feeding time. You know how much your bird likes to forage. Provide your beautiful budgie with food he can pick out of his seed, such as millet stalks, jasmine flower buds, and pieces of Timothy and alfalfa grasses. This foraging diet made especially for parakeets is the fun, affordable, and responsible way to feed your bird's mind and body!
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This wine embodies what is wrong with Burgundy. Even discounted to $39 from $50, it is a mediocre, characterless wine that had no business being sold under a Grand Cru appellation, and even if it were declassified, as it should have been, to a generic Bourgogne and sold for $15, it wouldn't have been a repeat purchase. Burgundy, unfortunately, is filled with wines like this, as soulless producers, in the name of making money, denigrate the amazing terroir and grapes God blessed them with.
Listless pale brick/ruby. Weak nose of some vaguely old cherry fruit, some mineral, and dried leaves. Lean and diluted in the mouth, with weak, drying flavors of bitter cherry. No finish whatsoever. D.Avoid.
A solid, workman-like, flavorful red for simple weeknight dinners.
Dark black ruby color. Medium intensity nose of smoky peat and black cherry fruit. Hits the palate squarely with full body and loads of direct, dark black cherry fruit. A wee bit of tannin adds structure, and there's very good acidity. Lacks complexity, but it's primarily Carignane, which usually doesn't aspire to great heights of subtlety anyway. I'd give it a B-, but not in the sense of a really good student who disappoints, but of a C student who gives as good an effort as he can. Was $9.99 from Winex.com. Imported by Boutique Wine Collection, Phila., PA.
A tangy, lean, but interesting Chianti.
Dark, blackish ruby with a brick tinge. Nose features sour cherry fruit, fruitcake, and lots of gravelly minerals. Lean and long in the mouth. Lots of soft tannin and acid, and bone dry flavors of tart cherry and mineral that cling to the palate. It went very nicely with a Tuscan braised meatloaf, but definitely needed the food to round out the lean texture. B.
Was $9.99 for a 375 ml (half bottle) from Winex.com. Imported by Wine Warehouse, Commerce, Cal.
I haven't had an Aussie Shiraz in a long time -- I find their typical jammy, oaky profile tiring and uninteresting. But I remember drinking some structured, earthy Chateau Tahbilk Shirazes in the late 80s and early 90s, so I picked this one up recently for $13.99 (at Winex.com). And, true to form, it's a bit more structured and interesting than the typical jam-fest.
Nearly saturated black ruby color. Needs some time for the nose to develop fully, but when it does it shows ripe blackberry and sweet cassis fruit, and iodine/graphite note and smoky embers. Full bodied and ripe, but not overripe or jammy, it fills the mouth with clingy deep fruit and smoky flavors. It has considerable but soft tannin, and surprisingly good acids. (And the acidity feels natural, as opposed to many Aussie reds, whose acidity seems so at odds with the jammy overripe fruit that it fairly screams "added by the winemaker.") Fairly lengthy, almost refreshing finish. B+/A-. Imported by Epic Wines, Aptos, Cal. This wine would go well with a wide range of meat and red-sauced pasta dishes.
I drank a bottle of the a couple of weeks ago and didn't write about it because I didn't like it. It seemed overly lean, austere, and dried out.
Once again this is a terrific and cheap wine. Hard to find a better wine under $10. It's a non-vintage Rhone blend, mostly composed of Grenache, and it's balanced, complex, and fun to drink.
Very dark ruby-violet. Energetic nose of spicy blackberry/raspberry fruit, smoke, and minerally/sandstoney notes. Dark, clingy flavors of iodine-laced blackberry/cherry. A light veil of fine-grained tannin adds texture. Very good concentration of flavor, and good acids. Long finish. This will be very flexible with food. I like this a lot. B+/A-. Imported by Epic Wines, Aptos, Cal., I got this for $9.99 from Winex.com.
This is a serious, intense wine. A little on the rustic side, but tons of flavor and a very good value. It's a blend, mostly of Carignane and Grenache.
Deep dark ruby-violet color. Low-toned intense aromas of cracked stones, almost overwhelming the scents of blackberry and cassis. Mouthfillingly rich, but bone dry, this wine assaults the palate with clingy, intensely rocky/minerally-tinged flavors of scorched earth and blackberry skins. Loads of tannin. This will be a dynamite wine to have with beef stews in the cold months to come. And it will be softer and better in a couple of years. B+(+). Was $14.99 from WTSO.com. Imported by Serge Dore Selections, which clearly has some sort of business deal with WTSO.com. since that company's wines seem to constitute the majority of French wines offered on the site. Which doesn't really matter, however, since Dore's wines are consistently good.
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A shockingly light-colored wine, but with real fragrance and flavor. A very good value Pinot Noir from the largely overpriced Burgundy region.
Very light garnet color -- almost like an old, oak-aged rose would look. Scents of minerally cherries and fresh-baked honey whole wheat bread. Lively, medium-light bodied flavors have surprising intensity, tenaciously clinging to the palate with earthy, crisp cherries. Long, vivacious finish, with good acidity. It's a unique style of Pinot Noir. It went very well with whole wheat macaroni with cheese and bacon, and would also do nicely with tomato-less chicken dishes. B+. Was about $22 on sale from Flickinger Wines, Chicago. Imported by Chelsea Ventures, Chicago.
A direct, lively, fruity, balanced, and flavorful entry level Chianti Classico. A good value wine to stockpile for weekday pasta dinners.
Surprisingly extracted black, black ruby color. Loads of youthful black cherry fruit and minerals on the nose. No hint of oak here, just pure fruit and stones. Decent weight, and a good, linear attack. A fair amount of tannin, as well as good acids. This will soften and get more fragrant over the next two years. B. Was $12.99 from WTSO.com, making it a really good value. Imported by Superior Wines, Cranford, NJ.
A tight, lean, but flavorful PN. Not as forward and fruity as California versions, but more along the spectrum toward a nice villages wine from the Cote de Beaune.
Dark, clear crystalline ruby. Very tight at first, the wine reluctantly starts to give up scents of cherry syrup and loads of stony minerals. Bone dry, with lean but persistent flavors of underbrush, dry cherry extract, and lots and lots of minerals. Full-bodied, with average acids. Needs some time in the cellar to soften, but it's still nice now. B(+). Was about $20 from wineaccess.com.
A slightly grassy, balanced, and refreshing Sauvignon-Blanc. Not as flinty/minerally as I usually want out of this appellation, but very nice.
Light silvery/gold color. Grassy herbs and fresh gooseberry fruit dominate the lively nose, with only a hint of minerality. Bone dry, herbal, straw-inflected lime/gooseberry fruit, with crisp acids for freshness, and a clean but somewhat bitter finish. Good, but not great. Would be a really nice counterpoint with sweet grilled shrimp or seared sweet scallops. B. Was $18.99 from Winex.com. Imported by Kermit Lynch.
From the last few remaining 125+ yr.-old ungrafted vines in this largely uprooted vineyard, this wine has a plush texture, and an intense concentration of flavor that is out of proportion to its weight (which is not heavy). Very unique. And really really good.
Nearly fully-saturated dark ruby violet. Intense, nearly pungent boysenberry fruit, stony minerals, and bitter herbs leap out of the glass. Intense, focused fruit immediately coats the mouth, with loads of mixed berry and berry skin flavors, and lots of high-toned minerality. No discernable oak to obscure this tremendous character of the old vines and unique soil. Full-bodied, with pretty decent acids. Very long, pure finish. Just outstanding to sip on its own, it would also complement a wide variety of dishes and cheeses. A. Was $27 from WineAccess.com, but obviously worth the high (for me) price.
A big, rustic Aglianico, with a very roasted nose/flavor profile and a broad texture.
Completely saturated black black ruby. Low-toned and woodsy/brambly on the nose, with very dark blackberry fruit, and dark baker's chocolate and scorched earth. Bone dry in the mouth, with very minerally-tinged cassis fruit, with pungent roasted herbs abounding. Loads of medium-fine-grained tannins coat the mouth. Good acidity, and full-body too, so the balance is nice. It's just that the flavor profile is kinda rustic. Bfor now, but it might soften and improve over the next 2-3 years. I got this while eating at Pupatella pizzeria in Arlington (which makes amazing true Napolitana pizzas and fritture), and then took the rest home. Imported by Michael R. Downey Selections, Lorton, VA.
A good value, fully mature, fairly complex Valpo. Tedeschi has been a very good producer in this region for several decades. I used to carry a Tedeschi Capitel San Rocco Valpo in the wine shop I managed back in the mid-80s, and it was very good as I recall. This wine is neither fish nor fowl; it's a unique style. Weight and body-wise, it's mid-way between a normal Valpo and Ripasso style.
Dark blackish garnet color. Big, animated, earthy, yeasty nose with loads of ripe but tartish berry fruit. Mouthfilling and flavorful, this wine counterbalances intensity and a light mouthfeel. Very earthy, mature, satisfying flavors, with dark, dry berry skin fruit. Bone dry, with some drying but soft tannin that is slow to leave. Bit of pleasant bitterness appears in the finish. Good, lively acids. I give it a B+, but others who aren't fond of earthy wines may not like it as much. Was $14.99 from Winex.com. Imported by Dreyfus/Ashby, NYC.
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Paula Abdul And Erin Andrews Join So You Think You Can Dance As Guest Judges
July 09, 2013 09:35 AM by Stephanie Gustafson
The ratings for season 10 of So You Think You Can Dance have been disappointing, at best. Can the show recapture audiences with the help of this week's guest judges Erin Andrews and Paula Abdul? It's possible, but not likely…
Paula Abdul's addition to the So You Think You Can Dance judging panel has been expected for some time now, so it's great to hear that there's actually some truth to all the gossip! Paula recently confirmed the rumors, tweeting, "This time, the rumors are true!! Lol!! I WILL be joining the #SYTYCD panel tomorrow night!" As further preparation for the big appearance, Paula also tweeted the following quote from famous choreographer George Balanchine: "Dancers are instruments, like a piano the choreographer plays."
Often, the guests on the SYTYCD judging panel are far from qualified enough to provide contestants meaningful feedback. But Paula Abdul is a great addition to this week's panel, with some fans arguing that she actually has a track record of offering better criticism for dancers than any of the singers she mentored on American Idol.
A second guest judge is also joining in the fun: Erin Andrews. Although Erin did gain a little ballroom experience during her time partnered with Maks on Dancing With The Stars, we're not expecting especially insightful feedback from the sportscaster. Still, she's excited to be on tonight's panel, explaining to Twitter followers that she's been, "looking forward to it for some time ."
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3 Responses to "Paula Abdul And Erin Andrews Join So You Think You Can Dance As Guest Judges"
Twinmom Says:
July 9th, 2013 at 6:17 pm
Paula's voice and commentary are annoying me. Erin's voice and commentary are annoying me. Please depart, both of you.
Dickdickdon Says:
July 9th, 2013 at 10:47 pm
Get this black crap off what I want to read!!!!!
bobbi Says:
July 10th, 2013 at 6:20 am
I thought Paula did a good job, but Erin Andrews? What does she know about judging dancing. I found her annoying.


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From last 3 years we are using Zimbra open source edition for internal user's mail communication and Exchange for our customer. Now management is planning that we should go for zimbra network edition to serve mail service to customer. So in future MAPI request will get served from Exchange and IMAP and POP3 requests will get serve by Zimbra..
Now in this case domain should be same for Exchange and Zimbra and both should be in primary mode for respetive users base on client protocol.
I searched on internet to get details to setup such configuration but not getting any straight forward solution. Can anyone please help to provide some clarity on the configuration part at DNS and MTA level.


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Immaculata University's Business and Accounting Department develops value-based, service-oriented business leaders for the global community. Business is the lifeblood of a culture, and business administration is the heart of business – whether locally, nationally, or as part of the growing global business community.
Immaculata graduates are prepared for leadership in the areas of business administration, accounting, economics, finance, and business education. Special concentrations are also offered with emphasis in marketing, management, business law, and entrepreneurship. With a strong foundation in the liberal arts, graduates are prepared to take a leadership role in a variety of business endeavors and are prepared to pursue advanced study in graduate programs.
Immaculata Business and Accounting program graduates demonstrate particular strengths in and knowledge of business ethics, economics and business integration/strategic management, as evidenced by external assessment administered by Peregrine Academic Services. Furthermore, internship supervisors are satisfied with the initiative and preparedness of student interns.
The Business Advisory Board (BAB) congratulates Business and Marketing Management and major Angela Alvarez '18, recipient of the BAB Scholarship.


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We are the representatives of the State Statistics Committee of Ukraine. The State Statistics Committee and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) are currently undertaking a survey concerned with family health and education. We would like to pose you several questions. The interview will take about 45 minutes. Your experience in building your family life and bringing up your children will have big importance for the improvement of activities by the healthcare facilities and the social services in Ukraine. All the information we obtain will remain strictly confidential and your answers will never be identified. The information will be used only in the generalised form and only together with the responses of other Ukrainian families. I would like to speak with the household head and all mothers or others who take care of children in the household. May I start now? If permission is given, begin the interview. Cluster number:
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