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This week, with our 39th Jörðgarð (TM) Map of the Week, we continue looking at the last of the eight dark draug settlements in the ruins of the fallen Æsir Empire, the ruins of Garndi's Crossing. Our focus this week is on the tower of the red draugs there. During the great wars, Mýsing, the baron of Garndi's Crossing, went over to the Darkness and allied with the high draug Martröð, who made of Mýsing one of the nine dark draugs. (A dark draug is similar to an OGL 3.5 lich.) As a result, Mýsing sacrificed his free will and bound it to that of the greater Darkness and Martröð. The high draug fell, but Mýsing still is a slave of the Darkness. He has no desire to turn from evil, but he hopes to regain his free will.
Although Garndi's Crossings no longer exists, Mýsing still claims to rule it, and he still insists that his followers address him with his noble title, baron. That following is a collection of lesser draugs who survived the wars and who remained bound to his will now as they were before Martröð's fall and of evil Slovánski humans who have joined in the baron's new crusade to shed his shackles of Dark domination.
All draugs are to a certain extent insane. Transfiguration into an undead robs a human soul of some of its sanity and makes of it a chaotic creature. Mýsing appears to be more insane than any of the other eight dark draugs, and that manifests itself nowhere so much is in his theory of the nature of life. He has come to believe that the spark of life is the spark of lightning. Thunderstorms occur, according to Mýsing's teachings, as a natural process that continually renews the energy of life within the jörð.
Thus, like Dr. Frankenstein in the book of the same name by 19th Century author Mary Shelley, Mýsing is convinced that he can use lightning to infuse life into a body that no longer is alive. His theory also is that - once he has this technique perfected - he can apply lightning to himself, to restore him from undeath to life. Then, he believes, he will be able to reclaim his own free will, because he no longer will be a draug. After that, he intends to have his followers make a god of him. The red draugs in the tower perform experiments and "interrogate" prisoners for the master, Mýsing.
Key to the Dungeon Plans of the Red Draugs' Tower
Cellar (The skeletons are inanimate and forgotten.)
1. Trapdoor to Ground Floor.
2. Jakes.
3. Well.
Ground Floor
4. Entry. Three orc warriors always stand guard here.
5. Library.
6. Spiral Stairway. From the ground floor upward.
7. Holding Cell. Manacles embedded in the walls hold the prisoners in place. This area is used to hold prisoners who have been brought up from the cellar for dealings with the red draugs.
Second Story
Supply and laboratory area.
8. Entry. One orc warrior always stands guard here.
9. Still. Used to make potions.
10. Supply Storage Area.
Third Floor
Transfiguration and Persuasion area.
11. Transfiguration Chamber. This room is used to transfigure the consenting living into undead draugs. Transfiguration candidates are strapped into the Chair of Transfiguration, to prevent violent nerve reactions that can occur during transfiguration from interrupting the process. Two orc warriors always stand guard here.
12. Persuasion Area. Prisoners who disagree with the red draugs can be strapped into the torture chair or onto the rack, where the draugs can use their tools of persuasion. If the prisoners are chosen for experiments rather than persuasion, they are chained to the operating table in the left part of the chamber
13. Joint Casting Area.
Fourth Floor
Work level.
14. Workbenches. The four red draugs spend a large part of their time working here.
You can get these map in two versions:
1. The original Fractal Mapper (TM) 8 maps in FMP format, fully editable, from our Jörðgarð web page (12 MB). This version includes a 12-page PDF pamphlet that tells you how to use the map in FM8.
2. As five JPG flat map, each of 1024 x 970 pixels (Zip total 3.6 MB), above.
Both versions are released for personal and commercial use under the Open Game License Version 1.0a, which you can read on the Jörðgarð web site.
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Next Week: Garndi's Crossing: Mýsing's tower.


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Fruit or Ferment
I thought I had a good idea of what a fermented taint was but with discussions here and some of Tom's latest coffee descriptions I am just confused now. So the question is: when does Intense Fruit cross the line into a Fermented Taint? Thanks, David
Not an easy question, and exactly the point of offering these 2 coffees that push that limit: Ethiopia FTO Lekempti Dry Process and (to a much lesser extent) Juan Francisco El Salvador. Partly, it is subjective … on the other hand, a truly fermenty coffee will fade within a few months, and just taste dirty. I just cupped a Sumatra today that is another "challenging" cup profile in the same way; very fruity, but remaining more on the clean side (when I taste mustiness or mold, that IS, by all standards, over the line). Take this same debate over into the realm of food and you find a lot of parallels. For me, the analogy is between very refined food (for example, white sugar sweetness) versus more "natural" food (for example, raw unfiltered honey, sorghum syrup, unsulphered blackstrap mollases). The later contain sweetness with other flavors many would consider earthy, herbal, groundy, vegetal, woody, etc. Now, I don't know where the line is between them: I don't want to subsist on a diet that tastes like fungus and rotting wood, but I also don't want to have a sanitized, boring diet of clean-flavored, homogenized food. The same goes for coffee. There are coffee cuppers who reject even the slightest suggestion of unorthodoxy, of the unexpected, in their coffee. Seriously, it is true … they want "clean, sweet, floral, citric, slight chocolate note" every time. Even flavors like nuts, cedar, and spice can cause them to suspect a coffee of uncleanliness. Most on the other extreme (in my experience) accept really marginal flavors because they roast coffee heavily … "west coast roast" types who can't live without DP Ethiopias and DP Sumatras. My opinion: we should try to be flexible, and open to new tastes. We want coffee with character, something surprising … but not a coffee that can't be stored for 6 months green and still cup with the same quality. That IS important. But in general, the question you raise is something that is open-ended and should always be a matter for debate. And in a way it is good that cuppers don't agree on this; just another way the coffee trade is heterogeneous; that we don't all offer the same thing because we don't agree! -Tom

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Baseball's "Hot Stove Season" is already well under way, but many of the big-time signings, trades and other moves won't happen until the Winter Meetings start December 3.
By then, however, the Atlanta Braves may have a new starting center fielder and be focused on other needs.
Former Rays center fielder B.J. Upton could make a decision this week about where he signs, says Tampa Bay Times beat writer Mark Topkin.
A former #2 overall draft pick, Upton has become Atlanta's top free agent target, AJC staff writer Carroll Rogers reports, to replace Michael Bourn, who executives expect will cost too much to re-sign.
"And what's not to love?" Asks Andy Johnston of Fox Sports South. Upton has power, speed, youth and post-season experience. It doesn't hurt that he plays center and hit right-handed, which the team needs.
That's why the Bravos had Upton in for a visit November 15, even bringing in legendary manager Bobby Cox to grease the wheels, says MLB.com blogger Mark Bowman.
But every good story needs a villain. Enter: NL East division rivals, the Philadelphia Phillies, who are also courting the 28-year-old center fielder and are expected to be finalists in the fight for Upton's services. Jim Salisbury, writing for CSNPhilly.com, says the Phils met with him recently too.
ESPN's Jim Bowden, a former general manager, says he hears a third "mystery" team is in the mix with Atlanta and Philadelphia.
What does Upton have to say about all this?
Nothing much yet, except on Twitter, where he said he's "really blown away by the love other cities are showing me right now. Can't wait to see how this pans out."
As the Braves await Upton's decision, there's little else for fans to do except ponder the possibilities of an outfield anchored by a player whose name, B.J., stands for "Bossman Junior."


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) --It sure has been a cool March. Looking at the high temperatures at Reagan National, you can really see the difference. Last year we spent a lot of days with above average highs. (The yellow line is the average high which has risen from 51º to 57º from the 1st to the 18th)
This year has been totally different. Most days have been below average. last year we managed to already see low 80s for a few days and the Cherry trees at the Tidal Basin saw peak bloom on March 20.
This year, the cold has forced the National Park Service to adjust their forecast later into the season. Originally, their forecast was for peak bloom between March 26 and March 30. Just this morning, they pushed that forecast back to between April 3 and April 6.
Yes, some varieties of cherry trees have already bloomed, but the Yoshino variety of trees has not. The water itself also tends to keep the area along the Tidal basin a little cooler as well this time of year.
Looking ahead, unseasonably cool weather is likely for the next 1 to 2 weeks and we even have a threat for more wintry on Monday, March 25.
This is the "Euro" (ECMWF) from 7 pm Monday night looking out at the Monday 7 AM period. If this verifies, we would see a mix changing to snow. It's still way too early to tell if this will verify and what sort of storm this would be, but, it has been a chilly month and we'll definitely watch it!


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Just wanted to get this forum moving!
Mathews catch us if you can
Elite Archery "Perfected Excellence"
Bowtech "Refuse To Follow"
I just got serious on Monday, got a new leftover Alphamax 32. Awesome bow, and a huge upgrade compared to the Bear I was shooting.
Alphamax 32
Remington 700 30-06
Winchester 30-30
Limbsaver Dead Zone 32
Shoot STR8
Get serious! Get a hoyt!
I got serious all right, that why I have 2 06 Martin Slayers, 63# & 55# and a 04 Martin Cougar lll Elite. All are Nitrous C cams with X rigging, a shoot thru system. The Slayers both have QuikTune Micro 3000 prong rests and HHA OL 5519. The Cougar lll has a QuikTune 1000 prong rest. I shoot that bow fingers, instintive. I hunt with Carbon Express Predator ll, VaneTec HP and 100 grn 3 blade Muzzys. GoldTip Ultra Lites for targets..,.
Mathews, catch us if you can!
I've owned three Hoyt bows and two PSE bows. The PSE rigs fell apart and were a nightmare to shoot. The Hoyt set ups have been bullet proof. It if tumbles 400 yards down a scree field and shoots dead on, it's for me!
People in SUV's and suburbs will kill more game animals than a man with a bow, ever could.


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When we give the wind direction during our broadcast we are giving you the direction from which the wind blows. For example, a northeast wind at 10 is a wind blowing from the northeast to the southwest at ten miles per hour. If we stop and think about it that makes perfect sense. A north wind is cold as it brings air down from the north, conversely a south wind is warm as it transports warm air northward from the south.
Greek Derivatives:
Boreas = North wind
Apeliotos = East wind
Notos = South wind
Zephyrus = West wind
You might remember that a zephyr is a refreshing wind. When we speak of 'Nor'easters we are talking about the storms that travel up the coast producing northeast winds. (Areas of low pressure rotate counter clockwise and high pressure systems rotate clockwise.) These northeast winds lock in the cold air and are our big snow makers. In terms of property damage on the shore Nor'easters do far more damage than hurricanes. Nor'easters last longer and are more frequent. When hurricanes travel up the coast the strongest winds reside in the northeast quadrant which remains off shore. The highest wind gust recorded at National is 98 mph on October 15th in 1954 when the remnants of Hurricane Hazel passed between Winchester and Washington.


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4 Keating A, Chez RA. Ginger syrup as an antiemetic in early pregnancy. Altern Ther Health Med. 2002;8:89-91.
5 Norheim AJ, Pedersen EJ, Fonnebo V, et al. Acupressure treatment of morning sickness in pregnancy. A randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled study. Scand J Prim Health Care. 2001;19:43-47.
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7 de Aloysio D, Penacchioni P. Morning sickness control in early pregnancy by Neiguan point acupressure. Obstet Gynecol. 1992;80:852-854.
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12 Ussher JM, Dewberry C, Malson H, et al. The relationship between health related quality of life and dietary supplementation in British middle managers: a double blind placebo controlled study. Psychol Health. 1995;10:97-111.
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Winona Kirk
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Winona Kirk was the wife of Starfleet officer George Kirk and the mother of George Samuel Kirk and James T. Kirk.
In 2233, she was aboard the USS Kelvin while her husband served as first officer. They named their second son after her father James and her husband's father Tiberius. (Star Trek)
She had five grandchildren, three from her son George Samuel, and two from her son, James. (TOS: "What Are Little Girls Made Of?", "The Paradise Syndrome"; Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan)
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In the 2009 film Star Trek, Winona Kirk was portrayed by Jennifer Morrison.
She may have a brother, since James T. Kirk said he was staying at his uncle's farm in Star Trek Generations. It was never made clear which of his parents had a sibling though, or if he was just using the term for a long time family friend. In Star Trek, an uncle Frank was cut from the script and reworked into Winona's new husband heard in the film.
The name "Winona" originated in Vonda N. McIntyre's TOS novel Enterprise: The First Adventure, and became canon with its inclusion in the 2009 film.
Star Trek writers Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci revealed Winona was a Starfleet officer, hence her presence aboard the Kelvin. [1]
Apocrypha Edit
Information from several of the novels and short-stories states she was born in 2210 and was of Sioux descent. Star Trek II: Biographies gave her name as "Marjorie Wimpole."
In the TOS novel The Janus Gate: Past Prologue, Winona accompanied George on his assignment to the planet Grex in 2247. They left the planet when a civil war broke out one year later and moved back to their farm in Riverside.
In the novels Enterprise: The First Adventure and Final Frontier, Winona left Earth in 2259 after the death of her husband to stay with her eldest son in Deneva. She was present during the change of command ceremony when Christopher Pike passed command of the USS Enterprise to her son James T. Kirk in 2264.
According to Time for Yesterday, she died in a fire on the family farm in Riverside, Iowa on June 2, 2283. She was cremated and her ashes were placed in a crypt in a chapel at her hometown of Riverside.
External link Edit
- Winona Kirk at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works


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This low-calorie, low-fat main dish is a great alternative to takeout. And as a bonus, the carrots add both color and an excellent source of vitamin A.
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News: Pasadena City College Launches 24-Hour Online Tutoring Service
The Pasadena City College Learning Assistance Center recently partnered with Smarthinking, Inc. to launch free online tutoring services that students can access 24-hours a day. This online service is intended to complement the college's in-person, peer-tutoring programs.
Online tutors are available for a wide range of subjects, including writing (for any subject), mathematics (basic math through calculus II), accounting, statistics, economics, biology, anatomy and physiology, physics, chemistry, and Spanish.
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University Relations and Shippensburg University would like to welcome you as a new member of the Student Alumni Ambassador Organization. We appreciate the commitment you have made and assure you it will be a beneficial one.
This member handbook is meant to introduce you to the activities and events that you will be involved with, as well as serve as a reference tool when you have questions.
Ambassador meetings are held once a month throughout the semester, depending on schedules. All meetings are held at the alumni house unless otherwise specified.
Attendance at meetings is required to keep up to date with events, social gatherings, and relevant information concerning the ambassador organization. The appointed secretary will take roll call at each meeting and this will be considered when events are totaled at the completion of each semester.
Minutes from each meeting are sent out after every meeting. This does not give you permission to skip meetings. The minutes serve as a reference and reminder of the next meeting date.
I. The Executive Council shall consist of:
II. Election
III. Officer Responsibilities
Vice President
Activities Coordinator
Social gatherings at the Alumni House and group activities at various locations. We actively have socials throughout the year to thank our ambassadors for the events that they have participated in.
An annual ambassador retreat is held at the beginning of the fall semester. The retreat is an introduction to the ambassador organization and an opportunity to get to know your fellow members. It also familiarizes ambassadors with the events and expectations for the year.
Annual Ambassadors District II Conference. Conference is held at a District II university/college. Three-day weekend of socializing, games, networking, and learning.
In past years, the ambassador conference has been held at such schools as: Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Brock University in St.Catherines, Ontario, Canada, Albright College in Reading, Pennsylvania, Shippensburg University, and William Patterson in New Jersey.
Some common workshop topics that are typically offered as a part of this conference are: Team-Building, Hosting a Conference, Recruitment, Socials, Leadership, and Effective Communication. This conference is considered a school function and is cost free for students. All room and board and meals will be covered. We strongly encourage that ambassadors take advantage of this opportunity.
* Rugby's and short sleeve shirts will be provided for Ambassadors at the beginning of the semester to keep for their duration as an Ambassador. Blazers will also be provided, but MUST be returned to the Alumni Office at the end of the school year in May in order to have the blazers dry cleaned and ready for the next school year. Please be aware that you are representing Shippensburg University, which means be mindful of your attire. It is not appropriate to wear clothing that is too short, too tight, or stained.
Dress code - Blazers, khakis, name tag
Time of arrival will be known when you sign up for the event. Arrive on time and meet with the contact person. The contact person will assign you to the duties that he or she will want you to do. This could be greeting guests as they enter the building, answering questions that guests may have, or showing them to assigned seats.
Arrive to event at the time that was assigned. Meet with contact person to find what your obligations are for that event. Some duties include: looking over reserved areas, greeting guests in the lobby as they arrive, or handing out programs.
Football Games
Dress code- Rugby's or short sleeve shirt, khakis, name tag
Arrive at Foundation Tent at 11:45am. and no later. Eat lunch with the Foundation and be familiar with the people attending the tailgate at the tent so you are aware of those individuals sitting in the reserved seats. By 12:15 pm. leave Foundation Tent and head to the football game. When arriving at the football game, find Herb Bowers, who is responsible for the programs and take them to the reserved seating area. Watch over the seats so only appointed guests sit in them. Every Foundation member should receive a complimentary program. Make sure that the first seat in the president's section is reserved only for the president. You may leave after the kickoff of the game.
Dress code- Rugby's, khakis, name tag
Homecoming is our largest event all year so we need 100% participation from the group. There will be sign-ups for different times and different events going on throughout the day, such as registration of alumni, and face painting at the children's booth. Sign up for the time and events that you know that you will be able to attend. Homecoming is a mandatory event. Everyone must be there.
Dress code- Blazer, khakis, name tag
Graduation is held in both December and May. Ambassadors are needed to help seat or take tickets and answer questions from the graduates' family and friends. Be aware of the plan set for inclement weather and plan accordingly.
Added Events
There may be added events that come up during the semester at short notice. Each ambassador will be notified via email and/or phone chain. If you need further information concerning a certain event, please contact the graduate assistant at University Relations for further clarification.
* Note:
At all events, please arrive on time. We do not tolerate tardiness. Come to events with an enthusiastic and friendly attitude. Know what the agenda will be for the event in case anyone has any questions. If you cannot make an event after you have signed up for it, you must find a replacement. It is your responsibility to find a replacement. Please inform the graduate assistant of the conflict. After the graduate assistant is aware of the problem, go through the phone list. Then contact the graduate assistant to indicate whether a replacement was found. Please make every effort to find a replacement due to the nature of the events student ambassadors cover.
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Mobile Working Group
Introduction to the Mobile Working Group
Mobile computing is experiencing tremendous growth and adoption, while the devices are gaining significant power and dynamic capabilities. Personally owned mobile devices are increasingly being used to access employers' systems and cloud-hosted data – both via browser-based and native mobile applications. Clouds of mobile devices are likely to be common. The CSA Mobile working group will be responsible for providing fundamental research to help secure mobile endpoint computing from a cloud-centric vantage point.
Working Group Scope and Responsibilities
The working group is chartered to research the following areas:
- Securing application stores and other public entities deploying software to mobile devices
- Analysis of mobile security capabilities and features of key mobile operating systems
- Cloud-based management, provisioning, policy, and data management of mobile devices to achieve security objectives
- Guidelines for the mobile device security framework and mobile cloud architectures
- Scalable authentication from mobile devices to multiple, heterogeneous cloud providers
- Best practices for secure mobile application development and securely enabling existing applications on mobile platforms
- Identification of primary risks related to individually owned devices accessing organizational systems (commonly known as BYOD – Bring Your Own Device)
- Solutions for resolving multiple usage roles related to BYOD, e.g. personal and business use of a common device
Mobile Working Group Leadership
Mobile Co-chairs
David Lingenfelter
David Lingenfelter is a seasoned security professional with nearly 20 years of experience in risk management, information security, compliance and policy development. He is responsible for oversight of all security and compliance aspects of Fiberlink, an IBM company, including physical, application, network and data security. David successfully managed Fiberlink through the FISMA certification process, including proposed FedRAMP controls and helped design Fiberlink's cloud architecture model.
David is an active member of the Cloud Security Alliance including being a co-chair for their Mobile Working Group and contributor to the development of the CSA Cloud Controls Matrix as well as being active in several other working groups. A noted expert and thought leader in mobile security, David frequently gives presentations on Cloud and Mobile technologies and has presented for ISACA, ISSA, Cloud Security Alliance, InfraGard and GTRA among others. David has also been quoted as a subject matter expert in a number of different publications.
Cesare Garlati
Cesare Garlati is one of the most quoted and sought-after thought leaders in the enterprise mobility space. Former Vice President of Mobile Security at Trend Micro, Cesare currently serves as Co-Chair of the CSA Mobile Working Group – Cloud Security Alliance. Prior to Trend Micro, Mr. Garlati held director positions within leading mobility companies such as iPass, Smith Micro Software and WaveMarket. Prior to this, he was senior manager of product development at Oracle, where he led the development of Oracle's first cloud application and many other modules of the Oracle E-Business Suite.
Cesare holds a Berkeley MBA, a BS in Computer Science and numerous professional certifications from Microsoft, Cisco and Sun.
Mobile Working Group Initiatives
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Mobile Application Security Testing Whitepaper Draft Open Peer Review
Mobile applications are becoming an integral part of not just modern enterprises but also of human existence and a huge part of this shift is due to the emergence of cloud computing. The Mobile Application Security Testing initiative will aim to create a safer cloud ecosystem for mobile applications by creating systematic approaches to application testing and vetting that helps integrate and introduce quality control and compliance to mobile application development and management.
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Understanding the limited opportunities to secure apps from secure coding practices, third party security add ons, and testing procedures in app stores.
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Understanding the fundamental concepts of authentication in layered mobile computing environments to ensure proper implementation, maintenance, and monitoring of secure mobile devices.
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Mobile BYOD Policy Guidance
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The security of smart phones and the software being used on them will become increasingly important. The CSA Mobile Working Group is trying to identify and document recommendations to establish guidelines for the mobile device environment.
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December 02, 2015
Cloud Security Alliance Releases Mobile Application Security Testing Initiative
White Paper Ready for Peer Review SINGAPORE – December 2, 2015 – The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), the world's leading organization dedicated to defining and raising awareness of best practices to help ensure a secure cloud computing environment, today announced that its Mobile Application Security Testing Working Group released a new white paper that incorporates elements…
September 16, 2015
How Uber Uses the Cloud to Drive a Mobile Workforce
Oceans of ink have already been spilled extolling Uber's innovative practices and growing profits, but here's one aspect getting less attention: How the company's nearly 100 percent cloud-based business empowers its vast network of mobile workers (the drivers)… Read blog post
June 29, 2015
Cloud Security Open API: The Future of Cloud Security
The Cloud Security Alliance launched the Cloud Security Open API Working Group with the goal to provide guidance for enterprises and cloud service providers on the operation and interoperability of cloud security functions, with a specific goal to protect PII and sensitive data across multiple clouds. Read blog post
May 28, 2015
Who's backing up BYOD data? One more reason for cloud disaster recovery
If you're among the 60% of organizations that don't have a disaster recovery plan, or among the 59% that only back up data in one location, here are 5 good reasons to shore up your plan and include the cloud as one of your endpoint backup solutions… Read blog post
March 26, 2015
How To Address The BYOD Security Issue
This proliferation of data that is now moving outside of company networks, down to things like employee-owned smartphones, tablets and laptops can increase the chance of data leaking out and getting into the wrong hands. This is perhaps why BYOD has become a huge pain point for professionals looking to secure mobile devices. Read blog…
November 07, 2013
Cloud Security Alliance Annual Congress to Serve as Launchpad for New Research, Guidance Reports and Working Groups
CSA today released its planned research agenda and a preview of new working groups to be launched at the upcoming CSA Congress 2013, taking place December 4-5 in Orlando.
September 24, 2013
Cloud Security Alliance Mobile Working Group Opens Annual Mobile Market Maturity Survey
Group seeks global input to understand current market maturity and needed processes to manage enterprise mobile technology.
February 12, 2013
CSA Announces Working Group Sessions at RSA in San Francisco
CSA is hosting sessions during the week for some of our active working groups. These are free events that will be held outside of the regular conference on Thursday, February 28th.
November 08, 2012
Cloud Security Alliance Releases Security Guidance for Critical Areas of Mobile Computing
CSA Mobile Working Group report aims to provide industry with mobile security best practices.
October 25, 2012
CSA Seeks Input on a Mobile App Store Security Initiative Policy Guideline Document
The CSA Mobile Working Group would like to invite you to review and comment on their Mobile App Store Security Initiative Policy Guideline document that was created by their Initiative 5 sub-group.
October 19, 2012
CSA Seeks Input on a Mobile Authentication Document
Review and comment on the Mobile Authentication Document that was created by their Initiative 4 Authentication Sub-group.
October 19, 2012
CSA Seeks Input on a Mobile BYOD Document
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October 16, 2012
Take The CSA Mobile Maturity Questionnaire
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October 04, 2012
Data Loss from Missing Mobile Devices Ranks as Top Mobile Device Threat by Enterprises
CSA Mobile Working Group today released findings from a new survey that calls out the specific security concerns enterprise executives say are the real and looming threats as it relates to mobile device security in the enterprise environment.
September 20, 2012
CSA Identifies 17 Key Components for Effective Mobile Device Management of BYOD and Company-Owned Devices
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July 18, 2012
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July 11, 2012
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July 07, 2012
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March 20, 2012
Mobile Working Group Kick-Off (Call 2)
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February 27, 2012
CSA Launches Mobile and Innovation Initiatives at RSA
Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) today announced two significant new initiatives for 2012, addressing growing areas of need in cloud security – mobile computing and innovation.
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Mobile Application Security Testing Initiative Charter
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Release Date: February 16, 2015
Security Guidance for Critical Areas of Mobile Computing
Mobile devices empower employees to do what they need to do — whenever and wherever. People can work and collaborate "in the field" with customers, partners, patients or students and each other. But they need to be supported with always current operational processes and information, whether from apps, the Internet, or documents from other people.
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text: 02-17-11 London, UK Glamour Model and Author Katie "Jordan" Price pictured leaving the Blood Brothers Musical at the Phoenix Theatre in London, England, UK. The driver who was taking Katie from the Theatre accidentally lurched forward in his vehicle and struck a bollard and a teenage bystander. Katie was escorted back inside the Theatre and waited for the police and ambulance services to arrive and help, the teenager who was injured in the accident was taken away in an ambulance. Earlier the vehicle had been ticketed for where it was parked.... Non-Exclusive Pix by Flynet ©2011 818-307-4813 Nicolas 310-869-0177 Scott


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I'm trying to test the upgrade of a Zimbra NE :
- from Zimbra NE 7.2.0 on Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (same as my real production server)
- to Zimbra NE 8.x on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
This upgrade is a simulation on local VM, in order to test it.
But I'm facing a weird problem :
"ERROR: Unable to reach the Zimbra License Activation Server."
with my trial licence on my test VM.
Overview of the process :
- Having a runing zimbra 7 / ubuntu 8 : works ok (verified)
- Upgrading the OS : Ubuntu 8 -> Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
(stopping zimbra + preventing it form starting at boot time, at first)
reboot : ubuntu works ok (zimbra shut down)
- Reinstalling Zimbra (same v7) for Ubuntu 10
... this is where all goes wrong
- Upgrading running Zimbra v7 to last v8
(not tested)
What goes wrong on step "Reinstalling Zimbra (same v7) for Ubuntu 10" :
Doing it as a "disaster recovery" :
- moving /opt/zimbra/ to /opt/zimbra-original/ to preserve datas
- doing a first "softwareonly" install
... this goes wrong, I stop here <------------
(- moving new /opt/zimbra/ to /opt/zimbra-bad/)
(- moving back /opt/zimbra-original/ to /opt/zimbra/ for preserved data)
(- modifying permissions :
$ chown -R zimbra:zimbra /opt/zimbra
$ /opt/zimbra/libexec/zmfixperms --verbose --extended)
(- doing real upgrade with new install for ubuntu 10 :
./install.sh --license /home/michel/ZCSLicense.xml)
When trying to do a first "softwareonly" install :
root@xxxx:/tmp/zcs-NETWORK-7.2.0_GA_2669.UBUNTU10_64.20120410002323# ./install.sh -s --license /home/michel/ZCSLicense.xml
Operations logged to /tmp/install.log.1208
Checking for existing installation...
zimbra-ldap...FOUND zimbra-ldap-7.2.0_GA_2669.UBUNTU8_64
zimbra-logger...FOUND zimbra-logger-7.2.0_GA_2669.UBUNTU8_64
zimbra-mta...FOUND zimbra-mta-7.2.0_GA_2669.UBUNTU8_64
zimbra-snmp...FOUND zimbra-snmp-7.2.0_GA_2669.UBUNTU8_64
zimbra-store...FOUND zimbra-store-7.2.0_GA_2669.UBUNTU8_64
zimbra-apache...FOUND zimbra-apache-7.2.0_GA_2669.UBUNTU8_64
zimbra-spell...FOUND zimbra-spell-7.2.0_GA_2669.UBUNTU8_64
zimbra-convertd...FOUND zimbra-convertd-7.2.0_GA_2669.UBUNTU8_64
zimbra-memcached...NOT FOUND
zimbra-proxy...NOT FOUND
zimbra-archiving...NOT FOUND
zimbra-cluster...NOT FOUND
zimbra-core...FOUND zimbra-core-7.2.0_GA_2669.UBUNTU8_64
ZCS upgrade from 7.2.0 to 7.2.0 will be performed.
ERROR: Unable to reach the Zimbra License Activation Server.
License Activation is required when upgrading to ZCS 7 or later.
The ZCS Network upgrade will automatically attempt to activate the
current license as long as the activation server can be contacted.
You can obtain a manual activation key and re-run the upgrade
by specifying the -a activation.xml option.
A manual license activation key can be obtained by either visiting
the Zimbra support portal or contacting Zimbra support or sales.
Checking activation server :
$ wget https://license.zimbra.com/zimbraLic...on?action=test
it gives me :
"You've reached Zimbra activation server successfully."
which seems ok.
I have requested a new trial licence key, and tried it, but with the same error.
The weird thing is when I try to do the same softwareonly install on my "source" server (ubuntu 8, VM for tests),
(simulating a reinstall of the same zimbra), this error does not reach and the process continues OK
(I stop it before really modifying the system).
Any idea why this do not work ?
I have asked, the support but wating for them.


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CLEVELAND, Miss. - Valdosta State shot just 36.4 percent from the field and was out-rebounded 45-27 as the Blazers fell 77-61 to Delta State in Gulf South Conference men's basketball action at Sillers Coliseum Saturday afternoon.
With the loss, the Blazers fell to 17-9 overall and 9-9 in GSC play while Delta State improved to 11-15 and 7-11.
The game remained close for the first nine minutes of play, which featured seven lead changes and three ties. Delta State eventually grabbed control of the game with a 7-0 run, a span that saw VSU miss all five of its shot attempts.
Valdosta State fought back to eventually take a 30-29 lead on a Josh Sparks lay-up with 2:26 to play in the first half, but the Statesmen answered with a Matt Albritton three-pointer on its next possession and eventually claimed a 35-31 halftime lead.
DSU opened the second half on an 18-5 run to increase its lead to double digits. After making two of its first three shots of the half, Valdosta State missed its next five shots and committed three turnovers durnig the span, that ended with the Statesmen holding a 53-36 lead with 14:27 to play in the game.
The Blazers closed to within 10 points two minutes later, but got no closer the remainder of the game.
Sparks led Valdosta State with 21 points as he made 8-of-11 shots and 5-of-7 free throws. However, the remainder of the team made just 12-of-44 attempts. Shaquille Harris also finished in double digits with 11.
Cornell Knight led five Statesmen in double figures with 21 while Terry Leake added 15 and Zelvin Smith 13. Delta State shot 49.2 percent from the floor in the game.
Valdosta State returns to action Friday when it opens play in the Gulf South Conference Tournament.


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North Central College's mathematics department secured Dolciani Mathematics Enrichment Grant to aid high-achieving high school math students.
North Central College's department of mathematics recently secured a competitive Dolciani Mathematics Enrichment Grant (DMEG) from the Mathematical Association of America. The grant will be used to develop E2 (Expository Engagement): North Central Math Circle, an after-school math enrichment program for area high school students.
"It's really exciting to be able to engage young, math-minded students at North Central," said Neil Nicholson, North Central College assistant professor of mathematics and project director of E2.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Jessica Doyle combed through the day's Daily Deals emails and retailer websites to find you some deep discounts. Here are her Tuesday favorites:
ShamrockFest is right around the corner. Over 40 bands and DJs will be on 9 stages at RFK Stadium, March 16. here's your discounted VIP ticket to see the shows: $59.99 from Google Offers -- a nearly $100 value ($99.99).
Those stylish Western Boots from Frye are expensive, but not now.
6pm.com is taking up to 50 percent off several styles of women's boots. The deals can save you up to $199.
LivingSocial is running a deal with The Melting Pot Pay $45 for a four-course dinner for two, which is 50 percent off. That price gets you cheese fondue, 2 salads, 2 entrées, and chocolate fondue dessert.
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Childbirth Connection's Pregnancy Topic on Choosing a Caregiver for Your PregnancyWe provide in-depth coverage through our Pregnancy Topic to help inform you about choosing a caregiver:
Other Childbirth Connection Resources Relating to Choosing a Caregiver for Your Pregnancy
Learning More About Choosing a Caregiver and Different Types of CaregiversDeliver My Baby: Here is a short quiz to help you narrow down the type of health care provider that best fits your needs. It will also give you a list of key questions to ask when interviewing potential care providers. The American College of Nurse-Midwives developed this tool.
Lamaze International: Why Transparency in Maternity Care Matters: A Fact Sheet: explains why transparency in medical interventions at the provider and facility level is necessary for quality improvements in maternity care.
Find a Local Midwife for Your PregnancyAmerican College of Nurse-Midwives: Certified Nurse-Midwives and Certified Midwives: an online database from ACNM to identify practices with one or more Certified Nurse-Midwives (CNMs) or Certified Midwives (CMs); with option to search for hospital, in-hospital birth center, out-of-hospital, and home birth practices
BirthPartners.com: Natural Birth Partners: an online directory for locating midwives and many other types of childbirth providers, including midwives who are willing to travel to women
Midwives Alliance of North America: Midwives, (email): to request lists of MANA members in specific states or provinces (MANA members have many different types of credentials)
Midwives practicing in out-of-hospital birth centers: an online directory of birth centers from American Association of Birth Centers
North American Registry of Midwives: Certified Professional Midwives (email): to find Certified Professional Midwives (CPMs) in your area, call toll-free 888-842-4784 or send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com
State-by-state midwifery laws and organizations: state-by-state information from Citizens for Midwifery to help you consider options and find midwives
Find a Local Physician Who Provides Maternity CareAmerican Academy of Family Physicians: Family Physicians: to contact your state's chapter of American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) and ask which family physicians in your area offer maternity care
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists: Obstetricians: a directory of ACOG members
American Osteopathic Association: Osteopathic Physicians: a directory of AOA members with information about practice specialty
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (SportsNetwork.com) - Lexi Thompson fired a 5-under-
par 66 on Saturday to grab a 3-stroke lead entering the final round of the
LPGA Malaysia.
Thompson, who is seeking her second LPGA Tour win and first since the 2011
Navistar LPGA Classic, sits at 17-under-par 196 through 54 holes on Kuala
Lumpur Golf & Country Club's East Course.
Ilhee Lee held a 1-stroke lead through each of the first two rounds, but she
carded a 1-under 70 on Saturday and dropped into second place at 14-under-par
World No. 2 Suzann Pettersen shot 4-under 67 to move into a share of third
place alongside last week's Reignwood LPGA Classic winner Shanshan Feng (70)
at 11-under 202.
Anna Nordqvist tallied the low round of the day, a 65, and moved into a tie
for fifth place with Karine Icher (68) at minus-9.
I.K. Kim (72), Pornanong Phatlum (68), So Yeon Ryu (70) and Jodi Ewart Shadoff
(69) share seventh at 8-under.
Defending champion and world No. 1 Inbee Park, a six-time winner this season,
is tied for 28th place at 3-under 210.
Thompson began the third round one shot behind Lee, but found herself tied
with the overnight leader when Lee bogeyed the par-4 second and dropped to 12-
under. After both players parred then next, lightning promptly cleared the
course, and Thompson wasted little time taking the lead when play resumed
nearly an hour later.
Thompson jumped on top at minus-13 with a birdie at the par-4 14th, matched
Lee's birdie at the sixth to stay ahead by one, then doubled her advantage
with another birdie at the par-3 seventh.
The margin continued to swell, as Lee again dropped to minus-12 with a bogey
at the ninth and Thompson birdied the 10th to reach 16-under.
Lee bounced back with a birdie at the 12th, but Thompson rolled home a 12-
footer for birdie at the next hole to quickly re-establish her 4-stroke lead
At the last, Lee dropped in a short birdie putt to get within three strokes
entering the final round.
NOTES: Thompson has five top-10 finishes this season ... Lee earned her first
career victory at the weather-shortened Pure Silk-Bahamas LPGA Classic in May
... Of Park's six wins this season, three came in major championships ...
World No. 3 Stacy Lewis is tied for 13th place at 6-under-par 207 ... This is
the second of five consecutive events in Asia for the LPGA Tour. There is no
cut at this tournament.
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Emily Elizabeth McLaughlin of Jacksonville and Adam Thomas Koonce of Cove City were united in marriage on June 1, 2013, at Bethany Christian Church with the Rev. Paul Jackson officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLaughlin Jr. of Trenton and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morton of Jacksonville. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLaughlin of Sneads Ferry and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thompson of Jacksonville.
The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Sheila Koonce of Cove City and the late Mr. Tony Koonce. He is the grandson of Mr. Emmett Koonce of Cove City.
The bride was given in marriage by her parents.
Nuptial music was provided by vocalists Dawn Briley and Milan Jarman and pianist Danny French.
The matron of honor was Ashley Abode of Wilmington, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Whitney Jones of Pleasant Garden, Kristin Toler of Ernul, Hollie Trott of Maysville, Kimberly Koonce of Cove City and Stephanie Smith of Wake Forest.
Tynleigh Koonce was the flower girl.
Best man was Joshua Koonce of Cove City, brother of the groom.
Groomsmen were Mike Peterson of Cary, brother of the bride, Daniel Mills of Vanceboro, Jameson Quinn of Cove City, Justin Lane of Fort Barnwell, and Aaron Anderson of Vanceboro.
Jacob Peterson was the ringbearer.
Assisting with the wedding was Mrs. Sarah Fairburn of New Bern, director and decorator.
A reception, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLaughlin Jr., was held at New Bern Golf and Country Club.
The couple took a honeymoon cruise to the Eastern Caribbean.
The bride graduated from Meredith College and is employed by Craven County Schools as a teacher.
The bridegroom graduated from Craven Community College and is employed by FRC East Cherry Point as a machinist.
They plan to live in Cove City.
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"This has been our way of going out to say thank-you. The Cyclone Nation has responded. We get to do what we want to do because of what you Cyclone fans do. We know that and we will never forget it." ¢
"When we started planning this, we really didn't know how it would be received," McGuire said. "We knew that Cyclone fans are loyal and very supportive, but until the first stop on the Tailgate Tour, we weren't sure."
The question was been answered in concert by the overflow crowds at the six Tailgate Tour stops. Tuesday's event, at the Cattle Congress in
"I love this format," said
The six stops, though in different parts of
"Actually, we have been overwhelmed by the response of Cyclone fans," McGuire said. "The people in the communities we have visited, in the hospitals, the Boys' and Girls' Clubs and retirement communities were so grateful when we visited."
Each visit included the presence of
"The best thing about this for us is the opportunity to meet the people you see filling Hilton Coliseum or Jack Trice Stadium when you look around during a game," said ISU women's basketball head coach Bill Fennelly. "These are the people who fuel Hilton Magic. These events have allowed us to meet and talk with these great fans and meet their kids."
Pollard geared the events toward grooming young Cyclone fans of future decades, most of whom were romping around on the inflatable games staffed by
Tuesday's event was a homecoming of sorts for ISU head men's basketball coach Greg McDermott, who returned to the
"Our support is truly statewide," Chizik said. "I've been impressed by the number of people who took time out to come and see us. For me, what Jamie has said from the start is true. It's a Cyclone state."


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|Running Time: 137 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $90,135,191.00
|Genre: Adaptation, Drama, Thriller
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Kevin Bacon
Laurence Fishburne
Tim Robbins
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Summary:When they were kids growing up together in a rough section of Boston, Jimmy Markum, Dave Boyle and Sean Devine spent their days playing stickball on the street, the way most boys did in their blue-collar neighborhood of East Buckingham. Nothing much out of the ordinary ever happened, until a moment's decision drastically altered the course of each of their lives forever. Twenty-five years later, the three find themselves thrust back together by another tragic event--the murder of Jimmy's 19-year-old daughter. Now a cop, Sean is assigned to the case and he and his partner are charged with unraveling the seemingly senseless crime. In the wake of the sudden and terrible loss of his child, Jimmy... Full Summary >>


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KLEM News AM Update April 8, 2010
"Challenge of the Future, Promise of the Past" is the theme for the Northwest Iowa Power Cooperative (NIPCO ) annual meeting at the Sioux City Convention Center.
Congressman Steve King will speak about climate change legislation just after the opening of the NIPCO annual meeting
The annual meeting also includes presentations by representatives of NIPCO power suppliers including Basin Electric Power Cooperative and Western Area Power Administration.
Other speakers are from the Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives and the Iowa Area Development Group.
NIPCO will honor 10 employees for their years of service.
(SIOUX CITY)--John Morrell employees in Sioux City say the plant will shutdown this week instead of April 20th.
Some workers expect Friday to be the last round of hog processing. Some pork producers have been told there would be no more deliveries to the John Morrell plant in Sioux City after this week.
Whether the plant closes this week or April 20th, the impact in Sioux City from the loss of more than 14-hundred jobs will have an impact in many areas.
Siouxland Community Health Center C-E-O Michelle Stephan says they serve over a thousand patients that use insurance provided by John Morrell.
She says once the workers lose their jobs, they can remain patients and will qualify for a sliding fee scale.
Stephan says reimbursement for those individuals would cost about 400-thousand dollars a year.
The Sioux City plant is owned by Smithfield Foods. A company spokesperson did not respond to a call from KLEM News Wednesday. (Portions of this report courtesy Josie Cooper, KSCJ News/Powell Broadcasting, Sioux City)
(LE MARS)--An employee at the Le Mars Community School District's Merrill elementary school is the district's "Employee of the Month."
Kissinger Elementary custodian Tim Kass of Merrill received the honor yesterday. Kass was nominated by the staff of the Merrill elementary school. The nomination describes Kass as a school employee who cares about the students and the staff and shows that.
Staff members say he doesn't forget what they've asked him to do and handles the custodian's work with a sense of humor and is known as the "go to guy."
Kass is credited with going above and beyond the custodian's job building creative items, adapting furniture and other work for special needs students.
Kass is one of the district's "Employees of the Month" who will be recognized as part of the Annual Foundation Banquet April 20th at the Le Mars Convention Center. Other honors include "Teacher of the Year," 25-year employees, and the top five percent of the 2010 graduating class. The public may attend. Ticket information is available through the Superintendent's office at the Education Service Center.
(ORANGE CITY)--Emergency groups are joining together to serve Sioux County residents.
Sioux County Sheriff Dan Altena Wednesday announced a partnership with the Sioux Center Ambulance, Sioux County Emergency Management and Sioux County Communications that brings the option of more portable emergency equipment to crime scenes and other emergencies.
According to Ryan Dekruyf of the Sioux Center Ambulance, the trailer, a truck to tow the trailer, and an A-T-V are already in use.
Altena says the partnership came about as Sergeant Nate Huizenga of the sheriff's office who is the county's emergency management director worked with the Sioux County Ambulance Association.
The sheriff's office is installing radios, a scanner and lighting in the trailer as part of the department's contribution to the joint use.
(SIOUX CITY)--A northwest Iowa man has pleaded guilty on drug charges and may spend the rest of his life in a federal prison.
Thirty-year-old Michael Donald Stevens of Royal has admitted he and others made meth in the home where his three children lived. According to court documents, Stevens admits over 50 grams of meth was made in his Clay County home over a three-year period. This isn't his first brush with the law.
Stevens had a previous meth-related conviction, in Sac County in 2002. He was convicted of delivery of a controlled substance in Buena Vista County in 2003 and again, in early 2005, he was convicted on meth-making charges in Ida County. Stevens faces a sentence of at least 20 years in federal prison, but the judge could sentence him to life behind bars. (News report by Radio Iowa)
YANKTON, S.D. (AP) Members of a city employees' union in Yankton have voted overwhelmingly to approve a contract after almost two years of negotiations with the city.
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local President Beth Parr says the contract has been a hard process but that most employees have kept a positive attitude.
City Manager Doug Russell also says relations between the union and city are good.
Russell says the City Commission could consider approval of the contract as early as Monday.
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WATERLOO, Iowa (AP) A Waterloo man is heading to prison for robbing a convenience store with a military-style rifle last August.
A Black Hawk County judge handed down the sentence Tuesday to 21-year-old Teijae Scott.
Scott was convicted of first-degree robbery during a February trial. Under state law, he will have to serve at least 70 percent of the sentence 17.5 years before he can be considered for parole.
Authorities said Scott plotted to hold up the store with 20-year-old T.J. Marquand and 19-year-old Cody Thomas.
In a separate trial, Thomas said Marquand coerced him to help with the robbery. He also was convicted of robbery and sentenced to 25 years. Marquand pleaded to a reduced charge of first-degree theft and testified for the prosecution during trials of Scott and Thomas.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) Gov. Chet Culver says six affordable housing initiatives throughout Iowa will receive a total of more than $2.2 million to preserve and construct affordable housing.
The awards announced Wednesday are made through the Affordable Housing Program
The largest single grant, of $1,15 million, goes to the Affordable Housing Network of Cedar Rapids, for the acquisition and rehabilitation of 25 flood-impacted homes.
Davenport is getting more than $349,000 to assist in the acquisition and rehabilitation of 10 vacant homes.
A grant of $250,000 goes to Iowa City, and the Habitat for Humanity of Marion County is gettting $200,000.
Smaller grants of $150,000 apiece go to Kalona Valley Apartments, Inc., in Kalona and the Northeast Iowa Community Action Corporation for homes in Garnavillo, Oelwein and Tripoli.
OTTUMWA, Iowa (AP) Ottumwa's school district has the highest dropout rate in Iowa, something district officials say they are trying to fix.
Superintendent Jon Sheldahl says the district has had a 4.5 percent to 5 percent dropout rate for years. However, the Iowa Department of Education reports the district's dropout rate spiked to 9.31 percent during the 2008-2009 school year.
Sheldahl says he can see how the district ended up with the higher number. He says some students held in the credit recovery program, and thus not officially dropouts, were dropped from the enrollment list last year, inflating the dropout number.
Sheldahl also noted some students who drop out are pulled back in by the district, but drop out again, thus are counted more than once.
Sheldahl says the district is trying to come up with the right programs to get the kids to stay in school.
KEOKUK, Iowa (AP) Residents of Keokuk are receiving new 18-gallon green recycle bins in an effort to encourage more people to recycle.
In distributing the bins, the Great River Regional Waste Authority is also trying to reverse the trend of more refuse going to the transfer station in Keokuk and a landfill in Fort Madison.
Beginning Monday, recyclables not put in bins will not be picked up by the city. However, old garbage cans with ``recycling'' stickers still can be used as backup recycling containers if the new bins are filled up.
Authorities point out that glass, newspapers, magazines, cardboard, junk mail, cans, milk jugs and detergent bottles can be recycled.
However, waxed or plastic coated paper, foil, cellophane, books, school papers, office files, and anything old and brittle will not be accepted.
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Quarterback Dayton Dreher sealed Decatur Community's win soon afterward with a keeper left that boosted the Red Devils' lead to 21-6 with just 2:52 to play. Dreher got excellent lock-up blocking from running back Troy Juenemann, who started on the left flank and kept 13 yards of edge open for his teammate. Plainsmen receiver Austin Thelander made an unbelievable touchdown catch to keep Perkins County's dream of an undefeated season alive. The 5-foot-5 senior leaned out of the right side of the end zone to grab Carlson's pass and kept a foot in bounds to score six points. The Red Devils burned up any hopes of a Plainsmen comeback from 21-14 with 33 seconds left when outside linebacker Kramer Wrinkles plowed Carlson down inches short of a successful two-point conversion. Wearing red jerseys and socks with gray helmets, numbers and trunks, the Red Devils pounded the ball on the ground to a 14-0 halftime lead. 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The hustling 6-foot, 190 pound senior stuffed Konner Fortin behind the line for Perkins County's first tackle-for-loss of the game. Perkins County defensive back Elliot Carlson considered buying rental property in the Red Devils' backfield after all of the time he spent there. Carlson made four tackles behind the line of scrimmage, including bringing down quarterback Dreher as a cheetah hunts a gazelle for a six-yard sack. Despite playing on a numberless field, Tim Johnson knows that he cut and dodged to create a 29-yard pass play, and that he snagged an interception as well. "It was a great game to play because it exposed some weakness in areas we will need to improve on prior to the playoffs; we really had not played a true "power" football team this year. I believe we will be a better team because of last Friday," Coach Kay said. The Plainsmen seniors chose to wear their new white jerseys on top of white pants for the game. 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