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June 29, 2016 - MEN IN BLACK REPORTED IN IOWA
MUSCATINE COUNTY, Iowa (KWQC) – R. J. Strong of Port Louisa, Iowa was spooked by what he saw a week ago Monday, June 13, at 2 a.m. Strong posted on Facebook afterward that he was traveling near Ogilvie and F avenues in Muscatine County when he saw "some weirdo walking down the paved road in a black trench coat!!!!" Several others on social media have reported similar sightings in recent weeks. According to the reports, the individuals have been seen standing beside roadways and sometimes stepping into roadways as motorists are passing at locations across Muscatine County, in southeastern Iowa.
"My son has experienced this and it's no joke," posted Beatrice Wilson Strong. "It was really a frightening experience to him."(Could these MIB sightings be connected to the mysterious black-eyed children discussed by Author & paranormal investigator David Weatherly? Listen to interview here)
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June 29, 2016 - CAN HUMANS SENSE MAGNETIC FIELDS?
People who claim to experience headaches and other sensations during geomagnetic storms are routinely dismissed by orthodoxy. Yet new research by geophysicist Joe Kirschvink of Caltech shows that rotating magnetic fields can alter human brain waves. If this research holds up to scrutiny and verification, humans may be added to the list of other creatures such as bees, dogs and birds that can sense the magnetism all around us. Read more...
June 29, 2016 - STRONG EARTHQUAKE SHAKES ALASKA
It looks like an active seismic day - a 5.3 earthquake shook Sand Point, Alaska, 4.8 quake shook 79km SE of Cold Bay, Alaska, 5.1 in the South Mid-Atlantic Ridge, 4.6 in Dipayal, Nepal, 3.2 in Perry, Oklahoma, 5.1 in Kyrgyzstan and yesterday a 5.8 in Vanuatu.
As global warming continues at an accelerated pace and the perma frost melts in Siberia and the pole areas, there will be more sink holes and more methane going into our atmosphere. If the poles completely melt in the future, could this be the trigger for a complete pole shift? Some scientists believe. The lack of weight on the melting ice caps, could create a wobble. Ocean levels would rise significantly, inundating many coastal areas and cities. Such scenarios are believed to have happened in Earth's history. Read what NASA says on Huffington Post...
June 28, 2016 - STRONG EARTHQUAKES TODAY
A 5.7 earthquake shook 18km NNE of Pinotepa de Don Luis, Mexico late last night, a 5.2 in Indonesia, and a 5.3 near Esso, Russia today.
June 27, 2016 - DUMPING MORE CHEMICAL IN THE SKY FOR FIGHT GLOBAL WARMING
Geo-engineers are finally coming out of the "chemtrail" closet, as reports are now emerging about deliberate plans in the works to dump untold tons of sulfate chemicals into the atmosphere for the purported purpose of fighting so-called "global warming." Read more...
June 27, 2016 - 14 SWARM EARTHQUAKES HIT TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI IN 24 HOURS - SIGNS OF THE BIG ONE?
In the last 24 hours a swarm of 14 earthquakes is sweeping across Tennessee, Missouri and Arkansas, right in the New Madrid Seismic Zone. Is this series of quakes a sign for the upcoming megaquake along New Madrid Seismic Zone? The San Andreas and the Cascadia faults are well known for their potential to cause a megaquakes. The swarms started on June 24, 2016 and is continuing presently. Read more...But the New Madrid Seismic Zone, a 150 miles long fault line crossing five states – Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee is also long overdue. It is southwest of the Wabash Valley Seismic Zone.
June 27, 2016 - THE SUN IS STILL BLANK: For the 5th day in a row, the face of the sun is blank--no sunspots. As a result, solar activity is low. NOAA forecasters say the chance of a strong solar flare today is no more than 1%.
WHAT'S AROUND THE BEND? The Earth-facing side of the sun is quiet, but the farside is not. We know because on Saturday something exploded there, hurling a cloud of plasma over the sun's eastern limb. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded a movie of the high-flying debris: Within a few days, the underlying blast site should reveal itself as the sun's rotation brings the active region over the horizon. We shall see if it is a large sunspot or something less threatening. Click on photo above for video.
June 26, 2016 - POWERFUL EARTHQUAKE SHAKES KYRGYZSTAN TODAY
A 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit 27km SSE of Sary-Task, Kyrgyzstan at 11:17:11 UTC. One hour earlier a 5.0 earthquake shook Afganistan near the same area as the 6.4. Also shaking today: a 2.5 in Arkansas, 2.6 in Kansas and warm earthquake in Oklahoma, 5.1 in Guam, 4.8 in Mcquarie Island, South Pacific, 4.2 in Iran, 5.0 and 4.9 in Reykjanes Ridge near Iceland and a 2.7 i Ucluelet, southwester Canada. More are building...stay tuned for updates.
June 25, 2016 - SWARM OF UFO ORBS CAPTURED OVER MEXICO'S VOLCANO
The strange display was captured by the live stream camera which constantly monitors the Popocatepetl volcano in Mexico to watch for signs of eruption. It was seen on the webcamsdemexico website on June 19 at 12.12am local time, by UFO hunter Scott C Waring, who was astonished.In the short clip there are a series of bright orbs that file in and out of camera shot—ascending and descending.
Mr. Waring blogged on his website ufosightingsdaily.com: "I have been watching this volcano for over five years and have caught a few UFOs here and there, but this is the most extraordinary video from the live Mexico volcano cam that I have ever seen. Read more...
June 25, 2016 - MYSTERY SIGNAL FROM MASSIVE GALAXY CLUSTER DEFIES PHYSICS
"I couldn't believe my eyes," said Esra Bulbul of the Harvard Center for Astrophysics in July of 2014. "What we found, at first glance, could not be explained by known physics." Together with a team of more than a half-dozen colleagues, Bulbul used NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory to explore the Perseus Cluster, a swarm of galaxies approximately 250 million light years from Earth. Imagine a cloud of gas in which each atom is a whole galaxy—that's a bit what the Perseus cluster is like. It is one of the most massive known objects in the Universe. The cluster itself is immersed in an enormous 'atmosphere' of superheated plasma—and it is there that the mystery resides. Read more...
June 25, 2016 - REAL UK CROP CIRCLE
Three Vesica Piscis linked by a ring, encircled by another ring and an odd third outer ring at the Ridgeway near Hackpen Hill, Wiltshire, reported June 23, 2016. Image © 2016 the Cropcircleconnector.com.
POSSIBLE SYMBOLOGY: The Triquetra, or trinity knot, used to symbolize the Trinity of God, the Father, the son, Christ, and the Holy Spirit. The symbol's origin is often described as adapted from ancient Celtic images of interlaced Vesica Piscis.
June 25, 2016 - FAKE CROP CIRCLE
This is a fraud CROP CIRCLE created by the circle makers. The clues are many. The grain is crushed, not bent at the nodes by rapid growth, a signature in legitimate designs. The grain is thus not woven, but merely crushed flat in a jumble. One can even see how the hoax makers went about their business. The very center of this false design in on a tram line, so they could setup the center circle without footprints, then use that small center circle to outline the two outer circles by having someone walk those outer circle lines with an outstretched rope. All this could be accessed from the tram line, leaving no footprints.
June 24, 2016 - HUMAN MUTILATIONS LIKE CATTLE MUTILATIONS
In 1998, four years after a male body was discovered by the Guarapiranga reservoir in Brazil, Brazilian researchers Zapata Carcia and Dr. Rubens Goes revealed more about this disturbing case. The human corpse was devoid of blood like other animal mutilations through the years, there were two drainage holes cut perfectly into the chest, and the entire rectum track was cored out, leaving a large gaping hole in the body. The autopsy report stated: We observed the removal of the right and left orbital areas (eyes),emptying of the mouth cavity, pharynx, oropharynx, neck, right and left armpit area, abdomen, pelvic cavity, right and left groin area." The victim's name has never been revealed to the public. Human mutilations have been reported through the years, but nothing like cattle and horse mutilations. Whoever or whatever mutilated this man, did it while he was still alive. He died of a heart attack from the horrific mutilation. Was it the work of cold-blooded ETs or some black ops group? This story and others will be included in my new book, ANCIENT SERPENT GODS available in the next two weeks on Amazon.
June 24, 2016 - NEW UK CROP CIRCLES
The crop circle on the left was discovered at Chilcomb Down, nr Wichester, Hamphire, UK on June 21. The crop circle on the left was discovered at the ridgeway, nr Hackpen Hill, Wiltshire on June 23. Source: www.cropcircleconnection.com
June 24, 2016 - MYSTERIOUS HUM CONTINUES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
In the spring of 2012, when I was living near the coastal village of Sechelt, on British Columbia's picturesque Sunshine Coast, I began hearing a humming sound, which I thought were float planes. The noise usually started later at night, between 10 and 11 p.m. My first clue that something unusual was happening came with the realization that the sound didn't fade away, like plane noises typically do. And the slightest ambient noise – exhaling audibly, even turning my head quickly – caused it to momentarily stop. One night after the sound started I stepped outside the house. Nothing. Read more...
June 24, 2016 - PINK SNOW IN ARCTIC - A URGENT WARNING OF GLOBAL WARMING
Scientists have been aware of rose-tinted snow since 1818, but they initially misunderstood its origins, believing it came about as a result of iron deposits left behind by a meteor. However, subsequent findings from the same year suggested that a kind of algae, not extraterrestrial iron, is to blame for the nontraditional hues. More contemporary findings have corroborated this notion. Pink snow, sometimes referred to as blood or watermelon snow in the Arctic regions, is harmful despite its quicky facade. The algae expedites the meltingof the Arctic, which is already happening at an alarming rate, in part, to global warming, a new study shows. Read more...
June 23, 2016 - SCIENTISTS STUDY RISING AND SINKING OF SAN ANDREAS FAULT
For the first time, scientists have produced a computer image showing huge sections of California rising and sinking around the San Andreas fault. The vertical movement is the result of seismic strain that will be ultimately released in a large earthquake. The San Andreas fault is California's longest earthquake fault, and one of the state's most dangerous. Scientists have long expected that parts of California are rising — and other parts sinking — around the fault in a way that is ongoing, very subtle and extremely slow.
Such vertical movement makes a lot of sense. California sits on the border of two gigantic tectonic plates — the Pacific and North American — that are constantly grinding past each other. Read more...
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June 22, 2016 - MOZART IS HEALING AND CAN LOWER BLOOD PRESSURE
The late psychic Edgar Cayce (1877-1945), known as "The Sleeping Prophet," gave thousands of readings in a trance-like state during his lifetime on healing, reincarnation, Atlantis, ancient Egypt, God, and the future. He said that the music of Mozart and Bach has the astonishing power. Nearly 75 years later, science has confirmed what Cayce said—quite simply, music is good for you - physically, emotionally, and spiritually. But music has an even more astonishing power, one you may have suspected from your own experience. Particular sounds, tones and rhythms, especially the music of Mozart, Bach, Gregorian chant, some jazz, New Age, Latin, pop, and even rock music, can strengthen the mind, unlock the creative spirit, and, miraculously, even heal the body. This remarkable phenomenon is called The Mozart Effect. It's the higher vibration rate of certain music.
Article: Relaxing to a soothing Mozart symphony can lower the blood pressure as much as cutting salt from the diet or exercising, a new study has shown. But for people concerned about their heart, it might be wise to stay clear of ABBA, which has no impact at all. Scientists in Germany played Mozart's Symphony No 40 in g minor, dances by Johann Strauss and songs by ABBA to 60 volunteers, monitoring their blood pressure before and after the experiment. Read more...
June 22, 2016 - BIG SHAKING TODAY AS PREDICTED
I predicted the full moon on Monday would create some large earthquakes and it did. Late Tuesdayt night a 6.1 earthquake shook the No. Mid Atlantic Ridge, then a 6.3 rocked Papua New Guinea (see large orange dots on map), and today--4.7 in Burma, 5.2 in Indonesia, 4.7 in Japan, 4.5 in Nicaragua, 4.9 in Chile and a 4.2 in Ixhuatan, So. Mexico. I expect more large earthquakes this week.
June 14, 2016 - DID YOU KNOW EARTH ISN'T PERFECTLY ROUND?
We've always heard the Earth is round like the other planets in our solar system, but the truth is without the water from our oceans, Earth looks more like a shriveled up rotten apple. That's the perplexing thing about our planet--it has water and it's not perfectly round, What cataclysmic event took place billions of years ago to cause the Earth to be different? Something huge smashed into the Earth and shattered it. What was left was probably quickly cooled by the intermingling of water. Earth probabl wasn't in a molten state long enough to assume a solid spherical form.
A researcher at the Scientific Research Center of the Arctic, stands at a crater, discovered in the Yamal Peninsula. (AP Photo/Associated Press Television)
June 21, 2016 - SIBERIAN SINKHOLE HARBINGER OF WARMING PLANET
A gaping—and growing—hole in the middle of a Siberian forest isn't the gateway to the underworld, as some frightened locals believe. It may be worse. The Batagaika crater, the biggest megaslump on Earth, may be be a "harbinger" of our warming planet, as Motherboard puts it.
The crater, located in one of the planet's coldest places, appeared about 25 years ago, and geologist Julian Murton of the University of Sussex tells the Independent that it was likely born after locals cut down a swath of forest that sat above the permafrost.
"Cutting down of vegetation ... removes some of the insulation that keeps the ground cool," he explains, and that allows the summer's heat to reach deeper levels of earth. And were the entire permafrost to melt, the Independent reports "it would likely tip the planet into an extreme scenario the full horror of which is hard to describe." As such, MNN reports that researchers view megaslumps as a threat to the planet's health, "an omen, a symptom, of a larger underlying disease." Read more...
June 20, 2016 - SCIENTISTS DISCOVER WHAT CAUSES VOLCANIC LIGHTNING
Volcanic lightning is one of nature's most epic displays, but what exactly causes the phenomenon is a longstanding mystery. Now, by studying high-speed footage of electrified volcanic outbursts at Mount Sakurajima, scientists have arrived at an answer—and it points to a new method for predicting powerful eruptions.
Most of us are familiar with how lightning forms in thunderclouds, when negatively charged particles at the bottom of the cloud are drawn to positively charged particles on the surface of the Earth. Eventually, this electrostatic attraction can overcome the insulating properties of the air, producing a giant electric spark. Read more...
June 19, 2016 - GREENLAND SETS MELT RECORDS
Following record-high temperatures and melting records that affected northwest Greenland in summer 2015, a new study has provided the first evidence linking melting in Greenland to the anticipated effects of a phenomenon known as Arctic amplification. Arctic amplification is the faster warming of the Arctic compared to the rest of the Northern Hemisphere as sea ice disappears.
It is fueled by a feedback loop: rising global temperatures are melting Arctic sea ice, leaving dark open water that absorbs more solar radiation which in turn warms the Arctic even more. Arctic amplification is well documented, but its effects on the atmosphere are more widely debated. (President Obama and the first family visited Yosemite National Park in california this weekend. He said that global warming is a reality and it's harming our national forests. He should have added it's harming the planet.) Read more on Greenland.
June 19, 2016 - MAP OF VOLCANIC ACTIVITY JUNE 18.
June 18, 2016 - STRANGE ASTEROID IS EARTH'S STEADY COMPANION
Pasadena, California - Yesterday NASA/JPL's Near Earth Object Program (NEOP) announced a new discovery of a steady companion of Earth's for at least a century that keeps a persistent distance of 9 million miles as it constantly orbits Earth. NASA calls it 2016 HO3 and gives its size as between 120 and 300 feet (40-100 meters) in diameter.
June 18, 2016 - CANADA AND ALASKA TURNING GREEN FROM CLIMATE CHANGE
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In the most precise study yet on vegetation growth trends across North America, researchers from America's space agency have found that nearly a third of the land cover in Canada and Alaska has greened in recent decades as a result of climate change.
June 17, 2016 - TWO MASSIVE AND MYSTERIOUS TEXAS SINKHOLES on the verge of creating one colossal lake
- Both of the sinkholes are growing and are causing the area around them to become more unstable
- It's likely that another sinkhole will soon form, or that the two will join to create one giant sinkhole
June 16, 2016 - NASA DISCOVERS PLANET WITH TWO SUNS
With all due respect to Luke, Leia, Han, Chewie, Rey, Finn and their Force-wielding Jedi brethren, no one ever accused the Star Wars franchise of being scientifically accurate. Yet a recent discovery by NASA again proves that, at least in one regard, George Lucas's sci-fi fantasy was rooted in out-there reality.
On June 13, NASA announced that, via the Kepler Space Telescope, it had identified a new planet, dubbed Kepler-1647b, that exists around a double-star system. In other words, this planet boasts two suns, just like Luke Skywalker's home planet of Tatooine – whose name has come to be synonymous with such intergalactic worlds. My thoughts: Scientists have determined that most solar systems have binary suns, and our solar system is not the norm...but may it is. Was Planet X, if it exists, once our second sun, but now a Brown Dwarf (failed star)? Continue reading...
June 16, 2016 - MESSAGE TO HUMANITY FROM ALIENS
Mr. Jean Ederman, 49, of France, who works in the field of aviation, claims he has experiences and contact with ETs since he was six-years-old. A part of the lengthy message: Independently of your own will, your resilience will artificially decrease and you will slowly but surely lose your extraordinary capacity to make life desirable. Such plans are on the way. Should a collective reaction of great magnitude not happen, this individual power is doomed to vanish. The period to come shall be of rupture. Read full message...
June 15, 2016 - 14,000 YEAR OLD PAINTINGS FOUND IN NORTHERN SPAIN
Discovered underground 1,000 feet below in Northern Spain cave. "This is an exceptional find, the equivalent of discovering a lost Picasso. ...Without doubt it is the most important discovery of my career." - Diego Garate, Head Archaeologist, Atxurra Cave Investigation
Archaeologist Diego Garate, exploring the northern Spain Basque Country's Atxurra cave, reports that the discovery of 14,000-year-old paintings of horses, bison, deer and goats a thousand feet underground is "the equivalent of discovering a lost Picasso." The 5.5-million-year-old
cave's steady temperature environment protected the cave paintings over millennia. Image source: Bizkaia Provincial Council.
June 16, 2016 - NASA SCIENTISTS FIND SOMETHING UNEXPECTED IN MARTIAN CRATER
Scientists at NASA's Johnson Space Center found something very unexpected in a Martian crater. Using the Curiosity Rover, the scientists detected a mineral called tridymite that, until now, they thought could only be created in extremely hot temperatures.
The discovery of this tridymite might rewrite the history of the planet, suggesting that it might once have been hotter than we previously thought, and home to monstrous volcanoes. It was the last mineral we expected to see," said Richard Morris, NASA planetary scientist and lead author of this study. "If this stands test of time it has a lot of implications for how Mars evolved. We may have to rethink a few things." But as far as we know, Mars doesn't have water, or dynamic plates hidden beneath the surface, and its average temperature is pretty frigid. So where did this tridymite come from? That's what scientists need to figure out now. Read more...
June 15, 2016 - WHY HAVE ALIEN ABDUCTIONS STOPPED OR HAVE THEY?
With UFOs seemingly being rediscovered by the mainstream media this year, one major newspaper is asking why alien abductions seem to be a thing of the past. A lengthy piece at the Boston Globe, provocatively titled 'Why alien abductions are down dramatically,' attempts to understand the current state of the controversial phenomenon. As one might assume, the article takes a decidedly skeptical stance on the subject, searching for answers beyond aliens for what may be behind the abduction phenomenon.
Seventy-seven percent of Americans, according to a 2012 National Geographic poll believe that aliens have visited Earth, or the 30 percent of Americans who believe that the government has covered up evidence of alien visitation, according to a 2015 YouGov poll.Read more...
June 15, 2016 - PSYCHIC PETS
Remember those times Sweetie the pooch or Studs the cat suddenly turn their attention to a corner of the room, staring intently? Maybe there's a growl. Possibly the hair stands up on the neck of these devoted human companions. You are oblivious and see nothing, rationalizing it's some sort of animal thing. It could be…or maybe you have just experienced a paranormal occurrence and didn't make the connection! Animals have a heightened sense of awareness. They see and hear things that you and I don't, and never will. Read more..
June 14, 2016 - BIRD BRAINS - SMARTER THAN APES!
For years birds were accused of being feather brained. But now scientists have found they are not only as clever as apes, but have more brain cells despite much tinier brains. Crows and parrots have shown remarkable skills such as being able to use tools, recognize themselves in a mirror, and in the case of parrots, learn to speak words.
The mystery of how they manage these intellectual feats with such small brains has been puzzling scientists for years, but researchers have now discovered that birds have far more brain cells packed into their tiny skulls than apes, monkeys and other mammals whose brains weigh many times more. Read more...
June 13, 2016 - UNDERWATER ALIEN BASES WORLDWIDE
Sometimes referred to as USOs (Unidentified Submerged Objects) or UUOs (Unidentified Underwater Objects), sightings of strange lights and crafts emerging from, or descending into, the seas, oceans, and lakes around the world are quite widespread. Some UFO researchers and investigators even claim that there are underwater alien bases present in the vicinity of these aquatic sightings. Here are 10 of the most interesting claims. Read more...
June 12, 2016 - FOREST ALL OVER THE GLOBE ARE DYING
Yosemite, California is no exception. I have just returned from a trip to this natural wonder and am still in a state of shock from witnessing the catastrophic tree die-off that is unfolding and accelerating there. I made the trip in order to connect with one of the world's most well known rock climbers, Ron Kauk, who is fully committed to exposing and halting the climate engineering/weather warfare assault. We are immersed in the zenith of human caused decimation to planet Earth. The last days of the Anthropocene epoch, the age of man. Read more...
June 12, 2016 POWERFUL DARK FORCES CONTROL THE PLANET
There is a centuries old, very powerful and sinister secret Bloodline that has been parasitizing the human race and farming it as chattel. But its long term inter-generational Agenda is not one of love, peace and prosperity; rather it is one of induced degradation, illness, suffering, violent death and destruction of everything most humans consider sacred and good.
This Bloodline has gained control over Planet earth through very crafty means such as: hijacking monetary production and distribution, charging pernicious usury for using its private bank notes (really debt-notes); buying up, bribing and compromising almost every government official; controlling the Major Mass Media; engineering conflict and wars; and deploying other much more sophisticated eugenics and covert operations to thin the human herd and maintain control. Read more...
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After losing a valuable piece of online real estate to enterprising cyber-squatters, the Bush presidential library has replanted its flag into that e-territory. But the squatters – a North Carolina Web development company called Illuminati Karate – had the last laugh, making a huge profit off an embarrassing oversight by the GOP-connected company charged with overseeing the Web site for the George W. Bush Presidential Library, which will be built in Dallas.
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The first of six Baltimore police officers to be brought before the court for their treatment of Freddie Gray, a black twenty-five-year-old whose death in their custody was the immediate cause of the city's uprising last spring, William Porter is young, black, and on trial. Here in this courtroom, in this city, in this nation, race and the future seem so intertwined as to be the same thing.
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Two Unterholzner siblings will be split by rival schools starting next fall.
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After a rough patch through the middle of the Valley Oak League season, sophomore Jordan Vinson is picking her game back up at just the right time for East Union's girls golf team.
The Weston Ranch High girls tennis team chalked up another Valley Oak League win Tuesday.
Sophomore setter Regina Dias got East Union going from the service line.
Lathrop High volleyball coach Nicole Unrein isn't expressing disappointment in her team's three-game defeat (16-25, 16-25, 11-25) to visiting Oakdale.
Ripon Christian's boys soccer team has had little trouble holding teams for a half of late.
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Sierra High's boys soccer team secured bragging rights Monday at East Union, but first place still belongs to the Lancers.
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Two of the area's top offensive players did not play in Friday's Manteca-Sierra rivalry grudge match at Daniel Teicheira Memorial Stadium.
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British amateur named world's top civilian cyber defender in hacking challenge staged by the U.S. military
- Chris Doman from Essex lost out only to a professionals team from U.S. defence giant Northrop Grumman
- He is one of three UK competitors who placed in the top 12 of the global competition held by U.S. Department of Defense
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World's top civilian cyber defender: Chris Doman, 26, from Essex finished second overall in the 2012 Digital Forensics Challenge
A British software developer has been named the world's top civilian computer security expert in a competition run by the U.S military.
Chris Doman, 26, from Essex finished as the highest-ranked civilian and second overall in the 2012 Digital Forensics Challenge, held by the U.S. Department of Defense Cyber Crime Centre.
He beat competition from almost 2,000 cyber defenders from 53 countries, losing out only to a professional team from multibillion pound U.S. aerospace and defence firm Northrop Grumman.
The final standings provided further good news for the health of the country's home-grown cyber talent pool as the UK contributed more participants than almost any other country.
Two more British amateurs, Matt Bartlet and Chris Moore, finished in the top 12.
The DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge is a global competition designed and hosted by the US Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center.
Considered one of the toughest forensic competitions in the world, it takes the form of scenario-based exercises replicating the complexity digital forensics examiners face extracting and scrutinising data to solve cybercrime.
Areas covered include file signatures, hashing metadata, data hiding, communication recovery, and information concealment.
Chris Doman is a computer science graduate, a former web developer, and the co-founder of Ignite Research, a start-up he set up in 2009 with a school friend to tackle various projects using their software expertise.
Ignite's latest project, Hotelsweep, represents the world's largest collection of hotel data collected into a single system.
Despite his obvious talents with information technology, success in the DC3 competition came as a surprise and has prompted him to start applying for his first job in cyber security.
Mr Doman's success has made him eligible to take part in the Cyber Security Challenge UK: Here a team tackle the challenge in an event this year
The man who hacked email accounts belonging to a swath of A-list celebrities including Scarlett Johansson, Mila Kunis and Christina Aguilera has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Christopher Chaney, 36, pleaded guilty to nine felony counts earlier this year - including identity theft, wiretapping, and unauthorized access - after he leaked several nude and revealing photos of the women online.
During the sentencing, Chaney was also ordered to pay $76,000 in restitution to Johansson, Aguilera and Renee Olstead.
Chaney, of Jacksonville, Florida, was arrested last October as part of a year-long investigation of celebrity hacking that authorities dubbed 'Operation Hackerazzi.'
He was hunted down by federal agents using a battering ram to his run-down brick home home which he had once shared with his late grandmother.
The depth of his hacking - which kept the unemployed Chaney glued to his computer screen for days at a time - enabled him to witness exchanges between celebrities, their family members and their doctors.
In all he was accused of illegally accessing the private information of around 50 stars with virtually no technical computer training.
'It's a year-long competition but I only decided to enter a month before it closed so time was a bit of an issue,' Mr Doman said.
'I looked through all 34 challenges and wrote a plan of how to do them all and how long it would take.
'It's all certainly possible to solve but it's not easy and you have to think carefully about the time required for each challenge.
'Security has always been an interest. At school I would publish computer security and operating system design tutorials. However setting up my own company left me with less time to pursue this interest.
'The Cyber Security Challenge has certainly reignited my love for cyber security and problem solving. I did better than I expected, and it's given me a boost to start applying for work in this field.'
Jim Christy, Director of Futures Exploration at the Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center said: 'This year's DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge saw the highest ever number of players and submissions, and a significant increase in the standard of the competition.
'All this makes Chris's achievement - finishing second as an individual, and beating teams of professionals from some of the largest companies in the world and government's cyber workforces - all the more remarkable.'
Mr Doman's success in the DC3 competition has also booked him a place to take part in the next competition run by Cyber Security Challenge UK, the Sophos Malware Hunt in January.
There 30 talented amateurs from various virtual first stage Challenge competitions will take on the role of forensics and defence specialists working for the UK Government facing attack from both both cyber criminal gangs and hostile nations.
He will be joined at the Malware Hunt by his fellow top ranked UK candidates from the DC3 competition, IT professional Matt Bartlett, who finished ninth and Chris Moore, a fourth-year student at Durham University, who finished 12th, the highest ranked undergraduate in the world.
Next step: Thirty talented amateurs from various virtual first stage Challenge competitions will take on the role of forensics and defence specialists working for the UK Government
Stephanie Daman, CEO of Cyber Security Challenge UK, said: 'Chris's success in this global competition and the performance of UK competitors more generally is a powerful demonstration of the level of amateur talent we have here in the UK.
'Unfortunately for a profession like cyber security where employers are desperate to find new talent, Chris's story of an early interest in the subject that wasn't pursued in later life is worryingly familiar.
'Without the opportunities provided by the competitions like the DC3 Digital Forensics and the Cyber Security Challenge UK, Chris and many others like him will be lost to the profession completely despite their undoubted ability.'
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Trish Paterson, recruitment manager for Christchurch-based employment agency Ryan Recruitment, said many local companies were struggling to fill positions that required no qualifications or skills that can be learned on the job.
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"Quite often it is about thinking outside the square . . . taking a more lateral approach and sourcing people that can be trained to do the job, perhaps people they would not have considered in the past."
Paterson said Christchurch may have to consider bringing in more immigrants.
"The work visa thing needs looking at. For example you get an Irish person who loves being here, contributes both with their efforts, adds to the local diversity and also their financial offerings to the region and often the country and they can't easily extend or tweak their conditions; much to their frustrations."
A spokesman for Sanford Ltd said the fishing company was understaffed, and desperately needed night-shift cleaners and factory process workers.
"The amount of applications we get are few and far between and the applications we are getting are not really of a level we want to take at the moment.
"A lot of the ones we're getting are from overseas and they don't have work visas and stuff so we can't hire them anyway."
People arriving in Christchurch were struggling with accommodation and choosing higher-paid work and becoming tradesmen. The company was looking abroad to solve its labour problem.
"It's only going to get worse. We've been speaking to the CDC [Canterbury Development Corporation], and they've gone out and talked to other businesses and we're all feeling the same."
Fast-food chain McDonald's was also struggling to find staff.
Spokesman Kim Bartlett said it was down to the number of hospitality workers who have fled the city.
"It's definitely a challenge to fill available positions at McDonald's restaurants in Christchurch at the moment, across the board from crew members to management. We believe this is due to industry starting to pick up again, such as hotels reopening and hiring staff, whilst the labour pool has shrunk considerably since the earthquakes."
A Department of Labour spokeswoman said it was being approached by employers looking for workers, and had established the Canterbury Skills and Employment Hub to help fill vacancies.
"Christchurch is presenting a lot of opportunities for people to go back into the work force. But a lot of them are now choosing which job they would rather do," she said.
- The Press
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Berkshire is against tobacco ivestment but a board member will strike a deal with a Marijuana company let's hear the explanation behind this. I'm sure money didn't have anything to with this decision we all know smoking Marijuana is good for your health.
Berkshire only vastly out performs the market about 15 years down the road if you look at the charts. At 3 years the market actually outperforms the stock at 5 years Berkshire outperforms by about 2%. But when you get to the 15 plus year time frame Berkshire outperforms the market by 9 or 10%. By the market I'm talking about index funds. To make big money you have to hold it at least 15 years and you are better off keeping it longer than that. That being said the company is not growing like it use to. Operating profits were down 12% from last year. They have spent a lot of money on acquisitions with kraft heinz and precision castparts which probably has something to do with it to. I can say without a doubt that most of the managers are not nearly what they were 5 to 6 years ago.
Sure there was 40,000 people at the meeting and they made a profit, but last year there was 50,000 and operating profits were 12% higher. Not to mention a user brk_a on a auction website who said he was a representative of the company sold 1,600 of the 40,000 passes on a auction website for $5.00. So to say it is a shareholder meeting is a little more misleading information put out by the company not everyone in attendance was a shareholder.
I don't really see things getting that much worse. Coal markets can't get to much worse. No matter how much the democrats say they want clean energy it looks like oil is rebounding. I can guarantee you there will always be a market for oil. There will be times the market struggles. It has gone from 24 to 44 first four months of the year which will be hauled on the rails almost a double up. A record number of vehicles were sold in 2015 because of low gas prices. Guess what they need gas to run on which means there will be a demand for oil. Not saying railroads are a good investment because I don't think they are I don't like the rails at all but if you read a little bit there is a company that Berkshire loves that will profit from the rebound in oil and energy prices. It isn't psx either. I'm guessing coal shipments will decrease or stay the same. Auto transports on rails will decrease. Grain may be up on the rails due to a little higher commodity prices. But the transport of oil will increase quite a bit in the next I'd say two to five years. The transport of oil could actually double.
I don't see it happening. Warren would rather use his retained earnings to buy more shares of companies he sees as being good than pay out earnings to shareholders. He thinks he can do more for the stock owners investing the money buying more shares of other quality companies. In the long term that will be more profitable. He hasn't paid a dividend for the last 51 years he won't start now. I could see it happening down the road when the stock is struggling and in the 40 to 50 dollar range under new management just because someone will get impatient. That being said if it ever happens it is probably something that is a good 15 years down the road and maybe longer. The company is different now than when it first started it is much larger so I wouldn't say paying a dividend is a horrible idea. It's just that paying a dividend would change the make up of the company overall. It isn't what the founders believed in they think that buying stocks in quality companies will help grow Berkshires earnings more than distributing earnings to share holders. It is quite possible it wouldn't be the same company if it paid a dividend. The stock has struggled for a couple years but being right about 49 out of 51 years isn't to bad.
Also based on what you said in your post it sounds like you might have a stock split and dividend messed up. A 50/1 stock split is completely different than a company paying a dividend. If you have 10 shares of a 100 dollar stock and it splits 2 for 1 you will have 20 shares but the share price will only be half as much 50 dollars. Where as when a company pays a dividend they are paying out a fractional percent of earnings to shareholders. A stock split and a dividend are completely different things. You aren't going to get twice as many shares at half the price in a dividend payout. You will get a fractional percentage of the companies earnings paid to you by holding the stock.


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DES MOINES– Tanner Rohweder's third-place finish was the highest among the six West High Trojans to take to the mats of the State Wrestling Tournament held Thursday, Feb. 19, through Saturday, Feb. 21, at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
Rohweder defeated Cedar Rapids Kennedy's Nolan Hromidko in a 4-3 decision during the third place match at 120 pounds.
Donovan Doyle placed fourth at 182 pounds, John Milani was seventh at 170 and Aaron Stumpf was eighth at 113. Nate Kelsay (160) and Blake Moser (285) did not place after early losses.
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IOWA CITY– The West High Women of Troy easily took care of the Muscatine Muskies in a Class 5A regional semifinal basketball game Saturday, Feb. 21, at home, winning 54-28. The win improved West's record to 20-2 overall and put them on a collision course with Pleasant Valley (18-4) in a regional final Tuesday, Feb. 24, at West.
The Women of Troy also handily took care of Pleasant Valley, winning 45-27 and ensuring a berth at the state tournament.
IOWA CITY– It was advertised as something of a clash of the high school basketball titans: three-time Iowa State Champions Iowa City West vs. three-time Minnesota State Champions DeLaSalle from Minneapolis. In the end it was just another day at the office for the West High Trojans as they maintained their perfect record with a 57-42 win Saturday, Feb. 21, at home.
MOUNT PLEASANT– Their season ended with a decisive loss on the road, but for the Clear Creek Amana (CCA) Clippers, it's still a winning season; the first in at least a decade for the girls basketball program.
The Clippers took a 13-8 record on the road to Mount Pleasant for a Class 4A regional quarterfinal game against the 17-4, 14th-ranked Panthers and found themselves on the wrong side of a 52-39 final score.
Coach P. J. Sweeney's Clippers took a slim 6-5 lead in the first quarter but were down by the same one-point margin, 12-11 at the half.
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DAVENPORT– Iowa City West High sent one bowler to the state tournament, held Wednesday, Feb. 25, in Des Moines.
Senior Heath Schintler won the Regional Tournament Tuesday, Feb. 17, in Davenport to advance. Schintler bowled 501 and led the Trojans to a second-place finish with 2,829. Muscatine won the boys' Regional Championship with 3,226.
The West High girls placed fourth with 2,182 behind Muscatine (2,985), Bettendorf (2,830) and rival City High (2,793).
Brooke Kreiss led the Women of Troy with 371.
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IOWA CITY– The Mississippi Valley High School Athletic Conference (MVC) released its All-Division selections for the 2014-2015 wrestling season Monday, Feb. 16.
Nine Iowa City West High wrestlers earned spots on the First, Second or Honorable Mention team lists in the Valley Division.
Nelson Brands, a freshman, earned Outstanding Wrestler of the Tournament as well as a First Team spot. Brands posted a 32-13 record at 126 pounds.
IOWA CITY– The route toward land condemnation took a couple of unexpected turns before its conclusion last Friday.
Ultimately, the county's Compensation Commission decided that Gary Weinman should be compensated a total of $80,000 for a permanent easement sought by the City of North Liberty.
TIFFIN— Members of the Clear Creek Amana (CCA) Community School District board of education had sweat on their brows; not due to a high-pressure, controversial decision requiring a difficult vote, but from a hands-on demonstration of the benefits of a federal physical education grant. During the board's regular monthly meeting Wednesday, Jan. 21, at the high school in Tiffin, the board members tried out equipment purchased with the grant money.
TIFFIN– The Clear Creek Amana (CCA) Youth Football Program is holding registrations for incoming fifth and sixth grade students for the 2015-2016 school year on Tuesday, March 3, from 6-8 p. m. in the Clear Creek Amana Middle School multi-purpose room.
NORTH LIBERTY– The North Liberty Optimists will host their 42nd annual Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, March 7, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the North Liberty Community Center, 520 W. Cherry St., North Liberty.
Tickets can be purchased at Chiropractic TLC at 1295 Jordan St., the North Liberty Community Library at 520 W. Cherry St., North Liberty City Hall at 3 Quail Creek Cr., or any of the banks in town. Tickets prices: adults $6, children ages 3-10 years $2, and age 2 and under are free. All proceeds will benefit the youth of North Liberty.
NORTH LIBERTY– North Liberty farmers' market vendor applications are now available for Penn Landing Market's 2015 season. After last year's pilot program, the market will be expanded and held every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. starting in May. The market will run through October.
Seasonal passes are just $230, with single-day passes available for $12 if space is available. Applications are available at pennlandingmarket.org/sell, by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling (847) 707-9999.


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To help celebrate the upcoming fall season, Sunbelt Bakery announced Friday the company will introduce two seasonal flavors – Harvest Spice and Pumpkin Spice – for its chewy granola bars. These new seasonal granola bars, which will be available for a limited time nationwide, were designed to give consumers a snack option that has a taste for the fall season.
Harvest Spice blends the flavors of real apples and cinnamon while Pumpkin Spice features real pumpkin and seasonal spices.
As with all products from Sunbelt Bakery, the Harvest Spice and Pumpkin Spice Chewy Granola Bars are made with whole grains and other high-quality ingredients and contain no preservatives or high fructose corn syrup, meaning they have the same delicious, bakery-fresh taste that people have come to expect and enjoy from Sunbelt Bakery, officials said.
"People are looking for great-tasting snacks that they can feel good about eating or serving to their family," said Jeff Badger, brand manager for Sunbelt Bakery. "We are thrilled to offer two new seasonal varieties to our lineup of chewy granola bars. We designed the Harvest Spice and Pumpkin Spice chewy granola bars to give consumers the flavors they love during this time of year while using high-quality ingredients, whole grains and no preservatives."
The Harvest Spice Chewy Granola Bars feature a blend of apples, cinnamon and other seasonal spices and come in a Family Pack box containing 10 bars. In addition, each bar provides nine grams of whole grains and has 110 calories per serving. Consumer can purchase the Harvest Spice Chewy Granola Bars today at retailers nationwide, and the bars will remain available in stores for approximately eight weeks.
The Pumpkin Spice Chewy Granola Bars are made with real pumpkin and seasonal spices to give consumers a unique, sweet taste in a granola bar that also provides nine grams of whole grains and has 110 calories per serving. The Pumpkin Spice Chewy Granola Bars also come in a Family Pack box containing 10 bars and will become available at retailers nationwide in early October for approximately eight weeks.
Mr. Badger continued, "Sunbelt Bakery takes great pride in serving nutritional snacks with no preservatives or high fructose corn syrup. This is why we deliver new batches of products to communities throughout this country every week to ensure consumers will always have a delicious, bakery-fresh taste in every bite and make them feel good about eating and sharing our products with their family."
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