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The Princeton Public Library's series Taste of the Market presented Jersey Shore-born cookbook author Deborah Smith, who is also the founder and executive editor of the popular food blog Jersey Bites. … [Read More...]
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Taste of the Market: Vegan Cooking Demo
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2016 Summer Courtyard Concert Series in the Princeton Shopping Center
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Communications and Marketing
Chicago Day 2011
First-year studies classes went to Chicago on August 23, 2011 for a day to explore the city.
Photo Galleries
Destruction of Johnson C—the circular building—began on July 26. The bridge connecting the two Johnson buildings will take place next.
Ten-week Richter scholars presented their research results during a daylong symposium on July 22. Nineteen students worked on 13 projects in biology, business, chemistry, computer science, economics, education, English, music, and neuroscience. The four-week Richter Scholar Symposium was held in June.
The third consecutive plate race pitted teams of summer research students from different science departments, Richter scholars and the LFC-RFUMS Summer Scholars programs. Runners balanced a stack of petri dishes in a relay around the Middle Campus Quad in this highlight of the summer semester.
Certified therapy dogs brought smiles to students faces during the hectic finals week in May. The therapy dogs visit campus during mid-terms and finals to give students an opportunity to de-stress and connect with a furry friend.
Four-week Richter scholars presented the results of their research during a daylong symposium on June 3. Seventeen students worked on 13 projects in art history, business, chemistry, computer science, English, environmental studies, politics, and psychology. The 10-week Richter Scholar Symposium will be held on Friday, July 22.

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The statistical reports of the Election Commission give a great summary of the Lok Sabha elections since independence.
Has the massive mandate turned into tangible results? This will help you decide.
Charting the fodder scam from investigation to conviction.
College girl, terrorist - or both? A chronology of the Ishrat Jahan "encounter" case.
Chronology of Mandela's journey from revolutionary to prisoner to statesman.
India's whistleblowers and how they've been paid back for going against the system.
Edward Snowden's not the first, won't be the last. Famous international whistleblowers who went against the system.
A chronology of spot-fixing & match-fixing investigations and cases in cricket.
A chronology of Sanjay Dutt's misdemeanours, conviction and not-so-imminent incarceration.
The chronology of the riots, Tytler's alleged role and the subsequent investigations.


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Big Brain Awards 2013: Nominate Emerging Phoenix Creatives for Cash Prizes
Nothing beats creativity -- especially if it makes a difference in our community.
Since 2010, we've been on the hunt for emerging creatives in the Valley who are working on cool projects. Call them designers, performers, chefs, singers, dancers, painters, sculptors ... We're sticking to Big Brains.
This year, we're introducing a new category and highlighting the talents of some seriously crafty people in this city. Starting now, we are accepting online nominations for Valley residents who deserve to win $500 in one of the following categories: visual art, performing art, design, culinary art, online, and craft.
See more: - 2012 Big Brain Awards Winners Announced - Big Brains 2012: Meet the Finalists (VIDEO) - 2012 Artopia at The Saguaro hotel in Scottsdale (SLIDESHOW)
Big Brain Winners of 2012. Photos by Jamie Peachey
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Winners and finalists have included designers Jon Ashcroft, Safwat Saleem and the team behind SeeSaw Designs, performers Dulce Juarez and Marcelino Quiñonez, filmmaker Saxon Richardson, writer Kim Porter, artists Peter Bugg and Thomas Greyeyes, and fashion designer Rebecca Turley, to name a few.
In the tradition of Big Brains, we'll be profiling three finalists in each category in print, as well as on Jackalope Ranch, our food blog, Chow Bella, and our music blog, Up on the Sun. We'll announce the winners during Artopia - an evening of art, food, fashion, drinks and music on April 27. (More on that later.)
In the meantime, the Big Brain page is up and we're accepting nominations. So go ahead, enter a few names (even your own) for a Big Brain Award until March 4.
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A defiant Ian Bell has urged England to "show fight" tomorrow as they aim to avoid falling 2-0 behind in the Ashes.
Responding to Australia's 570 for nine declared, the tourists were skittled for just 172 on the third day in Adelaide.
Bell was one of the few bright spots, striking a fine unbeaten 72 in the face of a stunning spell from Mitchell Johnson, who claimed 7-40.
Australia subsequently extended their lead to 530, David Warner's powerful 83 not out leaving their second-innings score on 132 for three.
Bell, though, believes England can find a route back by drawing on past experiences of dramatic rearguards.
He told ecb.co.uk: "We have to believe we can save this game. We have done it before; we have shown people in Cape Town, Cardiff.
"There are lots of examples of us doing that in the past so we're going to have to get a few guys – one to 11 – standing up and showing some fight over the next two days.
"It is an opportunity and challenge for us and we have got to look at it that way. The important thing is for us to dust ourselves down and turn up tomorrow with some fight.
"You never know. Cricket is a funny game and if we can get some guys with some hundreds under their belts, we can take it close."
If England are to bounce back, they must first put the demons of a difficult day behind them.
"It was a frustrating day," added Bell. "We obviously came here with an opportunity to come out and score some big runs so it is quite disappointing not to have done that today.
"It is nice personally to get some time in the middle and play quite nicely but, overall, there are some guys hurting in the dressing room. We're desperate to put things right."
When it came to pinpointing England's struggles in the series thus far, Bell admitted: "Mitchell Johnson has bowled well and as a unit they've bowled well.
"But we haven't got out there and got through those periods. I think we have lost some key periods; probably like we won in England, we've lost here.
"It just shows that in an hour of cricket, you can lose it if you are not on it straight away."


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After a long run, ...all night noise... has closed.
I am sorry to leave the fanart community. Fanart has been a sanctuary for me for a long time, but real life is pulling me in a million different directions and I simply don't have the time or the inspiration for art these days. It's sad, because I truly love creating pieces for the fandoms I love, but I've come to a point in my life where there is very little time for the things I like to do for me, so I'm having to make a choice to let some things go, and unfortunately fanart is one of those things.
I hope one day I will be able to return to the community and have time once again to create. I love art so much, and I absolutely love all the wonderful people I've met over the years who share this passion. I hope to be able to keep in touch with all of you through my personal Facebook or email.
The Facebook page for the site is now gone. I did choose to leave the Tumblr page, though I doubt I'll use the account again. But *just in case* I ever have the time and energy to create anything, I can post it there.
Thank you all for the amazing memories I have surrounding fanart and ANN. ♥


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Straight out of Google's Creative Lab comes Jam with Chrome, an experimental, interactive Web app that lets friends jam together from different locations…directly from their (Chrome) browser. Tapping the latest Web tech, including HTML5-based features such as the Web Audio API, Websockets, Canvas and CSS3, Jam with Chrome lets you select nineteen different instruments, including guitars, drums and keyboards. You can switch between them at will. The app defaults to 'Easy' mode, and there are four different auto-play functions that puts the instruments in the hands of the machines, while pro mode lets you control any of the musical tools with your keyboard. You can invite up to three other friends to participate in your Jam. Read the full story at The Next Web: http://thenextweb.com/google/2012/11/08/google-launches-jam-with-chrome-an-experimental-web-app-to-play-virtual-instruments-with-friends/
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I am on my second (and last) marriage. I had three successful pregnancies in my first marriage, and each time I got pregnant on the first try. When I married my husband, I was 39, and we had a baby immediately. Between the both of us, we now have six kids (five of them living with us). Their ages are 2, 9, 11, 14, 14, 15.
Now for the funny part--my dh wants to try again. I have thought about it, but a part of me is too scared. Even though I haven't had any pregnancy losses, I DID lose a baby at 7 months, and I just feel lucky that my 2 year old is healthy.
We can afford to have another (we aren't rich, but we are comfortable). We love kids. I would love to feel like I have a whole family with my dh. Etc. etc. etc.
What made you decide? In some ways, I wonder if it looks selfish--I mean, we DO have kids, but only one with each other. WHat amde you decide to go ahead and try?


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节省: ¥2.43 (6 %折扣)
Sweeter than soy sauce but OK substitute
4665503560050011313发表于 Nov 27, 2013
A little disappointed, since I expected something tasting a little more lika soy sauce (which I miss a lot, breastfeeding child with soy allergy). This was sweeter and had a scent of coconut. But it's good and better than no soy at all:-).
It's okay
abbyca发表于 Nov 01, 2010
I think I'm too much of a soy sauce lover to give it up entirely although I do like the fact that this product comes close in flavor and is less salty than regular soy sauce.
5734304313578817311发表于 Mar 18, 2015
It is a very good product in itself, but to me, it does not replace soy sauce. It is sweeter (in taste not sure about content). I might keep it in my fridge going forward but I will have to experiment on how to use it best. I am still to find a gluten and soy free "soy-like sauce". Any advice welcome :-)
Not a big fan
5625657342130073188发表于 Oct 22, 2014
We found this to be ok, sort of nice but I prefer just a bit of sea salt to add flavour. The flavour was a little strange. Was hoping to really like it though .......Click YES if this was helpful and feel welcome to rate & read my other reviews
Good substitute
Flossiesfavorites发表于 Sep 27, 2015
Having lived most of my life in Japan where I'm used to non GMO soy sauce at it's best, I can't say I love the taste of this as a soy sauce substitute. However, if you're needing to avoid soy, this is better than living without soy-sauce flavored food altogether. Just know that it will not taste the same as soy sauce.
perfect soy sauce replacement
5235704199961612980发表于 Aug 05, 2013
just a little of this splashed in recipes can replace either salt or soy sauce, really tasty
5667746438203659769发表于 Aug 10, 2014
Product arrived x3 and leaked into snap lock bag. Outside labels were soaked/damaged.
It's sweet...
saralovesiherb发表于 Nov 09, 2014
I may have missed something, but I wouldn't call this a seasoning sauce. It's really really sweet. I felt like I was covering my food in sugar (after reading the label, I pretty much was) and wasn't as expected.
It is ok
5287965161169056312发表于 Aug 12, 2015
Definitely taste different from soy sauce and seems to taste good only on certain food. Its a little sweet for me. Still a good healthy replacement seasoning sauce though.
I supposed if you can't have soy...
4613621240601653602发表于 Dec 13, 2015
This is a soy-substitute, but I personally just prefer the taste of soy sauce. This is too sweet. I haven't tried other brands of coconut aminos, but I wouldn't buy it again.


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Christina George is working the night shift at Whataburger, and she couldn't be happier.
It's not just a job, she said. It's a step toward independence.
"I've been relying on other folks for a long time," George said, hugging her 3-year-old daughter. "Now I want to make it on my own."
A single mom with three children, George turned to Catholic Family Service for help in 2002 when she had no place to go.
Her mother was dying of emphysema. Her dad was in jail. She'd left her boyfriend of 10 years.
George had to quit a minimum-wage job to take care of her newborn son, who died in July of a congenital lung disease.
Her only means of support was donating blood plasma and borrowing money from her brother.
CFS community case manager Korrie Weise helped George apply for food stamps, bus tokens, school supplies and other services so the young family could survive.
The agency also provided housing and utilities until George could start working again.
"You have to crawl before you walk," George said. "Without Catholic Family Service, I don't know what I would have done."
Programs such as transitional housing have helped thousands of Amarillo families facing life on the streets.
But that's just a fraction of what CFS does.
The 72-year-old nonprofit offers a broad range of services, from adoption and foster care to refugee support and citizenship.
"Last year we provided help and created hope for 15,000 people," said Kay Kennedy, CFS director of development. "Our services are vital to this community."
But recent financial woes have forced CFS to eliminate such programs as transitional housing, counseling and day care. Without support from the community, other services may be cut.
Kennedy has dozens of scenarios about people who've been helped.
Like Rose Kofa, a Liberian refugee who sought political asylum in the United States.
A year ago, Kofa had to leave her 4-year-old son behind with her family until his papers could be cleared.
Weeks stretched into months as CFS staffers worked to shorten the legal process.
In the meantime, caseworker Dubravka Zovkic-Pajic helped Kofa find a job and settle into the Amarillo community.
The young mother worked at Toot'n Totum, took classes at Amarillo College and now is employed in the prison system.
Just before Christmas, Kofa was reunited with her son.
He's enrolled in kindergarten, learning to speak English and adjusting to new surroundings.
"He loves the snow," Kofa said, watching him grin as he made a snowball. "Living in Africa, he'd never seen snow before."
Other CFS programs help make life easier for working parents.
Monica Musick needed day care for her four children.
For 16 years, she dropped her sons and daughters at Amarillo Catholic Children's Development Center, a private pay facility on the campus of St. Joseph's School which is run by CFS.
"I was very pleased because I knew that what I was teaching them at home was being reinforced during the day," she said.
Knowing they were thriving gave her comfort.
"If a mother isn't comfortable with day care, it's hard to be productive at work," Musick said.
Kennedy said the agency will continue to help the community, despite its financial difficulties.
Want to Help?
Contact Kay Kennedy at 376-4571 to donate to CFS. Checks can be mailed to P.O. Box 15127, Amarillo, TX 79105-5127. Donations can be left at the CFS office on the second floor of the Tyler Resource Center at 200 S. Tyler St.
"A lot of people never see or hear much about our services, but they do benefit," she said. "Each time a family in need has success, we all succeed."
Catholic Family Service
Adoption and foster care - Services for those making an adoption plan or wanting to adopt, including special needs placements. Foster care for babies awaiting adoption and children in need of therapeutic foster homes.
Amarillo Catholic Children's Development Center - Developmentally appropriate child care and preschool programs for infants and children ages newborn through 12 years. Licensed by the Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services.
Children and Adolescents Reaching Excellence - Curriculum-based support groups in Amarillo and the Panhandle teach basic life skills to children ages 4 to 17, promoting non-use of tobacco, alcohol, drugs and other harmful substances. CARE also provides two after-school programs, a Head Start program and two summer programs for elementary students.
Community Dental Clinic - Dental services to adult clients on district clinic. Services include initial exam and X-rays, extractions, dentures, fillings, crowns, and root canal treatment.
Community Services - Myriad of services that include helping reduce the impact of persistent barriers to employment, homeless prevention services, transitional housing, ongoing food to seniors and the disabled, home deliveries to shut-ins, services to the elderly, adult eye care.
Housing - Rental and mortgage assistance, foreclosure prevention, reverse mortgage counseling, loss mitigation, home buyer education and housing counseling. Development and management of property for rent or sale to low-income working families.
CFS Youth Shelter (formerly O'Brien House) - Safe haven for troubled and runaway youth. A link with youth service systems and specialized programs that target the individual needs of the youth in care.
Refugee and citizenship - Resettlement services to include medical, orientation, employment, housing, transportation, school, Social Security number application and English as a Second Language. Translation services in 14 languages.
Youth activity centers - Supervised educational and recreational activities for youth in northeast Amarillo at the Students Off the Streets Center and the Eastridge Center focusing on reducing juvenile crime, delinquency and gang membership.
Source: Catholic Family Service
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[…] is happening fast. 25 years after the first PC virus, computer security and social media are playing a starring role in breaking news all over the […]
Do you remember these things?
They're 5.25-inch floppy disks. And if you're under twenty-five years old, you've probably never used one as anything other than a coaster for a drink.
But back in the 1980s, these beauties were the state of the art. The forerunner of 3.5-inch disks and CD-ROMS, floppy disks usually held less than one megabyte of data, which meant you could get carpal tunnel taking disks in and out. In fact, if you were going to install Windows 7 using 5.25 inch disks, you'd need 2,084 of them.
In January of 1986—exactly 25 years ago—the first ever PC virus ended up on one of these disks. The virus was called Brain and it was created by "Basit and Amjad" in Lahore, Pakistan. Of course in 1986, there was no public Internet, writing viruses was legal and only science fiction writers and IT experts were worried about the threat of self-replicating computer programs.
Did Basit and Amjad have any idea what kind of phenomenon they were sparking?
F-Secure's Chief Research Officer Mikko Hypponen has decided to travel to Pakistan to interview the creators of Brain. He'll find out what they're doing now and how they feel about the development of computer viruses over the last 25 years. And he'll be documenting his trip on film and through his Twitter account.
We'd love for you to participate in this adventure. Do you have a question you'd like to ask the creators of Brain? Post it here. Mikko will be taking the best ones with him.
You can also expect lots more information about Brain and 25 years of PC viruses over the next month. We'll be looking back on the digital world that Brain helped created and forward to a more secure future. And we hope you'll join us.
Every time you go online, your personal privacy is at risk – it's as simple as that. Whether you're creating an account on a website, shopping, or just browsing, information like your email, IP address and browsing history are potential targets for interested parties. All too often, that information is sold on or sometimes even stolen without you even knowing it. And the threats to our online privacy and security are evolving. Fast. As F-Secure's Online Protection Service Lead, Christine Bejerasco's job is to make life online safer and more secure. "We're basically online defenders. And when your job is to create solutions that help protect people, the criminals and attackers you're protecting them against always step up their game. So it's like an arms race. They come up with new ways of attacking users and our job is to outsmart them and defend our users," Christine says. Sounds pretty dramatic, right? Well that's because it is. While it used to be that the biggest threat to your online privacy was spam and viruses, the risks of today and tomorrow are potentially way more serious. "Right now we're in the middle of different waves of ransomware. That's basically malware that turns people's files into formats they can't use. We've already seen cases of companies and individual people having their systems and files hijacked for ransom. It's serious stuff and in many cases very sad. If your online assets aren't protected right now you should kind of feel like you're going to bed at night with your front door not only unlocked but wide open." Christine and her team of 11 online security superheroes (eight full-time members and three super-talented interns) are on the case in Helsinki. Here's more on Christine and her work in her own words: Where are you from? The Philippines Where do you live and work? I live in Espoo and work at F-Secure in Ruoholahti, Helsinki. Describe your job in 160 characters or less? Online guardian who strives to give F-Secure users a worry-free online experience. One word that best describes your work? Engaging How long is a typical work day for you? There is no typical workday. It ranges from 6 – 13 hours, depending on what's happening. What sparked your interest in online security? At the start it was just a job. As a computer science graduate, I was just looking for a job where I could do something related to my field. And then when I joined a software security company in the Philippines, I was introduced to this world of online threats and it's really hard to leave all the excitement behind. So I've stayed in the industry ever since. Craziest story you've ever heard about online protection breach? Ashley Madison. Some people thought it was just a funny story, but it had pretty serious consequences for some of the people on that list. Does it frustrate you that so many people don't care about protecting their online privacy? Yeah, it definitely does. But you grow to understand that people don't value things until they lose it. It's like insurance. You don't think about it until something bad happens and then you care. What's your greatest work achievement? Shaping the online protection service in the Labs from its starting stages to where we are today. What's your idea of happiness? Road trips and a bottle of really good beer. Which (non-work-related) talent would you most like to have? Hmmm… tough. Maybe, stock-market prediction skills? What are your favorite apps? Things Stumbleupon What blogs do you like? Security blogs (F-Secure Security blog of course and others – too many to list.) Self-Help Blogs (Zen Habits, Marc and Angel, etc.) Who do you admire most? I admire quite a few people for different reasons. Warren Buffett for his intensity, simplicity and generosity. Mikko Hyppönen for his idealism and undying dedication to the online security fight. And Mother Theresa for embodying the true meaning of how being alive is like being in school for your soul. Do you ever, ever go online without protection? Not with systems associated to me personally, or with someone else. But of course, when we are analyzing online threats, then yes. See how to take control of your online privacy – watch the film and hear more from Christine. See how Freedome VPN will keep you protected and get it now.
The Sony hack of late 2014 sent shock waves through Hollywood that rippled out into the rest of the world for months. The ironic hack of the dubious surveillance software company Hacking Team last summer showed no one is immune to a data breach - not even a company that specializes in breaking into systems. After a big hack, some of the first questions asked are how the attacker got in, and whether it could have been prevented. But today we're asking a different question: whether, once the attacker was already in the network, the breach could have been detected. And stopped. Here's why: Advanced attacks like the ones that hit Sony and Hacking Team are carried out by highly skilled attackers who specifically target a certain organization. Preventive measures block the great majority of threats out there, but advanced attackers know how to get around a company's defenses. The better preventive security a company has in place, the harder it will be to get in…but the most highly skilled, highly motivated attackers will still find a way in somehow. That's where detection comes in. Thinking like an attacker If an attacker does get through a company's defensive walls, it's critical to be able detect their presence as early as possible, to limit the damage they can do. There has been no official confirmation of when Sony's actual breach first took place, but some reports say the company had been breached for a year before the attackers froze up Sony's systems and began leaking volumes of juicy info about the studio's inner workings. That's a long time for someone to be roaming around in a network, harvesting data. So how does one detect an attacker inside a network? By thinking like an attacker. And thinking like an attacker requires having a thorough knowledge of how attackers work, to be able to spot their telltale traces and distinguish them from legitimate users. Advanced or APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) attacks differ depending on the situation and the goals of the attacker, but in general their attacks tend to follow a pattern. Once they've chosen a target company and performed reconnaissance to find out more about the company and how to best compromise it, their attacks generally cover the following phases: 1. Gain a foothold. The first step is to infect a machine within the organization. This is typically done by exploiting software vulnerabilities on servers or endpoints, or by using social engineering tactics such as phishing, spear-phishing, watering holes, or man-in-the-middle attacks. 2. Achieve persistence. The initial step must also perform some action that lets the attacker access the system later at will. This means a persistent component that creates a backdoor the attacker can re-enter through later. 3. Perform network reconnaissance. Gather information about the initial compromised system and the whole network to figure out where and how to advance in the network. 4. Lateral movement. Gain access to further systems as needed, depending on what the goal of the attack is. Steps 2-4 are then repeated as needed to gain access to the target data or system. 5. Collect target data. Identify and collect files, credentials, emails, and other forms of intercepted communications. 6. Exfiltrate target data. Copy data to the attackers via network. Steps 5 and 6 can also happen in small increments over time. In some cases these steps are augmented with sabotaging data or systems. 7. Cover tracks. Evidence of what was done and how it was done is easily erased by deleting and modifying logs and file access times. This can happen throughout the attack, not just at the end. For each phase, there are various tactics, techniques and procedures attackers use to accomplish the task as covertly as possible. Combined with an awareness and visibility of what is happening throughout the network, knowledge of these tools and techniques is what will enable companies to detect attackers in their networks and stop them in their tracks. Following the signs Sony may have been breached for a year, but signs of the attack were there all along. Perhaps these signs just weren't being watched for - or perhaps they were missed. The attackers tried to cover their tracks (step 7) with two specific tools that forged logs and file access and creation times - tools that could have been detected as being suspicious. These tools were used throughout the attack, not just at the end, so detection would have happened well before all the damage was done, saving Sony and its executives much embarrassment, difficult PR, lost productivity, and untold millions of dollars. In the case of Hacking Team, the hacker known as Phineas Fisher used a network scanner called nmap, a common network scanning tool, to gather information about the organization's internal network and figure out how to advance the attack (step 3). Nmap activity on a company internal network should be flagged as a suspicious activity. For moving inside the network, step 4, he used methods based on the built-in Windows management framework, PowerShell, and the well-known tool psexec from SysInternals. These techniques could also potentially have been picked up on from the way they were used that would differ from a legitimate user. These are just a few examples of how a knowledge of how attackers work can be used to detect and stop them. In practice, F-Secure does this with a new service we've just launched called Rapid Detection Service. The service uses a combination of human and machine intelligence to monitor what's going on inside a company network and detect suspicious behavior. Our promise is that once we've detected a breach, we'll alert the company within 30 minutes. They'll find out about it first from us, not from the headlines. One F-Secure analyst sums it up nicely: "The goal is to make it impossible for an attacker to wiggle his way from an initial breach to his eventual goal." After all, breaches do happen. The next step, then, is to be prepared. Photo: Getty Images
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holmes is a bad style for tyson. tall enough. huge reach. nice footwork. speed for a very big man. sturdy enough chin and the ability to recover / weather a storm. he could also put a whooping on you if you let him tee off. he had nice snap on his punches. nice uppercut. nice straight right hand from the right distance. if holmes was prime and still had his legs he'd be a very tough style for mike over 12 - 15 rounds.
he's the fighter buster douglas wished he was.
now, that being said, a lesser fighter than tyson,but a power puncher on his level, in earnie shavers dropped holmes and almost had him out. along those lines you can say that tyson could certainly do the same.
and a lesser fighter and puncher than both in reynaldo snipes dropped holmes.
both were right hands if memory serves right. tyson was a decent right handed puncher
AKA one of the hardest punchers ever. there's a chance that he'd finish what lesser men were able to start.
i'd favor holmes down the stretch in a very fun fight. mike could box and survive late, but he was only a truly dynamic offensive force for a few rounds. he also peaked crazy early. his prime was no later than his early 20s
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holmes had everything to weather the storm early, footwork, skills, intelligence, chin and heart. once he got past the initial barrage from tyson he could outbox him perhaps not easily but he wouldnt really struggle either. he would pick tyson apart and knock him out late.
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I think HOlmes in his prime would beat Tyson. in the fight u see how an older version of holmes makes Tyson look silly in a few moments of the fight with his jab and movement. I think a prime Holmes would be a bad style matchup for Tyson. but we will never find out, so who knows.
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I think if they did fight in their respective primes there is no doubt that Tyson would have bitten Holmes in frustration in the 9th or 10th round. Im being dead serious too.
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Judging from the closely watched payroll numbers, the job market looks like it's on a roller-coaster ride. But it's actually telling a pretty consistent story: The economy is growing at a pace too slow to make a dent in the unemployment rate.
The Labor Department's initial estimate of how many jobs nonfarm employers added to their payrolls in November was a meager 39,000, a seemingly sharp contrast to October's surprisingly large gain of 172,000 jobs.
Statistically, though, those numbers aren't as different as they look. That's because they reflect merely the change in a much larger number: the roughly 130 million people on nonfarm payrolls in the U.S. That number is an estimate with a margin of error. According to the Labor Department, we can't be reasonably certain that it has changed at all unless it moves by more than 100,800 jobs.
"People pay way too much attention to the initial headline number, because it's so politically sensitive," said Joseph Carson, director of global economic research at AllianceBernstein in New York. "A change of even 100,000 is really statistical noise."
To separate the signal from the noise, economists tend to average the job-creation numbers for the past few months. Since September, the monthly increase in nonfarm payrolls has averaged a bit more than 62,000 jobs. Private firms have added an average of about 107,000 jobs a month.
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Under the heading of "Only in Silicon Valley" comes a new salvo from the Mommy War Front.
For those who have been living under rocks for the last few days, Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer is eliminating what amounts to a sacred totem in high tech: working from home; and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg has written a book which sends a message to many that women don't take the hard assignments that lead to professional success because of personal aspirations (i.e. they want families and to just be a mom).
Everyone is lining up on this one, including me in my role as controller for McGrath/Power Public Relations. Some pundits are quick to point out that Mayer built a nursery next to her office with her own money so she can spend time with her newborn. In my opinion, Sandberg appears to be coming from the attitude of "I did it. What's wrong with the rest of you?"
Both women look woefully out of touch with good reason. Let's start with their realities:
Both came from expensive Ivy League schools. Mayer taught undergraduate computer programming classes while studying at Stanford. Sandberg has an MBA from Harvard. As the adage goes, when you start ahead you usually stay ahead. Both were fortunate to catch on with a little known start up called Google. In 2012 Sandberg's net worth was $1.6 billion thanks to her hop to Facebook. By comparison Mayer's net worth is a mere $300 million.
Bottom line: Sandberg and Mayer have the power to order their worlds any way they want them to be. They have the power to impact the worlds of others, too. This is particularly true in the case of Mayer. Her decision to halt telecommuting will affect her employees' lives in ways she will never have to deal with personally.
Would the media reaction have been as strong if Mayer and Sandberg were men instead of women?
In the case of Mayer I submit it is the old fashioned double standard.
I doubt we'd be talking about the disruption to employees' lives and work-life balance if it had been a new male CEO who announced that in order save Yahoo! he needed his engineers to be on site. He would have been applauded for thinking outside the box. No one would have asked, "But what about the children?" Instead the analysts would have responded with "Buy the stock!"
From a public relations perspective, Mayer would have come off better if she had made the announcement herself at an all hands meeting instead of using the human resources department to issue a memo that was leaked to AllThingsD creating a public relations nightmare. She could have acknowledged that the policy would profoundly change employees' personal lives. She could have also offered more than the standard FSA dependent care accounts that employees use to pay for family care. What about an on-site daycare center or company matching? After all, she has her office nursery, which, by the way, just reinforces how special she is compared to other Yahoo! employees.
Instead we have Yahoo!'s official reaction to the ruckus outside the company. "We don't comment on internal policies." That always works well – just ask Applebee's.
As for Sandberg, I believe she's only guilty of having a viewpoint that is different than the majority of the population. I doubt if Sandberg's opinion would have stirred the water at all if Steve Jobs had said it about anyone, regardless of gender.
Many women are decrying Sandberg's opinion because we expect more enlightened thinking from our female leaders. She's not supposed be blaming women for career shortfalls due to the fact that they want to have a family life as well as a work life. But to me she is, painting women as a group with a broad brush of old, tired stereotypes. And she's doing it from the perspective of one who has the control and power that $1.6 billion brings. If she's late for a meeting because she's driving the kids to school, then people will wait for her. It's not going to show up negatively in her performance review that she took off too many sick days to care for her aging parent.
As a working woman and a working mother I've seen all perspectives. I've been an employee, worked part-time, been a stay-at-home mother, and an entrepreneur. I was one of two women in my business school class. When I started my career there were no women in engineering and women in finance were rare. I am pleased that women in Mayer's and Sandberg's generation take for granted that no door is closed to a woman simply because she is a woman. However, I am dismayed that there doesn't seem to be anyone (like their own mothers) reminding them that one thing hasn't changed yet.
There are still too few female executives functioning at their level and they are role models whether they want to be or not. Sandberg and Mayer should know they are scrutinized more simply because they are women in a male dominated field. They are naïve if they think otherwise. Both have been around Silicon Valley long enough to see what happened to other women who make public mistakes. Remember Carly Fiorina and Carol Bartz? Mayer had to have known the memo would get out; there was significant coverage when she gave employees smartphones. Sandberg's comments seem timed to promote her book and her "brand" not help other working women, from my perspective.
Marissa and Sheryl, it might be a good time to have lunch with your moms. They can provide you with some perspective.


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In an effort to understand the entrepreneurial contributions it has made globally, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, plans to undertake an entrepreneurship mapping exercise. The aim of the exercise is to create a database of innovators that it has produced in recent years.
Though the plan is in a nascent state, the exercise is likely to be a part of the Bangalore-Cambridge Innovation Network that was officially launched in September, in which IISc will partner with the University of Cambridge to strengthen the links among academics, businesses, researchers and entrepreneurs.
The overture for such a plan is that the institute's Society for Innovation and Development Entrepreneurship Cell does not have a record of the number of students who have gone forward to do something on their own.
"We know for sure that a large number of our students have become entrepreneurs in various corners of the world, but unfortunately we do not have exact numbers. Cambridge has shown interest to help us on this front," said Parameshwar P Iyer, Principal Research Scientist at the Department of Management Studies.
Citing some of the known examples of entrepreneurial efforts to have taken birth in IISc, Prof Iyer said, "Not many know that Wipro started here at the School of Automation. The likes of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI) have received significant contribution from IISc. There is a need to have a database to show what IISc has done."
The entrepreneurship mapping exercise, he said, would possibly start around January 2013. "In the first 6-8 months, we will have the preliminary results that show the efforts of our institute. The idea here is to understand what it is that we have done and to see where we can improve," Prof Iyer said.
When asked if IISc's global ranking would increase after the completion of the proposed mapping exercise, he said, "Our priority is not to be ranked high. We focus on quality academic and research work. This exercise may lead to a better ranking for us, but that is not why we want to do this."
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It is not only ht low sales the probel we need to remember the entire nation of Japan is having a bad time after the dissaster with the earthquake and the sunami, the Japan`s economy is at risk now and it is not only the videogame company having this issue. Besides that i think like many other people said, is the lack of good tittles in the market, maybe if they released the 3DS few month later like fall, they will have better selling and much tittle available for consumers. Nintendo has a problem and its their kiddy tittles, tittles headed only for kids, they need to look for a mature audience, its true, they can keep with that kind of tittle, i mean i like them, but not all of the gamers likes this kind of tittles.
They should take in advantage they have a 3D mobile device to the go, they can take 3D movies and have a contract with Netflix to download 3D movies with no glasses, that will be very cool.
Some people says the 3DS dropped the price because of the eyes pain and headache they had, and thats impossible, Nintendo warn people months before the 3DS release that this can be dangerous for kids under 7 years which eyes are not completely developed anatomically talking, and even the Ophthalmology society and the American Academy of Ophthalmology told that this device will never caused harm on anybody, but Nintendo insisted to be carefull, so nobody can blamed them because of that situation.
I just think this is a move so Nintendo can have bigger sales before the PSVita relases, and try to have a better reception on the market. Maybe all the developer are woried because their games are not being sold enough and along with them they took this movement forward in order to have better sales, remember we have very good tittles comming this next year, so Nintendo and developer would like to have very good sellings.
The bottom box will be the multiplayer enable on 3DS games. The trend right now, unfortunately for these handheld is multiplayer gaming, so to have a console in the market with no multiplayer characteristic will be suicidal, I think if they manage to have better multiplayer games, they will have better sales also.
Maybe this looks bad for us now, but i think Nintendo knows what their doing, remember Wii U is comming soon, so they might have something in mind for next year that will put them on the Top as ALWAYS.


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The Olympics needs work.
When synchronized diving leads off prime time broadcasts (not that there's anything wrong with that), and fencing is more hokey poking than sword-fighting, it's time to think up some more, well, dramatic sports.
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Electrified Fencing. Competitors leap into a chain-link fence charged with 10,000 volts. As sparks fly, they fly, too, blasted back with the gold medal going to whoever goes the farthest. Protective gloves and other gear spare their lives, while added extra propulsion. Not a synchronized event.


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I've been wwoofing at a farm for a month now, and I essentially work for food and a place to stay. The food is fine here, they oblige my gluten free approach, but I just can't seem to get enough calories! I eat farm eggs and veggies every day, lots if coconut oil and butter, quite a few potatoes, and sardines or tuna everyday, but I still have days where I just need more food. This is when I break down and eat way too many bananas (we have a farm surplus) and almond butter. I've got to kick these fruit fixes and up my fat and protein.
I'm making a shopping list for them to pick me up a few items, but I can't really think of affordable foods with high levels of fats and proteins that I could snack on throughout the week.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
P.S. Living in Hawaii, so the food costs are a little ridiculous.
Thanks all
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Gelatin, potatoes, white rice, canned clams and oysters, liver, and dairy like cottage cheese are all affordable and will help with satiety and energy.
You live in Hawaii, so I imagine fruit is one of the cheaper foods; eat lots of it!
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Are nuts very expensive? You might want to eat more of those.
And meat, I don't see you eating much meat. I'd understand if you are vegetarian but you do eat fish, so is it the costs?
I'd imagine that raw cacao powder isn't all that expensive over there... mix melted coconut oil, shredded coconut, cacao and a sweetner like maple syrup or honey (just a little bit) and place it in the freezer. You get a kind of bounty bar but it's high on good fats and calories.
try and see if you can order seeds of veggies and fruits online and plant them yourself. from what I know in your part of the world almost anything grows. Strawberries grow quickly and easily. Raspberries as well. if you grow it yourself (if you have the space) you save money for more expensive foods.
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It's all about trying to stay healthy!!!!
Sardines/canned herring/canned fish in general have great protein/fat breakdowns.
Chicken!! I get whole ones from Sams because of budget issues for 99 cents a pound (i know not the best quality, but the best i can afford) which last me 4 - 5 good meals
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You're in Hawaii, I imagine Spam is cheap, it will certainly keep some weight on you, plus it's total protein
Spam is very popular in Hawaii, spam and rice is a dish I remember seeing when I was there.
Life is death. We all take turns. It's sacred to eat during our turn and be eaten when our turn is over. RichMahogany.
Isn't Spam processed food??
I also live on an island and food costs are high, even fruit! White rice cooked in broth, local tubers, potatoes are the cheapest.


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The South Carolina State Museum is kicking off the fall season with a festive day packed full of barbecue, craft beer, live music and folk art at its annual Fall Festival and Pickin' Party from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 20.
There will be a variety of award-winning barbecue from across South Carolina cooked on site, including mustard-based, tomato-based and vinegar and pepper sauce. Guests can also enjoy local craft beer from Swamp Cabbage Brewing Company, Columbia's third and largest microbrewery.
"This will be a great day for people of all ages to come out and enjoy live music, art and a variety of delicious barbecue cooked by pit masters from across the state," said Paul Matheny, chief curator of collections, South Carolina State Museum. "This annual event is a wonderful way to kick off the fall season and celebrate South Carolina culture."
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There will be a special visit from Dan "The Pig Man" Huntley, who will both supply his special brand of tomato-based barbecue sauce and present a program on professional barbecuing, which includes cooking pigs on a spit. The National Wild Turkey Federation will also be on site doing turkey call demonstrations. In addition, there will be a cornhole tournament, face painting and a children's tent featuring a variety of activities and crafts.
The museum will conduct its very first "Bed Turning," presenting quilts as they were meant to be seen – on a bed. The museum will peel back each quilt to reveal the history, pattern, significance and backing of several quilts from the museum's permanent collection. The day will also feature the viewing of a new contemporary art exhibit, "Building a Universe," which showcases original artwork from 16 South Carolina artists whose work reflects the concept of the universe, astronomy or science in either a direct or conceptual way.
The excitement does not end with the festival. This is a great opportunity for guests to experience the museum's brand-new planetarium, 4D theater, observatory and historic telescope collection. Visit www.scmuseum.org to learn more about showtimes and tickets prices.
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By the time you read this, Frames Unlimited might already be back in its familiar Maple Village address, the freestanding building it shares with Village Kitchen. That space is now being remodeled to accommodate two new tenants.
Frames Unlimited has been temporarily doing business across the parking lot in the main building, adjacent to Plum Market. The new Frames Unlimited will be somewhat smaller. Two new businesses-one a hair salon and one unnamed-are being inserted into its west and southeast ends, making the new Frames Unlimited L-shaped. The downsizing is "perfectly fine with us," says Mark Stoe, area manager. "We had a lot of extra space in the back room. Sales floor-wise, it should be about the same, with a modern, updated look"-a new counter and an open ceiling. Asked whether customers might see any new stock as well, Stoe replied, somewhat huffily, "Our product won't need to change. We get new vendors and more exciting lines all the time," and pointed to the colorful Guerrini line of Italian-made, inlaid wood frames, as an example.
Frames Unlimited is an eighteen-store chain spread across southern Michigan and Ohio. There's another branch on Plymouth Road.
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