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Bratzillaz was a new Bratz doll line that debuted last year, and it featured the Bratz girls as witches, using their powers for good and wearing their fashions for glam. Now the Bratzillaz are having a beach party under the stars with the Bratzillaz Midnight Beach dolls.
Bratzillaz Midnight Beach Fianna Fins wears a turquoise bandeau top with matching skirt that looks like a mermaid tail. The doll also comes with a hat, sunglasses, earrings, a bracelet, wedge sandals, and a hairbrush. And because this doll line is all about playing at the beach at night, the doll glows in the dark. As with all Bratzillaz, Midnight Beach Fianna Fins comes with a "witchmark" (kind of like a tattoo) of a mermaid's tail on her arm, symbolizing her ability to control the weather.
The monster theme is still pretty popular in the doll aisle these days, and Bratzillaz Midnight Beach dolls play into that with these glam witches. Kids will like the fashionable beach attire and the glow-in-the-dark feature that allows them to play out the midnight beach party in the dark.
Midnight Beach Fianna Fins is for ages 6 and up.
Everyone is going to have their own opinion about this doll. Some people will feel the bathing suit is over the top and too much for young kids, while others won't have any problem with this doll. It is up to parents to decide if this doll is appropriate for their kids.
Additional dolls in the Midnight Beach collection include Meygana Broomstix, Cloetta Spelletta, Yasmina Clairvoya, Jade J'Adore, and Sashabella Paws. Each doll is sold separately.
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When it comes to social media, it's no surprise that behemoths like Coke, Disney and Red Bull have brilliant Facebook strategies. But what about a B2B?
By definition companies must be intrinsically sociable as a collective of individuals. But how do you make them sociable online? And how do you effectively make social media work for your company?
Having appealing promotions, offers or simply being interesting enough that people follow, like or share your tweets makes sense. And this is easy enough if you are a popular consumer brand with deep pockets – some of those with the greatest number of followers include Coke, Converse, Disney and Red Bull.
But what about smaller firms who are niche or in B2B?
A great example of how anyone can win with social media comes from Ben Pickering on SocialMedia Examiner who gives three examples of B2B firms using social media well. Each used a number of tactics to succeed on Facebook, however each also used a different particular key tactic, as outlined below:
- HubSpot, a B2B firm delivering software primarily to other B2B marketers, makes use of Facebook advertising to reach an even wider audience.
- Cvent, a meeting and event management company with approximately 12,000 fans, launched a contest inviting people to share their stories on how they built a crowd for an event. Cvent is promoting the contest on their Facebook Page and have fan-gated the promotional tab.
- Intel, essentially B2B but well-known for its consumer marketing tactics, provides fans with access to interactive games, fun and cheeky posts and photos (of course) to optimise engagement.
Three different companies, three different tactics, all of which are there to be utilised and employed – by anyone and any company, B2C or B2B!


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The Kentwood Women's Club will hold its next meeting from 7-9 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17 at the Kentwood Library Community Room, 4950 Breton Road SE.
The program for April will be "Gardening with Habitat for Humanity." Speaker Babs Sharp will talk with the group about her gardening experiences with Habitat for Humanity and various garden clubs.
Area women are invited to join the club for refreshments, a short business meeting, and a very interesting presentation. For more information, contact Arlene at 460-2255.
The club's banquet and installation of officers will be held on May 15 at FireRock Grille at StoneWater Country Club. For more information, contact Mary Lee at 455-7578.


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They say football is a game of inches. It's also a game full of numbers. As the Dolphins prepare for their 50th season, here is a notable statistic that corresponds to each digit from one through 50.
1 – Don Shula's position on all-time victory list (347 wins) when he retired after the 1995 season. Shula remains atop the list.
2 – Super Bowl titles in franchise history (VII, VIII).
3 – Touchdowns running back Larry Csonka had in 1973 AFC Championship, a 27-10 victory over Oakland.
4 – Times a Dolphins quarterback has led the NFL in touchdown passes — Bob Griese (22...


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CRANFORD — Union County College celebrated its Commencement Ceremony on Wednesday evening, May 21, led by the College's President, Dr. Margaret M. McMenamin, at the Harwood Arena on the campus of Kean University in Union.
During the ceremony, degrees were conferred in the Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, and Associate in Applied Science. Certificates and Certificates of Achievement were also be awarded.
A tradition during the Commencement Ceremony is the annual presentation of the Post Day Award and the Student Alumni Prize, as well as the presentation of the coveted Alumni Prize for the graduate who has maintained the highest grade-point average and earned the most credits at Union County College.
The Post Day Awards are presented to the full- and part-time graduating students who best exemplify the College's ideals of scholarship, leadership, and service. The award was instituted more than 50 years ago in memory of two Union County College students who were killed in an automobile accident en route to their graduation.
Union County College is a public comprehensive community college providing quality, affordable, accessible educational programs that serve the greater Union County region. It is the oldest of New Jersey's 19 Associate Degree Colleges, serving both career-minded and transfer-oriented students since 1933.
The College enrolls almost 30,000 credit, non-credit, and continuing-education students and is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
For more photos, see Gallery 2 and Gallery 3 of the graduation.
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Brewers defeat Dodgers 4-1
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- Mike Fiers held the Los Angeles Dodgers to three hits in his first big league start in more than a year, and Khris Davis and Carlos Gomez homered to give the Milwaukee Brewers a 4-1 win Saturday night.
Fiers (1-1) struck out five in eight strong innings, filling in for injured veteran Matt Garza. The Dodgers mustered only a solo homer by Adrian Gonzalez into the second deck in right field.
Fiers outdueled former Brewers pitcher Zack Greinke (12-8), who gave up Gomez's homer off the left-field foul pole to make it 3-1 leading off the sixth.
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In the last few years, Northwoods counselors have gotten scientific evidence to force drunk drivers to be truthful. We'll show you how the "BioMarker" project works and update you on the progress of the program in Wisconsin and Oneida County.
We'll bring you a preview of the Level 1 High School postseason football game between Merrill and Rice Lake which takes place tomorrow.
And we'll show you all the hoopla in Green Bay as fans get excited about tonight's big rivalry matchup between the Packers and the Chicago Bears.
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Heavily Democratic counties in Wisconsin see large early voting turnout
Submitted: 10/20/2016
- About 30 percent of all absentee ballots cast in Wisconsin so far come from the state's most heavily Democratic counties.
The latest data posted on the Wisconsin Elections Commission website shows 55,000 ballots cast in Milwaukee and Dane counties.
21,700 have come in from three conservative counties near Milwaukee.
Over 183,000 were cast statewide.
Republican candidates typically must do well in those Milwaukee suburban counties to counter the Democratic votes in Milwaukee and Madison.
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Fewer dairy farms seen in Wisconsin
Submitted: 10/20/2016
- Wisconsin may be the dairy state, but we've seen a decline in the number of dairy farms.
A report from the federal Agriculture Department shows that Wisconsin lost almost 400 dairy farms in the last year.
About 94-thousand dairy herds were active in the state as of October 1st.
Wisconsin Dairy Business Association President Gordon Speirs says the number of lost farms this year is low compared to previous years.
Annual losses reached as high as 1-thousand in some years.
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Walker and Johnson say Trump has to accept election results
Submitted: 10/20/2016
- Gov. Scott Walker says Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has to accept results of the election, even though Trump hasn't said whether he will if Hillary Clinton wins.
WLUK-TV reports Thursday that Walker said following an event in Green Bay that "The bottom line is whether he does or doesn't, there's going to be a new president."
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Rhinelander mother: 14-year-old held son hostage with butcher knife
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Newswatch 12 is not identifying the woman, her son, or anyone involved, but instead we wanted to know what happened and what can be done to make sure it doesn't happen again.
The mother says her son and a friend decided to go to Hodag Park to play football in the afternoon of October 11.
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Cupcakes for a cause at St. Germain Pharmacy
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- Helping patients feel better comes first for one pharmacist in St. Germain, but every Wednesday in October these patients are returning the favor by buying her cupcakes for a cause.
People know to head to pharmacist Jennifer Hansen when they're sick; however, many of them also know they can walk out of St. Germain Pharmacy with one of her cupcakes for Down Syndrome Awareness month.
This is the fourth year Jennifer is baking the cupcakes for her sons' Lakeland Area Special Olympics team.
One of her sons has Down Syndrome and the other has Autism.
"It's not about disabilities or what they can't do. It is shining and highlighting what they can do and all the many things they can do," said Hansen.
Donations from the cupcakes allowed her kids and fellow teammates to get new uniforms and head to different tournaments around the state.
Just as much as she knows patients by name, they know about her sons and always ask about them.
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Jennifer's boys and their teammates will be heading to Merrill for a bowling tournament this weekend.
Cupcake sales go through the end of October.
Jennifer also has cupcakes in exchange for donations in April for Autism Awareness Month.
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Birkebeiner Director visits Rhinelander, Nordic Ski Club gets $1,000 grant
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A long-time favorite of instructors desiring a four-skills approach in a briefer book, the seventh edition combines a broad variety of materials and activities, exceptionally clear grammar presentations and consistent organization. The popular four-part chapter structure helps students manage the material without being overwhelmed and makes lesson planning easier for instructors.
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Down the Tube: the Sad Stats On Happiness, Money and TV
Put down the remote and back slowly away from the television.
Despite the sharp rise in our standard of living in recent decades, Americans today are little or no happier than earlier generations. Why not?
A new study suggests one possibility: Maybe we need to be smarter about how we spend our time. And, no, that doesn't mean watching more TV.
Americans are no happier today than they were 30 years ago. Why? How would you rate your happiness level right now? Discuss
Feeling unpleasant. You can think of your happiness as having three components. First, there's your basic disposition -- whether you are, by nature, a happy person or not. Clearly, there isn't a whole lot you can do about this.
Second, there are your life's circumstances, such as your age, health, marital status and income. Often, this stuff isn't nearly as important as folks imagine. If your income doubled, you would initially be delighted. But research suggests you would quickly get used to all that extra money.
That brings us to the third factor, which is how you spend your time -- something you have a fair amount of control over. This is the subject of a major new study by academics Daniel Kahneman, Alan Krueger, David Schkade, Norbert Schwarz and Arthur Stone.
For the study, the five professors surveyed some 4,000 Americans, asking what they did the previous day and then quizzing them in detail about three randomly selected events from the day. Those surveyed were asked to rate the three episodes based on feelings such as pain, happiness, stress and sadness. All this was used to calculate what percentage of time people spent in an unpleasant state.
Getting involved. Result? Women, folks under age 65, those divorced or separated, lower-income earners and the less educated were likely to spend a bigger chunk of their day in an unpleasant state.
But what I found most intriguing was the study's data on which activities we enjoy. The five professors grouped activities into six clusters, based on the emotions associated with each.
The standout cluster was what the authors label "engaging leisure and spiritual activities," things like visiting friends, exercising, attending church, listening to music, fishing, reading a book, sitting in a cafe or going to a party. When we spend time on our favorite of these activities, we're typically happy, engrossed and not especially stressed.
"These are things you choose to do, rather than have to do," notes one of the study's co-authors, Prof. Schkade of the University of California, San Diego.
The obvious implication: If we devote more time to these activities, maybe we would be more satisfied with our lives. Yet the evidence suggests we've missed a huge chance to do just that -- which may help explain why Americans are little or no happier than they were four decades ago.
Zoning out. Over that stretch, men reduced the amount of time they spent working. Meanwhile, women -- as a group -- spent more time earning income, reflecting their increased work-force participation. But this increased time at the office was more than offset by a drop in time devoted to mundane chores.
In other words, both men and women had the chance to lavish more time on "engaging leisure and spiritual activities." But in fact, time spent on these activities has actually declined over the past four decades.
Instead, there's been a significant increase in the hours devoted to what the authors call "neutral downtime," which is mostly watching television. Women now spend 15% of their waking hours staring at the tube, while men devote 17%.
Watching TV may be low-stress and moderately enjoyable. But people aren't mentally engaged the way they are when they're, say, exercising or socializing.
"I wonder whether there are self-control problems when it comes to watching television," muses Prof. Krueger, an economist at Princeton University and another of the study's co-authors. "I wonder whether people would feel better about their lives if they spent their leisure time doing something that was more interactive and more engaging."


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The "outstanding" snapper, he recalled, was prepared with lemon sauce, herbs and Parmesan breadcrumbs.
"It was incredibly flavorful and cooked to perfection," he continued.
"George (Sarris), Dean (Robb) and Connie (Kanakis) have a winner at Dodiyos, but that's what we've grown to expect from those three," he noted about the Homewood restaurant that opened late last year.
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Specializing in Greek and Pan-Mediterranean food, the restaurant offers daily specials, has an appetizer bar, family atmosphere and reasonable prices.
This month, the restaurant opens its patio with herb gardens and outside kabob grill. Dodiyos is open Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., and Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. The dinner menu begins at 3 p.m.
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MOBILE, Alabama – Faith Academy guard Jasmine Rhodes will stay close to home to play college basketball, but not in the state.
Rhodes -- – considered one of the state's top girls basketball prospects and the state's top guard -- verbally committed to LSU today after she received scholarship offers from at least 15 Division I programs.
"They have a very, very experienced coaching staff, and I really like their coaching style," said Rhodes, referring to LSU coach Nikki Caldwell and her staff. "Their goals are extremely high, and me, myself, I have very high goals, too. I want to play in the McDonald's All-American Game. I want to play in the Olympics."
The 5-foot-9 Rhodes averaged 20.1 points and 8.4 rebounds last year, as Faith Academy spent most of the season ranked No. 1 in Class 5A and advanced to the state semifinals in Birmingham. She was named the Press-Register player of the year.
In five varsity seasons, she has scored 1,810 points and grabbed 971 rebounds, meaning she will likely reach the 2,000-point and 1,000-rebound plateaus this season.
Rhodes becomes the second major prospect from Mobile to choose LSU in recent years. Shaneice McKinney, a 6-foot-3 center from LeFlore High in Mobile's Toulminville community, currently plays at LSU after a star-studded high school career.
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Children and Youth Services Review, vol.23 2001, p.327-351
Article examines the role of state welfare in the lives of unwed mothers in the US and asks whether these mothers would be capable of supporting their families without it. Single mothers who are not cohabiting are especially vulnerable to economic hard-ship because they are more likely to encounter multiple barriers to employment then those who cohabit with the baby's father. However most single mothers work in low-income jobs and would be near poor even if they worked full time. Analyses of income portfolios suggest that low-income mothers are quite resourceful in packaging cash and income transfers from a variety of sources to meet their families needs. However, even working single mothers still need state welfare support.
H. Compston and P.K. Madsen
Journal of European Social Policy, Vol. 11, 2001, p. 117-132
In 1993 the Danish government introduced paid leave schemes designed to reduce unemployment. These provide for employees to be paid by the state to take leave in order to engage in education or training (education leave), look after their children (parental leave) or pursue self-defined goals (sabbatical leave), while their jobs are filled temporarily by substitutes who would otherwise remain unemployed.
R. Graham
Financial Times, June 20th 2001, p.9.
The French employers' federation, Medef, has announced its withdrawal from joint administration with the unions of the country's social security system. Medef objects to the total lack of dialogue between itself and the Socialist government. It takes particular exception to government plans to raid the social security treasury to fund a shortfall in the financing of the compulsory 35 hour working week.
J. Dixon and M. Hyde (eds)
Westport, Conn.: Quorum Books, 2001
Social security needs relating to old age, disability, death, sickness , maternity, unemployment, etc may be met by the individual (individual provision) through the purchase of relevant insurance products or by accessing support from family and the community, and/or by the state (statutory provision) either directly, or jointly with the private sector, or by mandating the private sector. In the jurisdictions reviewed in this book, the state has built a public - private partnership to deliver mandatory social security provision, primarily by means of statutory compulsion (the mandatory purchasing of private plans) to complement public provision or through statutory deregulation (permitting mandated private plans to complete with public programmes for market share). Market reform of public social security provision thus seeks to redefine the public - private boundary.
L.M. Rich
Children and Youth Services Review, vol. 23, 2001, p. 353-376
Analyses of the Fragile Families study data for a sample of single fathers from seven large US cities shows an average in come of $16,122. A substantial minority of almost 30% also work in the black economy, increasing their income by 23% ($3,293). As a result, estimated total potential child support payments using the Wisconsin guidelines would also rise by 23%.
B. Fenton
Daily Telegraph, June 19th 2001, p.11
Three counties in central California have signed up for the More Opportunities for Viable Employment (MOVE) scheme, which offers money to anyone willing to move to areas short of workers.
(See also Guardian, June 20th 2001, p.13)
S.G. Anderson
Families in Society, vol. 82, 2201, p.165-174
Article presents recipient perspectives about caseworker performance in a pre-TANF welfare reform programme in Michigan. Study participants consistently emphasized three dimensions in evaluating caseworker performance: substantive competence, accessibility and interpersonal relations. Respondents rarely mentioned empowerment, strength building or other casework practices that have been emphasized in social work literature. It is concluded that developing caseworker competence along the basic performance dimensions stressed by respondents may be a prerequisite to the establishment of more substantial helping relationships.
L.F. Crowell
Families in Society, vol.82, 2001, p.157-164
Paper presents finding's of a study conducted in Ohio that gathered on JOBS program participants' experiences and perceptions. Also presents results from focus groups and focused interviews that provide a picture of recipients' feeling about being on welfare, finding jobs and understanding of welfare reform. The families in the study had marketable skills and were well motivated. However they faced lack of access to good jobs and stigma associated with being labelled as a welfare recipient.
R. Dickens and D. Ellwood
New Economy, vol.8, 2001, p.98-103
A combination of in-work benefits and cuts to out-of-work benefits has increased employment among low-income groups in the US but this has had a limited effect on poverty. In any country there will always be a sizeable group of people who are not in work, and public policy needs to address poverty among this group through increased benefits.


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Thomas Yancey Washington Jr. of Fairhope suffered severe head injuries during the fight about 3 a.m. in the 19000 block of Young Street, Fairhope police spokesman Sgt. Craig Sawyer said.
Washington was taken to Thomas Hospital and then was transferred to University of South Alabama Medical Center, where he was in critical condition this evening, Sawyer said.
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Here's what's on TV tonight: "America's Got Talent" (8 p.m., WDSU) continues on to live shows at Radio City Music Hall, and the New Orleans-born act Acte II has advanced. Olanna Goudeau, a Texas native, and Ashley Renee Watkins, a New Orleans native, met at Dillard University, and are devoted to spreading the good word about their art form, opera.
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Kitsap Regional Library ponders its next step
The Kitsap Regional Libraries Board of Trustees met this week to plan strategy about another voter initiative to raise property taxes to support library services, but did not decide whether to commit to the idea.
We talked about a lot of things, like how we can change the message, KRL Director Jill Jean said of a retreat on Wednesday. But we have not decided if we are going to be on the November ballot.
In order to face the voters again, the proposal must be submitted to the Kitsap County Prosecutors Office by Aug. 14. This means the board must decide within the next two weeks how to proceed and write a proposal different from what was defeated by the voters on May 15.
The item will presumably be discussed during a board meeting scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on July 26 at the Bremerton Library.
The last KRL proposal which would have increased the property tax allocation from 33 cents to 48 cents per $1,000 of assessed value was soundly defeated. Since losing the initiative, library officials have talked about changing their message and offering more specifics about how any increase would be used.
Jean said earlier this month the system would probably ask for an adjusted rate of 38 cents to 42 cents per $1,000, or a top range of $42 for each $100,000 of assessed value.
This is a smaller rate of increase than what was originally proposed. Voter feedback showed opposition stemming from the high percentage of the increase, rather than how the money was to be allocated.
The decision as to how or whether to proceed will be partially determined by the results of a recently completed phone survey of area residents.
The survey, funded by a $20,000 cap by the Kitsap Library Advocates with no KRL funds, polled 500 local residents at random.
It was conducted by the Metropolitan Group in Portland, Ore. whose senior director, Jennifer Gilstrap Hearn, said the information will be gathered into a report and presented to KRL.
Hearn, who could not discuss specifics of the KRL case, said, In general, for libraries to be successful, they need to serve the community, understand what the community wants and provide these services.
Bainbridge Island resident Lois Andrus, who received a survey call, said the effort was misguided.
When they call people at random and ask them some questions, it misses the point, she said. They need to figure out some better funding sources. Maybe they need to talk to the Legislature. These humongous tax increases are killing any efforts to raise extra money in this way.
Andrus suggested conducting an audit of the past years spending and a thoughtful plan for the future, which might include some creative solutions for the funding problem.
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Erica Perrotta scored five goals to pace West Essex, No. 8 in The Star-Ledger Top 20, in a 20-7 victory over Lakeland in the North Jersey, Group 2 quarterfinals in North Caldwell.
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"The Misanthrope" is seldom performed in the central New York area, and the production by the Syracuse Shakespeare Festival offers a good chance to see Moliere's 17th-century jewel of a satire.
This tightly-paced show, directed by Tony Brown, takes just an hour and 40 minutes including intermission.
Costuming by Barbara Toman is in period style, with men in colorful coats and knee breeches, the ladies in dressy gowns, and everyone wearing elaborate white wigs. It should be pointed out, though, that the three curls hanging down at each side of the ladies' wigs look stylish, but totally hide facial expressions when the actresses are facing stage left or right.
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Caliva's Celimene fits beautifully into a comedy-of-manners atmosphere. She has a sweet expression, a quick wit and a baby-doll voice that drips with honey or venom, depending on the situation.
Acaste (Rahshon Glover), Eliante (Trijya Singh) and Clitandre (Sam Tamburo) are all characters who in one way or another have learned to put up with the world's imperfections.
Dan Stevens creates sharp cameos as two different servants.
The effective, simply furnished set (Jacques Plante) lightly suggests the period and is arranged at floor level close to about 40 seats for the audience.
What: Moliere's "The Misanthrope," presented by the Syracuse Shakespeare Festival.
When: Seen on Friday, April 5, 2013 (opening).
Where: Syracuse University Warehouse Theater, 350 W. Fayette St., Syracuse.
Length: One hour, 40 minutes, including intermission.
Attendance: 18.
Performs through: April 14.
Family guide: Not for younger kids. Mature themes and style.
Information: 476-1835; syrsf.org.


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Almost a week ago we published the Camp Fahrplan (schedule). Follow this link for more information.
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Camp Schedule PublishedMonday, July 18th, 2011
Crypto Talk at 27C3: Automatic Identification of Cryptographic Primitives in Software, Day1, 16:00, Saal 3Monday, December 27th, 2010
Many applications, including closed source applications like malware or DRM-enabled multimedia players (you might consider them as malware too) use cryptography. When analyzing these applications, a first step is the identification and localization of the cryptographic building blocks (cryptographic primitives, for example AES, DES, RSA…) in the applications. When these blocks have been localized, the input and output of the cryptographic primitives and the key management can be observed and the application can be analyzed further. Fortunately, many cryptographic algorithms use special constants or have a typical fingerprint and there are only a few different public implementations of the algorithm. This allows us to automate this first, Felix Gröbert will show us how:
Using dynamic binary instrumentation, we record instructions of a program during runtime and create a fine-grained trace. We implement a trace analysis tool, which also provides methods to reconstruct high-level information from a trace, for example control flow graphs or loops, to detect cryptographic algorithms and their parameters.
Trace driven/dynamic analysis has some advantages of static analysis:
- Because the program is analyzed at runtime, it is immediately known which parts of the code are used at which time, so that they might be correlated with runtime decryption of the code or with network communication.
- Inputs and outputs of the primitives as well as the keys are recorded, even if the originate from a remote server or botnet. This allows us to immediately distinguish between long term keys and session keys, if multiple executions of the same program can be recorded.
- This is also highly interesting if private keys are included in an obfuscated binary, for example private RSA keys.
- Dead or unused code is automatically excluded, so that one can proceed with the main parts of the code first.
- If additional code is loaded from a server, it is included in the analysis. This would be hard to impossible using static analysis.
Of course, trace driven analysis has it disadvantages, for example if a malware needs to communicate with a command-and-control server, which has already been taken down or behaves differently on different systems or at different times.
Personally, I am interested in this talk because it might make ease up the analysis of closed source applications using cryptography. Even if the application, the DRM scheme, or the cryptographic primitive has no special weaknesses or bugs, just he recording of every input and output of all cryptographic building blocks in the application might be sufficient to extract a DRM free version of DRM protected digital content. Please also note that even if an application uses only well analyzed cryptographic primitives as AES and RSA, it might still be insecure, if these primitives are used in the wrong way.
See the talk at Day 1, 16:00, Saal 3!
Author: Erik Tews
24 Hour Hardware Hacking Returns to 27c3Thursday, December 16th, 2010
Hackers of all ages can (learn how to) make things at the Hardware Hacking Area of the 27c3!
The HHA is open to everyone and open the entire congress! Hackers of all ages and skill levels are welcome! Round-the-clock hands on workshops will be led by lots of experienced teachers like Mitch Altman, Jimmie P. Rodgers, fbz, Wim Vandeputte and…you!
Learn to solder, then help teach others! Make cool things with electronics, design and print 3D models on the Makerbot, break RFID, or give your own workshop on the projects you've been hacking on this year. Last year there was a Cantenna workshop, a Mikrocopter workshop, and a GSM workshop among many others.
Lots of kits for you to make will be available including Brain Machines, TV-B-Gones, Trippy RGB Waves, Mignonette Games, LEDcubes, LOL shields, Atari Punk Consoles…and there's always room for yours!
To accommodate all this hardware hacking goodness, the HHA will be twice the size it was during the 26c3, but still conveniently located near the Hackcenter.
Even if you don't have a ticket to Congress, you can stop by the HHA with a Night Pass good from Midnight to 6 AM. Night passes are only €5 and will be sold shortly before midnight each day of the 27c3.
Lightning Talks at the 27c3Monday, December 13th, 2010
Want four minutes on stage at the 27c3? You can have it! Registration is now open for the Lightning Talk sessions at the 27c3.
Taking place at 12:45 in Saal 3 on Days 2, 3 and 4, these fast paced sessions are perfect for pitching new software or hardware projects, exploits, creative pranks or strange ideas you need to share with the world.
Lightning talks are also good for getting publicity for your workshop at the 27c3, or for recruiting people to join in on things like a high calorie flash mob.
In order to maximize the available time, registrations will be granted to presenters who submit their graphics (i.e. slides, background picture, contact info, etc.) in advance. Exceptions will be made very selectively on a case-by-case basis. Register soon, as we anticipate the available slots will go quickly. (Proposals started coming in a few minutes after we put up a draft of the wiki page!)
Read the Lightning Talks article on the 27c3 wiki for more information!
Photo Courtesy Matt Biddulph via flickr.
WorkshopsWednesday, November 17th, 2010
During all the years there were really great workshops at the Chaos Communication Congress. Unfortunately they were a bit hard to find, because we only announced them in the wiki and some workshops weren't in there either. So it is clear, that the lack of attendees in some workshops was surely not because of uninteresting topics but merely because of our laziness to make them easier to find.
Our approach to that problem is to ask all visitors who want to give a workshop at 27C3 to hand it in before the conference so we can release an official schedule for workshops before day 1 of the congress.
We should have enough time and rooms so there is hopefully no need for rejecting a workshop proposal unless you:
- simply hand in a rejected talk as a workshop (a workshop is not meant to be a lecture)
- simply want to sell a product (selling a kit for the workshop for a fair price is OK, of course)
- forget to at least fill out the Title, Abstract and Description fields in the submission interface (so that visitors know what skills and what tools they need and whether you provide them, price of needed components, etc).
If your talk submission got accepted and the workshop depends on your talk, please drop a note so that we can schedule your workshop after your lecture.
Fellows who already handed in a workshop during the talk submission phase (and whose submission has the state "candidate" in Pentabarf) should find their submission also in the new submission interface. Ingenious, we know ;)
To submit a workshop for the conference please visit:
If you have further questions that can't wait 'til the end of December, you can comment here or include your question in the
Workshop-ALOAQ (At least once asked questions) page in the wiki.
Please note that there is also the possibility to do a workshop in the "Makers"-Room in the basement and/or at other tables in the BCC.
Sorry to say that, but even when doing a workshop, you still need a ticket to buy a normal ticket.
Content Meetings are over: Fahrplan releasedWednesday, November 10th, 2010
For the English version, see below.
Vergangenen Sonntag ging das zweite und letzte Content-Meeting für den 27C3 zu Ende. Wir haben uns alle eingereichten 223 Submissions angesehen und 98 der besten Einreichungen für Euch ausgewählt. Vielen Dank für die zahlreichen interessanten Einreichungen, die allen Beteiligten die ehrenamtliche Arbeit versüßt haben!
Nachdem wir zuletzt noch hochmoderne Zettelchen auf dem Boden herumgeschoben haben, können wir ihn endlich präsentieren: den Fahrplan Version 0.1. Bitte beachtet: Das ist Version 0.1. Die Lücken werden nach und nach mit weiterem coolen Stuff gefüllt, sobald die Referenten confirmed sind. Änderungen wie immer vorbehalten, alle Angaben ohne Gewähr.
Dieses Jahr wird es auch Vorträge geben, die 30 Minuten lang sind. Damit wollen wir spannenden Themen einen angemessenen Rahmen geben, die zu komplex für einen Lightning Talk sind, aber keine Stunde füllen würden. Durch das Mehr an Vorträgen wird das Programm vielfältiger und die Aufmerksamkeitsspanne in den frühen Stunden des Congress-Tages nicht überstrapaziert.
Um Euch einen kleinen Ein- und Überblick zu geben, werden einige der angenommenen Vorträge demnächst hier vorgestellt. Stay tuned. :-)


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"I am the Lorax. I speak for the trees. I speak for the trees for the trees have no tongues."
The Lorax, Dr. Seuss
In a move that would make Dr. Seuss and his beloved character proud, Massachusetts has listened to citizen concerns about commercial logging and clear-cutting in state forests.
In a significant policy shift, the state is more than quadrupling the number of forested state land that is off- limits to commercial loggers. The decision follows a year of public hearings in which citizens channeled the message of the Lorax – the fuzzy creature brought to life by the late children's author and Springfield native – to help affect the policy change.
An evaluation of the state's forest policies was prompted by a public outcry after the discovery of large clear-cuts on public lands over the last five years. A controversial plan to thin the forests at Robinson State Park in Agawam was among the policies prompting citizen outrage.
Under the new plan, 185,000 acres – or about 60 percent of public forest land in Massachusetts – would be off-limits to logging, compared with the current 40,000 acres or about 13 percent.
Forests managed by the state Department of Conservation and Recreation will be divided into three categories: Parklands, reserves, and woodlands. Commercial logging would be outlawed in parklands and reserves, but permitted in woodlands under stricter guidelines. Any clear-cutting of more than 1/3 of an acre of woodland would require public approval.
Here in Western Massachusetts – from Robinson State Park in Agawam to the DAR State Forest in Goshen – dozens of forests provide hikers and nature lovers with a chance to walk among native plants and animals as a respite from the noise and traffic of the city.
The commonwealth's move to protect more of these precious acres is a welcome development.
As the Lorax said, "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not."


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Thanks that does do the job.
However a good friend on here uploaded it to his dropbox for me to allow me to copy it over to mine or indeed download it.
Thank you for all of your job, guys. But I have a problem. I downloaded and extracted all RARs from "City Navigator Europe NT 2014.10 Mapsource Unlocked" which I downloaded from Kor@l. But when I open a "MapSource.exe" from the folder "CNE_NT_14.10_MS_PORTABLE" nothing is happened. In MapSource I can't see any map, so I can't create my own map. This is all I see:
What I have to do, so I can create my own map for my Garmin nuvi? Please, help me and thank you!
And finally, could anyone tell me what is the difference between "Garmin City Navigator Europe NT 2014.10" and "Garmin City Navigator Europe NTU 2014.10". I know that the second one is Unicode, but what does this mean?
Hi folks,
does anyone of you have the corresponding jcv and 3D files for the new version CN 2014.10?
- Or does the old ones (prev.version) work - i don't think so.
Would be nice if anyone could upload them - Preferred for the ZUMO660.
Thx in advance
Please read before posting!
Garmin City Navigator Europe NT 2014.10
Hi Guys,
For me in the Netherlands 2014.10 has the same problem as 2013.40.
Routing via one-direction streets, but then against the flow, very dangerous.
This serious flaw was corrected in 2013.41 but present again in 2014.10.
Waiting for corrected version again ............
NAVTEQ Map Reporter
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It's not looking too bad on the roads for the last push of the morning commute. Log on to SILive every weekday morning to find out what's going on local roads and highways or with public transportation.
A notable exception is the Gowanus-BQE combination in Brooklyn where there is heavy traffic between 38th Street and the Brooklyn Bridge. The Williamsburg Bridge has slow traffic but both the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel and the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges are moving well. The Belt Parkway is looking good.
Drivers can expect 15-minute delays at the Lincoln Tunnel and 10 minutes at the Holland. There are no problems reported at the George Washington Bridge.
On Staten Island, there are no incidents reported end-to-end on the Korean War Veteran's Memorial Parkway, the Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway, the West Shore Expressway or the Staten Island Expressway (traffic cameras). There are also no backups at the Verrazano, Goethals or Bayonne bridges or at the Outerbridge Crossing. The estimated travel time between Richmond Avenue and the Verrazano is 8 minutes.
In New Jersey, the New Jersey Turnpike is mostly moving at the speed limit as are routes 440 and 1. There is heavy traffic on the northbound Garden State Parkway at the Driscoll Bridge and slight delays at I-280 in Newark. Route 9 is slow, northbound, at the Garden State Parkway and I-287 is heavy between the Turnpike and Exit 4 (Durham Avenue). There are slight delays on the Turnpike's Newark Bay extension between I-95 and Exit 14A.
In Manhattan, there are no reported accidents on the West Side Highway, the FDR Drive or the Harlem River Drive. The right lane of the northbound FDR is closed at East 15th Street and the on-ramp from Houston Street is closed.
There are no reported problems with local or express buses, the Staten Island Railway or the Staten Island Ferry at this hour, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the city Department of Transportation or Atlantic Express.
New Jersey Transit riders and PATH train riders also should have no problems getting into Manhattan. Expect delays on the No. 1 subway in Manhattan.
Finally, there are no arrival or departure delays at LaGuardia or John F. Kennedy Airports but expect up to 30-minute delays on departures at Newark Liberty.


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UPPER FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Time — and space — were not on Jane Kirby's side.
Lawrenceville's standout junior knew the clock was ticking down under 30 seconds of a tied game in overtime, and between her and the cage stood the Colonial Valley Conference's top goalkeeper, Hayley Peterson.
Peterson had made tremendous, sprawling saves earlier to keep the game even and was coming out of the cage toward Kirby to cut down the angle at which the forward had to shoot.
"She was diving and getting down (earlier in the game) so I either had to pull it or pop it up over her," Kirby said of Peterson. "There was definitely nerves. I wasn't really thinking about it; when I'm playing I kind of just blank out. She fell down, so I just pulled it, and it kind of hit her. As soon as it hit the back, I saw my teammates coming and was like, 'All right.'"
Kirby went short-side and squeezed the shot just past Peterson and into the back of the cage with four seconds left in the first overtime period to lift eighth-seeded Lawrenceville to a thrilling 3-2 victory over top-seeded and previously undefeated Allentown in the Mercer County Tournament quarterfinals yesterday afternoon at Allentown High. The win kept Big Red's hopes for a third-straight MCT title intact.
"Jane is crazy and I say that (as a compliment)," Lawrenceville head coach Lisa Ewanchyna said with a laugh about Kirby. "She's funny, she's funny at practice. What gets her excited is scoring, and she gets amped up when things are going her way. It really kind of generates a lot of energy, and a lot of people feed off of it. She's a tremendous athlete; she's a sick lacrosse player. Maybe field hockey is quote-unquote her second sport, but she comes out here and she's an athlete. She plays as hard as she can."
Allentown stole the momentum early as Hope Naronziak smacked home a pass from Kayla Peterson to get the Redbirds out to a 1-0 lead. But Lawrenceville wasted little time squaring the game up as Morgan Pothast was standing at the back post and was in prime position to redirect home a Jessica Castelo shot attempt.
Allentown once again struck first in the second half to break the tie as Erica McCormick tapped home a Maura McNutt pass, but Lawrenceville once again made sure the deficit didn't last long. Evie Bird connected with Pothast, who found a free Kirby, who ripped a blast into the bottom-left corner to knot the game at two-all.
"Since the beginning of the season, it's been our goal to maintain and to try and get to the championship again," an elated Kirby said. "Of all of the tournaments we're entered in, I think this is the biggest and most important one."
Perhaps the only downside to the entertaining affair was that it came in the quarterfinal round and not in the semifinal or championship round.
By virtue of a tough front-loaded schedule, the Big Red had to settle for the No. 8 seed, and Allentown had to settle for playing the two-time defending champions earlier than they hoped.
"They're a good team," Ewanchyna said. "(Allentown head coach) Mary Ellen (McCarthy) said it at the end, 'This is the craziest quarterfinal game that I've ever seen,' and I think it's true."
Lawrenceville (7-5-1) 1 1 1—3
Allentown (14-1) 1 1 0—2
Goals — L: Jane Kirby 2, Morgan Pothast; A: Hope Narozniak, Erica McCormick. Assists — L: Jessica Castelo, Pothast, Evie Bird; A: Kayla Peterson, Maura McNutt. Shots — L: 11; A: 14. Saves — L: Galen Ogg 10; A: Hayley Peterson 7.
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Contemporary choreographer Nai-Ni Chen will create her first work on pointe, "The Three Riddles of Turandot," transporting audiences to China, while other works on this international mixed bill include "Guajira," last season's Cuban-flavored hit by Pedro Ruiz; the Brazilian "Para Dois," by Christina Helena and Junio Texeira; and that classical Russian showpiece, the "Le Corsaire" Pas de Deux. "March," choreographed by James Kinney, represents the United States with a romp down Broadway.
New Jersey Ballet performs at 8 p.m., Nov. 7, at the Community Theatre, Mayo Center for the Performing Arts, 100 South Street, in Morristown. Tickets are $22-$42. Call (973) 539-8008 or visit mayoarts.org.


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The four words, "You have breast cancer," change a life forever. It can be a terrifying, soul searching, gut wrenching time and it can also be the "aha" moment in life when the lens focuses sharply on what matters and who supports through all the changes.
Many women who get diagnosed with breast cancer say they enter a sisterhood that, though they may not have chosen to join, becomes a source of courage and an impetus to give back some of the same support they received.
In recognition of October as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we talked candidly to five midstate women about their experience. You'll read how Gwen Linton, Reba Myers, Alexis Isenberg, Kathy Bellon and Dotty Benton faced their fears and found support and enduring hope.
Meet. . . Kathy Bellon
Kathy Bellon says she's the perfect poster-child for the importance of breast self-exams.
"Doing a self-exam saved my life. I live by the message of self-exams," said the 55-year-old Susquehanna Township woman who was diagnosed with breast cancer, staged at between 1 and 2, at the age of 41.
Bellon, who has spoken to thousands of women since then in her work with local cancer organizations and fundraisers, always carries a three-fold message: See your gynecologist, do your monthly self-exams and get a mammogram every year.
The co-owner of an office furniture, space planning and interior design company, Bellon had a lumpectomy and radiation in June of 1999, followed by five years of tamoxifen, a drug that blocks the effects of estrogen and commonly used to treat breast cancer.
Q: How did you find out that you had breast cancer?
A: I had just had my regular mammogram in February and it was fine. Then in June, I found this lump near my armpit. The hair on the back of my head stood up when I felt it. It tripled in size in three weeks. I had no family history of breast cancer, I worked out, I ate right and out of the clear, blue sky, I had cancer. I still remember it like it was yesterday. I was in total shock.
Q: How did you break the news to your family and friends?
A: My mother had Alzheimer's and didn't understand; my father, sister and brothers were very upset. I'm the last person they thought would get breast cancer. I told them with an upbeat, "I'm gonna beat this" attitude, even though I wasn't sure I was.
Q: What sustained you/helped you cope during your treatment?
A: Just knowing every day when I went through surgery, radiation and taking tamoxifen, I was doing something to beat this cancer. Then, I did the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk in the fall of 1999. I was exhausted from radiation treatments, but when I saw the thousands of people on City Island, I knew I wasn't alone in the battle. I had entered a sisterhood and I could get through anything.
Q: What one thing has surprised you most – either positively or negatively – about walking this difficult journey?
A: I'm a better person mentally, physically and emotionally. I'm more compassionate and I'm more involved in prevention efforts. If one person finds their cancer earlier because of a speech I've made, then me getting cancer was worth it.
Q: How can people be truly helpful to a woman being treated for breast cancer?
A: Listen to her. Don't try to be the authority; just listen to her fears and validate her feelings.
Q: What would you tell other women who have been diagnosed recently?
A: When you get this diagnosis, you're like a robot, going to each treatment. The reality sets in three months after your last treatment when you think "Oh my God, I haven't been seen by a doctor in three months. What if something is going on?" Be prepared for that fear or anxiety to set in. It's normal. To combat it, never let your guard down. Do your self-exams and schedule your doctor visits. Recurrence is a fear you live with for the rest of your life, but it diminishes with each year you are cancer free.


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We're in good company in the category of Social/Cultural Coverage, which includes The Morning News, McSweeney's, and Rethinking Schools.
Image from Flickr via Wajahat Mahmood
Guernica staff is pleased to announce we've been nominated for a 2013 Utne Media Award! The folks at Utne Reader have named us a top online magazine in the category of Social/Cultural Coverage. We're honored to be recognized alongside such excellent outlets as TomDispatch, The New Inquiry, The Rumpus, and Orion.
A full list of nominees will be included in the May/June issue of Utne Reader. Winners will be announced at the Independent Magazine Media Conference in New Orleans on May 20.


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... and the Nits today. Flat, flat, flat.
Stanley Pringle wrenched his right ankle midway in the 1H and is done for the night. Brian Siegrist, PSU hoops info director, says Pringle's ankle is "nothing serious" but he won't be back.
The rest of the Lions look asleep.
Penn State trails Temple 28-24 at the half. And this is with Dionte Christmas SCORELESS after being in and out with foul trouble and Jamelle Cornley (12 points) resorting to 3-pointers (he's hit two).
Talor Battle misses Pringle but the juco transfer was not exactly ripping it up when he was out there. He looked about three steps slow. Battle is wandering about and is missing free throws (7 points). The Lions do not have a fast break hoop I can remember.
If somebody doesn't tell Jeff Brooks the ball is not a grenade (he's shooting like he's throwing one), he shouldn't be out there.
Danny Morrissey has an airball three. About the only guy really playing well is Andrew Jones who's been energetic on the boards.
PSU 7-of-26 FGs, getting outrebounded 20-15.
Owls really in driver's seat with Christmas apt to light it up and Lavoy Allen back close to full speed. This is big trouble for PSU.


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One house is fully engulfed in flames and neighboring homes have also caught fire. Police were evacuating residents from homes in the block. One woman had to be dragged away while screaming.
Firefighters were ordered to pull out of one of the houses where they were battling the blaze because of the intensity of the fire.
Stay with NOLA.com as the story develops.


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Recorded in the inventory of paintings at Mount Edgcumbe House (possibly compiled before 1941): (Gallery) '§Barge with Red Sail§ / Size 1'0 1/2§ x 1'8§. Painted by W. Van de Welde'.
Back of stretcher: exhibition label 'Royal Academy Exhibition of the Works of the Old Masters, 1876 / Name of Artist 'W Vandewelde' / Title of Work 'A Calm' / Earl of Mt. Edgcumbe; label written in red, '36'. Back of frame: '118 [circled]'; handwritten label 'A Calm / Artist's name Vandewelde / Lent by the Rt. Hon. The Earl of Mt. Edgcumbe', 'No. 3', '9 [circled]'.
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Modern clothing's end-all-be-all, the hardy blue jean, is receiving a proper retrospective at Utrecht's Centraal Museum between now and March 10, 2013. So, if you're a fan of denim (and who isn't, really?) and you're bouncing around the smaller-cities-in-Holland grid, stop by! Its only got a 2 euro surcharge!
The exhibition celebrates all things jeans, with a detailed focus spanning the full spectrum of the wardrobe essential: from its origins in the 17th century, to 19th century Levi's produced specifically for miners, to runway designs from Chanel, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Maison Martin Margiela. Yes — even the top tier is heralded. In fact, Yves Saint Laurent once said, "I wish I had invented blue jeans."
In a curation designed to break down the universality of denim, and to show the subtleties of its adaptations the globe over, Centraal smartly divided the program into national and international subcultures by era. Yet no matter what the time, the museum feels (as do we), that denim has repeatedly proven to be modern and innovative — and will continue to do so for years to come.
–Nicholas Remsen
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Photograph by Bill Tanaka — Gluejeans Revolution Jeans.