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While it's not written on the tickets, there's one thing that's guaranteed at the annual YWCA Tribute Awards: You will leave inspired by the stories of the women honored at the event.
The DeVos Place Ballroom, 303 Monroe Avenue NW, is expected to be packed Tuesday for the noon program, during which six outstanding local women and one student will receive Tribute Awards. The winners were nominated by the community for the leadership and vision they have shown.
Last year's event was attended by more than 800 people and raised almost $77,000 for YWCA programs, which serve victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and child sexual abuse, and offer child care and health programs.
Tickets cost $50 per person. Some seats still may be available, but pre-paid reservations are required by 10 a.m. Monday. Call 459-4681.
Advocacy: Candace Cowling
Arts: Laurie Cirivello
Business, Management, Industry and Labor: Jo-Anne Perkins
Community Service: Linda Patterson
Professions: Stacy McGinnis
Sports Fitness & Wellness, Health: Karen Kaashoek
Judy Lloyd Student Leadership: Yolanda Cornejo
Job/profession: Cirivello, 50, is the Grand Rapids Community Media Center executive director.
Inspiration: I'm inspired by people's stories, not of the famous and powerful, but the histories and cultures that make ordinary people really unique. For example, I love to sit at a kitchen table and hear about someone's grandmother or why a piece of art touches them in a certain way or a difficulty they've overcome. These little stories add color and depth to my experiences.
Life lesson: It's been important to get past labels and first impressions. We have such a tendency to put people in boxes so quickly. It's not always easy to do, but I've found my life greatly enriched when I make attempts to see people as unique individuals and not put them in a certain box.
Vision: Creativity is a core strategy to problem solving. In my work, that's contributed to helping to create spaces where everybody has the capacity to participate. What I mean by that is for people to participate; everybody has barriers. For some, it's money or knowledge. I want to create an environment where people feel comfortable to be part of the creative conversation, that they know it's OK to be different.
Rule to live by: I try not to live life as a checklist. If you go through life from goal to the next goal to the next goal, you miss opportunities. Instead, you have to explore, talk to strangers, be curious and improvise.
Personal challenge: I moved to Grand Rapids from California four-and-a-half years ago. We left our kids behind. They were 17 and 21 when we were in California, and that's where their lives were. My challenge was to not only let go emotionally but be able to trust that I had done what I was able to do, and they were able to create these amazing lives for themselves. It has turned out to be the most incredibly good thing to happen to any of us.
People, living or dead, you most admire: I tend to not be iconic. On a very personal level, It really boils down to my husband of 27 years, Michael. I'm nurtured by his support, his priorities and just his bravery to trust that no matter where we go, it will be good.
— Paul Kopenkoskey
Job/profession: Patterson has been a volunteer at Mary Free Bed for 45 years. In that time, she served as chairwoman of the board of directors and president of the hospital's guild and foundation. She continues to serve on the board.
Inspiration: I love helping people. I enjoy a huge variety of interests and experiences.
Life lesson: When I was very young, in high school, I received a nice award, and my father's words when I received it were, "That's wonderful, but don't ever forget who you are. You need to remember you're not better than anyone else."
Vision: To give more than to take out of this life. I was born into a loving and supporting family and into a community that was safe. I was afforded a good education through college. That was just good luck. When your life has been blessed, you owe it to society and others to give back. I believe in the adage that you get more than you receive every time you give.
Rule to live by: I'm sort of an unchurched person, but I do try to live by the golden rule: Treat people the way you hope they will treat you. It's a hard edict to abide by under all circumstances, but I think we all need to try our best.
Personal challenge: I lost both of my parents when I was quite young, and I still miss them today. I had to try to get beyond asking, "Why did this happen to me," and putting myself in the center. You accept life and look at the positive in life and build on that.
People, living or dead, you most admire: I admire so many people with different attributes or skills. There are so many political leaders and community leaders and artists in all senses of the word and not just drawing, music and entertainment. I don't have a single answer to that. I'm a little too pluralistic to narrow that down.
— Paul Kopenkoskey
Job/profession: Cowling, 43, is a social worker and executive director of the Child & Family Resource Council, an agency aimed at preventing child abuse and neglect.
Inspiration: It is inspiring to see people work together, focusing on where they agree and acknowledging their diversity of opinions. The purpose is to create a more nurturing community in which our children can be safe, thrive and reach their full potential. Every time I see a person take a step in that direction, I am inspired and hopeful. At the end of the day, who's going to argue that children should be at the forefront of our lives?
Life lesson: There is no substitute for honesty. If you operate under that basic principle, even if we have differences and argue, you know you're coming from a sincere place.
Vision: A community that is free of abuse and neglect, where children can reach their full potential.
Rules to live by: Careful what you let become normal. Every day, I see people who let negative things creep into their life: meanness, disrespect. Be aware of how you treat others and how you let others treat you. Seek to understand others and be understood. We get in trouble when we assume what others believe is the way we believe.
Personal challenge: To find the funny in the moment. There are a lot of difficult situations in life. You've got to find some humor. If you're gonna laugh about it later, find some humor in it now. Life's too short to be cranky.
People, living or dead, you most admire: Alive: Klaas Kwant, my best friend. I admire his humor, intellectual curiosity and passion to live life well. Dead: Abraham Lincoln. I admire his ability to listen to and unite disparate viewpoints, his willingness to stand up to injustices while continuing to learn and explore his own vulnerabilities.
— Terri Hamilton
Job/profession: Perkins, 53, is general manager of Cascade Cart Solutions, Cascade Engineering, which developed the pink waste and recycling carts that support the American Cancer Society.
Inspiration: My daughter, Heather Derrick, for her selfless contribution to mankind every day of her young life. At 14, Heather decided she wanted to serve God in Romania. I said, "What?" The child couldn't drive. I didn't think she knew where Romania was. She took the year between high school and college, at 18, and went to Romania by herself, to work in a home for young mothers and their babies. After returning to get a degree in social work from Cornerstone University, Heather went back to Romania, now assistant director of the home. She's a far better person than I will ever be.
Life lesson: Ambition is not a dirty word. Labels can be assigned to women very quickly. If I'm running a meeting and I'm firm, there are labels. That can beat a lot of people down. Ambition is not a negative thing. Channeled correctly, it's a great thing.
Vision: To inspire my colleagues each and every day to be brave and independent thinkers in control of their own destiny.
Rule to live by: Keep everything in perspective. Every day has significant challenges, to ensure the health and well-being of employees, to ensure financial success and environmental impact. If you take it too seriously, you can get burned out real quick.
Personal challenge: To remember there are only 24 hours in the day and tomorrow will present another opportunity. I'm one of those people who jams all I can into every day. My parents would put me to bed, and I'd sneak out on my belly to the top of the stairs and watch my parents. I could not bear for the day to be over. (She laughs.) It's no different now. Every day is full — and I get to do it all again tomorrow. Lucky me.
People, living or dead, you most admire: I most admire my parents — my mom, Arlen, who died of breast cancer, and my dad, Clifford — for raising all three of their daughters to be strong, confident and independent women who have all been good contributors
to society.
— Terri Hamilton
Job/profession: Kaashoek, 51, is executive director of Catherine's Health Center, where she heads a staff of eight employees and about 80 volunteers. The center provides free or reduced-cost medical care to some of the city's neediest men, women and children. She started at the nonprofit as a volunteer, administering flu shots and cholesterol screenings. As the scope of the organization and its needs grew, so did her commitment to its mission.
Inspiration: The idea of what inspires me is a vision of seeing what could be. There are so many problems in the world right now. If you look only at how bad it is, that's not inspiring. But if you look at what you can do for the next person who walks through the door at Catherine's, we make things better. That's what keeps all of us going.
Life lesson: We can't always control the things that go on around us. The only thing we can control is how we look at them, our attitude. If you look at things as obstacles, they will pull you down. But if you look for the opportunities in there, it makes a really big difference.
Vision: Imagining a community where no one has to go without the health care they need. Not just handing it to them, but giving them the tools they can use to empower them. It impacts them, not just now, but (also) their families, their children. It's a very good investment of your time to empower people with lifelong skills and tools.
Rule to live by: Don't expect somebody else to do what you're not willing to do. It's the whole idea of modeling the behavior you hope to see in other people. We have an organization where we have people of all skill levels. And none of those is too good to take out the trash or make coffee.
Personal challenge: (In the midst of capital campaign for Catherine's expansion and two days before finishing classes for her master's degree, her son, John, a graduate student at Michigan State University, was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma. After chemotherapy and radiation that ended in August, he is officially in remission.) The experience gave me a whole other level of awareness of what clients at Catherine's face every day: the lack of health insurance. The irony of this is that I have spent the last 10 years dealing with the underinsured, and my son was considered to be underinsured.
People, living or dead, you most admire: My parents. They really modeled a lifestyle of taking care of other people, of selfless giving. My first memories are of my parents doing things for other people. They never made a big deal of it; it was, "We do this because this is what we're supposed to do." I grew up not thinking "Should I or shouldn't I contribute to others"; it was "How should I contribute?" I would not be who I am today without my parents.
— Morgan Jarema
Job/profession: McGinnis, 41, recently was promoted to superintendent of the Kent County Juvenile Detention Center. She starts in the new post in January. The Detroit native has been a college mentor, child-care and Job Corps worker and juvenile probation officer. She works directly with children, whom she calls "my kids," school officials, judges, social workers and doctors. But she doesn't wait for kids to enter the court system: The mother of 10-year-old twins is active in youth groups at her church, in the Big Sisters program through her sorority and other community and school youth programs.
What motivates her: Going beyond traditional job requirements and realizing that even one success is worth it. It took me a while to realize that I can't save them all. But they're human beings, and they're still children, and I have to try.
Inspiration: The first thing that comes to my mind is Jesus Christ. When I think about what he endured for me, I just say, "How can I complain about anything?" In difficult situations, that's what I lean on. My children also inspire me. I start my days with them, I end my days with them. They truly give me reason and purpose.
Life lesson: The things that are most important really don't cost anything. The more I teach my children (Shanelle and Sherman), the more I learn from them. Shanelle once asked, "What do you like about me?" I said "I just love that you are so nice to people and that you're trying your hardest." (Her daughter's response was) "I love that you cheer for me. I can hear you yelling my name." I started bawling.
Vision: "My vision is for all women to recognize and appreciate their true destiny. Society tends to limit us in our purpose and, in turn, we limit ourselves. I would love to see more women support and encourage one another.
Rule to live by: What we give determines our wealth, not what we get. It's so rewarding when you give, and give more.
Personal challenge: I've learned there's some things I can change, and some I cannot change. My personal challenge has been accepting the difference. That's going to be a lifelong challenge."
People, living or dead, you most admire: The mothers in my life. My own mother, she is the greatest thing. She has shown me how to take care of my family while still taking care of myself. And my grandmothers, who have shown me to appreciate the simple things: waking up, breathing, sunshine.
— Morgan Jarema
Job/profession: Cornejo, 17, is a senior at East Kentwood High School, where she is vice president of her class and president of the Young Entrepreneurs Association. She also leads and organizes school events, and trains students how to start and run a small business. She works as an administrative intern for Superintendent Scott Palczewski, helped develop a social media strategy, has been called on by the district to give input on diversity issues and worked with students from other area school districts on hypothetical business problems and solutions. "Working with people is my passion, my strength."
Inspiration: All the negative things in the world and in my family. (She cites her mother's strength following her parents' divorce and her brothers' getting into — and getting out of — gang activity and crime were sources of inspiration.) The more negative things are, the more it gives me reason to do better, to prove people wrong.
Life lesson: You have to take risks, even when you don't want to, and trust in yourself that you're capable and that it's going to be OK. I had to take the risk of putting my foot down to my brothers. What I have been through has made me who I am, and got me where I am. I know some people look at me like a goody-good, but I wish they could see how much I struggle. It's hard to not share what I've been through if it will help other people.
Vision: To make a difference in kids' lives, kids who have struggled the way I have struggled. And to help my community, the Hispanic community and inner-city Hispanic kids — help them realize they don't have to live up to stereotypes.
Rule to live by: It would have to be smile, and never give up, no matter what's going on in your life. Hard times don't last forever.
Personal challenge: To overcome stereotypes. Especially with my brothers, they paved the wrong path for me at school, and it's hard to overcome the stereotype of Mexicans — gangs and pregnancy. (What would she say to those who doubt her?) Actions speak louder than words. On graduation day, when I walk down the aisle, that's my day of proving to everybody who judged me.
People, living or dead, you most admire: I most admire my mom, because we have gone through a lot of the same struggles, as women, and continue to go through the same struggles. She shows me to not give up, no matter what. She instills confidence in me every single day.
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Todd Rundgren at the NYCB Theatre
NYCB Theatre at Westbury
Westbury, NY
August 11, 2013
Todd Rundgren has forged an enviable and lengthy career on the pop and rock landscape. The multi-instrumentalist's career with Nazz, Utopia and as a solo artist is as diverse as they come. Rundgren's influences can be very easily heard and identified when listening to his music. His songs feature elements of The Beatles, the The Beach Boys, Cream, Pink Floyd, The Who, Broadway musicals and classic American rock 'n' roll, soul, and R&B.
He has released, engineered and/or produced a diverse group of recordings that include his Something/Anything? (Bearsville, 1972), The Ever Popular Tortured Artist Effect (Bearsville, 1982) and Utopia's Adventures in Utopia (Bearsville, 1980), as well as albums by other artists including Badfinger's Straight Up (Apple, 1971), the Band's Stage Fright (Capitol, 1970), Grand Funk Railroad's We're An American Band (Capitol, 1973) and Meat Loaf's Bat Out Of Hell (Epic, 1977).
On a sleepy Long Island Sunday evening, Rundgren and his band touched down for a cozy show at Westbury's NYCB Theatre. The venue, which can be configured in the round with a rotating stage, was set up for a much more intimate half-round performance. As such, the stage remained sedentary while the band played to the mostly middle-aged crowd.
The show began when Rundgren bounded onto the stage, grabbed the microphone and, supported by a band that featured bassist Kasim Sulton, drummer Prairie Prince, multi-instrumentalist John Ferenzik and guitarist Jesse Gress, delivered fine versions of "Real Man" and "Love of the Common Man." After only two songs, the audience was already on its feet and dancing. Rundgren then grabbed a bright green guitar and led the band through a scorching version of "Buffalo Grass," from One Long Year (Artemis Records, 2000).
This appeared to really get the juices running for some of the bolder audience members. When many called for specific songs, Rundgren joked with the crowd, saying, "We don't take requests. It'll just piss us off. That leaves us free to play just about anything." With that the band eased into a cover of Robert Johnson's "Kind Hearted Woman."
Soon a stool and a small table were brought to the center of the stage. An usher then brought him a drink and some food. Rundgren announced, "Part of my contract, now that I'm an elderly gentleman is I get a snack. Ringo goes off and eats a potato. So I thought I'd give it a try." With that he sang "Lucky Guy." Clearly in a talkative mood, he continued to banter, offering up the following nugget, "This next record was a big hit for me...in Australia. Wish I'd have known; I'd have gotten a free trip to Australia." With that the group played "Can We Still Be Friends."
As the show moved along, the thrilled audience was delighted by the eclectic performance which included: "Espresso (All Jacked Up)," "Love Is the Answer" (the lone Utopia song, during which Rundgren got the audience to clap along), "It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference" and more banter (about the questionable chorus lyrics for "Flaw"), as well as some well-chosen covers ("I'm So Proud," "Ooo Baby, Baby" and "I Want You"). Rundgren, constantly moved while singing his way through his 45-year career, was in remarkable shape, at one point announcing that it was time to "dance and geek it up!"
The rest of the performance consisted of a mix of "Hawking" from Nearly Human CD (Warner Bros., 1989), the power pop anthem "I Saw The Light," "Drive," "Courage"a newer song, from Arena (HiFi Recordings, 2008)and "Couldn't I Just Tell You." With that Rundgren and the band left the stage only to return a few short minutes later.
The encores were short but sweet. "Hello It's Me" (which many consider to be Rundgren's signature song) and "A Dream Goes On Forever" from Todd (Beasrsville, 1974) provided the audience with an opportunity to relive its youth, and teleport to a simpler time forty years gone. As the vocal portion of the last song ended, Rundgren set down the mic, bowed to the crowd and exited the stage, leaving Ferenzik, Sulton, Gress and Prince to finish the number. Then the lights came up and the smiling audience filed out of the theatre.
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With Ken Whisenhunt finally confirming that the Cardinals' pursuit of Peyton Manning has come to a close (see story here), the next step for he and the rest of the Cardinals front office is to begin salvaging what has thus far been a disappointing offseason.
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Make chili on the weekend and use it in creative ways in your lunches throughout the week!
Sunday was such a great day. We walked to the store. We scheduled a visit with family. We went to the park and threw the frisbee around. It was beautiful outside and apparently frisbee is a lot more exhausting than it was in high school.
We also cooked. A bunch. We worked hard on some shortbread cookies (forthcoming) and some delicious homemade sourdough (also forthcoming). And when the sourdough came out of the oven, it smelled like heaven and there was no way we weren't going to eat it. So our original dinner plans were thrown out in favor of something that shows off what our starter can do:
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Put one half slice of cheese on each side of the bread, and put the turkey on top of one of them. Toast all bread in a toaster oven or low regular oven until the cheese is melted.
Add the fresh ingredients and the mayonnaise once the bread is off the heat. That's all! Not too crazy, not even really a recipe, but a great option for a healthy, easy dinner.
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|The Tristan da Cunha Government owns and manages its own house in Cape Town which has a variety of self catering accommodation.
All booking enquiries should be made by email to email@example.com
so that you can receive options and make a booking.
Self Catering prices ~
Resident Tristan Islanders - £7.50 a night (£10 during December - January Holidays)
Non-Resident Tristan Islanders - £20 a night
Others £30 a night (£40 during December - January Holidays)
We hope to publish more information and photographs of Tristan House soon.
See also : New Staffing for Tristan House on the Government News Page
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|Edinburgh is a small village, home to some seventy families who are all farmers, grazing their animals on communal pastures and cultivating crops, especially potatoes in walled patches using only hand tools. As a visitor you can become part of this traditional community by renting a guest house (catered or self-catering) or by staying in homes on a full board basis.
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Prices from 1st September 2013 - existing bookings will be honoured at the previous rates
Full board accommodation is available in island homes at an inclusive rate of £50 per person per day including bed, three meals and laundry. Child under 12 years £ 25.00 Under 2 years £ 5.00
Please note that 75% of the charge is paid to the island family and 25% to the Government.
Guest Houses
Tristan da Cunha Guest Houses
William Glass Guest House
4 bedrooms (2 single and 2 double) a separate lounge, kitchen and laundry.
Gaetano Lodge
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|Traveller's Lodge Guest House
Islanders have huts (though many at The Patches are more like Guest Houses) around Tristan (at The Patches, The Caves, Stony Beach and Sandy Point) and on Nightingale Island. These can occasionally be used for overnight stays by visitors by special arrangement with owners during longer stays when expeditions may be organised.
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All booking enquiries should be made by email to the Secretary to the Administrator who will advise options available during your stay and arrange a booking.
Tristan is a tiny community of under 300 islanders. Visitors are most welcome, indeed the hospitality of Tristan people is famous. Occasionally trust can be abused and islanders may well be shy and resentful to visitors who approach with a camera raised and whose purpose may appear to be to report to the outside world with very limited knowledge.
Please note that whilst every effort has been made to make information of these pages accurate, the Government of Tristan da Cunha reserves the right to change local by-laws and charges. Visitors should check firm prices at the time of booking.
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Worked as a telephone engineer for 34 years in the Derbyshire Peak district which gave me inspiration for my glass work which I took up some 16 years ago. I mainly work now in stained glass both foiled and leaded. My pieces take a long time to make as I tend to work on small scale items using combinations of different processes. Glass has always given me a great deal of pleasure and makes me see and appreciate the beauty of our surroundings. Glass will always stretch you as a medium and make you think about all the possibilities for new designs.
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In her personal practice Joanne produces contemporary one-off sculptural pieces and three dimensional forms in glass that animate ideas through the inherent qualities of the material. Joanne is represented in numerous UK galleries. Her work was sold in Bonham's 'Auction of Modern and Contemporary Glass' in 2009, and was recently acquired by the Shanghai Museum of Glass for their permanent art collection.
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As part of the Digital Government Strategy, agencies are embracing mobile computing and developing policies to address the emerging bring-your-own-device trend.
Developing BYOD policies is beneficial because they will help agencies reduce costs and increase productivity. But federal agencies have particular challenges when it comes to implementing BYOD: They handle data that must be protected for reasons of national security or taxpayer privacy, and they are the targets of a determined subset of attackers.
The defense industrial base and the intelligence community are obvious objectives, but any federal agency has escalated risk.
Cybersecurity incidents at federal agencies have increased 680 percent in the past six years, according to the Government Accountability Office -- and those are just the incidents we know about. That number is expected to increase as more personal mobile devices connect to agency networks and applications.
Given that malware and stolen identities are primary avenues of attack, here are some steps that agencies can take to ensure that their BYOD policies are as effective as possible.
1. Understand the malware risk. It is increasingly difficult to avoid malware. Users can unwittingly pick up drive-by downloads through common activities such as clicking on shortened URLs in Twitter, doing an image search or even clicking on an infected ad in a trusted site.
Furthermore, personal systems typically lack the malware defenses of managed systems. The risk of acquiring malware increases for devices, such as iPads, that are shared among family members. And because smart phones are on the rise, attackers are writing more malware for mobile apps.
2. Be aware of the identity problem. Often, the purpose of a malware program is to gain log-in credentials. That means agencies have to worry about malware on any device that employees or contractors use because their credentials are at risk of being compromised.
Common Access Card authentication is not enough to protect systems from stolen identities and malware. For instance, Man-in-the-browser Trojan horses on a legitimate user's device can hijack an authenticated session using CAC cards. In addition, attackers are targeting the certificate authorities, such as EMC's RSA, to effectively gain the keys to the kingdom.
3. Focus on applications. The BYOD discussion typically focuses on managing devices. But the larger threat for agencies is to their applications and data because inconspicuous malware on personal devices -- mobile and otherwise -- can let attackers gain access to federal systems.
There are steps that every agency can and should take immediately to address the growing risk to sensitive applications and data. As always in the security field, a layered defense is the best strategy.
* Help protect your employees against malware. If possible, give your employees malware protection for home computers and personal laptop PCs that they use to access government applications.
* Analyze incoming connections for malware. Use real-time technologies to examine incoming connections to sensitive systems for signs of malware manipulating the session. This will alert you to potential attacks or other malware that could compromise a session.
* Add device identification. By adding device identification technologies to sensitive applications (including email), you can find devices that do not match a legitimate user -- for example, those that hide their true location or are known to be infected with malware.
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The government's departing top acquisition official said she leaves behind a solid foundation on which to build more effective and efficient federal IT.
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Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) said agencies are missing out on younger workers because of the government's rigidity, particularly its protracted hiring process.
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Lets see what everyone thinks of VA's BYOD. With all of the issues facing the VA with IG investigations of corruption, Baker sneaking out in the middle of the night, Bob Howard's sexual relationship with his underling, employees unaccountability and I assume missing, SES and GS14's and 15's padding resumes to get these high paying jobs and not knowing a thing about IT and lets not forget how most of these leaders go into thse positions in the first place. My cousin was the CIO, Albinson so I should be the Deputy CIO too. So BYOD, do you really think these managers have a clue on how to ge that working.. I would say no. They are too busying trying to figure out why a GS15 who should of past FACPPM training years ago can't do it now. Better yet, why that same GS15 is really good long term friends with a SES and why that GS15 has been a program manager and the COR of a $50mil contract when she has never been certified as a COR. Welcome to OIT and the continued 250 reorgs since 2004. Same crappy managers retiring with huge salaries at GS15 step 10 and they no nothing of IT.
I think this article is focusing on the wrong risks or at least being very myopic. Sure, malware is an issue but that's not unique to BYOD. Any company-issued device (whether it's iOS or Blackberry, etc.) can be infected with malware somehow. Data leakage, co-mingling of sensitive company data and personal data, and not having control of your data is the real problem. Not to mention how BYOD enables employees to steal or mishandle information for any variety of reasons including disgruntlement, maliciousness, or to corporate espionage which cannot be tracked if the information would already be permitted on the device.
"Developing BYOD policies is beneficial because they will help agencies reduce costs and increase productivity." Ah the myth that the govt can spend less money while increasing productivity. As long as they take the steps outlined, they can mitigate the risks. Of course these steps will cost a lot of money in labor and hardware/software. Run that part by me again that said we can reduce costs whil increasing productivity.....right, as long as we spend a lot to do it......lol!!
The Govt has good user authenication - CAC & PIV... but horrible when it comes to authenicating device (e.g. TPM for laptops; soft certs for all devices, many possible characteristics for all devices) and autheniticating apps / software. Unfortunately, there's not a great deal of COTS available in this area.
Your article mis-directs..... Malware is big problem on Android & Windows, less on MacOS, Linux and Blackberry, but absent on IOS. There is no anti-virus on iOS because the model simply doesn't allow it.
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After Tuesday's referendum, the phrase power broker has a whole new meaning for the City of Chicago.
A majority of Chicago's voters approved the electricity aggregation referendum on Tuesday's ballot, entrusting the city to negotiate with energy suppliers and purchase power on behalf of the city's residents and small businesses.
As of Wednesday morning, with 98 percent of precincts reporting, 476,934 Chicago voters, or 56 percent, had approved the referendum.
In the short term, there is little doubt that aggregation will save approximately one million eligible Chicago residences and small businesses money on their power bills. The Citizen's Utility Board, a non-profit watchdog group, recently projected that Chicago residents could see savings of around $100 on their power bills in the first five months of 2013.
The Illinois Power Agency Act requires that Chicago's aggregation program be implemented on an opt-out basis. This means Chicago residents and eligible small businesses will have two options:
- Do nothing, in which case power customers will be automatically included in the aggregation and have their energy supply and rate secured for them by the city.
- Opt out. Chicagoans who choose this option will then have the choice to either remain a ComEd customer or to negotiate directly with an alternative energy supplier on their own.
With the passage of the measure, the City of Chicago will now begin the process of soliciting bids from potential energy suppliers.
In the weeks leading up to the vote, Chicago and local consumer advocacy groups mounted separate campaigns to sell the referendum as relief for power customers.
The simple logic behind aggregation is that there is strength in numbers: by grouping all of Chicago's residents as a single power consumer, the city should be able to negotiate lower rates for customers.
Others involved in the city's vocal clean energy movement, have advocated electricity aggregation as a means for the city to further invest in renewable energy.
"Chicagoans voted for an innovative opportunity to get more renewable energy like wind and solar in their power mix and save money on electricity bills," said Howard Learner, Executive Director of the Environmental Law & Policy Center in a press release Tuesday. "We will work with Mayor Emanuel to make Chicago a leading model for reliability and green energy procurement."
But for clean energy advocates who promoted aggregation in the hopes that it would spur the city to further invest in renewables, the path to a cleaner energy mix becomes tricky.
"Now that we've won and have achieved aggregation, it's really going to be incumbent on our groups to put the pressure on the mayor to make sure that we get a decent clean power mix to really honor this city," said Jerry Mead-Lucero, an organizer with the Pilsen Environmental Rights and Reform Organization.
One reason for this is the large amount of energy Chicago's customers would require. Assuming only a sliver of the nearly one million eligible residents and businesses opt-out of the aggregation, the size of the Chicago customer base would limit the pool of suppliers who could handle a deal that size.
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"[Chicago] is the biggest city to aggregate in Illinois so there are a limited number of suppliers that can meet that demand," said Sarah Wochos, a senior policy advocate at the Environmental Law and Policy Center. "However, they might work together and that would bring different mixes of companies in to provide the power so I think that there is opportunity there."
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Updated - photos of alleged alien females I have debunked the last photo! - Charles Hall scientist from A51 interviewed Re working with ET's
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Where did you find the last two??
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The last girl is from the video and the second last was from
Thread: Two leaked photo's of Alien ET "Anunnaki" Women come from same place! Pine Gap! (Page 2)
I hadn't seen either of them before!
I am the one who began that other thread, Thank you for spreading the message and I had nevber seen that 2nd photo but thank you.
As you see I am the one who also wrote the SAALM are very real, as is the ACIO, I know because I am also in contact with them, I am a Human/Anunnaki hybrid myself.
Here is some more info on the original photo..
This particular photo has a story behind it, which I need to tell. It was taken by Dr. Bordon in a meeting in Puerto Rico. This particular LPG-C member, whom of course knew about their existence from earlier annual meetings, was surprised to meet four of these beings in the Puerto Rico gathering. Bordon told me that these beings were taller than humans, but not tremendously taller; somewhere between 6 to 7 feet. They look like albinos, with white, kinky hair, which they sometimes wear long and sometimes short (like in Figures 9a and 9b). Their eyes are red when seen in certain light, and the red eyes in this picture is the only thing that has been manipulated, according to LPG-C. The picture was not meant to come in public domain, and certainly not on the Internet; only for circulation between the LPG-C scientists, The eye color was enhanced to emphasize their real eye color, which did not come out well on the original photo.
Although I felt I had established a relationship with the LPG-C, and especially with Dr. A.R. Bordon, I was skeptic at first when I saw the photo, because I did a search on the Internet and could easily find the photo on different websites. Some even suggested it was a photoshop job of the Polish model, Anja Rubic (fig. 10).
Figure 10: The Polish model, Anja Rubic
I decided to send the alleged Anunnaki female photo to two different photoshop experts. The first one wants to be anonymous, but the second one was Barbara Brown, aka Wiolawa ( [link to wiolawapress.com),] of Native Indian descendent, whom in my opinion has done amazing research into the exopolitical scene, mostly by using Photoshop as a tool. More often than not, she's been right on! I didn't mention anything about what I'd been told about this photo.
In both cases they came back with the same answer: this person is not totally human, but a hybrid. Wiolawa even said she seemed to have some kind of "overlay". Reptilian? We'll see...
Anja Rubic, on the other hand, having quite some similarities in looks with the Anunnaki female, is not the same person. The observant reader can see that if s/he looks carefully, but one may ask if Ms. Rubic may actually be an Anunnaki hybrid as well? I will left that question hanging, and if someone wants to look into that, it may be worth the effort.
LPG-C guarantees that this is how the earth-bound females look like, and they tell me they know this from face-to-face encounters, and also by using Extra Neurosensing (ENS) remote viewing.
To complete the story about the photo of the Anunnaki female, it was stolen (and I know this to be fact) from LPG-C by an impostor, who joined the group, pretending to do so with the best of intentions. He joined under the name Roy W. Gordon. The photo was supposedly taken in 2006, and some time in 2008, Roy Gordon stole it (and other sensitive information) and escaped. The photo was later posted on the Internet by the organization that Gordon was/is a member of: S.A.A.L.M. or the ACIO/NSA (National Security Agency), located in Pine Gap, Australia, known for its huge amount of Reptilian sightings[18], and also one of the major bases for Marduk associated Intelligence Agencies. S.A.A.L.M. stands for "Supreme Annunaki Assembly of Lord Marduk". Fig. 11 below is showing the S.A.A.L.M. version of the Anunnaki female:
Figure 11: The S.A.A.L.M. publication of the same Anunnaki female, stolen from LPG-C
(click on image to enlarge).
The information added to this photo in form of text is inaccurate and part of a disinformation campaign by Marduk's Pine Gap faction, according to LPG-C. S.A.A.L.M., a department of NSA, was also involved in a smear campaign against James Casbolt, the MI6 whistle-blower and mind controlled slave, when he decided to go public. They managed to discredit him to such an extent that Casbolt had to pull his website, casbolt.com, a few years ago. We will spend more time on S.A.A.L.M. and their possible connection with the top secret Labyrinth Group within the NSA in a special section of this paper.
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Thanks for dropping the info off here.
Could you please tell me what LPG-C stands for.
If you have read through my thread, you will know that I have had a personal contact experience from Dr Roy W. Gordon. For Long time I wondered why me and then it clicked! I had been host to a family whose father/ husband worked at Pine Gap. The ONLY info he would share is that his work involved satellite communications! Well DUHH............ that's what the cover for Pine Gap says.
Meanwhile I have had several of my own personal contact experiences with several races or at least that's how they make themselves appear to me.
I'd like to keep in contact if possible to learn more of what you know and who knows, I may even have something that you will be interested in.
Q - Could you please tell me what LPG-C stands for.
A - Life Physics Group - California
Q - If you have read through my thread, you will know that I have had a personal contact experience from Dr Roy W. Gordon.
A - Were your experiences with Roy W. Gordon pleasant? I to have been contacted by Roy W. Gordon, I did not like the energy so I did not reciprocate in the conversation much.
Q - For Long time I wondered why me and then it clicked!
A - You are of the Anunnaki/Human Hybrid Bloodline. I would be willing to bet you realize your own mental energy is creating your reality?
As far as learning what I know, I am an open book my friend. And I have never signed a security oath, I believe in freedom, I believe in a world where words & thoughts are truly free,
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Sublime with Rome is hitting the road in 2016 and kicking it all off on June 25th in Las Vegas, NV.
Sublime With Rome consists of Eric Wilson (bass), Josh Freese (drums) and Rome Ramirez (vocals/guitar). They will be out in support of their 2015 album, Sirens.
2016 Sublime with Rome Tour Dates
June 25 – Las Vegas, Nev., Mandalay Bay Beach
June 27 – Morrison, Colo., Red Rocks Amphitheatre
June 30 – Atlanta, Ga., The Tabernacle
July 1 – Saint Augustine, Fla., St. Augustine Amphitheatre
July 2 – Miami, Fla., Bayfront Park Amphitheater
July 3 – Tampa, Fla., MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre
July 5 – Charlotte, N.C., Uptown Amphitheatre At The NC Music Factory
July 7 – Baltimore, Md., Pier Six Pavilion
July 8 – Holmdel, N.J., PNC Bank Arts Center
July 9 – Philadelphia, Pa., Festival Pier
July 10 – Wantagh, N.Y., Nikon At Jones Beach Theater
July 12 – Boston, Mass., Blue Hills Bank Pavilion
July 14 – Sterling Heights, Mich., Freedom Hill Amphitheatre
July 15 – Cincinnati, Ohio, PNC Pavilion At Riverbend
July 16 – Indianapolis, Ind., Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn At White River State Park
July 17 – Chicago, Ill., FirstMerit Bank Pavilion @ Northerly Island
July 19 – Kansas City, Mo., Crossroads-KC
July 22 – Eagle, Idaho, Eagle River Pavilion
July 23 – Missoula, Mont., Big Sky Brewing Company
July 24 – Seattle, Wash., WaMu Theater
July 25 – Eugene, Ore., Cuthbert Amphitheater
July 27 – Murphys, Calif., Ironstone Amphitheatre
July 28 – Concord, Calif., Concord Pavilion
July 30 – Chula Vista, Calif., Sleep Train Amphitheatre
July 31 – Phoenix, Ariz., Comerica Theatre
Aug. 3 – Corpus Christi, Texas, Concrete Street Amphitheater
Aug. 5 – Austin, Texas, Austin360 Amphitheater
Aug. 6 – Dallas, Texas, Gexa Energy Pavilion
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Two components of the "DCVP" were replaced. One was for a good reason, the other, unfortunately was not for such a good reason.
First the good news: Long suffering shareholders hit the jackpot when Winn-Dixie (NASDAQ:WINN) received a cash offer from for Bi-Lo for $9.50, and that WINN's Board of Directors unanimously recommended shareholders to accept. After all, it is extremely hard to pass up a very juicy 70% premium. The chances of a sweetened offer developing are remote, however, for you optimists, the likeliest bidder would be Delhaize.
Now for the bad news: IPSU issued a news release stating it would defer its 10K filing an additional two weeks, due to the need for further time necessary to compile asset impairment values, derivative gain recognition, investment carrying values as well as obtaining financials from its LSR joint venture. The company (via a form NT-10K filing) now expects to lose $55 million for fiscal year 2011 and revealed auditor verbiage of the following: "Substantial doubt that the enterprise can remain a going concern" will be included in the 10K. No doubt this language is scary, but investors should realize that it is also standard "CYA" boilerplate jargon.
In the meantime, IPSU was given some breathing room when it announced it was successful in selling its LSR joint venture back to the other two partners for $18 million ($14.2 million cash, $3.8 million over a 21 month period). Although the stock presents more reward than risk at this juncture, I am removing it from coverage, because at the end of the day, it's all about capital preservation (it is OK to cut your losses), enabling one to live to fight another day, and I definitely don't want my investment life snuffed out.
The newbies:
Krispy Kreme (NYSE:KKD): The donut chain has gotten its act together by reducing its long term debt down to a measly $25 million, increasing same store sales 12 consecutive quarters (its most recent quarter showed 4% growth) and built earnings enough to reach a reasonable multiple. A run back to $10 is not unrealistic. Target price: $8.
Bridgford Foods (NASDAQ:BRID): The snack food purveyor has no debt, extremely high management ownership ( they own 81%) and pays a 10 cent cash dividend. Once commodity processes begin to stabilize, the company will be in good shape for an earnings turnaround. Target price: $12.
The rest of the gang:
Safeway (NYSE:SWY): Cantor Fitzgerald slapped a sell rating and a $16 price target on the shares. I am wondering if this sell side analyst is bashing the company in order to get its best clients in. Target price: $22.
SuperValu (NYSE:SVU): Cantor Fitzgerald pulled an "about face" in comparison to its SWY view by giving SVU a buy rating and a juicy $10 price target. Target price: $9.
YHOO: Two analysts turned sour on the iconic search engine by issuing downgrades, as both Goldman Sachs and Evercore claimed the risk of a takeover not coming to a fruition exposes the shares to too much downside. As far as I am concerned, the logic is pure hogwash. Target price: $19.
Luby's (NYSE:LUB): Outside Director Frank Markantonis must like the stock, because a recent SEC filing revealed his holdings increased 17% to 26,958 shares with the purchase of a 4,500 share block on 12/13/11. Insiders buy stock for only one reason - to make money and following them is a "no brainer" because they have more intimate knowledge of their company than just about anybody. Target price: $6.
Steelcase (NYSE:SCS): The office furniture purveyor is slated to report its third quarter earnings this Thursday, Analysts expect it to increase earnings 6% to 19 cents on sales of $707 million. This modest improvement is more than realistic to achieve. Target price: $7.
JetBlue Airways (NASDAQ:JBLU): The regional carrier ran up another 10% while Investment Underground deemed it "best of breed" in a recent Seeking Alpha article. The shares are only a 27% gain away from doubling in less than a five week time frame - simply unbelievable. Target price: $6.
Pep Boys (NYSE:PBY): The company put itself up for sale last year, but was not pleased with the offers. Since then, it has improved operations enough to likely fetch a higher bid in the $14 to $15 vicinity. Target price: $13.
Dean Foods (NYSE:DF): Dimensional Fund Advisors has been lapping up the shares like there is no tomorrow. The fund recently upped its ownership 37% when it purchased another 1.94 million shares, bringing its total stake to 3.3 million shares. Target price: $12.50.
Disclosure: I am long IPSU, WINN, SWY, PBY, DF, KKD, BRID, JBLU.


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First collection of rudd, Scardinius erythrophthalmus (Cyprinidae), in the New River, West Virginia
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We collected the first rudd, Scardinius erythrophthalmus (Cyprinidae), from the New (Kanawha) River drainage, West Virginia. The rudd has now been reported from 12 states (Arkansas, Kansas, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maine, Missouri, New York, Oklahoma, Virginia, Wisconsin, and West Virginia) and several major river systems. The rapid spread of the rudd has apparently been facilitated by bait dealers. Despite its widespread distribution, there have been no investigations of potential interactions with native aquatic fauna.
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Liu Xiang crashed into the first hurdle during his 110-meter race, but many in China are rallying their support.
About half a dozen newspapers ran front-page photos Wednesday of Liu Xiang kissing the last hurdle before he limped off the track. One ran a headline saying "Thank You."
A top Communist Party official phoned Liu in London to show the country's support for him, the official Xinhua news Agency reported Wednesday.
It said Liu Yandong, a member of the party's Politburo, "expressed sympathy and concern ... saying that his spirit, will and attitude has deeply moved and highly inspired the whole nation."
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VSEA elects new presidentThe Associated Press | September 20,2013MONTPELIER Members of the Vermont State Employees Association have elected a union official as the associations president for a two-year term, the union announced Wednesday.
Shelley Martin is a 13-year veteran of state government who works for the Department of Environmental Conservation in Montpelier and has served FOR four years as first vice president of the VSEA.
She replaces John Reese, who did not seek another term as VSEA president.
Martin previously had served in several other roles with the union, including on its legislative, member recruitment, special events and personnel committees.
She said her goals include enhancing empowerment of workers at their state worksites and organizing Vermont workers who dont currently have a union but would like to.
She moves into the top job following a bumpy year for the union. Its trustees fired the unions executive director, Mark Mitchell, in June, but changed course days later, instead placing Mitchell on administrative leave pending an investigation. Mitchell was reinstated in July, and two top lawyers with the union resigned.
VSEA is experiencing a lot of positive and in my opinion long-overdue changes right now, Martin said in a statement released by the union.
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