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In the second of two blogs on technology training for law firms, Virginio Basile, Tikit's Vice President, Professional Services, North America, looks at how properly planned training delivers the maximum benefit for firms.
As I said in the first blog, Tikit is currently developing a course for an LTC41 approved certification in timekeeping. To reiterate, LTC4 is a firm-led not-for-profit organization formed to raise the level of competence of attorneys and law-firm staff who use legal technology.
This work is making me think about Tikit's approach to training and the things that we've learned are effective. In the preceding blog I talked about what should be done to prepare the way for successful training. Now it's time to plan and deliver it.
Plan what to train and how
So once you've identified where the technology can have the greatest impact for the firm, then you can start to write a training plan that reflects the things you want to change.
This will be a very tailored plan. For instance, having looked at the firm's policies and cultures in respect of timekeeping – what needs to be done to encourage and embed more effective behaviours? It's also possible to generate individual or group learning plans.
Naturally plans will look at content: what exactly is it that people need to learn? Once upon a time IT training consisted of endless instructions on how each application should be used: field by field, menu by menu. As though everyone needed to know absolutely everything. Nowadays, training content is much more about what do you need to know to be effective in your job?
As well, a significant component of training planning is around determining what delivery models are going to work best for the firm and its people and how participation can be maximized.
There's a wide range of delivery formats to choose from. Will breakfast or lunchtime sessions work? Should delivery including WebEx's, webinars, walk-arounds, self-guided, one to one, or peer to peer sessions? Where should people be trained? Do we expect them to come to us or ought we to be going to them? How much documentation is wanted or needed? What is the optimum duration of each session? What mechanisms need to be put
in place to provide additional support? How do we engage the biggest number of users most effectively?
A menu of different approaches should be drawn up so that each individual can tap into the type of training delivery that will work best for them. At Tikit we call this the training serve buffet. It's all about finding the most effective ways to engage by exploiting people's different learning preferences and schedules.
Evaluation and certification
Once training has been delivered it's then important to assess its impact. Data will tell you a lot, of course. Firms need to keep in mind what they were aiming for and evaluate how successful the training has been in delivering their original objectives. It's also worth conducting a walk-around review after three months to understand the longer term impact of the program.
In the context of LTC4, meanwhile, Tikit will be developing a formal evaluation process so that individuals can demonstrate what they've learned and get a certification at the end of their course.
Done well, training is a powerful catalyst for improvement. When technology training works, it increases productivity and improves client service. It makes firms more competitive. Above all it increases the amount of billed time and has a direct impact on the bottom line. The LTC4 initiative is going to be very important in this respect.
So Tikit is now working to make sure that, drawing on all we've learned, our LTC4 training provides a really robust and effective route to a valuable certification.
By Virginio Basile, Vice President, Professional Services.
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An on-site admin for a network I assist with maintaining needed to change the Spiceworks user account that was doing the scans from the domain Administrator account to a dedicated domain user account. A few days later he noticed that all of the PCs being scanned are now showing this dedicated account in the Documents and Settings folder. For example: Dedicated account name is DOMAIN\Spiceworks and C:\Documents and Settings\Spiceworks is now showing on the PC being scanned.
Is this normal? I'm guessing it's WMI doing this, but he was concerned that someone may have "hacked" the Spiceworks user account and was using it to log into PCs.
Any in-site would be appreciated.
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Mar 30, 2010 at 6:43 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
yep you answered your own question the account you give spiceworks to scan with gets created
just to put your client mind at rest make up a ficticious account such as spiceworks test
set a new scan for just one machine run the scan, then check the folder
Mar 31, 2010 at 7:01 UTC
Lawrie Dalman Consulting is an IT service provider.
We have't seen it documented, but I have watched this occur and have/had no doubt WMI was creating the accounts. Taking this into account, as an MSP, we have developed an account naming standard for our client sites in anticipation of this being raised eventually by a client and include a reference to it in our Service Agreements, just in case.
peter do you have a link to any documentation on this account creation when Spiceworks is scanning?
Mar 31, 2010 at 9:14 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
sorry no ducumentation but i have run the steps i outlined above in a virtual lab just to test it for myself
Apr 2, 2010 at 9:23 UTC
MicroTECH Computer Center / ICS Solutions Group is an IT service provider.
Glad to see that some of you have seen this before. :)
When time allows, I'll do the same in my own test lab (the one that gets to chew on all the SW betas) with some monitoring tools to see exactly what is happening behind the scenes.
A response from one of the SW developers would also help ease my client's mind too.

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That's all from me, then, from our live coverage of NEWCASTLE UNITED 3-0 CARDIFF CITY. I hope you've enjoyed it as much as I have. See you again soon.
Cardiff return to the Championship at the first time of asking, which is a shame, but they just have not been good enough at this level. For them, the rebuilding begins. For Newcastle, there are similar questions but, for now, the players are enjoying a little farewell wander round the pitch.
For Cardiff, tears and what-might-have-beens. Their strong second half efforts were not enough, and the substitution of Campbell was mystifying. Two excellent chances, firstly from Jones and then from Gunnarsson, could have been the turning point, but in their effort to push on, Cardiff left themselves too open.
Newcastle are slightly flattered by the final score, but, against a backdrop of fan unrest and walk-outs, the team should be commended for a decent victory in their final home game of the season.
Having said that, for the whole of the first half, Cardiff looked every inch the relegation certainties, bereft of ideas and reduced to chucking long passes forwards and hoping that the industry of Campbell or the pace of Zaha would be enough.
Well, well. In the end it looks like a comfortable score-line for Newcastle but, in truth, Alan Pardew's men were under the cosh for long periods of the second half.
90' + 3'AND THAT IS IT! 3-0 to Newcastle, and Cardiff look shattered and down.
90' + 2'Sissoko fires in a shot when he could have crossed, Marshall saves well.
90' + 1'Assist Loïc Remy
90' + 1'Goal Steven Taylor
90' + 1'Taylor nearly turns the ball into his own net from a Zaha cross!
90'Taylor collects a downward header from a corner off his chin and chest and knocks it in. That obviously settles it, and Pardew's defensive substitute grabs the goal. It was inevitable that Cardiff would concede from a set-play; the only surprise is that it took so long.
89'Sissoko surges forwards and wins a corner from a deflected shot. Alan Pardew looks strangely subdued for a manager who is wining.
88'Barring a miracle, friends, CARDIFF ARE RELEGATED.
87'Goal Loïc Remy
REMY GOAL! The ball comes to the Frenchman just on the edge of the six yard box, who calmly slots it home under the advancing, star-fish-shaped Marshall. 2-0 to the Magpies.
86'SubstitutionFabio Da Silva M. Eikrem
86'Cardiff throw it forwards but Ameobi challenges Jones well, and Haidara scoops it forwards. Cardiff gather and look to attack again, but lose out. Sissoko and Tiote combine to set up...
85'Bellamy sends in a great ball but Jones gambled and stayed central when he could have had a chance at the back post. Wolff Eikrem has come on for Fabio, as Cardiff also go to a back three.
84'Newcastle are basically giving up the ball now and Cardiff have pretty much all the possession. Gosling does release Sissoko on a rare foray but Marsahll gathers and Cardiff have it again.
83'Cardiff are less lethargic now. Newcastle are just stepping up when they can to squeeze or try to win the ball, but without over-committing forwards. Gunnarsson overruns a header from Jones. Fabio collects it wide left and Zaha swings in a cross. Jones goes down in the area, but nothing doing.
81'The resulting free-kick is too deep and Cardiff push forwards again now. Bellamy and Zaha combine. Newcastle have everyone back and Bellamy runs the ball out of play.
80'Haidara wins it from Jones, and Tiote collects and keeps the ball with Newcastle. They are doing their best not to lose the ball now, but eventually Haidara bursts forwards on the left. He is fouled, and Newcastle gather themselves.
79'SubstitutionVurnon Anita Steven Taylor
79'The corner is weak, but Newcastle had no-one in there anyway. This is intriguingly poised now, because Newcastle will sit and defend, but that will invite a desperate Cardiff onto them. I think Newcastle should be looking to push foward, but I can't see it. Newcastle have gone to a 3-5-2 as well.
77'REMY! In acres of space after a long ball, Remy hammers a shot from the left. As Marshall dives, Caulker sticks out a leg and deflects it wide anyway. Anita comes off for Taylor before the corner is taken.
76'A fabulous sliding challenge there from Coloccini in the centre of the park. Zaha and Debuchy then tangle too. Those Cardiff chances have upped the energy in this game one hundredfold.
75'OH MY! Not sure how Coloccini has managed to keep that out from Gunnarsson either. Krul was stranded. Cardiff are laying some siege here.
75'KRUL! Cracking low save from the Dutchman. Zaha swings in a cross and it finds its way to Jones whose shot is saved.
73'SubstitutionFraizer Campbell Kenwyne Jones
73'Lovely sliding challenge from Turner sets Mutch off on a long, direct run. His left-footed effort is wasteful again though. All this possession is not, yet, doing Cardiff much good. They have been vastly better this half, but it's not yet been enough.
72'One ex-Sunderland striker comes on for another, then. Kenwyne Jones has not scored since his debut, so now would be a good time to rectify that.
71'It looks like Jones is coming on for Campbell, which is odd because he has been Cardiff's best player, Zaha maybe aside. Zaha tries to get onto the end of a ball from Mutch but it is too long.
70'SubstitutionYoan Gouffran Dan Gosling
69'Some fans have left on the 69th minute as planned. Now back to the football.
68'Yellow Card Mathieu Debuchy
68'A reckless foul there from Debuchy resuilts in a yellow card. Can Cardiff do something with the resulting free kick?
66'Cardiff, who must win to have any hope of avoiding the drop, are working hard here, but need to do something far more inventive than lumping forward the ball. The game feels oddly flat at the moment. Zaha runs it out again, but he does look like the best outlet for Cardiff at the moment.
64'Haidara is off-side after an angled through-ball from Ameobi, but his shot was too high anyway.
63'Zaha is fouled by Anita. Whittingham will play it in. The header out comes to Mutch, who volleys it first time, angling out to the left. A wasted effort that, as he had time to take a touch.
62'The move peters out and Cardiff run it fowards through Campbell. He tangles with Debuchy and the ball runs out for a Cardiff throw-in. The Blues retain possession but Caulker's long ball forward is easily dealt with. Newcastle don't get to the second ball, but Whittingham's shot is cleared easily.
60'As Newcastle defend another Cardiff sally into their half, some of their fans are leaving. There are two protest times, 60mins and 69mins. Not sure why they cannot agree on one time, but there you go. Haidara, who has got forward well, makes another run.
59'Cardiff try to play it long again, but the Newcastle defence hold firm. Zaha dribbles it deep into the box and wins a corner, firing a shot into a Newcastle defender. The corner is cleared and Gouffran whizzes foward. The run ends in a free-kick to Cardiff.
57'Newcastle have had a little more of the ball in the last two minutes, but they've not done a great deal with it, that Williamson shot aside. The chants from fans continue. Debuchy swings in a cross which is slashed away, and Haidara has a go from the other side, but it goes out for a goal-kick.
56'A Williamson shot is deflected wide for another Newcastle corner. Tiote and Anita build it a bit wide, but Newcastle are forced back.
55'Campbell is still working his socks off (not literally, or what would hold in his shinpads?), but he now seems to have some proper support. It's hard to tell whether the substitution has invigorated Cardiff, or whether it was the team-talk or the hostility of the St James' crowd towards their own side.
53'Cardiff continue to press as the Toon Army start to get on the backs of their team a little. There is also some clear anti-Pardew chanting. Cardiff could capitalise on this sentiment if they continue to pressure the Newcastle back four. A deep, deep cross from Campbell nearly creeps in at the far post with Krul flapping.
51'Newcastle need to find their rhythm again. Remy is down after a challenge with Mutch. He just seemed to catch his studs in the turf as he turned to protect the ball from the Cardiff striker. Certainly not a foul. Newcastle will be desperate not to lose him.
50'The corner is too flat and Campbell's header loops backwards to Whittingham, but his through ball is high and slow and Krul takes it easily without any Cardiff pressure.
49'A corner is won by Mutch off Haidara. The first five minutes of the second half have been pretty much all Cardiff.
48'Zaha runs strongly and the ball breaks to Gunnarsson, but Haidara sticks out a leg on the edge of the box and Newcastle run in forward. Cardiff win it back though. They've started far, far better this half.
47'Turner hooks the ball wide after the Cardiff corner pings about in the box a bit. Bellamy will inject some directness and pace to Cardiff. Kim did nothing with his only chance of the game and was otherwise pretty quiet, so no complaints from him.
46'SubstitutionBo-Kyung Kim Craig Bellamy
46'SubstitutionPaul Dummett Massadio Haidara
46'Haidara is another Francophone, swashbuckling full-back who will replicate Dummett's attempts to give Newcastle some width. Cardiff win a corner with some good work from Zaha.
45'Haidara is on for Dummett for Newcastle, and Solskjaer has swapped Kim for ex-Newcastle man Bellamy. Will it be enough?
This next 45 mins is Cardiff's last chance to save their Premier League status. If the first 45 was anything to go by, they are going to struggle. It is possible that Campbell or Zaha can generate something on the break, or that Whittingham can magic something from a set-piece, but otherwise, it just doesn't seem very likely.
I'll be back after a short break to make some herbal tea.
Newcastle are by far the better team, but are not without issues. They look very narrow when the full-backs don't get forward, and while Sissoko has drifted in superbly, Gouffran has not contributed much at all. Ameobi has worked hard and been the best player so far, with Debuchy and Sissoko a tied, close second.
Cardiff are sitting deep and trying to break, largely by knocking it long to Campbell or Zaha on the left, but their inability to retain possession is killing their chances.
Krul's save from Zaha was superb, and Marshall has also saved well from Debuchy and claimed well from a few crosses too. He had no chance with the Newcastle goal, and Cardiff have generally left their 'keeper looking rather exposed.
Half-time between NEWCASTLE UNITED and CARDIFF CITY and it's the Toon Army who have the most the cheer. Not only has Ameobi's fine header put them one up, but one chance from Zaha aside, Cardiff have barely threatened.
45' + 1'Into extra time at the end of the first half, and Sissoko floats a cute ball into the Cardiff box after good running by Debuchy. It's cleared but won back by Tiote. Cardiff looked knackered and bereft of ideas and must be delighted when the whistle goes for half time.
45'Newcastle paint some triangles out on the left with Ameobi seeing a lot of the ball. They run out of steam though and Caulker hoofs it clear. Caulker is one of only two outfield players who has completed every minute of every game this season.
44'There will be at least 2 mins of stoppage time. Which is kind of a shame.
43'Debuchy hurtles foward again and swings in a deep, long cross which Marshall does well to collect under pressure. Newcastle take control again almost immediately and recede away from the Cardiff goal to keep possession.
42'Kim finds Whittingham, who finds John, and Cardiff win a throw-in. But pretty much any time Cardiff get into the final third, their collective concentration and control breaks down, as it done again.
41'Ameobi has done a fine job holding up the ball and linking play, as well as scoring. He brings the Newcastle midfield into the game, but the move breaks down when Dummett's cross is plucked by Marshall. The ball comes back quickly towards Cardiff's goal, but Sissoko screws a shot wide.
39'Campbell turns Dummett inside out but is then cynically pulled back by the Newcastle man. Whittingham's cross is lovely from the free-kick, but it is fractionally too high for everyone with Krul stuck on his line.
38'Tiote turns Fabio beautifully but his cross is well-defended. Kim is flattened by Dummett and Cardiff can clear their lines.
37'Campbell out wide wins a throw off Coloccini which Fabio takes. Kim knocks it straight out though, which is a waste. If Campbell is out wide, winning the ball, then he's not in the middle to score. Which always seems like Cardiff's best option.
35'Whittingham swings in a deep free-kick after Gouffran fouls Mutch. Caulker's header on the edge of the box is too deep to be a pass and not hard enough to be an effort on goal.
34'Cardiff are still thumping it long a bit too much though, and Williamson and Coloccini will not be too worried. The ball is moved forward by the Magpies and Tiote hammers it wide from distance.
32'Solskjaer's switch of Kim and Zaha has stirred it up as Cardiff now seem to think they have a decent outlet in Zaha on the left. A dinked through ball is well gathered by Krul.
31'Sissoko's deflected cross hits the side of the post with Marshall watching. It was always going out, but Newcastle have another corner, which is deep. Campbell heads it forwards. Newcastle come again but Zaha breaks. Anita tackles him well.
30'Zaha and Debuchy clash there in the penalty area as Debuchy tracks back. That looked a decent challenge, and the switch of Zaha to the left flank is immediately paying dividends for the Weslh side.
28'OH ZAHA! What a save from Krul, who sticks out a leg after Zaha's mazy run ends with a low shot fired across himself. Krul was going the wrong way too. Marvellous stuff from both players there.
27'Craig Bellamy gets a bit of a boo from the Toon faithful. Hardly a shock, for various reasons. Cardiff's midfield control lets them down again. This first half an hour has shown exactly why Cardiff are in the situation they are. Let's not forget, Newcastle are on a massive slide of their own, but Cardiff have made them look decent.
25'KIM! Appearing out of nowhere, the ball comes through to Kim on the edge of the six yard box after Williamson misjudged the flight of a cross. Debuchy got back well, but Kim was undone as much by his own surprise as the Frenchman's attention.
25'Dummett and Debuchy are playing well as overlapping full-backs, as Sissoko and Gouffran drift inside. You can see why Pardew has been tempted by the 3-5-2 this season.
23'Ameobi was pulled down but got a flicked header away anyway. Newcastle retain possession and are happy playing it around, waiting for Cardiff's pressing to pull them out of shape.
22'The Cardiff midfield, Gunnarsson's beard aside, has been anonymous. Quick balls from the back four to the flanks, either Zaha or Campbell drifting wide, have been the only outlet. Kim and Whittingham have barely touched the ball.
20'Though Cardiff have broken quickly a few times since this game kicked off, Newcastle look settled and in control now. Cardiff's lack of organisation is telling. Debuchy swings in a deep cross and eventually it breaks to Sissoko whose shot is deflected onto the post with Marshall stranded.
19'Another Newcastle short corner comes to nothing, but there are showing some invention with the set-pieces.
18'Assist Moussa Sissoko
18'Goal Shola Ameobi
AMEOBI SCORES! Not from a set piece, but Ameobi pulls off a Shearer-like diving header after a superb cross from Sissoko. The marking was terrible. It was non-existent. One of those was always destined to go in.
18'That sort of defending is the reason why Cardiff have been architects of their own downfall. Marshall was left totally exposed as Ameobi was able to appear at the back-stick unmarked.
16'AMEOBI! Heads against the bar from that corner, and then the follow up header goes over. Cardiff's set-piece defending is woeful: you do not leave someone like Ameobi open.
15'MARSHALL! Diving low to his left, the outstanding Cardiff keeper parries a fiercely hit Debuchy drive. Newcastle have another corner...
13'Newcastle win another free-kick after Turner fouls Ameobi. Dummett fires another one straight into the wall. How much do Newcastle miss Cabaye's skills with the dead ball? 'A lot' is the answer you're looking for.
12'Remy took the corner short to Gouffran who laid it back to him. Remy's shot was low and dragged wide, but Cardiff need to switch on at set-plays, or Newcastle might capitalise.
11'Newcastle are playing with some fluidity and Sissoko pops up on the left after good work from Gouffran and Tiote. His cross-cum-shot goes out via a Cardiff player and Remy will take the corner.
10'Great recovery tackle from Debuchy allows Newcastle to build again having lost it to Campbell. Campbell is a big fan of drifting wide and Debuchy will have his hands full tracking those runs.
8'Anita makes a great run into the box but Coloccini's pass is overhit and wide. Marshall restarts, looking again for Zaha. I think Zaha will look to target the inexperienced Dummett, who also likes to get forward and may mess up his positioning.
7'Krul restarts with Debuchy off the pitch having the magical water treatment. Tiote draws a foul after a surging run. Gunnarsson's beard is magnificent, by the way. Dummett fires the free kick hard into the wall.
5'CAMPBELL! Oh what a miss! Krul comes forward to punch a Fabio through ball, and it lands at Campbell's feet on the edge of the box. The striker has been in fine form but shanks it wide, with Krul up and spreading his arms to make it tough. Debuchy is down after the Krul flap too.
3'Good defending from Zaha sees Dummett forced to dribble it out for a Cardiff goal-kick. Zaha will need to work hard today as Newcastle will look to exploit that flank. Cardiff's Marshall, who has been an outstanding 'keeper this season, will need to be on his mettle to.
2'Debuchy hits the corner directly on the volley and it was as high, wide, and handsome as you're likely to see. Having said that, the clearly rehearsed corner gave him very little chance to get a good strike.
1'And they are OFF! Sissoko immediately surges down the right and pulls it back for Remy, whose first touch is poor. Fabio blocks and it's a corner.
With everything to play for, this game promises to have everything! Stay tuned for NEWCASTLE vs CARDIFF.
Cardiff have only won three times at St James' Park out of forty-nine meetings between the teams, but Newcastle have lost nine times this season by at least three goals, an ignominious record.
Newcastle's most creative player, Hatem Ben Arfa, has been sent to train with the reserves and is not in the squad, though striker Luuk de Jong is welcomed back after injury and could provide some class off the bench.
Newcastle's season has imploded, with six defeats in a row, their worst league form since 1987. Fans are planning a walk-out in protest at the actions of owner Mike Ashley and manager Alan Pardew in the 69th minute, which evokes 1969, the last time Newcastle won anything (the Fairs Cup).
This game could not be more 'must-win' for Cardiff. Anything less than a victory will effectively guarantee relegation if Sunderland can pick up a point from their last two games.
Cardiff bench: Lewis, McNaughton, Wolff Eikrem, Cowie, Berget, Bellamy, Jones.
Cardiff's starting line-up (4-4-1-1): Marshall; Fabio, Caulker, Turner, John; Gunnarsson, Kim, Whittingham, Zaha; Mutch; Campbell.
Newcastle's bench: Elliot, Yanga-Mbiwa, Haidara, Taylor, Gosling, de Jong, Armstrong
Newcastle's starting line-up (4-4-2): Krul; Debuchy, Coloccini, Williamson, Dummett; Sissoko, Anita, Tiote, Gouffran; Remy, Ameobi.
I'm Alex Stewart and I'll be your host for this win or bust game for Cardiff, which also has significant importance for the future of Newcastle United and their manager Alan Pardew and Chairman Mike Ashley
Good afternoon ladies and gentleman, and welcome to LIVE coverage of Newcastle United vs Cardiff City


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I wonder what he looks like. . . .
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If I told you that, you'd know who I was. Think of it this way for now. Most people are into looks, but I want to know what a soul looks like. When you see a soul, you know what someone really looks like, Q.
Oh. My God.
That's. . .really beautiful. It's like philosophy and poetry and wisdom and passion all in one package. Like you know how to really speak to people. How do you do that????
I'm a poet, Q, but I've also studied this in my spare time. Learned it over time.You can learn it, too. I can already tell you have it in you.
I was almost crying. I knew that JC was a guy, but I didn't know that guys could talk or think like that. I sipped the esspresso that Michael, the owner, had given me. Alright, JC, you're on.
Okay then. What does your soul look like?
My soul. . . is different from most guys. I act a bit sullen at times, I guess, but my soul. . . at heart, I am what you said about what I said about beauty. A philosopher, a poet. A passionate person. Wisdom, however, is something that comes with learning of life, with age. Over time, you earn it and use it to help yourself and others. So, Quickpenn, what does your soul look like?
My soul? How was I supposed to respond to that? I didn't know, so I faked it. I thought about my desires at heart, about. . . .never mind.
My soul is a bit. . . .
Tangled. Everything but JCLamb. Un-poetic. Not smart.
I'm listening.
It's like. . .I want to be something, but I don't know how. I want to write books someday, I want to be somebody people can enjoy but still feel the mystery behind her. I want to be. . . .a philosopher, I guess. It's like there's a part of me was buried, and you're letting her out. The real person instead of the shallow one.
A lot of girls are extremely shallow. You're lucky. You have integrity, one that will take you far in life if you use it.
You think so?
I know so, Cameron thought as he began to type his reply. Suddenly, he computer turned off. He sighed. "Mom, the power went out again!" he called, wishing that he could talk with her longer. He knew that Quickpenn was Rebecca. He had seen her write down the name. . . . . .
The chat screen went blank. What the hell?! I tapped the screen, I logged off and on three times. What happened?
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Born in Kingsbury, London, he was educated at Preston Manor school, Wembley. At St John's College, Cambridge, where in 1950-51 he was musical director of the Footlights, he switched from English to music, to study with Patrick Hadley and Robin Orr. After a short period of teaching for the British Council in Turkey, in 1953 he joined the BBC; for many years he was senior music producer for educational programmes, first in radio and, from 1960, in television, where he pioneered schools music programmes.
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I won't claim it was as easy as just packing your bags and leaving them behind. If only it was that easy. There were memories associated with my mind. Things like rationale and common sense. The rudiments of my meager social skills. They all had to go out the window. And believe me, convincing yourself that you don't need them is slightly tougher.
But it can be done. Consider me living proof. On that fateful autumn day, my mind was clearer than it ever had been. A perfectly conducive state for leaving it behind; no attachments, no guilt, just pure freedom.
There I was, lounging in my brand new pink futon, inhaling an eclectic mix of smoke and vapor, absorbed in a phantasmagoria of chemical sources. For some reason, I was feeling exceptionally free that day, and my thoughts went careening back and forth across the span of my sparse lifetime. A few incidents splattered across my consciousness, the only ones worth remembering through the sludge of drug-induced haze. My eventual expulsion for spraying super-glue across the college façade. The time when I was caught driving my aunt's minivan on the county fair roller-coaster. But for some reason, my mind drifted to that almost miniscule (but as it would turn out to be, highly significant) incident with Karen in the college cafeteria. Maybe it was because it was one of the first few times I had felt truly in control of myself, master of my destiny, king of all I perceived, blah blah and so on. Freedom, not very much unlike what I was feeling that moment. And I thought to myself. I'd like it if I was always free, unfettered by the retentions of my mind, unchained from social mores and customs. Everything I had done till then were mere reflections of my rebellious spirit, feeble in their effort and transient. I needed something more …permanent. A smile played on my lips; through the fog, I looked around me. And there it was, the way out. Till that point of time, till those exact circumstances had been in place, it had looked like just another commonplace item. But then and there, it became my exit. The long road out of my mind.
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You know how they say, that your life flashes before your eyes when you're about to die. Well, I'd just had that video played and I wasn't much for reruns. So I admired the rush, the exhilarating thrill of losing control and not being able to do a damn thing about it. And then, I felt something hit me. Not the crushing pain of the macadamized road outside my apartment. Something softer. Like eider down. At the time, I thought it was heaven.
Much later, I found out that it was definitely not heaven, when an irate truck driver dragged me out of the back of his open-end truck which had been carrying several eiderdown mattresses. There was a large me-shaped hole in the middle of them where the mattresses had cushioned my fall, and saved my life. My mind however, coward that it was, had fled the scene.
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The death, the first at the hands of German soldiers stationed abroad since the Second World War, prompted calls for an immediate return of the country's forces in Somalia and the maintenance of tight constitutional restrictions on German participation in overseas military missions.
The Defence Ministry in Bonn said that the conduct of the soldiers involved in the incident had been 'in line with regulations on the use of arms' by German troops in Somalia. But it added that all humanitarian aid provided by Germany as part of a UN mission in Somalia had been suspended pending an investigation into the incident.
According to the ministry, the death occurred after guards opened fire on two Somalis who had sneaked into the fuel depot at the Belet Huen camp at 2am local time (2400 GMT). Although the shots were intended as a warning, one of the intruders was killed.
Lieutenant-Colonel Wolf Reinhard Vogts of the ministry said there had recently been many attempted break-ins at the camp, which is in central Somalia, but no one had ever managed to reach the fuel depot before. 'It is the first time that anyone has been wounded or shot dead by German soldiers in Somalia,' he added.
Germany's participation in Somalia, the subject of much controversy here, originally involved the deployment last summer of 1,700 logistics troops as part of the UN mission to restore peace and provide humanitarian aid to Somalis. The German troops, in keeping with the constraints imposed upon them under the German constitution, are only lightly armed and are not authorised to take part in combat missions.
Following German unification in 1990, Chancellor Helmut Kohl emerged as one of the main proponents of changing the constitution to enable fuller participation in UN operations and the assumption of greater international obligations.
Many Germans, however, particularly on the left, remain adamantly opposed to any extension of the country's military role. In the wake of yesterday's news, the opposition Alliance 90/Greens urged the government to order an immediate withdrawal from Somalia instead of waiting until the planned pull-out in April.
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Central Hotel London is a friendly, family run bed and breakfast, with a location that lives up to its name. Central Hotel London is just minutes away from King's Cross St Pancras Station, where you can enjoy excellent public transport links to make your travel around London quick and easy. Guests at Central Hotel London can enjoy a personal service which builds on forty years of experience in providing visitors to London with exactly what they require.
Central Hotel London has 30 rooms which vary between budget rooms, which have shared bathroom facilities, and standard rooms with private bathrooms. All rooms at Central Hotel London are decorated in cheerful, fresh colours in a tasteful manner. Telephone, colour TV and internet connection point come standard within all rooms. You can also enjoy a generous English breakfast served daily in the cosy dining room at Central Hotel London.
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FREE for up to 2 children under 8 years of age using existing beds. Extra rollaway beds are not available.
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Convenient for station. Staff very helpful giving directions to attractions. Room was changed on my request due to stairs and disability no problem, room was small but clean. Breakfast included for cheap rates especially for London. Would book Central Hotel London again for prices it's good value
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Was just in London for one night at a conference. The hotel was just what I wanted. Good price, clean, and breakfast was fine with hot, cold and cereals. My single room was small but nice and quiet and had TV and sink. Found a great Irish pub round corner and had a nice dinner. Euston just a few mins away for trip back up north the next day. Sophie on reception very helpful and friendly and her boss a friendly young fella. The place makes London accessible if you cannot afford huge accommodation costs. May book Central Hotel London again to use as a base for Heathrow flights too in future.
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Hillary wants you to pay attention to the squirrels.
It is not classified because it is marked; it is marked because it is classified.
//It's actually easy to see why. John Schindler did a nice worked example that I've linked before, showing how a document is marked; I'd recommend it to anyone. But the reasoning behind it is simple: some information, if released, would cause significant damage. Let's say I'm working in the State Department, and I'm concerned with Elbonia. There are a number of sources that CIA can be feeding me, and State has its own resources. So, I may have stuff crossing my desk that says:
The U.S. military attache was talking with his valet about the increasing number of Elbonians ordering military-style fur hats.
The ambassador had a meeting with the head of the opposition party who tells him that there is a new super-secret program taking lots of money away from his pet project.
The NSA is intercepting cell-phone calls from the prime minister of Elbonia to his minister of defense asking about progress on Project Guillaume Tell.
Satellite imagery shows construction of a long straight railroad track with a 1500-meter curved construction at one end and a great big pulley at the other.
The analysts at CIA, and the person on the Elbonia Desk at State, might reasonably conclude there is a massive intercontinental ballistic crossbow program going on in Elbonia.
I can promise you that each of these memos is marked, as anything from "sensitive but unclassified" to TOP SECRET Talent Keyhole NOFORN. Our military attache knows that if he fails to do it, he'll end up with a job even less desirable than being military attache in Elbonia, as difficult as such a job might be to imagine. But how does the military attache know to mark it?
The answer – and the derived authority that authorizes him to mark it – comes from Executive Order 13526, signed by President Barack Obama and issued on December 25, 2009, which says material should be classified when (Section 1.4):
[I]ts unauthorized disclosure could reasonably be expected to cause identifiable or describable damage to the national security in accordance with section 1.2 of this order, and it pertains to one or more of the following:
(a) military plans, weapons systems, or operations;
(b) foreign government information;
(c) intelligence activities (including covert action), intelligence sources or methods, or cryptology;
(d) foreign relations or foreign activities of the United States, including confidential sources;
(e) scientific, technological, or economic matters relating to the national security;
(f) United States Government programs for safeguarding nuclear materials or facilities;
(g) vulnerabilities or capabilities of systems, installations, infrastructures, projects, plans, or protection services relating to the national security; or
(h) the development, production, or use of weapons of mass destruction."
I'll leave it as an exercise for the interested reader to decide which clause applies to each item on my list of memos, except to note that the fact the leader of the opposition is talking with the ambassador is the sort of thing that could get the leader of the opposition found dead one morning, having committed suicide by shooting himself six times in the back of the head.
The thing is, knowing that the ambassador is meeting with the leader of the opposition isn't sensitive because someone marked the papers – it's sensitive because if word got around, it could get someone killed. The stuff from satellite imagery is sensitive because we don't want people to know how good our imagery is. The cell-phone intercepts are sensitive because we don't want the Elbonians to know we can listen to their cell phones. But it's not sensitive because someone marked it – it's sensitive because of what it is./
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What started as a short story, I feel is something more. Therefore unfinished, this is a work in progress.
I woke up loving you. Strange thing is I don't remember going to sleep. Must you have fallen asleep in order to wake?
Where am I? More importantly, where are you? I can't see you. Come to think of it, I can't see anything. But I have eyes, I can feel them there; why aren't they working? Oh, I have to open them first.
It hurts, oh, how it hurts. Everything changed too fast, I must close them again. My whole world went from black to white. Isn't there anything in between? I open my eyes again, but this time, a strange shape moves into my vision, blocking some of the white. What is this? It moves when I think about it; it must be a part of me. I turn the whole thing over and over. Branching off are five small appendages which I can bend and curl and --
A violently vivid flash takes over my vision. It's not happening, it's not going to happen; it happened, once upon a time, before I feel asleep. I see my hand reach out, so very slowly, and eventually, I can touch your glowing face. I brush my knuckles on your stubbled chin, run my thumb along your prominent cheekbone, trace your solid jaw with my finger. I look up. You tunnel straight into the deepest parts of me with those eyes.
Suddenly, and much too soon, the white comes back. I knew that there was more to it than just black and white. I look at my hand; it was never that white. I need to find my colors again, and I'm not sure how, but I know that you can give them to me. I'll find you. I just don't know how yet.
Glancing around, I notice I'm in the very center of a room with a small set of windows on the left wall near the ceiling. It's not very big and all white, just like me: white ceiling, white walls, white floor, white door. The door, that's what I need to get out. Decisively, I push myself from soft bed on which I'm laying. Once sitting up, I try turning, but there's a painful tugging on my right arm. Wires connect my wrist to a machine. I yank on the wires near the base of the machine; they won't budge. With no other choice, I pull them out of my wrist. Warm crimson blood flows from the holes where the wires were. Pressing my hand firmly over the wound to halt the bleeding, the sight of the color red motivates me. Now to find the rest.
I quickly make my way over to the door, grasp the cold metal doorknob and turn. It unlatches with a click, the door swings open, and I'm greeted by a gust of fresh air. I pause, savoring the sensation as it rushes over my ivory skin. It smells of hope and tastes of freedom. The hallway, so drastically different from the room I was just, feels like another world. Warm mahogany wood is beneath my feet, and the walls are a crisp green. Even this side of the door is different, rich dark brown, with a comforting texture against my fingertips, in such stark contrast from the sterile environment from which I had just emerged.
In front of me, a woman comes out of a door, the twin of mine. Her body and limbs are long and slender beneath the snowy white gown, her only garments. Platinum-blonde hair flows around her angular shoulders and round face. Soft matte pink blossoms on her lips, but it's her eyes that wash over me, deep turquoise and sparkling as the ocean. And her skin is pure ivory, like mine. I step closer to her, as does she to me. It's then I realize the woman is me; I'm staring into a mirror. But I can't stay here with my reflection my only company. I need to find you. I look down both ways of the hallway, feeling uncertain.
Unexpectedly I'm overtaken by another vision, only this time it starts where I now stand. I'm moving slowly to the right, then turn left into small landing which leads to a spiral staircase. Floating ethereally up the stairs, the bright red doorway at the top immediately swings open and I am greeted by your sanguine, smiling face. Your hand reaches out to touch me when abruptly, the illusion dematerializes. I'm back at the doorway between worlds, and I take the step that brings me fully into yours. Encouraged, I know where to find you.
Barely taking notice of my surroundings in my haste, I rush headlong down the hallway. Turning left, I grasp the railing of the staircase, pulling myself onto the first step. The rest flow beneath my feet as I run to the top. Abruptly I'm confronted by the red door. I hesitate. Lacking pressure, blood flows unabated from my wrist, collecting briefly on my fingertips before plunging to the floor. The door doesn't glide open, though, and there's no delighted face to greet me. Inhaling a shaky breath, I tentatively turn the knob with quivering, slippery fingers.
The door swishes open, and my hope, my life, everything comes crashing down. Expectations demolished, heart shattered, I fall, limp and twisted, to the ground. No. No no no. Oh, you're there, but lying strangely in the middle of a room lined with overstuffed bookshelves. Agonizingly, with listless arms, I pull myself over to your side. For what seemed both a split-second and an eternity, I stared, disbelieving, at your now-pallid features and vacant eyes. Tears come, racing in rivulets down my cheeks to drip from my chin and pool in slight shallows above my collarbones. I stroke your chin, your cheek, your jaw, just as I once did, unwittingly smearing my blood wherever my fingers touched. Your skin feels slack and cool. Where had that warm glow gone? I vainly sweep my eyes around the room as though I might find it, and when they return to you I see a piece of paper is clutched in your hand, "Skye" scrawled on it in distinctive, looping handwriting. I pry out the delicate sheet and desperately read what it contains.
"If you're reading this, it means that you are finally awake. All my dreams have at once come true and been destroyed, and it's all of my own doing. I simply cannot forgive myself knowing what I had done to you, things irrevocable, despicable, incredible and unforgivable. Even now, my contemptible, self-serving nature keeps me from telling you the things that I have done. I'm terribly sorry. All I can tell you is that you're different, Skye, different from other people. Always keep that in mind. For everything I did to you, I'm so sorry. Even more so for all I took. My hope is that, one day, you'll find it again, but know that it isn't me. Keep going, because what you have within you is most extraordinary. All I ever wanted was for you to love me, but I cannot live with how I tried to get it. Live a life I nearly took from you. Keep going, Skye, just keep going."
I read it two, three, four times, demanding the words to change. I concentrate on your face, willing the colors back. But the words stayed the same, and the glow had left for good.
I couldn't stay here. I had to do the last thing you wanted me to: keep going. Giving you one last look, I rise to my feet and immediately make my way out the door, down the stairs, then through the hall, past the world where this all started, and just keep going, because, now, it's all I know.
Keep going, Skye, just keep going.


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Happy Friday everyone! Friday is definitely my favorite day of the week! So, because it is my favorite day, I am here to share my FAVES with you! A little secret about me is... I am obsessed with clothes, accessories, and well, shoes, too.. Here are some of my favorites that have finally come available on our website, plus some of my favorite beauty items too. Let's just call this.... Everything Delphine loves day!
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This halter top is to DIE for. It not only keeps you cool in this sweltering heat, but it also looks super adorable with a pair of shorts or a cute skirt! If you're brave in the heat, try out a pair of high waisted jeans with this gorgeous cropped halter. It screams SUMMER doesn't it?
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Alright ladies. If you have oily/combo skin... You might just have to give me a huge hug for sharing this amazing product with you! This my friends is the Amazonian Clay foundation by Tarte.This is paraben free, and cruelty free, AND I kid you not, it lasts all day long! Its mattifying, but doesn't dry out your skin. Perfect for a hot summer pool day too, because it has SPF 15! You're welcome :-).
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I think the name of this dress is pretty self explanatory as to why it's so amazing.. because who doesn't LOVE Paris?! I think I love this dress so much, because it has a dainty feel to it. It looks innocent, yet sophisticated! To add to the innocent vibe, it's also SO comfortable, that you'll feel like you're in your pajamas, (which is always nice when doing your daily errands).
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