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A propaganda war is being waged on the internet between supporters of the Israeli and Palestinian sides in the current conflict in the Gaza Strip.
Activists have turned to defacing websites, taking over computers, and shutting down Facebook groups.
US Military sites, Nato, and an Israeli Bank have all been targeted.
Experts have warned users to be on the lookout for phishing emails and webmasters to ensure their servers are secure.
The hacking of security barriers for political or ideological reasons has been branded by some as hacktivism. And it is thought that as use of the internet grows, so too will the number of attacks.
On 7 January, pro-Palestinian hackers defaced several high-profile websites, including a US Army website, and the Nato Parliamentary Assembly's website.
Calling themselves "Agd_Scorp/Peace Crew", they replaced pages with white space and a well-known photograph of a boy throwing stones at an Israeli tank in Gaza, and the Israeli, American and British flags with a red strike through them.
"Stop attacks u israel and usa ! you cursed nations ! one day muslims will clean the world from you!" wrote the hackers.
Dwight Griswold, the Nato Parliamentary Assembly's head of IT, says that the attackers persisted in attempting access for a number of days following the initial attack, adding that the intruders did not gain access to any of the Assembly's internal servers.
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The battle also looms large on social networking site Facebook, where dozens of groups related to the conflict in Gaza have sprung up.
The clash flared up when a group using the logo of the Jewish Internet Defence Force (JIDF) took control of several of these groups.
They removed content and replaced it with statements supporting Israeli policy and criticising the Palestinian militant group Hamas, which controls Gaza, and replaced the groups' images with the JIDF logo.
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On 14 May 1858, with financial backing from William Finke, Stuart set off on the first of his six major expeditions. His aim was to find minerals or new agricultural lands in the north-west of South Australia. (An area then unexplored, but now known to be so lacking in water and soil fertility that it remains unsettled to this day.) Stuart took two companions (another white man named Forster and a young Aboriginal man), a pocket compass, a watch, half a dozen horses, and rations for six weeks. From the Flinders Ranges, Stuart travelled west, passing to the south of Lake Torrens, then north along the western edge of Lake Torrens. He found an isolated chain of semi-permanent waterholes which he named Chamber's Creek (now called Stuart Creek). It would later become crucially important as a staging post for expeditions to the arid centre of the continent.
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Continuing to the north-west, Stuart reached the vicinity of Coober Pedy (not realising that there was a fantastically rich opal field underfoot) before shortage of provisions and lack of feed for the horses forced him to turn towards the sea 500 kilometres to the south. A difficult journey along the edge of the Great Victoria Desert brought Stuart to Miller's Water (near present-day Ceduna) and from there back to civilisation after four months and 2400 kilometres. This expedition made Stuart's reputation and brought him the award of a gold watch from the Royal Geographical Society.
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John McDouall Stuart (7 September 1815 – 5 June 1866) was the most accomplished and most famous of all Australia's inland explorers and led the first expedition to traverse the continent from south to north successfully. (Burke and Wills were first to cross the continent but both perished on their return journey.) He achieved this despite poor backing from the South Australian government and the immense funds that were directed to the Burke expedition. His experience and the care he showed for his team ensured he never lost a man, despite the harshness of the country he encountered. The explorations of Stuart eventually resulted in the Adelaide-Darwin telegraph being built and the main route from Port Augusta to Darwin being established, which is now known as the Stuart Highway in his honour.
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Sian Berry's camp insist they have no intention of relying on glamorous celebrity backers to boost the Green party candidate's bid for the mayoralty, claiming she is campaigning on the "ordinary Londoner" ticket.
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Prospective corporate donors will be ethically vetted, according to Berry's press officer.
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In her first State of the World's Children report, the recently appointed Executive Director of UNICEF, Carol Bellamy, highlights the terrible toll wars and conflicts are taking on children. In the past decade, some 2 million children have been killed; 4-5 million disabled; 12 million left homeless; more than 1 million orphaned or separated from their parents; and some 10 million psychologically traumatized.
Photo: A child, whose family was 'displaced' by the war in Nicaragua, sits on an abandoned tank. The decades-long civil war ended in 1979 but poverty remains a problem, due to the country's damaged infrastructure. UNICEF supports community programmes in primary health care and education, as well as projects for improved water and sanitation in many countries whose community services have been disrupted by war. ©
The report argues that respect for children and commitment to their welfare are key to humanitarian and political progress, and it sets out an agenda for action. Measures include banning the production, use, stockpiling and sale of anti-personnel land-mines; systematically reporting war crimes against women and children; raising the age at which children can be conscripted into armed forces; carefully monitoring the effects of economic sanctions on children; and promoting the principle of 'children as zones of peace'. The report also emphasizes the importance of healing the psychosocial wounds of war and educating children for peace.
The State of the World's Children 1996 captures the historical sweep of progress for children and the challenges of their current situation in UNICEF's 50th anniversary year. It explains why children are increasingly becoming war victims and combatants. The report also looks at what has been achieved over the past 50 years, recalling the early attacks against diseases like yaws and polio, moving through the 'child survival and development revolution' of the 1980s, which by the end of that decade was estimated to have saved 12 million lives, and on to the World Summit for Children in 1990 and the signing of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which by November 1995 had been ratified by 181 countries. As in previous years, the report also provides a detailed statistical profile of children's lives around the world, using indicators such as infant and child mortality, school enrolment rates, access to safe water and levels of immunization.
One of the gravest threats to the many achievements made comes from today's chronic emergencies, particularly in Africa. For the rest of the decade, Ms. Bellamy believes that UNICEF will have to devote much of its energies to helping these countries achieve their targets of reducing child mortality, disease and illiteracy.


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Victoria Generals 4 East Texas Pump Jacks 4 (Kilgore, Tx) Two nights after a dramatic come from behind extra inning victory over the Coppell Copperheads, and one night after the first game was rained out against the East Texas Pumpjacks, The Victoria Generals found themselves in another extra inning affair. The first of two 7 […]
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Victoria Generals 7 Coppell Copperheads 5 (Coppell, Tx) The Victoria Generals needed extra innings Saturday night in Coppell to defeat the Copperheads in Texas Collegiate League Action. The Generals trailed 5-2 going into the top of the ninth. Michael Pair lead off with a walk and Chris Whitehead reaches first on a fielders choice, Joey […]
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Victoria Generals 4 Coppell Copperheads 1 (Coppell, Tx) The first place Victoria Generals of the Texas Collegiate League started their 4 game road trip Saturday evening with a 4-1 win over The Coppell Copperheads.
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Brazos Valley Bombers Vs. Victoria Generals- Rained Out Victoria, TX (July 17, 2009) – The Brazos Valley Bombers bid to win consecutive games over first-place Victoria was cut short as the game tonight was postponed due to thunderstorms. Victoria was leading 2-0 in the second inning, but lightning and heavy rain in the area caused […]
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Texas Collegiate League Recap for 07-11-09
Brazos Valley Bombers 3 Victoria Generals 2 Bryan-College Station, TX (July 11, 2009) – Cliff Vaughn provided the late-inning heroics tonight, as the Brazos Valley Bombers rallied for a 3-2 win over the Victoria Generals in 11 innings. The game was also Saturday Giveaways night at Brazos Valley Bank Ballpark, as the Bombers gave away […]


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It seems to be a week when ambivalently received products actually turn out to be red hot sales hits. So following on from our apparent love of the PlayStation 3 are the roaring sales of Windows Vista.
Official Microsoft figures say a remarkable 20 million licenses of Vista have found new owners since it was released at the end of January. By comparison Windows XP sold 17 million copies in the first two months since its release in 2001.
"We are encouraged to see such a positive consumer response to Windows Vista right out of the gate," said Bill Veghte, Corporate VP of the Windows Business Group. "While it's very early in the product lifecycle, we are setting a foundation for Windows Vista to become the fastest-adopted version of Windows ever."
More interesting than this however is news from Dell VP Neil Hand who said these figures have been augmented by much stronger than expected sales of premium Vista editions, notably Ultimate. So are with drawn to Vista Ultimate or just displeased with the lower offerings?
On top of this we also once again find ourselves in dodgy statistics land and some important facts have to be considered. Firstly, the figures don't separate full packaged consumer purchases from OEM editions or copies shipped with new PCs so they don't indicate popularity just raw sales. Secondly, the number of PC owners has increased vastly since 2001 so the sales of Vista were always likely to be far greater than XP. Finally, when XP shipped it was barely a year since both Windows 2000 and Windows Millennium launched consequently reducing the desire to upgrade.
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I have tried Windows 8 on a desktop and it seemed to suck, granted this was over three months ago using a beta version. I can see how the tablet usage will be easier but the damn thing is missing the Start Button in the lower left. I had to google how to shut it down for the first time i used it. I would recommend that if you want 8 to play with it some before you jump in. Seems Microsoft goes in a rotation of good, then bad, then good OS. Next up is Windows 8 after the good 7
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I just got back from bestbuy. Since the laptop i have now works fine, but is just started to get slow, i decided to get a mid-level computer, nothing to fancy, nor complete junk. I went with an Asus (dont remember model) Core I5, 500gb hard drive, 8gb ram, 15.6" screen. I mainly got it becuase of the feel. It has a black textured feel, that doesnt leave fingerprints. (I hate fingerprints with a passion). The kid i was talking to, said he had the same one and it worked great, played diablo 3 (or something like that) on high settings. When he went to see if there was any instock, he discovered there were none, and it was being discontinued. So, he offered me 3 options, find a different one, drive to a different store, or take the display model. I decided the display model since he gave me a 10% discount. All said an done, $480. I just have to wait about 5 hours for them to restore it to factory settings, and install their bloatware so that i can come home and delete it.
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I liked the first Lenovo. I liked the large monitor on the HP but it ran hot and constantly killed the battery very quickly. There were constant issues starting up. I couldn't wait to get back into a Lenovo.
Lenovo's just work. The "extra" keys are intuitively placed and correctly sized. It doesn't set your lap on fire and the battery lasts forever. It's worth sacrificing some screen size for the reliability and battery life.
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I have been using satellites for years. I have 4 in the truck now actually. They are cheap and very good as far as stuffing in a bag constantly, tossing around in the truck, or getting used as a dvd player.
The graphics card has been fixed on every one that I owned. They do have a fast processor which is more important then graphics to me. The one I am using right now is a i7 running windows 7 that I paid $800 for new spring 2011. I usually replace them every 2 years as a business expense. By that time (over 4000 hours of use) they are pretty wasted with the screen having a line or two referencing it is about to go. I just keep the older ones as drives and storage space. The wifi issues are totally correct. They put the antenna near the monitor and moving or tilting this leads to a brief interruption. I am not into online gaming where a kick butt graphics card is needed. For running cad software, streaming movies, recording invoices, chatting, and net surfing the satellite works great.
I was a mac addict for years. They simply do not respond well to being tossed around.
Start up time can be lessened by dropping some of your start up applications. Making sure if they don't need to be activated during start up they are not letting you get to work faster. Toting a cooling pad around is a pita and not needed. I have a 6 year old one that gets hot and shuts off after 4 hours that I use as a dvd player because of the 20"screen.
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Blueberry Crumb Cake
This moist cake can be served as an indulgent breakfast, afternoon snack, or dessert.
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For the Streusel Topping
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup packed light-brown sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) cold unsalted butter (cut into tablespoons)
For the Cake
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened, plus more for pan
- 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour (spooned and leveled), plus more for pan and 1 teaspoon for blueberries
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon allspice
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1 large egg
- 2/3 cup buttermilk
- 1 1/2 cups blueberries
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Make streusel topping: In a medium bowl, stir together flour, brown sugar, and salt. Cut in the butter using your hands or a pastry blender until large, moist crumbs form. Chill.
Butter and flour a 9-inch square baking pan. In a medium bowl, whisk together 1 1/2 cups flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, and allspice. In a large bowl, beat the butter and granulated sugar with an electric mixer until fluffy. Add egg; beat well. Add flour mixture and buttermilk alternately until just combined. (Batter will be very stiff.) In a large bowl, toss the blueberries with remaining teaspoon flour. Fold blueberries into the batter; spoon into prepared pan.
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A New Series On One Of Jesus' Parables Part 1
Movie producers come up with new renditions of old stories all the time. If you pay attention, you'll notice, for example, you've seen Cinderella a dozen different ways. Haddon Robinson kicks off a new series on one of Jesus' parables that we'd like you to hear again . . . for the first time.
The Parable Of Charles And Billy Joe - A New Spin On An Old Story Part 3
Sometimes we marginalize the stories in the Bible. Because we've heard them so often, we fail to appreciate their deep meaning in our life. Haddon Robinson re-introduces a story we've heard before, but in a way you've probably never considered.
An Eye-opening Conversation On Self-righteousness Part 4
Whether we admit it or not, we've all had moments when we criticize others for their weakness . . . and gain a little self-importance in the process. As it turns out, people have been struggling with pride since the beginning of creation!
A Lively Discussion On Humility Part 10
The game of comparison is a dangerous one to play. Unfortunately, it's a trap that impacts us all. Considering ourselves better than others is harmful . . . not just to the other person, but to our relationship with God, as well.
The Need For Grace At Every Step Of The Journey Part 21
We begin the Christian life with the best intentions. Go to church on Sunday, tithe ten percent . . . but in the midst of learning to look like a Christian, sometimes we forget the grace we found at the foot of the cross.
Remembering We Should Live Our Lives For An "audience Of One" Part 22
There's a subtle temptation to live our spiritual lives for an audience of onlookers . . . rather than the "audience of One" . . . our heavenly Father. Saying the right thing at Bible study, having a prominent part in the Sunday service . . . it's all good, but not the right focus.
The Effect Pride Can Have On Our Relationships . . . And Most Importantly, How We Relate To God Part 23
Have you ever met someone so wrapped up in how great they are that you felt . . . well, a little less significant?
A Revealing Discussion On Out-of-the Blue Blessings Part 24
Ever receive a substantial gift from a friend that was entirely unexpected? It's easy to think we somehow deserve them and forget that they're an unearned expression of someone's love.
How To Resolve The Problem Of "when Being Good Is Not Good Enough" Part 25
No matter how much we put in the offering plate on Sunday, or how engaged we are in church activities, we still fall short of God's perfect standard.
One Of Jesus' Most Profound Anecdotes On Life Part 26
We never outgrow our need for God. No matter how good we think we are, we've all fallen short of God's standard. Need a dose of encouragement?
Let's Grapple With The Problem Of Pride Part 27
Self-righteous is a term we don't use very often today. It's a phrase that describes people who lord their accomplishments over us.
Do You Find It Difficult To Schedule In-depth Bible-study Time Every Day? Part 28
Whether you're in the workplace or managing a family at home, it's hard to carve out a few quiet moments with God. Let's join an insightful discussion on the Scriptures.
A Fascinating Discussion About Humility Part 29
The subtle difference between humility and pride. One deflects attention . . . and the other draws it. But sometimes, it's hard to tell the difference.
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There's a fine line between humility and pride. Pride tries to draw attention . . . and humility attempts to deflect it. And yet, sometimes in our best moments . . . we still find ourselves slipping into a proud position.
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In Luke 18:14, Jesus stated, "For everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted."


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The cacophony of Rosario has barely died down and the Wallabies find themselves once again flying into that familiar search for a method to break down an All Blacks side now on a supreme 16 Test-winning streak.
The inaugural The Rugby Championship may have started with a whimper for the Wallabies but the tournament that has reinvigorated southern hemisphere rugby has also done the same in some key areas for the Australians.
Kurtley Beale was dropped as a fullback after his first-up clanger against the All Blacks in mid-August.
Now he is the most important figure in the Wallabies line-up at flyhalf, as they prepare for a stoush with New Zealand at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday week.
Watch the final match of The Rugby Championship when Australia travel to New Zealand on Saturday 20 October, with kick-off at 9pm (EDT) on Fox Sports 3 HD.
Just when we thought David Pocock was indispensable as an openside flanker, along comes Michael Hooper, a compact powerhouse of 20 who goes all day and looks born to Test rugby.
Despite a gutsy win in Argentina which exposed a handful of sharp new players, you still can't change the rating on the Wallabies.
They are consistent at being inconsistent.
Yes, the tournament cleared up some aspects of the Wallabies' future but at the same time it posed more questions:
Hooper has made a huge impact in his initial months as a Wallabies player. He is a superior ball-carrier to Pocock and has been "the" find.
Tongan-born lock Sitaleki Timani stepped up and Nick Phipps showed he is a major improver by admirably filling the big boots of injured half Will Genia.
The Rugby Championship started with Berrick Barnes at five-eighth, detoured to Quade Cooper for three mixed Tests and ended with Beale making an irresistible claim for a longer term run.
Beale could easily have overplayed his hand with so little recent experience in the job but he was a cool mix of fast feet, sure handling and kicking out of trouble. Neat footwork set up the Wallabies' only try in Pretoria and a super pass for a set-move try decided the Test in Rosario.
Two tightly-bonded tour weeks in Pretoria and Rosario defied his "toxic" environment call. Maybe, he just meant his working relationship with Robbie Deans, which both have to work at repairing.
The best censure possible now hangs over Quade ... there is no guaranteed starting spot for him with Beale's excellent showings at No.10.
If he wants a gold jersey, Cooper has to fight for it. He has to show the same bounce-back resilience as Beale.
The Kiwis twice belted the Wallabies in the forwards in Sydney and Auckland. While the All Blacks back division is superbly grooved, the Wallabies have developed little backline cohesion because of injuries.
This is not an excuse but a fact. When you lose Genia, Pocock, Barnes, Adam Ashley-Cooper, Sekope Kepu and Stephen Moore on top of the existing damage to blue-chip stars James Horwill and James O'Connor, it has to jolt your capacity.
The Wallabies have used 38 players in 10 Tests in 2012 ... a staggering number.
Yes, his position is under pressure but the ARU is unlikely to dump a coach who has had to operate with a second-string side for much of the tournament.
Deans had backed off his attacking style before the injuries.
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This has been one of the most challenging Garage brews to date. At its heart was the idea of combining aggressive, high citrus character of American hops with the heat and sweetness of Indochine flavours. Have you ever tried a Vietnamese mango and chili salad? If you haven't you should. It could be life changing. It's an idea that has been rattling around the Garage consciousness for a while and the Great Australasian Beer Spectapular seemed like a fitting opportunity to give it an outing. It was always going to be a challenging brew to pull off – mango, chili, Vietnamese mint and lime juice aren't exactly conventional ingredients. Don't bother checking, they aren't listed in the Reinheitsgebot. Add a lavish addition of Chinook, Centennial, Citra and Amarillo hops, a deadline launch for an international beer festival and take it straight to a 2000 litre batch without any chance for small scale testing and you get what could have been a recipe for spectacular, monumental disaster. The idea of trying to bring all these flavours together in a coherent way given the pressure of time and prospect of public humiliation was, frankly, shit scary.
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Maths Lead Practitioner for Achievement, Leeds
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You will be a key driver for improving student outcomes, particularly at KS4.
General Duties and Responsibilities:
To ensure excellent progress is made for different groups of students (e.g. girls/boys, upper/middle/lower, PP/non-PP) and to work with other relevant colleagues in the team to ensure that quality first wave teaching is in place to prepare students for examinations.
To take the lead on the formulation of approaches to teaching and learning in preparing students for the demands of the Mathematics examinations.
To ensure, through robust quality assurance and moderation, accurate predictions are being made in relation to student progress.
To develop schemes of work including templates, exemplars, and support materials which can be used across the Mathematics team.
To have a sharp focus on the progress of students at KS4, and to implement necessary high quality teaching strategies to ensure students make rapid progress.
To coach, mentor and train colleagues in Mathematics in conjunction with the ATL.
To contribute to the management of the Mathematics team as negotiated with the ATL, for example through the quality assurance cycle and through performance management of designated staff.
To be a role model to less experienced colleagues, demonstrating exemplary practice.
General Duties and Responsibilities of all Lead Practitioners:
To collaborate with ATL and the Senior Leadership Team, as a cross-academy team, generating engagement, involvement and excitement about the drive for classroom improvement
To use coaching strategies with colleagues as agreed with VP/ATL including observing lessons and providing developmental feedback.
To deliver whole-Academy / area team / school based training events as planned in the calendar.
To provide demonstration lessons as agreed, with the purpose of improving the performance of LWA staff.
Develop resources for the Academy VLE.
To contribute to the development of whole-Academy improvements in specific areas outlined in the ADP, e.g. literacy/numeracy.
To understand the impact of the use of data on student progress and its uses in enhancing classroom performance.
To demonstrate good practice in the use of ICT and multi-media tools to engage students, coaching colleagues as required.
To participate as performance managers in the management of specific colleagues within the structure as necessary.
To liaise / network with post holders at other WRAT academies to develop best practice models within area of responsibility.
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The White Rose Academies Trust is a local trust dedicated to raising and fulfilling the ambitions of young people. Our academies throughout Leeds are at the heart of the communities they serve, which is why we are committed to delivering an outstanding education to every one of our students.
The Trust employs over 300 outstanding professionals who are committed to unlocking the potential of the next generation. Working in partnership with Gorse Academies Trust, we are on a significant journey which will see all of our schools Ofsted rated as outstanding within three years.
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If recent headlines have you thinking it's not safe to go in the water, there's some good news: The chances of being attacked by a shark are just 1-in-11.5 million, according to the University of Florida's International Shark Attack File. "It's usually a case of mistaken identity," says Bradley. "The shark sees something that might look like the food they normally eat and will bite the arms or legs once or twice and then go on their way."
Great white, tiger, and bull sharks—all found in U.S. waters—have been involved in the most unprovoked attacks on humans, likely because they are large sharks feeding on large prey that may more closely resemble humans, explains Bradley. Most U.S. shark attacks occur on the East Coast, predominately in Florida. "This has a lot to do with the distribution of sharks and the number of people in the water," says Bradley. "There are more than 20 million people who visit beaches in Florida per year and only about 20 attacks per year, so your risk is still pretty low."
But as miniscule as your chances are, it's still best to stay alert in waters that sharks have been known to frequent. Skip swimming at dawn or dusk, which offer a bad confluence of diminished light and feeding times, says Bradley. And leave flashy jewelry ashore: It may also attract sharks, as it can mimic the sheen of fish scales.
If you do spot a shark, keep an eye on the animal and leave the water immediately. If the shark approaches or attacks you, try to punch or kick its face because that is the most sensitive area, says Bradley.


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Rochester attorney Ted Waggoner has launched "Lawyers with Troubles" with the aim to prevent lawyers from repeating
the mistakes made by others and finding themselves in hot water.
Waggoner, a partner with Peterson Waggoner & Perkins LLP, has the background to help attorneys avoid disciplinary actions, criminal charges, or civil actions. He's served on the Indiana State Bar's Legal Ethics Committee, Clients' Financial Assistance Fund, and special committee on the Attorney Surrogate Rule. Waggoner has also represented lawyers before the Disciplinary Commission.
His first post says he will blog when necessary as special troubles that hit law firms need to be brought to the attention of lawyers.
"If you see someone in trouble for something that you too are doing, you might catch on and quit before you find yourself in trouble. I hate to report on my friends," he writes in a Sept. 12 post.
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OGDEN, Utah - Northern Arizona's Shane Johannsen and Weber State's Trevor Morris have been selected as the Big Sky Conference men's basketball co-players of the week.
Johannsen, a 6-7 senior center from Valley Christian in Phoenix, Ariz., averaged 13.3 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.7 blocks and 1.7 steals per game as the Lumberjacks earned home wins over Northern Colorado, Montana State and Montana. Johannsen hit 76.9 percent of his shots from the floor in the three games.
Morris, a 6-foot-9 senior center from Nampa, Idaho, averaged 17 points and five rebounds per game as the Wildcats scored home victories over Montana and Montana State. Morris shot 60 percent from the floor and 76.9 percent from the free-throw line in the two wins.
Johannsen opened last Monday with 12 points, six rebounds and four blocks in a 65-54 victory over second-place Northern Colorado. He made 6-of-8 shots from the field.
On Thursday, he scored 16 points with two rebounds, four steals and a block in a 61-41 win over Montana State. Johannsen was 8-of-8 from the field, a game bettered just four times in school history for field goal percentage.
Johannsen capped the week by scoring 12 points with six rebounds, three blocks and a steal as Northern Arizona beat first-place Montana 70-53.
He has averaged 10.1 points per game (24th in Big Sky) and 6.4 rebounds (6th in Big Sky) this season while leading Division I and the Big Sky in field goal percentage at 74.6 (ESPN.com).
This is Johannsen's first career player of the week honor.
Others Nominated
Glen Dean, G, Eastern Washington: Averaged 10 points and three assists in a win and a loss.
Kenny McGowen, G, Idaho State: Scored 12 points in a loss.
Derek Selvig, F, Montana: Averaged 10.5 points and 6.5 rebounds in two losses.
Devon Beitzel, G, Northern Colorado: Averaged 20 points per game in two wins and a loss.
John Dickson, F, Sacramento State: Scored 16 points with eight rebounds in a win.


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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was formally charged in the early hours of Wednesday after 15 hours of questioning by police. He is accused of influence-peddling.
Sarkozy spent almost all of Tuesday 01.07.2014) being questioned by police officers in Nanterre, west of Paris, in an investigation linked to allegations that he took 50 million euros ($67 million) in illegal campaign funds from Libya's Moammar Gadhafi.
Sarkozy is also suspected of having used his influence to secure leaked details of an inquiry into alleged irregularities in his 2007 election campaign.
Reuters news agency reported that one of their journalists saw him arriving at a civil court in Paris at around 11:40pm local time, where he was to be presented to judges. Under French law, being sent before the court is the next step in the possible opening of a formal investigation against a suspect – a step that often, but not always, leads to trial.
Sarkozy denies all wrongdoing, but his attorney Thierry Herzog and a judge involved in the case, Gilbert Azibert, were put under formal investigation on suspicion of influence peddling a day before.
The dramatic developments marks the first time that a former French head of state has been placed in custody. Sarkozy lost presidential immunity from legal prosecution a month after he left office in June 2012, and if convicted, he faces up to five years in prison and a fine of 500,000 euros.
The probe is one of six legal cases involving Sarkozy, directly or indirectly, including allegations of irregularities in his unsuccessful 2012 election campaign.
Last October a court dropped inquiries into whether he had exploited the mental frailty of France's richest woman, L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt, to fund that campaign.
But as investigators used phone-taps to examine separate allegations that Gadhafi funded the same campaign, a new suspicion arose that he had kept tabs on the Bettencourt case through a network of informants.
Those suspicions finally prompted the formal launching of yet another investigation into influence-peddling in February.
Sarkozy has likened the magistrates behind the phone-tapping to the "Stasi" police of former communist East Germany.


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POUGHKEEPSIE - Seeking its fourth straight win, the Marist men's basketball team (9-14 overall, 6-7 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference) returns to action Monday night at Quinnipiac (14-8, 9-4). Tip-off at the TD Bank Sports Center in Hamden, Conn., is slated for 7 p.m. The contest will be shown live on ESPN3.
This is the first meeting in program history between the Red Foxes and Bobacats, who are in their first season in the MAAC.
Marist is coming off a 68-61 win at Rider in its last outing on Thursday. Senior center Adam Kemp (16 points, 10 rebounds) and senior forward Jay Bowie (14 points, 13 rebounds) each notched double-doubles as the Red Foxes outrebounded the Broncs 47-26. Bowie's rebounding total was a career high. Red-shirt freshman guard Khallid Hart and junior forward Manny Thomas added 15 and 12 points, respectively.
Quinnipiac has won its last two games, with its most recent triumph being an 82-61 home victory against Rider on Saturday. Five Bobcats scored in double digits, paced by senior forward Ike Azotam, who had 21 points and 12 rebounds. Quinnipiac leads the nation in rebounds per game, rebounding margin and offensive rebounds per game.
Dean Darling (play-by-play) and Ed Weir (color) will have the call on the Red Fox Network, WKIP 1450 AM and iHeartRadio beginning at 6:45.
Following Monday's game, Marist will return to action on Friday against Siena. The game will be shown on ESPN3, and is scheduled to tip off at 8 p.m.


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Pediatric biomedical informatics.
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possible to have good conversations about what to do. Organizations that cannot deliver spend a lot of their time agonising about their inability to deliver. The narrower the delivery pipe, the hard it is it to decide what to deliver.
The Bain research offers another explanation, and again it is one that fits with the Agile agenda: the loss of effectiveness is in part due to complexity. Keeping IT departments effective means controlling complexity. Improving alignment alone does nothing to improve effectiveness.
Once complexity is managed, once organisation can deliver then it is time to tackle alignment. Its a question of timing.
Do both together
Some respondents asked why an organization couldn't move diagonally, from the maintenance quadrant to the growth quadrant in one bound. As attractive as this idea is there are several reasons to take the longer route.
Tackling effectiveness then alignment allows management and staff to focus on one issue at a time. Rather than spread available time and resources thinly it is better to achieve one thing at a time.
Attempting both changes at once will increase the risk of change as well. Should the team succeed in increasing alignment but fail to bring about the necessary effectiveness improvements the group would move themselves into the alignment trap, the worst place to be. Sequencing the change remove this risk entirely.
My experience suggest one reoccurring causes of the alignment trap is a breakdown of trust. When IT departments fail to deliver on business needs the business responds by demanding the next project is bigger, better and faster than the previous one because they don't trust IT to deliver. At some level the hope is that by asking for a lot more they will get a little bit more.
The IT department responds promising less and erring on the side of caution. Estimates are increased, time and cost budgets padded.
The result is an arms-race and a breakdown in trust. It is no longer possible to have a constructive dialogue between the two groups.
When IT acts to put its own house in order first, adopts Agile and moves itself from the maintenance zone to well-oiled zone it demonstrates it can deliver. As the delivery record improves trust is rebuilt, dialog improves and it is easier to fix alignment.
My method already does this
Another response has been to claim that Agile method X already bridges this divide. The claim may hold for some methods for the most popular Agile methods, XP and Scrum, the claim does not stand up to analysis.
XP is very delivery focused and deals with requirements by an onsite-customer. XP is based on the belief that the customer will know what to do. The method itself says nothing how the customer knows what needs doing or what methods they use. There is no equivalent of TDD for customers.
The XP customer provides both the requirements and is the subject matter expert. There is no space here for a longer term or strategic business view. Simply being the user of a system is not enough to meet business needs.
The Product Owner role in Scrum is an improvement on XP. But Scrum says nothing about how the role is to be performed beyond the Scrum process. There is nothing wrong with this, neither does Scrum say anything about developers using continuous integration or refactoring.
Scrum, rightly, has a well defined limit on practices. It so happens that ensuring business alignment falls outside this limit. Were Scrum to include the necessary practices the method would balloon in size.
Not all Agile methods are Scrum


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Easter night I was tucking my boys in, and we were having a discussion about Easter, comparing it to Christmas, and I was making the point that though Christmas has more decorations and gifts, Easter is still the most important Holiday of the year. One of them summed up the discussion with the question:
"Why isn't New Year's at Easter?"
That got me to thinking. Regardless of the liturgical calendar, there is an argument to be made for starting a New Year at Easter. It is, after all, the Resurrection. A rebirth. A renewal.
The Easter Letdown
How many of us see the Easter season as "Yay! No more fasting and Penance! Great! Now I can eat chocolate again!"? It becomes a bit gluttonous for me – I really love those Cadbury Creme Eggs, especially at half price. I tend to have a spiritual let down and revert to the same bad habits I had before Lent. Somehow, I don't think that is the point of the season.
Easter Resolutions
What if we made Easter Resolutions? I don't mean that we should treat Easter like Lent and come up with a new set of penances. Lent was a time for reflecting on the Passion, a time for solemnity. Easter is the Resurrection. It's about joy. Can't I make some positive resolutions? Some joyful resolutions?
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In short, what if I resolve to love Jesus more by getting to know Him better and by loving more the people around me? If I do that and really make it happen, then maybe the lessons I learned over Lent won't vanish with the leftover Easter candy.
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Arriving at a design space using mathematica
Hi all,
This is still a preliminary idea but wanted to get opinions before i
started off, our group wants to do a design space generation using
mathematica wherein we have a mathematical model to predict a certain
property and have specifications in terms of bounds on that calculated
property. we would like to obtain bounds on/(correlation between) the
independent variables in the model that gives rise to the calculated
property lying within reqd limits. i can think of a brute force
technique of running nested 'for' loops on all indep variables and
finding feasible points and taking min max to get bounds(which may not
be totally accurate), is there a more elegant way? graphical way? if
anybody has come across mathematica being put to use for similar
puposes, plz point me in that direction.
i am open to suggestions/ideas.


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Separate but equal is so 50 years ago.
The union of Mars and Venus
the collision of Uranus and Uranus
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#35987 Nov 12, 2012
The union of Mars and Venus
the collision of Uranus and Uranus
#35988 Nov 12, 2012
Maybe 50 years ago was better. Gays really don't mix well in normal society, and I personally don't support trying to "normalize" homosexuality. There's a reason they called them queers.
#35989 Nov 12, 2012
50 years ago before women's rights and civil rights? I'm sure your type probably would feel more comfortable.
#35990 Nov 12, 2012
50 years ago the top marginal tax rate was 70%. Would you like to go back?
#35991 Nov 12, 2012
Hey there, I'm Kimare's inner lesbian bitch; you know, the one with the non-functioning vagina and the militant lesbian voice.
Kindly ignore Kimare. Her meds are off (continually) and the charge nurse is down at the other end of the ward blowing a hot young LPN.
Inner lesbian sees what happened last Tuesday with the election. Inner lesbian knows that 4 states took a stand for marriage equality. Inner lesbian knows that marriage equality will soon be recognized throughout the entire country.
Now don't tell Kimare, but every time he used to bang his wife (when the meat and two veg were still working) I used to get off in a MAJOR way by watching through his eyes. I'm pretty sure I made a soul connection with the old broad too.
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#35994 Nov 12, 2012
so you're saying you didn't follow the flow of the conversation?
"KiMare'a the Monster Mutation"
Since: Nov 10
Location hidden
#35995 Nov 13, 2012
Hey, appreciate your concern for the slut lesbian in me. Sorry, but I always cover her one eye when I am with my wife. She is however grateful that she is not stuck with someone who looks like Candy Crowley...
Which begs the question, why does a butch lesbian dress and act like a man to attract another lesbian??? It's like this double twist of someone who is not quite a man attracting someone who is not quite a woman...
As to gay unions being called marriage, I feel bad for you. The closer something fake gets to the real thing, the clear the counterfeit becomes. Moreover, a child won't see two 'dads', they will see a missing mom. Sad for the child isn't it? At the price of gays pretending.
As for me? I face reality. I AM a major mutation. No denial. No lies. No pretending. Others say, "Damn you sure are! But your union of femininity and masculinity makes you so wise!" I attribute that to the double effect of a lesbian trapped in a straight man, AND being married. The union of Mars and Venus not... you know...
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#35996 Nov 13, 2012
a chimera is not a mutation and you are nothing but a liar. So what you are saying is out of the 34 of male-female chimeras that have been discovered one of them is you. Should be pretty easy to find you then. Being that there are only a couple male to female chimeras alive.
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#35997 Nov 13, 2012
if you were a chimera you would not be exceedingly ignorant about the condition as to call yourself a mutation.
#35999 Nov 13, 2012
Hey, thats not true! me and my boyfriend practive vigourous anal sex daily, and im not even 18! sometimes in school we sneak off into the janitors closet for a lil fudge packin. i have never gotten aids nor has my boyfriend but one time a little piece of poop got stuck on my weiner. u only get aids if u f**k monkeys pal
Since: Nov 12
Location hidden
#36000 Nov 13, 2012
KiMare, you are a living contradiction. You say you are both male and female, yet you are against gay marriage. Here is the contradiction: If you are indeed a hermaphrodite, that means you are both male and female. You are married to a woman, so the female part of you is also married to a woman. That makes you a woman married to a woman. It doesn't matter that the male part of you is dominant, you are also a woman. You go against your own marriage by saying gay marriage is wrong. You may suppress the female part of you, but you are still part woman, and married to a woman. If YOU are allowed to marry a woman, then you should NOT be against gays getting married, since even if you married a woman OR a man you are still having a gay marriage with either scenario. If you have the freedom to marry who you wish, male or female, don't you think that others should have that right, too? Or are you just a special exception to that rule? The male part of you is a chauvinist pig and you beat down that inner lesbian so you can think that what you are doing is ok. You are just a self-hating pig, and because you hate what you are so badly you go around bashing gay people when you are just hiding that lesbian inside of you and holding her prisoner. I guarantee she gets off when you have sex with your wife. The only thing that makes you different from a lesbian is you don't have to use a strap on! Just because you can appear to be a "natural" man doesn't mean you aren't a lesbian, and a lesbian married to another woman to boot. So go on ranting about gay marriage, you are only contradicting yourself!!
"KiMare'a the Monster Mutation"
Since: Nov 10
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#36001 Nov 13, 2012
You need to look up hermaphrodite.
Then you need to look up genetic chimera.
But maybe you should start at a simpler level;
Why does a butch lesbian dress and act like a man to attract another lesbian???
What will happen when gays achieve their next goal of claiming 'marriage', and everyone sees the distinction MORE THAN EVER???
Aren't these issues more of a concern for you?
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#36002 Nov 13, 2012
Inner lesbian here again. Dude, I dress you like a man every day, and you never once thought to ask me why?
I own you, and I win every time.
"KiMare'a the Monster Mutation"
Since: Nov 10
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#36003 Nov 13, 2012
So why does the butch dress and act like a man to attract another lesbian?
"KiMare'a the Monster Mutation"
Since: Nov 10
Location hidden
#36004 Nov 13, 2012
You don't own me, you want me.
Lesbians hit on me all the time.
The straight man won't let you win.
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#36005 Nov 13, 2012
I ask the questions, you answer them. Got it?
Now go put on something butch and manly.
United States
#36006 Nov 13, 2012
#36008 Nov 14, 2012
Ah, the joys of the marriage bed! Just as God intended.
United States
#36009 Nov 14, 2012
Game changer.
"Impeach Stevens!"
Since: Apr 10
Location hidden
#36011 Nov 14, 2012
God, Jesus, Allah, and Buddha were all ASEXUAL!!!
All of you are gonna burn in heck!
Am I right guys?
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Forge of Legends - Development Update
Empire Forge Software has posted a new development update for Forge of Legends.
Forge of Legends: Post Mortem
It has been quite some time since the last update was posted on the Forge of Legends project. I am finally able to share some information.
In the time since I last posted, the single largest factor in delaying work on the game is that I have moved my family twice. Selling and buying a home turned out to be a bit more than I bargained for. Moving twice even more so. I totally stopped coding work during this period.
However, even while I was still coding the game, I noticed a few troubling trends. Foremost was that when I began coding on FOL years ago, there were precious few examples of the kind of game it is intended to be. That is, a party-based, turn-based dungeon crawler, old school in every way. At the time, I wanted a game like that so badly that I decided to make my own! After years of coding, the market has shifted. There are more and more games like this out there. I feel the moment has passed, in essence.
Even when the game was making steady progress, I had outlined such a large feature scope that I was probably doomed never to complete the game. This in spite of lots of good advice out there about keeping your scope limited! I knew it was too much, but every feature was just too precious to cut, it seemed to me. I was designing the game I always wanted to play…
And the post ends with news the game is on now on hold, and to be redesigned.
What happens next? I haven't explicitly stated what I now intend for Forge of Legends. Partly that is because I am not sure. I will say that I am putting the code down for now, and moving to another project. There is still a largely complete 2D/3D game engine, however, and a usable level editor. I think I would be open to making the code for both of these available, given the right kind of person was interested in it. I have also given some thought to releasing a free, scope-reduced version of the game.
There is also a chance that I could return to the project in the future when the winds have changed. Who knows? Never say never, right?
As for me, I do have another project underway. One of my first and primary efforts is now to design what is minimally viable (see reduce scope above). I intend to bring it almost to completion before I bug anyone about it.
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SP/MP: Single-player
Setting: Fantasy
Genre: RPG
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Hey everyone I have two sets of wheels here up for grabs! I am looking at getting a different car so I am selling these to free up some cash.
--First I have Rota Tarmac II's (17x7.5 48offset). The rims are in EXCELLENT condition. They have no road rash at all! And not only that but they are barely a year old.(they are dirty in the pics, but they will be cleaned up) As of the moment they have nitto neogens on them, however one of the tires has a hole in a sketchy spot to patch, so i decided to get some new tires. however i will include the neogens if you want them, they dont have that good of tread, but if ya had an extra one you could get a good track set out of them. The tires that will come mounted on them are Goodyear Eagle RS-A's.(215/45-17) They have less then 500 miles on them. tread depth on the goodyears is about 3/8"
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I would really like to trade these for some stock 16's with tires, or just stock 16's without tires plus a little cash.(goldies or 6 spokes or wrx) however, if no trade, ill take $500
i am willing to drive a little to meet someone, however i dont really want to ship these.
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