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Nos dieron una buena noche de sueño Necesitan aspirar las habitaciones mejor.
Tienen un personal muy cálido y muy trabajador en recepción. Enorme jardín con rocas y sofás para sentarse y relajarse. WiFi gratuito, sin contraseña ni registro. Piscina cubierta climatizada. Máquina Kuerig para el café y tazas disponibles en cada habitación. Los botones para llamar al ascensor no funcionaban adecuadamente. Dentro del ascensor, las alfombras sucias.
El personal de recepción era muy servicial al recomendar restaurantes No funcionaba la máquina de hielo. "Nos dieron la habitación para personas con diversidad funcional que no necesitábamos ni pedimos. La base del WC estaba oxidad y había perdido óxido por todo
La proximidad a UMich Todo, especialmente el alto precio porque había un partido.
Muy agradable, el personal muy amable y servicial.
Loved the restaurant and the staff. When my son booked the room the info stated there was a free breakfast but there wasn't.
The pool view. The noise and the staff's attitude.
Food and alcohol prices were good and high quality. The discount coupons were great and helped offset the price of the room. Cost per night for a couple was a bit high at over $200.00
location It seemed like they they partially renovated but did not really want to spend the money to do the job right. So the lobby looks nice and modern but the rooms were just ok, and certain features (for example the bathrooms) were not renovated and appeared sort of dingy.
Decent place to stay and staff is very nice, but being more expensive than the other hotels in the area, I thought it'd have more to offer. Very tiny bathroom, pretty run down looking
Great pool and very friendly staff. Definitely a very quirky hotel but a nice place to stay. I paid for a room that did NOT overlook the pool, however the staff "upgraded" us to a pool-side room. This would have been great but there was a 40th birthday party going on all day and well into the evening. The adults at the party were very clean and courteous but their kids, who played in the pool for 10 straight hours, were extremely loud. It made it impossible to nap during the day, and the next morning I was awoken by the sound of the kids playing in the pool again at 8am.
Staff was great Room was a bit run down. Shower drain stopped up. Gave us a room next to one they were doing major construction on, so very loud.
No me gustó absolutamente nada sobre este lugar. El personal era grosero. La limpieza de todo el lugar era horrible, las camas estaban viejas las almohadas eran viejas y manchadas El baño era tan malo que me negué a usarlo La pintura y el yeso de las paredes se caía. En general, este lugar era asqueroso.
La habitación estaba limpia y el personal era puntual. Ubicación ideal cerca de la autopista principal. Precio excesivo para las instalaciones anticuadas. El desayuno era gratuito pero no había mucho donde elegir.
Los pasillos estaban helados. Fue un choque salir de la habitación.
La ubicación era buena Moda todo No mantenga Aunque sucia sensación de limpieza hizo un buen trabajo
Ubicación, precio y personal Las habitaciones son un poco 'run down' necesita una actualización.
It was clean and staff was nice Our room was given to someone else. We were tired and it was frustrating to have a delay in getting a room. The desk clerk was very nice and apologetic for the situation. The Inn was very clean and nicely decorated, but the traffic noise was such that it interrupted our sleep
It was perfect for me...from size of room to amenities to location, including price...very clean...staff very friendly & helpful. There were no problems/issues. My reservation was made on line and check-in/check-out was quick & smooth. I'd recommend this place to everyone.
Pricing was appealing limited breakfast staff was not very attentive- rude abrupt at check in
The room was clean, the amenities were up to hotel standards. The walls are very thin and the noise from the multiple highways surrounding the area make it difficult to get a good nights sleep. Of course around 3-4am you get a break in the cacophony. Bring good ear plugs and you should be fine.
The proximity, cleanliness, price and service were excellent. Nothing.
Ample, clean rooms, friendly staff, perfect location to University of Michigan North Campus. Fair continental breakfast and competitive price. Nothing.
Inexpensive and clean. Friendly, helpful staff. Free breakfast. Reasonably quiet despite being full. We did have to wait for the breakfast area to clear before we could get anywhere near it. Two separate sports teams (a volleyball and a swim team) had all their groups eating at 8am.
La habitación era muy amplia y las camas cómodas La pila del baño estaba en la habitación, no dentro del baño
Almohadas cómodas, el desayuno es bueno, tranquilo, piscina, zona de trabajo, nevera y microondas en la habitación Podría estar más limpio, las puertas hacen ruido al cerrarse, sería bueno tener un salón de vestíbulo más grande
Clean Friendly helpful staff Nice rooms Hotel Bar One of the best hotel breakfasts Shuttle service Pricey Breakfast is not free
My reservation got messed but because of a third party website but they took care of everything for me very quickly and professionally. The room and beds were awesome as well. I would definitely stay at this hotel again
Clean and quiet Charges $3 for coffee in the lobby. What hotel does that nowadays? I went out to Tim hortons and bought one cheaper.
El dueño es muy atento, amable y siempre dispuesto a ayudar a sus clientes.
Las personas que trabajan en el hotel y el trato del dueño del hotel. La calefacción (radiador) era antigua hacía mucho ruido y me molestaba cuando dormía.
el desayuno, bastante escaso.
Cama dura
One of the friendliest staffs I've ever seen (and I travel quite a bit).
Staff all very helpful & friendly.
We were there to take our child to her appointment at U of M Children's Hospital. It was a relaxing experience with a wonderful staff. The best part was they offered a shuttle to the hospital. That alone took a lot of stress off of us. Thank you again and we will be back.
Wonderful staff, quality breakfast options, and a very nice, comfortable room.
Convenient location, clean Outdated; breakfast area is very small and overcrowded
Snacks and water waiting for me in my room upon arrival. I received a recommendation and a coupon for a free appetizer at an excellent local restraunt which I used. The eggs at the breakfast were dry and the shower pressure was not very good.
I've never filed a noise complaint (or any complaint really) in my life until my stay there. We had a pre-teenage girl birthday party in both rooms across the hall from us. From about 8PM - midnight it was constant yelling/laughing/etc. We have an 18 month old that was trying to sleep, and were very worried they would wake him up. We asked the parent personally to have them quiet down, which didn't work, so we complained to the front desk twice, which also didn't seem to help. I'm not sure if the front desk did anything to try and help or not, but either way, our experience was not positive at this hotel, even if it may not have been primarily the hotel's fault.
Convenience to location. Very friendly staff. Comfortable and fairly good value for money. There were left overs from previous guests in the room fridge.
We were visiting our son for parents weekend. He's in college in Ann Arbor. The hotel was very nice and so was the staff The price was ridiculous for a Hampton inn, over $300 per night. Fine for a high end luxury hotel, not a Hampton inn
The room had some nice decor. I appreciated the "green" touches. Where do I begin? I wanted to relax in a bath, but the water would only fill 1/3 of the way. Oh, how relaxing lying in three inches of water! The big issue: I was over-charged an additional $150. When I called to figure out what was going on, I was told it was the booking site's fault. Repeatedly. I offered to send my reservation confirmation. Then, and only then, was I told they'd find a way to refund my money. And, was again told it wasn't their fault. The money will take 3-4 days to be refunded. With no response to a follow-up email asking why they had charged my account a second time, I called the hotel, was accidentally hung up on and then called back. The same manager from before told me repeatedly how busy she'd been all day. I felt like I was a nuisance. She was kind enough to say she'd look into the root of the problem. And kind enough to suggest I always double-check my room rates when checking in. Even if it's confirmed. First, that's not my job. Second, their mistake is not mine or any other guest's fault. They like to blame anyone else. Even you. Even if they say it sweetly, it's still not right. Traveler beware. Double check your room rate and your bank account if you stay here.
Checking in was very quick, Staff was friendly and bag breakfast was convenient
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Location, location, location! We were visiting our freshman at UM, and loved being able to walk throughout the campus as well as the charming town of Ann Arbor - we will definitely return! Free valet parking was a plus - and desk staff was great!! Bathroom is small, but adequate. Not wild about the step up into the bathroom or the extremely small sink but manageable. Complimentary continental breakfast was standard and coffee was weak - go to Comet Coffee instead!
Location. Pleasant staff. Noisy doesn't adequately describe the symphony of garbage can pickup at 6:00a.m. That the hotel knew was a problem when I paid up for this corner suite made it worse. Mood not helped by terrible wi-fi, shortage of outlets a malfunctioning toilet.
Location cleanliness
Location. There isnt a better location in A2. Right in the heart of the campus. Old and tired looking. It is like visiting your old beloved Grandmother. The place is tired, needs desperate upgrade and investment in the infrastructure (i.e. wallpatper, carpet, paint, etc). Just really tired looking. It was sad to see
The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Only 1 car included in free parking. Expensive for size of suite.
It was close to downtown the workers were very nice and friendly. The hotel was clean and continental breakfast was nice. Hotel room was small and outdated.
Excellent location for visiting the university with easy access to restraunts. Complimentary valet parking and breakfast was very nice.
The extra desk space made working on the road easier.
Convenient location The room had odors. Housekeeping didn't do a great job and one day didn't come at all. The free breakfast was little more than toast and coffee. And a "no smoking" room apparently means it's ok for everyone to stand in front of the rooms and smoke. I'll stay elsewhere next time.
Very convenient for visiting the University of Michigan's North Campus. Having a large granite counter with a sink and mirror outside the bathroom really helps more than one person get ready, There was room on the floor of our "Superior King Room" (next to the desk) for us to put a twin air bed that allowed our child to visit us overnight vs. staying in the dorm. The heater was difficult to accurately control. It took awhile to find a setting that wasn't over the top hot or freezing. When we did, it was comfortable although a bit loud.
The hotel was very clean and conveniently located for Parents Weekend for University of Michigan. The price was ridiculous for the rooms.
The room was clean and well set-up. The outlets embedded in the nightstand are a nice touch.
Very predictable. Close to where we needed to be for a wedding and to the amenities of Ann Arbor. Beds were lumpy and uncomfortable.
The breakfast deal with Big Boy I can't believe it was that expensive and there were no hair dryers, the key didnt work, no aaa discount, etc. way over priced. Will never stay there again.
Convenient location No coffee making equipment in room
Price It's a motel, door exits to the outside (snow and wind)
It was convenient. bed was a little small
close to highway beds very uncomfortable, didn't even have bed skirts on them! you would think even for $60 it would have been a little nicer. in room movies ere $15.99 which is ridiculous.
The indoor pool, the lounge area both inside and out, and the bistro's food choices. In the morning, it offers Starbuck's coffee and in the evening, it is a full bar. The fitness room didn't have much in the way of equipment and weights.
Dining off of the lobby was cool. TV's in the booths, very handy, breakfast was good and made fresh and quickly. Also liked the technology in the main lobby. Computers available , a big TV with seating for viewing, a special computer set up to quickly print boarding passed (very convenient), lots of seating for small gatherings. Also, all done with a nice modern décor. Hallway carpet to rooms seemed old in style, though room was nicely styled.
Went to visit the U of Michigan. Had heard Residence Inn's are very nice, but was a little disappointed - especially for the price. It seemed a trifle shabby - I expected better. Room was a little small. Hallways didn't seem clean enough. The pool was incredibly small, and for some reason was only half full of water. Whirlpool was also woefully small and none too powerful. The check-in guy was excrutiatingly slow and at times seemed disinterested in customers awaiting his service. The hotel seemed packed, but the rooms were very quiet. The breakfast was very satisfactory, and our check-out lady was very professional.
Went to visit the U of Michigan. Had heard Residence Inn's are very nice, but was a little disappointed - especially for the price. It seemed a trifle shabby - I expected better. Room was a little small. Hallways didn't seem clean enough. The pool was incredibly small, and for some reason was only half full of water. Whirlpool was also woefully small and none too powerful. The check-in guy was excrutiatingly slow and at times seemed disinterested in customers awaiting his service. The hotel seemed packed, but the rooms were very quiet. The breakfast was very satisfactory, and our check-out lady was very professional.
I've always liked Residence Inns. This one showed a little wear, but nevertheless was a good choice. I agree with the reviewer who said that the queen bed was smaller than your average queen. HVAC in this efficiency unit was quite loud but maintained temperature well. Room was pleasantly decorated and comfortable. Breakfasts were hot and much better than your average hotel 'continental breakfast'. Scrambled eggs, sausage, make-your-own waffles. Location convenient to several good restaurants and across from a shopping mall, plus right by I-94, and ten minutes from downtown.
We stayed here for 5 days and it was a great experience. The hotel staff was professional and very helpful. The room was clean, nicely decorated, very roomy and had a lot of extras including a personal grocery shopper at no charge! The business area had the use of a computer if you didn't bring your own notebook, very convienient for e-mail and printing airline boarding passes. Would not hesitate to stay here again!
It was just like having a home away from home for the four days of the Ann Arbor Art Fair this year. With temps in the 90s each day, we appreciated the full service fridge with ice maker! The buildings were quiet and nicely landscaped - I felt more like I had rented a condo for a few days than like I was staying in a hotel. Now if they would just add soy milk to the breakfast memo, I'd give it another star!
We checked in at 10:00 at night after driving for 5 hours and sitting in traffic. The evening check in lady was very rude. We then checked into our room whihc was ok - nothing spectacular and had to move rooms the next day because they had no available one bedrooms the first night eventhough when I called the day before they said they did. I wouldn't stay there again.
This is your basic suites hotel, but with all the immenities you may need. The rooms are good-sized with comfortable beds. The breakfasts were amazing, not your typical continental rolls and coffee
ok hotel but spacious room! it is a nice place to stay but far away from Umich campus.
My wife and I recently spent a weekend here with our three children and had a wonderful experience. The facilities were good (nothing incredibly special, but nothing that I would say needs improvement) but the service made this hotel stand out above the crowd. Every single staff member goes above and beyond to make you feel totally taken care of while you are there. The guy who runs the breakfast was especially wonderful!
The RI is a cooky-cutter complex by Marriott. i've stayed in quite a few and they are all of high quality and well placed near business destinations. The only variable really is the staff, and this experience happened to be excellent, as though they really cared. Breakfast is the usually carb-laden pig-out, but that seems unavoidable. I got the over-62 rate and was placed in one of the Penthouse units for a reasonable price. This unit could sleep a family of 6 with no trouble. I typically look for the best value I can find on PLIne and failing that, look for one of these ''extended'' properties. Residence Inn has yet to disappoint.
Staff was very friendly and accommodating. The layout of the rooms was nice. The beds were uncomfortable and had stained bedspreads.
Location. Not enough TV stations.
Staff member was friendly Bathroom door didn't latch shut TV was poor quality Linens were poor quality


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Men's Golf in 22nd after Three Days at NCAA Championship
May 25, 2014
HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Weather once again played a major factor on the third day of the Men's Golf NCAA Championship at Prairie Dunes Country Club, as play was suspended midway through the third round on Sunday. Through nearly two and a half rounds, the University of Kentucky men's golf team is in 22nd place at 16-over par. The Wildcats will finish third round play at 7:30 a.m. CT on Monday.
Round three of the championships teed off at approximately 4:40 p.m. CT Sunday. Teams 16-30 and the three high individuals will begin third round play in a shotgun format. There is a limited amount of time to complete this half of the round (teams 16-30 and three higher individuals). If play is unable to be completed in the time window, which would close Monday mid-morning, all scores in round three would be declared null and void. In such a scenario, round three will be repaired to include only teams 1-15 and the six low individuals not on those teams (based on non-sudden death tie breaking procedures) to determine the eight teams for match play and the individual champion.
Due to weather conditions, round four of competition (low 40 individuals and ties) at the NCAA Championships has been cancelled.
"If nothing else this week will help prepare us for future rain delays," said UK head coach Brian Craig. "We have never been on and off the course as much as this week. We have 10 holes left and need to stay positive and finish strong. This team keeps fighting. We played real solid golf on a windy day today. We were real close, and I mean real close to having a great (second) round."
No. 3 Stanford leads the pack at 12-under par, 548, through 36 holes while No. 1 Alabama (-8), No. 2 Oklahoma State (-4), No. 16 LSU (-3) and No. 4 Georgia Tech (-1) make up the current top five in the team standings. Stanford's Cameron Wilson is atop the individual leaderboard at 6-under par, 134.
Filling out the rest of the top 15 in the team standings are SMU (E), No. 14 Oklahoma (E), No. 21 UCLA (+3), No. 24 South Carolina (+4), No. 9 Illinois (+5), No. 23 Auburn (+6), No. 15 Vanderbilt (+6), No. 8 Washington (+6), No. 17 Texas (+7), No. 13 UAB (+7) and No. 5 California (+7).
Senior Ben Stow continues to lead the Wildcats at even par through nearly two and a half rounds of play. Stow turned in a 1-over par, 71, to start the day in the second round. After play was stopped for the day, he was 1-over par through seven holes in the third round. He will begin Monday's play tied for 26th.
Senior Stephen Powers is three strokes behind Stow at 3-over par and tied for 62nd through eight holes of the third round. Powers recorded the low UK round in the second round at even par, 70.
Junior David Snyder and Senior Cody Martin are at 6-over par and 8-over par, respectively, overall through two and a half rounds of play. Snyder is tied for 92nd and Martin is tied for 107th. The two posted rounds of 5-over par, 75, and 1-over par, 71, in the second round.
Junior Will Bishop is tied for 127th at 11-over par for the tournament. Bishop shot a 4-over par, 74, to start the day in the second round and is currently 1-over par through the first eight holes of the third and final round.
To see up-to-date current standings through the start of the third round go to GolfStat.com.
Golf Channel's on-site pre-game news coverage of will be expanded to start at 2 p.m. ET on Monday, May 26, and will be followed by live tournament coverage from 5 p.m. ET through the conclusion of play. Golf Central Pre Game will include live look-ins to the tournament action from Prairie Dunes Country Club and will be hosted by Kelly Tilghman, Charlie Rymer, Holly Sonders and Steve Burkowski. Beginning at 5 p.m. ET, Golf Channel's exclusive, live tournament coverage of the NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships will feature the crowning of the 2014 NCAA Individual Champion and the qualification for the top-8 teams for Tuesday's Match Play team competition. Golf Central Pre Game and live tournament coverage will be streamed online via Golf Live Extra.
For more information on the University of Kentucky men's golf team please visit UKathletics.com and follow on Twitter @UKmensgolf.
Prairie Dunes Country Club
Hutchinson, Kan. – May 23-28
Par: 70 (35-35)
Yardage: 6,941 (3,439-3,502)
Tournament Central: Here
Live Scoring: Stats
Third Round Results (7-8):
T21. Kentucky: 288-286-(+2)= +16
T26. Ben Stow: 68-71-+1(7)= E
T62. Stephen Powers: 73-70-E(8)= +3
T92. David Snyder: 71-75-E(8)= +6
T107. Cody Martin: 76-71-+1(8)= +8
T127. Will Bishop: 76-74-+1(8)= +11


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ARPH2616 - Public Archaeology
Semester 2, 2011 | Credit Points: 6
Coordinator: Dr Sarah Colley
This unit introduces and discusses the theory and practice of archaeology in the public domain where archaeologists have responsibilities to Indigenous peoples, community groups, clients and government. Australian and other case studies will be used to discuss the public benefits of archaeology and ways in which government policies and legislation and issues surrounding ethics and professionalism interact with popular and public understandings of the past to produce different kinds of archaeological knowledge and practice which have historical and contemporary evidence.
one 2500 word essay (50%), one 1000 word seminar write-up (25%), one 1000 word in-class test (25%)
M. Pearson and S. Sullivan Looking after Heritage Places (Melb. Uni. Press 1995)
S. Colley, Uncovering Australia. Archaeology, Indigenous People and the Public (Allen and Unwin, 2002)
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Tompkins, Emma L., Adger, W.N. and Brown, K. (2000) Hierarchy of institutional pre-conditions for participatory natural resource management At Development Studies Association. Environmental Resources and Sustainable Development Study Group Conference, Environmental Resources: Conflict, Co-operation and Governance, United Kingdom. 17 - 18 May 2000.


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OWASP Guide Project
OWASP Developer Guide
The OWASP Developer Guide 2014 is a dramatic re-write of one of OWASP's first and most downloaded projects. The focus moves from countermeasures and weaknesses to secure software engineering.
The OWASP Developer Guide is the original OWASP project. It was first published in 2002, when Ajax was only a mote in Microsoft's eye with the new e-mail notification in Outlook Web Access (and only if you used Internet Explorer). Since then, the web has come a long way. Unfortunately, the Developer Guide never really took off with the intended audience: developers. The original Guide was more a how to perform a web application penetration test, material now better covered in the OWASP Testing Guide .
The Developer Guide 2014 is a "first principles" book - it's not specific to any one language or framework, as they all borrow ideas and syntax from each other. There are highly specific issues in different languages, such as PHP configuration settings or Spring MVC issues, but we need to look past these differences and apply the basic tenets of secure system engineering to application security.
The major themes in the Developer Guide include:
We are re-factoring the original material from the Developer Guide 2.0, released in July 2005, and bring it into the modern world, and focus it tightly on modern web apps that use Ajax and RESTful API, and of course, mobile applications. All testing material will move to the OWASP Testing Guide and all code review material to the OWASP Code Review Guide.
Intended audience
The primary audience for the new version of the Developer Guide is Architects and Developers. The Developer Guide can still be used by penetration testers who want to move up to software verification or improve their craft, but the primary focus will become how to implement secure software from first principles.
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OWASP Developer Guide is free to use. It is licensed under the http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 license], so you can copy, distribute and transmit the work, and you can adapt it, and use it commercially, but all provided that you attribute the work and if you alter, transform, or build upon this work, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license to this one.
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We are developing the Guide in the open on GitHub.
All versions of the Developer Guide are also there for historical purposes.
Please come join us there and help write the next edition!
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- When will the new version be released?
- We are hoping to have the first milestone, consisting of the Authentication, Session Management, Access Control, Input validation and output encoding, and Data Protection chapters complete by September 2014. If we get more volunteers, sooner.
- I only have a few minutes per month to help! How do I get involved?
- Please join the mail list, introduce yourself, go find something that needs fixing in the GitHub issue list and then fix it and mail it back to us. We'll take it from there!
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- Please join the mail list, introduce yourself, go find something that needs writing or missing on GitHub, write the first draft and mail it to us on the mail list. We'll take it from there!
- How do I get commit privileges on GitHub?
- Write something for the Guide. Rinse and repeat! :) Or provide so many fixes that we give in and let you have at it directly.
The OWASP Developer Guide is developed by a worldwide team of volunteers. The primary contributors to date have been:
- Andrew van der Stock
- Abraham Kang
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- Tom Chen
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The OWASP Developer Guide 2.0 would not be where it is today without the generous gift of volunteer time and effort from many individuals. If you are one of them, and not on this list, please contact Andrew van der Stock, firstname.lastname@example.com
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Further development of the Development Guide occurs through mailing list discussions and occasional workshops, and suggestions for improvement are welcome. For more information, please contact us.
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Work has begun on the next version of the Development Guide! Read all about it, here
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The Development Guide project is always on the lookout for volunteers who are interested in translating the Development Guide into another language.
- Translation Onboarding Instructions (Currently under development!)
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1. About the Development Guide
The Development Guide is aimed at architects, developers, consultants and auditors and is a comprehensive manual for designing, developing and deploying secure Web Applications and Web Services. The original OWASP Development Guide has become a staple diet for many web security professionals. Since 2002, the initial version was downloaded over 2 million times. Today, the Development Guide is referenced by many leading government, financial, and corporate standards and is the Gold standard for Web Application and Web Service security.
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Taylor Swift: Fan Favorite in Paris
Showing some love to her French fans, Taylor Swift arrived at NRJ radio station in Paris this morning (November 8).
Sporting a classy black and white dress, the "I Knew You Were Trouble" singer completed her ensemble with a pair of black Christian Louboutin heels as she promoted her new album Red.
Regarding Swifty's constant love themes in her music, some friends of Taylor recently told press, "All Taylor wants is to be loved. She's a prisoner of her work. It takes up all of her time. She overworks relationships. She puts so much pressure on them, it ultimately kills the deal. Then she's baffled as to why it didn't work."
"It's like she's analyzing love like a scientist, rather than just feeling it. It's ironic that she is a multimillionaire from singing about love."
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Striking the perfect balance between top class quality and sensible valuation is Bayern Munich front-man Mario Mandzukic.
The Croatian international has been a vital contributor for FCB since arriving at the Allianz Arena in summer 2012 – with Mandzukic leading the line, the Bavarians have claimed six pieces of silverware over the last eighteen months, including the Champions League and Bundesliga titles.
In the process, the 6 foot 2 forward has found 40 goals in 71 appearances, including thirteen in the German top flight this season.
But the 27 year-old's importance in Munchen looks set to be gazumped by the impending bosman arrival of Robert Lewandowski; the Borussia Dortmund star is regarded as one of the best strikers in Europe, and is two years Mandzukic's junior.
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An aerial threat, a tireless worker and renowned for his ability to bring the midfield into the game – often operating with his back to goal – the former Wolfsburg and Zagreb star would provide a similar, yet upgraded service to Arsenal top scorer Olivier Giroud.
The Gunners' interest is widely documented in the tabloids and it's believed a £25million deal could be enough to secure Mandzukic's services – considerably cheaper than the current price-tags set on Radamel Falcao, Edinson Cavani et al. – but a host of clubs from Chelsea to Roma are all in the mix to sign the Bayern front-man.


text: Politics 13 March 2008 War on want The Conscience of a Liberal Paul Krugman Allen Lane, the Penguin Press, 304p Sign up for our weekly email * "Can the political environment really be that decisive in determining economic inequality?" Princeton's Paul Krugman suggests it can, and he cites Franklin D Roosevelt's New Deal as a case in point. Charting the rise and fall of the American welfare state, he shows how "accidents of history" facilitated a daring leftward turn that, for a short time, eliminated the super-rich and significantly closed the wage gap. Krugman is prolific by anyone's standards, having produced over 20 books in as many years. A neo-Keynesian at heart, he produces analyses that take the reader on a dogged hunt for the many causes of our modern inequalities, explaining the shady workings of the money business with a rare clarity. The Conscience of a Liberal is an economist's eye-view of the alarming rise of the American right: radical "movement conservatives" intent on rolling back the achievements of FDR's policies, social services and all. "Those who call themselves conservative," he warns, "want to take us back to the Gilded Age, undoing a century of history." But unlike other leftist polemics, it ends optimistically. For Krugman, it is still "possible to reduce inequality and make America a middle-class nation". "Now," he writes, "is the time to get started." Yo Zushi is a contributing writer for the New Statesman. His latest album, It Never Entered My Mind, is out now on Eidola Records and is on Spotify here. Subscribe from just £1 per issue This article first appeared in the 17 March 2008 issue of the New Statesman, Iraq: the war that changed us More


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Among the latest wave of Silicon Valley newcomers is one well-established and rather unlikely tenant. TechCrunch reports that McDonald's (NYSE:MCD) has launched a digital incubator on San Francisco's Market Street – specifically in the Tenderloin neighborhood, where companies like Twitter (NYSE:TWTR), Yammer, Spotify, and Square have set up shop.
Advertising Age reports that the tech hub, spearheaded by Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Yahoo (NASDAQ:YHOO) veteran Atif Rafiq, has hired engineers from eBay's (NASDAQ:EBAY) PayPal, Facebook (NASDAQ:FB), AOL (NYSE:AOL), Yahoo, and Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) Xbox. Rafiq said to Ad Age that the hub is intended to help McDonald's grow the digital projects that will connect it with a younger, more digitally savvy consumer. He added that the San Francisco office will aid McDonald's in attracting more talent to accomplish those goals, though the majority of its employees so far have come from Rafiq's personal network.
The move comes as McDonald's and its many competitors, like Burger King (NYSE:BKW) and Wendy's (NASDAQ:WEN), try to make up for what has been a slow effort to embrace new tech that can change the traditional fast food experience. McDonald's has been testing mobile payments after Burger King and Wendy's began allowing customers to pay via a smartphone, Time reported in March. Both companies' apps generate a code that customers use to pay at the register.


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EL PASO, Texas - There are multiple construction projects going on all at once around El Paso.
One that was unexpected began Saturday after a water main break on Yarbrough and Gateway West.
Officials with El Paso Water Utilities said that because of the water main break, the Yarbrough southbound lanes will remain closed until Friday afternoon.
On Interstate 10, it's been a whole different headache for drivers, ranging from east to west central El Paso.
In east El Paso, TXDOT crews continue to work on the second phase of the Officer Angel David Garcia interchange.
Both Thursday night and Friday night, Loop 375 southbound will be completely closed between the Americas interchange and the North Loop overpass.
In west central El Paso, crews have been working on installing new fences along all the bridges over I-10 from the spaghetti bowl to Thorn Avenue.
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Official Released CyanogenMod 10 Galaxy S with Basic Root Guide
As Jelly Bean makes its away across the Android landscape, devices are getting all kinds of official updates, official custom ROMs and unofficial versions of both. It really is the flavor of the season as each new release brings devices more up to date and people get to experience newest—and most critically acclaimed—version of Android that's ever been released. For the Samsung Galaxy S, an official update to Jelly Bean is a long way off and that's assuming the aging device gets an official update at all. For rooted users, though, there is another option.
Officially Released CyanogenMod 10 Galaxy S
The venerable and world famous CyanogenMod10 has been released for the Samsung Galaxy S. Unlike many CM10 builds going around these days, this one is official from the CM Team itself. As is to be expected from all Jelly Bean custom ROMs right now, CyanogenMod 10 Galaxy S is a little shaky as developers are still working out some kinks and bugs. To use it, Galaxy S owners must be rooted and have a custom recovery. As time goes, the ROM will get more stable and have less things wrong with it. For right now, though, it is not recommended to use as your daily ROM but if you want to fiddle around and check out all that Jelly Bean has to offer, then it's definitely a good opportunity for that.
SEE ALSO: CyanogenMod 10 for Samsung Nexus S Released
Quick Rooting Guide for Samsung Galaxy S
If you don't have root or custom recovery, the method is quite simple. Of course, if you do decide to follow this method, you do so at your own risk. Download Odinv3 from here. Then go to this thread and download whichever kernel you need. If you have FroYo, download the FroYo version. If you have Gingerbread, download the Gingerbread version, and so on. Then, turn off your Galaxy S and reboot into download mode using Volume Up + Power Button + Home Button. Then connect your device to your computer, open up Odinv3, click the "PDA" button and find the kernel you downloaded earlier. Don't press anything else other than to start Odin. Once the phone reboots, you'll have root and custom recovery. Simply install Superuser and Busybox from the Google Play Store if it's not already there.
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It's Go Time in Retail
Massive change is afoot in the retail sector as legacy standalone technologies give way to the cross-functional uses offered by networked systems. Gaining a keen sense of how organizations are evolving, and what challenges and needs confront them, can create problem-solving opportunities.
That ability for all of an organization's stakeholders to leverage the investmen
t is what makes retailers unique from other customers, says Guay.
"If you are working at a Fortune 500, you don't want everyone to have access to all of the different systems," he says. "But in retail all of the stakeholders in the corporate office are supporting that tip of the spear, commerce optimization, and the video allows them to be present to see what is going on to validate what is supposed to be happening and to make adjustments with what should be happening."
In updating its annual "Vertical Insights" global retail market report for 2012, research firm IHS found that retail organizations are increasingly migrating toward mobile POS. Some retailers are now replacing traditional checkout registers and assigning clerks to use portable computers to complete transactions. For example, the Apple Store, where no cash registers are to be found. Instead, employees scan the item's bar code with a specially outfitted iPhone or iPad, swipe the customer's card and E-mails them a receipt. The transaction can happen anywhere in the store. Near-Field Communications (NFC)-enabled smartphones are also expected to eventually gain in popularity in the United States to make purchases in a similar fashion.
"This changes the way loss prevention managers have to think about stock loss, as putting an EAS tag onto items with a high loss rate doesn't work in this mobile world," says Paul Bremner, market research analyst with IHS' security services division. "I think we will see the emergence of RFID tagging in combination with EAS systems. EAS systems are very much ingrained into retail at this point."
Indeed, at TycoIS' exhibit booth at the NRF conference, Sell pinpointed mobile POS as a major disruptor for traditional EAS systems. "If I buy something and I check it out on my own and it has an EAS tag, how do I deactivate it if I'm not going to the counter to deactivate," he says. "We have to come up with new ways for that mobile point of sale inside the store to work while we are still doing all these other technologies."
Digital Answers for Retailers With Legacy Systems
As with most other vertical market niches, helping end users transition from analog to IP-based systems remains a definitive opportunity for security providers. The retail sector is no exception, although prolonged recessionary belt-tightening necessitates that many customers continue to leverage existing systems as much as possible.
"It's finding the right migration strategy for them to eventually get to a more sophisticated solution if that's what their business demands," says Art Miller, vice president of marketing, Vector Security.
As Miller explains, if the retailer has existing analog cameras, a managed network services solution can be tailored to provide a bridge or they can utilize the cloud for certain smaller applications. For example, a cash room can be monitored using a cloud solution.
"It's something that you can develop an IP strategy around. It is a hosted solution that allows you to look at things remotely," Miller says. "They can parse out those little applications and start to look at that from a cloud perspective or some other digital solution. Finding that right migration strategy is really the key."
Andersen describes migrating from analog to IP is like taking small, manageable baby steps that are measurable and quantifiable. If the budget doesn't allow for it or the user's needs don't call for it, there is no need for rip and replace any longer.
"If you are still in the coax world, you can put in a media converter to digitize that signal so that you can put an encoder on that camera. As that camera reaches end of life, you can then migrate the customer to IP," she says. "You can actually fully depreciate the analog camera and still have all the benefits of an IP world. It's a matter of getting them there at a very cost-conscious way of delivering that."
To that end, March Networks arrived at the NRF conference primarily to promote its new series of eight-channel hybrid NVRs. Geared for small and midsized retail organizations with analog cameras, the boxes offer intuitive software for fraud identification and store operations monitoring.
A suite of intelligent video software applications integrates surveillance video, analytics and POS transaction data to provide customizable, automated reports with video images. Retailers can quickly scan the reports each day to see if their stores opened on time, if shelves were stocked properly, employees were dressed as required, and to review other compliance and operational standards. Exception reports can also be assessed to catch suspect transactions.
Ali Mahmoud, March Networks' product line manager for vertical software solutions, explained how a retailer could generate Web-based reports to track theft incidents or other issues using the hybrid NVR platform with existing analog cameras. His generic example, a small fast-food restaurant: A back door report, which records every entry/exit, would provide a thumbnail image of each person who opens the door from the outside or inside. "Maybe we want to see if somebody is going outside and taking too many breaks. The report is really quick to skim through. I am seeing if somebody is carrying product out; if they are letting their friends in, etc."
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Employees Are Thieving in Record Numbers
Shoplifting is a seriously increasing problem that is stealing retailers' profits while driving retail prices higher and can result in the closing of stores, says the author of the newly released Retail Theft Survey.
The 25th annual survey by consulting firm Jack L. Hayes Int'l examined 23 of the largest retail companies in the country, which collectively operate 18,900 stores with sales exceeding $589 billion in 2012. The study shows that 71,095 dishonest employees were apprehended in 2012, up 5.5% from 2011. In total, more than $50 million was recovered in those cases, up 7% from a year earlier.
The survey's reporting retailers alone apprehended more than 1.1 million shoplifters and dishonest workers, and recovered more than $189 million from these crooks in 2012. That represents more than an 18% increase in recovered dollars compared to the previous year, according to the annual survey.
"The theft problem is not getting better, it is getting worse as shoplifters and dishonest employees continue to steal in record numbers," Mark Doyle, president of Jack L. Hayes Int'l, tells SSI. "Retailers need assistance from manufacturers and dealers with workable cost-effective solutions to help prevent these thefts from taking place on both the internal [dishonest employee] and external [shoplifting] fronts."
Which technologies and other preventive measures prove most effective in thwarting perpetrators depends on the
type of crime. While customer service is the best deterrent to shoplifting — most shoplifters want and need privacy — the use of electronic article surveillance (EAS) systems and CCTV certainly is of great benefit to retailers, Doyle says the survey bears out.
"We are hearing that advances in data mining/point-of-sale [POS] exception reporting are having a big positive influence on more accurately and quickly identifying possible employee theft situations. This technology is a must for most all retailers."
Though the report did not provide exact numbers, in general, more recently hired employees — those with less than a year on the job — and part-time employees with no vested interest in the company are the employees who tend to be apprehended more frequently.
Among other key findings, 2012 proved the sixth time in the past 10 years where both shoplifter and dishonest employee apprehensions and recovery dollars increased. Also, dollar recoveries from shoplifting apprehensions increased for the 10th time in the past 11 years; and dollar recoveries from shoplifters where no apprehension was made have now increased for 16 consecutive years.
Complete survey results are available at hayesinternational.com.
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BronyCon is an annual fan convention held on the east coast of the United States for fans of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, among them adult and teenage fans of the show, who call themselves bronies. Eight events have occurred to date, with the most recent one in July 2016 drawing in 7,609 attendees. On October 20, 2014, BronyCon chairman Josh Dean had announced plans for the convention all the way through 2025.[1]
BronyCon was previously styled as BroNYCon, as its first three conventions were held in New York City. It dropped the 'NYC' capitalization for its fourth event, which was held in nearby Secaucus, New Jersey. The 2013 event marked the convention's move to Baltimore, Maryland,[2] as well as a shift from twice a year to once a year.[3] A 501(c)(3) non-profit entity, Lunar Solis Corp., has since been created to operate the convention and manage its charity efforts.
My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic first aired on the Hub on October 10, 2010, as part of Hasbro's intent to promote the fledgling network and market its new line of My Little Pony toys.[4] Though a critical success with the target demographic of young girls and their parents,[5][6] it attracted an unexpected audience of teenage and adult fans, primarily male, originating from the 4chan imageboard. The fandom adopted the term "brony", a portmanteau of "bro" and "pony", and became a highly participatory culture representing New Sincerity, creating artwork, fan fiction, music, mashup videos, and other media.[7][8] The show's creators, including executive producers Lauren Faust, Jayson Thiessen, Christophe Toverski, the writers and voice actors, Hasbro and the Hub have sought to embrace the brony community, communicating openly with the community and placing subtle nods to the fandom within the show and licensed property.[7][9][10]
One facet of the older fan base was to create local meetups to socialize about the show and other elements.[8] BronyCon grew out of the local meetups in the New York metropolitan area; it was founded in 2011 by fan Jessica Blank ("Purple Tinker"), who views the brony movement as a "men's version of feminism".[11][12] Following the success of an "inaugural NYC brony meet" in Little Italy on May 28, 2011, which was attended by over 30 people,[13][14][15] the first BronyCon took place in Midtown Manhattan in June 2011 and drew 100 attendees. The second, held in September 2011, had been able to secure the show's current supervising director Jayson Thiessen as a guest, leading to an increase to 300 people attending the event.[8] The third convention, held in January 2012, included three of the voice actresses from the show, drawing at least 700 attendees and requiring the move to a large meeting center.[16]
The fourth BronyCon, held on June 30, 2012 and July 1, 2012, had early on been able to arrange for several of the voice actors and show writers to attend. The staff was able to arrange for Faust and actor John de Lancie, who voiced the villain Discord for two episodes, to be guests of honor. Upon announcement of these high-profile guests, interest in the convention sharply increased.[12] The staff moved the location to the Meadowlands Exposition Center in New Jersey and expanded the event over two days, allowing the convention to hold more than 4,000 attendees, while live-streaming panels to an estimated 3,500 additional viewers.[12][17]
Andrew Benage, BronyCon's media liaison, estimated that BronyCon's 2013 event would attract between 6,000 and 8,000 attendees, including a larger proportion of international fans.[18] On November 10, 2012, it was announced on the BronyCon Facebook page that the BronyCon 2013 event would be held at the Baltimore Convention Center and the Hilton Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore, Maryland on August 2, 2013 to August 4, 2013.[19] The 2013 event drew 8,407 attendees and hosted panels of voice actors and writers from the show as well as the creators of the My Little Pony comic series.
The sixth BronyCon convention ran from August 1–3, 2014 in Baltimore, and drew more than 9,600 attendees;[20] the 2015 BronyCon event ran at the Baltimore Convention Center for August 7–9, 2015 and drew 10,011 attendees, an increase from 2014. Visit Baltimore, the city's tourism board, estimates that BronyCon brings in $5.5 million in revenue to local businesses.[21]
The eighth BronyCon convention ran from July 8–10, 2016 in Baltimore and drew 7,609 attendees, a decrease of roughly 24% from the previous year.[22]
Convention chairman Josh Dean confirmed over Twitter that BronyCon has dates set through 2025.[23]
In 2015, the Baltimore Business Journal reported in an article regarding BronyCon that BronyCon has a long-term contract to hold BronyCon at the Baltimore Convention Center until BronyCon 2019.[21] The venue for BronyCon 2020 to 2025 currently, as of August 12, 2015 remains unknown.
In 2016, Visit Baltimore, Baltimore's convention and tourism agency released their FY2016 annual report that states on page 38 that BronyCon will be held in Baltimore in 2020 with a start date of July 28, 2020, 2021 with a start date of August 10, 2021 and 2022 with a start date of August 2, 2022.[24] As of November 18, 2016 it's unknown what venue BronyCon will be held in for 2023 to 2025.
Since moving from the smaller venues, BronyCon typically offers upwards of one hundred panels and activities for attendees; many panels are dedicated to the convention's guests of honor but includes panels and presentations from members of the fanbase on art, music, writing, video productions, and other community aspects.[20] The convention also provides a number of activity rooms, such as for art, video games, cosplay, and with the introduction of the official Enterplay collectible card game based on the show, rooms for card game tourneys. The convention has included a musical concert over one or two nights called "Bronypalooza", featuring fan musicians performing for the attendees, at times joined by some of the guests of honors. The convention attracts a large number of freelance vendors (over 200 at the 2014 convention, for example), selling handmade art, along with selected retail vendors with licensed My Little Pony merchandise.[20]
The convention is designed to be family-friendly, and has drawn upward of 10% of its attendees from children under 14 who also enjoy the show.[20] While the brony fandom tends to be mostly males (85% based on a 2013 unofficial survey), BronyCon also attracts a larger percentage of female fans; 34% of the attendees for the 2014 BronyCon were female.[20]
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BronyCon is due to remain at the Baltimore Convention Center through 2019.[21] The future venue for BronyCon 2020 to 2025 is unknown as of August 12, 2015.
In 2016, Visit Baltimore, Baltimore's convention and tourism agency released their FY2016 annual report that states on page 38 that BronyCon will be held in Baltimore in 2020 with a start date of July 28, 2020, 2021 with a start date of August 10, 2021 and 2022 with a start date of August 2, 2022.[24] As of November 18, 2016 it's unknown what venue BronyCon will be held in for 2023 to 2025.
BronyCon has attracted the attention of filmmakers as to document the brony phenomenon. One such documentary is Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans of My Little Pony. Prior to the 4th BronyCon, documentary filmmaker Michael Brockhoff started a Kickstarter-funded project to create a documentary about the brony culture to be filmed at the convention, tentatively titled BronyCon: The Documentary.[32] He was joined by actor John de Lancie, who voiced the character of Discord from the first two episodes "The Return of Harmony" from the second season;[33] Faust had envisioned Discord based on de Lancie's earlier role as Q from Star Trek.[34] De Lancie had not initially considered the role to be significant, but after airing of the episode, discovered himself to be awash in enthusiastic fans of the show praising his performance. Since then, he had become fascinated by the brony culture, comparing it to the growth of fans from the original Star Trek series, and signed on to be an executive producer for this documentary.[35]
Brockhoff initially sought for $60,000 to create the documentary but this was quickly met. Brockhoff adjusted the goal part way through, looking to secure $200,000, which would allow him to film at the homes of fans of the show and elsewhere outside of the convention, and to bring aboard both Faust and Strong as co-executive producers along with de Lancie. This goal was also met well before the end of the pledge period, and so an additional target of $280,000 was set to allow the filmmakers to get additional coverage on two European conventions (GalaCon and B.U.C.K.) and perform more remote coverage of specific aspects of the brony culture.[32][36] The funding drive ended with more than $340,000 in pledges, making it the second-largest film-based project to be funded on Kickstarter.[37]
Brockhoff and his team have announced plans to rerelease the documentary with additional content after its release to Kickstarter backers in a film package, Bronies, that will be available for the public through retail and digital storefronts as well as for showings at film festivals, to be completed by 2013.[38] After an initial showing at Equestria LA in Los Angeles in early November 2012, the producers opted to change the title of the film to Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans of My Little Pony, reflecting the larger scope of the project.[39]
A separate documentary film, A Brony Tale, is a Canadian-American production directed by Brent Hodge. After collaborating with her band Hey Ocean at CBC Radio 3, Hodge met Vancouver voice actress Ashleigh Ball. When Ashleigh told Brent about e-mails she was getting from fans that called themselves "bronies", Hodge immediately began production. The film focuses on the brony phenomenon as well as follows the experience of Ashleigh Ball, one of the show's voice actresses, as she receives an invitation to the January 2012 BronyCon and decides to attend. The film premiered at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival where it received critical acclaim and received a theatrical release on July 8, 2014. The film received critical acclaim, holding an 89% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and is currently available through digital downloads, DVD and on Blu-Ray.
"No crowdfunding. Self-funded through Hodgee Films. It started out as just a fun project I wanted to do and really snowballed and turned into something. I'm good friends with the main subject Ashleigh Ball, so filming didn't have to be such an ordeal. We would just hang out and create stuff. I couldn't wait for any funding or even the time to fill out the forms for grant applications. I didn't want anyone else to have a say with the planning of this one. I knew I just needed to film it," said Hodge in an interview with IndieWire.[40][41]
The 2014 BronyCon was featured on a Season 4 episode of AMC's Comic Book Men.[42]
The 2015 BronyCon is featured on the WWE Network on the "WWE Culture Shock" series hosted by Corey Graves, former NXT Tag Team Champion (with Adrian Neville) and #1 Contender for the NXT Championship.[43] The 2015 BronyCon was also featured on the Channel 4 programme World of Weird broadcast on 23 September 2015.[44][45]
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- ^ Wilson, Melody (2012-07-03). "Why do These Grown Men Love "My Little Pony?"". Slate. Retrieved 2012-07-03.
- ^ a b c Wilson, Melody (2012-07-03). "Brony Love: Lauren Faust, Creator of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, Live from Bronycon!". Bitch. Retrieved 2012-07-03.
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- ^ "July / June Brony Meetups!". Equestria Daily. 2011-06-04. Retrieved 2014-08-25.
- ^ "New York City Brony Meetup". Equestria Daily. 2011-06-04. Retrieved 2014-08-25.
- ^ Tucker, Reed (2012-01-10). "Horsing around!". New York Post. Retrieved 2012-01-11.
- ^ a b c Wennemer, Rob (2012-06-29). "Pittsburgh guys profess love for My Little Pony". Pittsburg Post-Gazette. Retrieved 2012-06-29.
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- ^ a b c d e f Gregory, Jennifer Goforth (2014-08-08). "The Bros Who Love My Little Pony". The Atlantic. Retrieved 2014-08-08.
- ^ a b c Meehan, Sarah (2015-08-07). "8 things you need to know about BronyCon, the 'My Little Pony' convention". Baltimore Business Journal. Retrieved 2015-08-07.
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- ^ Mathews, Anne (2012-05-24). "The 10 Nerdiest Easter Eggs in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic". Topless Robot. Retrieved 2012-08-21.
- ^ Standefer, Lillian (2012-05-24). "Dcc 2012: john de lancie takes you from star trek to my little pony". Scifi Mafia. Retrieved 2012-08-21.
- ^ Jules (2012-05-30). "Kickstart BronyCon: The Documentary". Wired. Retrieved 2012-05-30.
- ^ Connelly, Brendon (2012-06-12). "Bronies Make My Little Pony Convention Film The Second Most Funded in the History of Kickstarter". Retrieved 2012-06-12.
- ^ "Bronycon Documentary - Release Details". Equestria Daily. 2012-07-07. Retrieved 2012-08-21.
- ^ Michael Brockhoff (2012-11-07). "BRONIES". Retrieved 2012-11-07.
- ^ Angela Watercutter (2013-08-21). "Our Enduring Fascination With Bronies Continues With Yet Another Documentary". Wired Magazine. Retrieved 2014-03-04.
- ^ "A Brony Tale (2014)". Rottentomatoes.com. Retrieved 2015-06-04.
- ^ "BronyCon". Comic Book Men. Season 4. Episode 5. 2014-11-09. AMC. Retrieved 2014-11-09.
- ^ WWE Network: Culture Shock - "BronyCon" preview
- ^ Travis, Ben (23 September 2015). "World of Weird: Bronies, fake families, and a man with 39 wives". standard.co.uk. Retrieved 23 September 2015.
- ^ Corner, Natalie (23 September 2015). "Military men OBSESSED with My Little Pony say it's 'harder to be a Brony' than be gay in the US army". mirror.co.uk. Retrieved 24 September 2015.
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This is a discussion on wolff springs? within the LCP Accessories forums, part of the LCP Pocket category; Is there any downside to the Wolff spring? My hands are pretty strong, so I don't think I'd have trouble racking the slide with the ...
Is there any downside to the Wolff spring? My hands are pretty strong, so I don't think I'd have trouble racking the slide with the 13# spring. As long as it doesn't affect the functionality of the LCP, it sounds like one of those must-do mods.
Ya, big drawbacks ... The Wolff springs will tame the recoil some guys are so fond of. It will also prevent you from having fun picking up your brass from the far reaches of the range. But the worst of it is the insistent degrading barbs from the guys who are fearful of of upgrading their firearms for any reason.
Really though, there has been a few guys here have had a problem with the #13 spring not allowing the slide to lock the slide in the rear position. I haven't heard of the #11 and #12 springs causing this issue. The stronger springs are also challenging for those with arthritis or strength issues in the hands.
Other than these issues Wolff springs has aided in the reliability of many, many firearms for a long time.
Other than keeping your brass from flying so far I can see no good reason to change the springs.
Take the time to break it in it was engineered right.
Cutting down the distance the brass was thrown was the reason I installed a #11 spring. We have to police the brass at out local gun club. Installing the Wolff spring cut my distance by about half. Making cleanup a lot easier.
Hmm...I have no problem with the recoil or the brass flying far (since I don't pick it up anyway). If the new spring caused the gun to recoil less though, it wouldn't be a bad thing. The LCP is my carry gun a lot of the times in the summer, so I don't want to do anything to compromise reliability. From what I've read on here, a lot of people like the Wolffs. I can see why some people like to leave the gun "as is" but a lot of times, it can be improved upon. For example, I put the Hogue Hybrid grip on and I like it waaaay more than the stock plastic.
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Its been almost 20 years since I obtained a paper catalog from Cylinder & Slide, Inc., but I recall I read somewhere in there Bill Laughridge mentioned about possible ill effects of using heavier-than-OEM recoil springs (pertaining to 1911)
Basically if you use a recoil spring that is significantly heavier than the stock spring, it actually tames down the pounding of hot loads when the slide opens, which helps reduce wear and tear in some areas of the gun. However, when the slide goes back into battery, it slams back with more force, which actually accelerates wear and tear in other areas For instance, 13lb Wolff spring that seems very popular is 4lb heavier than the stock 9lb spring. When the slide comes back into battery with this spring, it actually slams back with a significantly more force. Obviously this will accelerate wear and tear in some areas over time... Of course, LCP is a type of gun that is carried more and shot less. So this accelerated wear and tear caused by heavier recoil spring may not be a big concern to many
I personally think the stock 9lb spring seems rather weak (compared to Kel-Tec P3ATs 11lb stock spring). So I use 11lb Wolf spring with B-T blackened stainless steel guide rod for increased reliability. Now my LCP works perfectly with 6 different kinds of ammunition I tested with, some of which caused malfunction with the stock spring.
I have a Wolff #11 recoil spring in my LCP. The reason being my takedown pin walked out once. I got new pins from Ruger, installed the slightly heavier spring to reduce the force on the pin during firing recoil. Working fine so far. Yes, it did somewhat slow the flying brass but I noticed no recoil difference in the hand. My LCP has gotten easier to rack with use and I have grip tape on both sides of the slide.
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Employment Law
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He did have to sign a waiver/release agreement. Number one on the agreement states he is voluntarily terminated. He had no input to his termination date that date was decided by the company as Aug. 31, 2012. In a faq brochure that Hewlett Packard gave us this question appears:
Q- If I don't elect the EER Program, or I am not accepted, could I still be laid off in the future?
A- Yes. The EER Program is a special opportunity being offered to eligible employees, but if you do not retire under the EER Program there is no change to your ongoing employment with HP. This includes the possibility that any employee may be subject to a workforce reduction initiative based on business needs or other factors. If you are affected by a future workforce reduction, any severance or other benefits payable will be based on then current WFR program provisions.
He has nothing in writing stating that if he doesn't retire he will be WFR.
With WFR/termination there is no medical. We needed the medical for our bipolar son who was hospitalized in 2011.
He was constantly looking for work and applying, interviewing for jobs.
He did have the contract work I mentioned for 6 weeks March/April of this year.
If we did have to pay back the unemployment how would that work? It would affect our taxes from last year, etc.