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Avnet Silica signs franchise agreement with ISSI
Semiconductor specialist Avnet Silica has signed a franchise agreement with Integrated Silicon Solution Inc. (ISSI) whereby Avnet Silica will stock the full range of ISSI products. ISSI designs and develops a range of integrated circuits (ICs) for the automotive, communications, digital consumer, industrial and medical markets. The agreement is effective immediately, with Avnet Silica stocking ISSI products including amplifiers and DRAM, flash and SRAM memory solutions. "By partnering with Avnet Silica, ISSI is pleased to be able to offer customers the highest level of technical support through Avnet's expert FAEs", said Barry Ansell, Director of European Distribution at ISSI. "This alliance will support our long-term commitment to building collaborative relationships with customers who value quality, long term support and a stable source of supply."
Mario Orlandi, President at Avnet Silica, added: "the agreement with ISSI complements the selection of products available from Avnet Silica. The addition of the ISSI range will further simplify the buying process for our customers, who continue to have access to a wide range of technical support from our engineering teams."
ISSI provides high-speed and low-power SRAM and low- and medium-density DRAM solutions. These products are ideal for the long lifecycles, high quality and stable supply demanded by customers in the automotive and industrial markets, which make up over 80% of ISSI's revenue. The company also designs and markets NOR flash products and high-performance analogue and mixed-signal ICs.
ISSI products are immediately available through Avnet Silica offices in Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey and the United Kingdom.
Global 3D-printer market on track for 42% CAGR for next 5 years
Worldwide 3D-printer shipments are set to rise 39% in 2017 and show a 42% CAGR over the next five years according to the latest figures from CONTEXT, the global-market research firm. These latest stats were release at this year's RAPID + TCT event. "Demand for personal/desktop printers continues to increase in the professional, educational and hobbyist markets and now, more and more, also from the low-end professional prototyping market." Revenues from all printer shipments are forecast to show a five-year CAGR of 33% from 2016 to 2021 with industrial/professional printers continuing to drive market revenues (accounting for over 80% of global revenues) while personal/desktop printers drive unit volumes.
After not meeting forecast values in the last two years – and actually seeing two consecutive years of negative growth – the industrial/professional 3D-printer market looks set to rebound in 2017 and see 16% growth. There were strong shipments of stereolithography systems at the end of 2016 and this trend is continuing into 2017. This is exemplified by the increasing sales from companies such as EnvisionTEC in the dental sector, and the announcement by Carbon that their technology is to be used in the production of a new line of Adidas running shoes. Industry stalwarts like 3D Systems continue to champion the use of polymer systems in light production and their Figure-4 technology looks as if it will push further into the market in 2017. With continued strong demand in the aerospace, medical and automotive markets, metal 3D-printer makers GE Additive, EOS, SLM Solutions and others are on track to continue to build upon the momentum of 2016's 18% rise in metal 3D-printer shipments.
Personal/desktop printers have yet to catch on with general consumers, but commercial and education users – as well as hobbyists – continue to drive this market which is still outpacing expectations, rising 32% from 2015 to 2016. As low-end-professional extrusion printers shift into this category, there is additional demand from the prototyping market. Unit volumes continue to be dominated by plastic material-extrusion printers and this technology is set to continue to lead for the next five years.
ALSO to introduce HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing technology across Europe
Broadliner ALSO has begun distributing HP's Jet Fusion 3D printing solution across Europe (excluding the UK and the Republic of Ireland) through its offices in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden and Switzerland.
"Given that 3D printing has been defined as a strategic segment for the ALSO Group, we are excited to team up with the creator of HP Multi Jet Fusion, the most compelling 3D printing technology in existence today and to support the transformation from traditional to digital manufacturing throughout Europe", said Gustavo Möller-Hergt, CEO of ALSO Holding AG. "We look forward to strengthening our 20-year cooperation with the ALSO Group. With a reliable and innovative partner that continues to invest in new markets and technologies, we are well positioned to lead the market, unlock value for customers and accelerate the digital reinvention of manufacturing", said Alex Moñino, Director of WW Marketing and Sales Strategy for 3D Printing, HP Inc.
HP's Multi Jet Fusion technology represents a real breakthrough in 3D printing, producing functional parts up to 10 times faster than competitive solutions at half the cost. With ground-breaking innovations, HP is tearing down the barriers to the adoption of 3D printing across industries – not least because of the contributions of strong industry partners working across disciplines on the HP 3D Printing Open Platform.
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Eastern Europe: Japanese vendor Toshiba has chosen broadliner ABC Data as an official distributor for the region. Toshiba LED systems will thus be available through ABC Data offices in Czechia, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Romania and Slovakia (source: CRN Polska).
APG Cash Drawer partners with EET Europarts for strengthened global distribution strategy
APG Cash Drawer, a fast-growing global manufacturer of cash management solutions, has unveiled a new European distribution relationship with multispecialist EET Europarts. The new partnership extends APG(s reach across EMEA matching the increased consumer demand within the competitive POS marketplace. Through this new alliance, EET Europarts' resellers and ISV's will be able to start ordering APG's products which integrate seamlessly with EET Europarts' partners product offering for POS peripherals, mobility and technology solutions. The new relationship signifies a unified mission to quickly deliver the latest cash drawer technology to retailers within grocery, hospitality, QSR and businesses worldwide.
"APG Cash Drawer is committed to our customers worldwide", stated Andrew Carr, European Managing Director at APG. "The POS ecosystem is evolving and it's important for us to have expanded partner reach across EMEA. Our partnership with EET Europarts will play a pivotal role in supporting our vision to globally enhance efficiency and security at the point of sale. We're driven to deploy new technologies to Europe and beyond -- to do that, we need partners who can deliver product quickly through distribution channel relationships."
"We are really proud of having this new partnership with APG", says Richard Gregoire, EMEA Director, POS & Auto-ID at EET Group. "We believe APG is the leader in the cash drawer market, and this strengthened relationship confirms our commitment to meet the growing demands of our resellers and ISVs to have access to the full range of the best offer. Also, the partnership confirms our strategy to expand our POS offering all over the EMEA region, and develop our existing POS product portfolio to continue to build a value-added POS solution for our customers."
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I spent the morning at the hospital while Sam got tubes put in her ears. She recovered very well. So during her nap, I was able to make these cupcakes. I was happy for 2 reasons. First, the cupcakes turned out great. And second, I was able to listen to some music while baking, instead of watching the 5th episode of Mickey Mouse club. Double bonus.
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I am making 52 cupcakes this year in honor of my chemotherapy buddy. When we were undergoing chemotherapy, people would bring cupcakes and other treats to the chemotherapy "lounge". We would smile, laugh, and talk about how we were so nauseous and that all we could eat was saltine crackers and Sprite. We were glad that our family and friends were comforted by them though.My friend said, "If we survive this disease, we should eat a different cupcake every week for the rest of our lives." My friend did not survive. So in honor of him, I am making a different cupcake every week for a year. Every time I make a new cupcake and lick my fingers, I think of him and his zest for life. So in honor of my friend and all cancer patients, I challenge you to eat a cupcake today and remember to always lick your fingers.
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I am writing with the highest recommendation and the sincerest gratitude for all Chris has done to help me find the perfect home.
I spent several months fruitlessly searching for a condo or coop that would allow my 70 lb German Shepherd-which is an extremely difficult task. I became frustrated with several agents because I felt like I was doing all the leg work that was required, and found it impossible to find what I was looking for. Luckily, my extreme frustration led me to Chris.
Our first phone conversation immediately put me at ease. He was fully aware of the challenges I faced and approached the situation positively and confidently. He assured me that he would do whatever it took to help me find my perfect home, and I have experienced nothing short of that.
To say that Chris went above and beyond is an understatement. When it became clear that the pet policy on certain listings was inaccurate, Chris made it his mission to call each and every management company to see if they would allow my dog. This was not a small feat, and I am fully aware of the enormous amount of time, energy, and effort this took. In fact, if Chris hadn't questioned my current managing agent, I would never have found the home I live in today.
While other agents shied away, Chris seemed to thrive on the challenge he was given, and became a force to be reckoned with! He is extremely knowledgeable, patient, flexible, and proactive. Although the home buying process can at times feel extremely daunting, Chris skillfully and sensitively guides his clients through it from beginning to end. Throughout the process, I had complete trust in Chris, and felt that he always made it his priority to protect my interests.
What is truly special about him is that he makes every client feel like they are his only priority. He took the time to listen to my needs and was able to deftly hone in on the exact specifications I was looking for. I had the utmost confidence in Chris' judgement-which took a huge burden off my shoulders and allowed me to actually enjoy the process!
Chris became completely in tune to my needs. He demonstrated this on the day he found the home I live in today. On my drive over to see it, I called Chris and asked him if I was going to like it. (He always beat me to every appointment!) He responded, "You're going to love it!" The home Chris showed me that day superseded every one of my hopes, desires, and expectations. I cannot believe how perfectly it fit me, and how happy I am with it. I am so appreciative of everything Chris did to help me find my perfect home, and I couldn't be more thankful that I found him. After working with several agents in the past, I can earnestly say that.
Chris is the best in the business, and I highly recommend him to anyone buying or selling a home.
-Allision Chiarello
My wife and I recently just purchased our first home thanks to the amazing guidance and insight provided by Chris Pagli. When we started our search for our new home in Westchester we were extremely unfocused. Chris worked closely with us to understand what was truly important to us, and helped us narrow our search to dial in on properties which lined up perfectly with our needs & expectations.
Along the way Chris's knowledge of all areas of Westchester, and the home buying process proved invaluable. Through the entire process we never once felt any pressure from Chris to buy. As we toured houses he frequently pointed out concerns or 'red-flags' that we had missed. Being first time home buyers he provided us with the details on things like gas vs oil heating, septic tanks, furnace & hot water heater ages and brands, & roofing upgrades which we hadn't even begun to consider. Chris also provided us connections to brokers, attorneys, & inspectors who all proved to be top notch as well.
I can't imagine a more seamless better managed buying process. Chris's knowledge, connections, & attention to detail are unparalleled. I can't recommend his services enough.
Adam & Lindsay H.
-Adam & Lindsay K.
I can wholeheartedly vouch for all the good reviews for Chris on the rest of this site. Chris guided us through the process of buying our new home from start to end. He was extremely patient with us who had zero knowledge about buying property in this country. We bought a house which was in Foreclosure and there were a number of challenges for us to work through in the purchase process. Chris "rolled up his sleeves" to help us address each of these challenges quickly and efficiently to make sure we end up with the home we really wanted.
What we appreciate the most about Chris is his honesty and integrity. He did not push us into anything we were not comfortable with, which we really appreciated.
He is beyond proactive and very knowledgeable. He is also well connected in the industry which was an absolute bonus for us as first time home buyers in this country. He was contactable at ANY time and always responds very quickly. He is someone that gets the job done the right way!
We can recommend Chris as we know you will be able to trust him the way we could. You'll have to go a very long way to find someone better than Chris out there.
-Corne Van Westderhuizen
Chris represented me as a buyer's agent for the purchase of my first home and I have only the highest praise for him. I initially contacted Chris through this website and he responded immediately. In fact, he was always quick to reply to any of my inquiries and kept me updated on any new development in the process. Chris is personable and genuine in his interest in finding you a good home, and he is very accommodating of your individual needs. I would definitely recommend Chris to anyone and especially those looking for a positive first experience.
-Chris K - Bronxville NY
I used to think real estate agents were a dime a dozen, a necessary evil until my wife and I had a difficult time selling out home in lower Westchester. We struggled to understand why. The entire house was renovated inside and out. The floor plan was appealing and we were priced below our comps. We were working with an agent for six months without any offers. Periodically I asked him asked him what potential buyers were telling him and I was told that he wasn't following up with people but that if buyers were serious and had money they would call him. We knew it was time for a change and were lucky enough get a referral to Chris Pagli. Immediately our luck began to change.
Chris helped us stage the home and prepare it for showings. He created a lot of traffic in a slow market through open houses and his web site. Chris followed up with everyone and brought us real feedback from real buyers. He helped adjust the price to attract the most potential buyers and the activity was brisk. We received an offer after 57 days. When it came to negotiating Chris was terrific. He knew what our bottom line was and helped us achieve a higher price. We had a lot more give in us but Chris's objective is to get sellers the highest price quickly. Without Chris we may have missed this opportunity
-Tom & Patty A.
To be perfectly honest, when my wife and I started looking for our first home I wasn't really sure what value real estate agents provided. It seemed like all properties could be discovered on the internet, negotiation could be handled by the buyer, and a lawyer would handle all of the documentation. Working with Chris disabused us of that notion.
After a few weeks of patiently showing us several homes that we selected, Chris suggested a home we hadn't considered in a town we weren't looking at. At first, we thought it was a waste of time, but it turned out that Chris had figured out what we needed better than we could on our own. We have lived in this home for several years now and we couldn't be happier about our decision.
After we decided on the home, Chris was there for us every step of the way. I always felt like he was doing everything he could to represent our best interests. By doing so, he gave us peace of mind throughout the sometimes stressful process of purchasing a home.
Since our purchase, Chris has kept us up-to-date on real estate trends in the area and stayed in touch. I highly recommend working with him.
-Bill Garrity
My wife and I recently relocated from California to New York and making the move was not easy - new job, new community, new baby on the way. Every major milestone that could be going on in a persons life was at once for us. Chris made the move much easier for us and less stressful. He listened to exactly what we were looking for but more importantly he got to know us so he could make qualified recommendations of other houses and communities that would suite our parameters - he never wasted our time.
Chris also has an amazing understanding of the entire housing market, not just real estate, that allowed him to add tremendous value by walking us through every aspect of the buying process from inspecting the quality of the home to navigating the mortgage marketplace to envisioning building out a house if it didn't meet all our needs. Having Chris represent us afforded my wife and I to focus on other aspects of our lives and for that we are forever grateful. If you are looking for a real estate agent that truly gets to know you vs. just servicing you, Chris would be a perfect fit.
-Jon & Deb D.
Chris was recommended to us by a friend who dislikes everything and just about everybody, so we knew he must be pretty amazing in order for us to get that recommendation. Chris did in fact prove himself to be worthy of even the toughest critics' praise. He was available to us all the time and always on top of everything. He kept us informed of whatever we needed to know throughout the process of selling our home. We would recommend Chris's services to anyone looking to buy or sell a home.
Andrew P.
Hi Chris - Wanted to send along sincere thanks and express the appreciation of the Ninth District Dental Association for doing an outstanding job in finding a tenant for our first floor. Most impressive is the fact that despite the downward spiral of local commercial rentals, you found a way to list our property so that we attracted more walk-throughs than we had in over a year. I have no doubt whatsoever that this is directly due to your commitment to turn our property around.
Your hard work has won the praise of many of Ninth District leaders - our Officers, as well as the Building and Audit Budget committees - not to mention the members. With kindest personal regards,
Alice Flanagan, Executive Director, Ninth District Dental Association
-Alice Flanagan - Executive Director - 9th District Dental Association
We just moved into the house Chris Pagli found for us, and we couldn't be happier. Chris worked extremely hard to help us find exactly what we wanted. He sent us new listings several times a day, kept us abreast of the market, and provided sage advice. He was always available for questions and guidance. Chris is extremely professional and honest in all his dealings, with a great reputation among the other agents. Perhaps most importantly Chris was fun to work with, as he has a keen sense of humor, lots of patience, and a bright and optimistic outlook. We would not hesitate to recommend Chris Pagli to our closest friends.
-Amy & Ian P.
As per our conversation this morning I am very interested in you listing my home for sale. As you are also aware our business/professional relationship has been better then Shannon and I had ever expected. We have no reason to work with anyone but yourself in the purchase of our future home or the sale of my present home. Your company is very lucky to have someone of your talent, intelligence, and genuine ability to be friendly but yet one of the most professional and knowledgeable people we have met in quite awhile. I hope your future is all that you could want it to be and you will always be highly recommended to anyone I know that is looking to buy or sell
-Jane Dall
I just wanted to take a minute and thank you for your help regarding the sale of my grandmothers estate. I believe your efforts truly allowed the deal to close. Your determination, attention to detail, and negotiating skills kept the deal moving forward even when I thought it might fall apart. It must not have been easy on your end to keep all parties involved together, but you did. Great job! I believe you are a credit to your company and I know you will have great success in all of your future transcations.
-Paul Anderson
Chris was super patient with us as he educated us about the market/our first house buying process, got us a great mortgage broker and lawyer, showed us a gazillion houses and even warned us when he spotted trouble (smell of mold, etc.) He listened to our needs and guided us over the course of a year and a half until we finally closed on our perfect home!
-Katherine V.
On behalf of Martina and myself I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all of your hard work. I rarely encounter individuals with your work ethic, integrity, and likeable personality. We were very luck to have found you, and our experience was a true joy. You are very patient, professional, and generous with your time. I would refer you to anyone I know with complete confidence that you will help them find the place of their dreams.
-Patrick & Martina H.
Thank You for your dedication, commitment, and endless appointments during our year long search for a home. As first time home buyers you can understand how scary and frustrating the search for the right fit can be. Your consideration, patience, and flexibility with our schedule made the experience less overwhelming, and was greatly appreciated. Thanks to your diligence, today Erick and I are happy homeowners; you helped find the perfect first home for our family.
Your experince is valued and you will be referred to all prospective home buyers that we encounter. As a professional you are exceptional, and we are glad to have formed a friendship in the process. We wish you continued success and look forward to working with you in the future.
-Lorena S
When Nicole and I thought of purchasing a cooperative in lower Westchester we felt overwhelmed. The hundreds of listings, large price range, and many different neighborhoods uncovered while searching on-line seemed daunting. We happened upon one of your listings, where we had the pleasure of starting our relationship. From that point we felt comfortable with your knowledge of the area and real estate in general. You helped guide us through the whole process and really eased our concerns, we would recommend you without reservation.
-Nicole & Wyatt S.
Chris is an incredibly knowledgeable, passionate, and committed agent. He strives to fully understand each clients specific needs, and works relentlessly to find what is best for each of them. Chris was extremely flexible with his schedule and available at all times. He was compassionate and tenacious in the effort to find us the perfect home. He continues to be someone we refer friends to, and we still contact him often for real estate advice and questions.
-Deborah K
Chris recently served as my buyer's representative during my first home purchase. Though the process seemed daunting, Chris helped me search for and view several potential homes, and provided strong and clear guidance during the offer, negotiation, and closing processes. His assistance was top notch, and I'm thankful to have had the chance to work with him. I recommend him without hesitation
-Alex K.
Chris helped us with our property search around one year ago. His level of service was excellent - he always made himself available if we wanted to discuss anything or wanted him to show us a property etc, and we found that he always gave a balanced perspective on the properties he showed us.
His advice and suggestions helped us hone our search considerably, ultimately allowing us to be successful in finding a suitable home. Chris was always a pleasure to work with and I have no hesitation in recommending him.
Chris was a great buyer's agent for my wife and I. He was very knowledgeable about the whole process and was always available for questions. We asked his advice at many stages of the transaction, including the bidding process, what vendors to use, and what to do when we had issues once in contract.
He laid out our choices nicely and gave recommendations, but was never pushy and always listened to what we said. I highly recommend Chris as an agent.
Chris has been a superstar working with the
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The students accepted into the Google Summer of Code have now been announced. SWIG has been allocated five student slots by Google and we have chosen the following five projects/students which will be developed over the next four months:
"Add support for Scilab language" - Baozeng Ding
"C++0x support for Swig" - Matevz Jekovec
"Implement Perl binding for Xapian using SWIG" - Kosei MORIYAMA
"Objective C Wrapper Generator over C++ using SWIG" - Ashish Sharma
"Director support for PHP" - Miklos Vajna
An abstract for each project is available at http://socghop.appspot.com/org/home/google/gsoc2009/swig
Congratulations to Baozeng, Matevz, Kosei, Ashish and Miklos, we set some fairly high standards for acceptance this year and you have all done well to meet these standards. We hope that your quality proposals will result in useful enhancements by the end of the summer.
For anyone interested in any of these projects, you are welcome to follow the development of them on the swig-devel mailing list - http://www.swig.org/mail.html . Also feel free to drop by our IRC channel to discuss or just say hello - #swig-gsoc on irc.freenode.net.
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Our Building Process
Our 9-step process ensures that every Brennan home is beautifully constructed on time and within budget. Get a feel for how the homebuilding process works by reviewing the steps below.
Our 9-step process ensures that every Brennan home is beautifully constructed on time and within budget. Get a feel for how the homebuilding process works by reviewing the steps below.
Visit a Brennan model home and fall in love with our designs and quality features.
Meet with one of our home consultants to review your spatial, location and budgetary needs.
Select the community and homesite that is right for you and place a reservation. Brennan recommends getting pre-qualified for a mortgage early in the process. Financing is easy and we connect you to the best financial advisors.
Meet with your home consultant to review the details. Get a preview of your dream home and receive a break down of the estimated cost.
Your home consultant will review your plans and get your final approval. We provide a detailed quote and specifications so you know exactly what to expect.
Our Design Manager will guide you through the selections process. Once you have finalized your selections and received loan approval, it's time to sit back and relax while our talented team begins preparing your homesite for construction.
From the foundation being poured to the final coat of paint being placed on the walls, we know that communication is key to building a strong relationship with you. We are in frequent communication with our homeowners, answering any questions you may have throughout the building process.
When the big move-in day arrives, you will meet with Brennan and complete a new home orientation. We will go through each room and review every detail of your new home.
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|Titans add Steve Hutchinson on three-year deal
by Aaron Wilson of Scout.com, March 15, 2012 at 4:52 pm ET
Steve Hutchinson Profile
Minnesota Vikings free agent offensive guard Steve Hutchinson agreed to a three-year contract to join the Tennessee Titans, according to reports.
Hutchinson, 34, is a seven-time Pro Bowl selection cut by the Vikings last weekend.
He visited the Titans first and then was meeting with his original team, the Seattle Seahawks, when the deal was struck.
Signed six years ago by Minnesota to a seven-year, $49 million contract, Hutchinson was due a $6.95 million base salary next season.
Hutchinson is friends with free agent quarterback Peyton Manning, who visited the Titans this week and continues to mull over his decision.
So, Hutchinson's addition could potentially boost their chances.
For more coverage of the NFL, go to profootball.scout.com.
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text: MSU A Double-Life: MSU student balances pro baseball and school By Ethan Merrill: Current Sports Beat Reporter • Dec 19, 2015 EAST LANSING, Mich. – Holiday break serves as an appropriate mental checkpoint for students at Michigan State. Anxiety-ridden undergrads slog through finals week, looking towards the light at the end of the tunnel. There's comfort to be found in the conclusion of the semester, but one MSU student's work has only just begun. The Basics of the Kendo World By Darren Weiss: Current Sports Beat Reporter • Dec 19, 2015 Darren Weiss / WKAR WKAR "Current Sports" beat reporter Darren Weiss, who has followed the Michigan State Kendo club, goes in depth with this video showing how the under-the-radar Martial Art sport works. Through the help of Ron Fox, the MSU Kendo Sensei, correct technique and rules of how to obtain points in a match are demonstrated. Barry Greer's journey as part of the Spartan Basketball family By Hanna Sprague: Current Sports Beat Reporter • Dec 19, 2015 Hanna Sprague / WKAR Not many can say they've been around East Lansing longer than MSU men's basketball head coach Tom Izzo. Fewer can say they've never missed a home game under Izzo's tenure. One Spartan is far from the average fan, and his name is Barry Greer. Adversity Leads Arthur Ray to Faith in Football and Life By Current Sports • Dec 17, 2015 LSJ Arthur Ray is a Chicago native who stands at 6'3" and 300 lbs. He's a former Michigan State lineman who played two seasons at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado after being granted two extra seasons of eligibility by the NCAA in January of 2013. He last played for MSU back in 2011 and is a cancer survivor. Listen Listening... / 21:09 Current Sports | 12/17/15 | #607 By Current Sports • Dec 17, 2015 United States women's soccer player Abby Wambach retires, Lansing Community College ranked as the number one team in Division II college hoops, Eric Trojanowicz of the Lansing Catholic boy's basketball team, and the Michigan State "Sports Illustrated" cover mess-up. Listen Listening... / 58:18 Nostalgia at the Breslin Center By Current Sports • Dec 12, 2015 WKAR The 2000 MSU national championship men's basketball team was honored at halftime of Saturday's game between the Spartans and Florida Gators. Bryn Forbes had 12 points and six rebounds and fellow senior Denzel Valentine added 17 points, helping the No. 1 Spartans beat Florida 58-52, moving the team to 11-0 on the year. D'Mitrik Trice charts his own basketball path By Shanin Thomas: Current Sports Beat Reporter • Dec 8, 2015 The Trice family seems to be more familiar with unfamiliar paths that lead to success. Travis Trice Jr., Michigan State alum and recent New York Knicks signee, proved to his little brother, D'Mitrik, you can get to where you're going no matter the path it entails. D'Mitrik, or Meech as his family calls him, attended Wayne High School in Huber Heights, Ohio to play basketball under his father, Travis Trice Sr. Playoff Bound Spartans!!! By Current Sports • Dec 6, 2015 WKAR The MSU football team topped the Iowa Hawkeyes, 16-13, at the Big Ten Championship game at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Saturday night. Current Sports at the Big Ten Championship By Current Sports • Dec 5, 2015 WKAR Al Martin and Current Sports TV producer Tim Elkins have made it to Indianapolis, Indiana to get you ready for the Big Ten Championship game between the Spartans and Hawkeyes! American Red Cross | Blood Drive By editor • Dec 4, 2015 American Red Cross Mon. Dec. 14 at 11:00am - 3:45pm at WKAR Studio F | Give a meaningful gift this holiday season. Donate blood. Cook Goes Down as Spartans Survive at Home By Current Sports • Nov 14, 2015 WKAR MSU Senior Quarterback Connor Cook was sidelined during the second half of the Maryland game at Spartan Stadium on Saturday. Tyler O'Connor lead the offense, as the Spartans were able to escape with a 24 to 7 victory over the Terrapins, moving to 9-1 on the year. MSU parking garages serve as longboard paradise By Ethan Merrill: Current Sports Beat Reporter • Nov 2, 2015 EAST LANSING, Mich. – The parking garages of East Lansing can't make up their mind. A place of cozy confides for automobiles during the day, then they serve an even speedier purpose at night. Underwater hockey team's bonds and traditions run deep By Hanna Sprague: Current Sports Beat Reporter • Nov 2, 2015 Hanna Sprague EAST LANSING, Mich. – The final whistle blows and the team promptly exits the pool, runs to the locker room to change, before piling into cars parked in the front of IM Circle. It's Thursday night, and tradition lives on with underwater hockey. The destination is 535 Forest Street. The underwater hockey house, commonly referred to as the HoHo, is home to club president Dominique Felice, vice president Grand Nagrant and members Kate Dunkle and Dustin Banooni. MSU Women's Basketball Puts Last Year in Rearview By Current Sports • Oct 29, 2015 WKAR Suzy Merchant and the 2015-16 MSU Women's Basketball Team has depth, talent, and a ton of youth. They are coming off a year in which they were hampered with injuries. They've learned from that experience and look forward to putting the past in the past. Final Four Not Good Enough for Izzo's Troops By Current Sports • Oct 29, 2015 WKAR The MSU men's basketball team had a magical season last year, making it all the way to the Final Four before bidding adieu at the hands of the Duke Blue Devils. MSU returns nine of its top 11 scorers from last season and are poised to have a great year. 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- Dec 30, 1999Please forgive me for being pedantic, this statements are from Stein in
Dic. of Jesus, 790. My academic training has been from professors who
were two source guys and I have recently been working through the
implications of Goulder's work. I have finished "Is Q a Juggernaut." and
Mark's treatment of Goulder and a few other articles. Each of these have
dealt with aspects of the issues Stein brings up, I would like either a
response or bibliography for answers to these questions.
Matthew and Luke did not know each other.
1. Luke lacks the Matthean additions to the triple tradition.
2. The Q material is found in a different context in Luke.
3. At times the Q material is less developed in Luke.
4. The lack of Matthew-Luke agreements in order and wording against
5. The lack of M material in Luke.
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Top Gear Special Patagonia (2014) HDTV 720P
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Synopsis : The Patagonia Special is a two-part Top Gear Christmas special, currently airing as part of the show's twenty-second series. The special is the second that Top Gear has filmed in South America, after the Bolivia Special. The Top Gear production crew were seen filming in Bariloche, Southern Argentina in September 2014 with three classic sports cars; they planned to travel to Ushuaia to stage a match of car football against the locals. This route required the crew to make several detours into Chile; this makes Chile only the second country Top Gear has visited more than once to film for a special (Top Gear has visited America for four seperate special episodes). The special was broadcast in two parts – with part 1 airing on the 27th and part going to air on the 28th of December – like the previous two specials: the Burma Special and Africa Special. In early October filming of the special was prematurely suspended as a result of a series of violent demonstrations by local Argentinians against the show, culminating in an attack on the convoy as they fled to Chile.
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I just wondered what models you are planning on using as count as razorwing Flocks as I'm real fond of them but can't get my head straight on anything 40kish and birdish enough to suit them on the field.
Any ideas ? or does anyone know if GW will or has already released some models ?
GW has released models for all the beastmaster beasts. They do get a bit pricey though if you plan on make any largish sized beastmaster packs.
Oooh, shame on me. thanks for the info guys. Still, the cost/look of the model doesn't convince me to buy them at all... I'm pretty sure I'll find a fine conversion. Maybe great eagles from the fantasy range, or some more bladed/drone like models.
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Just put one a base and you save 30 bucks easy, plus in my opinion they look a lot better.
I use gargolyes with some conversion work. Easy and cheap. Plus, they come 10 in a box with flying bases. Win.
Do note that the official model for a Razorwing Flock is on a 40mm base, so your conversion will have to be as well.
"The sergeant major asked me what my job is. I told him it's to do what I am told. He gave me a medal. I like the Imperial Guard."
"Innocentia Probat Nihil"
WHFB Vampire Count Bat Swarms!
@ Gardeth : That's exactly what I'm doing. Already got 2 boxes. I like the way they look. They make me think of those black winged things in gears of war that fears light and that you don't get to know too well because they are somehow invulnerable in the game... but mighty cool.


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We've been super-busy procrastinating.
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Thersa Matsuura and I are starting a new podcast called "Yappari Japan." Right now it's in "Minimum Viable Product Mode." I just submitted it to iTunes so it won't show up for another few days. Here's the description:
"The Yappari Japan podcast is a weekly, 10-20 minute show where Rich Pav and Thersa Matsuura walk and talk together while separated by hundreds of kilometres and share with you their experiences and insights as long-term expats in Japan."
The cool thing is it's a BINAURAL 196kbps MP3! (3x the quality that Herro Flom Japan used to be.) If you listen to it wearing headphones, you hear exactly what we hear. A bird flies overhead, a neighbor says good morning or a truck drives by and it sounds like you're right there.
If you know how to subscribe to a podcast using the RSS feed URL, here it is:
Some behind the scenes info: We use super-sensitive stereo cardioid lavalier mics from Giant Squid Audio Lab and the Zoom H1 recorder. We each record separately while using Skype to talk to each other. (That's a lot of gadgets and wires we're both wearing.) After our daily morning walk, Terrie uploads her gargantuan WAV file to our FTP server. I download it, sync it with mine in Audacity and send the mix to Terrie as an MP3. We both listen to, log it, and discuss which parts are the best. Once a week I gather them up and paste them into a 10-20min weekly podcast. The end.
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The Handsome Man Delivery Service looks like it's just a publicity stunt.
Here's the company owner's blog.
The company's office is a pretty anonymous looking building with a soba shop on the first floor.
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The Buddhist definition of true love, which to me sounds a lot like true friendship.
What I find interesting is what's not on the list: passion, obsession, lust, obedience, dominance, jealousy…lots of things I've known people from all over the world define as true love (especially jealousy) but to me never seemed right.
And if you don't believe it, that's OK, because there is no dogma in Buddhism. There's nothing that Buddha taught that you must believe or else be damned for all eternity. If it's true for you, then it's true.
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Rich in Color [2013-present] is a book blog that I co-founded which is dedicated to reading, reviewing, and otherwise promoting young adult books by and/or about people of color.
Feminist Kdrama Feels [2014] is a tumblr I co-founded with my friend Gwynne. We aggressively defend the girls you hate and celebrate the ones you love. We also yell at the boys when they're out of line.
Avatar: The Last Airbender Rewatch [2012] was a blast. I loved watching and analyzing this show–it's one of my favorite American tv shows, hands down. Click here if you want to see me babble on at length about stolen ostrich horses, the Fire Nation royal family, and genocide.
The Dying Shrine [2013-???] is a young adult fantasy set in a mythological version of Japan's Heian era. I have an ending in mind, but I have not outlined the story–a (scary) first for me.
Noriko must fight her way through vengeful ghosts and youkai to purify the shrine in the land of the dead before the supernatural upheaval topples the Chrysanthemum Throne.
Civil Blood [2012-???] is a Romeo and Juliet retelling that I am attempting to do in visual novel form. This is on the back burner for me–I've got my main variables picked out and have noted key places where I want this retelling to diverge from the original play, but I'm far from a full outline or script.
Cold Iron [2010-???] is a collaborative, heavily Chinese-influenced urban fantasy ya novel I occasionally write with Mary Beth. It has a fun rich girl/poor boy dynamic, with lots of Triad involvement for happy fun times. Will this go anywhere? Who knows. I think at this point we're on the third reboot of this world.
The Drifters [2009-10] was my first ever attempt at a novel, and it was a disaster. In retrospect, it was pretty much The Name of the Star by Maureen Johnson, only completely boring and not set in a UK private school. (There were still hot guys, though.) While I abandoned the project at 35,686 words, this and Racefail made me realize that diversity in fiction was going to be my "thing."
Uncanny Valley (version 1) [2011-12] was slightly less of a disaster. It was a zombie outbreak novel and my first attempt at writing in first person. Even though my main character was boring and the plot lines and character arcs were all mixed up and with the wrong people, I still managed a respectable 54,155 words before calling it quits.
Uncanny Valley (version 2) [2012] was much better than version one, mostly because my female protagonist was more interesting than the male protagonist from version one. This second version was much shorter–when I stopped at 38,321 words, I had already caught up with version one in the plot. Unfortunately, my love for zombies had burned itself out by this point, and most of the cast wasn't worth saving from a zombie outbreak anyway.


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- Since the passwords can be up to 32 characters long, we recommend using an easy-to-remember pass phrase (i.e., simply several words, a phrase, or even a short sentence, when combined with numbers and/or symbols) rather than a cryptic password.(More…)
- Cryptic passwords – Because individual applications desire to make their users change passwords frequently and to use non-obvious passwords (including numbers, at least 7 characters long), end-users everywhere are being forced to write-down their many passwords.(More…)
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- Note that How Secure is My Password uses the example of how long it would take a single desktop PC to crack your password; it?s important to realize that a supercomputer or a large network of desktop computers working together–as some password cracking rings use–would take a fraction of the time to crack the same password.(More…)
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Since the passwords can be up to 32 characters long, we recommend using an easy-to-remember pass phrase (i.e., simply several words, a phrase, or even a short sentence, when combined with numbers and/or symbols) rather than a cryptic password. [1] The most common advice is to create cryptic passwords like "[email protected]" Oops, the password cannot contain words found in a dictionary and it should contain letters and numbers, so it better be something like "[email protected]". [2] These Standards are intended to provide information and guidance about how to create good, cryptic passwords and how to keep them secure and confidential. [3]
What is left? With all of these restrictions, it is still possible to come up with a password that is easy to remember, yet cryptic enough not to be guessable. [4]
This tends to be the number one reason why most users don't have strong, cryptic passwords to protect their banking credentials or other personal information. [5] More exotic password theft hacks rely on the installation of keystroke loggers or more cryptic password hash technology. [6] Best practices often force administrators to use complex password and security schemes that become more and more cryptic as time passes. [7] For years, we have been telling clients that this is a bad practice, but we have also been telling them that secure passwords are a cryptic combination of letters, numbers and symbols. [8] The trouble with passwords is they need to be cryptic enough that they?re not easily cracked and yet memorable enough so our poor human brains have a chance of recalling them. [9] The downside is that you still need to be somewhat cryptic when it comes to setting your passwords. [5]
While this still has some truth, the technology being used by criminals today can crack an 8 character password, regardless of its complexity, in a matter of hours. [8] CryptoCard calls this methodology Secure Password Technology (SPT). [7] Take, for example, the experience of one large technology company that used a password auditing tool to test its password security. [9]
Cryptic passwords – Because individual applications desire to make their users change passwords frequently and to use non-obvious passwords (including numbers, at least 7 characters long), end-users everywhere are being forced to write-down their many passwords. [10] Use cryptic passwords that can't be easily guessed, and protect your passwords. [11] Again the key to security is to choose a cryptic password mentioned above. [12] Password management has become a major drain on corporate resources, especially those with dozens of applications, each with their own passwords cryptic passwords requirements, and password aging methods. [10] In this way you can 'chain' the.ini files, but they still won't help you with the cryptic passwords – for that you need environment variables as explained in the first half of my answer. [13] For sites I care about, I write myself emails detailing the website name, the user name, and a cryptic note to myself about which password I used. [14] Gone are the days where you had to use such cryptic and impossible-to-remember passwords like PrXyc.N(n4k77#L!eVdAfp9. [15] "I always say to my clients, if you can remember your password, it is not cryptic enough," San Diego social-media expert and consultant Mari Smith told TechNewsDaily. [16]
Computer users who take their password lightly and Website administrators who allow public access to private information are some of those bad users of technology. [12] This may reflect the fact that higher earners tend to be older, because we did find that younger people are twice as likely to use technology to aid their password management as older people. [14]
For additional security, use a different password for each account that provides access to sensitive data; that way if one of your passwords is compromised, your others are still OK. [3] Use different passwords for accounts that provide access to restricted data than for your less-sensitive or personal accounts. [3] Per UCSC's Password Policy, these Standards are required for passwords that provide access to University restricted data, or where otherwise required by law, UC or campus policy, or contract. [3] Master passwords providing access to these tools must meet the minimum strength and security standards stated in these Standards. [3] Passwords are an important part of computer security at UCSC. They often serve as the first line of defense in preventing unauthorized access to campus computers and data. [3] Don't let your applications or browser remember/store passwords that provide access to restricted systems or data. [3] If the barrage of data breaches and hacks over the past few years has taught us anything, it's that passwords alone provide a pretty weak security system. [17] If this is not possible, instruct users to change these passwords as soon as possible after initial use and provide instructions for doing so. [3] A myriad of passwords written in sticky notes, forgotten passwords (at the worst possible moment), hacked accounts, etc. Experts provide advice on how to manage your password. [2] Experts tell us that passwords need to be changed often (say every 90 days), and that you need to use a different password for each account that you use. [2] To make matters worse, many people use the same password for more than one account, making it easier to get hold of all kinds of valuable personal information. [17] BEYOND PASSWORDS – Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Increasingly, passwords are the weak link in protecting information and accounts. [3] Information for doing this should be provided with the password. [3]
Note: It is OK to use real words in passwords as long as you use more than one and still include the different required character types. [3] All passwords must be at least12 characters long and must include a combination of letters, numbers and/or special characters. [4] Passwords must contain characters from at least 3 of these 4 character sets: lowercase (e.g. a, b, c), uppercase (e.g. A, B, C), numbers (e.g. 1, 2, 3), or other characters (e.g., punctuation, math, other symbols). [1] [xyz-ihs snippet="Amazon-Affiliate-Native-Ads"] Simply substituting common symbols for letters in a dictionary word, e.g. "Pa$$w0rd" instead of "Password," might result in a guessable password even though it technically meets the above requirements. [3] Be aware that automatic "password cracker" programs check for common symbol substitutions in words, such as "0" for "o" and "$" for "s". [3]
A password consisting of several words separated by spaces can actually be more secure and easier to remember than a more complicated, obscure one. [3] It is also important to keep passwords secret and secure so others can't use them or find them. [3] Keep in mind, selecting a strong password is only part of an overall secure password strategy, and should not be misconstrued as an a method to guarantee 100% protection from any or all security threats — no security measure is absolutely 100% secure. [18] It is hard to believe that after decades since the advent of modern computers, passwords are the mainstay of computer security. [2] For keychains, this is the password used to access the computer. [3] Passwords used for privileged access must not be the same as those used for non-privileged access. [3] Do not store passwords providing access to restricted data on a non-UCSC service provider's website. [3] If you have to write a password down, try to write it in a way that others won't be able to decypher — such as using a hint for part of it — and store it securely in a safe, unlikely-to-be-discovered location, e.g., not under the keyboard or on your monitor. [3] All this is tragicomic and it results in many people getting frustrated and using passwords like "123456" and "password". [2] All campus network users are required to change their passwords twice a year. [4] Whenever possible, change passwords to something you can easily remember. [3] Passwords for systems or applications that cannot support the above standard must be longer — at least 10 characters in length, if possible — and incorporate the maximum complexity the system or application can support. [3] Where possible and applicable, applications and systems must be configured to enforce these Password Standards. [3]
Where possible, systems must be configured to prevent resubmission of previously used passwords. [3] Other sound can also be used to help secure traditional password systems. [17] Let?s hope that at some point in the future, passwords will become obsolete and computer scientists will develop authentication that is easy, reliable and secure. [2]
Give users advance notice about password length and complexity requirements so they can come up with well-thought-out, memorable passwords instead of spur-of-the – moment ones. [3] In general, longer more complex passwords are more difficult to compromise through conventional password discovery methods such as brut force, etc. Mixed case alphanumeric passwords of 8-16 characters or more that contain no real words are considered strong passwords. [18] Passwords shouldn't be too common (Password1 is very common. 2bor!2b is pretty common and is also only 7 characters in length). [3] "Changeme," "admin," "pass1," and other common passwords found in password crackers may not be used. [3]
Once you have a good, strong, memorable password, you can come up with a system to modify it slightly for each system or application. [3] "The hills are alive with the sound of music!!" is actually a pretty good password, except for the fact that that it is inconveniently long and published here. [3]
Passwords provided for initial access and password resets must be set to expire upon initial use, where feasible. [3] Change passwords provided for initial access or password resets as soon as possible. [3] Initial passwords must be set to expire after no more than 120 days and password resets must be set to expire after 72 hours when possible to prevent unauthorized account access. [3] Passwords provided as initial passwords or password resets also must not be a fixed password or a published/easy-to-figure-out formula that, if discovered, could be used to gain unauthorized access to a system or application. [3] Passwords provided as initial passwords or password resets must meet the UCSC Minimum Password Requirements. [3]
Ensure that end users are aware of the above password strength standards when it is not possible for applications and systems to enforce them technically. [3] New systems and applications must be able to support the above password strength standards. [3]
Azalea Technology, LLC. provides this service without any express warranty whatsoever, and this service, in part or in whole, shall not be construed as creating an express warranty in favor of its user(s); all such express warranties being hereby disclaimed. [18] Google has also implemented facial-recognition technology into Android devices that can unlock phones and tablets with a simple shot from a low-grade phone camera, but this is less secure than using an infrared camera. [17]
Note that How Secure is My Password uses the example of how long it would take a single desktop PC to crack your password; it?s important to realize that a supercomputer or a large network of desktop computers working together–as some password cracking rings use–would take a fraction of the time to crack the same password. [9] You probably find yourself having to come up with more and more passwords: One to log on to Windows; one to connect to your email; one for logging into your work computer remotely; one for your favorite instant messaging program; one for each shopping site you visit; one for each online banking service you use; innumerable ones for websites that require password access. [9] To ratchet up the security another notch, modify the password for each site or service you use by adding distinguishing letter(s) for that site. [9]
Some sites require you to "create an account" to use them, but you keep no information on the site and you?re not concerned about your digital identity if the account were to be compromised, so you can have a throw-way short life password for sites like these, if you like. [8] There are few places you can go online where the exchange of information or use of an application or site will not require you to create a username and password. [8]
Use the default password provided by a site or computer manufacturer. [9] If you use an online service like LastPass, Dashlane, or Roboform, that sync your passwords to the cloud, all of your stored passwords can now be unlocked with a single password from any computer with an internet connection. [8] In substitution for the word-based password, you could take any long phrase like "one ring to rule them all, one ring to find them!" and use the first letters of each word and some creative letter substitution to come up with "oR2RtA,oR2fT!". [8] Try to make a few long, strong passwords by picking a favorite phrase or quote from a movie or book and using the first letters of each word to construct your password. [19] Start by picking three words that mean something for you and using this as a "base" phrase that you?ll use to create a tough-to-crack password. [8] How crackable are your passwords? Do you, like hundreds of thousands of others, use 'password' or "12345678? as your password? Or do you cunningly resort to using your daughter?s–or mother?s, sister?s, brother?s, father?s, partner?s, pet?s, favorite sports star?s–name reversed or with a number on the end? Alas, that?s not so cunning. [9] If your password is Summer61 try testing another combination that uses a 6-letter common word, capitalized, with a 2-digit number at the end, such as Budget19. [9] Once the password has been changed, you can use the numeric keypad to enter numbers. [20] Tip : When changing a password, do NOT use the numeric keypad to enter numbers. [20] Ag IT strongly recommends that you do not use the same password for any other user accounts (i.e. gmail, Facebook, etc.) that you may have. [20] In the past, Ag IT has recommended that users keep their AG account passwords and their PSU account passwords the same. [20] Individual How To's are provided below with steps to update your College AG Password and PSU Access Account Password. [20] If you have setup Penn State Access Account Security Questions, you can follow How To Reset a Forgotten Penn State Access Account Password to reset the password via a web browser. [20] By the time your contact becomes aware of the hack, the criminal has not only changed the account password, but the security questions and recovery email account used to reset it. [8]
CryptoCard provides a token-based security solution that combines a time-sequenced key with a user ID and PIN. To access a machine or system, users are required to have two elements: something in their possession (a smart card or token) and something they must know (a PIN or password). [7] Advanced security systems often lead to added demand on help desks as users call regarding password issues. [7] They allow managers to not only change passwords quickly, but to never have to divulge passwords to users in the first place, further securing the unauthorized use of cloud systems outside of the workplace. [8] In companies where users are required to change their passwords on a regular basis, most users resort to one of two tactics. [9] If a worker was terminated, one only had to change that one password to lock the user out. [8] If an AG password has expired, you will be unable to change the password for that account. [20] Note : If your computer is in the AG domain and you change the AG password, check your Scheduled Tasks folder. [20] The person was then unable to use the password as expected (e.g. they were locked out of their AG computer). [20] The study found that companies propagate the use of passwords as a means of "collecting data and building a relationship with a consumer" rather than for security. [21] The continued use of weak passwords is the leading cause of security breaches. [8]
Don?t mix work and pleasure passwords; for example, don?t use your banking password on your Facebook account. [9] Why not use a password manager? Although this is a graceful solution and can even give you the beauty of creating completely random passwords for your accounts, you risk a couple of things. [8] When you use such a site, it?s vital that you do not use any variant of your real password. [9] An individual's password can provide insight into certain aspects of their life, especially since most individuals don't end up using things such as "G%4F271gv3!" and "CfRdWe156#" for their daily passwords to their computers, email, or favorite social site. [5] Repeating weak passwords across multiple sites — a regular habit among users — makes things worse as hackers exploit the weaker sites to attack the more secure ones. [21] There are a number of sites, including Password Meter and How Secure is My Password, that let you test the strength of your password. [9] The program stores all these passwords for you, instantly logs you into any number of sites (in the paid version), and keeps all your passwords safe. [9] There's a version you can install on your desktop (Windows, Mac or Linux), versions for Android and iOS phones, plus the nifty, universal RoboForm Everywhere, which provides a central store of all your passwords you can access from any device. [9] Some users undermine the whole process by writing down passwords and pasting them on their desk or screen, while other users store critical or confidential data to non-secure media. [7] All of your data is stored in an encrypted form so even if someone steals your laptop they can't access the database without your special password. [22]
For security reasons, it is recommended that you change these passwords every 6 months. [20] Another set of additional best practices and guidelines for setting passwords is found via the Security Operations and Services (SOS) password Web page. [20]
Is it any wonder that in the majority of people will – for the sake of simplicity and the ability to recall it easily – use and reuse the same password or variation of that password everywhere? I call this the "life password." [8] Passwords are such a vital thing; people need to realize how important they are and how crucial it is that no one knows your password. [23] Any scheduled tasks will need to be updated to run with your new AG password. [20] Note : If County Extension office staff are unable to travel to a campus, Ag IT Support can request for the password to be reset via E-mail. [20] You just got back from your week long vacation in Hawaii, you sit down at your computer and completely draw a blank as to what your password is, and you are relegated to making that embarrassing call to the IT department to reset your password. [22] You now have something easy to remember, super long, unique password. [8] Gets shortened to: T-IdtwiKa, which gets translated to LEET as: 7-1d7w!Ka, which is about as strong of a password as you can create and it's very, very easy to remember. [19] By taking some simple steps, you can create your own secure and easily remembered passwords that will make your digital world a safer one. [8] Longer PassPhrases prevent basic password cracking and guessing and are more secure than a short, complex 8 character password. [20] This was at a company where employees were required to choose passwords of nine characters or more containing mixed case and including numbers or symbols. [9] For instance, you might choose to include the first letter–capitalized–of a site?s domain name in the password, and make that letter the second last character in the password. [9] At 8:42 a.m., Spicer tweeted the first series of numbers and letters, which many likened to a password. [24] The world may never know what White House press secretary Sean Spicer was thinking when he tweeted a series of numbers and letters that strangely resembled passwords early Thursday morning. [24]
Using all these methods, your Facebook account password could be Ringo1Social!Abbey6Submarine5. [8] If you have an AIS account, they have different password requirements and separate means of updating these passwords. [20] If you read through that list of good password requirements and you?re now thinking "My brain hurts," never fear! There?s a way to meet all those requirements without taxing your synapses too much. [9] It's also a great way to think up new, fresh passwords every 30 days like most of us have to do. [5] If creating passwords sounds like too much trouble, consider using a password program such as RoboForm. [9]
Brute-force password cracking programs, used by crackers and by system administrators wishing to test the strength of employees? passwords, can crack most passwords within a couple of days. [9] There are numerous unsafe ways to remember your password such as storing them on a piece of paper, in your wallet, under your keyboard, or in a notepad file on your cell phone (none of which I recommend). [22] RoboForm can not only create and store passwords, it also automatically fills in web forms of all types, making it a big timesaver. [9]
Please submit a Problem Submission form to have the AG password reset, include the UserID of the account in the problem details. [20]
(24 source documents arranged by frequency of occurrence in the above report)
1. (35) UCSC Password Strength and Security Standards
2. (20) Solving the Password Dilemma | Geekgirls Plain English Computing
3. (16) Change your PSU Access Account Password and College AG Password — Information Technologies — Penn State College of Ag Sciences
4. (16) Password Security – Computer Superheroes
5. (6) Is Technology Moving Fast Enough? « In Sight
6. (5) CryptoCard Solves the Security vs. Convenience Dilemma – Page: 1 | CRN
7. (4) 4 technologies that could kill the password – Business Insider
8. (4) My Password is My Life Coach | Cirrascale Technology Blog
9. (3) Strong Password Generator 1.0 — Powered by Azalea Technology
10. (3) Passwords Strategic Technology
11. (3) Password Information – Information Technology | UWSP
12. (2) Increasing the Security of Accounts and Passwords | Information Technology | Drexel University
13. (2) Oracle Biometrics Security
14. (2) Log in . Tribune–Feature article
15. (2) Password handling: challenges, costs, and current behavior (now with infographic)
16. (2) Change Your Password With LEET | The Huffington Post
17. (2) Secure Convenience May Replace Passwords | PYMNTS.com
18. (2) Sean Spicer Mocked over Cryptic Tweets Resembling Passwords
19. (1) Best Practices – Information Services & Technology
20. (1) python – Using a separate PasteDeploy file for sqlAlchemy urls with cryptic passwords – Stack Overflow
21. (1) The New Password Paradigm – Part 1 – Security Corner
22. (1) Why Corporate Twitter Accounts Get Hacked – Technology & science – Tech and gadgets – TechNewsDaily | NBC News
23. (1) Codes, Clues, Cryptic: What?s Your password? Wait..Don?t answer that. | Huntleigh
24. (1) 13 Ways Your Firewall Could Fail You – Innovation Insights


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