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The next Board business meeting will be at 7:30pm on June 17th in the Board Room. Here is a draft agenda,
Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington
Board of Trustees Meeting
Draft Agenda
June 17, 2014
Call to Order, Check-in, and Chalice Lighting (7:30pm)
Consent and Informational Items:
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Sunday, June 8 after the Service: Annual Congregational Meeting
Upcoming Board of Trustees Meetings:
Tuesday, May 27 at 7:30pm (draft agenda below)
Tuesday, June 17 at 7:30pm
Board members are available for casual or…Continue
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Notice of Special Congregational Meeting to Vote to
Call a New Senior Minister
The Board of Trustees of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington has called a…
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On "Interfaith Voices" today, 3/16/14: Maureen Fiedler conducts a very thoughtful interview with Rev. Abhi Janamachi (Cedar Lane) and Rev. Rob Hardies (All Souls). You can download or listen from this link: http://interfaithradio.org/Archive/2014-March/Religion_Minus_Doctrine__The_Messiah_and_Your_Rental_Contract__and_More
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Board members are available for the half hour before each Board meeting for informal conversation.
Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington
Board of Trustees Meeting
Draft Agenda
March 18, 2014
Call to Order and Chalice Lighting (7:30pm)
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The Olympics might be over, but we are in the qualifying heat for the final candidates for our next Senior Minister. I am pleased to say that each of the three candidates is truly exceptional and all currently leading healthy and vibrant congregations. We are the only large church in search this year, and it appears the best candidates have expressed a strong interest in our church. Lucky us! This is the stage in the search process where confidentiality is most important, as the candidates…Continue
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The UUCA Board's regular monthly meeting will be on Tuesday, February 18, starting at 7:30pm. Board members will be available for conversation a half hour early.
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Draft Agenda
February 18,…Continue
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The monthly business meeting of the Board of Trustees is on December 17th at 7:30pm. Board members will be available for informal conversation for the half hour before the meeting.
Draft Agenda
Call to Order and Board Check-in (7:30pm)
We light this chalice
For the light of truth
The warmth of love
And the fire of commitment
Consent and Informational…Continue
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On Wed Dec 4th at 7:30, at church, the MSC we share what we have learned from the Discovery Sessions and survey, and for the first time, will share the profile of the minister we seek for our search. If you can't make that session, come to Sunday, Dec 8th after the second service.
Click HERE is the link for more information and to sign up.
-Warren Wright
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What a fascinating tale these statistics suggest! I'll only add that I attended "Introduction to Our Faith" at UUCA last nigh, 11/13t. If my eyeballs are right, ALL of the attendees were under 40, and probably a good quarter of them seemed to be under 30. I think we are attracting Millennials. I also think UUCA is well-positioned to retain a good portion of these new, younger people. How? By our increasing dynamism, by our orientation toward the future, by our thoughtfulness and our…Continue
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This is newly released Census data. How does UUCA attract the under 30-crowd?
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The Board is holding its November meeting a week sooner than usual. We will meet Tuesday, November 12, at 7:00pm, in the Board Room at UUCA. Because we are starting at an earlier time than usual, the informal conversation period before the meeting may be limited. The meeting is open to all.
Here is a draft agenda:
Call to Order and Board Check-in …Continue
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Hi everyone
Due the the rain we've been receiving all week, the contractors were unable to paint the parking spot lines in the lower level of the lot. We are hopeful they can complete this work next Monday. In the meantime, please continue to park as efficiently as possible and please be aware of the handicapped spaces.
You should also be aware that there are now speed bumps located throughout the parking lot. These will also be painted next week but are a welcome addition as…Continue
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The October business meeting of the Board is on Tuesday the 15th at 7:00pm. We are starting earlier to have time to get through a very full agenda.
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Board of Trustees Meeting
October 15, 2013
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76% of those who took the survey strongly agreed or agreed with the statement, "I feel welcomed, encouraged, and able to be part of the church community". 80% of men agree compared to slightly less for women- 74%. 10% of respondents either disagree or strongly disagree with the statement, with both women and men of this significantly smaller population feeling equally not welcomed. 13% neither agree nor disagree with the statement.
What should be our "welcomeness" goal? Is it…Continue
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These statistics probably won't surprise anyone: According to the responses to our survey, 41% of respondents 50-years old and older pledge $2,000 or more to UUCA. By contrast, 34% of 18-49 year-olds give more than $2,000. The largest category of giving for 18-49 is 'less than $250 per year' at 28%. Meanwhile, 12% of 50+ pledge 'less than $250 per year'.
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The analysis of the survey continues. For those of you who took the survey, you may recall question # 20, "what is your racial/ethnic identity?" We used the U.S. Census Bureau as a guide to define categories. Overall, 94% of respondents describe themselves as White (not of Hispanic origin). However, when we look at age differences, these numbers differ significantly: For respondents 50 years old and over, the percent that identify themselves as white is 98%. For respondents younger than 50…Continue
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Hi everyone
Very exciting news: Mike told me today that they are going to do the final paving on the lower level of the parking lot and the driveway on Monday and Tuesday of next week (September 30 & October 1). Obviously this means they will be closed to cars and pedestrian traffic. I anticipate the lower level to be open on Wednesday morning. The driveway will remain closed during the…Continue
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September 22nd marked the end of the field period for our survey. We still have to input some paper survey we received over the weekend, but so far, we have 520 responses!
One of the questions we asked on the survey was, "What leadership qualities are most important when screening for our next ministerial candidate?" There were 19 options plus an option for open ended responses. So far, according to the responses we have to date, here are the following Top 3 and bottom 3…Continue
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Roberto Mancini has branded as "strange" the Football Association's decision to ban Luis Suárez for ten matches for biting Branislav Ivanovic and believes a suspension of half that length would have been sufficient.
The Manchester City manager – who has had a long-standing interest in signing Suárez – expressed doubt over whether the Liverpool striker's actions were any worse than a poor tackle.
"Sometimes they [the FA] take a strange decision for me," Mancini said. "If you want my opinion, this is strange - ten games I think is too much. This is my opinion. I don't know if this is worse than other tackles or situations.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized, in his discretion, under rules and regulations to be prescribed by him, to accept reconveyances to the Government of privately owned and State school lands, and relinquishments of any valid filings under the homestead laws, or of other valid claims within the additions to the Navajo Indian Reservation, Arizona, by Executive orders of January 8, 1900, and November 14, 1901, and to permit lieu selections within the boundaries of the said reservation additions by those surrendering their rights, so that the lands retained for Indian purposes may be consolidated and held in a solid area so far as may be possible: Provided, That the title or claim of any person or company who refuses to reconvey to the Government shall not be hereby affected.1
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Members of Titan formula race car team will display Titan VI at the LA Auto Show Friday, Nov. 22, through Tuesday, Nov. 26, and Sunday, Dec. 1. The race car, built for the 2013 collegiate competition last summer, will be among the Society of Automotive Engineers collegiate design projects featured at the SAE SoCal Booth at Booth K-410 in Kentia Hall at the Los Angeles Convention Center. See the team at last year's LA Auto Show online.
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In your third trimester, your health practitioner may recommend that you start counting your baby's kicks. Here, the experts weigh in on the importance of being aware of your baby's movements.
Why do kick counting?
Dr. Diep Nguyen, M.D.:
Movement is the best sign of your baby's well-being. Kick counting is the systematic counting of your baby's movements and it is one of the methods recommended by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists to help you check on your baby's health. Research shows that decreased fetal movement may be a warning sign of potential complications, including stillbirth, the unexpected death of a baby beyond 20 weeks. Counting kicks allows expectant mothers to note a change in the baby's movements, alerting them to potential problems which may need further evaluation. If there is a change in your baby's normal pattern, you should contact your health care provider immediately.
Barbara Dehn, R.N., M.S., N.P.:
Kick counts are one of the best things moms can do to be reassured about the baby's health. [It's] actually a very sensitive indicator of fetal well-being.
Dr. Anthony Chin, M.D.:
If the baby is moving, then you know that the baby is okay. So, it is your way of assessing fetal well-being. However, [keep in mind that] the baby doesn't move [all the time].
When should a pregnant woman start counting kicks?
Dr. Diep Nguyen, M.D.:
Most pregnant women should begin kick counting at 28 weeks. If your health care provider has determined your pregnancy to be high-risk, you may be asked to start counting kicks at 24 weeks. Most babies take less than 15 minutes to make 10 movements – jabs, rolls, kicks, twists, and turns.
Dr. Anthony Chin, M.D.:
Kick counting is done one hour after dinner when the baby is likely to be in an active mood. Lie on your side with your hands on your belly and you should be able to count 10 movements within the hour.
When to call your health practitioner
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Call your provider:
• If your baby hasn't moved 10 times within three hours.
• If you feel less movement than you usually do.
• You have any feeling of pressure or pain that comes and goes five or more times in one hour.
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Moms should inform their providers if their babies are taking longer than usual or are taking more than two hours to complete 10 movements.
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Family affiliation occurs in many organisations or occupations due to the simple fact that it can be efficient for people to deal with people they know or to follow in the footsteps of their parents. Yet Mr Williamson's antics at the HSU appear to go well beyond the bounds of acceptable behaviour, with his cronyism and nepotism costing ordinary union members $20 million in dodgy deals.
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In contrast, the governance requirements of Australia's industrial relations institutions are driven more by deal-making, power-broking and so-called industrial realities. The industrial tribunal, Fair Work Australia, has been shown to be loathe to investigate or act against union leaders who are clearly not operating in the interests of their members. To the contrary, the system has a tradition of protecting union fiefdoms from competition and scrutiny. Even the police are reluctant to pursue claims of corruption.
The murky governance is even more disturbing given that unions such as the HSU are the main source of income for the political party now in power in Canberra. Mr Williamson is extremely well connected in Labor circles. He was national president of the ALP in 2009-10 when the rorts that he was pulling at the HSU would surely have been known to other trade union officials. His one-time protege, Craig Thomson, was backed into a Labor seat in Parliament. And his daughter works for Prime Minister
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Detective Senior Sergeant Zane Smith said: "Traditionally we have seen these scams associated to countries such as Nigeria but these recent ones appear to originate from Europe and the UK, They are also not just via the internet; we have seen victims receiving personal letters through the mail."
The scams are sophisticated and convincing with official looking paperwork and certificates often being provided to make the arrangement appear authentic.
"The reality is that if it sounds too good to be true it probably is. Under no circumstances should you part with any money or any personal information or bank details when randomly approached in this way; nor should you underestimate the lengths that some criminals will go to make fraud convincing."
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I need to bring some fresh content into my stream. Anyone have suggestions on people to follow? Tech, fitness, web, running, cooking, hiking, etc. are all solid topics of interest for me.
Thanks all.
2013-07-03 03:48:52 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 5 +1s; )
Congratulations to Pridelines Youth Services!
Recipients of June's fund, as voted by our donors!
Maybe it was Jamesly's story. Maybe it was Pridelines dedication to youth in their area. Whatever the reason, our donors decided that this organization's story resonated the most with them. They donated small amounts of money all June and then voted on who they which nonprofit they wanted to receive the fund. Today, all of their votes have been tallied with Pridelines as the very close winner of over $1,000! It's going to mean a lot to a small organization.
We'll be following up closely with Pridelines in the coming months to let you know how they're spending the fund and how you helped. That's our reward to you for empowering an organization to continue doing what it does best - helping others.
If we all do our small part we can make a... more »
2013-07-02 23:09:12 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 1 +1s; )
About a week ago AdAge decided to make their own subreddit, only they could post content. Today their little experiment was banned. Rightly so. #AdAge
2013-07-02 21:02:52 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 1 +1s; )
Looking forward to this in 2014. #running
2013-07-01 04:03:06 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 1 +1s; )
Less than 3hrs to determines who receives The LittleBigFund!
Donate and vote while you still can: http://bit.ly/ZqJerh
Friends, followers, loved ones, haters, ladies, gentlemen, and everything in between - less than 3hrs remain for you to decide which of the three #LGBT organizations The LittleBigFund featured this month receives the fund. The votes are literally all tied up and it would be the ultimate way to end your Pride weekend to donate. Think of it as an extra beer at a bar or some street food. It doesn't take a lot to make a big difference.
So go ahead and show your support for the organizations that have been championing equal rights for #LGBT long before DoMA was struck down: http://bit.ly/ZqJerh
2013-06-27 19:01:08 (6 comments; 0 reshares; 2 +1s; )
Previously I used cats as a placeholder - this is my new fix.
2013-06-25 23:23:43 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 0 +1s; )
Loved this hike. Look forward to heading back up to the Angeles National Forest this summer.
2013-06-25 04:47:20 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 5 +1s; )
This is a must watch. 62 minutes in length, totally worth it.
2013-06-24 20:56:09 (2 comments; 0 reshares; 1 +1s; )
Finally launched my new redesigned website. First new post after an 8 month absence about how I designed & created my portfolio page.
2013-06-19 01:00:20 (12 comments; 1 reshares; 15 +1s; )
Ooops. Facebook is down. #Facebook
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This is going to blow up. Beautiful website. Awesome idea. #DollarCountdown
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2013-05-31 04:04:16 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 2 +1s; )
Jon Lajoie on life.
2013-05-30 23:18:31 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 0 +1s; )
Anyone else have a strong dislike for all these "fad" running events?
2013-05-29 17:18:14 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 2 +1s; )
If the Internets are going to make you a better person, they've got to make sure you remain anonymous: http://exitevent.com/the-death-and-quiet-rebirth-of-internet-anonymity-13529.asp by @jproco
2013-05-27 19:48:04 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 5 +1s; )
Announcing our partnership with photographer +Lotus Carroll!
The LittleBigFund is extremely visual. Our site is beautiful, all of our posts include images, our nonprofit stories are heavily supplemented by photos - and to be able to be as image-heavy as we need to be, we were going to need to work with an amazing photographer to license their photos.
Today we're extremely happy to announce that we've reached a deal with +Lotus Carroll to use her photos in our posts. Over the course of the next three months the images you see will exclusively come from either our designer +Alexander Parker, the nonprofits we help, or from Lotus' collection. She's an exceptionally talented photographer with a heart of gold and we are so grateful for how lucky we are to work with her.
Please welcome Lotus.
2013-05-25 01:13:46 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 1 +1s; )
Give this track from Wild Nothing a listen and enjoy a relaxing friday night. #WildNothing
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2013-05-23 10:32:14 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 2 +1s; )
Such a cool website. Stay classy internet searchers. #GoogleTrends
2013-05-18 00:15:22 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 3 +1s; )
Absolutely addicting album.
Artist: Kisses
Song: The Hardest Part
Album: Kids in LA
Genre: Electronic/Pop/Indie
Year: 2013
2013-05-17 00:05:08 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 1 +1s; )
It's been nine wonderful years but now it's time to say goodbye. Here's what you can expect from +The Office finale, tonight at 8/7c!
2013-05-17 00:03:24 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 5 +1s; )
In regards to color runs, electric runs, fun runs.. this is the only fun run I'd ever pay for. Cheers to the office after 9 years.
#TheOffice #FunRun #Running
2013-05-16 22:13:26 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 3 +1s; )
4th Grader Zachary Maxwell snuck a camera into his school's lunchroom for 6 months to document how lousy it was. The resulting film is now going to be screened at the Manhattan Film Festival next month.
2013-05-16 08:31:20 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 1 +1s; )
I've waited 3 years. #Kisses
2013-05-09 06:47:42 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 2 +1s; )
You want the honest answer about how G+ made me a CEO?
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I've been waiting a while to write this article, but with BuzzFeed relaunching it's community spotlighting today I figured now was a good time as any. So I took to my keyboard and wrote the genesis of how my experience here created The LittleBigFund. If there's anything I've learned here it's that a big audience correlates to a huge responsibility and I refuse to not do something with it.
Check it out, let me know what you think, and (if you like the article) go ahead and give it a nice little rating or a share. It'd mean a ton :)
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Sir David Attenborough sure comes up a lot when speaking about 3D TV this year. The keynote speaker at this year's 3D Creative Summit in London has done some remarkable work. And he's not slowing down. Attenborough has most recently announced Micro Monsters 3D. It is a stereoscopic 3D look at some of the worlds […]
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Attenborough to Release Micro Monsters 3D to Sky
May 3rd, 2013 · No Comments · 3D Content, Newsflash
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Sky Announces Britain's Pandas 3D Documentary
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Production for Pandas 3D, a 60-minute documentary about the endangered Giant Pandas at the Wolong National Nature Reserve in China, is underway. The film is being produced by Caroline Hawkins of Oxford Scientific Films, with the Chinese Wildlife Conservation Association and the China Conservation and Research Center. The film crew will have total access to […]
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Of Hunters & Eagles 3D Officially Selected for the IMAX Awards Contest
January 22nd, 2013 · No Comments · HDGURU3D News
Great head start for our friend 3DGuy this 2013! One of its recent 3D documentary film, Of Hunters & Eagles: The Golden Eagle Festival of Western Mongolia, has been one of the officially selected few for the IMAX AWARDS Contest this year.
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3D takes to the waves with a couple surfers
July 26th, 2012 · No Comments · HDGURU3D News
Taking a bold step into the 3D wild of nature, some inspiring 3D camera men take to the waves for a 3D surfing documentary.
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April 2nd, 2012 · No Comments · HDGURU3D News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Al Caudullo is THE 3D Guy (3DGuy.tv) and his 3D documentaries are groundbreaking and breathtaking visual extravaganzas that are redefining the documentary genre.
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A great 3D Family Documentary comes in April
March 6th, 2012 · No Comments · HDGURU3D News
Looking for just another wholesome 3D flick to take the kids to? Well IMAX will have a big treat for you in April!
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3net teaming up on 3D documentary
December 12th, 2011 · No Comments · HDGURU3D News
3net teamed up to make the very first 3D war documentary and we've got the press release on it.
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According to a recent Deloitte study, "Mobile Financial Services: Raising the Bar on Customer Engagement," 61 percent of respondents cited security as the main reason they did not conduct banking with mobile devices. All of the respondents owned a smart device and it is unclear if these same respondents also use a desktop device for banking.
In a previous blog post, "Playing in the Digital Sandbox: Mobile versus Desktop Security," we compared desktop and mobile security.
Deloitte's survey determined that the factor most influencing this security concern is the lack of Wi-Fi and mobile network security (36 percent of respondents). Moreover, 80 percent of respondents agreed that creating a "more secure Wi-Fi and mobile network" is an appealing security mitigation. It is unclear, however, what Deloitte was implying with the term 'mobile network' as mobile devices, desktops and other computing systems do not generally distinguish a specific "mobile network."
Properly Weighing Reponses from the Non-Technical Audience
When presented with an arbitrary list of technical security concerns, a group of non-security professionals is going to reach for straws. The question may be leading the respondent toward specific technologies. The results should be read as meaning less about "mitigating mobility security concerns" and more about, "what would make the mobile experience more appealing"?
This is acceptable from the standpoint of the survey's purpose, but there is minimal value in the answers with respect to prescribing real security.
Mobile vs. Web Banking — The Path of Least Resistance
Let's assume that all of the 'appealing' mobile security mitigations in Deloitte's list are implemented at a given bank and that this drives mobile-banking adoption. Let's also assume that the same bank also has a Web-based banking interface with single-factor authentication — most likely username and password.
As an attacker, the path of least resistance is the weak authentication of the Web interface. The bank has increased mobile adoption, but may not have lowered risk. If we are talking about real security, we need to address all aspects of banking transactions — whether they are done from desktop or mobile devices.
Simply, it is unacceptable for banks to offer weak authentication for both desktop and mobile devices. Username and password is a very weak form of authentication. We have also seen successful banking attacks for those using SMS as a second factor of authentication. Strong forms of authentication that leverage smart devices exist, so let's use them.
Second, account insurance and fraud guarantees are important, but should not be considered security. That's very much like saying a homeowner doesn't need locks on their door because they should just take inventory of their belongings every day.
Last, malicious attacks are successful when they are allowed to happen silently. As a retail-banking customer, I was glad to see that my bank enabled me to receive SMS messages when specific banking transactions occur.
Presumably, if I receive an SMS message about a transaction I do not recognize, I have time to notify my bank. It was easy to set up and manage, but both the bank and I know that this is not strong security. The bank gave notice that the SMS messages were for informational purposes only, and that there was no guarantee that I would receive the SMS message (e.g., if I was under attack).
This transaction notification idea is very good if only it could have a stronger channel of communication than SMS. Is it possible that this transaction notification could be done in a secure channel, leveraging mobile devices, while at the same time being appealing and easy to use? Yes, that technology exists today.
Does Location-Based Security Reduce Risk?
Let's compare transaction notification to the location-based security mitigation in Deloitte's list. When a customer is in a specific location and their mobile device coordinates match the location, this is a positive attribute indicating lower risk.
The problem is that your location is not a secret. An attacker can spoof their own location to match their victim's. Even though location is a reasonable attribute to measure risk, and could be used as a layer of security, it is an incomplete security solution in itself.
The average retail-banking customer should not be forced to choose from half-measures toward security. Even though a security mitigation may appeal to retail-banking customers, it alone may not equate to real security.
Protect Customer Profiles
My risk profile is very different than that of a bank. A bank can balance fraud risk and security expenditure to a point, whereas I am not tolerant to any risk. I simply cannot afford to lose money to an attacker, regardless of assurances that I might get that money back. Even though financial institutions will likely always measure out risk this way, they can still make good decisions about what kinds of security it can offer its customers.
We should be considering banking attacks from a threat-centric viewpoint and without limiting or categorizing ourselves into relying on a single technology. The attackers will continue to seek easy targets and will always regard technology systems holistically. The goal of banks and security vendors, should be to actually make identities and transactions harder to attack — but using security that is also appealing to the customer experience.
This will be a win-win for banks and their customers alike.


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If you're making a charitable gift to Cal State East Bay this season, don't forget two important things: make your donation by Friday, December 31 to be eligible for a 2010 tax deduction — and find out if your employer has a corporate matching program for charitable contributions. You could double or even triple the impact of your gift at no extra cost.
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"With matching gifts, employees can help their companies support the causes that are important to them personally," says Anne Harris, AVP of development, "and the corporations can leverage employee gifts as well as support the communities where their employees are located."
With each additional gift, the University gains the means to help more students reach their full potential. A gift matched at 100% might make a scholarship available to additional deserving students or help pay for twice as many books. In recent years Cal State East Bay has received more than $50,000 annually from corporate matching gift programs.
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Heritage advisory committees, Ferguson oppose permit request

By Richard Leitner, News Staff

A Hamilton Conservation Authority plan to lower Ancaster's crumbling Hermitage ruins is in city council's hands after being opposed by two advisory committees and the area's councillor.

The city's municipal heritage committee dealt the plan its latest blow earlier this month, voting 9-2 against a city staff proposal to issue the necessary permit only after opponents are first given three months to raise money to restore the 19th-Century ruins.

The vote came after the heritage permit review subcommittee unanimously refused to support the permit in late June.

The authority estimates lowering the fire-destroyed stone mansion's remnants will cost $144,000 to $194,000, while full restoration is pegged at $535,000 to $940,000.

The permit application will now go to council's planning committee, which next meets on Aug. 12.

"I'm just very uncomfortable with something that's that old, to simply remove down it to a height of three or four feet," said Ancaster councillor Lloyd Ferguson, who helped defeat the staff recommendation at the heritage committee meeting.

"We're very proud of our heritage culture in Ancaster and once they're down, they're gone. I'm not sure, first of all, if we shouldn't just let nature take its course," he said.

"I'm also not convinced why we can't go in and brace the walls and support them so they won't fall. It can't cost much more to brace them than it does to demolish them."

Built in 1855 as a summer home by George Leith, a wealthy Scottish immigrant, the Hermitage was destroyed by fire in 1934. The authority acquired the site in 1972 and successfully applied for a heritage designation in 1990.

Despite at least $100,000 in repairs since then, remnants of the Sulphur Springs Road mansion and two outbuildings have continued to deteriorate and are now fenced off from the public.

The authority plan would preserve the front façade's distinctive, arched entrance but lower the rest to a height of 1.2 metres or less – down from up to 11 metres.

It would also cut the property's grade by half a metre to expose the ruins' brick foundation, which is being damaged from freezing and thawing because the ground is often saturated with water.

Authority chair Brian McHattie, who is also a heritage committee member and cast one of two dissenting votes, said he has no problem with the decision to reject the permit application but suspects it will be overturned by the planning committee.

He said the authority just doesn't have the money to restore the ruins and their existing condition is a liability concern because trespassers are hopping the fence to climb on them.

McHattie said the authority did consider allowing the ruins to topple on their own, but believes the public should be able to access them "and get a feeling for the space."

"By stabilizing it in the way that we're suggesting, albeit bringing it down to an approximately four-foot level, that would work that way," he said. "We thought it was the best option."

Michael Adkins, chair of the heritage permit review subcommittee, said he and fellow members were uncomfortable with "the serious dismantling of the walls," a plan they feared would make the ruins look "too clean."

He said the Hermitage is "a fixture in Ancaster and a fixture in many people's lives," and he'd like the ruins stabilized and repaired where possible, and the existing "tacky" construction fence replaced with a nicer one.

"It looks derelict," Adkins said, blaming the ruins' deterioration on the use of wood rather than steel bracing to support the walls and cement in place of the original mortar during previous repairs.

A consultant found the cement repairs have failed and the upper portions of walls are more than half a metre out of alignment in some areas.

"Some of it's going to have to come down because it's just not safe," Adkins said. "But other parts can be stabilized and sealed at the top in a heritage-preservation way without capping it and putting a lintel on it."

Fergusonsaid he hasn't received much public feedback on the authority's plan, but the Hermitage "is very special to our community," noting his daughter had her wedding photos taken there.

"I'm just using my own judgment on this and I'm elected to do that on a regular basis, to make decisions on behalf of my community."


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No one shall be permitted to use the boat ramp or designated trailer parking area without applying for and obtaining a permit from Bordentown City, at the Municipal Office located at 324 Farnsworth Avenue in the City of Bordentown. Applicants for a permit must provide proof of a valid registration for the boat and trailer, if applicable. If a trailer is to be used, the permit decal will be assigned and affixed to both the boat and the trailer (on the front left side of each)*. If a trailer will not be used, then the permit decal will be assigned and affixed only to the boat. The issuance or denial of a permit shall be at the city's sole discretion.
Permits shall entitle the holder to use the boat ramp and designated trailer parking area and shall be required between April 1 and November 1. The ramp and parking area shall be closed to all boats and vehicles between the hours of 2:00 am and 6:00 am.
Season and Daily permits may be obtained from the City beach master at the gazebo near the ramp, or at the Bordentown City Police Station.
Any individual caught using the boat ramp or occupying the parking area without first obtaining a permit shall be subject to a fine of not less than $100.00 nor more than $500.00 and/or a period of imprisonment not to exceed 30 days and/or a period of community service not to exceed 200 hours, or any combination thereof for a first offense. For a second or subsequent offense, a violator shall be subject to a fine of not less than $250.00 nor more than $1,000.00 and/or a period of imprisonment not to exceed 60 days and/or a period of community service not to exceed 60 hours or any combination thereof.
*Daily permits shall be displayed on the driver side dash of the vehicle used to tow the boat while the vehicle is parked at the City Beach.
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|Trad, 2 pitches, 80'
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By Ron Olsen
From: Boulder, CO
Aug 3, 2002
|This is a fun route with two strenuous cruxes. I felt both cruxes were harder than 10a; perhaps 10b to 10c. These cruxes were harder than Bihedral Arete (10a), Gish (10a), and perhaps harder than Don't Ask (10b). My partner flashed Bihedral Arete and Don't Ask, and hung several times at both cruxes on this pitch. The first crux at the bolt involves a step left and then a hard crank past a steep headwall. There's a key handhold out left to supplement the marginal handholds directly above the headwall. The second crux is a committing overhanging finger crack. Save a yellow and green Alien for pro here. Make sure your belayer keeps all the slack out of the system or you could hit a ledge below the finger crack if you peel from the top of the crux. Power layback up the finger crack, then make a strenuous move up and right to another good crack. A stem with the left foot and a wicked abs crunch were required to make the reach. Shorter people may have to dyno this move. Continue up to a roof (I placed a #1 Camalot under the roof as a directional anchor), then angle left and up to the anchors atop Don't Ask. I belayed my partner from the top anchors instead of lowering. Pro up to a #2 Camalot.
By Ivan Rezucha
From: Fort Collins, CO
Jan 1, 2003
This is a fun route with THREE strenuous cruxes, if you climb the final roof at the obvious crack. It's about the same difficulty as the other cruxes and is easier than it looks. I thought the lower cruxes were harder than they looked. You'll want a #3/blue Camalot for the roof and a few more medium cams to back it up and to protect the second above the roof. Above the roof, angle right to the anchors for What's Wrong With Parents. You may be able to lower from those bolts, but I had too much rope drag to lower.
This climb felt way harder than Don't Ask (just to the left) and Bihdedral Arete. If those are 10a, I'd call this 10b. I thought this was the best of the three adjacent climbs, Don't Ask, Calling All Trad Climbers, and What's Wrong With Parents, although we almost didn't climb it, because it looked trivial from the ground.
By Ivan Rezucha
From: Fort Collins, CO
Apr 3, 2005
|Repeated this route at the end of the day today. Posting again to draw attention to this little known sub-area of Bihedral. These routes are fun, get lots of sun, and, a rarity these days, are minimally bolted. I like it. This time, the second crux of Calling all Trad-Climbers felt pretty easy, although definitely intimidating. One layback move onto a high step to reach the jug.
By J1.
From: Boulder, Colorado
Mar 12, 2012
|Definitely one of my favorite routes on the wall. Great gear and good moves...plus as mentioned above you can also keep climbing up through the overhanging roof above and end up on What's Wrong With Parents anchors. Makes for a more direct and exciting finish. Maybe 5.9 through the roof?
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From: Denver
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|Me and my partner both think the first crux is harder than the second one.


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New app that lets you crop buildings, plant flowers, and erase highways in real-time.
People just do not have the time to stop and smell the roses anymore; which is a shame, considering many cities have been redeveloped and modernized to encompass a better pedestrian-friendly atmosphere.
Key to the Street is a web-based tool that encourages more community engagement among citizens, as well as local governments. Establishing an infinite dialogue about the potential of their city, Key to the Street gives users to access the entire library of pedestrian-contributed sketches. Jessica Lowry created the citizen-planning app to slow down the pace of your busy life, and to let you sketch the world as you imagined it.
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Sparks NV (SPX) May 02, 2014
Sierra Nevada has announced the successful completion of the ORBCOMM Generation 2 (OG2) Pre-Ship Review and shipment of six satellites from the company's Space Systems' location in Louisville, Colorado. SNC is the prime contractor for this upgraded communication constellation leading all development and integration efforts for the ORBCOMM Mission 1 launch in May.
SNC conducted a thorough OG2 Pre-Ship Review to verify the completion of all functional and environmental testing, validating the performance of all systems and software for the six satellites. Upon completion of the OG2 Pre-Ship Review the satellites were shipped to Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) facilities at Cape Canaveral, Florida. The spacecraft are currently undergoing final testing and fueling in preparation for a May launch aboard a dedicated Falcon 9 launch vehicle.
"SNC is pleased to complete this critical milestone in upgrading ORBCOMM's global network," said Pat Remias, SNC's Space Systems senior director of programs.
"Due to their high efficiency and modular design, these satellites have substantially more capacity to service a larger number of subscribers, thus making the network more efficient with fewer satellites than the OG1 satellites that are currently on-orbit. SNC has established a satellite production line in our Louisville facility to integrate and test each vehicle rapidly, with up to six satellites processing simultaneously."
"Despite the age of the current constellation, ORBCOMM has shown strong growth under the leadership of CEO Marc Eisenberg, recording 15 percent growth in revenue and over 100,000 new subscriber communicators last year over the previous year," said Mark N. Sirangelo, corporate vice president and head of SNC's Space Systems.
"OG2will provide the path for continued growth and quality performance for the customer, which are hallmarks for SNC and ORBCOMM. Together with the superb technical team of ORBCOMM, SNC is raising the bar for the next generation of low-Earth orbit satellites."
The total OG2 constellation is comprised of 17 satellites. The remaining 11 satellites in the constellation are in final integration at SNC's facility in Louisville, Colorado, and are on track to support the next launch (OG2 Mission 2) scheduled in the fourth quarter of 2014.
In addition to developing the satellite buses, SNC has directed the development and integration of the advanced communication payload and is assisting in the key roles of launch planning and launch mission operations for the OG2 constellation, including developing a Satellite Operations Center that will support essential communications with the OG2 satellites prior to launch and during early on-orbit checkout and operations. SNC is currently housing the first fully functional small satellite production line in the U.S.
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YPSILANTI: Two new trustees joined the Eastern Michigan University Foundation Board of Trustees, and six current trustees had their terms extended at the Board's Oct. 5 meeting. All serve as volunteers, with terms beginning July 1, 2000.
DAVID L. DILES, athletics director at EMU, holds a doctorate in education from the University of Michigan and was vice president and director of athletics at St. Bonaventure University in New York before joining Eastern Michigan's administration.
EARL H. POTTER, III, recently appointed dean of EMU's College of Business, holds a doctorate in organizational psychology from the University of Washington and most recently served as professor and dean, School of Management, Lesley College in Cambridge, Mass.
Diles and Potter were appointed to three-year terms by EMU President Samuel Kirkpatrick.
Re-elected were:
ANN BLACK, EMU class of 1979 and president of Renaissance Financial Group
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EDWIN JAKEWAY, EMU class of 1958 and partner with Jakeway, Jakeway,
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EDMUND J. SIKORSKI, JR, attorney in Ann Arbor.
ANTHONY L. SNODDY, EMU class of 1973 and president of Exemplar
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PATRICK J. DOYLE, EMU class of 1992 and vice president for Business and Finance
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JUANITA H. REID, EMU class of 1975 and vice president for University Relations
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Robert A. DeMattia, chairman of the board, DeMattia Group of Plymouth, and Philip A. Incarnati, EMU classes of 1976, '82 and president of McLaren Health Care Corporation of Flint, will continue to represent the EMU Board of Regents on the Foundation Board.
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Provoking outrage among restaurateurs and unions in France, the French National Assembly finance committee has recently adopted a report advocating an increase in the reduced value-added tax (VAT) rate applied in the catering industry.
In his report, Socialist deputy Thomas Thévenoud highlighted the high cost of the tax break for the state, of around EUR2.6bn (USD3.3bn) a year. Underscoring that a rise in the 7% reduced VAT rate is "inevitable", particularly given that restaurateurs have not honoured their commitments in return for the tax shelter, Thévenoud advocated that either the 19.6% standard VAT rate apply or that an intermediate rate is introduced.
Thévenoud outlined details of his plan to ensure that quality prevails in the industry, to be achieved notably by providing support for smaller restaurants, employing fewer than 20 employees, by assisting with training and professional qualifications, and by raising standards, in terms of hygiene, disabled access and product transparency.
Introduced in France in 2009 by former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, the 5.5% VAT rate was initially accorded to the catering industry in return for lower prices and job creation.
Under the terms of the agreement (le contrat d'avenir) concluded between the government and professional organizations, restaurant owners pledged to lower the prices of at least seven products on their menu, to create 40,000 additional jobs in the sector within two years, to invest, and to negotiate a rise in wages.
The VAT rate was subsequently increased to 7% at the beginning of the year.
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The bus stop, right out the front door, connects you with the other mountain railway and gondola systems. It's only a few minutes' walk down the main street for that little "shopping tour" or to the village railway station, the starting point for delightful excursions throughout the entire Jungfrau region.
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The Gasthof Steinbock gained a place in history with the Boss Buebe (famous folklore musicians), after Christian Boss took over the business from the Bohren family in 1938. Even before then the Steinbock, at times also referred to as the Gemsbock, was renowned as a meeting-place and among travellers, primarily also because of a famous local beauty, "the beautiful ship-owner of Lake Brienz", who had managed the business with her husband from 1818. Well-known writers and painters often told of this remarkable and extremely beautiful woman.
After this the Steinbock was run for many years with great dedication and care by Christian Boss jr. and family. On his death his brother Hans bought the business and rebuilt the Steinbock in 1992. Sadly he died an early and unexpected death, and the attractive inn was put on the market.
Urs-B. Hauser, proprietor of the Hotel Belvedere in Grindelwald, (Christian Boss was his great-uncle, the Boss Boys second cousins or uncles) and Salvatore Ponzio set themselves the goals of continuing the history of the Boss Boys in the Steinbock and made an offer for the inn, since well-informed sources had advised him that the business would otherwise fall into external hands.
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To What End - Poem by Terrance Tracy
'In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.'
Perfection with beauty a world he did create for humanity to appreciate; a place of no vexation of soul that was his mold.
But then that which was perfect went another direction because of indiscretion there exists aggression from the watchers that calls for insurrection of God's perfect creation.
To what end are we to fall killing one another, and that's not all, destroying the beauty that was meant to be for you and me for the sake of prosperity we have lost our destiny.
Lost in the glare of city lights are the stars of God's creation with lack of no appreciation for that which was perfect was lost that night when we demanded light. To what end are we to depend on our ability to re-create that which was great.
Microphone to cell phones, radios and videos from satellites we communicate because we have lost that inner voice that will get us through the gate; can you count the cost?
To what end are we to depend, eternity do we suspend, this I cannot apprehend.
Yet there is hope and peace that all will one day agree, every knee will bow and tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is the one who brings us victory over death the final enemy this is predestined to be.
Terrance Tracy
Poet's Notes about The Poem
The more things change the more they remain the same. Just part of my meditation on God's creation.
Terrance Tracy
Comments about To What End by Terrance Tracy
S.zaynab Kamoonpuri (10/26/2013 7:33:00 AM)
A thoughprovokin great poem on man's rapacity! True.
Pls review my latest poem too. (Report) Reply
Khairul Ahsan (10/25/2013 10:00:00 PM)
'we have lost that inner voice that will get us through the gate; can you count the cost? , '
You have left the reader with a point to ponder.
'Yet there is hope and peace that all will agree to the one who brings us victory over death the final enemy this is predestined to be.'
This needs a bit of elaboration, perhaps. (Report) Reply
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That's super. There are certainly games out there that are all about free-form adventuring. Bioware has, however, always made story-driven games… so complaining that we are telling you a story is, in my opinion, a little pointless.
There are certainly degrees to the amount of freedom that one might feel they have. More optional areas to explore, for instance. More side-quests, less cut-scenes that actually take control of and move the player around… that sort of thing. But ultimately it will always be about us telling you a story and you operating inside those parameters. If you don't buy in that much, you never will.


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About James M. Smith, Ph.D.
Dr. James M. Smith is the 23rd president of Eastern Michigan University. He began his duties July 1, 2016.
Before coming to EMU, Smith served as president of Northern State University (NSU) in Aberdeen, South Dakota since June 2009. For the past seven years (2008-2015), NSU has been named by US News and World Report as one of the best undergraduate public institutions in the Midwest.
He has been an active fundraiser and was instrumental in helping NSU obtain the largest donation in its history, a $15 million gift.
Another NSU success was collaborating with the University of Jinan, in Jinan, China, to develop the first and only Confucius Institute in the Dakotas. The Confucius Institute has a specific three-part focus dedicated to the teaching of Chinese language, culture, and business practices. In addition to the traditional start-up funding provided, he was able to gain local and regional support of nearly $500,000 to launch the initiative.
Smith, 60, who grew up near Columbus, Ohio, in Washington Court House, knew early on he wanted to be a teacher. He always had admired teachers and enjoyed school. He became an elementary and middle school teacher after earning his Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education, from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, in 1979. He would go on to earn a Master of Education, Educational Administration, from Xavier University in Cincinnati and a Doctor of Philosophy, Educational Leadership, from Miami University.
Over the next 28 years, he served as an elementary school principal, a teaching fellow and assistant professor at Miami, director of the Experiential Program for Preparing School Principals at Butler University in Indianapolis, and director of the Educational Leadership Program and coordinator of doctoral studies at West Texas A&M University. Smith was also vice president for Economic Development at Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio, before heading to NSU.
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OSAKA – The No. 3 reactor at Kansai Electric Power Co.'s Takahama nuclear plant in Fukui Prefecture reached a state of cold shutdown Friday night after its operations were halted the previous day based on a court order.
Cold shutdown means that the reactor is in a stable condition, with temperatures of primary coolant falling to about 80 degrees Celsius.
Kansai Electric halted the No. 3 unit Thursday, some 40 days after the 870,000-kw reactor was brought back online on Jan. 29 following a hiatus of three years and 11 months.
On Wednesday, Otsu District Court in Shiga Prefecture, which borders Fukui, issued a provisional injunction ordering the power supplier to stop the operations of the No. 3 unit and the No. 4 reactor at the same plant, upholding a petition filed by residents in Shiga.
The court said that Kansai Electric has not fully explained or proved the safety of the reactors despite concerns over measures to cope with a severe accident.
Following the shutdown of the No. 3 unit, Kansai Electric began work in the small hours of Friday on lowering coolant temperatures and pressure inside the reactor.
The No. 4 reactor, also having an output of 870,000 kw, went back online on Feb. 26, but was suspended three days later due to a problem with its power generation and transmission system.
Currently, the No. 1 and No. 2 units at Kyushu Electric Power Co.'s Sendai nuclear plant in Kagoshima Prefecture are the only active nuclear power reactors in Japan.
The Sendai No. 1 and No. 2 reactors were brought back online in August 2015 and October the same year, respectively.


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Naomi Watts & Liev Schreiber's Passionate Goodbye in St. Tropez
Showing off their strong relationship, Naomi Watts and Live Schreiber were spotted in a passionate embrace in a Saint Tropez parking lot on Sunday afternoon (July 15).
The 43-year-old actress picked up some fresh baguettes with her beau and their son Alexander before hopping on a plane to continue filming her newest movie.
The Oliver Hirschbiegel directed "Diana," formerly known as "Caught In Flight," focuses on Princess Diana's relationship with heart surgeon Dr. Hasnat Khan, played by British actor Naveen Andrews and stars Miss Watts as the princess herself.
"She is a part of our history, an incredible woman and fascinating but a tragic ending," the "King Kong" actress said while filming scenes for the film.
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Synopsis :
The remote device is missing a vendor-supplied security patch
Description :
Sending bogus ICMP redirect packets, a malicious
user can either disrupt or intercept communication
from a router.
This vulnerability is documented with the CISCO
bug ID CSCdx92043
See also :
Solution :
Upgrade your version of IOS
Risk factor :
High / CVSS Base Score : 9.3
CVSS Temporal Score : 8.8
Public Exploit Available : true
Family: CISCO
Nessus Plugin ID: 11379 (CSCdx92043.nasl)
Bugtraq ID: 6823
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