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Indian government is reportedly launching an investigation into equipment manufactured by the likes of Huawei, ZTE and possibly other companies as China's role in recent acts of cyberspionage is being scrutinised.
Chinese site Sina Tech cites an official in the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) who informed the website of such a move. Concerns of intelligence agencies about Chinese-manufactured telecom equipment have been known to the telecom ministry and it is now ramping up the developing of systems for testing equipment of non-Indian manufacturers, a list which could also include Cisco and Alcatel. A lab for the purpose will be established in Bangalore.
Huawei and ZTE are key partners in India's telecom infrastructure (Image credit: Getty images)
According to the report, there are concerns over the use of large-scale telecom equipment manufactured in China in private and government networks without testing. Subsequently, DoT has been asked to make provisions to tackle spyware, malware and any other form of software virus in the telecom equipment that could opening a backdoor for cyber-spies
The moves come on the back of foreign telecom equipment vendors, including Huawei and ZTE, being barred from supplying gear for the national optic fibre network project in January. Then the next month, there were reports that DoT was mulling giving some Chinese companies a "domestic manufacturer" status due to these very same security concerns. It looks like such a move will now only go ahead, if at all, after the testing of equipment.
Earlier this week, the US Department of Defense had released a statement saying that intrusions originating from China have been designed to steal sensitive information from US defence and economic sectors.
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Why is Headbands for Hope different?
Because with every headband you purchase, one is given to a girl with childhood cancer. PERIOD. You buy, one goes to a child who could use some light in their life., especially during the holiday season, when they may not be able to be home with their families! PLUS, $1 is given to the St. Baldric's Foundation, to fund live-saving childhood cancer research. So your gift gives THREE times- to the recipient, to a child with cancer, and to pediatric cancer research.
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Jess Ekstrom did when she was still in college, and decided Headbands of Hope was the way to give MORE, and to those directly in need!
In 2011, Jess completed an internship at the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Central and Western North Carolina. During her internship, she saw that girls loved to wear headbands after losing their hair to chemotherapy. Being a young girl presents many struggles with self-esteem already and losing their hair as a result of a life-threatening illness is traumatic.Not only do they have to face the risk of losing their lives, they feel that they lose a part of their feminine identity.
Childhood cancers strike kids differently and they are in a crucial stage of development, which complicates the effects of treatments and can result in life-long complications. Although research over the last 40 years has raised the overall cure rate from virtually none to about 80%, many types of childhood cancer remain very difficult to cure.Progress is also especially slow in curing adolescents and young adults, because federal funding for childhood cancers is a fraction compared to adult cancers.
Taking all this into consideration, she started headbands for Hope in 2012, and started distributing the bands nationwide. You can see the looks of joy on the children's faces and see what a difference the headbands can make!
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To anybody fit for talking the English dialect President George W. Hedge today declared a Military Draft for The United States of America. President Bush said today, Tuesday December 19, 2006, in the Oval Office, "It is an exact reflection that this ideological war (Christianity versus Islam; Democracy versus Dictatorship) we're in will keep going for some time and that will require a military that is fit for having the capacity to support our endeavors and to help us accomplish peace.
I'm slanted to trust that we do need to expand our troops – the Army, the Marines. What's more, I discussed this to Secretary Gates and he will invest some energy conversing with the people in the building, return with a proposal to me about how to continue forward on this thought." President Bush said that his choice to expand the measure of the military was accordingly not simply to the war in Iraq, but rather to the more extensive battle against Islamic radicals around the world.
Here is the basic importance in setting of the words talked today by President Bush. Three years prior President Bush declared that he was propelling a "Campaign". This is the reason Muslims allude to Americans as "Crusaders". The Crusades were a thousand years prior when the Pope walked his Christian armed force crosswise over Europe slaughtering each Jew in their approach to recover.
The Holy Land, Israel, for Christianity, until the Crusaders stood knee somewhere down in Muslim blood in Jerusalem. So far President Bush has vanquished Muslim Afghanistan and Muslim Iraq and now he is debilitating Muslim Syria and Muslim Iran.


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Outside my window: the sun is beginning to rise. There is frost on the deck and grass.
I am thinking: it would be nice to have a bit of snow. If it is going to be this cold and dreary...at least let there be snow.
I am thankful for: a cozy warm house and sleeping children.
I am praying for: prosperity and security for my hubby's work situation.
From the kitchen: we made banana bread and snickerdoodles this weekend.
I am creating: new headboards for Em and Sarah's room.
I am going: I need to run to the bookstore today. I am saddened to hear that one of our local Christian boosktores is closing. They have been a constant in our neighborhood for many years.
I am reading: Bartholomew's Passage (for Advent).
Around the house: It is quiet. The Christmas trees are twinkling. The fire is warm. The coffee is hot. The kids are sleeping.
One of my favorite things: writing in my journal while the house is quiet. I get lots of thinking, praying and dreaming done this way.
A few plans for the upcoming week: we start back to lessons after a fall break. With the exception of routine errands and housekeeping, we will be focusing on school. Oh, and I need to get our Christmas card list pulled together.
A picture thought: want a fun and colorful for the kids to make? Check out Cheryl's Goody-Goody gumdrop wreath. Have fun!
Monday, November 30, 2009
Outside my window: the sun is beginning to rise. There is frost on the deck and grass.
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- Mimi said...
I've never heard of Bartholomew's Passage, but my youngest son calls upon as his heavenly patron St. Bartholomew. I'll have to check it out!
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:) It's nice to see you blogging again! :)
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I'm good at making counterparts for animatronics....so If you'd like to make a Golden, Photo-negative, whatever, I will make it!So far:
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Harold And Kumar go to Ponyville
(This PROVES that you can mix ponies with anything.)
In Ponyville
Pinkie Pie was hoping into Twilight Sparkles library. "Hi twilight! How are you!"
The purple unicorn looked up From her book and saw Pinkie. "Hi pinkie, I was just about to try out a new spell."
"Oooooh!" Pinkie said. "Can I watch?"
"Sure." Twilight said as her horn lit up, covering the entire room in a flash of light.
New Jersey, Harold and Kumars apartment
"Kumar, what the fuck!" Harold said as he saw Kumar watching My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic while smoking a joint.
"What dude?" Kumar said.
"Why are you watching a show for little girls?"
"Dude this show is awesome! Even without the pot." Kumar said while laughing at the tv.
"Dont you think that's a little creepy?"
"Well.." Kumar was interrupted when the tv started to spark.
"Kumar.." Harold said. "What did o
You do to the tv?"
"I didn't do anyth-"
The whole room then was covered with a bright white light.
Ponyville, Twilights library
"Whoa..." Twilight said as she recovered from the spell she casted. "What the?"
She looked down to see two other ponys, (One pegasus and one unicorn) unconscious.
"Oh wow!" Pinkie shouted in excitement! "New friends!"
The unicorn then woke up. It's coat was yellow and his mane was black. "Whoa." he said. "Wh-where the hell am I?" he then looked at the mirror and screamed. "AHHHHH! WHAT THE FUCK! WHAT THE FUCK!"
"Calm down!" Twilight said.
"Damn, Harold!" The Pegasus said as he woke up. "Can you be any louder?" The Pegasus' Coat was brown and with a Black mane also.
The yellow unicorn known as Harold looked at the Pegasus. "Kumar? WHAT IS GOING ON?"
"Holy shit dude!" Kumar said. "Your a unicorn! Are we just high or is this actually happening!"
"I think both!" Harold said.
"HEY!" Twilight yelled. "Look, we don't know how we got you here! Who are you two."
The unicorn stood up. "I'm Harold," He looked at the Pegasus, "And this.. Is Kumar."
"Sup." Kumar said.
"Hi!" Pinkie Pie jumped to Kumar to shake his hoof. "!"
"Whoa! Calm down!" Kumar said to Pinkie. "How did we end up here?"
"Well," Twilight said. "It could have been the spell I just tried..."
"Oh! I know what your talking about!" Pinkie said. "There was a giant flash of light! Does anyone want some cake?"
"I kinda do." Kumar said.
"SHUT UP!" Harold said to Kumar. "So, uhh, Twilight, can you send us back?"
"No, sorry, there doesn't seem to be a reverse spell." Twilight said.
"Fuck!" Harold said.
"Dude calm down." Kumar said. "We can chill here."
Harold sighed. "Uhh... Yeah I guess."
Instantly, Twilights door opened and in came Fluttershy, crying her eyes out running from whatever was around here. "Twilight, I really need your help! I mean, if your not busy.."
"Fluttershy, whats wrong?" Twilight said with concern.
"Well, I was at my cottage," Fluttershy started. "Feeding my animals, but then, there was this stalion that seemed nice so we talked for a bit... But then.."
"What happened?" Twilight said.
Fluttershy turned to where here cutie mark was. Over her cutie mark, there was big black letters that read NPH. "He branded me.."


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Can you guess who they are? Save for Ramsey V2 wearing a simple more traditional ninja garb and James V2 whom I decided to trade the shirt for an adventurer's jacket.
Nice semi-group pic. James for some reason reminds me of Terry from Fatal Fury.
Ooh, that's nice! ^_^
Such a good composition! I can easily tell who each is! Like I said, I'm definately going to be using that jacket!
Ooohhh... shinies! Dude, you are seriously great!
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Top left, Rainejoybringer. Top right, Shadesfox. Lower left, James. Upper middle, Wildy. Upper middle right, Ramsey. Bottom right, Gabi.
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Varget, IMR4064, And The Springfield M-1A?
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I was wondering if anyone could give me a nice light load in either Varget, or IMR 4064, with 150 Gr. FMJ Hornady bullets that will cycle the Springfield M-1A reliably without undo wear on the action. I'm not looking for a Camp Perry load, just a nice light load for the gun for ringing steel gongs at 100 yards. I'm mainly looking for reliability without beating up the action. Thanks in advance, Bill T.
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Sierra and Hornady both list 308 loads for semiauto rifles and I think Sierra lists some specifically for the M-1a.
Check your Hornady manual for specific loads for the M1A. My M1As love IMR4895 and 168 grain bullets (Sierra MK, Hornady Amax, and Nosler BT).
In my Springfield m1a for plinking i use IMR 3031 powder. I use this powder in my AR15, the m1a, and my 30-06. For plinking without a lot of jolt with the m1a i find that 40 to 42 works out quite nicely using a 150gr fmj. I normally use 147 to 168gr for general shooting. Works good for me in all guns.
I usually shoot 155 and 168 Match bullets in the M1A and mine really likes 41.5 grains of 4064 with either bullet. Generally around 2600fps or slightly less.
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Glad to help . I haven't been to Nepal myself, i'd love to one day. With my Indian passport i don't even need a Nepalese visa woohoo!
I have just realized i hadn't mentioned that India has a thriving couch surfing network. One of my friends from the UK is actually doing most of her travel stay via couch surfing. Initially i was a bit apprehensive about the concept and esp in my country, but she's seems to be having a fantastic time! It seems like a interesting way to meet people. Unlike the restrictive Schengen Visa where you are forced to book all your tickets and all hotel/hostel bookings before applying for the visa, the Indian visa is way more backpacker friendly. Couch surfing is actually an option. I have to say though, i haven't personally tried couch surfing myself, in India or in Europe.
Without sounding patronizing , I feel single female travelers need to be a bit careful. Esp so in northern India (including Delhi & Agra) where the culture is conservative . Western and southern parts of India are in general more relaxed & traveler friendly.
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hehe... its a headcrab.... giggle
I made it myself this morning
Did you ever play half life? Those head crabs were creepy as hell.
I haven't. Don't own a TV. But if I could only get a PS1... then i'd be the happiest girl alive!
Votes for the headcrab, even if you never played Half-Life (which should be well within most computer's specs by now, and is easy to find for cheaps.)
In that case,
Happy Zeroday!
I like the fact that your zeroday is the same as my sister's birthday... :)
My dearest Rival;
It was on this very day one year ago when I, your senior by 3 days, sensed some disturbance in the force. I was, of course, distracted with something at the time and forgot to check on it, but it ended up being you so I suppose it all worked out. What I am trying to say is that you are fantastic and your very existence improves my life. I'd make a dozen rings if it would keep you here for another year (Ok, maybe only like, 8, but still, 8 is a number that is [probably] greater than [or equal {House of Leaves reference} to] the number of fingers you have on one hand).
for upside down.
Various sources inform me that it is your birthday today. I hope it's a good one!
Retired? but you are SF0. And the world doesn't end for another 40 days.
The world ends when we say it ends, and last I checked, no one invited me to the vote.
I do miss it, but now is not the time for me.
Retired is a bad word, Long hiatus is more correct. I plan to be back, but then again, I'm fairly sure I'll never reclaim the former drive.
Which is okay, because to be honest, I was a bit crazy, and now I sleep in the same place every day (for a change) and it's pretty wonderful.
aww, poop.
But... What task do you want me to do? (I finish all of my tests for the week on Wednesday so I could probably scrape one more together before Armageddon)
lets brainstorm
I had an idea for a Proverb Proof completion that I was originally completing with Libris Craft, but she hasn't been online in 2 months, so I guess the spot is open...?
But since that's rather self-serving, I would really like to see your whimsical take on this one.
But since, on your hiatus and with limited time left, that may be difficult to organise and implement, I would also really dig seeing you pull off this one.


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Caroline Laplante was a Klingon-made hologram and was a character of the holographic program Tuition Crisis that informed the executives of the mathematics students' union of the picketing prowess of the PHYSUM herself gone picketing shortly thereafter. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Rode the 300")
She oversaw the strike vote of the PHYSUM that would make it go on unlimited general strike, upgrading their status from renewable weekly. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "The Defector")
Like the other characters in Tuition Crisis, they were modeled in photomanipulation by their real-world counterparts, all studying at the University of Montreal at the time of the production. She was a physics student, just like Yvan Ung (real world) at the time of the 2012 Quebec student strike, and she was even the treasurer of the PHYSUM at the time of the 2012 PHYSUM strike.
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I am only 16, but very mature for my age. I've had to serious realtionships and a couple boyfriends here and there but theyve all been older then me. My serious boyfriends were both 21, and the others vary from 19-21. I'm just not physically, mentally, or emotionally attracted to guys my age or guys younger than me. Or at least ones I have seen.
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
EISENHUETTENSTADT, GERMANY -- In this fading factory town, built more than a half-century ago to honor Stalin, the former East German dictatorship still generates fond memories.
As Germans prepare to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall -- a spontaneous burst of freedom that led to the collapse of communism in Europe -- the country remains divided in its memories of the old days.
Many residents of the former East Germany resent what they say is an unfair characterization of their country as a "criminal state" by their counterparts in the west. Instead, they say, the German Democratic Republic was a well-intentioned, if flawed, experiment in socialism that denounced the evils of the Nazis.
In a survey commissioned by the federal government to assess how Germans feel today about the events of 1989, 57 percent of those in the eastern half of the country said life under communist rule was, on balance, more positive than negative.
"What people really are saying is, 'I didn't do everything wrong, I didn't live in vain,' " said Gabriele Haubold, an architect and city planner in Eisenhuettenstadt, which was founded as a model socialist city but has suffered since 1989, losing more than one-third of its population.
"People think back to how it was in the GDR, how it was different, how we had work, how there was a safety net so you didn't have to worry about things," she said. "But, of course, you also have to remember that there was a price to pay for all this."
People who held senior jobs in the former East German government or who worked for the Stasi, its notorious secret police, were prosecuted or shunned after Germany's unification in 1990. But as time has passed, such affiliations have lost some of their stigma.
In Berlin, scores of international dignitaries and thousands of others will gather Monday to commemorate the demise of the Wall. The highlight will come when an order is given to topple a row of eight-foot-tall foam dominoes stretching for a mile along the old dividing line in the heart of the city.
In contrast, nothing special is planned Monday in Eisenhuettenstadt, a town of 32,000 near the Polish border.Burnishing memories
Eisenhuettenstadt was built starting in 1950 to house thousands of workers for giant steel mills. Intended to showcase East Germany's socialist economy, it was called Stalinstadt until 1961, when the name was changed to reflect the Soviet leader's posthumous fall from grace.
Today, the city looks like a mothballed version of a forgotten era. The workers' barracks -- boxlike monoliths that dominate the city center -- have been spruced up since unification but sit largely empty. Unemployment has hit 20 percent in recent years, and prospects for growth are few.
Andreas Ludwig, an urban historian, is one of the few west Germans who have moved here. In 1993, he opened the Documentation Center for Everyday Culture of the German Democratic Republic.
For years, Ludwig urged many locals to donate school textbooks, consumer goods, propaganda posters -- anything that could help explain the era to future generations. The museum now has 150,000 items in its collection.
Many Germans in the west accuse easterners of romanticizing communist life and forgetting the oppression, lack of freedom and economic deprivation. But Ludwig said the nostalgia is more a way to draw attention to shortcomings in unified Germany.
"When people say things were better in the GDR, the politicians get angry. They say, 'It can't be, it was a dictatorship,' " Ludwig said. "They don't realize that it's just a critique of their job."
But Klaus Schroeder, a political science professor at the Free University of Berlin, said his research has shown that even east German teenagers born since 1989 hold a sanitized view of life under communism, thanks to their parents and teachers, who gloss over the bad parts.
"It is interesting that many young people in the east want the GDR back, but it is not the real GDR that they want," Schroeder said. "Young people know very little about the real GDR. It is not taught in schools, so they craft their own version with nostalgic, positive aspects."Growing disillusionment
Overall, east Germans are happier with the end of communism than their neighbors behind the old Iron Curtain, according to a poll released Monday by the Pew Research Center. About 85 percent of east Germans approve of the change to market capitalism, while 82 percent favor the transition to multiparty democracy -- higher marks than in any of the eight other ex-communist countries surveyed.
At the same time, some rosy assumptions have sharply faded.
For example, 97 percent of east Germans in 1991 expected that their standards of living would match those in the west within two decades, according to a poll conducted by the Pew Research Center's forerunner, the Times Mirror Center. Today, however, only 12 percent of east Germans feel that living standards have equalized, the Pew survey found.
Wolfgang Anton, 73, a former school director from Eisenhuettenstadt, said disillusionment took root among many residents in the early 1990s, after the state-owned factories were closed or privatized.
"Many people lost a lot of their sense of self-worth," he said. "Today, those are the people who like to remember all the nice memories from the GDR, all the parades and good things."
Anton recalled how he sat glued to the television set for days in early November 1989, watching the Wall come down. "I get goose bumps every time I think about it," he said. "It was an utterly great day."
So how will he mark the 20th anniversary on Monday? He paused, then admitted he has no plans.
"For me, the anniversary is just not a particularly special day," he said. "It's good we're not in a dictatorship. And yes, I'm very happy to be in freedom. But I don't feel the need to talk about it all the time."
Special correspondent Shannon Smiley contributed to this report.
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Most of us would stay in our small town, the boys going to work "down the hill" at the smelter, the girls to secretarial school or to set up house, after marriage of course, to an older boy.
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Later that morning, we heard the names. Seven dead. Some from my graduating class, some younger. On the way home from an after-party at the lake, they'd crossed to the wrong side on a blind corner and met a fully loaded dump truck. The truck driver cried as he said there was nothing he could do.
The world that had seemed full of possibilities just hours earlier shrank to a small and mean place, our dreams smacked down hard. "How dare you," the universe hissed, "think you could do anything, be anything?"
For years after, my stomach tightened into knots in late May. I'd hear the word graduation and a toxic mix of fear and anxiety would fill me.
When my children graduated from high school, I tried to keep quiet. I didn't want to ruin their moment, though I knew I came close with my anxious face, my repeated questions about their whereabouts, and when, when would they be home.
Now, these words "It's a big life" wallop me. For longer than I care to admit, I let the universe's message from that night linger in the back of my mind, like a silent check on my dreams. Sometimes it abruptly vaulted forward, hissing again, "What makes you think you can do that?" No one said – I didn't say – "It's a big life." It took me many years to find my way to those words on my own.
I realize this man who has struggled to stay alive while Kathleen has been in his studio has given her class an astounding gift.
Cradling the phone, my back still curled away from my sleeping husband, I want to say: "Yes, it is a big life. Even if you're catapulted into a grown-up terror the very night you graduate. It's as big as you want to make it. Don't let anything make it small."
"Mom," Kathleen says. "What's the matter? Are you having one of those moments?"
"Kind of," I say. "I'll tell you about it when I'm there next week. For your graduation."
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