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Boconnoc House and Gardens, Cornwall
Boconnoc is a country estate in South East Cornwall tucked down two miles of private roads. The main house and grounds are available to hire for anything from a candle lit dinner for two, a house party for 18 guests or a self catering holiday cottage to a wedding or party for up to 240 guests.
Anthony Fortescue, owner of Boconnoc, was determined to restore the dilapidated main house to its former glory as it had been uninhabited since the 1950s. He also wanted to open the estate and house to give others the opportunity to enjoy its magic, space and tranquillity. The restoration project of the house took 12 years of hard work with a fantastic team of craftsman and builders.
Recently awarded the Historic Houses Association / Sotheby's Restoration Award and the Georgian Group 2012 Architectural Award for the Restoration of a Country Mansion, Boconnoc House now has a heart beat again.
As Boconnoc is a family run business, we offer total flexibility and versatility, nothing is too much trouble and we want everyone to experience the hidden beauty of the place. This unique setting is a wonderful escape from the busy outside world.
Boconnoc is located 15 minutes from Bodmin and 40 minutes from Newquay airport, within easy reach of both the north and south coasts. There is a deer park within the grounds and the gardens, bursting with reds, pinks and yellows in the Spring and early Summer when the rhododendrons, azaleas and camelias are in flower, are open to visitors on Sundays in May. Group visits to the house, church and garden can be arranged at any time of the year. The Estate has been used for numerous film locations including the Rosamund Pilcher's – Indian Bride, Happiness Unbridled, Questions of the Heart, Love on the Horizon and English Wine, scenes from the 1993 film of 'The Three Musketeers' and the BBC 2 production of 'Daphne'.
It gives us as a family so much pleasure to welcome people to Boconnoc to enjoy the beauty and magic of the place.
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I have been told by the printer that the second edition of Fresh will be ready by Thursday of next week. I will keep you posted.
Casperia 2014
We are back from Italy. We had a nice trip with our two boys Patrick and James and Patrick's girlfriend Emma. We ate lots of Pizza. Drank many many caffes and had gelato twice at the same gelato bar in Rome. We were brought to this particular bar by Antonella who we met at Fiore Market Cafe. She has been a regular customer almost since the day we opened. Over the years we talked about meeting in Rome.. We got the chance the day after Christmas. Antonella took us on a lovely tour of Rome that culminated with a stop at Tre Scallini for gelato.
On Monday we met Marvi and Stefano's mother Agusta at the Trastevere train station in Rome for another visit which also ended with a stop at the exact same gelato bar. They told us the exact same stories. It was as if they were related. I guess they are in the sense they are Romans.
The air was brisk for most of the time we were in Italy. The first few days, Christmas Eve and Christmas were fine. Not too cold. The sky was clear. The sunsets magnificent. We cooked the first two days and hardly spent a penny. The only time we did was for trips down to the blue bar for coffee. James and I opened the bar on Christmas Eve and Christmas day. Only because we were up at 4am due to jet lag. The barista couldn't quite figure why these crazy Americans kept showing up so early. She asked me don't you sleep. I replied that 6:00am is late compared to the time I rise in LA to bake bread at our cafe. Once we got adjusted to the jet lag we walked over about 7:30.
The sun doesn't rise until 7:00 or 7:15. The windows to our apartment were covered from the inside by dark wood shutters which kept out the sun and the cold. It also allowed us to sleep in..
On Christmas we roasted a chicken Fiore style. I bought the chicken at the supermarket. It looked like something you might find in LA. It was a whole chicken placed on a Styrofoam plate wrapped in plastic wrap. I was expecting to see the chicken in the deli case hung upside down with the legs and neck still intact. Were the Italians becoming like us, I thought to myself? Later the evening we started to prepare our Christmas dinner. With the family by my side doing other things to get the dinner ready I unwrapped the plastic and grabbed the chicken expecting to see the same sort of thing I see daily when I prepare chicken at Fiore. I normally have to pull the innards from inside the cavity before I clean, salt and pepper the bird. This time in that cold apartment in Italy it was different. As I lifted the bird from the plastic plate it's neck and head and legs and feet popped out. They were still attached. Everyone shrieked.
We managed to roast it none the less and it tasted good, real good. I sauteed some bitter greens and roasted potatoes in good olive oil. Anne dressed the salad with balsamic vinegar and that same olive oil. It was simple, but exactly the ways Italians eat a salad.
We enjoyed our dinner at the table by a blazing fire. It was our first night together and the start to our week.
Fiore Market Cafe Fresh Cookbook
December 20th at Fiore Market Cafe
Saturday December 20th is the date of Fiore Market Cafe's 4 year anniversary. It's also the last day of business before we start our holiday vacation. Anne and I and our two sons are taking a trip to Italy. We will reopen Saturday January 3rd.
On the 20th we will have Christmas Carols in the early afternoon followed by a short book signing for anyone who wishes to have their Fiore Market Cafe cookbook signed.
If you are looking to purchase gift certificates for the holidays make sure to stop by next week. We also have jams and other goodies which make for good stocking stuffers
Casperia Italy
These Hands
Here is a little teaser from the cookbook. I especially love this photograph. I took it in 2005 during a trip to Italy. Take a close look at these hands. They are the hands of a worker, a very gifted cook.
Fiore Market Cafe Cookbook
It's finally done. A big thanks to Brad Roe and Tim Schamber of Peloton Magazine for making it happen. Tim took our photographs, recipes, and stories and created something very unique and special. The book tells our story and gives away some of our secrets.
The book is being printed and should be ready by December 3rd at the latest. It will be for sale at Fiore Market Cafe and will cost $30 plus tax.
Easy Fig Jam
We have been making lots of fig jam this summer. We usually do for a couple reasons. Number 1, figs are very plentiful in Southern California. Many people have a fig tree or know someone with a fig tree. Number 2, fig jam goes well with crispy pork belly. which we also like to make in the summer, or anytime of the year.
I didn't know much about figs until Anne and I started to go to Italy. There I had a couple of very big fig moments.
We had a neighbor who lived directly across from the apartment we stayed in. She used to sit on a plastic lawn chair right outside her door and smoke cigarettes. When she wasn't smoking cigarettes she was watering her plants or trimming vegetables. She was one of the sweetest people I have ever met. One hot August day, she knocked on our door and handed me a porcelain bowl of ripe figs. When I say ripe I mean ripe. These figs were splitting in two.
At the time they were too much for me. I couldn't appreciate them. They were just too ripe for my taste buds. I don't remember what we did with them, but I brought her clean bowl back to her the next day. I think she assumed we enjoyed them
The second big fig moment occurred a few years later. We were in Italy again. I was at our friends Paola and Franco's house. Paola was getting ready to do a pizza class for some students that I had arranged to come to her cooking school.. We had made the dough. Franco and I had lit the fire in the wood oven and we had time to spare as we waited for the dough to rise. Franco asked me to follow him out into the fields to help him pick figs.
The fig trees were in a big open field. Three of them sat side by side and they were absolutely filled with figs. Looking up from below the trees all I could see was purple. As I climbed the ladder to retrieve the figs the branches shook and figs dropped exploding on Franco's truck parked beneath the tree. I climbed to the very top of the tree and peered across the valley. It was one of the most beautiful sights I had ever seem. It was dusk. The sky was reddish orange and the tree was filled with bright purple figs looking for a home.
I don't remember what we did with the figs. I know that most went uneaten, but at that moment I came to learn and appreciate the fig.
Here is a simple fig jam recipe. It yields a small quantity of jam so you can store it in the refrigerator. It should last a few weeks.
Take 1 pound of figs rinse them, cut off the stem and quarter them. Place them in a stainless steel bowl with 1 cup of sugar, the zest and the juice of an orange. Stir the fig mixture and place in a non reaction sauce pan. Turn the heat to high and gently stir with a wooden spoon until the sugar dissolves and the mixture comes to a boil. Reduce the heat and let simmer for about 15 minutes until the jam thickens. Keep a watchful eye and do not let it burn. When the jam is ready I usually cool it down by putting it in a metal container set in a bowl of ice water.
Rely on your senses to tell if it is done. The color of the jam will darken and become glossy. When you stir you'll feel the resistance as it slowly thickens. The figs will break down and spread out. They will not completely break down. I like them to remain semi-whole, but well cooked and soft.
Try the jam on a piece of grilled bread with some cheese. Drizzle a tiny bit of olive oil. Sprinkle with course sea salt.

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Haunted Houses: Ways to Drive Away Unwanted Spirits
It would be scary to live in a home that has something inhuman living in it, you would want to get rid of it as soon as possible. Imagine the fright you and your family would have once you realize this thing is actually a spirit. Spirits or ghosts cannot harm you in any way so there is no need to panic whatsoever. The reason why these souls wander is that they failed to complete a task or a mission that they had when they were still alive. Sometimes these ghosts think that they are still living. These ghosts normally get attached to things, people, places, and other objects that hold meaning to them.
Remember that you do not have to tolerate the presence of a ghost in your home, you have to make sure that you get rid of it as soon as possible. There are simple guidelines on how you can effectively get rid of these ghosts from your home. Below, are things you need to keep in mind when it comes to his venture.
You can request the ghost to leave your home.
Why No One Talks About Events Anymore
This may sound like a simple method but it actually really works. You should never be rude to ghosts wandering your home. You need to treat ghosts well, besides you are not even aware of what it is actually going through. You need to be kind when explaining to the ghost the current situation it is in and you are in as well.
What Has Changed Recently With Events?
You need to talk to the ghost kindly but firmly at the same time so that it gets your meaning. Make it aware of the fact that it is dead. Furthermore, you need to inform it that you are the owner of the house now. This will allow the ghost to be aware of the current situation which might possibly allow it to move on. The ghost will also know that its time has long passed and that you are the new owner of the home, on top of that, it would also help it move on. You can settle it the easy way by simple talking to the ghost, it will understand everything you are trying to say and there would be no need for violent methods. All you simply have to do is help the ghost realize the truth and it will be able to move on to the world beyond in the way that it deserves.
Garlic is always a good option to rely on just in case the other doesn't work.
Paranormal beings are incredibly allergic to garlic, there is something about its smell that repels them. If strange mysterious things are occurring in certain areas of your home then it would mean your house is haunted and that you would need to hang garlic in certain parts of it.


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Welcome to the 2014-2015 School Year at
Forest Hills Northern High School
For over thirty years, students at Northern High have worked hard to achieve and explore their unique potential. In partnership with a supportive community, under the guidance of dedicated educators and staff, our students continue to carry on Forest Hills' tradition of academic excellence. At Northern, we take pride in our diverse student population, and provide opportunities for all students to succeed in a comprehensive academic program, as well as a wide variety of sports and co-curricular activities.
We value the communication we have within our school, with our families and community and hope you find this website useful. The content covers a broad range of school related topics. For further questions, please feel free to contact us at 493-8600.
Latest Northern High News
New Member Purchase Program Announced for Computers and Select Electronic Devices Offering Discounts to FHPS Families
Forest Hills Public Schools is pleased to offer all families access to a technology purchasing program which provides discounts on the purchase of Dell products, including laptops, desktop computers, select electronics and accessories. Through the Dell Member Purchase Program for Forest Hills Public Schools, families can take advantage of savings and special financing options. To access the program, go to the Dell Member Purchase Program website: http://dell.com/mpp/foresthills and use member ID: US241580. On this site you can compare devices and electronics, see monthly specials, and use an online chat feature for additional sales and service information. To see a recent flier about the program, click here.
August Testing Out Information/Registration
Below is the Google form link students should use to sign up for the August 3rd Testing Out Session. On that date all students will test at CHS.
Please sign up through the link below:
Once the Google form is completed and submitted a return email will be generated confirming registration and providing the necessary notices and guidelines.
eAchieve September 2015
The Forest Hills Public School district is excited to launch a new high-school initiative for the 2015-2016 school year. This new initiative is called "eAchieve," and is based on the premise of digital learning and the educational opportunities it affords for our students, teachers, and all learners. With eAchieve, beginning on the first day of the 2015-2016 school year, our three high schools—Central, Eastern, and Northern—will encourage all students to bring their own digital device to school for instructional purposes.


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Skype is a global Internet telephony company, to clients worldwide by providing free high-quality phone service, is gradually changing telecommunications industry. Skype is a network of real-time voice communication tool. IM has other functions required, such as video chat, voice conferencing over, people chat, transfer files, text chat and other functions. The free high-definition voice conversations with other users, you can make domestic and international calls, whether fixed telephone, mobile phone, PHS can dial, and can call forwarding, SMS and other functions.
Skype Security Considerations and Management ipoque www.ipoque.com Skype – The Company • 2002: founded byNiklas Zennström and Janus Friis – creators of the Kazaa P2P file sharing network • Internet telephony (incl. video), instant messaging, file transfer – proprietary network protocol and implementation – strong encryption • October 2005: acquisition by eBay – for €2.1 billion (€1.3 billion cash) – plus €1.2 billion performance-based options ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 2 Popularity • 276 million registered users by end of 2007 – 129% increase in 2006 – 61% increase in 2007 • 8-11 million users simultaneously online • High diurnal usage variations – 40-50% more users during working hours – 25% more users on weekdays • Longer call duration compared to PSTN – ∅ PSTN: 3 minutes – ∅ Skype: 13 minutes – most likely because Skype calls are free ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 3 Technical Basics • Peer-to-peer (P2P) network architecture – supernode architecture similar to the KaZaa FastTrack protocol • Very easy to use • Works in almost any network environment • Advanced obfuscation techniques – both in the code and the network traffic • Generates traffic even when idle ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 4 The Program • Encrypted program code – code pieces are decrypted to memory at run time • Code integrity checksums to prevent modifications • Code obfuscation techniques – dummy conditional jumps with never-used code – fake error handlers • Many anti-debugging measures – Skype does not run if debuggers are active (incl. the SoftICE kernel mode debugger) – checksums are used to detect software breakpoints ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 5 Skype in the Network • P2P architecture • Uses UDP and TCP, both for signaling and communication • No fixed ports – a UDP port is randomly selected at installation time and used for all UDP data – HTTP and HTTPS ports (80 & 443) can be used • Works behind firewalls and NAT gateways ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 6 Skype & Firewalls • Penetrates most firewall systems – there is nothing firewalls can evaluate (such as port numbers, payload patterns) • Works behind NAT gateways – uses NAT hole punching techniques similar to STUN and TURN – only requires a single connection to a supernode initiated by the client to be fully operational ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 7 NAT Traversal • One peer NATed – the NATed peer always opens the connection, even if the unNATed peer initiates a call • Both peers NATed – both peers communicate their NAT details to a supernode, which forwards them to the peer via the existing supernode connection – non-symmetric NAT: both simultaneously open a connection to the other peer (STUN) – symmetric NAT: both peers try to open a connection using a port scan (STUN+); if that fails, an external relay is used (TURN) ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 8 Supernodes • Supernodes (SN) – implement the Global Index, the Skype user directory – essential for the proper operation • Relay nodes (RN) – call forwarding for clients behind NAT gateways • Differentiation between SN and RN not clear • Every client with a public IP and sufficient resources can become a SN or RN – this can only be disabled for the latest Windows client by tweaking the Registry – easier to become a RN • Estimate: >250,000 supernodes worldwide ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 9 Bandwidth Usage • Idle traffic – 0-0.5 kBytes/s mainly for contact presence updates – 0.5*3600*24*30=1.2GBytes/month (!) • Active call traffic – 3-16kBytes/s • Relay nodes – X*3-16kBytes/s, but how big is X? – Relayed file transfers capped at 1kByte/s • Supernodes – <5kBytes/s (?) – connections to many other clients – potential problems for routers and other network devices ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 10 Security • Skype is a perfect backdoor into a network • Interferes with IDS/IPS – Skype looks like an attack or unknown traffic • Known exploits Source: http://www.skype.com/security/bulletins.html Year Vulnerabilities Critical (injected code execution) 2004 2 1 2005 3 1 2006 2 1 2007 2 2 2008 4 4 • 2/2007: Skype gathers computer BIOS data • Hard to enforce a security policy with Skype ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 11 Detection – Challenges • No well-known ports or server IP addresses • Bit patterns insufficient for detection – nearly everything is encrypted – known bit patterns only cover some flows, not all – for instance, if Skype uses port 443, it mimics a valid HTTPS connection setup – patterns change from version to version • If one flow is blocked, Skype tries something else (i.e. different port, different transport protocol) ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 12 Detection • Requires tracking of TCP and UDP flows • Different flow patterns for TCP and UDP • Flow "patterns", or signatures – absolute and relative packet sizes – flow count and arrival rate • Different connection mechanisms require different signatures • Regular signatures updates necessary – signatures change often – major changes in Skype 3.0 ⇒ Skype closely monitors and counters detection efforts ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 13 Skype Versions Tested Skype v184.108.40.206 Skype v184.108.40.206 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v188.8.131.52 Skype v184.108.40.206 Skype v18.104.22.168 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v126.96.36.199 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v184.108.40.206 Skype v18.104.22.168 Skype v22.214.171.124 Skype v126.96.36.199 Skype v18.104.22.168 Skype v184.108.40.206 Skype v188.8.131.52 Skype v18.104.22.168 Skype v126.96.36.199 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v18.104.22.168 Skype v126.96.36.199 Skype v126.96.36.199 Skype v18.104.22.168 Skype v22.214.171.124 Skype v188.8.131.52 Skype v188.8.131.52 Skype v22.214.171.124 Skype v184.108.40.206 Skype v18.104.22.168 Skype v188.8.131.52 Skype v22.214.171.124 Skype v126.96.36.199 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v22.214.171.124 Skype v18.104.22.168 Skype v126.96.36.199 Skype v188.8.131.52 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v188.8.131.52 Skype v126.96.36.199 Skype v126.96.36.199 Skype v126.96.36.199 Skype v184.108.40.206 Skype v126.96.36.199 Skype v188.8.131.52 Skype v188.8.131.52 Skype v184.108.40.206 Skype v18.104.22.168 Skype v18.104.22.168 Skype v188.8.131.52 Skype v22.214.171.124 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v188.8.131.52 Skype v184.108.40.206 Skype v184.108.40.206 Skype v18.104.22.168 Skype v22.214.171.124 Skype v188.8.131.52 Skype v220.127.116.11 Skype v126.96.36.199 Skype v18.104.22.168 ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 14 Skype Detection – Limitations • Only the connection setup is detected – existing connections cannot be detected; a call may use an existing connection and succeed • It takes some packets to detect a new connection – a call may appear to succeed, but no conversation will be possible – the contact list may become available periodically ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 15 Infrastructure Obstacles • The detection engine must see all inbound and outbound packets of a Skype client – no asymmetric routing – no other device blocking Skype packets • Unusual network conditions – many IPs behind a single NAT – unusual NAT behavior ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 16 Skype Management • Logging, Statistics and Accounting – aggregated and for individual users • Shaping – limit the bandwidth available to Skype • Prioritization – bandwidth reservation for Skype to ensure QoS • Blocking • All can be done for users and user groups ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 17 Statistics • Bandwidth graphs – per last hour, day, week, month, year • Top talkers – per user and protocol • Connection logging – for every new connection – including IP, start and end time • Statistics export – in CSV format via FTP – to a syslog server ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 18 Conclusion • ipoque's Skype detection works very reliably • But: a 100% accuracy is impossible • Regular tests and firmware updates • Currently version 1.4 to 3.8 have been tested ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 19 References • An Experimental Study of the Skype Peer-to-Peer VoIP System, Saikat Guha (Cornell University), Neil Daswani, Ravi Jain (Google), 2/2006 • Silver Needle in the Skype, Philippe Biondi, Fabrice Desclaux, EADS, Black Hat Europe 2006, 3/2006 • Vanilla Skype (part 1+2), Fabrice Desclaux, Kostya Kortchinsky, EADS, RECON2006, 6/2006 • An Analysis of the Skype Peer-to-Peer Internet Telephony Protocol, Salman A. Baset and Henning Schulzrinne, Columbia University, 1/2006 ipoque Skype — Security Considerations and Management 20
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As of June 30, 400 breaches are reported and more than 117 million records are confirmed at risk.
Kansas Corporate is the surviving institution, but will announce a new name soon.
Voluntary program helps Maryland students learn about U.S. history and patriotism.
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Southeastern and California/Nevada league presidents draft letters to Congress in support of the bill.
This week's people news includes a new hire at CUNA, a credit union CEO retirement and several service awards.
Credit unions are seeing an uptick in credit card usage this year, executives say.
John Dee Carruth says the credit union's exceeding of the MBL cap is a result of varying opinions from regulators.
Study reveals 8.9% year-over-year growth in currency in circulation from 2009-2013.
New software imports information directly from credit unions' general ledgers.


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Playtime at the Kick in the Tush Club: This week, Janice Taylor, Weight Loss Artist, Coach – she who makes weight loss fun – offers up platters full of Pomegranate Hearts, Rosemary Capellini, Sage Advice and more!
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Been there several times and have never been disappointed. Excellent soups, plentiful dishes and wide selection for the dieter
My husband and a girlfriend accompanied me to this restaurant while in Miami looking at real estate. The place was humming with activity on a Sunday afternoon - an indication of great food/atmosphere.We were pleased to be seated within minutes of arriving, despite the location being full both inside seating and outside patio as well. The menu offers breakfast all day, brunch items, healthy options, and a great array of unusual and different meal selections, so it's a wonderful deviation from fast food, chains restaurants (even high end ones) and the usual options.The reuben was wonderful ... my friend had the cinnamon apple and bacon sandwich with provolone (AWESOME!!) and my husband had the lobster/crab eggs benedict, which was also exceptional.If you're tired of the usual ... try the place. Pet friendly patio seating, if your four-legged friend wants to accompany you for a nice walk and a meal!
We walked from our Brickell hotel to Deli Lane for breakfast on a Saturday morning. We sat outside and had a very pleasant breakfast. Deli Lane is a casual outdoor and indoor cafe surrounded by buildings. The food was very good, not too fancy, but tasty, abundant and healthy.The service was ok, although definitely not great. The price was fair. We will definitely go back.
Deli Lane is on of our favorite casual outdoor places to go for a lite brunch, lunch or dinner. We never sit inside as the decor and temperature are both on the cold side. Food is always good, not gourmet, but tasty and healthy choices if you want. Service is generally ok, nothing great but friendly enough. Prices are fair across the board.Be warned that they allow dogs to sit with the owners, which would be ok with me. However, many of the dog owners don't control their dogs. While it is not a rampant problem, it can be annoying to have two mutts yapping loudly at one another while you are eating, while the owner sit their with a stupid grin on their face as they think this is cute.
Some of my coworkers and I come to Deli Lane every few months. We're fortunate that we work in South Miami and there are plenty of lunch options. I've never had a reason to complain about the food. Good beer choices with some craft selections. The value is just okay. The service is friendly and knowledgable, and they're mostly attentive, but they do tend to forget about you when it's time to pay and leave. The waitress we had today seemed to sometimes be pleasant and other times, not so much. I think she's new. This isn't my favorite lunch spot in SoMi, but it's not horrible either. I would go there before Kitchen Town & Bar or Rock Burger. If you do go, sit outside on the patio and do some people watching. It makes it more fun while you're waiting for your check.
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Tom Cruise made "pre-crime'" a futuresque and controversial method of law enforcement in the 2002 movie Minority Report.
Ten years later, the idea of preemptively identifying a criminal — particularly an inside threat — is taking shape within the U.S. Defense Department, reports Joe Gould at Army Times.
Whether it's a low-ranking soldier intent on dumping secret information to WikiLeaks, or a rogue Sergeant going on a shooting rampage, insider threats can seriously plague the military and the government as a whole.
Taking a novel approach, the Pentagon is spearheading research into studying the predictive behavior of personnel in the lead-up to a betrayal.
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The Army's efforts dovetail with a broader federal government initiative. President Obama signed an executive order last October that established an Insider Threat Task Force to develop a government wide program to deter, detect and mitigate insider threats.
USAF Drones May Conduct "Incidental" Domestic Surveillance
USAF Drones May Conduct "Incidental" Domestic SurveillanceFAS ^ | 08 May 2012 | Steven AftergoodPosted on Tuesday, May 08, 2012 3:39:51 PM by TheoriaU.S. Air Force policy permits the incidental collection of domestic imagery by unmanned aerial systems drones, but ordinarily would not allow targeted surveillance of a U.S. person.
The Air Force policy was restated in a newly reissued instruction on oversight of Air Force intelligence."Air Force Unmanned Aircraft System UAS operations, exercise and training missions will not conduct nonconsensual surveillance on specifically identified US persons, unless expressly approved by the Secretary of Defense, consistent with US law and regulations," the instruction stated.On the other hand, "Collected imagery may incidentally include US persons or private property without consent.""Collecting information on specific targets inside the US raises policy and legal concerns that require careful consideration, analysis and coordination with legal counsel.
Therefore, Air Force components should use domestic imagery only when there is a justifiable need to do so, and then only IAW [in accordance with] EO 12333, the National Security Act of 1947, as amended, DoD 5240.1-R, and this instruction," it said.Legally valid requirements for domestic imagery, the instruction said, include surveillance of natural disasters, environmental studies, system testing and training, and also counterintelligence and security-related vulnerability assessments. Air Force units are authorized to acquire domestic commercial imagery for such validated purposes.However, "Air Force intelligence components………..
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The FBI raided what it describes as a paramilitary camp in Osceola County over the weekend. Investigators told the media ten people were arrested on hate crime charges. The suspects are said to be members of the American Front, a white supremacist group. According to WFTV in Orlando, the group "is known as a domestic terrorist organization."
Senior Obama Adviser Defends Class Warfare By Quoting Karl Marx
Class war is not just inevitable but justifiable writes Rick Bookstaber, who serves on the Obama administraiton's Financial Stability Oversight Council.
I wonder if he thinks those Occupy Wall Street protesters breaking out the glass of banks is "justifiable."
Rick Bookstaber, who currently serves on the Financial Stability Oversight Council, the federal body established under the Dodd-Frank Act to "ensure the stability of our nation's financial system," took issue with conservative commentator Tucker Carlson's accusations that liberals were engaging in "class warfare" by seeking to blame the nation's fiscal problems on a small number of wealthy individuals.
"There is little that matches the artfulness of the rich in waving off criticism of the widening income gap as 'class warfare,'" Bookstaber wrote. "And there is little that matches the gullibility of the rest in following along."
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Afghan president Hamid Karzai has warned that the recently signed strategic pact with the US is at risk of becoming "meaningless" if the people do not feel safe in the country.
This comes after reports that four air strikes in recent days, carried out by international forces, left dozens of civilians dead. For more RT talks Ahmed Quraishi President of lobbying group PakNationalists Forum.
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Ron Paul Is Hosting A Hearing On Ending The Federal Reserve Right Now
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Texas Congressman Ron Paul will once again face off against his central bank nemesis this morning, during a Congressional hearing on monetary policy and the Federal Reserve.
The hyped-up hearing is titled "The Federal Reserve System: Mend It Or End It?," and will be hosted by the House Finance Committee's Domestic Monetary Policy and Technology Subcommittee, which oversees the Federal Reserve and which, incidentally, is chaired by Ron Paul.
The hearing will feature testimony from several economists and lawmakers, all of whom have some problem with the central bank. No one who works for the Fed is scheduled to testify.
The subcommittee will also consider several bills, including Paul's Federal Reserve Board Abolition Act, which would abolish the Federal Reserve, its Board of Governors, and eliminate the Federal Reserve Act.
"More and more people are beginning to understand just how destructive the Federal Reserve's monetary policy has been," Paul said in a press release. "I hope that this hearing will kickstart a serious discussion on the need to rein in the Fed."
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A Hudson Valley man is finding himself behind bars after setting his ex's car on fire.
A Hudson Valley man is finding himself behind bars after setting his ex's car on fire.
A bank teller is paying the price for scamming Hudson Valley and New York City residents out of an almost a million dollars.
A neighborhood conflict turned ugly when a man ended up getting stabbed in the chest.
What started out as a simple product return quickly became an incident that police are calling assault.
This guy hit for the cycle, crime style.
A Hyde Park man is facing a number of felonies, including allegedly fleeing from Poughkeepsie Police with an officer hanging from the suspect's vehicle.
Kevin Winphrie, 35, was charged with second-degree assault, third-degree crim
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Gold Benefits from the 'Return to Risk Trade'
Written by Al Martin Monday, 30 January 2012 01:09
(1-29-12) Pursuant to our predictions in our previous week's summary, the SPHs were turned back at the 1330 level due to the substantial amount of standing sell orders at 1330. We were short sellers earlier in the week at the 1328 and 29 levels in Fridays' session. The rally attempt failed. Nonetheless mutual funds got the kind of closes they wanted in the S&Ps. We suspect that the S&Ps can work lower in the month of February. We would expect 1290 to be the next downside target.
Market-Moving News Flows in the Coming Week's Trade
Written by Al Martin Monday, 23 January 2012 20:56
(1-23-12) First we will be looking for any resolution of the current round of Greek debt crisis talks. Of course, the S&Ps mounted and were able to maintain a small rally last Friday. Bonds got hit again on rumors that there was a potential deal that was going to come over the weekend. So far that has not come. The Greek deadline is next Thursday (Jan. 26) for a debt deal.
Otherwise Greece will go into an uncontrollable default.
Also we'll be looking Wednesday for the Fed FOMC statement. Traders will be looking for any hints of QE3.
"Will they or won't they?" is the watchword of the day.
Traders are expecting some sort of stronger statement on QE3. If that's what we get, that is already baked into the cake – as they say.
However, if the Fed backs down or makes no mention of potential QE3, look for a negative reaction in the equities and a positive reaction in the bonds.
The equities throughout the month of January have behaved like they did in January in 2010, a year ago.
We would expect the S&Ps to start to come under pressure next week. Indeed we sold away the SPHs at 1311 in Friday's trade.
We also bought the bonds right on the close at 141.27. Bonds are cheap. Look at the coming week short cycle auction with $99 billion in fresh 2, 5, 7 year paper. We expect the short-dated cycle auction to continue to be well-bid.
We would like to mention that the Euros as we expected were turned back on the rally effort to 130. We continue to look to sell the Euros at 129.80 or better. If the Euros are able to crack above 130, there are substantial standing sell orders between 130 and 130.50, from professional short position traders,. looking to get on a longer term short trade above 130. However we would expect that ultimately the Euros will trade down to 125.80.
The Feb. Gold did make a little break out above the 1665 area, where we had been consistent short-sellers which was consistently a money trade. We would, however, be suspicious of the breakout, and if we can't get above 1670, we would look to be short sellers again.
Dynamic rally in the March Silver in Friday's session with both COMEX and CME lowering margin.
Already LME and HKME have lowered margins in Silver 30.81 buy stops were hit. We took $1.35 out of the trade. However this is simply a reaction trade to reduce margins and it sets up a short trade Sunday night.
We had been warning of the overvaluation in the March Copper. Indeed we were short sellers of the Copper, for all we were worth, on the move up to 3.81 in late Thursday morning session trade. Indeed the Copper broke with the LME, also having approached within a $100 of its 5-year high. We had warned that the contract was severely overbought. The contract acted poorly in Friday's session, and we suspect the contract still has weak-handed longs to be flushed out.
The March Coffee continued to have wild action. However we continue to look to short the contract on any moves back to 2.2740, as we think the days for the Coffee above 2.30 are coming to an end.
The March Cocoa, which gave us a shot once again to short above 2300. Our 2299 sell stops were hit in Friday's trade, and we were able to take $40 out of the contract. We think the March Cocoa is back in line.
Short positions have now been reduced. We think we can short this contract again.
March Cotton continues to hold in this 97-98 cent area. This hold here has been stubborn, despite increasing supply of Cotton in the cash market. We still believe Cotton will work lower.
The March Lumber -- we were sellers again at the 243.60 area. We like selling the Lumber in the 243 or better area.
March Orange Juice: Limit bid in Friday's session as shorts scrambled when the contracts moved above $2. Indeed we had a 2.0005 buy stop and sold our 5-lot position on the close, taking 10-1/4 cents.
However this was simply a short covering rally. Juice supply/ demand fundamentals remain bearish.
March Sugar contract has brought in fresh Unwashed one and two lot longs -- who smell a colored light "trend?
However with the Oil backing down now and Sugar supplies ample, we can not believe prices can be sustained at current levels, and we shorted the contract at 24.88 on the close Friday, looking for a test of 24 cents.
March Crude Oil contract also now moving lower, as Middle Eastern tensions ease. Watch for the 98.00 level to be breached. The contract can move substantially lower.
In the March Bean contract, we were short sellers in Thursday's night session as the contract moved above $12, bringing in CLIP buy stops up to 12.03, which were soon reversed.
We shorted the contract at 12.02, covering the contract at our standing order of 11.87 in Friday's trade. We have warned that any move back to $12 in the beams would be a short selling opportunity and continue to look at that $12 level for fresh shorting opportunities.
For those subscribers who ask why aren't we doing S&P futures, it's because this is a financial contract and it's not a commodity, so it's not in the purview of these market recommendations.
What Insider intelligence provides which nobody else does is the Grains and the Softs and Trops. The problem is that this is of limited value, since typically only professional traders trade Grains and Trops.
Taking a Profit on the Wild Ride in Orange Juice and Coffee
Written by Al Martin Monday, 16 January 2012 05:09
(1-15-12) Once again we saw a good rally in the March Long Bond contract after post- auction indigestion was relieved. We had predicted that the March Long Bonds would trade up to 1.45 in Friday's session. We expect the Bonds to move higher in the coming week's trade.
Read more: Taking a Profit on the Wild Ride in Orange Juice and Coffee
First of Year Rally Fades, As 'January Effect' Proves Bogus
Written by Al Martin Monday, 09 January 2012 02:01
(1-8-12) We were consistent buyers of the March Bonds throughout the week on dips below 142.19, as we had suggested in our last week"s missive. We should still be trading them form the long side on dips. We saw dips down to 142.02, a place where we have consistently bought them in the past. Indeed we think the par 42 area is the low for now.
March Long Bonds powered ahead, breaking upside resistance
at 81.35-45 area, as we suggested it would.
Our new target for the March Dollar contract is 82.00.
Feb. Oil – we have been consistently trading the Oil from
the short side, as we had mentioned in our previous week's missive. We had used
rallies up to 103 as shorting opportunities throughout the week, the last opportunity
coming Friday morning when the Oil got briefly back above 103. Iranian
saber-rattling has done all it can do for now in terms of pushing Oil prices
higher – unless there is an actual incident with Iran. We are certain that the
oil will start trading under $100 in the coming week.
The recovery we saw in the Feb. Gold contract, off the 1524 lows, continued early week. We are now seeing resistance in the Gold at 1627. We were consistent sellers of the Gold on Thursday and Friday's trade six times on rally efforts to 1620-627, covering on 10 dollar dips. Unless the 1630 area can be surmounted, we suspect the Gold will come back for a test of ...
March Silver still acting sloppy relative to the Gold. We are once again looking at the 29.00 level as the new shorting zone.580.
Read more: First of Year Rally Fades, As 'January Effect' Proves Bogus
Trading on the Wild Moves in Gold & Silver
Written by Al Martin Monday, 02 January 2012 16:44
(1-1-12) In line with our previous week's forecast, we did see a gradual drift up over the week in the S&Ps. We were trading the S&Ps throughout the week from the long side. We are now flat, having sold the rest of our March long S&P positions at 1264 in Thursday's session.
We had recommended Thursday night that the March Long Bonds be bought at 144.08, as it was our feeling that Bonds would trade above 145 in Friday's day session, which indeed occurred, as end-of year book-squaring forced those who were short Bonds to buy in. We saw a sharp decline from the intra-day highs Friday in Bonds back to 144.19. We would be looking to buy the Bonds again on a return to 144.08.
The March Dollar contract did trade up above 8100 intra-week, meeting resistance at the 8135 area. We continue to look at that near-term resistance. However with the Euro under more pressure, we think that resistance will be overcome.
The Feb. Oil contract which we had been consistently trading from the short side – we saw establish a series of lower lows. We were short the Oil again Thursday night on the inability of the Oil to get back above $100. We believe the Feb. Oil is coming back down to $95.
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After a fight, some warriors seek to return home. Others seek revenge. The battle of Akhlaur's Swamp is over, and its heroes part ways. One becomes a wizard's apprentice and tries to unravel her mysterious lineage.
Another hero returns to his queen, only to find that all is not as it was. Hidden from them both, the Magehound broods. She cannot forgive those who drove her from power, and she will stop at nothing to be avenged.
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Homage To 'george Orwell'
Jeff Burgess
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Goerge Orwell, otherwise known as Eric Arthur Blair was born June 1903 and died January 1950. He was an English novelist as well as a journalist and published work that highlighted social injustice, totalitarianism, and his belief in democratic socialism. He was, without ad doubt, one of the best chroniclers of concepts related to the 20th century culture that was framed by the Depression and social unrest. Orwell work included a wide range of writings. He is known for his literary criticism, poetry, fiction, and polemical journalism. His text, 1984, is read by practically every high school student in the U.S. This work, and the novella Animal Farm (1945) have sold more copies than any other two books by another 20th century author. Wikipedia writes: � His book Homage to Catalonia (1938), an account of his experiences in the Spanish Civil War, is widely acclaimed, as are his numerous essays on politics, literature, language and culture. In 2008, The Times ranked him second on a list of "The 50 greatest British writers since 1945". The term Orwellian is in usage to describe totalitarianism or authoritarian social practices. Other neologisms include: doublethink, thoughtcrime, Bib Brother, and thought police. Since he lived during the 1930s and the depression, I have included an homage to him via this two dimensional piece. Like the others, it is created in a manner reflecting the use of silk screen or other printmaker techniques. However the initial images were from photographs and modified via manipulation tricks in Photoshop CS. If you like the image please vote or comment or both�.or even purchase. All three would be appreciated greatly. Thanks.
January 20th, 2013
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La Plata, Bu - Argentina
Thanks so much Lazaro.
Monroe, WI - United States
Congrats on your sale!
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Santa Maria, CA - United States
Thanks Floyd. Always nice to get a sale.
Dublin, Du - Ireland
Brilliant ..... John
Very nice of you to say. Thanks.
Stirling - United Kingdom
This I love !....v/f
Thanks TT. Much appreciated.
Fort Worth, TX - United States
great concept - unique vfg
Thanks for the vote/fav/and google....much appreciated.
Potomac Falls, VA - United States
Jeff, I learn things each time I read your narrative. Eva
Glad to see you come back for more. He was a most interesting man with radical ideas at the time....but now look at 'invasion' of privacy....wow...he was right on. Thanks.
Mijas, Ma - Spain
Great job! One doesn't see a lot of political subjects and this is very refreshing! vf
Thanks so much Arjun. I am experimenting with this 'poster' technique and we will see how it progresses. There should be a 'political' group...maybe you could start it. Might be fun.
Dallas, TX - United States
Jeff, this portrait is great tribute to George Orwell! I like the technique you use. v /f
Thanks Elena. I am hoping that this image - which is a departure for me - resonates with folks.
Seattle, Wa - United States
Thanks for featuring me in the "Best Artworks Collection". Much appreciated.
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