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A recent Forrester report entitled "The State Of Workforce Technology Adoption: US Benchmark 2011" provides the results of a survey of 4,985 U.S.-based workers. Benchmark your workforce technology levels.
The following are key insights about how the workforce uses various technologies and tools for business:
Worker satisfaction with IT is not great. Fewer than half of information workers and managers said they were satisified with services and technologies provided by their company's IT department.
35% use a smartphone for work. Employees expect to be able to get to company content & collaboration systems from their mobile devices.
91% use email. Email's still the most ubiquitous and important collaboration tool, but hardly the only one that people use.
58% use their employee intranet portal. This vital resource is in the flow of daily work, particularly among Sales people and in the enterprise.
40% spend an hour or more per day creating documents. We spend huge amounts of time capturing knowledge and process in documents.
BlackBerry still leads among U.S. workers, with 42%, with Apple 's iPhone accounting for 22% and Android devices, 26%.
48% said that they chose the primary smartphone used for their work without considering what their company supports. Only 29% said they chose the smartphone from a list of phones the company supports, while 23% said they had no choice in the matter.
50% of information workers (those who work more than an hour a day on a computer) are splitting their time between the office and home or another location, underscoring the need for mobile devices.
Only 10% of directors and executives are officebound.
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THE former striker recalls his nine goals in an FA Cup tie, the goalkeeper who found a grenade under his cap and his joy at how the club he loved has hit the big time
From Grant Street Park, home of Inverness Clachnacuddin, football took the nomadic Ted McDougall right round the world. An epic sojourn in search of goals involved 20 stop-offs but Bournemouth must have been special, the only club to get a return visit, and he can't quite believe that this afternoon they will officially join England's elite.
"This is funny," says McDougall. "I'm talking to you from Palm Coast in Florida, which is kind of where old people go to die, and that was what I thought of Bournemouth before I went there. But it was beautiful and sunny from the first time we trained on the beach and I just fell in love with the place. I'm really proud and so excited about what they've achieved. It's marvellous."
What's also ironic is that McDougall, now 68, is once again talking about football in the same week as the prime minister with whom he shared a nickname in the 1970s – Edward Heath – has himself returned to the spotlight, albeit in a wholly unwanted way. But for Cherries fans there has only ever been one Super Ted.
"I never thought Bournemouth would get to the Premier League, not after all the hard times," he continues. It was very nearly curtains for the club which McDougall, years before, had only joined on condition they throw in a set of new drapes. "When the old ground was broken up to raise money, I was the auctioneer. I was flogging turnstiles, toilet seats, turf – you name it. I even turned out for them when I was 50. It was a friendly against Southampton when the club were about two minutes away from shutting the doors for good. I came on near the end of the match but didn't score. Goals were my trade and right from kids' football in Inverness I was always annoyed when I didn't get any. That was a nice day, Matt Le Tissier came down, and we collected a few more bob. But I had to have a word with my lads afterwards. The service up to me was deplorable!"
McDougall is a bit of a joker, as you might expect of a footballer who was in his pomp in the 1970s, such a rich era for comedy material. For a reminder of his feats – 256 goals in 535 games – check out YouTube footage of Bournemouth playing Aston Villa, who just happen to be today's opponents. I'd never seen a player score with a diving header until McDougall hurled himself across a gluepot pitch in front of an astonishing Third Division crowd of 48,110. He says the most astonishing thing about it was him starting the move from inside the centre-circle: "I've no idea what I was doing there. I was a poacher. I never fetched the ball."
Chic told me he was the unluckiest keeper in the world. One time he went to pick up the cap he wore in games and there was a grenade in it. He was attacked by a Jack Russell during a match....and a crossbar fell on his head
But his greatest deed in Bournemouth's red-and-black stripes – the one which did most to secure him his own stand at Dean Court – was the nine FA Cup goals netted against Margate in November 1971. McDougall played alongside Eusebio and George Best in his career so can tell you stories about these two, but they really pale next to his anecdote featuring Margate's Scottish goalie Chic Brodie. "Chic told me he was the unluckiest 'keeper in the world. One time he went to pick up the cap he wore in games and there was a grenade in it. He was attacked by a Jack Russell during a match and, just before the cup-tie, a crossbar fell on his head. We won 11-0 and to be honest I was miffed I didn't score our other two as well. I said as much to the BBC when they eventually caught up with what had happened in the match. News travelled a bit more slowly back then."
McDougall has had just as interesting a life away from football. The first thing he did when he left Britain for Colorado was take up skiing, which was denied him as a footballer for insurance reasons along with riding a motorbike. Did he suddenly want to do that as well? "Not while skiing, no," he quips.
Just like in his playing days, he continued to roam: Vancouver, which he loved, and Atlanta, which he didn't. "Then I thought I'd made it, thought I was going to Hollywood. But it turned out to be be North Hollywood, which isn't quite the real deal." He built houses; he used his pure Invernessian tones to teach call-centre workers how to talk on the phone. Most of these adventures were in the company of his French-Canadian wife, Lyne St-Amand.
"I always say I don't know what happened to football in the 1980s because I was in ladies clothes. Lyne was a fashion designer. She hired me twice and fired me twice as well. It's quite difficult going from football, which is obviously quite macho, to fashion, which is a bit more camp, let me tell you. I was in charge of these female reps and went about the job in my normal style, having been brought up in a man's world, which is: 'You've got a problem with me? Let's sort it out'. There were lots of tears. Lyne said: 'You can't speak to women like that. Be nicer to them'. I tried. 'Lovely shoes! I like your hair!' I couldn't help thinking that Bill Shankly had been my first boss and if only he'd been able to see what had become of me."
McDougall, winner of seven Scotland caps, trained at Clach's ground as a kid. "My dad, Alex, known as Ecky, had been a goalie with them, part of the 1947 team which won everything, and I remember him putting a slipper on my right foot to encourage me to kick with my left. Inverness is a beautiful place and I had a lovely upbringing. Everyone knew each other and, as they say, no one had to lock their doors. No one had any more than anyone else or any less and yet you never felt you were poor. But Dad worked on the railways and they were shutting down a lot of the lines. We moved away because he was worried about that but also, I think now, because he and Mum wanted to give me a chance to become a footballer."
Just before his 12th birthday, young Ted swapped the clean Highlands air for the cloggy atmosphere of industrial Lancashire where his mother Cath had grown up. "You smelt Widnes before you saw it. The chemical plants dominated the town which is why the rugby league team were nicknamed the Chemics. And rugby league was very much the sport. Only the heavy kids and the ones who wore specs or those pink NHS eyepatches played football – but me being quite good at it amused the bullies at school and they left me alone."
McDougall's goal-hanging hit the headlines in what amateur leagues there were – which, he jokes, may not have been unconnected to the fact he'd begun an apprenticeship as a compositor with the local rag. His foreman had contacts at Shankly's Liverpool and helped get him a trial and although he had to take his place behind Ian St John and Roger Hunt, only making one appearance as a sub, he speaks with reverence about his first mentor. "Shanks was the supreme motivator. His house overlooked Everton's training field and he'd come over to Anfield and tell us: 'Boys, they're no' fit. Their big, fat arses are ripping their shorts'."
From Liverpool he moved on to York City who had to seek re-election both seasons he was there, and then Bournemouth, whom he couldn't prevent being relegated to the bottom tier. Was he starting to hanker for a more secure existence – at least back then – in newspaper print-rooms? No, because he was still banging 'em in, 60-plus in those three traumatic seasons. After so much media-trained mush from the modern footballer about how it doesn't matter who claims the decisive strike because it's the team that matters, how refreshing to meet a goal glutton, who can recall every one, who'd shove his granny off the penalty-spot to claim another, even now.
"Then a character turned up at Bournemouth who changed my life," he continues. "John Bond was a bit like Malcolm Allison – larger than life, flamboyant dresser, full of ideas. We didn't hit it off right away. He told me later he thought I was trouble and wanted to sell me but by Christmas I'd scored 28 goals. I thought I deserved a wage rise because I was on £28 a week and the other guys got £35. John said he'd give me £2000, a lot of money back then, to stay until the end of the season. I finished with 49 goals and it still niggles me I didn't beat Dixie Dean's record of 60."
He remained on the south coast for another campaign. How many that season, Ted? "Forty-two," he says, which included the mauling of Margate, with that barrowload earning him a glamorous night in London for Geoff Hurst's testimonial in the company of Eusebio, Uwe Seeler and Jimmy Johnstone. McDougall scored in that one, too, and by then a minor sensation, won a £220,000 move to Manchester United.
But this was Frank O'Farrell's United when the Holy Trinity were reaching the end of their gloriousness. "Denis Law was my hero. I thought the world of him and he was great with me. Bobby Charlton was a strange one but Georgie Best used to get changed with me and Ian Storey-Moore in the reserves' dressing-room – we were the only ones who went there. He was the greatest ever, as far as I was concerned, but he was starting to go missing. I remember a stop-over in Edinburgh en route to a friendly up north when a big search had to be organised. He was found in bed with two blondes. United were in transition and unfortunately I couldn't help them."
McDougall never had pretensions to be anything other than a goal-grabber. "I told Scotland that if I was scoring they should pick me and if I wasn't they shouldn't." At next club West Ham, Billy Bonds blamed him for the goal which fired Leeds United to a romping win. "Bonzo got out of the bath and confronted me. I got my retaliation in first and smacked him. By the Monday I was gone." Let the records show, though, that McDougall scored the Hammers' consolation.
At York and Bournemouth, he'd enjoyed a fruitful partnership with Phil Boyer but missed him at both Old Trafford and Upton Park. "I'll be honest, Phil did all the running and I took all the credit. So at Norwich, where I was reunited with John Bond, I told him to sign Phil." McDougall topped the scoring charts in the First Division and finally earned international recognition, although now this ebullient character has gone all pensive on me.
"What did I feel playing for Scotland? Excitement, pride, disappointment. I loved pulling on the shirt for my debut, a friendly against Sweden, and managed to score our equaliser. I thought of my parents who'd helped me get that far. But the rest of the trip was such a let-down: just a big jolly for the officials with the players almost forgotten about."
The manager was Willie Ormond. "We called him Donny Osmond to fit a song we made up about the backroom team: 'There's Hughie and Ronnie and and wee doc and Donny.' One of my games was the 5-1 defeat at Wembley. Don Revie was the England manager and he would have had dossiers on each of us. Our team-talk from Donny went like this: 'Right lads, I want you to get bloody stuck into them. Get right up their bloody arses. These Scotland fans will have walked eight bloody miles to get to the game because the Underground's on bloody strike. Give them something to bloody shout about.'
"He repeated it then asked: 'Any questions?' 'Yes boss', said Sandy Jardine, the captain. 'The lads would like to know: When are we getting our expenses sheets?' In the tunnel I thought about Mum and Dad again. Then I thought about all the great players who'd stood there and for the only time in my career said to myself: 'I don't want to be here'. I was all right when I saw those 80,000 drunken Scotsmen – I was blowing them kisses. Of course we know what happened next."
McDougall's stint in dark blue ended in circumstances he now regrets. Asked by a journalist in Norwich if he'd be joining up with the next Scotland squad, he complained of tiredness and added: "What's the point? We all know the press pick the team." "It was an off-the-cuff remark but the story got relayed north and caused such a rumpus that I wasn't picked again. I shrugged it off but as I've got older the fact I played for my country means more to me. My dad suffered Alzheimer's and unfortunately he gave away my caps before he died so I no longer have them."
With McDougall resuming his scoring exploits at club level, another old YouTube clip intrigues because he's seen extolling the virtues of the power of positive thinking - who was doing that outside of California in the '70s? "Well, Charlie Cooke for one. 'Ted', he said, 'you're lost in the desert. What you don't think is: 'I need water'. You think: 'What a great suntan I'm getting'." McDougall's last great hurrah was at Lawrie McMenemy's Southampton alongside Alan Ball, Mick Channon and Peter Osgood. "A team of rascals. First game, quarter to three, deserted dressing-room, I asked Lawrie: 'Where are they?' 'Watching the 2:45 at Haydock, of course'."
McDougall must be going. He works for GotFootball, which helps with the administration of youth football in the States and has just expanded into the UK, but right now he needs to get out of the house in Palm Coast because Lyne needs peace to paint.
"She's given up the fashion and is now an accomplished artist. Has she ever painted me? Not yet, but her work is abstract and I'm sure you know by now that's not a description which would apply to me." Then he tells one last funny story after I ask about the whereabouts of Phil Boyer, who followed McDougall to Southampton as well.
"I haven't heard from him for years – he's a bit of a recluse. When we were a double-act I liked to carry on playing during the close season – Canada, South Africa, wherever – to stay sharp. 'I'd love to go with you, Ted', he said to me once. 'Come, then', I said. 'I can't – we've got a budgie and the wife won't leave it'. A few weeks later he said: 'You'll never guess – the budgie died'. 'Right', I said, 'let's have an adventure'.
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Day 20 - Hope Offers Forgiveness
"Hope is like the sun, which, as we journey toward it, casts the shadow of our burden behind us." – Samuel Smiles
In today's meditation, we explore the role of hope in the healing process of forgiveness. We learn that blame, judgment, and resentment are based on false perceptions of our ego and do not come from our true self. When we begin to see things from the place of present awareness, we dispel the illusion that our core being could ever be hurt, disrespected, or vulnerable. Living in the present moment is living with that clarity of hope, and in that state we automatically forgive ourselves for the misunderstanding and hurt feelings associated with it.
I've always loved an ah-ha moment. When you hear something that opens up a window in your mind and reminds you of your life and your view of life in a completely new way. I once had something even bigger than an ah-ha moment; I call it one of the most transcendent moments. It was when I fully understood the meaning of forgiveness to find in this away. A guest on the show said, "Forgiveness is giving up the hope that the past could have been any different." That resonated so deeply with me. It's being able to let go and not being held hostage for another minute by the past as you know, and accept, that it could not have been any different.
Forgiveness doesn't mean you condone a behavior or make a wrong into a right. It simply means you give yourself permission to accept and release; that what was done has been done. If you haven't been able to forgive then you're holding onto something. You want it to be different. It takes a lot of energy to hold a grudge. The truth is if you're holding a grudge, that grudge is also holding you.
Here's a huge misperception. Not forgiving someone doesn't give you more, it's actually poisoning you. Forgiveness is something you do for yourself, not for the person who wronged you. And by giving up the hope and accepting that what has happened has happened, you tap into the healing power of hope; you shift; you become a source of hope for other people and especially yourself and other people's own need to forgive and be forgiven. So forgive yourself. Forgive others and the light of hope gets to gleam brighter.
Let's listen to Deepak explain how hope offers forgiveness.
As hope grows as a force of strength and understanding it also becomes an agent of healing our past through the power of forgiveness. We cannot forgive when the hurts and disappointments of the past linger in the mind. Hope allows us to begin the process of forgiveness by bringing forth our true self which is never hurt, never afraid and always open to present experience.
The first step to forgiveness is to bring your grievances into awareness instead of letting them simmer beneath the surface. That's a prospect often filled with unease. Hope gives us the courage to look at our past hurts as well as the security that we can heal them and not be re-traumatized.
The hope that springs from our soul assures us that our true nature cannot be hurt by the thoughts and actions of others. It shows us that blame and resentment are false perceptions from our ego-self. All the qualities we associate with forgiveness, such as letting go, forgetting the past and making a new start are shifts in consciousness that occur when the healing power of hope grows.
The healing process begins with an intention to be fully present. This connects you to the power of hope. You bypass your revenge fantasies and you stop listening to the voice of blame. Instead, from the perspective of present-moment awareness, you see that blame, punishment and resentment are counterproductive feelings based on false perceptions. And you see with a compassionate heart that everyone, including yourself, is doing the best they can from their level of consciousness.
Having taken the responsibility for the healing process of forgiveness, let it unfold inside you. It's enough to get out of the way which means that you don't push the other person's buttons and you don't lash out when they press yours.
The healing process requires patience, understanding and loving kindness. Offer these first to yourself. Reach a level of self-forgiveness before you approach the forgiving of someone else. Remember that forgiveness is not an action or thought. It is a spiritual quality of healing that is supported by the light of hope growing within us. Live that level of hope and that quality of forgiveness will become who you are.
Every day I move toward forgiveness.
Om Sarvatva Namah
The wholeness of the universe is my true nature.
Forgiving myself has been my greatest healing. Loving myself for who and what I am is the icing on the cake; finally I can be comfortable in my own skin. This forgiveness did not come overnight nor easily. But being willing to learn and improve my life and myself through meditations such as this and from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous has taught me to live in the moment, learn from my past, and be hopeful of the future.
I have come to realize that everything in my life has happened for a reason and that reason is to make me the person I am today. It is up to me what I want to do with that person. Today I have a purpose, that has come from my past, and that purpose is to share my experience, strength and hope with those who enter my Dee bubble.
I only have so much space in me. Today I choose to fill myself up with positive energy and be rid of the negativity that has come into my life through the many, many experiences I have been blessed to have had in my many decades on this planet. And when I let that negative shit go, there is so much more room in me to embrace all of the good in this world. And then I get to attract more goodness. What a concept.
So love yourself. Forgive yourself. Forgive those who have wronged you. Heal yourself. Free yourself!
Aloha, Dee
From Deepak & Oprah's 21-Day Meditational Series on HOPE.
For those interested in motivational and inspirational gifts, please visit my website at www.DeesignsByHarris.com. Mahalo and have an awesome day!
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im curious, what part of horse slaughter is good?? as a horse owner, i'd love to know.
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Re: Stephaine Webb Topics
Hi Stephanie! Your first two potential topics seem like they have a lot of potential--both are argumentative and pretty narrow in scope. The Holocaust is very broad, I think you would need to really narrow down what specific part of the Holocaust you want to write about. Use your time in the AML tomorrow to narrow down the scope of your topics and to find evidence to support your potential theses.


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Warmer days ahead: A high-pressure ridge moving inland will gradually warm up the Sacramento region in the coming days. By Wednesday, temperatures should hit 62 degrees. As for today, expect patchy fog and areas of frost before 10 a.m. Otherwise, it will be sunny, with a high near 56 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. The low is forecast to reach 36 degrees tonight.
Bird watch: Sacramento in winter is a paradise for bird lovers. The region draws millions of birds who come from around the globe to spend the winter. We profile several species that are unique and relatively easy to spot.
▪ Bee photo gallery: Pacific flyway birds
City renters: Most of the region's successful millennials are choosing to rent a home, often near the urban core, rather than take on a mortgage in the suburbs, the latest census figures show.
Public Eye: A longtime animal rescue group has run out of cash, leaving El Dorado County officials scrambling to provide care to an unprecedented 91 horses.
Last chance: The Global Winter Wonderland, a 17-acre light display theme park, concludes its holiday run from 4:30 to 10 p.m. today at Cal Expo, 1600 Exposition Blvd., Sacramento.
Two views: Sacramento Bee columnists weigh in on the state of the 14-19 Sacramento Kings:
▪ Ailene Voisin: Kings are a mess, but there's still time to make a fix
▪ Marcos Breton: For all the investment of regional passion and millions of public dollars to keep the Kings in Sacramento, the organization remains as fragile as a dove's egg.
Local sports: NBA – Kings at Detroit Pistons, 3 p.m. (CSNCA, KHTK 1140, KAHI 950)
Men's college basketball – Washington State at Cal, 3 p.m. (PAC 12 Network)
Washington at Stanford, 7 p.m. (ESPNU, KNBR 1050)


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This quick and easy meal is a guaranteed family hit. Even the 4 year old asked for seconds. Too good not to share!
1/2 cup chopped onion
2 Tbsps butter
2 Tbsps flour
1/4 tsp salt
1/8 tsp white pepper
2 cups fat-free milk
2 cups cooked turkey breast
1 cup frozen mixed vegetables
2 cups mashed potatoes (with added milk and butter)
In a large saucepan, saute the onion in butter until tender. Sprinkle with the flour, salt and pepper. Stir in the milk until blended.
Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened and bubbly. Add turkey and vegetables; cover and simmer until heated through. Serve over mash potatoes.
Serves 4
1 cup Turkey mixture with 1/2 cup potatoes equals:
358 calories
11 g fat
6g saturated fat
89 mg cholesterol
628 mg sodium
35 g carbohydrates
4 g fiber
29 g protein


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1980s pop act the Bangles might have been more bothered about Mondays being manic, but this Saturday, August 5, is set to be much more so as Newcastle's Times Square hosts what will undoubtedly be one of the north east's biggest shows of the summer.
Welsh alternative rock act the Manic Street Preachers are playing an alfresco show at the city centre venue as part of this year's series of Live From Times Square gigs organised by SSD Concerts, following on from the likes of the Libertines, Maximo Park, James and Jake Bugg.
Tickets to see the veteran Welsh alternative rock act – formed in the town of Blackwood in Caerphilly in 1986 and made up, since the disappearance of rhythm guitarist Richey Edwards in 1995, of frontman James Dean Bradfield, bassist Nicky Wire and drummer Sean Moore – are £44.
The trio – best known for their two No 1 singles, 1998's If You Tolerate This, Your Children Will Be Next and 2000's The Masses Against the Classes, and one chart-topping album, This is My Truth, Tell Me Yours, also released in 1998 – haven't got any new material to promote but, if their set at last weekend's Kendal Calling festival in Cumbria is anything to go by, they will seize the opportunity to give a plug to the 10th anniversary reissue of their eighth album, Send Away the Tigers, they put out earlier this year.
Their 12th and latest album, Futurology, was a No 2 hit in 2014, their highest chart placing since Send Away the Tigers reached the same position seven years previously and their fourth No 2 altogether, the others being 1996's Everything Must Go and 2001's Know Your Enemy.
Saturday's show will be their 13th in Newcastle and their first for seven years, their last appearance in these parts being a competition winners' set at the city's nearby O2 Academy in September 2010.
Prior to that, they had played at the academy once before, in 2007; at Newcastle City Hall in 2005 and 1996; at what was then the Telewest Arena in 2002 and 1998; at Newcastle University in 1994 and 1992; at the now-defunct Mayfair Ballroom in 1993; and at the old Riverside in 1992 and twice in 1991.
The Cribs, Public Service Broadcasting and Dream Wife will be supporting them at this weekend's show.
SSD Concerts head honcho Steve Davis said: "Manic Street Preachers in the 1990s changed people's lives, and their sellout tour last year was a reminder of just how big this band was and still are.
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No more secrecy!
The fowl members of GNO have taken to abusing their secrecy and trying to scam in victory behind everyone's back. Thus obviously shouldn't fly by BLO or MIC. I suggest that BLO and MIC join forces and rise up against them and their plot to put the traitor known as Darth Cliche on the thrown.
Here is their so called "secret" encryption algorithm. If they try to change it, I suggest infiltrating their ranks like I have done and stopping them at the source
i'm using the RSA applet on this website. we can change if need be or one of you guys finds a better one.
but for now here's how it goes.
type those values in for P and Q.
click the calculate N, generate E, and calculate D buttons.
then copy/paste the string to be encrypted into the third box from the bottom. click CONVERT TO NUMBER, and some numbers should appear. this is the ciphertext, and what you should put in your proposal (after SHHHH)
to decrypt, you take the ciphertext, paste it into the second box from the bottom, and click CONVERT TO TEXT. if you follow these instructions, you should get a legible message.
here's a lil test string:


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Typhoon Pedring disturbed our tranquility on Monday and Tuesday with high winds, but not much rain. Not much to report from the farms. Whiskered Terns are now on every pond, and a large flock of Oriental Pratincoles has congregated on the upland farms. There are still plenty of Wood Sandpipers about, as well as Little Ringed Plovers, but the passage waders have moved on (barring a lonely Black-winged Stilt).
On Sunday I drove up the mountain as far as I could, to Agila Camp, at first light. The path to the top has been cleared recently, and it looks great for ground birds. I did get good views of a White-browed Shama, as well as disturbing two other birds that were just a blur of feathers. There was a fair dawn chorus, with calling birds including lots of Grey-backed Tailorbirds, some Luzon Hornbills, White-browed Shamas and others. A fruiting tree attracted Red-keeled Flowerpeckers and Buzzing Flowerpeckers, and a surprise was a pair of White-bellied Munia in some bamboo, I normally see them in the rice fields. The first Grey-streaked Flycatcher of autumn was hawking insects from a dead tree. A lone Guiabero was the only Parrot sp. On the way down a Red-bellied Pitta flushed off the road, but didn't hang about sadly.
At the base of the mountain the fig tree outside TREES lodge is in fruit, and I enjoyed good views of Red-keeled and Striped Flowerpeckers, Stripe-headed Rhabdornis, Guiabero, Coppersmith, Philippine Bulbul, Lowland White-eye and Yellowish White-eye.
Lesser Coucal
Stripe-headed Rhabdornis
Striped Flowerpecker
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Welcome to the Fifteenth AGM of the Wymondham Town Archive. As in so many of the previous years most of our activities have been quite routine in nature. Enquires came in as usual and most of them enabled us to provide some information. Occasionally we were able to provide details that surpassed our enquirers' expectations. One such was the 80 year old e-mail enquirer who wanted to know what information we might have on Cullyer's Yard (behind what was Stone's and then Reeve's printing works in Town Green). When we were able to send him 3 photos of the cottages that were there before demolition in the 1960s he was "Speechless with delight".
During the year we have had 177 visitors in person plus receiving 92 e-mails and sending 69. Some of the e-mails related to administrative matters such as arrangements for our new Public Access Database, of which more later. Letters and telephone calls accounted for another 3 enquiries. It is curious to note that, this year, of the people who visited or e-mailed us other than on Heritage Open Days, roughly a third were enquiring about family histories and two thirds about local and house history in contrast to last year's enquiries which were split roughly 50/50. Overseas enquiries this year have come from Australia and Canada.
Members of the Archive team continue to make contributions to the Wymondham Heritage Society Newsletter and Mary, John and I belong to the History Committee of the Society which in February launched its new book Wymondham in the 19th Century in Maps which included many items from the Archive collection.
Out of the blue, in January we learnt that we were included in that months "green token" collection at Waitrose. This is very welcome and produced £260. Our grateful thanks to them.
As always, our team of dedicated volunteers work away each Tuesday morning in the Council Chamber teasing out the names of people and places from our documents. The work begun last year in processing the old Wymondham U.D.C. documents continues and occasionally adds little nuggets of information to our knowledge of Wymondham's history.
Slides keep turning up in odd corners of the archive and these are being scanned and indexed. Currently we have 1644 processed and a few hundred more still to go. This can be a slow process since the aim is to identify each view and record its address so far as possible on the database. Similarly where people appear their names are recorded. Unfortunately there is very little room on a slide mount to record much and often there is nothing, leaving us to scratch our heads and resort to Google Earth to identify the location. By contrast, the collection left by the late Harold Walton that I am currently working through is in proper slide boxes with location and date of each slide shown.
Terry and Len who enter on to the computer the details of documents from the sheets prepared by our team are enjoying a brief "holiday" just at the moment. Our new Public Access Database has been updated with the latest edition of the existing database but until this goes "live" it isn't being updated. For the moment I can tell you that more than11,000 documents are recorded as well as nearly 20,000 name entries and more than 1,100 place entries. Janet's card index is still the record system cataloguing the contents of "Janet's Room" but we have started adding this material to the computer record.
As usual we have received a number of documents and photographs from local people. Christine Buckton has given us a number of documents relating to the activities of the Red Cross in the 1930s & 40s and John Gardiner and Mike Signey have let us have several items from their collections. There have also been a number of other useful donations during the year and we are grateful to them all for bringing them to us.
In addition, we have bought one or two items being sold on E-Bay but we do restrict ourselves to only acquiring those items which add to our knowledge of the Town's history. On the photography area we try to encourage people to let us have pictures of current and recent activities since these will, of course, be the history of tomorrow.
Website & E-Mail
A year ago I reported that Tony had introduced us to Netmatters, a Wymondham software company who had organised the NAHRG website for them. Since then the project has moved forward to the point where our new Public Access Database is almost ready to go live. The software engineer at Netmatters was tasked with producing a system whereby the database we had constructed 12 years ago could be replicated so that researchers could access it via the internet. Over the last 12 months this has slowly taken shape. It has involved many hours for Terry and myself logging onto the emerging system to see whether it did what was required, analysing the problems where the system did not work as expected and reporting back to Netmatters. Several face to face meetings were also needed. The result now is that work on the program has been completed and tested and we are just sorting out details of hosting before we go live to the public.
Members here today are welcome to have a look for themselves after the meeting.
As we did last year, we opened the Archive for Heritage Open Days in September from Thursday to Sunday and received 121 visitors. Thursday however was noticeably poorly attended and we have decided that we shall take part in HODS 2015 but only for the 3 days Friday to Sunday.
During the year we had a visit from the Reepham Archive. This is newly formed and they were looking for advice as to how to go about recording their collection.
In March there was a ceremony at the War Memorial to celebrate the life of Harry Daniels V.C. I attended the various preliminary meetings and the events on the day to represent the Archive. Anne & Adrian Hoare have produced a pamphlet containing Harry's life history and one of the presentation copies is now in the Archive. Further copies are on sale in the Museum.
In February we were sad to learn of the death of Janet Smith at the age of 83. Janet was the founder of our Archive in 1990 and worked in it until ill health and advancing years forced her to give up in 2010. She was also a stalwart of the Wymondham Society, later the Wymondham Heritage Society and WHS has decided to commemorate her contribution to the Town, the Society and the Archive with a plaque to be fixed to the door of the room where she first worked here in the Archive. It will be known as "The Janet Smith Room" and the design is currently under discussion.
The elections in May have meant a great change in the Town Council and Councillors John Turner and Diane Fernee who have been the Council's appointees on this committee have not been re-elected. Francis King has also decided not to stand for re-election to this Committee at this AGM and I would like to thank them all for the work and advice they have contributed.
Councillor Chris Longhurst who has been with us previously has been re-appointed and he is joined by new Councillors Sharon Wyer and Jack Hornby. Welcome to them and we look forward to working with them during their terms of office.
As always I must pay tribute to the team of people, all volunteers, who work for the Archive including Mary the Archivist and John the Assistant Archivist, Tony the Treasurer, Terry & Len who look after data input and the team of people who week in, week out, work their way through the boxes of documents extracting the data. Their hard work is much appreciated. Thank you to them all. Without their hard work and dedication our Archive would not be the success it is today.
The Future
This year we shall see the introduction of our Public Access Database. This will have many benefits, not least of which is the freedom from the very frequent glitches on our present system caused by an apparent conflict between the version of Access used to create the program and the latest version of Windows. The new system will enable our people to enter new data from more than one PC at a time and from any location whether at home or in the Archive. Hopefully this will speed up the processing of the material not yet on the system. Our other indexes of photographs, slides, maps etc. can all be progressively added. From the researchers' point of view, it will enable them to search our database themselves and discover all the documents we hold which may help their projects. They can then tell us which documents they actually wish to see and we can quickly supply them either as original documents here in the Archive or by copies by post or e-mail. At the Committee Meeting which follows this AGM we shall discuss the fees which we will need to charge for these services.
This promises to be a very exciting year.
Thank you.
Richard Fowle
June 2nd 2015


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Friday, 13 December 2013
Christmas Stockings
The Christmas decorations came out the other day. The tree was standing there naked for a few days when I lost all motivation. It is now done and looks great and the kids love it of course.
With the decorations came the stockings I made.
To make the stockings I took lining and batting of the stocking shape and made the front sort of by quilt as you go, placing on the pieces and the trim and sewing it together until I had a quilted stocking shape with lining on the other side. Then I took another two more pieces of fabric, one lining and one the back and sewed them to the front right sides together. I turned it the right way out and sewed around the edge to make it nice and flat. Then I bound the top raw edge.
And now all that is left is for these to be hung up on Christmas eve so Santa can visit us!
Seasons Greetings all xxxx
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We also already talked about style in a previous post, but now that we've started this discussion of CALPURNIA maybe we also should discuss another Newbery criterion–plot–more thoroughly. We often use "plot" and "story" interchangeably, but plot more precisely refers to the arrangement of the events in the story. Moreover, novelist E.M. Forster proposed that–The King died and then the Queen died–is a story, nothing more than a mere succession of events in time, but that–The King died and then the Queen died of grief–is a plot because it shows causality. Of course, events may often seem random only to accrue meaning as the story progress (as often happens in a mystery story, for example), but this is only the delayed emergence of causality. There are exceptions to this rule, of course, but it seems to hold especially true for the linear stories that largely dominate the Newbery field.
The King Died And Then the Queen Died
We also already talked about style in a previous post, but now that we've started this discussion of CALPURNIA maybe we also should discuss another Newbery criterion–plot–more thoroughly. We often use "plot" and "story" interchangeably, but plot more precisely refers to the arrangement of the events in the story. Moreover, novelist E.M. Forster proposed that–The King died and then the Queen died–is a story, nothing more than a mere succession of events in time, but that–The King died and then the Queen died of grief–is a plot because it shows causality. Of course, events may often seem random only to accrue meaning as the story progress (as often happens in a mystery story, for example), but this is only the delayed emergence of causality. There are exceptions to this rule, of course, but it seems to hold especially true for the linear stories that largely dominate the Newbery field.
What's wonderful about the plot of CATCHING FIRE? THE HUNGER GAMES, now there was a plot. I think CATCHING FIRE could maybe be called a wonderful IDEA (except in the case of what the theme of the next Hunger Games turned out to be), but plot?
I have a lot of thoughts about Calpurnia (interestingly, because I read it in an e-book version, I wasn't really aware of how long it was), but one is relevant here–I don't think it's the "beautiful language" of Calpurnia that slows it down, really; as I mentioned earlier, I found that it really punched the book up. I think perhaps there was just too much repetition–we get it, Calpurnia doesn't like to do girl stuff–and that a few of the episodes could probably have been cut entirely without losing anything.
I probably need to do a separate post on CATCHING FIRE, especially considering how unpopular THE HUNGER GAMES was on this blog. Then we can look at all of the literary elements of CATCHING FIRE holistically rather than just focusing on plot.
But for now, Wendy, let me ask you this: Do you think that CALPURNIA TATE has a more distinguished plot than CATCHING FIRE?
But I just want to whine! No, I'd agree with you that CF probably has a more "distinguished" plot than CALPURNIA, with quotes because I don't really think it's distinguished at all; and I also wonder if it's better to have a plot that isn't (IMHO) carried off well than to have very little plot in the first place.
I'm sort of surprised to hear you say that HUNGER GAMES was unpopular on this blog, unless by that you mean that Nina didn't think it was one of the most distinguished books of the year. That isn't how I remember it–but I haven't gone over the old posts or anything. I'll be interested to read your post on CATCHING FIRE, although curiously, I noted while reading that I was all on board with calling THG middle grade but CF feels much more YA to me. I've noticed that you're big on the "if a 14-year-old would read and enjoy it, it's eligible" criterion, and certainly 12-14-year-old and even younger are reading and enjoying the book; but really, I think that designation renders the age-span eligibility almost moot, because there are almost no YA books that are "too old" for the intelligent 14-year-old. Maybe you'll give us a post on that.
Whine on! I'm not going to necessarily argue for CATCHING FIRE as the most distinguished book of the year, but let's not leave it out of the conversation while we put forward inferior books either.
Yes, I do have that anything-goes mentality, but for every one of me on the committee, there are three or four people who think the Newbery should only go up to age 12, so they kind of render me null and void in most cases.
Then, too, I also think picture books and easy readers should be in contention every year–and we haven't even begun to talk about those yet. I kind of get rendered null and void on those titles, too!
I can't help thinking that when we start to talk about how many pages–or how many words–we're back to a question of individual taste–the Cezanne/Rubens thing. I think the modern assumption is that "less is more"–that if you can tell a story in eight words, that's automatically better than telling it in sixteen. But I think it's important to see what the author does with the additional eight words. If the story is richer, more evocative, more layered; if the characterizations are more interesting; if the emotional tension that accompanies the plot is stronger, then more is more. I read WHEN YOU REACH ME and CALPURNIA TATE in the same week. I admired both enormously, though I read them differently. When I read WHEN YOU REACH ME, I rushed through it–couldn't put it down–and that is certainly high praise. But I didn't want CALPURNIA to end, and now, weeks later, it is CALPURNIA that I remember more vividly. Yes, the plot is not as tight as the plot of WHEN YOU REACH ME. But my sense of the landscape is sharp-etched and I still have strong feelings about the characters. I often feel that modern books "read thin"–the prose is terse and tidy and the plot moves forward dutifully–but I end up feeling unsatisfied, because I'm not deeply involved in the story. For a reader like me, the words that Kelly used were not wasted.
And I, for my part, am just relieved that there is someone else out there who believes that The Lost Conspiracy was the best book of the year. If only because, it really was.
I think I have already made many of your points, LSCHL70573. You are right that it's not how many words or pages authors use, but rather how they use them. You are also right that CALPURNIA and WHEN YOU REACH ME is not the most fruitful comparison because they are markedly different kinds of stories.
That is why my original post on CALPURNIA proposed A SEASON OF GIFTS for comparison because they are, in fact, precisely the same kind of story. A SEASON OF GIFTS is half the length of CALPURNIA but has the same strengths. Vivid period setting? Check. Strong narrative voice with country dialect? Check. Memorable characters that grow and change over the course of the story? Check. A plot that takes a back seat to the characters? Check. Resonant themes? Check. Indeed, when I go through each of the Newbery criteria–plot, character, setting, style, and theme–I do not see one in which CALPURNIA is markedly better than A SEASON OF GIFTS.
What did Kelly do with twice the number of words as Peck? Did she achieve a book that was twice as good? No, I don't think she did. Now you may like it twice as much, but I don't see how that convinces anybody around the Newbery table. Please do check in after you've read the Peck and we'll continue the conversation.
I absolutely adored Calpurnia Tate… I didn't think it was overwritten or too long at all. I thought it was a fantastic book with real Newbery potential!
The book with the best plotting that I've read lately is SILKSINGER, by Laini Taylor. She worked in multiple subplots related to secondary characters to make a beautiful whole. (Yes, I read WHEN YOU REACH ME and CATCHING FIRE, and thought the plots for those were well-done, too, but SILKSINGER really stood out for plot.) The book might be considered for too old an audience, but I think it would still work for under 14, and plotting was one of its great strengths.
As for CALPURNIA, I didn't have a sense of a timeline, which is a plotting issue. Here's what I mean: It starts out in a hot summer, and she's getting to know her grandfather. But then didn't it switch to something that must have happened during the school year? (Her checking out a book or something.) I lost interest about there, not having any sense of where it was going — which I think of as poor plotting.
I usually read at bedtime, and with most kids' books, end up reading until I finish. With CALPURNIA, I was losing interest and falling asleep with only a chapter or less read, so it was going to take me weeks to finish the thing, and I quit. The plot didn't have any sense of something about to happen to keep me turning pages.
Actually, most Harry Potter fans I know, myself included, really wish that the last four books, especially numbers 5 and 7, had been more tightly edited and were thus shorter. Too much angsty-teenager-yelling (yes, he's angry and feels betrayed/abandoned. Totally realistic. We got it in the first five pages. Moving right along.) and too much wandering-in-the-woods (they feel alone and untethered and vaguelly betrayed and lost. Totally realistic. We got it in the first five pages. Moving right along.)
I get the feeling through reading these comments that "distinguished" to lots of people means "historical fiction". I'm not so sure I agree.
It's heartening to read that writing quality is–or should be–the premier criterion for Newbery books. It does make me wonder, however, about a few award winners of the past several years– but glad the line is being held by somebody. I have to say that I must be alone in the world in yawning through the Stead book (I adored First Light). It's got a nice little trick with time, but is it really a tight plot? If so, how does work in the sandwich store contribute to it?
I LOVED WHEN YOU REACH me the first time I read it, but after reading it a second time, I'm wondering WHY I loved it. Was it getting so much hype that I wanted so badly to love it. Upon reading it again, I find it surprisingly LIGHT, and not near as deep and clever as some would claim. I like that there is a sci-fi element to it and agree that a historical fiction book like this with a sci-fi twist should NOT be held to all science-fiction book standards, but at the same time, I wonder if Stead gives us ENOUGH, in the form of science-fiction and time travel? It's the most creative thing I've read this year, but at the same time, I have a hard time NOT wondering if it's really as good as people think it is. Is the competition just that weak?
I loved When You Reach Me too and I think it is because it was so refreshingly unique. It also didn't hurt that it brought back and time and place that was very familiar to me. I read a review somewhere that liked it to Harriet the Spy and The Mixed Up Files, add to that A Wrinkle in Time and what fan of children's literature wouldn't love it?!? But, is it ENOUGH? I say YES!


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I like how you use the sky to upend the darkness of Goya.
It sounds heavenly. You dont want to hear about MY day. Do this again tomorrow for me, okay? Lunch on the porch, even another hummingbird, if you can manage it! Sigh. I am so tired these days that when I try to read, the book falls over and bangs me on the nose.


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Nicholas S. Williams is a recognized expert in Java and related technologies. In 2010, he was named Software Engineer of the Year for Middle Tennessee. Nick participates extensively in the Open Source community, contributing bug fixes, new features, and documentation to projects like Apache Log4J, Apache Tomcat, Jackson Mapper, Spring Framework, and Spring Security.


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Never before have so many people been ready to grasp their destiny and run with it, building a new life of freedom and prosperity. But before we can advance into the future, we have to release all those things that are currently holding us back. Intuitive handwriting analysis is extremely powerful and can help with that.
For the month of October 2013, you can have a full-length exploration of your deeper self and soul's path running to several pages.
OR you can have a mini analysis, three pages of insightful information and inspired direction that will amaze you.
For more information, go to my website, click on the Handwriting tab, and check out the testimonials. You can read there how people react to what they receive. There's also a video here that explains the impact it can have.
We all think we understand ourselves. We believe we have it all together and know what we're doing. But oftentimes that's just a story we're telling. A mask we wear. Behind that mask is a bottomless pit of insecurities, fears, doubts, shame, regrets – stuff that holds us back in life.
By identifying our issues we can take significant steps toward resolving them and moving out of our rut. I call it soul mapping, but it's really about learning to move forward by exploring what's getting in the way of our progress, whether financially, in relationships, success-wise, even health sometimes. Think of it as emotional archaeology. Actually, think of it as the soul crying out to be heard.
That's where I come in. I have a gift.
There's an article in Spirituality & Health magazine about it that you can read here, if you want to. I've become astonishingly adept over the past few years at taking someone's writing and seeing the real person underneath. The person nobody else sees. I can look behind the mask and send back a report of several pages basically explaining you to you in a way that's never been done before. From there, you may take the analysis and use it to grow and develop. Information like this can be the foundation for being happier, more contented, more prosperous, and achieving what you want in life. That's the hope, at least. What you do with it is up to you.
Basically, it's channeled energy, and boy, is it powerful!
"Incredible. This analysis is ridiculously accurate it's almost scary. This is definitely the insight I've been needing. I now am realizing what's been holding me back all these years. You have no idea how much this means to me." E.G.
"I want to thank you for opening my mind, my heart, and my whole being. It is extraordinary that you knew the whole me better than I ever knew myself. There is no dollar amount that can measure the value of what you have given me. I am truly grateful." K.B.


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Brian Eno Releases a New Music-Making App, Scape
"Can machines create original music? Scape is our answer to that question."
Pereptual innovator Brian Eno has developed a new iPad app for composing music. The app, called Scape, was designed with Peter Chilvers for Generative Music and is available to purchase on iTunes for $5.99.
With Scape, users create atmospheric soundscapes using a pallet of on-screen "building blocks" of various shapes and colors. Each element triggers a unique piece of sound-- drone, melody, percussion, or texture-- which all "respond intelligently to each other," as demonstrated in the video, below. Users also control the work's key, scale, and tone, and can save work in playlists or share with others.
"Can machines create original music?" the creators ask in the iTunes description. "Scape is our answer to that question... Scape makes music that thinks for itself."
According to the video demonstration, "each element has an independent life story," allowing for slight variations of a "scape" with each play. The whole app seems to emphasize the ritualistic quality of music-making.
Speaking to The Guardian, Eno said,
I felt what was very interesting to do as a composer was to construct some kind of system or process which did the composing for you. You'd then feed inputs into it, and it would reconfigure it and make something beyond what you had predicted. I worked on things like that for a while: Music for Airports and Discreet Music were examples, but they represented recordings of these processes in action. What I really wanted to do was be able to sell the process to somebody, not just my output of it.
This follows Eno's 2008 iPhone app, Bloom, and comes just after the news that he'll release a new solo album, Lux, November 13 via Warp.


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I went to make some minor tweaks to my sidebar, hit update, and got a whole new design. That would not be so bad, except, in its infinite wisdom, Blogger decided to erase my entire sidebar of laboriously collected links.
Jerking your users around really isn't a great way to do business. It is true that Blogger is a free tool, but it only has value because so many of us worked very hard to build up our blogs. To have all that work suddenly snatched from you simply because blogger decided they wanted to make design changes is aggravating beyond words.
Shame on Blogger, shame on Google.


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Costa Cruises is a good line in Europe, but Costa Concordia met with disaster January 13, 2012. Thirty-two people died in the human caused accident.
We can blame the captain, the crew, the owners, and anyone else we can think of, but the truth is, we live in a world where people are injured and killed on a daily basis. We Americans are sometimes living in a fantasy world where an American is not killed in a car wreck every 16 minutes, or one is not injured in a wreck every 8 seconds, or one is not killed by a gun every 46 minutes, or an American does not die of cancer every 39 seconds, or someone else does not get cancer every 1.9 seconds, or even where someone in the world does not die of starvation every 3.6 seconds.
Face it, we live in a world where we have to struggle. Christians do not get a free pass. Bad things happen to good people. Here is a video of a man who has to struggle, but who faces it the right way.
When God finally called Moses at age 80, he called him to a great struggle, one that took another 40 years of his life. Jesus told his disciples the even he would be killed soon and that it was necessary for the salvation of the world. He further said, If anyone wants to follow in my footsteps he must give up all right to himself, take up his cross and follow me. For the man who wants to save his life will lose it; but the man who loses his life for my sake will find it. Phillips
What did Jesus mean to take up a cross? For Jesus it was literal, as it was for a few of the disciples. For most of us it means to give up control of our lives. The only way to freedom is to become a slave. Instead of spending our time and money on ourselves, we need to spend more of it with God following in the footsteps of Jesus.
Winston Churchill said it very well in another context: I would say to the House, as I said to those who have joined this government: "I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat." May 13, 1940, First Speech as Prime Minister to House of Commons. If you want to hear the whole speech, here is the address. The good part begins at 3:25 into the speech.
That is what Jesus offers us in the battle against evil.
Be righteous and do good.
Mike Lawrence


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Dear Ms Rao:
I am writing to clarify a point that was reported locally in the Capital News, quoting you regarding the Cornerstone shelter in downtown Kelowna Aug. 1.
In that article you are quoted as stating "The local business community volunteered to help in the search for a new shelter, but they were also unable to bring forward options." Perhaps you have been misquoted or we have misinterpreted your statement, but if you are trying to suggest that the business community did not try to contribute in a positive way, then we take exception with that suggestion.
In March of this year the Chamber, Downtown Kelowna (DKA) and other business representatives were informed in a hastily called meeting by the city and BC Housing that what was first announced as only a "temporary seasonal emergency shelter" would become a full time, no barrier shelter with BC Housing about to sign a one-year lease extension. BC Housing officials said they would give the business community some time to come up with options before extending the lease.
READ MORE: Kelowna chamber feels 'misled' about downtown homeless shelter
Following that meeting and operating in good faith, the local business community rallied local real estate professionals and despite being given only two weeks managed to come up with more than 14 potential alternate sites. A full list was provided to the City/BC Housing. Unfortunately, despite this significant amount of work and some optimism that the effort would be recognized in a positive fashion, all suggestions were rejected almost immediately with no formal response as to why any/all didn't meet the needs.
The Chamber and Downtown Kelowna Association (DKA) are part of a working group of businesses which, up until earlier this year, had been meeting with the RCMP, the City of Kelowna, and periodically, BC Housing and Interior Health to address the increase in nuisance and criminal behaviour impacting downtown business owners. We remain committed to participating in such meetings if the other parties are willing and see value in that type of collaborative approach to problem solving.
The Chamber Board of Directors (all volunteers) and the Downtown Kelowna Association board (also all volunteers) have spent many hours examining the issue, talking to members, and seeking effective solutions.
Carmen Sparg
President, Kelowna Chamber of Commerce


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Every decision I make is influenced by the women who came before me. In turn, my choices will impact those who come after me. My whole life I have been told that I look, sound, and act just like my mother and I have watched my mother act just like my grandmother. As I grow older I will often speak and hear my mother speaking through me.
Projection is my attempt to document the similarities and differences between myself, my mother, and my grandmother both in the studio and in our own spaces. My photographs allow me to project the direction my life will take and better prepare for my still unknown future.


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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
The 2013 scanner benchmark is coming soon!
The benchmark will be published soon, and I'm posting many of the results during the assessment process using the comparison twitter account @sectoolmarket, which also publishes news about other information security product comparisons performed around the globe.
This time, I received plenty of help from multiple entities -
Many entities (including the ZAP project and IronWASP project) contributed test cases to wavsep (not included in this benchmark scope, but might be in the next),
Several researchers around the globe offered their help in the assessment process (encouraging me to work on something that will someday make it easier),
And last but not least, I received plenty of help from the wonderful guys at Denim group, which did their best to adjust ThreadFix so I can use it to make the task of comparing and counting results easier (just started checking it - looks great so far)
Wavsep was already enhanced to v1.5 (with hundreds of additional test cases that will be published after the upcoming benchmark),
The vast majority of commercial vendors already provided me with a valid license and installation, and at least half of the planned open source projects were either tested or currently being tested.
I'm planning to release the information gathered in two or three bulks -
(*) The typical benchmark and analysis (including at least two new vulnerability detection comparison aspects which will remain obscure at the moment - for the sake of the competition).
(*) An analysis of the DAST market status, based on the results and additional information gathered during the test.
I'm also planning to upload the results into a dynamic publication framework (partially implemented), although the first bulk of information will probably be published in the blog and static sectoolmarket website.
In short, stay tuned, results will be published soon .
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I recently found your blog, especially the posts that talk about vulnerability scanners. This study is very valuable and looks like a kind of reference to me. Thank you so much for that.
Right now I am trying to choose a security tool. For that I am collecting many inputs (you blog is definitely one of them) in order to make a pertinent choice.
During my research I found the scanner "Seeker" form "Quotium" could be a solution to study. This was confirmed by several channels.
Since you are are about to release the 2013-14 web application scanner benchmark, I was thinking if it was not to late to include it. Well ... may be you already have it in your list....?
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Seeker will not be included in the current benchmark, since it's not the same type of tool as the rest of the tested tools.
Seeker belongs to a category called IAST (interactive application security testing) - it's a great tool, but unlike the rest of the *modules* compared in this category, it performs a memory-level "white-box" assessment while making use of an agent installed on the server, and does not contain any "black-box generic vulnerability detection" module, which is the focus the upcoming benchmark.
I'm not sure comparing these different technologies is either right, fair or accurate, especially because in my opinion, they should be used for different phases in the SDLC/Security Testing process.
That being said, I am planning on testing this category of tools in the near future, and will post updates as I progress.
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