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1 What Data? I m A Trucking Company! Presented by: Marc C. Tucker 434 Fayetteville Street, Suite 2800 Raleigh, NC, Presented by: Rob D. Moseley, Jr. 2 West Washington Street, Suite 1100 Greenville, SC
2 WEBINAR ROADMAP Data, What Data? Company Best Practices Preparation Response Cybersecurity Insurance Contracting Considerations
3 WHAT, ME? I don t have to worry about a data breach because I don t have any data My data is safe, it is in the "cloud" I am a small, local business, not a Target or Sony Nobody will want my data I have a firewall to protect my data I outsource my IT
4 WHY YOU! The notion that you are too small or too boring is a false sense of security
5 WHY YOU! Data in any form has value to someone, and no business is immune from a potential breach Hackers compromise nearly 30,000 websites each day. A majority of these breaches result from weaknesses in our collective cyber behavior rather than through nefarious means According to the FBI, 90% of cyber-attacks involve phishing scams that require employee action to succeed
6 TRANSPORTATION DATA Data intensive industry Customer Information Capacity Information Pricing Information Fleet maintenance Fleet Management Driver compensation analytics
7 TRANSPORTATION DATA The collection and use of data is accelerating Optimizing routes Optimizing loads Managing inventory Fleet maintenance Increasing safety
8 TRANSPORTATION DATA Employee Information Social Security Birthdate Driver s license Address Phone number Wellness Program Personal health information Driver qualification files
9 TRANSPORTATION DATA E-commerce is growing More and more paper conduits are shifting to electronic Can your business survive without this information?
10 BEST PRACTICES PREPARATION Data security is not an IT issue, it is a company issue IT may manage the nuts and bolts of network systems; however, all employees must be responsible for the use and protection of information Improper use or disclosure of information will impact the company, not IT What are your client or customer expectations? Ignoring data security issues outside of IT is a recipe for disaster
11 BEST PRACTICES PREPARATION Potential sources of a data breach Employee error Phishing and malware scams Stolen, lost, or unattended computer Stolen, lost, or unattended smartphone or tablet Hacking incidents Malicious employee Unknown intrusions
12 BEST PRACTICES PREPARATION Minimize Your Risk of Exposure Establish policies and procedures Identify what data you have Know where that data is stored Identify all individuals with access to your data Determine what and when data can be destroyed Proactively monitor and train employees Designate a data security officer Conduct periodic security testing and compliance
13 BEST PRACTICES PREPARATION What Data Do You Have? Employee Customer Not all data is created equally Prioritize data Essential to business operation Regulated industry information HIPAA Data subject to state reporting requirements
14 BEST PRACTICES PREPARATION Where Is Your Data Stored? Desktop or laptop Servers Cloud Smartphones/Tablets Company or personal Third parties
15 BEST PRACTICES PREPARATION Who Has Access To Your Data? Employees Drivers Third Parties Employee and third party access to data should be controlled Data must be protected Educate and train Policies and procedures
16 BEST PRACTICES PREPARATION Destruction of data If you don t need it, don t have it Case by case analysis of what data can be destroyed Must consider statutory and regulatory document notification and preservation requirements Litigation considerations Statutory considerations State statutes that regulate how and when destroyed Transportation industry specific regulations
17 BEST PRACTICES PREPARATION Steps that you should be taking now Start with your employees Can be your best line of defense Educate and train Unattended devices in public Passwords Safeguard sensitive data through encryption
18 BEST PRACTICES PREPARATION Educate on phishing and malware attacks Working remotely The employee role in responding to a cyberattack Employee education and training
19 BEST PRACTICES PREPARATION Driver shortage and job satisfaction Drivers are provided laptops, tablets, and smartphones Do employees access network systems remotely? Public Wi-Fi is just that public There should be no expectation of privacy or security when connected to public Wi-Fi Required to use a VPN connection (Virtual Private Network) The information transmitted via a VPN connection is private and secure and allows an employee to work as if they are directly connected to the network
20 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING Goals For Responding To A Data Breach
21 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING Have A Go To Team In Place 24 Hour Access The clock starts ticking when the breach occurs Management IT Compliance/HR Attorney 3 rd Party/External consultant (Forensics & Media) After a breach has occurred is not the time to begin preparing
22 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING Alert and activate everyone on the response team Management IT Compliance/HR Attorney 3 rd Party/External consultant Insurance Media consultant Make sure the response team knows their roles and duties and has necessary contact information
23 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING Secure the premises around the area where the data breach occurred to help preserve evidence Accident scene investigation Preservation of information Factual information Equipment Witnesses/participants Control access
24 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING Stop additional data loss Allow forensics team to analyze Take affected machines offline Do not attempt to analyze yourself Know whether you can or should shut down your system Will shutting down system cause loss of information? Spoliation issues
25 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING Document everything about the breach Who discovered it Who reported it To whom it was reported Who knows about it What type of breach occurred
26 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING Document everything about the breach What was stolen How was it stolen What systems are affected What devices are missing Allow counsel to direct the collection of information
27 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING Assess priorities and risks based on what you know about the breach Bring in your forensics firm to begin an in-depth investigation Analyze the immediate ramifications of the breach Evaluate and understand the cause of the incident Identify who was affected and what information compromised
28 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING What is likely to happen to the compromised data Are other systems a possible target What are the possible legal implications Notification requirements Reporting requirements Litigation risks
29 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING Identify Legal Obligations Revisit state and federal regulations governing your industry and the type of data lost State or federal law HIPAA, the Fair Credit Reporting Act, etc Litigation considerations Class action litigation, consumer protection/unfair and deceptive acts, misrepresentation re security of data, negligence, invasion of privacy, breach of express or implied contract, etc
30 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING Notify law enforcement After consulting with legal counsel and upper management Determine whether law enforcement or other agencies must be notified by law N.C. Gen. Stat Notify the Consumer Protection Division of the Attorney General s office without unreasonable delay if notice is given to individuals Additional reporting requirements if notice is given to more than 1,000 individuals
31 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING Continue Working with Forensics Determine if any countermeasures were enabled when the compromise occurred Analyze backup, preserved or reconstructed data sources Begin to align compromised data with customer names and addresses for notification
32 BEST PRACTICES RESPONDING Fix the Issue that Caused the Breach Rely on your forensics team to delete hacker tools Determine if you have other security gaps or risks Put clean machines online in place of affected ones Educate your employees Ensure same type of breach will not happen again Passwords Encryption of data If it happens once, you are now on notice if it happens again
33 INSURANCE CONSIDERATIONS Cost of responding to a breach increasing What is your current insurance coverage Non-cyber policies You may not be covered Cyber insurance is changing Exclusions Stand alone policies
34 INSURANCE CONSIDERATIONS Business disruption/lost revenue Loss of intellectual property Infrastructure damage Reputational/brand damage Employee concerns Regulatory investigations and sanctions Litigation exposure Remediation and increased protection costs Management distraction Lower stock price
35 INSURANCE CONSIDERATIONS What options are available? Buffett style First-party coverage Business interruption Remediation coverage Fines and penalties coverage Risk management services coverage Media relations Extortion Third-party coverage
36 INSURANCE CONSIDERATIONS What should you do? Identify gaps in coverage Work closely with your insurance broker to determine what coverage you have and don t have Make sure you are aware of changes that are taking place CGL policy may no longer provide protection Determine whether other policies may provide protection E & O policy Officers & Directors policy
37 CONTRACT CONSIDERATIONS Do you share your data? With whom do you share your data? Carriers Brokers Customers Third party IT What are you sharing? Billing information Social security numbers Are these third parties protecting your data?
38 CONTRACT CONSIDERATIONS Contract Considerations Allocation of risk Indemnification Who does data belong to? Who is responsible for the safeguarding data? Cyber security policies and procedures Should be consistent with your standards Access to information Ability to conduct audit of third party s compliance Insurance
39 WHAT ELSE CAN YOU DO Third Party Forensic Companies Ethical hacking Penetration test Proactive attack of network Managed security testing Preventative technology Data loss prevention Data breach response 24 hour response teams Data recovery/remediation
40 Internet of Things Big Data Increased efficiency Interconnectivity Cargo Pallets Fleets Example WHAT IS NEXT? Lights at a terminal monitoring traffic Real time analytics
41 CLOSING THOUGHTS Technology continues to evolve Everyday we gather more and more data If there is money to be made, those seeking to obtain the data will continue to evolve You must have an ongoing assessment of technology and data What works today may not work tomorrow Must adapt to emerging technology and threats
42 What Data? I m A Trucking Company! Presented by: Marc C. Tucker 434 Fayetteville Street, Suite 2800 Raleigh, NC, Presented by: Rob D. Moseley, Jr. 2 West Washington Street, Suite 1100 Greenville, SC
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Has spent her career pushing policies that hurt agriculture in Wisconsin
[Madison, WI] — As Wisconsinites gather on farms across Wisconsin to celebrate the farmers who help make our state run during Dairy Month, Senator Tammy Baldwin has been doing everything she can in Washington to support backwards liberal policies that hurt Wisconsin farmers. Baldwin talks a big game when it comes to helping Wisconsin farmers, but her policies have set Wisconsin farmers back."Hard-working Wisconsin farmers are important to Wisconsin's heritage. Senator Baldwin has towed the line of her liberal base and our farming families have paid the price" said Alec Zimmerman, spokesman for the Republican Party of Wisconsin. "Tammy Baldwin is picking Washington over standing up for our Wisconsin farmers."
Senator Baldwin supports policies that hurt Wisconsin farmers
- The American Farm Bureau Federation's most recent scorecard gave Tammy Baldwin a 25 percent score on its key votes as of April 2018.
- According to the American Farm Bureau Federation, the Obama-era Waters of the U.S. Rule (WOTUS) would allow the EPA to control 92 percent of the acreage in Wisconsin – giving the EPA massive regulatory reach over Wisconsin farmers.
- In 2015, Baldwin voted to block legislation and voted against legislation which would have nullified the WOTUS Rule. (S.J.Res.22, Roll Call Vote #296, 11/3/15; S. J. Res. 22,Roll Call Vote #297, 11/4/15)
- On at least five occasions, Senator Baldwin has voted against repealing the Death Tax – hurting family farms and small businesses. (H.R. 8, Roll Call Vote #254; 6/9/00; H.R. 8, Roll Call Vote #458, 9/7/00; S. Amdt. 307 to S. Con. Res. 8, Roll Call Vote #67, 3/22/13; S. Amdt. 263 to S. Con. Res. 8, Roll Call Vote #69, 3/22/13; S. Amdt. 607 to S. Con. Res. 11, Roll Call Vote #114, 3/26/15)

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COLUMBUS, Ohio—In his inaugural address Monday, newly sworn-in Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine struck a message of hope and vowed that his administration will "plant the seeds" of long-term work that will have "profound" results for future generations of Ohioans.
"For much of what we do, we will not see the results in the life of this administration, nor in some people's cases, in our lifetimes," said the 72-year-old Greene County Republican before an overflow crowd in the Ohio Statehouse rotunda. "Yet we do these things nonetheless, grounded in the faith and grounded in hope that we can change the future."
DeWine didn't get too specific in his inaugural address about what those things will be, though he vowed his plans include helping Ohio's children and giving them better education opportunities.
"Education is the key to equality and the key to opportunity," the governor said. "Everyone -- everyone -- deserves a chance to succeed, to get a good-paying job, to raise a family comfortably."
DeWine said that he and his administration "will be fierce and … passionate advocates and defenders of the defenseless." Paraphrasing the late Democratic U.S. senator and Vice President Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota, DeWine said government's function is to help "those in the dawn of life, those in the twilight of life, and those in the shadows of life." (The latter term is similar to the "people in the shadows" frequently mentioned by DeWine's Republican predecessor, John Kasich).
DeWine said that he and his administration will work "hand-in-hand with local governments and with community leaders" and always listen to others, though he cautioned not to mistake that willingness to listen with a lack of vision, resolve or focus.
Prior to his speech, DeWine publicly took the oath of office from his son, Ohio Supreme Court Justice Pat DeWine. The swearing-in was a ceremonial action, as Justice DeWine already officially administered the oath to his father shortly after midnight Monday during a private ceremony at DeWine's home.
DeWine's lieutenant governor, Jon Husted, also publicly took the oath of office from Justice Judith French.
Besides Pat DeWine, dozens of others from the governor's famously large family turned out for the ceremony. Many state lawmakers were on hand as well, as were former governors Kasich, Ted Strickland, Bob Taft and Dick Celeste. U.S. Sen. Rob Portman also attended.
Dignitaries from outside Ohio were in the audience as well, including Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin. "We have a little bridge we need to build!" DeWine jovially told Bevin in his speech, referring to a years-long delay in addressing the problem of Cincinnati's rickety Brent Spence bridge.
New Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder, a Perry County Republican, said after DeWine's speech that he thought the governor was "dead on" with his topics.
"I thought they were wonderful, bringing it back to family and the need to take care of the young people in this state and to promote good paying jobs," Householder said, according to a pool report.


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FIFA 08 Soccer – FAQ
FAQ by gamegurucale
Version: 1.0c2 | Updated: 06/26/2009
=-=-= _______ __ _______ ___ ___ ___ | ____|| | | ____| / \ / _ \ / _ \ | |__ | | | |__ / ^ \ | | | | | (_) | | __| | | | __| / /_\ \ | | | | > _ < | | | | | | / _____ \ | |_| | | (_) | |__| |__| |__| /__/ \__\ \___/ \___/ Fifa 08 FAQ Nintendo DS Version Version 1.0cii Written by gamegurucale ASCII title made by ASCII Generator =-=-= /-------------------\ | Table of Contents | \-------------------/ Tip: Use the Find (Ctrl+F) command to scroll through easier. /-------------------------------------------------------------\ | *Title* *Ctrl+F Command* *Completion* | | 1. Introduction [idtn] Done | | 2. Legal [legl] Done | | 3. Version History [vshr] n/a | | 4. Controls [crls] Done | | 5. Rules of the Game [rotg] Done | | 6. Main Menu [mnmu] Done | | - Kick Off [mnm1] In Progress | | - Scenarios [mnm2] n/a | | - Game Modes [mnm3] n/a | | - Multi-Card Play [mnm4] n/a | | - Single-Card Play [mnm5] n/a | | - Nintendo WFC [mnm6] n/a | | - My Club [mnm7] n/a | | - My FIFA 08 [mnm8] n/a | | 7. Teams and Leagues [talg] n/a | | 8. Tips and Hints [tnhs] n/a | | 9. Contact & Thanks [ctnt] Done | \-------------------------------------------------------------/ /-----------------------\ | Introduction - [idtn] | \-----------------------/ Hello. My name is Cale (gamegurucale), and I'm the writer of this guide. As an actual player of 'football' (It's going to be called Football from here on in. No excuses.), I find FIFA games pretty interesting - In fact, I can find all games interesting, no matter what they are. I just have to find something about them that make them really good to play. Fifa 08 is an interesting game. Although lacking in the graphics side, the gameplay is chock-a-block. With many modes, Fifa 08 is sure to keep you entertained for hours on end. It sure has with me. So, hope you enjoy the FAQ, and drop me a line (Refer to Contacts section). Yours Truly, Cale. /----------------\ | Legal - [legl] | \----------------/ © 2007 - Copyright Cale Black. This may be not be reproduced under any circumstances except for personal, private use. It may not be placed on any web site or otherwise distributed publicly without advance written permission. Use of this guide on any other web site or as a part of any public display is strictly prohibited, and a violation of copyright. Authorised Websites: GameFAQs (www.gamefaqs.com) Neoseekers (www.neoseeker.com) MyDS (www.myds.com.au) For the latest version of the FAQ, see GameFAQs. If you see this guide used on a website that is not authorised above, please email me and do not notify or take action of the situation. My email address can be found at the bottom of the FAQ. /--------------------------\ | Version History - [vshr] | \--------------------------/ =-=-= Version 1.0a (Rejected) Date submitted: 8th October 2007 * Completed Introduction * Completed Legal * Completed Version History * Half-completed Controls =-=-= Version 1.0b Date submitted: 9th October 2007 * Completed Controls * Rewritten Introduction * Started Rules of the Game =-=-= Version 1.0c Date Submitted: 14th October 2007 * Start Main Menu with Kick Off =-=-= Version 1.0cii Date submitted: 26th June 2009 * Updated Legal section with added FAQ support =-=-= I hope to expand a bit more on Kick Off with more on the options after Team Selection and start on Scenarios. Since I don't have another DS to test out the Multi-Card and Single-Card play, and I know of no one else who has a DS, if anyone would like to write a detailed description of each one, it would be really appreciated. No need to do ASCII - I'll do that. You'll be credited also, so try your best! /-------------------\ | Controls - [crls] | \-------------------/ ASCII made by gamegurucale KEY A: Attacking D: Defending (L-Trigger) /----------------------------------\ (R-Trigger) A: Skill move | | A: Sprint Cancel kick | |----------------------| | D: Sprint D: Call 2nd defender | | | | | Recieve corner/throw | | | | | \ | ... | | ... | | \ | ... | | ... | | \ | | | | | \ | | | | / \ | |----------------------| | / \| |/ (D-Pad)---------\ \ ---------------------------- / A: Move player \ / ----------------|-----------[][]-\ |(X Button) D: Move player \ |----------------------------------| |A: Through ball \ | | |D: GK Charge \| |----------------------| | |(Y Button) | | | | | |A: Lob/Cross |\ | | |____| X | |D: Sliding tackle | - - | | | Y A-|--|(A Button) | | | | | B | |A: Shoot (Touch Screen) | | | |____| | |D: Pressure (Hold) In Game - Tactics |\_|_____|_______ | | o-| | |(B Button) - Player position |/ | |----------------------| o | | |A: Pass | / | |D: Switch player \----------------------------------/ (Start Button) / Pause game / (Select button) Replay L-Trigger: When attacking, it serves as the skill move. I have found no purpose of this, besides showing off, but it can really entice your opponent to strike in. It can also cancel your kick. Say, you go for a cross. A really long cross. And at the last second, you see a better, shorter opportunity, quickly press L to cancel the kick - but this requires some practice so you don't accidentally do a skill with it. When defending, the L trigger can call a second defender. This could be crucial in times of need, so use it well. R-Trigger: There's only one purpose here - sprint. And to get back to that ball, you'll be doing a lot of this. And, as with all FIFA games - tapping the R trigger does conserve your sprint, while doing the same speed as holding it down. How much does it conserve, you ask? Well, about two seconds for every bar. D-Pad: An important part of Nintendo handhelds - the D-Pad. Obviously, to go up, hold up. To go down, go down. And there's no prizes to whoever can guess what you have to do to go left and right. You can also hold down the up and the left sides to go diagonally up and left. Same principle applies to other diections. Use this as a substitute to the stylus to select your option in the menu. X Button: This button isn't used much by newcomers of the game, as they see no point in such a kick that makes another player run to get it. What I'm talking about here is the 'Through ball'. This button can be a good option if you have the following set-up: b b G a a* b a b = Opposition Defenders a = You (Strikers) G = Goals * = Ball This is when your team is attacking, in the opposition's half. A play can be made if [a*] makes a through ball (X Button) just a little bit to the right of goals. Then, you can select anotherr striker, and run for the ball, without fear of the offside rule (See below section about 'Offside'). When defending, it serves as the Goalkeeper Charge. This enables your keeper to come out of his designated area and dive for the ball, if such an occasion shall rise. You can also double tap (X) to take control of the keeper. Controls for Goalkeeper: X Button (Hold) - Goalkeeper Save X Button - Push Goalkeeper into attack D-Pad - Move/Aim When in possession of the ball: B Button - Throw A/Y Button - High kick X Button - Drop ball When not controlling the keeper: X Button (Hold) - Goalkeeper charge To tell you the truth - controlling the keeper and concentrating on the game is a bit of a task. And besides that, the computer does a brilliant job of doing the job at hand. But - for that extra challenge, go for it. For newcomers, just conentrate on your defenders, and leave the goalkeeper to the computer. Y Button: When attacking, this handy button does two purposes - lob or a cross. These depend on where you are on the field: Direction of attack: <- |-----|--|--|-----| |--| | | | |--| |G | | (|) | | G| |--| | | | |--| |-----|--|--|-----| - 1 - 2 - 3 - Areas 2 and 3 are where (Y) serve as the lob command. A lob is where your player does a long pass to another player. It is usually also high, depending on how far you are kicking. The cross is used in Area 1, where a long, but low kick is made by a player usually close to the sideline to another player to have a shot by a header (Straight away after the cross), or control it and pass it. The cross is an effective way to quickly make a crucial pass to a striker. When defending, the button serves as the almighty sliding tackle. This tackle can give your team a play-on, through to a red card to the executor of the sliding tackle, depending on how you use it. If, for example: Direction of attack: <- b a* b G b a = Opposition striker b = Your defenders G = Goals * = Ball You are in this scenario, and the top * sprints ahead and slide tackles the opposition from behind, a card is certain. If the middle * comes in from a diagonal direction, and slides, a free kick may happen, but a card would not be the normal procedure. The referee may even call for advantage (See below section about 'advantage'). If the middle * sprints ahead, and slides the opposition from a 90 degree angle, then it would be most likely a fair tackle. Test this out in Kick Off mode, and see how to execute this at the right time. This tackle is NOT recommended inside of your goalkeeper's box! This may cause a penalty, and most likely a goal. The below tackle is MOST preferred (A button)! A Button: When attacking, this handy button gives you the privilege of taking a shot. Goals determine the outcome of the game, and you'll want goals to beat the best. To my understanding, by just tapping the A Button with no additional power, the preferred spot to do so is just outside the box. Obviously, more power by holding the A Button down means more length and height, but the closer you are, the more accurate you are. If troubled, here is a diagram: Direction of attack: -> |-----| | | | |--| * (| | G| | |--| | | |-----| Around this area is where I achieve the best results. Just play around in Training mode to see how you go and determine a good spot for you. Everyone plays in a different style, and it's up to you to find out that style. For defending, the A Button serves as the Pressure command. Pressure is when you're following the opposition with the ball, and trying to find a spot in his control where you can crack it and take possession of the ball. This is the main way of defending, and the better, but less aggressive, alternate to slide tackling. B Button: For attacking, the B Button is for passing. One of the, if not the most, important button in the game, passing ensures you keep possession of the ball, and keeps your opponent on their toes. Passing is great if done in succession (By tapping the B button after every pass), but be wary of the opposition - if they're in the path of the ball, there's a good chance they'll steal the ball. For longer passes, use the Y Button, or the lob/cross. For defending, the B Button enables you to switch players, so you can control the player with the better chance of stealing the ball from the opposition. I recommend turning off Auto Switch, due to the fact that it can mess up your tactics and ultimately ruin your game, but again, test it out with it on, then with it off, and decide your own verdict. Touch Screen: An exclusive to the DS, due to having two screens, is the In-Game tactics option. Note, these are optional, but can help your team to victory. There are choices such as to push your team up, and to bring your team back to defend, and other options that enable you to set plays up and hopefully, score. But the tactics only take up a little margin on the right. The rest of it is the playing field and the position of all players, on the other team too. You can use this as a reference to passing, shooting, but the good thing about this handy feature is the ability to move a player to a designated area, by tapping a location on the field. But, be cautious of the offside rule. START Button: It pauses the game. Options include:- *Resume Match - Go back to the match at hand. *Team Management - Manage your team and perform substitutions here. *Instant Replay - Shows a replay of the last five seconds of play. *Match Statistics - Shows statistics such as Fouls, Possession and Bookings. *Game Settings - Allows you to change certain aspects of play (Note: change most of these settings BEFORE play!). *Control Options - Allows you to review the control map and change the setup. The Auto-Switch option is also located here. *Save Match - Lets you save the match and resume it at a later time (Note: If you start a new match, the current save will be erased). *Quit Match - Abandon the match and return to the menu (In tournaments, this means an automatic 3-0 win to the opposition). SELECT Button: The select button allows you to watch the last five seconds of play with a full 360 degree view, and the choice in speed. It isn't a crucial part of play, but good if you want to show someone how you tackled that guy 'so good!'. /----------------------------\ | Rules of the Game - [rotg] | \----------------------------/ When I was writing this FAQ, I normally found people asking on the message board "What is a hat trick?", or "What is OFFSIDE???!!shiftone!". This section hopes to keep you up-to-date with basic rules that are essential during play. ***The Most Commonly Asked: Offside: Offside is a rule most newcomers think is a bit stupid and annoying. Yes, I agree. When I played my first season with the Offside rule implemented, I was getting a bit angry when there was a million offside calls a minute. Now, it plays a vital task in tactics and no team is complete without a plan to tackle offside. Offside was created so that all the strikers could not 'goal hang' and wait for the ball to be booted down so no one can stop them, besides the keeper. Offside is hard to be taught at first, so I'll try my best: =-----------------------------------------------------------------------------= |----|----|-GG-|----|----| KEY: Here, the attackers have the ball in | | |----| | | a = Attacker possession. As you can see, in this | | | | D = Defender scenario, there are two defenders, | |--------------| | m = Midfielder one midfielder, and one attacker. If | D2 | * = Ball you can imagine a line being drawn | D1 a | G = Goals straight through D2 (Closer to the | | Capitals goals) going horizontally, that is | /-\ m* | vs. the limit to where the attackers can |----------|---|---------| Lowers go without being caught with the | \-/ | offside rule. | | =-----------------------------------------------------------------------------= |----|----|-GG-|----|----| KEY: In this instance, [a] is not offside, | | |----| | | a = Attacker due to the fact that [D2] is closer | | | | D = Defender to the goals than him when the ball | |--------------| | m = Midfielder is passed, so the offside call could | D2 | * = Ball not be given. | D1 a* | G = Goals | | Capitals | /-\ m | vs. |----------|---|---------| Lowers | \-/ | | | =-----------------------------------------------------------------------------= |----|----|-GG-|----|----| KEY: But, in this situation as you can | | |----| | | a = Attacker see, [a] is closer to goals than the | | | | D = Defender last defender when [m] is about to | |--------a-----| | m = Midfielder pass the ball [*] to [a]. [D2] and | D2 | * = Ball [D1] can call for an offside, and if | D1 | G = Goals the referee calls, [a] is offside and | | Capitals the Capitals are awarded a free kick | /-\ m* | vs. where the offside took place. |----------|---|---------| Lowers | \-/ | | | =-----------------------------------------------------------------------------= |----|----|-GG-|----|----| KEY: Offside does not count if the ball is | | |----| | | a/b = Attacker passed, then [a] makes the run to | b | | D = Defender collect the ball - as long as [a] is | ^--------a*----| | m = Midfielder not parallel-wise, the closest to the | ^ ^ D2 | * = Ball goals, then there is no offside. | ^ D1 a | G = Goals | b | Captials But - if [a] goes to shoot, and [b] | /-\ m* | vs. was onside when the ball was passed, |----------|---|---------| Lowers but then moves offside, and [a] takes | \-/ | a shot, hits the crossbar, and [b] | | collects it, that is offside. =-----------------------------------------------------------------------------= Please also note that from a throw in, a player cannot be offside. Yes, a difficult rule for those who are new to the game, and even more difficult to explain. If the above diagrams and explanations are not enough for you to understand, please send me an e-mail, and I'll be sure to explain it to you more thorough (See Contact). ***Advantage: Advantage is played when a player, such as yourself, makes a tackle that is enough to cause a free kick, but the opposing team is able to play on. If you interrupt this advantage, a free kick is awarded with no cards rewarded. a* d2 d1 a2 a1 Let's say that the opposition strikers (a) have the ball [*]. [d2] strikes in to [a*] with the use of a sliding tackle, referee plays advantage and [a*] loses possession of the ball. [d1] collects the ball [*].The referee than blows the whistle and gives [a*] a free kick. Now, lets say that the same scenario occurs, but [a2] collects the ball after [d1] slides [a*] and [a*] loses the ball. The referee plays advantage. Now, his teammate has collected the ball, so he has taken that advantage. If the referee sees that the team can still make a play, he plays advantage. If the team does not collect the ball first, a free kick is awarded. /--------------------\ | Main Menu - [mnmu] | \--------------------/ This is the first screen you'll have a selection from. With most Main Menus, you have the option to start a match, or change game settings, or view controls and amny other aspects of the game. I'll be talking about each selection one by one and give in-depth information about each one. --- Kick Off --- [mnm1] --- This is at the top of the list, and for good measure too. Most people who play for the first time choose this selection to have a go at the game, where it is their first time playing the game, just going to have a quick kick-around, improving their overall win/loss ratio, or giving a friend a go. This is a nice feature, because basically - you pick teams, change some options, and you're in. Handy for a quick game. Kick Off | |--Select teams Top Screen |------------------------------| | SELECT TEAMS | | |--------| | | | Logo | | | |--------| | | | Rating | | | | D/M/F | | | |--------| | | | |------------------------------| Touch Screen |------------------------------| | Home | | |||------------------------| | | ||| ^ | | | ||| Logo < Logo > | | | ||/ v | | | |/| League Team | | | |------------------------| | | START (X) (B) (A) | |------------------------------| ---Options: START - Kick off: Automatically starts a game with your team selected and a team in the same league. It is always the same team everytime, which is usually your team's major rival (Eg. AC Milan will always play Inter Milan in the Serie A in this mode). X Button - Random: Chooses a team at random, but does not select it for you to play. B Button - Back: Takes you back to the Main Menu. A Button - Select: Takes you to the Away Team selection, then after that the Match Options screen. Note: You can choose options with the stylus, too. Select the icon, not the effect it gives (Eg. Tap the A button, not the word 'Select'). ---In Detail: The top screen gives you a more detailed look at the team. Attributes are the important things to look out for. The higher the number, the better the group of that specific position are. The stars that are displayed (One to Five stars: One being bad and Five being excellent) show the skill of the team overall. Again, the same rules apply as with attributes. The team name and logo are also displayed here. On the bottom, or touch screen, gives you a selection of what league and team to choose from. You can either use the stylus or the D-Pad to select your choice. Touch the arrows to change teams and leagues with the stylus, and press the D-Pad direction up or down to choose a league, and left or right to choose a team in the selected league. Teams and leagues are sorted alphabetically, with 'Rest of World' and 'International' being at the bottom of the list. The same list applies when selecting an away team. Kick Off | |--Select Teams | |--Match Options Top Screen |------------------------------| | MATCH OPTIONS | | ||------------------------|| | | || Logo Logo || | | || || | | |/ Name Name \| | | | Stats. Stats. | | | |------------------------| | | | |------------------------------| Touch Screen |------------------------------| | | | / Start Match | | / Team Management | | / Select Kits | | / Select Sides | | / Game Settings | | | | B A | |------------------------------| ---Options: B Button - Back: Returns you to the Team Select for the Away team. A Button - Select: *Start Match: Starts the match *Team Management: Allows you to sort out positions, substitutions and reserve players for the match. *Select Kits: Gives you the option of selecting the kit. Check this to make sure colliding colours are not being played (Eg. Black vs. Grey). *Select Sides: Lets you choose if you wish to control the Home or the Away team. The option to let the computer play both sides is not available in this version of Fifa 08. *Game Settings: Allows you to change aspects of the match, including time for each half, Computer skill level, camera type and what ground to play on with weather options included. ---In Detail: Again, the top screen gives you a detailed look at both teams. Attributes like Attack, Midfield and Defense skill are displayed here, with the overall rating of the team, and the team logo with the two main colours on the left and right of screen, each belonging to the Home and Away team respectively. The touch screen gives you five options: Start Match, Team Management, Select Kits, Select Sides and Game Settings. For a more detailed look at each selection, scroll a little bit up to options. The B Button takes you back to the selection of the Away team, and the A Button selects the highlighted choice. /---------------------------\ | Contact & Thanks - [ctnt] | \---------------------------/ =-=-= E-Mail: cale_black(at)hotmail(dot)com If you find any spelling mistakes, errors or something that doesn't quite fit, please email me. Credit given. =-=-= Thanks to: GameFAQs, NeoSeekers and MyDS.com.au for hosting this FAQ. Nintendo, for making the DS, DS Lite and the DSi Electronic Arts, for making the FIFA games and other great game titles. Jeff 'CJayC' Veasey, for creating GameFAQs.
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Happy Friday to you all!! Wynand and I are on our way for a camping weekend. He's a VERY happy camper!!
But, I'm not checking in to tell you about our trip - you can check my Instagram feed to see what it looks like and I'll be sure to share some pictures next week. I do want to show my Project Life Travel mini book.
I do love mini books but they tend to sit on my coffee table and I miss out on their picture in my Project Life spreads as I don't want to duplicate. SO, I came up with the idea to include mini books in my PL spreads. You can see more of them here.
This one fits into a 3x4 PL page protector:
After our camping weekend, I'll show the whole page. Just check back and all will be revealed. Let me show you how I made it.
One piece of rather sturdy cardstock of 3 x 4-and-a-bit (add a bit to the length of your card where you can sew on the pages) Cut a few pages - I did different lengths as I wanted the bottom ones to peek out. I used ordinary copy paper but you can do cardstock if you want to. Now fold the copy paper pages in half.
Now stitch / staple / bind. I use paperclips to keep everything in place.
Now ............................................ let the games begin!!! Embellish your mini with scraps / new stuff / pretties you've been hoarding ............................... just GO!! And this is what mine looks like:
My caravan and car comes from a previous Silhouette cut and paste project, the rest are die cuts from scraps of paper and SURPRISE (drumroll!!!!) ............................ in my next post I'll share my Sewing Secrets. Check back - you will not believe that adding sewing to your photos / layouts / journaling could be so easy. BUT, that's for next time. If you are curious, see if you can figure it out from my Instagram feed.
And a sneak peak inside my PL mini book:
And here I'll be adding info about the campsite:
That's it! I have to GO. People to see, things to DO, places to GO. Happy weekend to you all and I'll be back on Sunday with some pic's and my promised Secret Sewing post. In the meantime, have FUN and remember to try something new - TODAY!!


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Re: What is an appropriate gift for a customer ?LUCKIEST Mar 13, 2008 7:46 AM (in response to JClaire)JC, Welcome to this web site.
YES it appropriate to give her a gift from your company and
in my view, after the baby is born.
Re: What is an appropriate gift for a customer ?Iwrite Mar 13, 2008 10:48 AM (in response to JClaire)I agree, it is more than appropriate. After birth is the bet time.
Re: What is an appropriate gift for a customer ?Iwrite Mar 13, 2008 10:48 AM (in response to Iwrite)"best"
Re: What is an appropriate gift for a customer ?designer Mar 13, 2008 1:36 PM (in response to JClaire)Hello. After the baby is born, I think an appropriate gift could be something delivered from FTD or 1-800-Flowers like a cute baby evergreen tree in a pot. You can add on a balloon or stuffed toy and it will surprise them and arrive very festive. If the family has a home, they can eventually pot the tree outside. They will always remember you and your company for years and years as the tree and baby grows. I personally did this for my neighbor and they expressed to me how touched they were!
Re: What is an appropriate gift for a customer ?Lighthouse24 Mar 13, 2008 3:08 PM (in response to JClaire)I agree with the previous recommendations -- with one caution/addition: Is the buyer employed by a federal, state, or local government entity (or by a commercial firm with a government operating contract), and/or is the buyer purchasing your firm's products or services through any type of competitive bid process? If so, I would call her manager, state your intention, and confirm that your gift will not be perceived as a problem -- you don't want your thoughtfulness to actually cause her or her organization (or your organization) any trouble down the road.
Just a simple call like that shows professionalism (which will be appreciated -- as will your gift when the baby is born). If the manager does object to or advise against the gift, consider a sincere card of congratulations along with a donation made in her and her baby's name to the maternity ward or children's wing of her hospital (or some similar charitiable cause that she would appreciate).
That's the approach I take if I feel a personal gift to a business associate could be misrepresented (for instance, by a competitor of mine who wants the business I have with that client, and tries to get it by stirring up ethical issues -- like telling an investigative journalist that I'm giving the client's buyer personal gifts). I have one competitor who is not above pulling that sort of thing, so it's worth the extra call to avoid putting anyone in a compromising position.
Re: What is an appropriate gift for a customer ?designer Mar 13, 2008 3:28 PM (in response to JClaire)Lighthouse, you are very, very good! I didn't think of that & you are so right. I know in the corporate world too, I can add to the conversation that gifts are not acceptable over a certain amount due to ethical reasons. People do have to be careful. When I first answered the question I answered it only with my "designer" cap on.
Re: What is an appropriate gift for a customer ?Lighthouse24 Mar 13, 2008 3:55 PM (in response to designer)Designer, thanks for the acknowledgment. Nothing wrong with the "designer cap" course of action -- the Lighthouse just pointed out a rock to avoid along the way. (A good forum, working like it should!)
Re: What is an appropriate gift for a customer ?JClaire Apr 10, 2008 9:59 PM (in response to JClaire)Thanks everyone for your helpful advice!
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A key buyer/end-user of our product is having a baby in July. Is it appropriate to give her a gift from our company? At what stage of pregnancy? Could someone advise me on appropriate etiquette here, please?


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Indonesian city plans to fine residents for 'LGBT behavior'
JAKARTA - An Indοnesian city has apprοved a bylaw to fine gay οr transgender people up to 1 milliοn rupiah fοr behaviοr that cοuld "disturb public οrder" οr be cοnsidered immοral, the city's deputy mayοr said οn Friday.
The regulatiοn is the latest example of a rise in gοvernment and public hostility toward the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender cοmmunity in the wοrld's largest Muslim-majοrity cοuntry.
Homοsexuality is nοt regulated by law in Indοnesia, except in the cοnservative prοvince of Aceh, but the cοuntry has seen a grοwing number of bylaws targeting LGBT people.
The cοuncil in the city of Pariaman in West Sumatra passed a regulatiοn οn Tuesday banning "acts that are cοnsidered LGBT", deputy mayοr Mardisοn Mahyudin said by telephοne.
The regulatiοn, revising an existing public οrder bylaw, would be evaluated by the gοvernοr within 15 days, he said, adding that it was part of the city's effοrt to "eradicate LGBT".
"Accοrding to our customs, the Minang customs, we are against such acts and behaviοr," he said. The Minang are οne of the main ethnic grοups living that part of Sumatra island.
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When you look around the crypto market there are still some incredible stories of true value being achieved. Just take a look at Binance Coin BNB.
Starting its life at a little over 8 cents, it saw the dramatic rise of the January 2018 parabolic run. Yet it has performed exceptionally during the bear market and looks resurgent in 2019, sitting below $20 just 17% off its all time high.
There was hype but now there is something more powerful – utility. BNB is THE success story of utility tokens, offering owners advantages in the Binance ecosystem.
Good for BNB, what about LBA?
LBA has had a different journey so far. Offered to the public during the 2018 bear market, it saw its initial price of around 22 cents decimated to under 1 cent. I would chalk it up as bad timing and no utility at the time.
But now things have changed. LBA, under the stewardship of CRED has found its utility. Through Uphold & CredEarn, owners can now benefit from significant interest rate hikes in assets like XRP (9%), if they hold the token.
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The price has responded to the added utility of LBA and has gathered momentum. I have seen first hand through my CredEarn investments that it's a no-brainer to hold at least 10,000 to get the interest rate increases.
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Comparing the two over the last 30 days reveals a similar pattern of achieving higher highs and higher lows, with good volume. The momentum appears to be with the utility.
It seems very likely that Binance Coin BNB will achieve new all time highs. They have found a model which adds value to the token.
LBA has potential and with the support of CRED, Uphold and the Universal Protocol Alliance – it should garner more usage and therefore more investment. It remains to be seen if it can push back up to the all time high and beyond but I wouldn't rule it out!
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EM TEAM Reacts!
Today an old subject was opened on the EM Group. 'Should Kosovo, Vatican and other countries be allowed to take part at EM'? We thought we already closed this subject months ago when we opened a poll where people had the chance to decide if Kosovo should participate or not. 90% of our participants voted for Kosovo's participation at EM and this new country was allowed to enter.
Even though it's not recognized by all the countries in the world, Kosovo has a music industry and most European countries recognize it as an independent nation. So EM Team agreed that Kosovo should stay in the Contest.
Is Vatican allowed to continue?
Sadly for Vatican its road will end from EM 26. After long discussions the EM Team agreed that Vatican has to go out. Firstly this country does not have a music industry and borrowing from Italy means two Italian entries in the contest. Still San Marino will be allowed to borrow from different regions of Italy so Laura (Vatican) is invited to take San Marino from EM 26 and any other free country.
Other countries from our list such as Morocco, Egypt etc will stay in the competition since they have a music industry, they are part of EBU and have the right to take part at the Eurovision Song Contest.
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CBL Properties and Vision Hospitality Group Announce Aloft by Marriott as Part of Hamilton Place Redevelopment in Chattanooga, Tennessee
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Investors are going to be thirsty for the kind of returns to which they become accustomed now that the Federal Reserve is taking their "juice" away from them, market expert Jim Paulsen said.
Since the darkest days of the financial crisis, the Fed has been keeping interest rates low and making sure liquidity is flowing through the financial pipes thanks to the way the central bank has been managing its $4.5 trillion debt-laden balance sheet.
But as the Fed continues to raise rates and starts shrinking its bond portfolio, investors in both stocks and bonds face a different world.
"This bull market has been driven by several persistent themes including chronic investor fear, disinflation, falling yields, Fed accommodation, and yes, Juice!" Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group, wrote in a note to clients. "The pillars of this bull market are waning and the sand under investors' feet is shifting."
The tone of his remarks is notable because Paulsen over the years has been a reliable bull who has advocated for stocks even when the market appeared shaky.
However, he has turned cautious lately as the Fed has indicated it is determined to begin rolling back some of the highly accommodative policy moves it has taken since the crisis.
"As financial markets are weaned off the juice they have been drinking for almost a decade, investors should prepare for a very different bull market in the balance of this recovery," he said. "Without a chronic injection of financial liquidity, the stock market may struggle more frequently, overall returns are likely to be far lower, and bond yields may customarily rise."
Paulsen's remarks come amid a split in market sentiment: The latest Yale School of Management survey shows individual investors at their least optimistic point in the history of the survey, going back to 1989, while institutional investors also are losing confidence and at their lowest level of bullishness since late-2016.
To be sure, Paulsen is not predicting a market collapse. Instead, he suggests investors will need to shift strategy away from the cyclical U.S.-centric approach that has worked for most of the past 8½ years, due to the likely contraction of money supply compared to nominal GDP growth.
That means value over growth stocks, international over domestic, and inflationary sectors, like energy, materials and industrials, over disinflationary groups like telecom and utilities.
Paulsen points out that growth in the money supply has decelerated from 8 percent at the start of 2016 to 4.6 percent over the past six months. Declines in financial liquidity have coincided with just a 4.3 percent gain in the S&P 500 since 1959, while increases have pushed the index higher an average 12 percent, he said.
"The U.S. economy has returned to full employment, wage inflation has turned higher, global economic activity has synchronized, and the Federal Reserve is tightening monetary conditions," he said. "If the juice runs out, history suggests stock market returns could decline by two-thirds!"
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On 11 September 2019 the UK Government announced a new two-year post-study work visa scheme, expanding opportunities for talented international students to build successful careers in the UK.
The new 'Graduate' route will launch for the 2020/21 intake and will be open to all international students who have valid UK immigration status as a student. To qualify, students will have to successfully completed a course in any subject at undergraduate or postgraduate level. The visa will allow eligible students to work, or look for work, in any career or position of their choice, for two years after completing their studies.
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