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My m4 SSD freezes or shuts off at least once an hour! What's wrong with it?
Look up the firmware revision installed on your m4 SSD, following this guide for Mac and this guide for Windows. If the firmware revision shows as 0001, 0002, or 0009, then most likely your drive is suffering from a condition that was resolved in later firmware revisions, and it needs a firmware update.Due to an incorrect response to a SMART counter, an m4 drive running one of the three firmware revisions mentioned above becomes unresponsive after 5184 hours of Power-on time, and every new hour after that. The m4 SSD may disappear from BIOS as well, but performing a power cycle process on the m4 will recover the drive and enable you to access it again. A firmware update will remove this condition from the drive, and allow it to run stable again. The latest firmware revision can be downloaded from our SSD Firmware page, where you also can find instructions for how to run the upgrade on a Windows computer. If you are running your m4 SSD in a Mac system, see these firmware update instructions.
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My V4 started to lost data this week. However, it has been RMA on may. Can I require another RMA number for this SSD?
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I know that Micron's branded SSD has been famous with XPERT / RAIN, not sure if they c/w Crucial M500.
I've just taken delivery of a shiny new 960GB SSD to mate with my MBP (15" i5 running Mavericks ) I followed a guide on the Apple site
and verified the MBP would boot from the SSD while still attached to the USB-SATA adapter. All looked good but when I put the SSD in the MBP all I get is a flashing folder with a ? in it. If I press Option Key at boot time I only get a Network Option. No list of drives to boot from.
If I leave the SSD in the MBP and put the existing, and working, spinner in the USB-SATA adapter and press the Option Key I still don't get a list of drives to boot from. If the drives are the other way around this works as expected and I get the choice of internal spinner or external SSD to boot from.
Finally I put the SSD in the laptop's HD bay and tried to install Lion from a DVD. This can't install as there apears to be no drive to install to
I've upgraded the SSD's firmware to MU03 and it's made no difference, still boots from the adapter, not seen if in the internal HD bay.
Any clues as to what's going wrong?
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I'm unable to set Drive Password in BIOS to eneble encryption...
I'm using ThinkPad T410 and every time I try to set Password on it, it looks like it's working but at the end it shows Disabled...
Any ideas?
I'm using at least 24 charcters long password.
Thanks for any help
Hello everyone,
Below is my full-length question, but as it gets pretty long I'll do a tl; dr here :
Thanks already !
I've just acquired an M500 120GB mSATA SSD to use in a Clevo W540EU notebook as the boot/system drive, along with the provided 1 TB HDD for data. My plan is to set up full disk encryption on this notebook, while using only GNU/Linux OSes.
I just read the Knowledge Base article An introduction to the encryption features of the M500. Thanks Crucial_Katana for those useful precisions, but would it be possible to have more details concerning the implementation of M500's hardware encryption feature and its interactions with other systems than Windows, GNU/Linux in particular? I discovered a thread at Intel communities website nuancing the efficiency of hardware encryption. It seems that depending on the implementation of the feature, decryption ATA password is stored not-so-securely on the drive (see https://communities.intel.com/thread/20537?start=105&tstart=0). What about Crucial's way of implementing this technology? Can we be told more? Do the security certifications of the disk cover a specific way of implementing ATA password storage?I read in another KB entry (The Advantages of Hardware Encryption) that "Crucial SEDs also support the standard full disk encryption protocol through the ATA-8 security command feature set". Does that mean that a utility like hdparm (available on both WIndows and GNU/Linux) would be able to enable the hardware encryption capability, for example by toggling the
--user-master u --security-set-pass
In my case it seems that a standard BIOS procedure (setting a disk password in "Security/Advanced" section > "Set Supervisor Password" > "Set User/Drive Password" or whatever it may be called in one's motherboard) is not possible with my motherboard/BIOS, an American Megatrends v 2.15.122. I called my notebook vendor and they said it was quite a rudimental mobo, unable to set a SSD password. Hence I'm left with the hdparm way of doing, since I know of no other.
(Indeed searching around the web, I couldn't find a specific GNU/Linux software (except hdparm?) that would handle "the password security feature" mentionned for the M500 encryption in the first KB article. However, I did find a thread at hardforum.com saying that it is indeed by setting the drive ATA password that SEDs are locked and loaded. But is it worth risking to brick my SSD doing so, while I can use classic GNU/Linux software encryption with dm-crypt/LUKS?
The thing is, unlike software encryption, if something goes wrong with hardware encryption then the device is bricked I suppose. There's no way to get it back, the controller blocks access to the disk. Taking the drive out of the first machine and tryi running hdparm to disable the password wouldn't work I suppose (otherwise that would defeat the purpose of encryption). Hence I'm wondering if it is such a great idea to rely on hardware encryption. Since my CPU has support for AES_NI instructions, I'm considering using software encryption, even though it'll conflict slightly with built-it M500 encryption...)
Furthermore, aforementionned "The Advantages of Hardware Encryption" KB post says that "since the encryption takes place on the SED and nowhere else, the encryption keys are stored in the controller itself and never leave the drive". Does that mean that I should do a secure erase of the M500 before using it (again, through hdparm if nothing better for GNU/Linux) to make sure the keys are renewed? This topic is indeed also brought up in the aforementionned hardforum.com thread.
Bonus question : is the maximum length of the SSD's password limited by the drive itself or by the BIOS/software that sets it? Is it a 32-byte standard ASCII password string or is there some kind of built-in limitation for the Crucial M500?
Cheers to the community, I'll wait for the replies!
Thanks for your replies! :-)
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2011 was a difficult year for our industry. Many of the markets and government programmes in which consultants and engineers operate have been hard hit by government efforts to reduce the deficit, and by constrained private investment. So it is particularly important now to recognise the impressive and innovative work that our industry still delivers time and time again. ACE is presently receiving your remarkable entries for our Engineering Excellence Awards. Over the years these have become a big night for the industry as companies large and small, and the staff that make them successful, get the recognition their best projects deserve. And I'm pleased to say ACE and NCE will be coming together shortly to announce the winner of this year's Outstanding Achievement Award, and the Young Consultant of the Year. The excellence for which our industry is well recognised is no accident. It is the result of a great deal of hard work, adaptation and innovation. And while recognising that the end result of that work is important, recognising the change as it happens matters too. The world is changing fast. More and more nations are investing to de-carbonise their energy supplies. This is a development that will require the UK to build new infrastructure to distribute energy generated in renewable-rich Scotland to population centres in the rest of Great Britain. Where once we spoke regularly of BRIC nations growing and becoming major economic powers, we now talk of CIVETS (Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa) as the next powers to rise and generate work that our members will be keen to win. At the same time the population of the developing world is urbanising fast, creating challenges for nations as they seek to build the homes and supply the water, food and energy needed to sustain growing cities. However, the big changes that help meet these challenges are often changes within engineering itself, both technologically and in terms of new best practice. We are seeing the development now of a new working philosophy that some believe will radically change the way engineering and all construction works. The rapid development of Building Information Modelling is being looked at by a group formed within government so as to ensure that public procurement reflects the opportunity this represents. Mark Bew, the chair of that group, is interviewed on page 22 of this edition. Mark Bew will also be speaking in detail at ACE's Annual Conference on 23 May. The conference will look at how the UK gets it infrastructure back on track after the World Economic Forum ranked Britain 26 in the world for Infrastructure standards. Business Secretary Vince Cable will offer us the government view on the subject, after they recently announced both a five hundred project pipeline and plans to build High Speed 2 (page 11), so there will be plenty to discuss with clients and stakeholders on the day. It is remarkable to think how the political debate on our sector has changed so dramatically in such a short period of time. I remember Lord Digby Jones, once a business minister with Labour, explain that the debate over High Speed 2 should never have been whether it got built. Instead it should only have been about which route it took. In the end he got his wish, but in politics we have seen the same with infrastructure investment. There is debate between different groups and parties about what should be built and how best it should be funded. But all areas of politics have arrived that the view that infrastructure is the UK's path back to economic growth and job creation. That is a positive position for the UK's engineers. A strong base in the UK and the quick adoption of new technology can be a valuable platform for taking expertise abroad to win work in emerging nations.
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The second of five in the revolutionary Voyager-class series that started with Voyager of the Seas in 1999, Explorer of the Seas follows the floating resort concept, boasting an a wealth of facilities, activities and entertainment. Amenities include a 60-foot-by-40 foot ice skating rink/concert venue/TV Studio, rock-climbing wall, inline-skating rink, a shopping/dining/entertainment boulevard, miniature golf, wedding chapel, florist, full-court basketball and spa/solarium complex. Active cruisers of all ages, from children to seniors, will find something to enjoy. There is plenty to appeal to every age group, making this a great ship for multi-generational reunions.
Despite all the amenities, we'd be remiss in not mentioning that the ship been out-sized and out-classed by the line's Freedom- and Oasis-class ships -- but Explorer certainly has its advantages. It's Royal Caribbean's dedicated New Jersey-based vessel and one of the line's most reasonably priced. (It's not uncommon to see fares starting in the $60 - $75 a night range.) And with so much going on, you may not end up missing Freedom's surf simulators or Oasis' Central Park.
The three-level formal dining room is one of the most stunning in moderately priced lines: a magnificent space linked by a grand staircase, dramatic fluted, gold-leaf columns, golden velvet curtains and a ceiling dome with gold sky burst rays, stars and fiber optics. Each of the three levels is themed to a legendary explorer: Columbus, Da Gama and Magellan, with mosaics on the walls celebrating their journeys.
Explorer of the Seas offers Royal Caribbean's flexible My Time Dining program at dinnertime. Passengers can choose between assigned early (6 p.m.) or late (8:30 p.m.) dining with pre-determined tablemates, or opt for flexible dining, in which you pick a preferred mealtime (anytime between 6 and 9:30 p.m.), but can change your reservations on a daily basis. (Note: Those opting for My Time Dining will need to pre-pay gratuities.)
Cuisine is generally well-prepared, if not innovative. (Royal Caribbean doesn't pretend to be a gourmet-dining cruise line.) Each menu includes healthy fare options (such as grilled sea bass with ginger lemon sauce), vegetarian dishes (at least one, like vegetarian chili, but sometimes there's an Indian vegetarian dish in addition) and a standard in-case-nothing-else-appeals selection of entrees (rigatoni with marinara sauce, Atlantic cod, chicken breast and black angus top sirloin). Service by the international staff was attentive and friendly.
Breakfast and lunch are open-seating, though you shouldn't take that to mean that you can always snare a quiet little table for two. The ship's best-kept secret may be that lunch in the dining room is one of the better meals onboard. The salad bar is staffed by chefs, who create salads according to your instructions; the ingredients (fresh vegetables, meats and cheeses) are fresher and more varied than in the Windjammer, and the heaping plate of veggies can easily stand alone as a full meal. Plus, the Brasserie30 option, which allows you to choose two menu items and finish your meal within 30 minutes, is a terrific choice for those who want to get back to the pool or other onboard activities.
The Windjammer Cafe, Explorer of the Seas' buffet restaurant, is open for breakfast and lunch, and it features mediocre, steam-table cuisine. Kudos must be given, however, to the egg station at breakfast (where you can request a variety of prepared-to-order dishes) and the carving station at lunch. Baked goods are consistently excellent. The Windjammer is also open for dinner and is an option for those nights when flexibility is preferred. The buffet features the same items as are on the main dining room menu, but be forewarned: quality was especially mediocre.
Other complimentary options include Jade Sushi and Asian-Fusion (adjancet to the Winjammer complex), with self-explanatory cuisine. On the Royal Promenade, the Cafe Promenade features light fare at all times (pastries in the morning, sandwiches at night); try the pizza, it's excellent.
The primo dining experience onboard occurs in the intimate, 88-seat Euro-Italian Portofino Restaurant. Menu items include risotto, three types of pasta, Caprese salad and other Italian favorites. Service and cuisine are exceptional, but be prepared for a long dinner. While Portofino is a reservation-preferred restaurant ( pre-cruise reservations can even be made online), the first night of any cruise tends to be very slow, so walk-ins are accepted. Otherwise, peak times occur between 7 and 8:30 p.m.; if reservations seem tough to snare (and they can be), go earlier or later. Portofino levies a $20 surcharge.
Not to be missed, either, is Johnny Rockets, a 1950's-style dining venue. (On our cruise, particularly around noon, it appeared that most of the passengers on the ship were attempting to eat there at the same time!) Enjoy impromptu waitstaff song-and-dance performances with your burgers and onion rings. There's a $4.95 cover charge to eat Johnny Rockets food. (No matter how much you order, the fee is still the same, and iced tea, milkshakes and draft beer are a la carte.) A couple of hints: If you don't like to wait in line, aim to arrive at 11:30 a.m., just after it opens, or after 3 p.m. (and anytime at night). Another tip: You can order food "to go," and there's no additional charge, beyond the cover.
Royal Caribbean's room service options are available around the clock via 24-hour menus that offer a range of snacks and sandwiches. At breakfast, continental dishes, along with a handful of egg entrees, are available both in cabins and suites. Items off the main dining room menu can be ordered at dinner. There is no charge for room service between 5 a.m. and midnight (though a buck or two gratuity is recommended); late-night orders incur a $3.95 fee.
Out of 1,557 staterooms, 939 of these have an ocean view (765 have balconies) and 618 are interior staterooms. Twenty-six cabins are wheelchair accessible. A hallmark on this ship's class is the Royal Promenade-facing staterooms (138 on this ship) that overlook that engaging thoroughfare -- these are a step up from the usual inside cabin. A warning however: Privacy is at a premium with these cabins because they do not have privacy glass windows. Also, due to the late-night reveling that goes on, all but night owls may find them noisy.
Standard cabins are comfortably spacious, attractively decorated in earth tones with art on the walls, quality fabrics and fine woods. Cabins feature twin beds that can convert to queen-size, phone, television with closed-circuit and satellite programming options, mini-bar, hair dryer and individually controlled air conditioning. Bathrooms are basic and only suites have tubs. The showers, however, have those wonderful, half-round sliding doors, a fabulous improvement over icky, clingy shower curtains. Soap and shampoo are provided (suites get mini-bottles of Royal Caribbean's Vitality shampoo, conditioner and lotion).
Inside cabins range from 160 to 167 square feet. Category G cabins, inside with Royal Promenade views, have blackout curtains and special glass in the windows to reduce noise. Outside cabins come in three varieties: regular (180 square feet), large (211 square feet) and family (265 square feet -- it can sleep six with a sofa bed and a small second bedroom with bunk beds). Balcony cabins range from 173 to 188 square feet with 47- to 50-square-foot private verandahs.
Moving up a notch is the Junior Suite. It's the smallest, coming in at 277 square feet with a 69-square-foot balcony. Just a bit bigger than the standard balcony, the extra perks (beyond space) that come with the Junior Suite include a tub in the bathroom, and a bigger living room area.
The remaining suites provide access to the concierge and definitely move into the higher-ticket arena. At 610 square feet, the Royal Family Suite's grand claim is two bedrooms plus a sitting room; the second bedroom has the usual twin to queen bed configuration plus two Pullmans that come down from the ceiling. Balconies are bigger, too, at 234 square feet.
The Grand Suite is just a larger "junior," but it's quite a bit larger at 381 square feet and features a 95-square-foot balcony. The Owner's Suite offers more amenities and features even beyond increased square footage; passengers booking this category of accommodations get a bathroom with whirlpool, bidet and separate shower, along with separate bedroom and living areas (with queen-sized sofa bed). Measurements are 506 square feet for the cabin and 64 square feet for the verandah. And finally? The piece d'resistance is the Royal Suite, which comes with all the Owner's Suite amenities plus a baby grand piano, a balcony that measures 170 square ft. (outfitted with better-than-standard furnishings, including a dining table); the stateroom itself is 1,188 square ft.
All suite-holders are entitled to use the Concierge Club on Deck 9. This windowless room features continental breakfast and a cocktail hour. Upon request, the concierge on duty handles special requests for reservations -- alternative restaurants, spa, etc.
Tip: Families should book as far in advance as possible -- a year ahead of time if you can -- to have the best choice of family-friendly staterooms (including connecting cabins), particularly if you are traveling during school vacation periods.
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Quite pleasing to the eye, this ship is pleasantly decorated in warm tones with plenty of maple paneling and features an impressive $11 million art collection (highlighted by the work of Hollywood stars like Tony Curtis, Peter Falk and Anthony Quinn). The Royal Promenade is the heart of the vessel. You feel like you are in an upscale mall as you walk this longer-than-a-football-field and wider-than-three-lanes-of-traffic boulevard anchored by two atria that are marvels of marble, trees, greenery and colossal sculptures. Diversions on the promenade include the Crown & Kettle, a traditional English Pub; a 24-hour cafe for pizza and pastries; Ben & Jerry's ice cream; Weekend Warrior sports bar; and shops selling everything from ship's logo items to designer merchandise by Versace, Bulgari and Lladro.
While the Royal Promenade is the place to be for a street-fair atmosphere, there are many intimate spaces for quiet times onboard including the Aquarium Bar, with beautiful tanks holding 56 tons of saltwater and hundreds of tropical fish; a clubby cigar lounge; the nautical-inspired Schooner Bar; a well-stocked library; Seven Hearts Card Room; the Champagne Bar; and the Skylight Wedding Chapel (at the highest point on the ship, on Deck 15).
An Internet Center, royalcaribbeanonline, is open 24 hours. The cost for Internet access, via Wi-Fi or at a work station, is 55 cents a minute, or you can buy packages of 60, 90 or 150 minutes for $28, $38 or $55, respectively.
There are no self-service laundry facilities.
Royal Caribbean passengers are charged $12 per person, per day ($14.25 for suite guests). Gratuities can be prepaid or will be added on a daily basis to passengers' SeaPass accounts during the cruise. Passengers can modify or remove gratuities by visiting the guest services desk while onboard. A 15 percent gratuity is automatically added to bar tabs.
Fitness and Recreation
Voyager-class ships -- and Explorer of the Seas is no exception -- are famous for their "get out there" philosophy, when it comes to onboard recreation. As such, a huge area (aft) is dedicated to the pursuit of athleticism. There is, of course, the rock-climbing wall rising 200 ft. above the sea (instruction is available), along with a golf simulator (for an extra fee), full-court basketball/volleyball, a rollerblading rink and miniature golf. The ship also offers a handful of ice-skating opportunities on sea days at Studio B. There is a jogging track on Deck 12 (five times around equals a mile), and a dive and snorkel shop on Deck 11, where there are additional fees for classes and gear.
The ship's main pool area features two adjacent pools, two jumbo-sized and two regular whirlpools, and stadium lounge seating. One interesting note: One of the pools and a whirlpool have hydraulic lifts for the disabled. The solarium pool is an adults-only area. It's boasts a Spanish theme with bronze bullfighters and a bull, mosaics and fountains. Its retractable glass roof makes it possible to enjoy the pool and two whirlpools rain or shine.
With more than 15,000 square feet of workout, aerobics and spa facilities, the ShipShape Vitality Day Spa and Fitness Center is among the largest afloat. The oceanview gym with stereo and TV monitors offers 20 treadmills, 18 Reebok strength units, 14 recumbent and upright cycles, eight steppers, six Body Trecs and free weights with multiple benches. There's also a group exercise room for fitness classes (some, like spinning and yoga, charge a $10 fee), an indoor thalassotherapy pool (free of charge) and men's and women's locker rooms with a steam room and a sauna.
The Steiner-operated spa has 14 multi-purpose treatment rooms, a hair salon and relaxation area. It offers an excellent range of treatments (massages, facials, Ionithermie Algae Detox). Service in the spa was outstanding -- and the quality of the treatments themselves was very high.
A couple of caveats: The prices are customary for at-sea treatments, with a basic 50-minute massage now costing $119 or more. A manicure is $29; a pedicure is $45. The spa did offer "discounts" on port-of-call days (and as the cruise wound down). And beware: Treatment employees may engage, somewhat aggressively, in the much-loathed "Steiner Product Pitch" at the end of your appointment.
Explorer of the Seas is an outstanding choice for family cruisers. The facilities on this ship are among the largest in the industry -- encompassing more than 16,000 square feet -- and include a large playroom, an outside area with splash pools for little kids, a video arcade and a teen nightclub (Optix) with a dance floor, DJ booth and soda bar.
Royal Caribbean's excellent Adventure Ocean Youth Program divides kids into age-appropriate groups. For instance, Aquanauts (the program for ages 3 to 5) may feature activities like "Alphabet Scavenger Hunt," story time and Adventure Theater acting classes by Camp Broadway. Explorers (ages 6 to 8) play backwards bingo, make their own surfboards and engage in basic science activities. Voyagers (ages 9 to 11) play foosball and capture the flag, as well as engage in science experiments that range from earthquakes to hailstorms. Even the teens are divided into two groups. Navigators (ages 12 to 14) have "open-mic" karaoke contests and a rock-wall challenge. And, the coolest group (ages 15 to 17) -- so cool, they don't have a kitschy name -- has its own dance parties and arcade competitions. In addition, Royal Caribbean has partnered with Fisher Price, Mattel and Crayola to offer a variety of kid- and family-friendly games and activities for all ages.
Generally, activities at Adventure Ocean cease during lunch and dinner times (children's menus are available in the main dining room), but there is the occasional organized meal outing (to Johnny Rockets, for instance). On sea days, you can leave your kids (ages 3 to 11) at Adventure Ocean for a noon to 2 p.m. lunch-and-play for a cost of $7.95. Plus, My Family Time Dining offers an option that lets kids finish dinner in the main dining room in 45 minutes, then get escorted by Adventure Ocean counselors back to the kids' club to play (letting Mom and Dad enjoy a more leisurely meal).
Late-night group babysitting in the kids' areas (for ages 3 to 11) is available from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. for $5 per hour, per child. In-room babysitting for kids over the age of 1 costs $19 per hour for up to three children within the same family and requires a 24-hour advance reservation.
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A ranking Justice Department official named by Republicans in their probes into the botched gunrunning scheme "Fast and Furious" will resign on Friday, Attorney General Eric Holder announced in a statement late Monday.
Gary Grindler is Holder's chief of staff and has held a number of other positions, including as acting deputy attorney general. His office oversaw the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which led the program that allowed hundreds of illegally purchased weapons into the hands of Mexican cartels as a way of tracking their movements.
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Grindler was named in a report by Rep. Darrell Issa's House Oversight Committee which was critical of several senior Justice officials for failure of oversight on the program. Shortly after the report was released, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Jason Weinstein stepped down, as have other Justice and ATF officials associated with the operation.
The Justice Department's inspector general issued a separate report recommending disciplinary action for 14 officials including Grindler, but no criminal sanctions.
According to the inspector general's report, Grindler was told of the link between "Fast and Furious" and the killing of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry in December 2010, shortly after the shooting, and "should have informed the Attorney General as well as made an appropriate inquiry of ATF or the U.S. Attorney's Office about the connection."
The House committee report characterized Grindler's "passive management style" and said he "did not take an active leadership role with respect to ATF."
"Grindler received detailed information about the connection" between "Fast and Furious" and the death of Terry, Issa's report found. "He took no action, however, to investigate the operation."
The inspector general report found Grindler "should have informed the Attorney General as well as made an appropriate inquiry of ATF or the U.S. Attorney's Office about the connection."
Holder's Monday statement made no mention of "Fast and Furious" but did note Grindler's role in negotiating a $4 billion settlement with BP over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
"Throughout his tenure -- as Acting Deputy Attorney General and as my chief of staff -- Gary has played a central role in our work to protect the American people and I will always be grateful for his dedication to the Department, his service to our Nation, and his sound advice and personal friendship," Holder wrote.
"He has demonstrated time and again his good judgment and an ability to make the tough -- and correct -- decisions. I cannot imagine the Department without Gary, though I wish him all the best as he considers opportunities in the private sector - and I know that his extraordinary contributions will continue to guide our efforts."
Grindler was appointed chief of staff in January 2011 and had also served in President Bill Clinton's Justice Department. The current deputy chief of staff will fill his role, the statement said.
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This is not just an interesting trend; big names in the career industry are paying attention! For example, Monster.com has a mobile app that replicates many of the core job search functions of the full website while others like Indeed.com offer a mobile optimized version of their website. Understanding that mobile technology can augment the job search — but is unlikely to replace more traditional tools — they are developing technology that further supports the job seeker.
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Step into the Past as we support the future at the Orlando Science Center's Neanderthal Ball! Set amongst the prehistoric setting of "DinoDigs" and the Ice Age theme of "Our Planet, Our Universe" exhibit. Enjoy delectable food and wine choices under under the star lit sky on the beautiful SunTrust Terrace.
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As part of its commitment to improving outcomes for vulnerable young people Hampshire County Council is increasing its support to young people leaving care.
At his recent decision day Councillor Roy Perry, Hampshire County Council's Executive Lead member for Children's Services approved enhancements to the support already available to young people leaving the care of the local authority.
Cllr Perry said: "Like all good parents I am keen to see that young people in our care feel able to strive to achieve goals and ambitions. I met with two of our care leavers recently and was most impressed by their determination to achieve their goals. One is completing his final year at university and the other has a job in the County Council's Trading Standards department following her successful completion of the Council's Internship Plus scheme. They told me that one of the most important things for them is being treated like any other young person.
"I want to ensure our care leavers have the same opportunities as any other young people and so want to remove any possible barriers which may prevent them accessing education, training or employment as they become young adults and move to independent living.
"The County Council already has a range of measures which help young people leaving care. These include apprenticeships and Internships which provide them with vital work experience, financial support to help them go to university and assistance to remain in supported lodgings or foster care while they are at university, as well as financial support to help them live independently.
"The enhancements I have agreed will build on this support and represent sound investment in these young people and their futures."
Increasing the Setting Up Home allowance from up to £1,000 to up to £2,000 depending on an individual's needs.
In addition to the above assistance financial support is currently available for those attending university either as undergraduates or post-graduates.
This year the Full Council agreed a proposal from the Leader of the Council, Councillor Ken Thornber, to make permanent its pilot initiative offering young care leavers internships. This provides opportunities for paid work placements within the County Council as well as opportunities to access relevant qualifications. Fifteen young people are currently taking part in the scheme.


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Congratulations to this year's winners of RWJF's most influential research articles of 2010.
January 7, 2009 | Commentary, Story
Every year we choose 10 articles from our top research and evaluation projects that had real impact in the policy arena, helped shape our thinking and work, or stood out in other ways. This year we asked you to participate in the selection process with us. Please read further to see the results.