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it is 7. Toggles fog of war on and off.
- Condenses the window into just the top bar.
- Choose what perspective to view the game from. (player, hero)
- Shows what time mark you are at
- Shows how long the game is
- Allows you to lock the camera to a hero so you can fallow them around
- Shows how far along you are. You can slide the green dot back and
forth to see different parts of the game.- Toggles for of war on and off
- Shows the speed you are viewing the game at
just trying to help and btw how do I turn on the replays to start recording? do I have to buy an account to get this feature?
I have some issues with replays and I have no idea how to fix it, when I try to watch them my screen flashes from a view of the world tree to black and I cannot do anything, any input on how to solve this issue would be greatly appritiated.
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I would like to have the console commands for all the commands on the replay bar, and how to bind them to buttons. It seems to use your game binds for replays though. Is it possible to separate game binds and replay binds?
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i have a serious problem when trying to watch replays
the whole replay lags incredibly bad, just flicks between a black screen and a glimpse of the replay
i don't get time to do anything just not watch my freakin replay
nevermind I learned to read.
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I was out of action for 2 months, i see now replays are working, but when i tried to see a match that i played today, instead of "Download replay" it has "Check File" which does nothing when i click it. Also i read that only replay after 1.66.3 work, but why the current version i have is 1.66.2?
i have the same thing as you ^^. like 5 days ago my replay downloading was working. I would play an epic/fun game and just dl it right after. 2 days ago, i had a game agaisnt a friend for bragging rights and dominated him and now i cant dl it or any of my other games from the last few days. help?
i go to match stats, find the game, click the 2nd to right box which is "check file" which should be "download" in which it goes blank for a sec then reapears with "check file". normally it should then say "download" after i select "check file". help?
are replays down?
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I realize this is a very late reply, but the here's the explanation:
If lower settings that are reliant on your GPU (resolution, most graphical effects) does not improve framerate, it means you are CPU bound. Your CPU is therefore the weakest link in your system, at least when it concerns HoN.
Since you halved the resolution and got a simple 10fps boost (it would be better to get the relative FPS boost to gauge just how much of an impact this has on your GPU), that means you were GPU bound at the higher resolution, but have now likely become CPU bound.
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Erm...once I fetch the game, it says it's not available for download, how do I find a pro match we I can download?
No matter what I do, every time I try to watch a video lately, I am told that g_camdistancemax is a read only value. Basically, I can't change it because it is read only...
Is there a way around this?
Well, it's kind of off-topic, but i need to ask anyway. Why are replays download so bad? Yesterday I had full downloading speed, today it's about 10% from max dl speed. Are there any server issues or something? My connection is fine, i guess it's client's or servers' problem. ;>
I just got an annihilation and I wish to upload the replay to YouTube. The problem is that how can I convert the replay file into a video file?


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MORE PIECES FOR AUTISM: The roots of autism seem to be nearly as variable as the individuals who have it, and new large genetic studies are continuing to turn up new genomic links.
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The vast array of behaviors that are seen in autism spectrum disorder seems to cover an even deeper range of genetic complexity just below the surface. And the largest genetic study of autistic children and their parents to date has located a host of new variations in autistic individuals.
By studying rare "copy number variations," which are individual errant insertions or deletions of DNA segments (each of which occur in less than one percent of the population), researchers discovered a new cluster of genes that are affected in some autistic individuals as well as a number of mutations that were present in autistic children but not their parents.
"We now really see how genetically complex autism is," says Rita Cantor, a professor in residence at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles, who studies human genetics and psychiatry and is a co-author of the new study, which was published online June 9 in Nature. (Scientific American is part of Nature Publishing Group.)
The researchers tested blood samples from 996 children in the U.S., Canada and Europe who had been diagnosed with autism. They compared genetic analyses of these samples with those from both parents (in 876 cases) as well as from 1,287 healthy children of European descent. The test scanned for about one million of the roughly 10 million gene variants in the human genome.
Results from the analysis confirmed previous findings of some copy number variants already associated with autism, but they also found a host of other genes (SHANK2, SYNGAP1, DLGAP2 and the X chromosome–linked DDX53-PTCHD1 locus) in which mutations seem to be linked to autism. The group also discovered that 5.7 percent of autistic children's variations were not present in either of their parents' DNA, suggesting that these copy errors stemmed from mutations in the egg and/or sperm.
Although "genomic rearrangements have been associated with autism for awhile," finding more of the novel changes is "quite exciting for the field," says Simon Gregory, an associate professor of medical genetics at Duke University's Center for Human Genetics, who was not involved in the study.
The new findings come from work by the Autism Genome Project Consortium, a collaboration of some 120 scientists working at more than 50 institutions in 19 countries, which is just one of many groups investigating the roots of autism.
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Human variation depends on a collection of random mutations across the genome, contributing to differences in appearance as well as behavior.
"While we're all walking around with copy number variants in our DNA, many of us don't have autism," Cantor notes. And rather than the total number of variations, she says, autism seems to be, in part, a result of "where the copy number variation hit." If a copy number variation disrupts certain genes, it is more likely to lead to autism.
"Autistic children have 20 percent more disruption of genes in copy number variants than children who do not have autism," Cantor explains. But the new study has underscored the variability in the copy number variants and genes that can be affected in autistic individuals.
About 10 to 15 percent of people with autism have a disorder linked to a known single-gene mutation, such as fragile X syndrome, or chromosomal alterations. But many more likely have a rare or unique collection of yet to be decoded genetic variations that have contributed to their condition.
"Now we see that perhaps the individual factors themselves are more rare than we expected," Cantor says.
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Given the rarity of each copy number variation and genetic glitch in the autism population, "it's going to be tough to suggest that any one of those individually can contribute to the development of the disorder," Gregory says.
He notes that because of the boggling number of potential factors, such as copy number variations, point mutations and epigenetic (inherited mutation) factors involved in autism, it will be important to find common pathways "because the mechanisms interrupting those pathways might be different among individuals."
Nevertheless, researchers are making progress in sorting disrupted genes and pathways. Many of the genes highlighted in the new study fall into certain categories, such as cellular signaling in the brain, which could play a role in the developmental disabilities common in autism.
The researchers also found that many of the disrupted genes in autistic children are the same as those found in children with diagnosed intellectual disability. The overlap is "not surprising," Gregory says, noting that genetic similarities make "biological sense" in terms of brain signaling and development.
"The lines drawn between different disorders are not related to the genes that predispose to the disorders," Cantor notes, explaining that two children can present very similar behavioral patterns but have vastly different sets of copy number variations—and vice versa. Formal disorder delineations have been based largely on behavior-based diagnoses, but the insight into genetic patterns behind these designations has shown the range of causes to be much more complex.
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Twin studies have shown that identical twins (who share the same genes) are more likely to both suffer from the disorder than fraternal twins, which has demonstrated that "there's a large genetic component to the disorder," Cantor says. Research from other fields, however, is exploring other potential components, including possible epigenetic and environmental risk factors.
"This is so complex that it's not only what's going on in the one gene but the constellation of genes surrounding it—and maybe the environment," Cantor explains. "This, in some sense, is only the tip of the iceberg."
Researchers not involved in the work laud the study's size and scope as a means to obtain a fuller picture of genetic links for autism. "It is only through large genetic studies (such as this one) that we will be able to identify additional rare variants associated with this disorder," Dorothy Grice, an associate professor of clinical child psychiatry at Columbia University and New York State Psychiatric Institute, noted in an e-mail.
Despite the size of this study, the new genetic findings likely explain only about 3 percent of autism's genetic roots, researchers behind the new study noted.
And many scientists think that even larger studies are necessary: Cantor says a study 10 times bigger—sampling 10,000 children with autism and as many controls—would be required to see if the results replicate in a larger population as well as uncover new, rare genetic variations, which are almost certain to emerge. Using high-throughput sequencing of whole genomes will also be key in finding other kinds of genetic variation involved in autism, Grice explained.


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HeLP!! boys and girls! namers get ready!!
here we go again....
I have a 3 yr old lovely spunky feisty gal named Anneke, pronounced Onica not 'anika' with the 'a' not so much AHHH. i have a hard time writing out the pronunciation of things. its a dutch name her middle name is June
now we are expecting baby #2! im 19 weeks!
not finding out the gender so need a good list going in.
this is what we like so far: Levon, Levi, or Levon nn Levi, Arlo, and my husband likes Henry. not a huge fan of henry ...
girls: Beatrice, or Beatrix,
these are the ones we BOTH like, but nothing is certain....
me on the other hand; i like, GIRLS: Olive, Hazel, Josephine (but hate Jo, Joey, Josie so think this ones out), Willow, Jude, Vida, Thea, BOYS: Cashel nn Cash, Forest, Jude, Viggo,
THOUGHTS?? some of my name choices are way to out there and weird for my husband.
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I love Levi, Arlo, Hazel, Vida, and Jude. All on my list. I like unusual names but I do like Henry and Olive, too. I think thinking about the nickname is important. I like Beatrix but I do not like the nn Trixie. I think eliminating the ones you don't agree on might help. Since you like Thea would you like Theodore or Theodora? Instead of Josephine maybe Seraphina or Phineas? Hope this helps! Good luck.
May 1st, 2013 01:14 AM #5I'm so indecisive; one day I love a name, the next I'm not so sure anymore.
Philomena - Tempest - Autumn - Odessa - Zelda - Octavia - Margo - Cyra - Agnes - Ramona - Thora -
Sunniva - Juno - Chrysanthemum - Calliope - Nova - Libra - Andromeda - Ruby - Molly - Joy - Emma
Darwin - Titus - Finnegan - Bruce - Seamus - Oscar - Simon - Linus - Otis - Laszlo - Thomas - Elliot - Seth - Abel - Bartholomew
Mylo - Banjo - Indio - Rain - Zen - Iowa
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So my dad owns his own small diner, and he wants to set up wifi there. I'll talk to him today to see if he knows the over all size in, but the total seating capacity is about 75 at tables with 25 more bar stools in 2 rooms. The building is a bit older, so my guess the wall are more concrete/brink that what ever they would be now, so a stronger signal would be helpful to go with higher connections allowed. Budget wise, I'd say is probably about $100-120.. Thanks!
Is the public wifi going to be sharing the Internet connection with the business (i.e. the PCs and POS systems that the diner has)?
Is this like an open restaurant or are there rooms? One router in the middle with higher gain antennas would work.
He would probably start bringing his laptop more, but no POS system. There are 2 rooms, used to be separate business, we expanded in the early 90s.
I would spend the money to get a decent router that can securely segment your father's laptop connection from the public wifi and get a WAP for each. Sonicwall makes a good product like this. At some point, the diner will have some gear that uses an Internet connection and you'll be mighty glad that gear can't be accessed by anyone using the public wifi.
What is the average turnover of the restaurant per day? At 75 at tables + 25 bar stools, I'm guessing $2000-$5000 per day, $500,000 to $1 million per year. I think limiting your budget to a consumer $100-$150 shows a lack of respect for offering good service to your customers. If you are going to do something, do it well, or don't bother. Are you hoping offering internet will bring in more customers or stop customers from leaving? This is a key business strategy, and $100 is a laughable investment in your future.
lemonade... you got to factor in the expenses... they are HUMONGOUS for restaurants... lots of expensive red tape as well as ingredients, paying all the staff, etc... that million shrinks real quick. Most routers have guest networks to seperate the customers devices from the company devices, including my Amped Wireless R20000G. It's got excellent range as well. it even has VLANs as well as access scheduling, QoS as well.
OK, perhaps I was a bit rough. But I also run a business. And as much as it hurts... you've gotta invest. If that investment is FOR PROVIDING SERVICE and you see it as part of your customer retention or customer acquisition strategy... then you are stealing from your future (and your staff's future, and your kids future!) if you refuse to invest. Just do the math... this internet thing... just how many customers is it supposed to attract or to keep?
Assuming you already have internet access and a router of some sort then id recommend this: ASUS EA-N66 Dual-Band Wireless-N900, 3 in 1 Access... reviews don't like it because they are trying to use it as something it wasn't intended for. It's a access point and nothing more, set it up like an access point and you should be fine. Another suggestion would be to get a router that supports guest access essentially putting them on a separate lan. You really don't want to let guests access the same network your business environment is on, this is just bad security. So Access point with a seperate network address range and a seperate vlan (guest network) is the only option I see.
On The AP side of things if you wanna know the performance... My AP20000G access point review: http://remixedcat.blogspot.com/2012/11/amped-wireless-ap20000g-full-review.html
As suggested, get a decent AP. The AP really should have bandwidth control designed for public AP. Otherwise you will get someone stealing, hogging or leaching the bandwidth, and giving everyone else an irregular service. You need to cap it so that it is *just* good enough for web browsing or downloading emails but not enough to be worth using as a download or video site. This may cost a little bit more than a regular consumer AP, but it is worth it. Take a look at the ubiquiti stuff. I've been impressed with their kit and the firmware suite that is constantly improved across all their products.
The ubiquity stuff looks good on paper but I have had lots of issues with the hardware and support is non existent. All you need is a good wired router with good port based vlan to separate the networks and an access point to let customers connect. And run it via the norton DNS that filters the porn out. You won't want to hear that playing in the middle of the place lol then put time restricted access onto it so the radio is only on when your open that will stop the leaches.
Geofrancis is correct. Also if you expect a lot of businesses to use your restaurant as a meeting place you may not want to cut your B/W. Some of those may need to have clients watch a video demonstration or stream a conference. I've seen lots of people do this at coffee shops or diners like Bob Evans or Denny's. The AP20000G I indicated above does have access scheduling to shut off the AP after business hours.
you also want to make sure wireless client isolation is on to make sure people are not trying to hack each other.
As stated make sure you isolate your guest network. I cannot emphasise this enough! I would strongly recommend looking at commercial products for this implementation.
He doesn't have the budget. Plus he can do it with most modern routers, even more so if it supports DD-WRT or Tomato.
You could spend $100 on 3 Netgear WNDR3300 range max routers from ebay it would be perfect for you for the access points. It has all the features you need radio on and off time, ap isolation, and most important dual radios so you can use the 54g radio for clients and the 5ghz radio as a backbone. So you put one on the net and set its ip to 10.0.0.1 Turn on only the 5ghz radio and set up your security. This is your main gateway Then connect to the second router with your laptop and set its ip to 192.168.1.1 Set the 5ghz radio to client mode and put in the details for the first router. this will set it up as the wan port and use dhcp Turn on the 2.4ghz radio and set up security. This is the business router. Do the same with the third router as you did with the second but leave the security off the 54g radio so your customers can connect and set up the access time restrictions and filtered dns system like open dns or nortons. I know double NAT is not perfect but it would provide the security he's looking for the cheap Netgear routers have amazing range on the 54g radio so there shouldn't be any blackspots. You could do the same with any dd wrt router I suppose but it would be very slow without the dual radios
Double NAT would present problems for some customers looking to use corporate apps on the wifi network. Please note that. Often times those customers would spend more at your eatery.


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-- -- and I'm doing great President Obama took a look at or at least his campaign did at a New York Times poll.
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Yeah -- well first of all this is just the background as the New York Times poll that came out yesterday shows Romney leading Obama 4643.
And share some disturbing numbers on gay marriage further the president the most -- Notable one is at 67% of people think he.
Shifted on gay marriage for political reasons.
And -- for me that the most astonishing thing about this entire matter as the -- in New York Times did in conjunction with the CBS.
Aaron -- a lot and notable findings -- it was new Z or drove a lot of discussion in the Blogosphere.
And in the New York edition of the New York Times it was on page a seventeen and not even on page based just on page a seventeen beneath the -- On page a seventeen so that to me -- that's another instance where the New York Times just kind of acting to protect its readers.
From any negative information about the president speaking at a debate about the methodology the presumably.
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That this hole is a news judgment -- that doesn't -- a -- -- -- If I'm just curious when -- You as an observer and an analyst's take a look at something like that and and you find that to be -- case in your opinion is there any other possible reason why would be on May seventeenth -- Well.
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A huge local story that will lead the newspaper I and I wasn't aware of I threw away my copy -- -- Yesterday evening we could we -- investigate this further by -- seventeen.
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That a lot of the political community that still just can't wrap their heads around the idea.
This is actually a really a real horse or is.
And President Obama is really vulnerable so if you have a poll that comes out like this does not that different from a lot of -- -- we've we've seen in the last.
We herself it's a little different in that and you know Obama's 43 is a little lower -- some of the polls show Romney leading you know it's more like -- 4846 or something like that.
It this is a really close race in this president is really vulnerable and this poll may be a little bit in and out liar who knows you know I'm not -- polling expert that is -- generally telling us the same story we're seeing everyone else is just taking a long time afford to -- in the president's actually vulnerable because the media so vested.
And it's an area that Republicans have shot themselves in both feet coming out of primary.
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2013 is turning out to be the "year of the wear", and mobile payments are looking grrrreat too!
HIT: Glass: Wearable tech is all the rage with Google Glass leading the field. Google Glass is a wearable computer with an optical, head-mounted display that is being developed by Google with the mission to producea mass-market, ubiquitous computer. Google Glass displays information in a smartphone-like, hands-free format that can interact with the Internet via natural language voice commands. Even though Glass hasn't officially been available for sale on the mass market, the demand for it is incredible.
HIT: Fitness tech: CNET reports:"For example, Fitbit announced a new tracker, called the Fitbit Flex, which is squarely aimed at the Nike FuelBand and Jawbone Up. A wristband-style gadget, the Flex connects to iPhones and Android handsets to share stats such as the number of steps you take and the quality and duration of your sleep. In the same vein, startup company Basis Science finally disclosed plans to bring its Basis Band health tracker to market."
HIT: Mobile payment: Phys.org reports: "There are players of all sizes in the burgeoning mobile payment systems industry, including big U.S. financial institutions such as Bank of America and small startups such as Square in San Francisco. It has become a crowded field, and some of the bigger players are expanding their products to set themselves apart."
MISS: Tablets that aren't running Apples iOS. Certainly, many people are using tablets and there are a few people not using the iPad. But, well, who's not using an iPad? Where are they? Anyone I see pecking away is on an iPad. I keep reading articles such as "Death of the Windows Tablet". I think it's just a matter of time.
MISS: Symbian mobile operating system. Techweek reports: "Nokia has stopped shipping the devices with Symbian. The PureView808, was the last handset to run the Symbian operating system. The OS loved by many Nokia enthusiasts is well and truly dead – though its death warrant was signed much earlier, in 2011, when Nokia pinned its hopes on Microsoft's Windows Phone OS."
Robert Siciliano, is a personal security expert contributor to Just Ask Gemalto and author of 99 Things You Wish You Knew Before Your Mobile was Hacked! . Disclosures
McAfee's 2013 study, Digital Deception: Exploring the Online Disconnect between Parents and Kids, examines the online habits and interests of tweens, teens, and young adults. It found there is an alarming and significant disconnect between what they do online and what their parents believe they do.
The study shows that 80% of parents did not know how to find out what their kids were doing online, while 62% did not think that their kids could get into deep trouble online. As for the young people, the study found that 69% said that they knew how to hide what they did online from their parents, and (disturbingly) 44% cleared their browser history or used private browsing sessions to hide their activity from their parents.
While youths understand that the Internet is dangerous, they still engage in risky (and sometimes illegal) behavior. Not only are they hiding this activity from their parents in a variety of ways, but in the study almost half (46%) admitted that they would change their behavior if they knew their parents were paying attention.
86% of youths believed that social sites are safe and were aware that sharing personal details online carries risks, yet kids admitted to posting personal information such as their email addresses (50%) and phone numbers (32%).
48% have viewed content they know their parents would disapprove of.
29% of teens and college-aged youths have accessed pirated music or movies online.
Adding to this problem is how clueless parents are regarding technology and their kids' online lives: 54% of kids said their parents don't have time to check up on their online behavior, while 42% said their parents don't care what they do online. And even worse, only 17% of parents believed that the online world is as dangerous as the offline world, and almost 74% just admitted defeat and claimed that they do not have the time or energy to keep up with their kids; theysimply hope for the best.
Parents must stay in the know
Kids have grown up in an online world. They may be more online savvy than you, but giving up isn't an option. You must challenge yourself to become familiar with the complexities of the online universe and stay educated on the various devices your kids are using to go online.
Here are some things you can do as parents to get more tech savvy:
Get digitally savvy: Whether you're using a laptop, desktop, Mac, tablet, mobile, wired Internet, wireless, or software, learn it. Get to know the technology as good as or better than your kids.
Get on social media: By using your devices to communicate with the people in your life, you inevitably learn the hardware and software. This is a good way to learn a key method that your kids use to communicate.
Manage online reputations: Google yourself and your kids to see what's being said. Teaching your kids what is and what is not appropriate online is a must these days. And as a good rule of thumb, you should teach your kids that things posted online stay there forever.
Get secure: There are more ways to scam people online than ever before. Your security intelligence is constantly being challenged, and your hardware and software are constant targets. Update your devices' security software and invest in programs to manage and filter their access.
Two great online resources are www.wiredsafety.org and www.staysafeonline.org.
Robert Siciliano, is a personal security expert contributor to Just Ask Gemalto and author of 99 Things You Wish You Knew Before Your Mobile was Hacked! . Disclosures
As summer travel starts to pick up, consumers need to be aware when they're preparing for, or going on, summer vacations.
Stealing your mail. While you're on vacation, your mailbox fills up with credit card offers and bank statements. The bad guy can steal this mail and use it to open new credit cards in your name, or to take over existing accounts. Get a mailbox that locks to prevent thieves from stealing your mail. Have a trusted friend retrieve your mail while you're away. Opt out of prescreened credit card offers.
Credit card fraud. When you are out and about, anyone who handles your credit card can steal your digits and make unauthorized charges, as can anyone on the other end of an online purchase. Check your credit card statements as frequently as possible. Review them weekly, at a minimum. Federal law requires that credit card companies allow you to refute unauthorized charges for up to 60 days. Keep your receipts and scrutinize those statements.
Internet cafe spyware. Anytime you use any PC other than your own, your identity is at risk. Spyware is software installed on a computer that records every keystroke, username, password, and website visited. Autocomplete is a browser function that remembers your passwords. Autocomplete on a public computer means potential identity theft. If at all possible, avoid business center or Internet cafe PCs. Many mobile phones can function as a temporary replacement for a PC.
Online dating scams. Millions of people use online dating sites to broaden their networks and meet potential mates, but not every person on these sites is sincere—some are scammers hoping to lure you in with false affection, with the goal of gaining your trust and, eventually, your money. Only use reputable sites. The minute anyone asks you to forward them money via wire transfer, delete the message.
WiFi insecurity. Whether you travel for business, or simply need Internet access while out and about, your options are plentiful. You can sign on at airports, hotels, coffee shops, fast food restaurants, and now, airplanes. Wireless networks broadcast messages using radio, and are thus more susceptible to eavesdropping than wired networks. Use Hotspot Shield VPN to protect your data by tunneling through an encrypted wireless network.
Overseas skimming. Card skimming is the act of copying credit card data off a magnetic stripe card, whether on an ATM or in person. US-based cards are more vulnerable because they are mostly magnetic. Overseas, particularly in Europe, EMV or "chip and PIN" cards are standard. Chip and PIN cards are much harder to hack. Many merchants will not, or cannot, accept US cards with magnetic stripes, which could put you in a difficult position when you need gas or have to buy a train ticket.
Check with your bank to see if they offer EMV. JPMorgan Chase began issuing cards with embedded microprocessor chips last year, and more major card issuers have followed suit by incorporating EMV technology. American Express have also announced plans to release chip-based cards in the United States.
Robert Siciliano, is a personal security expert contributor to Just Ask Gemalto and author of 99 Things You Wish You Knew Before Your Mobile was Hacked! . Disclosures
The quote "15minutes of fame" is about the short-lived media publicity or the celebrity of an individual or phenomenon. The expression was coined by Andy Warhol, who said in 1968 that: "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes." Unfortunately, that has evolved into daily fame for many people that, frankly, is bad for public consumption.
You can blame the Internet, or social media sites, or e-tailers who offer discounts for your public profile—or you can simply blame yourself. We should all take credit or blame for this. It wouldn't happen if we didn't, in some way, support it.
CNN reports: "At its most extreme level, our hunger for sociability can turn minor incidents into major media firestorms, thanks to the Web's viral capabilities. One minute you're leaving a crummy tip; the next your message is all over the Web. One minute you're a bullied bus monitor; the next someone is raising hundreds of thousands of dollars on your behalf . . . But even small pebble drops into the vast pool of the Internet can leave big ripples."
Managing a digital life means knowing what you are consuming versus what you are expelling, recognizing what you are sharing versus what you are protecting. Is privacy possible? To a degree, yes.
I'm a relatively public person because of the nature of my business, so I made a conscious decision years ago how I'd manage my online persona.
Here's how to think about it:
#1 It's unrealistic to have two profiles. Your "pseudo" personality will eventually be exposed. Just have the one and do it correctly.
#2 Look at your online presence as personal and/or professional. To me, it's the same thing. I'm not posting anything personal that I wouldn't want to be viewed in a professional manner.
#3 Family member names, relationship status, photos, and activities are all relatively private. If you choose to make them public then accept certain scrutiny and risks.
#4 The words you use, the statements you make—whether profane or not, slanderous or kind—make up who you are. Choose wisely.
#5 Understand that what you post is forever. It doesn't go away. It will come back to you, whether good or bad.
#6 Know that your data is being mined by advertisers, marketers, complete strangers, predators, everyday people, and your government. Post wisely.
Robert Siciliano, is a personal security expert contributor to Just Ask Gemalto and author of 99 Things You Wish You Knew Before Your Mobile was Hacked! . Disclosures
Our lives depend on the convenience of digital and require the security behind the scenes. Take contactless payment for example. Contactless payments are a faster, more convenient alternative to cash when making small purchases at fast food restaurants, convenience stores, and transport terminals. They are also ideal for remote or unattended payment situations, such as vending machines, road tolls, or parking meters.
These transactions are protected by multiple layers of security, which protect both retailers and consumers.
Some of these security features are incorporated within a card's microprocessor chip, while others are part of the same networks that protect traditional credit and debit card transactions.
Think about how much more "digital" our lives have become. Digital assets include: entertainment files (e.g., music downloads), personal memories (e.g., photographs), personal communications (e.g., emails), personal records (e.g., health, financial, insurance) and career information (e.g., resumes, portfolios, cover letters, contacts), as well as any creative projects or hobbies involving digital files.
Every bit of this adds up to "more and better." By this, I offer an example. I have a seven-year-old daughter who has evolved into a smarter, more well-rounded and aware child than I ever was. And, with the comfort of digital security, the technology that we expose her to makes much of that possible.
And this exposure is ubiquitous. While many people protect their PCs and digital assets from malware by installing antivirus software, they leave the doors open to criminals when it comes to smartphones, tablets and Macs, however. Bad guys are now targeting these devices, as their users' complacency has made breaking into these devices the path of least resistance. Now more than ever, a multi-device security strategy is necessary.
But don't fret. Enjoy your technology, be smart about it and make sure to exercise your security muscles.
Robert Siciliano, is a personal security expert contributor to Just Ask Gemalto and author of 99 Things You Wish You Knew Before Your Mobile was Hacked! . Disclosures
The internet-connected TV, PC, mobile and tablet are all connected to the home in ways like never before. All of these appliances are talking to one another in various ways. For example, many of us share media, display photos on various devices, or use different devices remotely for home security, HVAC control, access control, and on/off administration of various devices.
My own home is connected in various ways. Using my iPhone or any computer, I can access a cloud-based server that allows me to watch live footage from each of the 16 cameras I have installed in and around my property. The cameras also begin recording automatically whenever motion is detected, and that footage is stored in the cloud and available to me anywhere, anytime. It's amazing how often I access these cameras when I'm on the road.
With home automation, I can use the cloud to remotely switch lights on and off and adjust the temperature control system. I also get alerts in the event of an intrusion or even a broken water pipe!
Another great example is the "Nest" thermostat and corresponding app. Control your home's temperature from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with the Nest Mobile app. Last-minute trip? Change the temperature from the ski slopes. Coming home early to a cold house? Turn up the heat on your way. The Nest Mobile app allows you to adjust your Nest Learning Thermostat from anywhere. Having a cloud-based, internet-connected home certainly provides an excellent layer of comfort, not to mention peace of mind.
Robert Siciliano, is a personal security expert contributor to Just Ask Gemalto and author of 99 Things You Wish You Knew Before Your Mobile was Hacked! . Disclosures
Major banks and retailers are now pushing very hard to make EMV the new standard in the United States. Visa announced plans "to accelerate the migration to contact chip and contactless EMV chip technology in the U.S. The adoption of dual-interface chip technology will help prepare the U.S. payment infrastructure for the arrival of Near Field Communication (NFC)-based mobile payments by building the necessary infrastructure to accept and process chip transactions."
EMV, which stands for Europay, MasterCard and Visa, refers to the chip-and-PIN credit card technology commonly used in Europe and elsewhere around the world. Credit cards that incorporate an embedded microprocessor chip are far more secure than any other form of credit card currently available, including the standard magnetic striped cards that are all too easy to skim at ATMs and point-of-sale terminals.
Gemalto reports, "As the U.S. continues its implementation of EMV chip cards, it's lucky to be able to look to other countries that have adopted the technology for best practices, lessons learned and future benefits. As a Gemalto employee based in the U.S., I've been eagerly watching to see how our neighbor to the north, Canada, is benefiting from their EMV chip implementation, which started in earnest in 2007."
"EMV" refers to Europay, MasterCard, and Visa, three financial service corporations that collaborated to establish a global standard for secure, reliable, and consistent credit and debit card transactions. These cards are also called "chip and PIN" cards because they incorporate an embedded microprocessor chip and require a personal identification number for authentication.
JPMorgan Chase began issuing cards with embedded microprocessor chips last year in response to requests from cardholders who are frequent international travelers. And more major card issuers have followed suit by incorporating EMV technology. American Express has announced plans to release chip-based cards in the United States, as part of a "roadmap to advance EMV chip-based contact, contactless and mobile payment for all merchants, processors, and issuers."Not surprisingly, as the rest of the world has migrated to EMV chip technology, some fraud has shifted over to the United States because of the ease with which fraudsters can duplicate magnetic stripe cards. As a result, the U.S. has carried a disproportionate percentage of global fraud losses—until now. Through our adoption of EMV chips, we're anticipating a reduction in fraud loss like in Canada, the UK and the 80 other countries in various phases of migration.
Robert Siciliano, is a personal security expert contributor to Just Ask Gemalto and author of 99 Things You Wish You Knew Before Your Mobile was Hacked! . Disclosures
Cash may be king—but not if you like free coffee and sandwiches from Starbucks. Today, if you want rewards, points, discounts or anything free, mobile payment is the way to go. My dad is a perfect example of how and why this is. Here's a guy who held out on using a smartphone until 2013. For years, he'd pay cash for his Starbucks coffee and religiously hand over his card to the barista for another credit toward that next free cup. Then, the baristas started to veer to clients to using their Starbucks app, with promises of more discounts and free stuff. My dad got his first iPhone 5 and wonders how he survived without it. Once he downloaded his first mobile payment app, he realized how much "free" he was missing out on.
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Starbucks is producing more than three million mobile payments per week. That, says [Starbucks CEO] Schultz, exceeds the combined mobile payments of the next 10 companies closest to Starbucks. "This will result in a much deeper experience with our customers," he says."
That experience IS people like my dad, who plans his trip to Starbucks to get free stuff.
For consumers, that will mean much more one-to-one marketing, says Schultz. That is, specific deals and promos could be specially targeted to individual consumers based on their buying habits. Sooner than later, Schultz projects, regular customers might not even have to belly-up to the bar to order. Rather, based on the information on a mobile phone app that they're carrying, they could be "recognized" as being in the store—and baristas will have the option to start preparing their usual favorites, without them ever having to actually order.
Starbucks has cracked the code in the evolving mobile payment market, and others are quickly joining in. Head to your favorite app store and search for "mobile payment," or see what your favorite e-tailer or retailer has to offer.
Robert Siciliano, is a personal security expert contributor to Just Ask Gemalto and author of 99 Things You Wish You Knew Before Your Mobile was Hacked! . Disclosures
Social media is the fifth form of mainstream media. It encompasses all media, making it the king of all media. At this point, most people know how to use social media and how to navigate the various websites. But many employers are still on the fence.
Hootsuites' CEO says, "The world's top brands—like Pepsi, Virgin, NHL and American Express—[are] now embracing [social media] company-wide."
MarketingDonut reports, "One of the simplest ways to convince your boss that social media is the future is [by] showing how much profit [the company] can make. Show how your competitors are using social content to attract potential clients, showing the strengths and weaknesses of their campaigns. Use your website analytics to monitor the flow of visitors to your website from Facebook, Twitter or organically, and how many convert to leads or sales."
And social isn't just for business-to-consumer communications. It's also great for connecting employees too. SHRM reports, "Social networking platforms may allow organizations to improve communication and productivity by disseminating information among different groups of employees in a more efficient manner, resulting in increased productivity."
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Back when dinosaurs roamed the earth, people took pictures of the Tyrannosaurus Rex with film-based cameras that required them to drop their pics off at a Fotomat for processing. Then, instant pics in the form of Polaroid cameras came along and the term "instant gratification" was born. Today, most of us snap pics on phones because cameras are just another device that we don't want to carry.
Now, documenting a person's day, week, month, year, vacation or any event consists of hundreds if not thousands of photos because digital is easy and free. So what's the best way to share all your pics in a fun, friendly and secure way? Well, that all depends on your lifestyle.
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Wigan Warriors full-back Jack Murphy has joined Salford City Reds on loan and is set to play against his parent club in Friday's Super League opener.
The 20-year-old, who is Wigan's understudy to England full-back Sam Tomkins, is moving to the City of Salford Stadium initially for a month and trained with his new team-mates today.
The Warriors say he will be eligible to play against them.
"Jack will be in the squad," said Salford coach Phil Veivers, who was assistant coach at Wigan when Murphy came onto the scene.
"I've watched him develop. He's a fine player and has been a good understudy to Sam Tomkins for the last 18 months."
Murphy made a tryscoring Super League debut in Tomkins' absence against Bradford Bulls last June and played against the City Reds in a pre-season friendly at Barton a fortnight ago.
"This is a good chance for me to get some first-team games under my belt," he said.
"I am looking forward to meeting the Salford boys and competing for a place in the side."
Wigan's rugby general manager Kris Radlinski said: "This loan move is a great opportunity for Jack to gain some more Super League experience and we are more than happy for him to head to Salford on a one-month loan deal.
"We have an excellent relationship with the Reds and their head coach Phil Veivers and we feel this deal will benefit all parties."
Murphy will initially help Salford to offset the loss of Australian full-back Luke Patten, who was among a host of experienced players to leave the club at the end of last season.
Veivers has been able to make only one signing so far - that of St Helens second rower Andrew Dixon - because of delays over the club's proposed takeover by Dr Marwan Koukash.
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Who cares? No matter the route they took to get there, the bottom line is most of the matchups end up featuring teams supposedly on a similar level.Originally Posted by valade16
Yes, you're crying. That's what you do. Cry about bias. Crying about schedules. Crying about respect.Originally Posted by Pinstripe power
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I really don't want to see an SEC team win again. But I also hate ND so... Go Alabama!
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VMI, Air Force, Indiana (by 1pt), East Carolina, Florida Atlantic, and Texas St.
They got hammered by ND and Penn State... and Troy... and shut out by San Jose State.
Nothing else to see here, folks.
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Why don't you let this Georgia thing go already? Anyone that watched the SECCG realized Georgia was not overranked. They came 4-5 yards from playing in the BCS Title game.
Is Notre Dame the best team in the nation? They are the only undefeated bowl eligible team in the nation, regardless of their schedule, close wins, etc. ND did what they had to do to get a shot at the BCS Title game - won all their games. Did they get lucky that Oregon, or K-State loss? Yep, but Bama got even luckier because both, K-State and Oregon had to lose for Bama to have any hope, plus Bama had to win out.
Huh? You have been bringing up UGA more than I have. Their schedule, how they beat certain teams, etc. So who is the one upset about "perception" and ranking? I'm glad that you feel good about the rankings -- the world needs more happy people and hopefully it means you'll finally stop whining about SEC bias and other nonsense. I mean, your team is ranked over all SEC teams, right? Your team has a chance to knock off the best from the SEC, does it not? So why not focus on your own team and what lies ahead? You keep bringing up teams other than the one you are set to play in a month. Bama should be your focus.Originally Posted by Pinstripe power
I bet $100 with an Alabama fan at work. The guy gave me 15 points.... So Alabama has to win by more than 2 touchdowns. I fully believe that Alabama will win this game but by more than 2 touchdowns.... Not so much. I'm seeing something like 24-14 or something along those lines.
Notre Dame is getting alot of disrespect IMO They are better team than many people are giving them credit. You have people online and on the radio saying that Alabama is gonna win by 28 points and that Notre Dame would be the 7th or 8th best team in the SEC.... Come on guys.
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The Clippers, like they have a number of times this season, dug themselves into a hole.
Trailing the San Antonio Spurs by 15 points in the third quarter Saturday at Staples Center, the Clippers looked for a spark in a place where they've not gotten one yet this year.
Second-year guard Eric Bledsoe, who has played in only four games this season while rehabbing from knee surgery, came in and gave the Clippers the lift they needed to get back into the game.
With nearly seven minutes left in the third quarter and the Clippers down 65-50, Bledsoe came into the game. When he checked out six minutes later, the Clippers were down just one, 68-67.
"I knew I was going to get opportunities, especially with Chauncey (Billups) being out and (Chris Paul) playing all those minutes," Bledsoe said. "I figured I'd get an opportunity and tried to make the best of it once I got in."
Bledsoe didn't score any points and missed the only shot he took, but his defensive energy helped the Clippers put together a key 17-0 run in the third quarter.
"I thought Eric Bledsoe came into the game and gave us a great boost," Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro said. "He got the tempo up and got us into the game."
The most promising sign might have been on the glass, where Bledsoe out-jumped the opposition for three key defensive rebounds.
"I didn't even think about (my knee)," Bledsoe said. "I was just focused on getting that rebound and keeping the momentum going our way.
"It's just how I play. I come up with loose balls, the hustle plays. I make more hustle plays than most people."
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When the Clippers needed stops late in Saturday's game, the team didn't turn to one of the NBA's leading shot blockers, center DeAndre Jordan.
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"It's what I do. This is my 12th year, and I've guarded everybody in this league," Martin said. "You name him, I've guarded him. I don't shy away from the challenge; I encourage it.
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Severe weather procedures @ UFVInformation for UFV students & employees
UFV will close due to severe weather conditions if:
Otherwise UFV will remain open. Normal winter conditions, which often require extra caution and careful driving by students and employees alike, will not cause closures.
Decisions will be made as early as possible. Updates will be immediately posted to the www.ufv.ca home page, to the myUFV portal home page, and to the main telephone line at 1-888-504-7441. In addition, closure information is tweeted (follow us at www.twitter.com/goUFV) and provided to the following radio stations:
1. STAR FM on 98.3 FM in Chilliwack, and 100.5 FM in Hope.
2. Country 107 on 107.1 FM in Abbotsford.3. The HAWK 89.5 FM Chilliwack.
4. CBC at 690 AM in Lower Mainland and Central Valley, 91.7 FM in Chilliwack.5. The Beat on 94.5 FM in Lower Mainland6. NEWS 1130 on 1130 AM in Lower Mainland (this feeds into JACK-FM)Closure information is also provided to the Vancouver television stations, who may or may not choose to broadcast it.
Neither students nor employees will be required to travel if they genuinely believe it is unsafe for them to do so. Both will use their own discretion in making these judgments.
In the event of severe weather, the most likely scenarios are as follows:
a) Total closure of all campuses and regional centres and cancellation of all classes.Orb) Cancellation of all classes at one or more campuses but the campus will remain open for those who can travel safely.Orc) Closure of one campus only and classes cancelled on that campus only. The other main campus may remain open with classes there proceeding as scheduled. (This would occur only in exceptional circumstances.)
The Mission campus and Hope centre will be closed if both Abbotsford and Chilliwack campuses are closed. If either Chilliwack or Abbotsford campuses are open and local conditions at Mission or Hope are acceptable, either one may be kept open and a local announcement will be made.
Students who do choose to come to the campus even if classes are cancelled may use whatever services are available (i.e. library, writing centre).
If a campus is closed or classes cancelled during the daytime, the campus will remain closed and all classes will be cancelled for the evening as well.
Severe weather procedures – added information for UFV employees
If classes are cancelled but a campus is declared "open", employees should use their own discretion about whether or not they can travel safely.
If a campus is declared "open" but a support staff member is unable to get to the campus, he/she should attempt to notify his/her supervisor.
Students who do come to the campus even if classes are cancelled should be able to use whichever services are available (i.e. library, writing centre).
If a faculty member is unable to travel to a class due to weather conditions, he/she should notify the faculty assistant for that campus.The faculty assistant will collect this information and forward it to - the respective deans - all switchboard operators - Marketing & Communications for posting to the online cancellations page, if appropriate. Faculty members will try to contact students in the cancelled class, so that students do not travel unnecessarily to find that a class has been cancelled.
Under no circumstances should faculty or staff members contact the media directly regarding class cancellations. All media contact will be conducted by the Marketing & Communications office.
If a weather situation deteriorates quickly (i.e. a worsening storm causes a class cancellation during the day) announcements will be made to the radio stations and within the university from Marketing & Communications. These announcements will include information about the situation at all locations, and will be broadcast to all campuses and centres.
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