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In October 2011, the Obama administration distributed a memo mandating that the U.S. Department of Defense increase the rate at which it transfers technologies to the private sector for commercialization.
The feds aimed to boost the economy by spurring more early-stage innovation, while also increasing licensing revenue the government gets from such transfers from the DOD's 100 research labs.
White House officials weren't expecting that a whole new model of technology transfer would emerge, but that is what's happened.
William Reardon (left) and Daniel Espinal, two Allied Minds Federal Innovations directors, discuss wireless technology at the firm's offices. View Enlarged Image
Less than a year later, the DOD inked a partnership to have an unusual private investment company — Boston-based Allied Minds — pick its most promising lab innovations, license those technologies and form companies to commercialize the resulting products.
"What's different with Allied Minds is that they're more or less looking at a range of technologies that have been developed here, and more holistically looking at whether some of these haven't been thought of before and can be commercialized," said Joe Wienand, director of Edgewood Chemical Biological Center, a DOD research lab that operates under the auspices of the U.S. Army's Research, Development and Engineering Command. "We have not entered into an arrangement like this before."
Wienand points out the relationship with Allied Minds is not exclusive. "We'd welcome any other company offering a similar arrangement," he said.
Labs such as Edgewood had approached technology transfer agreements with a narrow tech focus, rather than the holistic strategy Allied Minds employs. Edgewood has 64 tech transfer agreements in place, Wienand says.
But Allied Minds CEO Chris Silva says the old strategy left a lot of great technology on the sidelines. The DOD is bringing in just $16 million a year in licensing royalties, despite investing $100 billion annually to fund its research facilities.
Given that technologies such as GPS, lithium-ion batteries, satellite communications and the Internet have come out of DOD labs, world-changing technologies may be waiting to be fully developed by the right private-sector partner.
"It's a new kind of focus for them," Silva said. "This has not been a high priority, but now it's becoming an emphasis. We were kind of the ideal partner for them."
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Allied Minds acts as a tech-transfer clearinghouse. Rather than targeting specific innovations, it's being given carte blanche access to the numerous inventions springing from DOD labs.
So far, Allied Minds is engaged with nine DOD labs. Silva wants that up to at least 15 by year's end.
Eventually, he'd like to be working with all 100 DOD labs — a tall order given that this represents the research of some 50,000 scientists and engineers. Silva says he expects to eventually have to expand the 15-person company.
In the first couple of months of its DOD partnership, Allied Minds had created two startup companies: Allied Communications, which is melding more than a dozen DOD mobile network technologies into a spectrum-sharing platform; and Broadcast Routing Fountains, which is working with DOD methodologies to improve the security and efficiency of the Internet.
Both companies are subsidiaries of Allied Minds Federal Innovations, a company Allied Minds formed to serve as the umbrella for its DOD relationship.
Silva says his firm has raised $100 million it's prepared to invest in its DOD partnerships. Investment firm Invesco (IVZ) is one investor. Silva says he has verbal commitments for the funding that Allied Minds expects to close in Q1 or Q2 2013.
Silva stresses that Allied Minds is not strictly a venture capital firm. It's a full-fledged operation that identifies inventions with commercial potential, puts management in place for each of the new companies it forms, provides funding until those companies are self-sustaining, and develops and markets the resulting products.
In the past five years, Allied Minds has been developing its approach with universities. That model has created 20 active companies employing 220 people, says John Serafini, director of Allied Minds Federal Innovations. (Six other startups that came out of the effort have since folded.) Silva pegs the value of Allied Minds at $400 million, in cash and in the value of companies created.
Allied Minds fills a gap that's resulted from a change in the behavior of VC firms, says Serafini, who worked as a venture capitalist in the D.C. area, specializing in security and defense. He says VC firms have become more reluctant to take the kind of technology risks necessary to bring DOD inventions to market.
"We're willing to take on that science risk," Serafini said. "We feel very comfortable working on a new, nascent technology that needs incubation. We know how to use investment dollars early in a company's life, to incubate it in the lab itself."
Allied Minds hasn't yet started commercializing any innovations at the Edgewood facility, which develops technologies to protect against, decontaminate and analyze chemical and biological weapons. Wienand says they're mulling at least three options.
He says much of what's developed at the facility could be useful to police, firefighters and other first responders. An example from the recent past is a lightweight detection system that was developed by another partner and eventually sold back to the DOD for use on military missions.
Which gets at another goal of tech transfer at the DOD: helping Edgewood and other facilities bring their innovations to fruition for military applications.
Said Wienand: "It's less expensive to let industry finish the engineering of a prototype."
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Light years removed from the glitzy neon lights and blaring cover music of Bourbon Street but, in reality, only walking distance away, is a compact musical enclave where the "locals" hang out. A two-block-long entertainment district where, on any given night of the week – including normally dead Mondays – you can hear live sounds and a wide variety of music as only New Orleans musicians can perform.
It's called Frenchmen Street and it is, conveniently, only steps away from the French Quarter. Cross Esplanade Avenue at Decatur Street and you are there. Within that two-block stretch of Frenchmen Street you are likely to hear anything from jazz to Latin to blues to reggae . . . and just about everything in between.
No neon lights; only plain wooden signs to designate a dozen music clubs in the greatest concentration of live music venues outside the French Quarter. In all likelihood you wouldn't even know it was there unless someone told you about it. But once you've been there you'll want to hang out and enjoy it even more. Inside the clubs or outside on the street, you'll hear some of the best live music produced anywhere in the city.
And...best of all...on Frenchmen Street the drinks are cheap and admission to most of these clubs is free! The only thing you'll be asked to do is tip the bands generously; or, as they say, make a contribution to Philip (as in "Fill up the tip jar"). In some of these venues, that's the only money they make, so you'll be making a worthy contribution toward keeping the music of New Orleans alive.
A number of late-night eateries are open along the street and in the adjacent Faubourg Marigny neighborhood to serve the palates of those who suddenly find themselves inflicted with a case of the "midnight munchies." For those who can't remember how they got there or are too partied-out to make the return trip to the French Quarter on foot, getting back is no problem. Frenchmen Street is one of the few areas of New Orleans where taxicabs cruise continuously during peak activity hours and you're never more than a few minutes from the next one to come along.

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The score line is the only statistic that matters, evidenced by England's immense delight after the record 38-21 defeat of New Zealand during final QBE International at Twickenham. But more detailed analysis can also provide a view on the game so RFU.com called on the unique insight of the people who supply the England coaches with in-game data, analysts Michael Hughes and Duncan Locke, to see what other stories the match stats have to tell. This is what they had to say:
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While possession and territory were broadly even – England had 50 per cent possession and 53 per cent territory – a quick look at the stats show England excelled in the facets of the game outlined above, which led to a record victory over the All Blacks.
The most illuminating statistic was that while England made more line breaks than in the single score defeats to Australia and South Africa, crucially, we also turned those line breaks into points. England made one line break against Australia (for 0 points) and three line breaks against South Africa (for three points) but against New Zealand England converted six line breaks into 20 points.
Manu Tuilagi provided the assists for the first two tries and scored the third, making the most of his nine carries in the game and getting over the gain line with eight of them. Chris Robshaw, yet again, was the top carrier with 12 and his Harlequins teammate Mike Brown, for the second successive game, got over the gain line with 100 per cent of his carries (eight of eight).
England's defence – led by outstanding try scorer Brad Barritt, who made 20 tackles – forced New Zealand into 21 turnovers compared to England's 13, which gave us the platform and ball to play from. Robshaw was just one behind on 19 tackles at 100 per cent success rate, with Joe Launchbury, one of the finds of the QBE Internationals, on 16.
This is set in the context of how good New Zealand's attack was: until the last three plays of the match they were deadly in our "Red Zone", turning two incursions into two tries and 14 points. Conversely, these were both at the start of the second half, which shows how England kept the visitors out of the 22 for the entirety of the opening 40.
Man of the Match Tom Wood was hugely effective at the contact area, hitting 39 rucks and making a steal, while Robshaw attended 27 and Geoff Parling 26 (with one steal).
Parling was a big part in the delivery of quality ball from a line out which operated at 86 per cent success rate, with the Leicester man claiming seven throws. England won 11 of 13 line outs, with 10 positive deliveries from 11 throws. Tuilagi's stunning break for Chris Ashton's try game came from the first phase of a Tom Youngs to Parling delivery.
England's scrum was similarly strong, with an 80 per cent success rate. In winning four of their five put ins, England won two penalties and had playable ball from two others.
A mention must go to our goal kickers too, who built and then maintained England's score at crucial times. Owen Farrell, still only 21, slotted four difficult penalties from four chances in the opening 42 minutes and debutant Freddie Burns added two from two after coming on with 15 minutes to play."


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Established in 1953 as the University Art Galleries for the display of fine art in UCLA's Art Building, the gallery was renamed the Frederick S. Wight Art Gallery in 1973 in honor of Frederick S. Wight (1902-1986), chairman of the art department and director of the original University Art Galleries. In 1965 the gallery moved from the Arts Building into the Dickson Art Center where it was used for student shows and traveling exhibitions. In 1995 the gallery staff moved to the Armand Hammer Museum of Art and Cultural Center, and the Wight Art Gallery became known as the New Wight Gallery, located on the UCLA campus in the Eli and Edyth Broad Art Center (formerly known as the Dickson Art Center.)
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1st Philippine Culinary Tourism Expo / International Tourism & Trade Expo 2010
July 23 to 25, 2010 | Megatrade Hall 3, SM Megamall
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Philippine Culinary Tourism Organization (PCTO) is a registered non-profit, non-government organization of the culinary tourism and hospitality industry in the Philippines.
Primary Purpose
Its primary purpose is to promote the Philippines as a culinary destination and to promote Filipino Cuisine to International and domestic tourists. It also aims to undertake projects that will upgrade and enhance professionalism in the culinary and hospitality industry as well as promote unity and mutual cooperation among those in the industry and other instrumentalities engage in culinary tourism, in order to protect the interest and welfare of the industry.
The organization aims to encourage high ethical standard in the culinary industry, including fair and honest competition among members, at the same time act as the official single voice for and in behalf of the members in matters of government regulatory policies, laws affecting the culinary industry.
Part of its purpose is also to exercise dynamic leadership in promoting goodwill, undertaking, fellowship with association in the culinary tourism industry whether regional, national and international.
To be the National Organization of the culinary tourism industry
Our Mission
To foster cooperation among food and beverage manufacturers and providers, as well as destinations and travel industry professionals, students and the academe to package and promote their culinary treasures as marketable and sellable attractions.
To develop partnership among these groups to facilitate product development, education, research and promotion among the industry players and contribute to the overall economic development of the country. To partner with other Culinary Tourism organizations in various countries which will eventually pave the way for the other countries to know, appreciate our local culture and partner with our industry players.
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To promote product development and marketing by facilitating collaboration among professionals and key industry players.
To help organization members in the marketing of their products and services in various media fronts including television, radio, newspapers and magazine.
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In Blair "fears of flooding" are costing some homeowners a pretty penny. The homeowner's aren't concerned about the potential of flooding. FEMA is and has raised the risk level on a creek longtime residents can't ever remember flooding.
Cutting through Blair what's called south creek but official unnamed, the stream seems more tranquil than treacherous.
The Jones has lived along it for years. Steve Jones says, " I've seen streets around town flood but the creek didn't go over its banks."
Steve's 23 year old son Doug bought a house he could afford until last week when the flood insurance renewal hit like a financial title wave. Doug's flood insurance premium jumped from about $590 annually to $5,500 a year. Doug Jones the young homeowner says, "Where am I going to come up with that kind of money because it's not something I just carry around."
About a year ago Doug paid $50,000 for this house but with the change in the flood insurance policy, if he stayed here for the full life of the mortgage, he would pay $350,000.
Blair city officials say about 40 homes could be affected.
Asst. City administrator Phil Green says, " The thing that bothers me the most is these structures built under the old rules aren't grand fathered in somehow. Now they're being penalized simply because their studies have changed."
FEMA raised the flood risk level so Doug's house went from just above it to nine feet below, causing the insurance premium surge.
Doug Jones says, "Is outrageous. It's definitely a bigger price that what I think I should be paying."
Now Doug is worried that a flood insurance increase from $50 to almost $500 a month will put him under water on his house payment.\
A FEMA spokesperson tells fact finders flood elevation changes in that area will be reviewed. FEMA says the issue isn't just an increase in the flood level projection by nine feet. Also a Congressional Act removed subsidized flood insurance on structures built years ago before flood maps. So FEMA says only homes purchased in the last couple of years should see a major jump in premiums. But the Jones say what if any homeowner along the creek wants to sell or refinance? The higher rates will come into play for those homeowners.
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Years ago, former Plainview resident Ellen Pober Rittberg gave birth to three children all within a three-year time span. Such an experience gave her a unique perspective on parenting. Rittberg decided to parlay that into a book, 35 Things Your Teen Won't Tell You, So I Will.
The book, published by Turner Publishing Company, is described as a "light-hearted, mini-manifesto of pragmatic parenting advice that teaches readers how to dig deep, survive and perhaps even crack the psyche of a hormonal, temperamental and ever-changing teen." Rittberg's three children—-Jay, Matt, and Kim—-were raised in Plainview. All three graduated from Plainview-Old Bethpage High School.
"Be an activist," Rittberg concludes on the book's final pages. "Or, even better, try not to ever sleep during your teenager's teenage years."
That witty (and serious) comment is preceded by 124 pages of advice on a variety of issues, including how to deal with your children's friends and basically, how to ease the enormous transitions that occur when children hit the teenage years.
In the book's introduction, Rittberg relates that when she had children, she read "loads of books" on child rearing. However, she found books on the teenage years to be too preachy or too dense. And so, Rittberg embarked on her own book.
"I've written a book that is lighthearted and empathetic most of the time but which contains tips and pointers explaining the thoroughgoing orientation a parent of a teen needs," she wrote in the introduction.
A theme of the book is that a parent should practice both firmness and humor when dealing with teenagers. For instance, parents should have a real interest in the things that interest their teenagers. Rittberg uses the example of lacrosse, a game her daughter played, but one that the author knew nothing about. And so, the author had to familiarize herself with this sport, which is popular among teenagers on Long Island.
At the same time, Rittberg emphasizes that a family is not a democracy.
"Think of your family as a fiefdom in the Middle Ages," Rittberg advises. "Your children are serfs without the work ethic. Parents are enlightened despots….Regard [your children's] bad behaviors as scourges and epidemics to be wiped out, extirpated. And emphasize to your teens that there is only one Declaration of Independence and that it is in Independence Hall in Philadelphia."
Part of that firmness is not buying a car for your teenager even if you can afford it. "Let the teen earn the car," Rittberg writes. At the same time, parents should encourage their children to play sports and join clubs during their high school years.
Get a Job
Parents should also insist that their children, unless they are busy playing varsity sports year-round, find a part-time job once they reach the minimum wage earning age of 16. Rittberg suggests that a supermarket or fast food restaurant is a good starter job.
A part-time job is important since it gives the teenager a sense of financial responsibility, a sense of time management, putting them in a situation where they must "show up on time, have clean clothes…and adhere to standards set by someone other than a teacher or family member." Teenagers will also be earning a paycheck and in time, will "no longer relate to his parent as a human Fort Knox."
Continuing in the good cop-bad cop strategy, Rittberg writes that it's good "if your children and their friends are afraid of you." At the same time, parents should make their home a welcoming place for their children's friends. If friends come over, it keeps the teenagers in the house, rather than hanging out outside "local fast food joints, on street corners, [or] deserted parks."
Sensitive issues like sexual activity should be addressed early on. "Their lives depend upon it," the author states, while parents especially need to view beer and hard liquor as the "unseen enemy."
A main theme of this delightful, but serious book is to keep your teenagers busy during those formative years, while letting them know all the while who the real figures of authority are.
Rittberg's experience with teenagers did not only come through parenting. She served as a law guardian for children and teenagers for 13 years, and is a writer and award-winning journalist. She has written numerous features, articles and essays on family life and parenting in the New York Times, Newsday, Boston Globe, Daily News and other leading daily newspapers. Rittberg has also won journalism awards for her print writing as well as an award for a live, cable TV show she hosted, wrote and produced, The Changing Family.
"I hope the reader will come to regard this book as a tool in the parent arsenal for days when the parent feels he is on a steep cliff, the canteen fell into the ravine and there are no ropes other than the tether (which the parent may very well be at the end of)," Ms. Rittberg adds.
Turner Publishing is based in Nashville, TN. 35 Things Your Teen Will Never Tell You is available at bookstores for $9.99 and at Amazon.com. For more information, visit www.ellenpoberrittberg.com.


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Bob Morrow from Moose Jaw and his son Wes Morrow from B.C., spent the afternoon of July 13 visiting Bob's sister Vi Kessler at the Deep South Personal Care Home, and his nieces Valerie Heustis and Darlene Kessler.
Erin Kessler and her sons Maddox and Jaxson, and Debbie Kessler returned home on July 13 after spending the weekend visiting Debbie's niece Laura and Dave Wagner and their son Maxton in Kindersley.
A lot of people attended a hamburger fundraiser at the Pangman Co-op, held on June 12 to raise funds for the Pangman Swimming Pool.
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Four residents of the Deep South Personal Care Home participated in their weekly 10-frame bowling tournament on July 16. Gerry Taylor placed first with 129 points, Ada Murray took second with 118 points, and Mary Hazen finished third with 63 points.
There were six residents of the home who participated in the weekly 10-frame bean bag tournament on July 15. Betty Crowley placed first with 51 points, Gerry Taylor and Ada Murray tied second with 50 points, and Muriel Horner finished third with 48 points.
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NATO members warned over Anonymous threat
NATO leaders have been warned that the Anonymous "hacktivist" collective might have the capability to threaten member states' security. A report for the alliance by Lord Jopling, UK general rapporteur and Tory peer, provides a general (mostly factual) overview of the changing nature of the internet. One key section deals with …
war on hackers
"might have the capability to threaten member states' security". Combine this with the US announcement that hacks which threaten infrastructure can be treated as an act of war[1] and you get.... Declare war on hackers!
And as everyone knows, once you're fighting a war you can pretty much do what you like to get them enemy combatants.
1. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/05/31/hacking_as_act_of_war/
You can see where this is headed a mile off.
There have been several authority figures making statements to the effect that "cyber attacks" are tantamount to a declaration of war and as you correctly point out, when you have a war, anything goes and all rules go out the window.
It's both fascinating and chilling to watch first hand how easy it is for our rulers to manipulate the masses into a position where they will meekly accept whatever vast injustices the ruling class have planned for the future.
For the most part, people neither the knowledge, inclination nor mental capacity to really care what happens around them, as long as they can still afford a gas guzzling SUV, a big screen TV and unhindered access to beer, coke, burgers and fries.
Maybe fried chicken and pizza too.
Time to choose an icon now, Guy Fawkes mask would appear to be entirely appropriate, HOLD ON! THERE IS NO GUY FAWKES ICON! WHY NOT? I SEE OTHER PEOPLE USING IT! GODDAMN IT.
Big Brother will have to do then.
Of course, stupid me, I just realised that it is only anonymous people who seem to use the GF mask, it must be the default and only choice?
I shall test it now!
In Cyber Space nobody can hear you scream......
Nor Guantanamo Bay. Maybe the Hacktivista should watch their step.
GitMo will only start taking new victims after the Republicans get back in power and need a place to store pesky Democrats who dare question why we give welfare to mega corporations.
Let's all surrender
Or even better, let's all surrender our last rights, freedoms, and liberties to the theofascists and just get it over with, huh?
We are legion
As much as the press tries to make Anonimous a "group", it really isn't. It's a legion of single people who are pissed off at authorities and are tired of seeing our leaders wasting presious resources on Ego trips.
Ego tripping leaders
so full of themselves on account of the fact they can spell?
"We are legion"
However the other 95% of them are 16 year old's stupid enough to download LOIC and point it at what ever they're told to...I'm sure there are members with clear aims and goals, just not many of them.
"a legion of single people"?
Well, no one expected them to have girlfriends, did they?
The 16-year-olds serve a purpose as well
On another board I frequent--not one of the ones associated with Anonymous--some of those of us following these stories have taken to noting the stark divisions between various Anonymous factions and referring to them as the 'Talents' and the 'Drones'
(Those of you who remember the Sid Meier game, Alpha Centauri, will likely understand the point of this right away; feel free to skip on to the next comment)
The 'Talents' are those who have the skills required to maintain full anonymity and to perform actual, purposeful cracks. They're typically the ones who do the infiltrating of servers, the compromise of various networks, etc.--as in the Westboro case some time ago (though, as thejester claimed credit, that was more an action on behalf of Anonymous than one by Anonymous).
The 'Drones' are the 16-year-olds running LOIC, filling up IRC networks, and the like. They provide not only a recruitment pool of interested persons for any Talents paying attention to that sort of thing, but also serve as a smokescreen for the Talents' actions. By providing such a large noisy mob of shouty persons, they not only shield the Talents from the attentions of the police and government types but also each other--the very volume of activity that they engage in means that only distinct outliers are likely to be culled.
Those, at least, are the divisions that I think I've seen--I can't exactly participate in Anonymous actions myself, mind, so I admit to having very little first-hand knowledge of how these things work.
RE: "a legion of single people"?
Yes away from the Hollywood stereotype. Girlfriends .. no, spots .. yes, anti-social attitude due to over consumption of fast food … yes, paranoid tendencies .. indeed, a curiously unpleasant smell .. almost certainly.
Revising my more usual suggestion of stocks, or even horse whipping, I would have a different suggestion for the authorities. Perhaps our illustrious leaders should consider putting them in rehabilitation centres?
They could be forced to:
1. Shower regularly
2. Eat food that has a nutritional content
3. Relate to the opposite sex, or same sex if inclined
4. Sleep at night
It might just be cheaper than carpet bombing, and return personally adequate individuals to society. After all the penal system is supposed to be as much rehabilitation as retribution or indeed protecting society.
Drones are Ion Cannon Fodder
Haven't you got a launch party
to hold somewhere?
anti-social attitude due to over consumption of fast food …
Does it do that?
<looks at pizza suspiciously>
Is it the gherkins?
A pretty good point
It's like hardening your defenses against the Venusian Navy.
They just can't cope with the assymetry of it all. They're convinced themselves that, despite all protests and appearances to the contrary, there really is one Global Overlord of Anonymous who calls the shots (let's just call him Zombie Osama) and his minions all act in concert. Furthermore - most crucially - they are hellbent on destroying Western Civilization and have no demands or other motives.
I feel like I've heard this story before...
They're part of the effort, too
You may have noticed that the 95% of the script kiddies are a valuable part of the whole Anonymous world-wide effort, they're heroes as well as fodder for the theofascist State. While the fascists are focused on the 95%, the talent continues to seize evidence of corporate crmies and treason, government fascism and corruption, and makes the evidence public for all to see.
The 95% scripties are awesome for taking the hit, donig their part for Democracy.
>the US Chamber of Commerce and Bank of America reportedly hired the data intelligence company HBGary Federal to protect their servers and attack any adversaries of these institutions. In response, Anonymous hacked servers of HBGary Federal's sister company and hijacked the CEO's Twitter account.
That was because HBGary couldn't even secure their own servers enough before being able to give any advice for security....
I can't believe NATO haven't even looked into HBGary was "hacked" before they can call Anonymous a threat...
Not only that, but...
It's not merely that they couldn't secure their servers, but the CEO of HBGary Federal, if you recall, specifically called Anonymous out as being a target for his investigations.
A noted American comedian proceeded to declare that action, when the story broke, as equivalent to placing one's genitals in a nest of hornets--and I must agree.
Given the information that came out during that whole mess, it's likely that a half-blind limbless dog could have broken their security, but given that someone on whatever comittee issues these sorts of declarations at NATO was looking for a reason to justify the declaration, they needed to find somebody associated with Government who's been affected by Anonymous' actions--and HBGary Federal is more or less it.
Standard Stuff Really
Governments have three stages of response to perceived threats.
1) You are irritating but mostly harmless: Do nothing, occasional vague threat.
2) You are really irritating and potentially hamful: Organize committee's make lots of threats, mobalize resources, but don't really accomplish much.
3) You are a clear and present danger: Looks a lot like 2, but people start ending up dead. Think war on terror but without drone missle strikes in Milan.
Right now Anonymous seems to have managed to reach stage 2. If Anonymous doesn't do anything that is perceived as beeing too damaging that is where they will stay and can continue being irritating and only having to deal with the occasional arrest and show trial. If they cool it for a while they can probably get back to stage 1 where they are mostly ignored. Heaven help them if they do something to make it to stage 3.
don't do internets.
TPTB need a cyberbogyman.
Oh look- there's one!
You're Wrong
You're wrong on all points. LOL. Anonymous is not a threat to any government that holds and harbors a Democracy or remains consistant as a nation of laws. No corporation, no government, no entity has anything to fear from the Anonymous collective unless the corporation, government, or other entity are Evil Doers (LOL) and need to be taken down, overthrown, exposed.
At core theofascist governments fear Anonymous because they're theofascist governments with a lot to hide. Annoymous seizing evidence and making it public, assisting citizens in overthrowing the fascist State, THAT is what this shit pile politician fears.
clearly no one has explained rules 1 and 2 to him...
"oh no not our military secrets"
Always the same the same thing isn't it.
There's worse things that could be hacked and ripped apart - worse for governments that is. Infrastructure, secure records such as book-keeping, patent records, law records, so on and so on.
You know, if Anonymous consisted of educated grown up people then they'd probably be able to figure out that you can make a big difference by keeping your head down and selecting targets that are foundation stones. Who gives a shit about secrets, they're usually debatable, deniable, discreditable anyway.
"perpetrators persecuted"
- did they really mean 'prosecuted'
So if get the address of some poor soul with an open port in the Vatican i can launch an attack through them, and have the United States Airforce bomb the innocent nun at the computer at the same time.
No, prosecuted means you have to have laws, and trials, and juries and evidence and all those old fashioned things.
Persecuted means you just pick some identifiable group,decide they are the enemy of all we hold dear and be as nasty as possible to them.
Of course identifying an anonymous group of people on the internet might be tricky so we probably have to select an easier target - like teenagers who wear hooded sweatshirts - but the principle is the same!
Message From Anonymous
On the limits of contemporary policy making
"Anonymous is becoming more and more sophisticated and could potentially hack into sensitive government, military, and corporate files."
Mutter about "precious bodily fluids" and it'd make as much sense.
Yes, I'm one of those techies with no charisma, who am I kidding, negative charisma, but very long and finely honed toes trained on sloppy language use. And by going to "cyberspace", the old git entered my domain. So there.
But the point is that this "We are legion" muttering crowd whereof he has so much trouble describing the threat profile, isn't a group. It's been said and derided before including right upthread, but the key thing is that, no matter how many of "the operatives" are hot shot pimply faced youths with a grudge, there really isn't any central leadership to the point that should one manage to dare try and arise the movement shatters and may or may not regroup, reform, retry.
It acts like a collective. Whether it itself could become concious is more than I'm prepared to say, but for all that it's very real for its comparative lack of traditional substance.
From a policy standpoint, it's got them completely blindsided. This is "something" that may or may not actually exist, has communication lines more tenuous than a terrorist cell, and shifts from corporate to government threat space to wherever next like a school of fish.
And they in their bones know that should "Anonymous" manage to capitalise on that they're dead meat. In the light of this Arabian Spring thing, moreso.
i think they're both right and dead wrong. I'll leave the details as an excercise, but I'll say this: The best defence against Anonymous is to, as a government, do what you're supposed to do; focus on the people and work on your integrity. Same thing in slightly different sauce for corporations, for that matter. But that may well be harder and less profitable than spinning a good scare story and set up some agency or other to fight the threat.
See Anonymous as a backlash against the Wars on Stuff, if you will.
Precious bodily fluids
That's what we need, colnel, some water on the back of the neck and the codes!
It's funny watching the fascists scramble as they try to come up with a way to handle citizen uprising when it's the citizens who are legally and morally in the right.
Windmill Tilting. Get used to it, for it is all that the status quo can do against future champions.
If Anonymous were as pathetic as painted in the comments here, do you imagine the suits would be as worried as they are about what can be done so silently and invisible/stealthily by their ilk. And you can be either assured and/or terrified to know that they are probably even much smarter than they are feared to be, and certainly far too clever to be wasting their prime time to be worried about anything which may be mooted to target offensive defense against them.
Get with the program, dummies ..... the Great Game has changed and y'all are in collective denial to probably try and justify your present positions in failing systems.
You do realise of course that such denial is perfect for it allows for rapid radical progress in the new fields which the system is fighting a losing battle to master and control for perpetuation of old dogmas and proptocols. It is not that anything is now out of control, and in need of more curbing rules and self-serving regulations, it is just that its command is in the control of others who are completely different from either the past or present roundheads/airheads/crazies/call them what you will.
Rules of Survival
i) Do not, under any circumstances, point out that the Emperor has no clothes.
ii) Do not, under any circumstances, look behind the curtain.
iii) Continue with your shopping at all costs.
Question 'Anonymous' ability to access very sensitive areas.
Realistically servers holding very sensitive documents should be hosted on a closed system with no access to the internet. If that were the case 'Anonymous' would have to physically enter a restricted guarded building to get physical access to the network. Which would be very hard to do.
What they possibly could do is deface a public facing server like the main page to a military website that is accessible to the public.
Should is not the same as are
"Realistically servers holding very sensitive documents should be hosted on a closed system with no access to the internet."
And industrial control systems shouldn't be in any way networked with the Internet either. That hasn't stopped a few high profile cases of people hooking up computers to networks that they shouldn't have, with predictable results.
I think the threat from "Anonymous" is overblown. That doesn't mean that some level of danger does not exist.
Not quite complete
Except that the Anonymous collective has more talent than that. There are avenues in to secure systems that don't have public DARPANet access, there are fiber overlays on top of the PSTN that normal people don't have access to but which provide non-public access to secure systems.
Anonymous has enough domain knowledge to constitute a legitimate threat to theofascist States that don't want evidence to be seized by citizens and made public. THAT is what the fascists fear. They dno't give a damn about the health and safety of actual citizens, what they care about is their own money and maintaining their fascist control over others. THAT is what Anonymous brings to the table.
This is not a good thing...
I have nothing to do with the group Anonymous, and don't agree with their actions. I do agree with some of their causes, as do a lot of people who don't think it's okay to do what they do.
Yet to the side of my post, right now, there's a picture of one of their symbols. Oh, it the title says I'm "Anonymous" as well.
The authorities sometimes aren't so bright when it comes to that thing is all I'm saying.
ph33r teh powah of anonymous!
YES WE WILL DESTROY YOUR WEAK NATION STATES AND THEIR VAST MILITARIES WITH OUR .... errrr... lolcat macros and ... errrrr ... random website defacements and ..... errr... [that's all. Ed]
You can do a fair amount on the internet, but you can't seize and hold physical territory with it. It's not really a NATO-level threat.
@AC earlier on....
"However the other 95% of them are 16 year old's stupid enough to download LOIC and point it at what ever they're told to...I'm sure there are members with clear aims and goals, just not many of them."
How does this differ to most other organisations, especially national militaries? Just replace the LOIC with a uniform and a gun....
More Theofascist BS!
What an idiot! The HBGary Federal theofascist cormpany are *NOT* a "data intelligence company," it was exposed by Anonymous as virtually a foreign enemy working against the United States, working for the U. S. Chamber of Commerce that gets its money from foreign enemies of the U. S., thus making Aaron Barr and HBGary also enemies of the United States.
Not a "data intelligence company."
Anonymous probably wouldn't have gone after HBGary, if HBGary hadn't targeted Anon.
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We used to use Guild Event Manager which was similar to GC. I'm afraid now we've moved over to the ingame calendar though - too many issues with people not understanding or using the addon correctly.
With the programmer for GC shutting down due to Blizz's new policy on addon development my guild is left in a bad spot. We cannot stand using the in-game calendar.
Does anyone have a GC alternative that allows anyone in the guild to sign up for posted events and has a mass-invite system to it?
We used to use Guild Event Manager which was similar to GC. I'm afraid now we've moved over to the ingame calendar though - too many issues with people not understanding or using the addon correctly.
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Same. Just invited everyone ( horrible I know ) and "Confirm" the players that will get a spot.
Really lacks the option for players to put a note though...
Agreed with the annoyance of not being able to put notes in. For example, I was invited to the raids this sunday and monday. I accepted, but it would have been beneficial to put in that It was only for a tank slot, as my DPS set (or experience) is not where it needs to be for raiding. Unfortunately I'm not sure if my GM understands that, hence where the help for putting in notes would be...
I personally prefer the use of website schedulers as they provide all the options that most people want out of a scheduler as well as getting people to actually look at the website and use it (be it for getting people to read posted strats or whatever)
We use GEM3 also. Haven't had any problems with it within our guild structure.
There is a newer version of Group Calendar ... Version 4.5 that still works and has Ulduar.
There is also a v.5 which uses the ingame calendar.
v4.5 works like normal .... but v5 I havn't really messed with. I'll check it out tonight and let ya know
Cool. Be interested to hear.
KK ... so I tried out the new version 5
1. It is linked to the ingame calendar so any event you post in it will be added to the in-game calendar. So no more updating 2 different calendars if ya had to do GC, for the folks who had it, and the in-game, for the folks who were slackers and didn't.
2. Folks who have GC can still join an event like the older version.
3. If you create the event you can add folks from your friends list, guild members by ranks just by clicking a button and not typing out names.
Gonna have the guildies test it also and see how they like it also.
I've also downloaded GC5 and it's a gift from heaven!
The biggest improvement is that people do not need it themselves, as it is linked. Love it.
wow that does sound good. Even lets you use blizzard Armory calendar, which is a jazzy benefit.
I blogged on it.
Ora2 has a good feature for inviting everyone in guild of a rank and above. It even posts in Guild chat that invites are going out in 10seconds, and that they should leave their groups.
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Some other features like inviting based on Zone (for them slackers who wait for summons instead of being there at raid time) are there as well.
My guild is swapping to GC5, thanks to Guede and others here.
Anytime bro ... or sis
Only problem so far with it is everyones Prof cooldowns showing. I chatted with Mundocani about it and he said he'ld fix it in the next version.


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Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
The new Gallup survey shows in broad strokes the challenge we face. But more nuanced surveys find that only 8% of Americans are convinced creationists whose beliefs are dear to them, and only 4% are convinced atheistic evolutionists whose beliefs are dear to them. The vast majority of Americans are not sure of their position and are open to a conversation.
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Collins' original use of the term "BioLogos" was as an alternative label for the position often known as "theistic evolution." Now this gets a bit confusing as "BioLogos" became the name for our organization that Collins founded (after the publication of this book). We continue to be dissatisfied with the label "theistic evolution" because as Collins said, most non-theologians are unsure how the term "theist" "could be converted to an adjective and used to modify Darwin's theory."
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book.
This list didn't come from a boring discussion of "what should be our core values." Rather, each of these commitments came up repeatedly in our discussions of what BioLogos is all about.
"Evangelicals really needed an organization that would stand up and say, in a nutshell, I'm an evangelical, and I accept evolution," he said.
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There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
This entry was originally posted on February 17, 2010. In this video conversation, Jeff Schloss makes the observation that when we use the term "evolution", it is not always exactly clear what we are actually discussing unless we denote the intended usage.
Critics of Christianity look to evolution to show how the emergence of human life on earth demanded enormous ruin and ravage, billions of years of apparent waste and futility, species extermination and organism road kill. Not only was the massive dying off rampant, it's mandatory too.
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My husband and I recently returned from a 10-day vacation in Jamaica. And though we had a wonderful time, I was ready to come home. I missed my granddaughters.
Weeks before we left, my oldest granddaughter, Tilleigh, 5, cried at the mention of Jamaica. I actually hid the suitcases so that she wouldn't see the packing process.
"Why are you leaving me, Mom (she calls me "Mom")?" she cried. "You won't be with me on Valentine's Day."
Her cries were sincere, and while it broke my heart, it made me feel completely loved. It also made me somewhat dread the day of departure.
I began missing the girls (Evie is 22 months) on the drive to Atlanta. Seriously.
On the second day of our vacation, I called my mother when I knew she would be baby-sitting the girls. She told them I was on the phone.
"Mother, don't tell Tilleigh it's me," I said. "She'll start crying as soon as she hears my voice, and you'll have to deal with it."
Regardless, Mother handed Tilleigh the phone.
"Hi, Mom," Tilleigh said in her sweet high-pitched voice that melts my heart and turns me into a pile of mush.
"Hi, baby. I miss you," I said, preparing to deal with her cries of despair.
"I miss you, too, Mom. I've got to go. I'm playing," she said. "Talk to you later."
She hung up the phone.
What? Talk to me later? You're playing? You've got to go?
I was speechless.
Tilleigh was too busy having fun to talk to me. She didn't sound like she was even missing me.
"What did she say?" my husband asked.
"She was too busy to talk," I said, pouting like a 2-year-old.
After dealing with my hurt feelings and coming to terms with my co-dependency, I knew it was good that my granddaughter was content and happy. I know my granddaughters love me and that they were, in fact, missing me (and their grandfather). They have a very doting mother and equally devoted great-grandmother, so they have no time to be lonely. There's no shortage of love in our family.
Tilleigh's mom, my daughter, told me there were moments when Tilleigh was "weepy" for us, but when that happened, she orchestrated something fun to change her train of thought. It worked like a charm.
My husband did the same thing with me. When I got weepy for the kids, he'd think of something to change my train of thought. It worked like a charm.
I'm not good at cutting apron strings, and I'm finding that it's not any easier with grandchildren than it was with my children. That's OK, though. I'll know when it's time to let go. Or not.
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Despite being a Trump, the Ivanka we see on Celebrity Apprentice is incisive and subtly charming. Andy Dehnart describes this shocking turn of events.
The reality TV competition The Apprentice began as an urban Survivor, with contestants actually applying for a job with Donald Trump by competing in businesslike tasks under tough conditions. But it was rebooted in its seventh season to feature celebrity contestants competing to raise money for charity. While the title no longer makes any sense, the series has been a revelation, exposing more about its celebrity contestants than any tabloid ever could.
Under the pressure of deadlines with tasks that challenge them in many different ways, the façade slips away. Who knew Lou Ferrigno was such a baby, or that Teresa Giudice could be so calm, or that Joan Rivers was so disturbingly protective of Melissa? The show has also revealed a lot about Donald Trump as a judge, jury, and executioner, but in his case, it's thanks to the presence of his daughter.
Ivanka Trump is the show's most underrated cast member. She first appeared during the fifth season of The Apprentice, back when George Ross and Carolyn Kepcher sat to the right and left of Donald Trump, observing the candidates during their tasks. Smartly, the show added her as a full-time judge the next season, after Carolyn was fired by Trump.
Ivanka quickly proved herself to be a better judge and critic than her father, and when she's seated by his side, she makes the long boardroom segments, when contestants justify their work and behavior, far more interesting. If her father ever decided to break from the show — unlikely! — she'd be an excellent replacement. Perhaps she should get her own version, like The Apprentice: Martha Stewart.
She's not afraid to call people on their bullshit, but her approach is remarkable: It's neither confrontational nor passive, just direct. But it's a different kind of directness than her father demonstrates. Where Donald Trump Sr. seems to want to shout down the possibility of gray areas and oversimplify everything, Ivanka sifts through complexities and finds what matters. He strips out all the context and goes for simplicity; she hones in on the problem with a focus that is never myopic.
On last week's episode, as one team targeted their weakest link, Miss Universe Dayana Mendoza, Ivanka had a different thought about what was actually happening on the team. "Is that a failure of leadership, though?" she asked project manager Aubrey O'Day, a reality star/singer who thinks of herself as the only worthwhile contributor to any task, and who then stumbled trying to defend herself against Ivanka's revelatory question. Aubrey's failure to lead was highlighted in that moment, and it's unlikely Trump would have ever noticed.
As she asks questions and challenges the contestants, Ivanka is frequently entertaining and funny. When checking in on the men's team earlier this season, which was planning a party for a sponsor, both Clay Aiken and Dee Snider said they weren't confident because they don't attend parties. After challenging the Twisted Sister lead singer about his lack of partying, she said, wryly, "I would have never looked at the men's team and said you were a bunch of stiffs. What's going on? I'm totally shocked."
During the first celebrity season, when the men's team attempted to sabotage the women's team, Stephen Baldwin asked Ivanka what she thought about sabotage in business, expecting her to condemn it. Instead, she said, "I'm sort of into sabotage," though she qualified it by adding, "sometimes it can hurt you." She seems honest and never afraid to say what she's actually thinking, which makes for a fantastic reality television character, at the very least.
Her privilege and status in life hasn't yielded someone who's out of control with arrogance, nor with someone who seems to wither in the spotlight (hello, Don Jr.—although in fairness, multiple seasons on The Apprentice have made him a lot more affable). While her brothers seem to be more in their father's shadow, both physically and otherwise, Ivanka avoids that, on the show and in real life, and does her own thing without needing to call attention to it. Donald Trump loudly campaigns against same-sex marriage and/or for attention; Ivanka Trump serves as a host for a marriage-equality fundraiser.
For the daughter of such a sexist ass, she's a remarkable person. Trump will highlight a woman's appearance before anything else, if he even sees anything of value beyond the woman's appearance, which is rare. Ideally, Ivanka would challenge him more on things like this and on his ideas, both during The Apprentice and publicly when he says and does stupid things. But that's not easy for any child, never mind for someone whose father jokes on television that he'd date his daughter.
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