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Haig's performance in Someone Who'll Watch Over Me (at the Mosaic Theatre in Plantation) was little seen but indelible. An insular literature professor imprisoned in war-torn Beirut, chained in place for the entire play, Haig could barely move, not even stand, but still managed to conjure a moving, nuanced portrait of a limited, conflicted man who discovers a well of strength he never knew existed. As a medieval scholar, Haig's character initially seems the frail one, a man living through his ancient texts in an ivory tower into which harsh reality never makes its way. But Haig reveals a man capable of something more and shows us a strength derived from words, not force. Haig has always chosen intelligent roles, so it's worth your while to choose his performances whenever they pop up.


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I am using the term protect passwords in a broader sense. It involves a lot of thing. I mean to protect passwords you need to keep your system clean from keyloggers or key stroke loggers, prying eyes, and also maintain the habit of using different strong passwords for different accounts. All these things you can easily achieve. Use a competent Internet Security Solution to thwart the threat of keyloggers. I prefer security products from Avira, Kaspersky, Bitdefender and of course the Micorsoft Security Essentials (which I'm using) for this purpose. Also when you are up to enter the log in credentials in the input fields of your online accounts, keep a watch on your surroundings for prying eyes. If you want to create an extra secure password online check this article Generate Extra Secure Passwords Using Wolfram Alpha.
So you are already adhere to the above. Now we can look at another scenario. It's about protecting all your passwords in a 'locker'.
We use passwords to protect our digital life whether it is online or offline. We need to memorize the passwords we use in order to access the protected files or webpages again. You may have signed up for multiple social networks, email, bank accounts, insurance company account etc. online. Further you may be needed to remember ATM Pins, Phone Banking PINs etc. In my case other than the above, I have lots of offline documents and spreadsheets which I have protected using different passwords.
I never used or using same password to protect all my online accounts unlike my offline files. It is not advisable and can't be practical. Some online accounts limit your choice to enter a password with characters, numbers and symbols only. At the same time some other online accounts allow you to use only characters and numbers in passwords. Normally phone banking and ATM pins are only numbers. So same password is not possible in all cases and if you are using same password in all possible places, remember, the risk factor associated with it is high.
In addition some online accounts like bank accounts require the users to change their log in passwords frequently citing security concerns and it is right. So definitely you may have to remember a lots of passwords over the time. If you adopt some peculiar order to create passwords you may able to remember it, at some extent. So memorizing passwords are a big issue for lots of people.
It is not a good idea to put all your passwords in black and white in a Diary or scribbling pad. Alternatively enter all your log in credentials in a document or spredsheet. Encrypt the file and password protect it. That is what I'm going to explain you.
So in this article we can learn how to protect passwords or keep passwords securely for future reference. The method is simple. You just create a text, word, or Excel file to put all your passwords. Once you complete entering the passwords, I mean log in credentials, keep the file in a highly encrypted form and keep it on your PC's hard drive, any external storage device, or online cloud storage like your Dropbox etc.
Follow the Steps Below to Protect Passwords in a 'Locker' for Quicker Reference
Enter your passwords as mentioned above in any file. While entering passwords, you may use * mark instead of some characters in your passwords to keep it safe from prying eyes. For example if you use password "zZdoLLy4900#" you put it just like "zZdoLLy**00″ if you can remember the digit 49.
I have used the word 'Locker' few times above and even in the title. I was referring to a free encryption software called SafeHouse Explorer. I have been using it since the last one year to password protect my folders in Windows, files etc. So we can use it to store our just created sensitive file containing all our passwords. I choose SafeHouse Explorer because it ensurers maxim protection by using passwords and maximum-strength 256-bit advanced encryption. It completely hide and defend your sensitive files. Let us see how to protect passwords using SafeHouse Explorer.
First download and install SafeHouse Explorer. After installation run it from the start menu and click New Volume that you can see on the opening window of SafeHouse Explorer. Click Next. Select the location of your private file storage area and give a file name and description (optional)
Enter the required storage space. Here we only require a few kilobytes. Enter the volume size and choose kilobytes. Click next and enter a strong password in the password field. Also remember, this is the master password or only one password you need to memorize in future. After entering the password click Next. You can see an option to create desktop shortcut of your new safe storage volume. If not required remove tick mark against Create a desktop shortcut to open this volume. Then click "Create Volume". It will take few seconds to create your highly secure storage space to store your password file invisible. Once the volume is created you can instantly add your above created file (the file containing all your passwords) to it. You can see a popup window asking "Open volume your_file_name[dot]sdsk now?" Click Yes and drag and drop the password file to it. Then lock it from the file menu->lock volume.
If you opt not to add files instantly or want to add any additional file to the volume, open the volume from the stored location by double clicking the [dot]sdsk file you have created. You need to enter the password to access it.
That is all. Now your password file is invisible. You can copy the [dot]sdsk file and keep it on your USB storage device or cloud storage. So that you can refer the passwords whenever you need it from anywhere, whether you are online or offline.
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"Organized crime in America takes in over $40 billion a year and spends very little on office supplies."- Woody Allen, in The Celebrity Almanac.
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Be Yoga Charlotte
Be Yoga Charlotte offers a thoughtful, evolving and systematic curriculum designed to give students a solid foundation. Be Yoga Charlotte believes in the power of the ever-learning process. With the dedication, knowledge, and experience, they encourage students to challenge themselves to the highest mental, physical and spiritual plateaus. All classes begin, and end, with a short meditation. Each class combines professional technique with support, assistance and encouragement within an ever-evolving yoga practice. Classes fit a variety of strength and stamina levels and students feel refreshed and invigorated after class. Looking for a place to develop a yoga practice that can stay with you a lifetime? Be Yoga Charlotte is for you!
Phone Number: (704) 372-7665, 1-855-2BE-YOGA
Website: http://www.beyogaandwellness.com
Address: 1247 East Blvd., Suite 250, Charlotte, NC 28203
Yoga For Life
Centered Wellness is the home of Yoga for Life. It is a spacious facility at 1410 West Morehead Street that includes two yoga studios with floating hardwood floors, showers, a small retail space and offices for six wellness practitioners await participants. There is also paved parking, great visibility and easy access from uptown, I-77 and I-85. The studios offer opportunities for students to practice complete and peaceful yoga and meditation. Students are given the fundamentals on alignment and strengthening of the mind, body and spirit through professional techniques of yoga, meditation, Elixir Qiging and Nia. Classes are offered at a variety of skill levels; they additionally provide escape from the demands of the day.
Phone Number: 704-344-YOGA (9642)
Website: http://www.yogaforlifecharlotte.com
Address: 1410 West Morehead Street, Suite 200, Charlotte, NC 28208
Y2 Yoga
At Y2 Yoga, they believe life is complicated enough; Y2 Yoga believes that yoga is just as essential as water or oxygen for the body and is the nutrient that allows for escape from life. With one breath, one position, one positive thought and one movement, students can evolve into creators of peace, ingenuity and creativity centered within a physical body that promotes longevity. The instructors are individuals who are caring, concerned and well-trained and compassionate people who only want the best for students. They will see to it that all students are on a path of spiritual, mental and physical wellness with proper direction, assistance and support. Students are also encouraged to share the experience of yoga with others through Y2 Yoga's gift card program; they can also obtain the latest and greatest in yoga paraphernalia from the complete and well-stocked store.
Phone Number: (704)456-YOGA or (704)456-9642
Website: http://www.y2yoga.com
Address: 280 S. Sharon Amity Rd., Charlotte, NC 28211
Charlotte Yoga
Charlotte Yoga is home of more than 40 classes a week with a broad spectrum to choose from. From the offering Power Yoga and Hot 26™ to classes for the beginner, Charlotte Yoga has classes for all skill levels. Charlotte Yoga opened in February 2002 at Park & Woodlawn in Park Towne Village Shopping Center and has been thriving ever since. The studios are state-of-the-art with integrated sound systems. What is piped from them are inspirational music. Framed art work by local artists aligns the walls. There are also large windows and floating wood floors, which offer a more comfortable practice for participants. Studios are also mirrored so that students are able to view positions and techniques. Leave stress, tensions and discontentment at the door; Charlotte Yoga looks to help you align your body, mind and spirit one positive and progressive thought and exercise at a time.
Phone Number: (704)665-9003
Address: 1730 E Woodlawn Suite E, Charlotte, NC 28209
Website: http://www.charlotteyoga.com
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The Hollins philosophy program offers students the opportunity to graduate with departmental honors in philosophy. In order to do this, students must:
Recent theses include: "Thoughts to Words and Back Again," "The Right to Life and Death," "Social Contracts," "A Pound of Flesh: Developing a Feminist Theory of Prostitution," and "The Ethics and Consistency of the Incest Prohibition."
Phi Sigma Tau, the International Honor Society in Philosophy, has over 150 member chapters. It was founded to promote ties among philosophy departments in accredited institutions. The Society serves as a means of awarding distinction to students having high scholarship and interest in philosophy. Students have the opportunity to publish in the Society's journal, Dialogue. Hollins University is the Virginia Theta Chapter of the Society. It was founded in 1996. Our chapter's activities include sponsoring philosophy speakers, conducting informal meetings with philosophy students from other area colleges and universities, breakfast table discussions of favorite philosophy topics, and a festive yearly induction ceremony.
Among those who have delivered lectures in the past have been:
Hollins is a member of the Virginia Foundation of Independent Colleges, which sponsors an annual Ethics Bowl among 15 member schools. Each year Hollins students participate in a debate-style competition held at a Virginia university in which each team considers a number of case studies in applied ethics and answers questions posed by a panel of judges. The case studies have recently focused on questions of Ethics and Technology and Business Ethics, and each year a new theme is chosen. The philosophy department sponsors the team and the coaches are philosophy professors.
Hollins University has won its first-ever Ethics Bowl championship! Hollins won the 15th annual statewide collegiate Wells Fargo Ethics Bowl, held February 9-10 at Randolph-Macon College and sponsored by the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges (VFIC). The student team, which included Morgan Blalock '16, Madchen Specht '16, and Rory Keeley '17 with faculty coordinator Associate Professor of Philosophy James Downey, competed head-to-head against other student teams from Virginia's independent colleges and universities, debating a variety of case studies highlighting ethical dilemmas. The theme of this year's event was "Ethics and Health Care." Hollins first won three of its four Commonwealth Division matches, beating Washington and Lee, Sweet Briar, and Lynchburg (the team's lone loss was to Randolph). Hollins and Sweet Briar both shared 3-1 records to lead their division, but Hollins was awarded the tie-breaker for the division title as a result of defeating Sweet Briar head-to-head. In the Ethics Bowl final, Hollins faced Cardinal Division winner Bridgewater and earned victory by choosing to defend a more difficult position and doing an excellent job arguing it. Hollins' VFIC Ethics Bowl championship is even more remarkable when you consider that none of our team members had ever participated before in the event.
Photo: Hollins' 2014 Ethics Bowl Team with Associate Professor of Philosophy James Downey
A two-student debate team from Hollins University has been invited to participate in The Lafayette Debates, sponsored by the Embassy of France and The George Washington University, April 12 – 13 in Washington, D.C. According to the event's website, the debate tournament offers "the best and brightest student debaters…an opportunity to engage with prominent international relations scholars and professionals on issues of political, social and cultural significance to citizens of not only the French Republic and the United States, but also the world." The invitation comes on the heels of Hollins winning the 15th annual statewide collegiate Wells Fargo Ethics Bowl, held in February at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland.


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What can I do with a major in Psychology?The field of psychology is the science concerned with the study of individual behavior. The psychology major prepares students to study behavior and mental processes within an applied framework and typically encompasses both research and practice. This major offers an environment that fosters the development of critical thinking skills for psychology majors and other students interested in psychological processes.
Strategies• Gain internship in mental health facility
• Gain volunteer experience at hotline, crisis center, Big Brothers/Sisters, etc.
• Learn another language
• Become familiar with governmental opportunities for psychology majors
• If interested in administration, consider double major in business
• Get experience in advocacy
• Enhance knowledge of community problems
• Gain experience as student leader/worker on campus
• Serve as a fundraiser
• Obtain experience with local media (newspaper, radio, TV stations)
• Volunteer as a tutor
• Get a summer job in sales
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Professional OrganizationsAmerican Psychological Association
750 First Street, NE
Washington, DC 20002-4242
American Psychological Science
1133 15th Street, NW, Suite 1000
Washington, DC 20005
National Association of School Psychologists
4340 East West Hwy, Suite 402
Bethesda, MD 20814
Pennsylvania Psychological Association
416 Forster Street
Harrisburg, PA 17102
The Association for Women in Psychology
c/o Sharon Siegal
8235 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 303
Los Angeles, CA 90046
The Association of Black Psychologists
7119 Allentown Road, Suite 203
Ft. Washington, MD 20744
Web sites
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Graduate School & Careers in Psychology
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National Institute of Mental Health
Psychology Job Resources
PsychWeb: Psychology Related Information
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Jorge Familiar, a Mexican national, is the Vice President and Corporate Secretary of the World Bank Group since August 2010. In his current position, he plays a key role in facilitating and fostering cooperation and strategic dialogue between the Boards and the Bank Group Senior Management.
Previously, he was the Chief Executive Officer of the Mexican Instituto del Fondo Nacional para el Consumo de los Trabajadores (Instituto FONACOT). The Instituto Fonacot is a government owned financial institution with 1 million clients and a loan portfolio of $1 billion, grants consumer loans to workers, guarantees their access to finance and fosters the development of financial literacy.
From 2004 to 2008 he served as Executive Director and Alternate Executive Director in the World Bank Group in Washington DC, having been elected by Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Spain and Venezuela as its representative on the Boards of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the International Finance Corporation, the International Development Association, and the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency.
As chairman of the Working Group on Governance, he led efforts to reform the Code of Conduct for Board Officials and develop a proposal to reform the internal governance of the World Bank Group. He was also a member of the Board's Development Effectiveness, Governance and Ethics Committees.
He started his career in the Banking and Securities Commission of Mexico (CNBV), where he held various appointments until becoming Vice-chairman of Securities and Derivatives Markets Supervision and member of the Board of Government. He was in charge of the design, negotiation and implementation of several pieces of regulation, including the executive's branch proposal of the new Securities Market Law, issued by Congress on December 2005 and the proposals to amend the Securities Market Law and of a new Mutual Funds Law, both issued by Congress on June 2001.
He is a currently a member of the Committee of Best Practices of Corporate Governance of the Mexican Business Coordinating Council and a former member of the Accounting Principles Commission of the Mexican Institute of Public Accountants. He has published several articles on securities market's regulation, corporate governance and other financial topics; and has participated as speaker in numerous conferences and seminars, both in Mexico and abroad.
Mr. Familiar also lectured on finance at the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) and was a member of the Advisory Board of the Accounting and Strategic Finance Program at the same university. He holds a bachelor's degree in accounting and a master's degree in finance from ITAM, where he graduated with honors.


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Taggia at FireSky
- Address:
4925 N. Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85251Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Taggia at FireSky
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.taggiascottsdale.com/
- Phone: (480) 424-6095
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday-Sunday, 7:00 am until 10:30 am
Lunch: Monday-Sunday, 11:30am until 2:00pm
Dinner: Sunday- Saturday 5:30pm until 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Mediterranean
- Executive Chef: Massimo DeFrancesca
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Chef's Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Taggia Restaurant & Lounge at FireSky Resort & Spa is a premier choice for distinctive Scottsdale events and meetings. From modest board meetings to lavish wedding receptions, Taggia accommodates you in delicious style. In addition to accommodating private parties of up to 100 guests, Taggia provides catering for everything from a small gathering of a few to receptions for up to 1,000 guests at the adjacent FireSky Resort & Spa. Our lush patio features inviting fireside seating, while the dining room offers an elegant venue for private meals and receptions.
- Special Events: Join us in the Living Room Lounge for Aperativo Hour daily 5pm - 7pm for our $5 menu Featuring Four Peaks Draught Beer and select cocktails and Amaro
A word from Taggia at FireSky
Reminiscent of the Italian Riviera, the experience here is rustic yet refined, casual yet elegant. Featuring Coastal Italian cuisine, our menu highlights fresh seafood and wood fired oven pizzas. Chef Massimo De Francesca transforms carefully chosen organic, seasonal ingredients into the time-tested, naturally healthy dishes of Italy's Ligurian coastline. Believing that true Mediterranean cuisine is defined by the quality of the ingredients, flavorful dishes like Baccala Fritters with Hearts of Palm & Chipotle Aioli or Veal Tonnato with Tuna Emulsion, Pickled Eggs & Gerkin Pesto confirm this. Nestled within FireSky Resort & Spa, Taggia overlooks the lush oaisis lagoon and waterfalls. You can choose from the relaxed casual experience in the dining room with an intimate booth or the livelier social atmosphere of the outdoor patio, with wood burning fireplace and bubbling fountians. Inquire about our private dining and catering options.Continued
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Taggia at FireSky reviews from OpenTable diners
33 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.8
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (19)great for outdoor dining (17)special occasion (15)good for groups (11)notable wine list (9)romantic (9)neighborhood gem (8)scenic view (4)great for lunch (4)hot spot (4)kid-friendly (3)great for brunch (2)Show More
- Staff was amazingOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/24/2014Food was excellent. Kids menu somewhat limited. The staff was amazing. They went the extra mile, lighting the fireplace outside just for us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VIPDinerVIPDined on 11/22/2014Outstanding service and food. Highly recommend. Nice spot to dine poolside.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great On-site DiningninjuncDined on 11/21/2014Sometimes at hotels and resorts you end up with mediocre on-site dining. It is more of a convenience than an experience. Not so with the Taggia. Although you don't get a stand-alone restaurant ambiance of a typical fine dining restaurant, you get the food and service quality. My wife and I ate breakfast there as well as one dinner. The food was excellent and the servers were great. If you sit by the windows, you get great views of the pools and plant life of the resort as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/15/2014Excellent Italian cuisine--everything we had--appetizers, each of our dinners & desserts! We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PatiofoodluverDined on 11/8/2014We said outside and it was beautiful, trees, fire, water, all the elements to make it serene. The service was outstanding. Unfortunately the food was not. The Caesar salad had way to much vinegar, the risotto was watery and tasted odd as there were capers in it which did not seem to compliment the risotto (I love capers, just not in this). Scallops were okay, but a little cold, nice size though. Osso Buco was just okay at best, very dry. Overall the meal was just okay. If I returned it would be to just have drinks and enjoy the patio, too many other good places to eat in the area. Thought maybe it was just an off night, but there was only an handful of tables, talked to friends that had gone and they didn't like the food.Special Features:
- Not a top ten pick!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/31/2014We chose Taggia based on online reviews including a food writer who selected Taggia as a top ten dining pick. We were disappointed. When we arrived for celebration of our 37th anniversary, we were seated outdoors as we requested. Someone was smoking cigars and rather than find the offending culprit, we were moved next to the indoor space. The service was overbearing. The wait staff seemed unable to interpret our cues, our conversations were constantly and mindlessly interrupted. Finally in exasperation, I asked them to please give us some time to relax. The food itself was average. I enjoyed the gnocchi. The wine list is overpriced. It is definitely not one of the top ten dining experiences in the Scottsdale area.Special Features:
- Amazing ExperiencePerry55Dined on 10/25/2014Our entire experience was amazing, from the incredible service we received from our server Sarah, to our most delicious meal, to the beautiful atmosphere, it was the perfect way to spend our anniversary. We will definitely return and have already recommended Taggia to friends ,family and coworkers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentDanRVIPDined on 10/18/2014Food was excellent, upscale and moderately prices. Service was impeccable.Special Features:
- ExcellentUnfortunatelyDined on 10/10/2014Dining experience in a outdoor setting. An established Scottsdale gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really good Italian!AnnaVIPDined on 9/27/2014Our 2nd time at Taggia, having recently discovered this hidden gem. I had the butternut squash/apple bisque on the Restaurnt Week menu and the gnocchi with peas and pork belly, and both were excellent. There were 4 of us and everyone ordered a different starter and entrée (altho my hubby stuck with the Caesar and carbonara dishes he ordered on our first visit here), and we were all very happy with our service and our dinner choices. We will definitely return.Special Features:
- Lunch at Taggia'sretiredvolunteerDined on 9/21/2014We ate there because it was a convenient place for our friends to meet us, since we were staying at the hotel. It was not crowded, so we were able to sit and talk for a good long time, and not be concerned that we were holding up a table. The food was good, and the service friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unhappy Birthday DinnerGoodFoodVIPDined on 9/2/2014We went for my birthday but the food wasn't very good. The salmon and risotto were both overcooked and the pasta was undercooked. Also, the dinner was charged to my hotel room, which was not supposed to happen as it was my birthday dinner and the rest of the table had wanted to pay.
- Nice SurpriseReviewmanVIPDined on 8/27/2014Situated in a Kimpton Hotel, this was a really good find. Food was very good. The waitress was outstanding.Special Features:
- Best food and service ever!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/20/2014The food was so good we could not get enough of it but the highlight if the night was the amazing service we had Will as our waiter and he was so amazing and we are vegaterian and he helped Taylor the menu to suit our needs... Love this place !!! Coming back again soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/16/2014Ordered the burrata and calamari for appetizers. Both amazing! Had the swordfish and scallops for dinner. May be the best scallops I've ever eaten. Great service and good cocktails. Will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/9/2014Their service is unbelievably perfect and inviting.. You'll feel as if you are the only one in the entire restaurant! Their menu and chef's specials are yummy! Their happy hour is great from 5pm to 7pm.. Yippee! I'll be a regular here.Special Features:
- Generally good timejimxfedDined on 8/4/2014Our dining experience at Taggia was good, but something was missing from my previous trips there. I don't know what it was but might have been the empty atmosphere at the restaurant, or the fact that we sat outside. They acknowleged both our birthdays which was nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 274 reviews are from the Taggia at FireSky reviews archive.
- Gourmet value!GobigorgohomeDined on 7/27/2014We were pleasantly surprised by the exceptional flavors and service and the zenlike ambience. A three course prix fixe meal included caprese salad, salmon over avocado purée which was served at a perfect temperature, and a choice of cheesecake or cream filled cannoli, plus a glass of mimosa. The bill including tip for three people was less than $80. We felt that the exceptional service, cuisine and ambience were deserving of return trips. Our son plans to book reservations for his next romantic date. This was the best service we have received at any restaurant in the metro Phoenix area in the past year and a half.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent, Excellent Excellent!DeniseVIPDined on 7/26/2014The food was exquisite! We started with the pasta of the day - a Rigatoni with Bolognese sauce. Then we had the Daterri pizza - what a perfect combination of sweet dates and bacon, Yum! Then we had the Bistecca - so tender and flavorful. Finally, we finished with perfectly frothed cappucino and strawberrry, prickly pear cheesecake - so light and fluffy. Lauren was our server and she was SO attentive and knowledgeable. We will definitely come back!Special Features:
- Always Yummy!AletheaVIPDined on 7/25/2014I have been to Taggia at FireSky, on several occasions. This time I bought a friend with me, who also enjoyed it. The Branzino (fish) Entrée, is very good, as well as the Datteri Pizza, and Misto Organic Salad. The wine selection is great as well, and I was glad to see that there was a local white wine on the list, which was delightful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice find!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/15/2014Nice menu selection, had the mista salad to begin with, delish. Entre was the stripped bass, perfectly prepared over a bed of braised kale and quinoa on a pea purée. The hubs had the fennel sausage pizza also very tasty. Our server was very informative, knew the menu front to back, chef massimo stopped by our table to see if we were happy with our meal. Nice touch! Ambiance was not was we expected, hotel lobby restaurant, but food and service were outstanding.Special Features:
- Impeccable servicethemajorDined on 6/10/2014The food was an 8 on a scale of 1-10 -- we truly expected better. That said, the scallops and risotto were cooked to perfection and delectable. The menus were splotched with food and dirt. But, the service (Seth and his helpers) was absolutely impeccable. Everyone wished us a Happy Anniversary, the dessert was on the house and delicious, and the food we didn't like was taken off the bill. I consider that to be service above and beyond the norm.Special Features:
- Terrific SettingAletheaVIPDined on 5/30/2014My first time to Taggia, with a friend was amazing. We both enjoyed our meals, and would come back again. Service was timely as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- azcanardsVIPDined on 5/28/2014Thanks Will for a great evening! Food and service were excellent!Special Features:
- Casual Elegant Dining at Taggialove2eatoutDined on 5/24/2014Taggia delivers a lovely dining experience complete with delicious food and wine in an elegant outdoor setting. Service is friendly and helpful. You can enjoy an unhurried dining experience in elegant peaceful surroundings.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AnniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/22/2014We picked this from internet and we absolutely overwhelmed at the ambience, attentive and upbeat staff and food plus champagne courtesy of the restaurant for our anniversary!! Tennis Twosome-Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Will Come BackVickidDined on 5/20/2014Next time we come we will take advantage of their packages and spend the night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice!LindaDined on 5/19/2014We were there on a Monday evening and not many other diners. Two of us ate from the Arizona Week menu and two ate off the normal menu. Every one of us enjoyed all that we ordered. It was a quiet spot but, I don't know if that was because it was a Monday night. The outdoor spot was lovely, overlooking the pools and grounds of a quaint, old hotel.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Nice dining experienceCTARIZONADined on 5/15/2014Dinner at Taggia was very good. The menu variety was nice and the presentation of what was ordered was very good. The service was excellent. No complaints. I would definitely go back. Unfortunately, I cannot say the same for breakfast or lunch. This restaurant is the only one in the Fire Sky resort. The breakfast was over cooked. The restaurant also handles the food service at the pool. The service was prompt, but the food was cold and not exactly what was ordered. But, definitely go to Taggia for dinner. They do a very nice job.Special Features:
- So pleasant an greart food!MarieDined on 5/10/2014We had dinner on the patio, it was so pleasant and relaxing. The flavors were very interesting, everything was delicious, and the service was excellent. We will go back for sure!Special Features:
- Took a chancetoopickyDined on 5/9/2014Fabulous food, service needs a little tweaking. I will definitely go back. Probably more like 3 dollar signs if you don't want to eat pizza.Special Features:
- Hidden gemEatsoutalotVIPDined on 5/7/2014Back of fire sky hotel - never knew it was in there but good Italian foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Memorable eveningddelliottazDined on 5/5/2014I chose this restaurant because I wanted a place that had good food and was comfortable and quiet (for conversation). The outdoor patio was perfect for this occasion: beautiful setting, comfortable, and tables spaced so that conversation could be easily enjoyed. Service was exceptional (thanks to Seth Cecil), and the food was delicious. The scallops were done perfectly and the chocolate covered tiramisu melted in our mouths.Special Features:
- VIPDinerVIPDined on 4/28/2014Kimpton restaurant associated with Firesky Resort in Scottsdale, overlooking the pool and gardens. The chef is outstanding and the food and service is just great. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great spotLovemyfoodDined on 4/20/2014We came across this spot by accident . We loved it so much we went two nights in a row. Great food , service , and atmosphere. We will be back!Special Features:
- Wonderful experienceYeidsDined on 4/16/2014We had both breakfast and dinner here and the atmosphere was ideal for both. If you can ignore the birds which are inescapable, it was fantastic. In particular, I have not had a meal like the sea bream in a while. I truly appreciate delicious food and it was nothing less than outstanding. Will definitely be back when we are back in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very good hotel ItalianOpenTable Diner Since 1999VIPDined on 4/16/2014We were early in the evening and service was a little slow at first, but later good enough and very friendly. Food, especially appetizers,was very good. Outside dining on a perfect night was great, with only a little distraction from the near-by pool. As sunset occurred very nice lighting came on in lush trees near-by. Very nice evening over all. Would return.Special Features:
- GPersonVIPDined on 4/8/2014We were a 10 person business group. Most of the the Southwestern style entrees (innovative, delicious and served simultaneously) were ordered by our table. Desserts were also perfect. The suggested wine pairings matched perfectly to the cuisine. The outdoor ambience matched with attentive yet non-obtrusive and knowledgeable staff added to an excellent experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 4/7/2014We had a very enjoyable outdoor dining experience. The food was tasty and well-presented. The wine selection was good, and reasonably priced. The staff were eager to please. We will return.Special Features:
- Super service, wonderful food.SQ333Dined on 3/25/2014Super service, wonderful food. We had the scallops and asparagus risotto. Absolutely delicious. The manager was so nice to stroll around the tables and talk with everyone:) The ambience was fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Why are we attracted to specific colors and what do they mean spiritually?
According to David Icke, we are only capable of seeing a limited range of colors and we are unable to see the frequency range beyond visible light. Icke believes that certain races of extraterrestrial beings called Reptilians operate on a different frequency outside visible light and manipulate our current reality through Illuminati families.
Through Near Death Experiences, we have heard numerous times about people who temporarily passed on to the other side and upon their return, have stated that they saw various indescribable colors that we are unable to see within our current light frequency.
Related: Re-incarnation: A Blessing or a Curse?
Many people believe that dogs can only see in black and white, but the truth is, they can see limited colors as they only have approximately 20% of the cone photoreceptor cells that humans have. Photoreceptor cells are the part of the eye that controls our perception of color.
Our bodies have seven energy receptors of life force and prana called chakras. Each chakra vibrates and responds to a different color. The word, chakra, is Sanskrit and means "wheel" or "turning, but in yogic context, chakra means 'vortex' or 'whirlpool'.
In her book, True Balance, by Sonia Choquette, she mentions how to use the color green if you are sad or depressed. A non-spiritual description of this color is often associated with envy (as in green with envy) but Choquette advises to go outside in nature and observe all of the 'green' around you because through nature and the predominance of the color green, it will lift your spirits.
"When the heart center is balanced, we actually establish energetic resonance with others, entering into a common vibration. We've all had these spontaneous heart-based connections, such as when we encounter someone we instantly like or feel as though we've known in the past. The Universe is a hologram aware of all of its parts at all times, and when we move into our heart chakra, we shift into this holographic vibration. This allows the Universe to fill any void that we may be experiencing in our life, giving us exactly what we need, brining us our heart's desire."
- Sonia Choquette, from her book, True Balance
Your lower three chakras govern your physical drives and urges in this 3rd dimensional reality while the upper four chakras are more spiritual
in nature. In order to clearly access the upper four chakras, one needs to work on his or her lower three chakras through 'chakra clearing'.
I have several Himalayan Salt Lamps which exude an orangish-yellow color and help to keep my lower chakras in balance while eliminating negative ions within a specific range of my lamps. My daughter has a slight case of asthma which is immediately eradicated when she's near her Himalayan salt lamp. When lit, the color of the Himalayan Salt Lamp strongly resonates with your sacral and solar plexus chakras.
Many indigenous cultures not only honor all aspects of life, but directions as well. Each direction of north, south, east and west have a corresponding element and color:
The following is an excerpt from by Lee Brown at the
1986 Continental Indigenous Council:
There was the cycle of the mineral, the rock. There was the cycle of the plant. And now we re in the cycle of the animal coming to the end of that and beginning the cycle of the human being. When we get into the cycle of the human being, the highest and greatest powers that we have will be released to us. They will be released from that light or soul that we carry to the mind. But right now we're coming to the end of the animal cycle and we have investigated ourselves and learned what it is to be like an animal on this earth.
At the beginning of this cycle of time, long ago, the Great Spirit came down and He made an appearance and He gathered the peoples of this earth together they say on an island which is now beneath the water and He said to the human beings, "I'm going to send you to four directions and over time I'm going to change you to four colors, but I'm going to give you some teachings and you will call these the Original Teachings and when you come back together with each other you will share these so that you can live and have peace on earth, and a great civilization will come about." And he said "During the cycle of time I'm going to give each of you two stone tablets. When I give you those stone tablets, don't cast those upon the ground. If any of the brothers and sisters of the four directions and the four colors cast their tablets on the ground, not only, will human beings have a hard time, but almost the earth itself will die."
And so he gave each of us a responsibility and we call that the Guardianship. To the Indian people, the red people, he gave the Guardianship of the earth. We were to learn during this cycle of time the teachings of the earth, the plants that grow from the earth, the foods that you can eat, and the herbs that are healing so that when we came back together with the other brothers and sisters we could share this knowledge with them. Something good was to happen on the earth.
To the South, he gave the yellow race of people the Guardianship of the wind. They were to learn about the sky and breathing and how to take that within ourselves for spiritual advancement. They were to share that with is at this time.
To the West He gave the black race of people the Guardianship of the water. They were to learn the teachings of the water which is the chief of the elements, being the most humble and the most powerful. When I went to the University of Washington and I learned that it was a black man that discovered blood plasma, it didn't surprise me because blood is water and the elders already told me the black people would bring the teachings of the water.
To the North He gave the white race of people the Guardianship of the fire. If you look at the center of many of the things they do you will find the fire. They say a light bulb is the white man's fire. If you look at the center of a car you will find a spark. If you look at the center of the airplane and the train you will find the fire. The fire consumes, and also moves. This is why it was the white brothers and sisters who began to move upon the face of the earth and reunite us as a human family.
Colors play a strong role for those who are of the Wicca faith:
Brown - Used for: Animals, comfort, security, home, centering, hesitation, neutrality, uncertainty, invoking the earth for benefit. Deity of brown candles- Gaia, Dagda, Danu.
Indigo - Used for: Deep relaxation, restful sleep, to invoke the righteous spirit in you when doing good work. Deity of indigo candles - Brigid.
Gold - Used for: Wealth, generosity, prosperity, sun magic. Deity of gold candles - Lugh, Pwyll, Balor.
Silver - Used for: Intuition, dreams, cancellation, neutrality, stalemate.
Dark Blue - Used for: Impulsiveness, depression, changeability, to create confusion (use with white candles or you can create confusion in self). Deity of white candles - Dwynn.
Greenish Yellow - Used for: Sickness, cowardice, anger, jealousy, discord
Blue Back - Used for: Wounded pride, broken bones, angelic protection. Deity of blue black candles - Diantach
Dark Purple - Used for: Calling the power of ancient ones, sigils/runes, government. Deity of dark purple candles - Magog.
Red - Used for: Health, strength, physical energy, sexual love, passion, courage, protection, vitality, creativity.
Light Red - Used for: Deep affection of a non-sexual nature. Deity of light red candles - Brittannia.
Pink - Used for: Love, romance, honor, morality, friendship, compassion, relaxation, binding magic, young females. Deity of pink candles - Aeval, Epona.
Orange - Used for: General attraction, energy, assertiveness, endurance, encouragement, adaptability, stimulation, to seal a spell. Deity of orange candles - Gubba.
Yellow - Used for: Intellect, confidence, divination, charm, communication, eloquence, travel, movement, happiness, success, self esteem, attraction, persuasion, healing. Deity of yellow candles - Diantach.
Blue - Used for: Protection. Deity of blue candles - Angus.
Green - Used for: Prosperity, employment, fertility, honey, healing, growth, nuturing love, finance, luck, agriculture, invoking the Goddess of regeneration. Deity of green candles - Bomba.
Mint green - Used for: Financial gains, used with gold or silver. Deity of mint green candles - Pridderi
Light green - Used for: To improve the weather. Deity of light green candles - Tyrannis.
Light blue - Used for: Healing, peace, psychicism, patience, happiness, inner peace, friendship, tranquility, understanding, protection of home, young men, protection of new buildings. Deity of light blue candles - Hertha.
Purple - Used for: Power, healing severe disease, spirituality, meditation, religion, inner power, tension, ambition, business progress. source
Certain colored gemstones and crystals have specific properties and benefits, many of which align to either your chakras or to similar descriptive benfits as the candle colors:
For a more thorough description of any specific gemstone or crystal, please see: Crystals And Gemstones For Healing
While some people may be able to pass a lie detector test, your aura will never lie. According to wiki, the aura is "a field of subtle, luminous radiation surrounding a person".
You can learn how to see your aura here: How to See Your Aura: Tips and Tricks!
The colors of your aura reflect the same colors as your chakras. For example, if your aura is red, orange or yellow, it shows that there are some physical, mental or sexual areas in your life that need addressing. Once your lower root chakras are balanced, you'll begin seeing an aura that will be green, blue, indigo or violet, which correspond to the heart, throat, 3rd eye and crown chakra. While many people will have differing opinions on the ideal aura color, it is this writer's opinion that green shows the most balance. Please keep in mind that there are no "bad" aura colors as each color has a lesson to teach us about ourselves.
For more on what each aura color means, please see: How to Read Auras: What is the Meaning of Each Color?
The colors you use in every day life, whether they are in the clothes you're wearing right now, the color of your car or even the color you painted your walls, can tell a lot about you.
About the Author:
Gregg Prescott, M.S. is the founder and editor of In5D and BodyMindSoulSpirit. He hosts a weekly spiritual show on In5D Radio and promotes spiritual, metaphysical and esoteric conferences in the United States through In5dEvents. Gregg is currently working in collaboration with Michelle Walling, CHLC, in opening a holistic walk-in clinic called Alternative Holistic Healthcare (AHH) in Sarasota, FL with subsequent subsidiaries around the world based upon this model.
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A single camera can monitor a key location, such as a nest site or den, providing a history of activities and behaviours of the target species; how much food was brought, when do the animals come and go?. An array of cameras across a forest or mountain can overtime (40 cameras operating for 6 months provide 20 years worth of continuous observation!) provide a uniquely comprehensive description of the larger wildlife using that habitat. Which species are present? When are they active? How frequently do we record them? How many species are present? At what rate do we discover them?
ZSL scientists are using camera trap arrays to study the rare tigers and leopards of the Russian Far East and gain insight into some of the hunting threats affecting them. Profiles of poorly known rare forest faunas along the Kenya coast and the highland rainforests of Guinea have been made and will be compared with results in future repetitions. Camera trap arrays have been used to study the incredibly rare Saharan cheetahs, and dama gazelles, as well as Nubian ibex and small poorly known species such as Blanford's fox in Arabia.
Other camera related activities include research at the Institute of Zoology to investigate how study of rate of movement can provide estimates of home range and local densities directly for picture sequences. In another configuration cameras set to take daily photos at fixed times are used to study the cycle of greening and drying plants in the Sahara desert and also ebb and flow of nesting in penguin colonies in the Antarctic.


text: Lady Hawkwood has a most wonderful pattern she used for the wool cap as a prize at Lughnasad. It is lined and of an adult size. At this point in time, the hat patterns I have found at the fabric stores are not very good. I believe the one she used is part of a complete set of clothing? I have two yards of green felt for hats I was unable to use for Lughnasad, to be used for childrens hats. Asa ============================================================================ Go to http://lists.ansteorra.org/lists.html to perform mailing list tasks.


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No actually, I did it on my own mostly, even though I had help from Wallachia and Hungary early on, but Asia Minor was just me, going patiently from country to country, closing the Ottomans in and basically finishing the job. Yeah, it wasn't all that easy, but I played on Normal so I don't know if that accounts for anything. I mainly followed the advice people gave me, build the fleet, close the channel, win.
No, I am not using any mod, I looked up how to change the country name on the forums and put the name in. I saw that was how the Greeks called the Easter Roman Empire and I said "well, since I'm already giving Greek(ish) names to provinces, why not do it for the whole country?"
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Two months ago I blogged all "miss know it all" about settling in childcare, which was inevitably followed by littl'un becoming very unsettled at nursery. She has had phases of being upset in the mornings before that I've put down to moving up from the baby room, potty training and a change in key worker but this time I am rather at a loss.
The little girl who used to march happily into nursery with a "see you later alligator, in a while crocodile" now has a complete melt down every morning when she gets to nursery with a combination of complete tantrums and panic. She seems to be reasonably happy during the day but then has another complete meltdown at home time. In the morning she screams that she doesn't want to come to nursery and in the evening she screams that she doesn't want to come home and that she wants to sleep at nursery in the book corner!
It's been going on for about a month now and is getting more and more distressing for both of us. It's pretty hard to keep your cool when you literally have to chase your child around the room to get her to go home in the evening!
I've talked about it with nursery and we're trying various things but as I say we're really at a loss - she certainly has tantrums at times outside nursery and like all 2 year olds can winge for Britain but is generally pretty flexible and takes lots of different situations very confidently in her stride. So this is a heart felt plea for advice for anyone who has gone through anything similar. Did you get to the bottom of what triggered it and did you find anyway of helping your child cope?


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The Bureau of Health Professions has begun to create a nationwide network of Public Health Training Centers (HRSA, 2000b). The purpose of the program is to improve the nation's public health system by strengthening the technical, scientific, managerial, and leadership competence of the current and future public health workforce. Each of the Public Health Training Centers for each respective state or region will work to
Assess the educational needs of and training materials and facilities available to local and state public health agencies;
Use distance-learning technology and other new educational approaches to provide both basic and specialized public health education;
Improve public health providers' ability to interpret and make informed decisions based on relevant data and information;
Establish on-site educational programs in underserved areas;
Develop field-based educational opportunities for students from traditional on-campus graduate public health programs;
Develop new curricula for public health practitioners on emerging public health issues such as bioterrorism, behavioral and mental health, domestic and societal violence, and environmental health issues; and
Train lay workers from local boards of health and community health offices.
The centers are designed to offer training and continuing education programs to about 100,000 public health students and professionals each year. To date, 14 centers have been funded. These centers involve 35 academic institutions and more than 42 states. Funding levels range from about $250,000 to $500,000 per year per center, although the recommended levels were $1 million. Although this is a needed program, funds are insufficient to compensate for the reduction in training funds experienced over the past two decades. Adequate funding, especially in states with small and medium populations, would create the opportunity to release staff to prepare and provide training programs and to increase the number of sessions provided. Additionally, adequate funding would allow the training center to hire distance-learning specialists to aid in the preparation of courses.
CDC has also been a major supporter of education for public health professionals. The CDC Graduate Certificate Program (GCP) was a federally sponsored initiative directed primarily toward CDC field officers, state health department personnel, and selected others with at least 3 to 5 years of experience in public health practice. The programs were designed for midcareer professionals in public health practice who desired to further their professional standing. The program provided the means by which Public Health Advisors working in state and local health departments across the country could earn a graduate certificate in public health from one of four


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Acclaimed Chinese director Zhang Yimou has aimed his past few efforts at re-creating Ang Lee-style martial-arts success with Hero and House of Flying Daggers. Now he returns to what he does best: exploring the complicated relationships between people.
In the gorgeously titled and gorgeous-looking Riding Alone For Thousands of Miles, Zhang traces the journey of a not-well-traveled Japanese man. Mr. Takata is played by famous Japanese actor Ken Takakura, who did the bulk of his acting work decades ago. The introverted, aging fisherman is an emotionally distant father who is trying to repair the relationship with his terminally ill son. To do so, he will journey to remote areas of China in a search for a traditional Chinese folk opera performer whom his scholarly son was unable to document.


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Moving mobile numbers should be instant
Ofcom has issued a second document on number portability, recommending that customers be able to instantly move their fixed and mobile numbers between networks. Number portability, the ability to take your phone number with you when you change networks, increases churn - and thus competition - wherever it's been introduced. But …
Done properly, it could eliminate slamming
"this would make slamming (moving customers onto a new network without their knowledge) a great deal easier"
I disagree. Done properly, a central database could ELIMINATE slamming.
The key is that the central database must be controlled only by the end users, not to any of the companies involved in providing the service.
A customer wants a mobile number, they sign up at the central database and the number is issued. They assign a password, and they choose a service provider for that number.
Switching suppliers requires the customer to log back in on the central site and choose another supplier. There's no need for complicated "outgoing supplier must agree" procedures -- the phone owner has sole control.and the only third party that has to "agree" is the supplier taking over the service.
Re: done properly...
Absolutely - but that relies on the end users being capable of managing their own numbers. As soon as you allow the providers access to the DB to support the non-technical users, you open the door to slamming.
In an ideal world, though...
Not practical...
"A customer wants a mobile number, they sign up at the central database and the number is issued. They assign a password, and they choose a service provider for that number.
Switching suppliers requires the customer to log back in on the central site and choose another supplier. There's no need for complicated "outgoing supplier must agree" procedures -- the phone owner has sole control.and the only third party that has to "agree" is the supplier taking over the service."
This is a nice idea in principle, however unfortunately it just isn't practical due to you failing to take into account the fact that the vast majority of the end-users for telephones are techno-phobic luddites (or just over the age of 40) and therefore won't be able to cope with such a plan.
It also has massive security problems looming due to the fact that there's still a large demographic of phone users who either don't posess a computer, don't ever want to use computers if at all possible, or are just a part of the luddite group who have Windows PCs but have no concept of or just don't care about security (i.e, the ones with USB ADSL adaptors, no hardware firewall or have not turned on windows updates). It's bad enough that so many credit card numbers and other personal details get ripped off by phishers, key loggers, etc without adding another, quite valuable and easy to abuse, avenue for abuse.
Changing over internal numbers
My business partner had a pay as you go mobile on T-Mobile, we bought new company phones, he wanted to retain his number.
According to T-Mobile, the only way to do this would be to transfer the number out, and then back in again.
"mass debate on central database"
Is that like a tech version of 'soggy biscuit' - replacing the biscuits with hard drive platters?
"users who don't posess a computer"
Fair point, but you've overlooked that mobile phone that they presumably DO possess.
Though its probably easier to do it via a "real computer" it ought to be equally possible to do it via the phone's keypad -- and indeed, supplier selection could potentially be a standard pin-protected menu on every mobile phone.
OK, people sometimes forget their PINs -- so there has to be a postal or email reminder facility which would add a few days to the transfer time of somebody that was forgetful. But for the majority of people transfer between providers could still be instant, and controlled entirely by the customer with the outgoing provider needing no say in the matter.
As for users giving pins to the "wrong" people, it doesn't seem to have caused the wholesale shutdown of any major cash dispenser network.
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As someone who is just over 40, I take exception to your argument. I agree that many people that are advanced in their years do have trouble grasping the complexity of computers, internet and mobile phones, but it might do you good to realize that many people "just above 40" today are responsible for your ability to make that gratuitous comment.
Don't knock your elders, grasshopper, among them is the one that changed your diapers.
Transfer of numbers within BT
Perhaps it is because I am over 40 (as are most of the people who actually created the IT industry we all love) but BT will not allow me to transfer DDI numbers from BT to BT. They have to release them and then if I am lucky I can get my own number back... BT own DDI numbers I was told so tough luck.
IVR instead of a web page
Another solution would be to make SIM cards generic and completely programmable over the air.
You buy your mobile and SIM (with a choice of number) dial a shortcode and select your service provider, the customer could also be asked for a PIN which would prevent slamming.
You then get put through to an operator (from your chosen network) who takes your details (name and address for PAYG along with bank details for contract.
The appropriate service profile is then downloaded and your SIM and the network exchange rellevant information.
The network also obtains the encryption key from a server at ofcom (or an Independent company) via a secure wired link.
When you want to change networks you simply repeat the process and provided your bill is paid if you are on contract your number is transferred.
if credit cards can be authorised in real-time in a matter of milliseconds then surely this is possible.
A condition of a network operators licence should be that they carry the calls to the shortcode free so that the phone will log onto the network with the strongest signal when switched on.
fixed lines maybe slightly more complex due to the need for physical infrastructure at the customer's premises (socket and local loop, etc.)
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Birches is a dual-purpose neighborhood restaurant. On weekday evenings, it's a drop-by destination for treats from the wood-burning grill--hamburgers and pizza, available with foodie-pleasing toppings like chipotle aioli, roasted shallots, applewood-smoked bacon, and Gruyère. On Friday and Saturday nights, it's a retreat for savvy, grown-up comfort food--wood-grilled steaks and seafood, chicken Benedict, and a dream-come-true steak sandwich. Meal-spanning musts: the cobb salad and the all-fired-up chocolate cake. The space is cozy and the staff is superfriendly, but one caveat: The bill quietly creeps up.
Unpretentious and hearty fare predominate the menu at this casual restaurant, prettily landscaped within a north-county shopping center. Typically winning dish: scallops chinois, which alternates sizable bivalve mollusks with fresh orange slices, all in a zippy peanut dressing.
A work-in-progress worth watching. The kitchen here can soar: A pistachio-encrusted rack of lamb is stellar, as is a poblano-encrusted chicken breast. If you had a magic wand, though, you'd do something about the general ambiance, which was a bit stiff when we last visited. The cool-cat downstairs bar has caught on and may buoy up the dining potential.
Chameleon Café is one of those truly magical, invaluable local restaurants where the food is always inventive and excellent yet well-priced, the wine list is intelligently chosen, and a table is almost always available. The menu changes seasonally but always shows classic Continental flare with offerings like braised veal cheeks with grapes and cremini mushrooms or house-made charcroute garni. Despite the sophisticated menu, Chameleon has a relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere and knowledgeable but affable servers. Don't miss the house-made desserts. Kudos to chef/co-owner--and Parkville native--Jeff Smith for returning to the 'hood to bring us this stellar but comfortable bistro.
With the some of the best Maryland crab soup anywhere, Gertrude's is the spot for Free State foodies, thanks to celebrity chef John Shields' artfully prepared seasonal menu, which is heavy on the seafood and easy on the eyes. The build-your-own entrées are popular here, as are the gorgeous crab cakes. Rivaling the food for tasteful flair is the outdoor patio, which overlooks the Baltimore Museum of Art's meandering sculpture garden. A perfect place to impress out-of-towners without breaking the bank; also ideal for a quiet lunch among the academic cognoscenti of adjacent Johns Hopkins University.
This committed, urbane Canton restaurant deploys a comfortable but stylish date-place vibe, an affordable wine list, and well-rehearsed bistro dishes like pan-seared pecan-encrusted trout, blackened beef salad, and lamb brined and sauteed with honey, grapes, and feta. Regulars avoid the packed half-price entree night on Wednesday, a victim of its own success. Impromptu trivia games erupt at the street-level wine bar, home of the self-proclaimed "Baltimore's longest happy hour" and a favorite retreat for more settled Cantonites.
Happy hour specials Monday-Friday from 4-7 p.m., and live music seven nights a week. If there is a cover (not always) it is only around $5.
When Pierpoint opened in 1989, chef Nancy Longo's little restaurant created quite a local stir. For the first time Maryland food--specifically, Chesapeake cuisine--was being treated not just seriously but reverentially. Seventeen years later the crowds might have thinned, but Pierpoint is still quietly concentrating on dishes that showcase the freshest and most excellent of local ingredients. If it's been a while since your last visit, you'll be relieved to know that the smoked crab cakes are still on the menu, and the Silver Queen corn chowder still reigns as the house soup.
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Union County Police Receive High-Tech Ballistic Information System
WESTFIELD—The Union County Police announced today the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATFE) has installed a state-of-the-art ballistic information computer system in the ballistic lab at police headquarters.
Union County is the first county in the state to receive the automated BrassTRAX© system which creates 2D and, and eventually 3D, images of discharged cartridge casings.
The images of the casings can be then sent directly to in the Integrated Ballistic Identification System (IBIS), a national database, for comparison against ballistic evidence already in the system with the same caliber class and general rifling characteristics.
The new equipment is connected directly to the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN).
The new crime-solving technology uses magnification similar to that of a comparison microscope for correlation and comparison then produces a best-match list for ballistic examiners to review.
Using a MatchPoint Plus program, an examiner determines if there are any high confidence candidates in the list for direct comparison under a ballistic comparison microscope. Narrowing down possible matches makes identifying the weapon from which the bullet casing was ejected faster and more efficient.
The BrassTRAX system in the Union County Police ballistics lab is funded by the U.S. Congress through the ATFE at no cost to county taxpayers.


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Fashion's finest descended on London this evening in style for the annual British Fashion Awards held at The Savoy Hotel. Hosted by Gemma Arterton and Nick Grimshaw, there were a number of awards in hot anticipation, including Designer of the Year, Model of the Year and Style Icon and the most fashionable ladies in London hit the super-glamours red carpet to see who was awarded with the prestigious accolades.
Big time fashion royalty in attendance included BFC Ambassador Samantha Cameron, Harold Tillman CBE, Valentino, Manolo Blahnik CBE, Sarah Burton and Christopher Kane to name a few, but who came away with the awards?
Alexa Chung walked away with the award for Style Icon of the Year award which makes it a hatrick for the self-styled model come TV presenter, this year being the third running that she's won the award which is voted for entirely by the public.
Bubbly blonde catwalk regular Cara Delevigne was awarded with Model of the Year in recognition of a year full of contributions to the fashion industry; she's been a Burberry model since 2010, is currently the face of Chanel and clocked up an impressive 31 shows during September's fashion week.
Brit designer Stella McCartney picked up two awards from the evening, Designer of the Year as well as Designer Brand of the year. Harold Tillman, Chairman of the British Fashion Council was also awarded with the Special Recognition Award and in response he said,
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Designer of the Year: Stella McCartney
Model of the Year: Cara Delevigne
Style Icon of the Year: Alexa Chung
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New York, - May 10, 2012 - Howard Stern is about to make his judging debut on one of television's highest-rated talent competitions, NBC's America's Got Talent, starting on May 14, 2012. Throughout the audition process, the audience excitement for Howard has been palpable. Now, both newfound and long-time fans can get to see even more Howard when select cable systems around the country offer individual interviews from the Howard Stern Show that originates from his SiriusXM satellite radio studio. Not only are these highly entertaining, in-depth and compelling interviews with some of today's hottest stars, but they are a unique way for consumers to sample the kind of riveting content that is found every month on the premium television channel, Howard TV On Demand.
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