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Mail Today is a newspaper established in November 2007,[1] published by the India Today Group in a joint venture with British newspaper Daily Mail[2] (which is part of the Associated Newspapers Group). Associated Newspapers holds a 26% stake which it bought at 180 million.[3]
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JACKSON, Tenn. (AP) -- A Jackson man has been sentenced to death for his role in the 2009 kidnapping and murder of a Chester County woman who was abducted while shopping.
The Associated Press reports that Madison County Circuit Court Judge Roy Morgan Jr. sentenced 28-year-old John T. Freeland Jr. on Monday.
The judge was able to hand down the death sentence because Freeland waived his right to a jury trial.
Authorities say Freeland and another man kidnapped 61-year-old Carolyn Ward outside a Henderson store. They also say it was Freeland who shot Ward in the head before the men fled in the stolen vehicle.
A police sergeant testified during the sentencing hearing that Freeland killed Ward because she saw the two men's faces.
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It's MONDAY! What are you eating?
Good Monday morning all!! I am having trouble with my menu today as it keeps coming out a bit too 'light'. I will edit for any additions I make....
coffee/hwc x 2 and 1 tbsp vco
egg salad on an oopsie
cucumber salad (chopped cuke, thinly sliced red onion and 2 tbsp. homemade Italian dressing)
pork chop(chopped :))and stir fried with shirataki noodles, a bit of green onion and seasoning
99% Lindt
TOTALS = CAL 1,061 CARBS 17g FIBRE 8g FAT 92g PROTEIN 45g
Started the day early (4:30) so starting to deal with a.m. hunger in spite of BPC. Made my first fat bombs. They are in the fridge. Hope they turn out. Everything else is planned for a 2-8pm window. Not sure what yet but these are the most likely possibilities.
cheeseburger salad
pork loin, avocado salad
Hello NK friends.
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sirloin steak
cauli mac and cheese
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TVGuide.com: Why'd you get involved in these cases?Pauley Perrette: I'm a huge America's Most Wanted fan and I saw this show about these two different little girls who were murdered, one in Detroit and one in Prattville. My boyfriend's family is from Detroit, and I've got a whole bunch of family in Prattville. I couldn't stop thinking about it. So I contacted America's Most Wanted and asked if I could post a reward in the cases. They asked if we could do a show about it, which was kind of weird because I'm usually more private about altruism. [Perrette put up $10,000 for each case.]
TVGuide.com: You visit the crime scenes in tonight's show. That must have been heavy.Perrette: It was so heavy. We went to Alabama. We went to Detroit. We met with Raven's mother and her family. We went to the crime scene, where she was abducted and where the body was found. There aren't words to describe.
TVGuide.com: What can the casual viewer, who likely doesn't have a tip in this case, do to help?Perrette: It's important to remember that these victims of crimes and their families feel so alone. But they're not alone. All of us out here can think about it, pray about it, help in any way we can. Remember the pain these people are going through.
TVGuide.com: How'd you become such a huge AMW fan?Perrette: I've always hated criminals and crime. Life is hard enough without someone walking into your life on purpose and making it worse. I think John Walsh is an American hero. His [show] is an incredible public service. And it works!
TVGuide.com: In the less tragic world of TV drama... what can you tell us about this season of NCIS?Perrette: We're shooting our 100th episode right now [airing Oct. 30]. It's right around Halloween and it's kind of a spooky Scooby-Doo-type show, where things creak and there may or may not be a ghost ship.
TVGuide.com: What can we expect for Abby? Perrette: I'm sure she'll be in peril a few times. You gotta love the Abby-in-peril episodes!
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Your Favorite Childhood Video Game Characters Then And Now
You may remember what these characters from your favorite childhood video games used to look like, but check out what they look like today.
You may remember what these characters from your favorite childhood video games used to look like, but check out what they look like today.
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Go, little hedgehog!
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Someone has to do have that title.
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Turns out there's Sonic the Hedgehog fanart for TONS of the most common names out there. No, really. Type "[Your name] the Hedgehog" into Google Image search (just make sure Safe Search is on) and share your results in the comments!
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Best "November Rain" remix or BEST "NOVEMBER RAIN" REMIX?
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Gaming's most iconic characters struggle to stay relevant to a new generation.
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YouTube recently announced subscription-based channels, and you probably won't want to pay for most of them. But for a channel dedicated to '90s cartoons, or for The Rap Battle Network, you just might.
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The internet does what Dr. Robotnik never could.
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Is nothing sacred?
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Apparently, Sonic The Hedgehog fanart is so weird and out-of-hand that someone has drawn a weird Sonic The Hedgehog for almost every name. Give it a shot. Put safe search on…
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This awesome mash-up reveals Sonic and Tails really know how to roll. See what I did there?
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Zac Gorman had a vision: one of Sonic running like a friggin' moron. Nedroid then incited the masses to contribute and thusly, a flailing, jello-legged meme is birthed into the Internet. (via: ianbrooks.me)
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Augmented and virtual reality guest on the MA: DTCE
The MA: DTCE had a visit this week from guest lecturer Alexandra Angelataki, from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, Norway. Aleka's Mubil project has used augmented and virtual reality techniques to provide access to rare manuscripts and create vritual spaces based on the text and pictures inside the books, to turn them into interactive learning resources.
Pictured is 2014-15 MA: DTCE student Ioannis using the Oculus virtual reality glasses to enter the online 'laboratory' based on the historical Chemistry textbook created by Lonicer, circa 1569. The technology has also been used to animate a travel guide to 17th-century Pisa, Italy.
Aleka also presented her work in the 'Digilab', part of University of Manchester's award-winning Learning Commons development.
MA: DTCE 2014-15 intake
The 2014-15 intake for the MA: Digital Technologies, Communication and Education is now closed.
I am pleased to say that despite a challenging recruitment environment in lots of ways, we have sustained our numbers, with 16 new on-campus students and 16 new distance learners. With the returning part-time students, the overall numbers of students on the course remain at about 60. Welcome — or welcome back — to you all!
Study on the MA: DTCE from September 2014
We are still recruiting students for the September 2014 intake on Manchester's award-winning MA: Digital Technologies, Communication and Education.
You can study the course on-campus in Manchester (full time for one year, part-time over two years), or as a distance learning student (part-time for two or three years). The course covers many aspects of how digital technologies — computers, mobile devices, digital TV and broadcasting, and many more — affect the ways we learn and think, whether in schools, universities, workplaces or the home.
Our graduates go on to secure work as learning technologists, or with educational content developers; achieve enhanced status in their current jobs; or move on to further study. The degree has received international recognition from Blackboard for the quality of its work, particularly with distance learning students, and how we bring them into the Manchester community.
Read more about the course on this site — or have a look at the University page for the MA: Digital Technologies, Communication and Education.
Annual MA: DTCE day out in Hebden Bridge, 26/5/14
On Monday 26th May the MA: DTCE students had their annual day out in Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire (home of Drew, the Programme Director). The sun shone most of the time and a good time was had by all!
There is still plenty of time to get in an application, and possibly join us next year. The course is available for study on campus, or as a distance learning student. Visit the University web site for details on how to apply..
Producing Video for Teaching and Learning
Introduction to Educational Video Production (EDUC61632) commences in semester 2 in a slightly modified form than previous years with greater focus and connection to the main themes of the DTCE programme.
Practical production experience is still a substantial element of the content. This year also sees a reduction in coursework components from three elements to two.iEVP requires participants to meet the many challenges involved in producing their own educational video, a new and very rewarding experience for most.
The main themes of the course have now been produced into a book which guides the reader through the various stages of production and provides insight into the production process and learning objective achievement using the video medium.
Successful participants are rewarded with a production crew polo shirt .
The next running of Introduction to Educational Video Production (iEVP) begins on 30 January 2014 and is open to distance and on-campus students across the DTCE, TESOL and other programmes.
The book 'Producing video for teaching and learning' by Mike O'Donoghue, published by Routledge, is available online and from Blackwells book store on campus.
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MA: DTCE bigger than ever…
Unfortunately applications are now closed for the 2013-14 academic year, as teaching begins next week (Monday 23rd September).
However, it is good news to report that with approximately 60 students this year, the MA: DTCE is as large as it ever has been since launching in 2007. We have students of around 19 different nationalities and our distance learners are based all around the world from Colombia through Greece and Kazakhstan to Vietnam and Japan. Not to mention many UK-based students who also study at a distance to fit in with busy work schedules and family lives.
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I recently had several phone conversations with high-powered leaders - all of whom sounded like high-powered leaders. It wasn't just what they said (not a word wasted), but also how they said it. Not a frog in their collective throats. Rather than hemming and hawing, umming and erring, each of these leaders, from diverse industries and disciplines, spoke in a strong, confident voice.
If you're an introvert, despite the advantages of quietly contemplating your thoughts before sharing them, you are missing opportunities to get heard if you don't speak in your best voice. Three prominent introverts I interviewed for my book, Self-Promotion for Introverts® - Warren Buffett, Ken Frazier, president and CEO of Merck, and Michele Wucker, president of the World Policy Institute - all pace themselves when they speak, "punch" important words for emphasis, and vary the tone of their voices to keep their audiences' attention.


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Silicon Harlem Technology Conference Images
Last Thursday Oct. 16th, the 1st Silicon Harlem Technology Conference was held at MIST Harlem (My Image Studios) on 116th street in what turned out to be a well-organized event that featured over 50 speakers in panels set across three
The Cecil Harlem wins Esquire's pick for Restaurant of the Year
One of our favorite restaurants in Harlem, The Cecil was named Esquire's "Restaurant of the Year" at the First Annual Esquire Food and Drink Awards which were conveniently held right at The Cecil restaurant on 118th Street and St. Nicholas
ARTScape Summer Camp 2014 in Harlem welcomes kids ages 4-12
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Harlem EatUp! Food Festival planned for May 15-17, 2015
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More than 100 eighth grade students from McParland Elementary School are ready to start the next chapter in their lives.
WESTON RANCH - High school can be a place of unlimited possibilities.
About 100 students at Shasta School were honored Tuesday at the eighth-grade promotion exercises held at Manteca High's Winter Gymnasium.
They came in droves to see off an old friend as she heads into retirement more than four decades into her career.
Adversity is nothing new to Manteca Adult School students who balance families, work schedules and a host of other obstacles to attend class every day.
Ninety Calla High students earned diplomas as part of the Class of 2010.
Brandon Anderson wasn't afraid to admit his initial fears of attending Calla High.
Scenes from Wednesday's Neil Hafley School's 24th annual Red & Gold Honor Banquet. The event was conducted in the new school multipurpose room that honored 64 seventh and eighth graders with a 3.5 or better grade point average.
Erica Aguiar has earned valedictorian honors for the East Union High Class of 2010.
LATHROP – The handful of parents and grandparents who showed up Tuesday morning at Lathrop Elementary School knew they were attending a book party. But the big surprise came later on when they actually got to read what their children had written in the newly minted hardcover publication titled, "Warriors Rock!" with the subtitle, "Lathrop Elementary School Warrior Writers."
FRENCH CAMP – Mark Condit knew that he had something special when he came up with the "Children Achieving Multiple Proficiencies" program for the San Joaquin County Office of Education.
RIPON – The Stouffer Field Revitalization Project took one step closer to being a reality last week.
Mark Condit wants to make sure that students who understand a second language are not looked down upon.
Manteca High students who have met strict academic criteria were recognized during the annual Honors Program that took place on Thursday.
A whole town celebrated the grand opening Thof be.tech Academy's First Responders class with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The third of Manteca Unified's three vocational academy programs, be.first, will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new facilities on the district campus.
Nancy Teicheira is someone who doesn't get fazed easily. Time after time, she has shown that she is made of stern stuff – as a farmer, as a wife and mother, as a cancer survivor, and soon-to-be a four-term member of the Manteca Unified School District Board of Trustees.
A member of the Manteca Unified School District Board of Trustees is considering filing a complaint to the San Joaquin County Grand Jury over "possible" Brown Act violations involving Trustee Sam Fant.
Manteca Unified staff and families of students in the school district are invited and encouraged to attend information sessions to become familiarized with the technology involved in launching the $30 million Going Digital project. The program will equip all 23,000+ students in the district, from elementary to high school, with a computer laptop to use at school and at home, to get them prepared and ready for the challenges of 21st-century education.
Desiree Mendola was shocked and surprised to discover that she's the first student athlete at Lathrop High to sign a letter of intent to play college sports.
Ashley Drain has worked with youth since her days at East Union High School. But her "passion for teen-agers kicked in" when she was in college.


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Marks & Spencer is launching its first seasonal outdoor brand campaign for three years. The ads, created by Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R, feature images shot by the fashion photographer Andreas Sjödin and aim to demonstrate the "craftsmanship and innovation" of the retailer's products. The six executions, which showcase wardrobe staples and ways to wear them, will also run across press titles. The models, who include Shanina Shaik and Cecilia Chancellor, range in age from early twenties to late forties. The work was written by Graeme Cook and art directed by Stuart Elkins.
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Pope Francis wants us to be joyful. He said so in a homily just the other day. There is much to be joyful in when we embrace the true, the good and the beautiful. [Read more...]
Views of a new Catholic in an old world on the joy and inexhaustible meaning found in the Faith
Pope Francis wants us to be joyful. He said so in a homily just the other day. There is much to be joyful in when we embrace the true, the good and the beautiful. [Read more...]
Problem? What problem? So the Archdiocese of New York provides healthcare to unionized employees of ArchCare through SEIU 1199′s National Benefits Fund, which provides coverage for contraceptives and abortion services. What could it hurt? [Read more...]
Kathryn Jean Lopez, a blogger neighbor of mine here at Patheos, and a writer for National Review Online, has been closely following the story that the New York Times published back on Sunday. More importantly, she has been following the response of Cardinal Timothy Dolan after the story was published. [Read more...]
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Back on April 4th, the big news was that the Archdiocese of New York subpoenaed the White House. Recall that story, three weeks back? [Read more...]
Back in May, the Archdiocese of New York filed suit against the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) because of the HHS Mandate requiring contraceptive, abortifacient, and sterilization coverage for employees.
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|Sep 08, 2009, 06:19 PM
NO!!! ahhhhh crash
well,i crashed my bran new ultimate .40 yesterday.my engine kept cuting off in mid air,i dont understand why though my engine was not over heating ,it had plenty of fuel,my glow plug was tight,and it was not flooding.does anyone no what else could make the engine just quit
|Sep 08, 2009, 06:26 PM
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Well.. it happens.
I crashed a .60 cc gasoline power plane Sunday
Not my first crash... not my last. (as much as I wish it would be the last...)
There are MANy causes for an engine to quit...
Idling too low too long.
mixture too rich or lean on the low end and rapidly advancing throttle.
Pinhole in the fuel line inside the fuel tank (that one will drive you insane if you don't know to look for it)
And many more...
|Sep 08, 2009, 06:38 PM
I had lots of problems with the engine dying on my Ultimate 40 also. I had a GMS .47 on it with the "tuned" muffler. It turned out that the muffler worked fine as long as the engine was wide open, but it was letting it lean out at midrange. I swapped the "tuned" muffler for one from a Thunder Tiger 46 and that took care of the problem. One thing I noticed about the Ultimate 40 was that the fuel tank was a little lower in relation to the carb than in most of the models I've flown. The low fuel tank could be starving the engine for fuel. Did you bench test the engine, and did it run OK then?
|Sep 08, 2009, 06:44 PM
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The tiniest bit of dirt in the needle valve will kill an engine... I highly recommend a fuel filter betweent and and engine.
|Sep 08, 2009, 06:58 PM
It ran fine at full throttle because of the extra muffler pressure and fitting a TT46 muffler helped too because they provide more backpressure which creates more fuel-pressure.
The cure isn't to change mufflers (because those GMS tuned mufflers are *great*), it's to fix your carby.
|Sep 08, 2009, 09:36 PM
Just a friendly piece of advice. Once you notice a problem, fix it before you fly again. Once airborne, the problem most likely won't fix itself. Now you have to try to land with the problem. I watched a fairly new guy fire up his trainer and noticed the elevator servo had a small shutter to it with no input to it. It seemed to go away after a few minutes. He was airborne for about 5 min when the plane shot straight up, stalled and gravity took over. We brought the pieces back and found the elevator servo locked full up. The servo had failed. Had he checked it before he took off, he probably would still be flying it.
Deadstick practice is helpful though.
|Sep 08, 2009, 10:12 PM
i dont have a GWS .47 THOUGH i have a thunder tiger .46 on it,it worked fine on my somethin extra. u no,my engine did sound a little to lean yesterday.luckily i can still fix my ultimate .40 so i should have her flying by this weekend,if im still having problems with her i will check in with yal again. see ya thanks 4 the help so far . wes
|Sep 10, 2009, 04:21 PM
|Sep 11, 2009, 12:06 AM
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you know what.. when your running on the ground or fixed to a "bench" the engine runs a bit different than when its up in the air..
Ive found that on the ground its a bit better to have it running just a TINY bit richer than you think is optimum.. the reason I am presuming this is the case is because when its in the air and has air speed - there is more air running in to the mix than when the engine is being held on the ground..
The way I came up with this was while during straight and level flight the air generated by the prop was similar to while being held on the ground where the mixture was set up of course.. so when flying level everything was ok.. but then when i entered into a dive and airspeed increased the engine started to mutter a bit and die out. or just generally nto sound healthy.. this is how i came up with this theory.. so then i adjusted the mix to being a little bit richer while its on the gruond in my hands and this problem did no occur anymore..
Try this out and let me know what any of you thinks..
|Sep 11, 2009, 03:28 AM
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My initial reaction if an engine keeps cutting after a few, or several, minutes flight is that it's too lean.
As ryank has suggested, I always tune slightly rich on the ground because it always seems to lean out in the air. The recommended test I always do before take off is to open the throttle to full, and then hold the model in a vertical nose-up position for several seconds. If it's too lean (i.e. just right for level flight) it will die after a couple of seconds. If it's slightly rich you might hear it speed up a little when you lift the nose, as it leans out to optimum richness, but it won't die on you.
If it runs okay nose-up, but still dies in the air, you need to look for something else, as has been suggested in other posts.
|Sep 11, 2009, 07:11 AM
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I don't put a fuel filter in the feed line from the tank to the carb., as I want only clean fuel to get to the airplanes fuel system, so I filter in my filling line from my fuel supply to the tank. This way I'm not putting a possible fuel restriction in the feed line. Yes, having a filter in the feed line will stop garp from getting to the engine! However, everytime you fuel, you are blowing the garp in the filter back into your fuel tank and thereby building up the amount of garp in your tank and sooner or later the filter will certainly plug!
Better to filter before the fuel gets to the fuel system of your airplane.
Checking the high speed needle the way described above is the way I do it. If checking this way doesn't help a thorough check of everything in the fuel system is needed, down to possibly replacing all the fuel lines in the system.
|Sep 13, 2009, 08:14 PM
Joined Nov 2008
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engine quiting
make sure your vent line is at top of fuel tank and the bottem line has weight on it and it feeds the carb.i got mine backwards one time and it did this also i had one do this today and it was the weight on the end of the fuel line had came loose
|Sep 14, 2009, 07:52 PM
it turns out that the problem was the o-ring on the needle valve was eaten up and was leaking pressure which made the carb not get any fuel.thanks for the help guys.Wesley
|Sep 15, 2009, 08:41 AM
that wouldve drove me insance lol sounds like you started replacing everything and see what you got lol
|Sep 15, 2009, 03:15 PM
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There you go, a thorough inspection revealed the culpret, don't you feel good about determining your own problem, yourself?
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A chemical compound found in the greatest amounts in soy products might help to stave off breast cancer, according to the results of a recent UB and Roswell Park Cancer Institute collaborative study.
The findings, based on the data of a survey collected over several years at Roswell, revealed that female diets rich in isoflavone corresponded to the lowest incidents of the disease.
"People noticed that in countries where women tend to eat a lot of soy, such as China and Japan, they have very low breast cancer incidence rates," said Anne Weaver, a graduate student of epidemiology and the lead author of the study.
Because isoflavones act chemically in a manner very similar to estrogens, researchers had long been interested in the effects they could have on breast cancer, since it is almost exclusively a female, estrogen-driven disease. Previously, however, the research done on the effects of isoflavones on breast cancer had yielded ambiguous results; some studies even suggest that high concentrations of the chemical might, in fact, be a risk factor for the disease.
"For every study that you find that says it increases the risk of breast cancer, you can probably find a study that says it reduces the risk, partly because it's really hard to measure what people eat," said Susan McCann, Ph.D, principle investigator for the study at Roswell. "When women are diagnosed with breast cancer, a lot of times their physicians will even tell them not to eat soy."
The UB study seems to shed some light on the issue.
According to Weaver and McCann, however, their study did exhibit one major deficiency: range.
In the Western New York population of women that the dietary data was collected from, nearly 75 percent claimed to eat no soy products at all, leaving only a small portion to base the correlation on.
"There aren't a lot of women in Buffalo who eat soy, so [the majority of] people in our study actually said that they never eat soy," Weaver said. "We asked them about Tofu, about miso soup, and about soy milk, and 75 percent of the people said they didn't eat any of those foods. So the isoflavone intake was very low in this sample."
While soy is by far the most potent source of isoflavones, they are found in lesser amounts in beans, greens, coffee, cereal, chips, and a few other food products. Due to the lack of major soy products in the average Western New York diet, these lesser sources were the primary supplies of isoflavones in the population surveyed.
Because breast cancer has traditionally been a disease with few known modifiable risk factors, diet and nutrition have been growing in popularity as a possible realm where preventative measures can be taken, according to Weaver.
"A lot of the risk factors tend to be things like family history, how many children you have, the age of onset of menstruation, and things like that," Weaver said. "One of the big reasons why dietary studies are being done is because that's something you can control. You can control how much soy you eat, whereas you can't control what age you begin menstruation."
According to Weaver, obesity is one of the only other well-known modifiable risk factors, though studies done in relation to it have yielded paradoxical results, suggesting it could be protective in younger women and a risk factor in older women.
As McCann noted, the study was not necessarily conclusive, owing primarily to the unfortunate small range of isoflavone intake in the population. However, she hopes similar studies will be done in the future to yield consistent results.
In addition, Weaver hopes to see more controlled lab experiments done on the effects of concentrated isoflavones on animal subjects, though that's a job she'll have to leave up to a scientists with a different type of expertise.
"We would like to see the mechanism by which isoflavones may affect breast cancer, but we're epidemiologists, so we're not so much into the mouse studies and things like that," Weaver said. "That would be a future direction we'd like to see this done. We'd like to see more studies like this, too, to see if they get similar results to what we got."
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With attacks on critical data increasing in numbers, intensity and sophistication, securing networks is becoming a global effort while fostering greater information sharing among agencies, governments and the public and private sectors. The future of cybersecurity offers greater opportunities for industry and greater cooperation on national security and critical infrastructure protection, say executives at some of the largest U.S. defense companies.
The National Institutes of Health is funding the development of a medical instrument that will quickly detect biothreat agents, including anthrax, ricin and botulinum as well as infectious diseases. Scientists at Sandia National Laboratories are creating the first of its kind point-of-care device that could be used in emergency rooms during a bioterrorism incident. To design the device, which will be able to detect a broader range of toxins and bacterial agents than is currently possible, the $4 million project will include comprehensive testing with animal samples. According to Anup Singh, senior manager, Sandia biological science and technology group, this differentiates the work on this device, because toxins may behave differently in live animals and humans than in blood samples.
Sandia scientists will be collaborating with researchers from the University of Texas Medical Branch and the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Western Regional Research Center, which will provide insights into toxins and diseases at animal laboratory facilities. Bio-Rad, which manufactures and distributes devices and laboratory technologies, is consulting on the project to evaluate product development, assist with manufacturers' criteria and provide feedback when a prototype is built.
"We want dual-use devices that combat both man-made and nature-made problems," Singh says. "We're not just going to wait for the next anthrax letter incident to happen for our devices to be used and tested; we want them to be useful for other things as well, like infectious diseases."
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Although many in government are moving as quickly as possible to adopt new technologies, such as cloud computing and mobile devices, individual agencies still face cultural challenges that sometimes prevent them from moving forward, according to officials speaking as part of the Chief Information Officer Council at the AFCEA Homeland Security conference in Washington, D.C.
Richard Spires, chief information officer for the Homeland Security Department (DHS), reminded the audience that DHS was created by joining a lot of disparate agencies, all of whom owned individual networks. While the department is working to integrate the information technology infrastructure and consolidate data centers, officials still meet some resistance at the individual agency level. "There's still have lot of duplication and in some ways duplication is holding us back. I'd like to say we're making progress, but I'll let others grade us on that," Spires said.
Other officials agreed that they meet resistance as well. Robert Carey, deputy chief information officer for the Defense Department cited a culture of change and said a constrained budget environment can be a power catalyst for action in moving toward a more centralized environment.
Cybersecurity itself can present challenges, according to Luke McCormack, chief information officer for the Justice Department. "Cyber's hard. The individual pieces of that can be very difficult," he said. He also cited the need to bring people together on emerging technologies, such as cloud-as-a-service, as a challenging issue.
A cloud project takes advantage of emerging concepts to protect energy against disruptive threats.
Researchers at Cornell University and Washington State University have teamed to create GridCloud, a software-based technology designed to reduce the time and difficulty involved with creating prototypes of smart-grid control paradigms. The system will help overcome hurdles of cloud computing in complex settings. The effort combines Cornell's Isis2 platform, designed for high-assurance cloud computing, with Washington State's GridStat technology for smart grid monitoring and control. The advent of this technology promises to boost both the security and the reliability of electrical services.
Developers aim to build a scalable software structure that is secure, self-healing and inexpensive to operate. They believe that by combining Isis2 and GridStat, a cloud-based grid can have all those factors as well as guarantee consistency. Infrastructure owners motivated by economies of scale and the desire to deploy the new smart-grid solutions end up with a system that also is more resistant to attack and likely to survive other disruptions.
Dr. Ken Birman, a professor at Cornell and co-principal investigator on the project, explains that several motivations drive the effort. One involves trying to find a solution to control a power grid when multiple organizations own and have access to the infrastructure. "A second challenge that's emerged is that people have studied the power grid and found that we don't operate it very efficiently," Birman says. Power suppliers often are producing extra power, for example, or finding it difficult to take advantage of renewable sources. Sometimes renewable energy—such as the type that comes from solar panels on homes—is blocked from entering the power grid because officials lack the knowledge to access and use it safely.
As the U.S. government wrestles with its myriad budgetary woes, training, modeling and simulation can provide substantial savings in a variety of ways, according to officials speaking on the Training, Modeling and Simulation panel at the AFCEA Homeland Security Conference in Washington, D.C.
"With the economic turmoil that we find ourselves in today, where we have to simultaneously reduce costs while protecting the homeland, I believe we are now in a period where modeling and simulation and virtual reality methodologies are not really an aid to live training, they are indispensable," said Sandy Peavy, chief information officer, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Homeland Security Department (DHS).
Peavy reported that her organization is using a modified version of a U.S. Army-developed virtual reality hologram. Since the Army already had invested heavily in the system, the DHS was able to modify it for a modest $1 million, and now the Army is integrating some of the DHS modifications into its own system.
Additionally, David Boyd, who leads the DHS Office of Interoperability and Compatibility, suggested that modeling and simulation can aid the development of FirstNet, a nationwide public safety broadband network that will cost an estimated $7 billion. "We look at modeling and simulation as a way to reduce costs and as a way to look at everything from network scenarios to communications the scenarios," Boyd said.
He added that there are "a number of issues" with FirstNet, including the fact that it will use LTE protocols, which do not support mission critical voice capabilities and do not meet all of the needs of emergency responses. FirstNet will require the construction of additional towers, an immensely expensive task. "One of the things we have to be able to model is what happens when you overload [the system]. We don't care what happens on a normal day. We care about what happens when a disaster occurs."
Top information technology officials from a variety of government agencies identified cloud computing, mobile devices and edge technologies as the technologies that will be critical for accomplishing their missions in the future.
Luke McCormack, chief information officer, Justice Department, cited cloud-as-a-service as vital to the future. He urged industry to continue to push the barriers of stack computing, and he mentioned edge technology as an emerging technology. "Edge is going to be really critical to perform missions," he said. He cited the Google Glass project as an indicator of what the future will bring.
Mobility could be the future of training and simulation, suggested Sandy Peavy, chief information officer for the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). She revealed that her office is putting together a pilot program introducing tablet computers into the training environment, and ideally, she would like trainees to be able to access simulation on the mobile device of their choice. Peavy also reported that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is providing special agents with iPhones and experimenting with other devices. "If I'm going to be able to provide just-in-time training, then mobile technology is the key."
Richard Spires, chief information officer for the Department of Homeland Security, also cited mobility as a key future trend, but he also brought up metadata tagging, saying that it helps to understand the data itself and to establish rules for who sees what information. Metadata tagging is especially important as the department grapples with privacy concerns.
The recently signed executive order on cybersecurity and the presidential directive on critical infrastructure protection are not separate documents. In fact, they are part of the same overall effort to protect the nation, said Rand Beers, undersecretary for the National Protection and Programs Directorate, U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Beers discussed the effort on Thursday at the AFCEA Homeland Security Conference in Washington, D.C.
The two documents are "part and parcel of a whole of government and whole of society concept. The executive order is focused on cybersecurity, but the presidential policy directive takes the cybersecurity element and places it within the broader context of critical infrastructure protection in the sense that cyber and physical critical infrastructure are linked to one another," Beers said. He added that a cyber attack that shuts down the electric grid could shut off access to water and to communications, which could affect the economy. "I'm not here to suggest cyber Armageddon is about to happen, but we have enough of a warning to understand that concerns about cybersecurity are not being overhyped."
Beers revealed that the government is working to identify critical cyber nodes within the country, just as it has inventoried physical facilities that make up the nation's critical infrastructure.
He added that the administration would still like Congress to pass cyber legislation. "We would still very much prefer legislation. We need to incentivize the private sector to take on the needed best practices," Beers said. He suggested that legislation should include a safe harbor element providing liability protection to those in the private sector who adopt best practices but still suffer outages during a catastrophic event.
Homeland Security Conference 2013 Show Daily, Day 2
In the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the military, government and intelligence officials all agreed that federal agencies needed to be more willing and able to share critical data to better connect the dots.
While agencies at all levels—federal state and local—have made progress, officials continue to push for ever greater sharing and cooperation, not just within government but with industry and the general public as well. For example, while the departments of Defense, Justice and Homeland Security can and do now share biometrics data housed in the disparate databases, they continue tweaking technology to improve data sharing even further.
But now, some officials argue for a greater partnership between government and industry in the area of cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection. A strong relationship with the local power company and willing volunteers can be essential to recovery following a national disaster. Even social media can play a role—tweets from the public can provide essential situational awareness about where fuel, food, electricity and water are available.
Intelligence sharing, interoperability, partnerships, relationships and cooperation were among the most commonly used terms among speakers and panelists during the second day of the AFCEA Homeland Security Conference in Washington, D.C.
Although the Department of Homeland Security is eyeing mobile technologies, the organization faces a number of challenges, revealed Shawn Lapinski, the chief interoperable architect for Department of Homeland Security Joint Wireless Program Office within the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency, speaking at Wednesday's panel on mobile communications for homeland security at AFCEA's Homeland Security conference.
DHS has a lot of interest in wireless broadband, in part, because the department has a number of law enforcement organizations that were brought together under one roof, bringing their individual networks with them. DHS maintains almost 20 independent networks with 120,000 tactical communications users across the nation. "We are talking about a number of law enforcement components inside of DHS trying to play together in the same sandbox," Lapinski pointed out.
Much of that network technology was developed about two decades ago, Lapinski said, and it presents operational challenges. Many items are past their life expectancy. "Even though we are going through a modernization program, the standards were created almost 18 years ago, and when you're playing catch-up after a decade and a half, you're still a decade and a half behind," he said. "Our coverage capacity, encryption issues and things we can share with partners at both the state and federal levels are impacted based upon the systems. Some of our systems still cannot offer compliant P25 capability."


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