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Children as a Priority.
The mission of the Early Childhood Council of Boulder County is to "sustain the quality, accessibility, capacity and affordability of early childhood services." The new identity and tagline playfully express the optimism of this great organization.
It's a new frontier.
The Boulder Innovation Outpost is Purina's long-term, satellite immersion effort in Boulder, based on the idea that in order to lead, we need to explore. The logo captures the spirit of jumping feet-first into "what's next" and becoming a part of this community on the edge of consumer culture, insights and solutions.
Attention Homes.
Changing Lives of Youth in Crisis is the new positioning for Attention Homes, one of Boulder's great nonprofits that provides safe, warm shelter, community-based living and teaching of life skills necessary for an independent future.
Ready to Succeed.Shaping Strong Futures Together is the mission of Denver's Early Childhood Council, whose new logo reinforces the theme that coalitions are essential to creating a high quality child care, education and healthcare system.
Love VailThe logo for the Town of Vail's new recycling campaign echoes the theme "If you love it here, recycle here." Launching on July 4th, the campaign includes encourages residents and visitors to follow guidelines of the town's new recycling ordinance.
Communicating the Reason
Developed as part of an integrated in-store messaging program, the "Good Food Matters" mark is helping Whole Foods Market Rocky Mountain Region engage customers and share why shopping their stores makes a difference.
Communicating the Reason
Developed as part of an integrated in-store messaging program, the "Good Food Matters" mark is helping Whole Foods Market Rocky Mountain Region engage customers and share why shopping their stores makes a difference.
Naming the Cause
Naming was half the battle. 'Beforeplay' captures the essence of the campaign: fun, cheeky, clever, and open. The logo sports the informality and freshness that imbues all aspects of the integrated effort to reduce unintended pregnancy.
A celebration of the ArtsBoulder's inaugural Arts Week, with nearly 100 events, performances, exhibitions and lectures throughout the county, was a roaring success. Vermilion was proud to support by creating the identity and ad series.
Attention Homes
Changing Lives of Youth in Crisis is the new positioning for Attention Homes, one of Boulder's great nonprofits that provides safe, warm shelter, community-based living and teaching of life skills necessary for an independent future.
Find Your Treasure
Bishop is one of the newest and brightest additions to the shopping scene in the Boulder's West End. Sara Bishop and her merry crew bring forth the unusual and the beautiful, with gifts and art and antiques that charm and amuse. Look for them on Tenth Street under the turquoise chair.
Ooh La La.JC's Pie Pops will soon been seen in the freezer aisle of your favorite natural grocer. An extraordinarily delicious frozen treat, Pie Pops are available in Strawberry Cream, Chocolate Silk, and Vanilla Cream flavors.
Hop To It
There's absolutely nothing like the Great American Beer Festival, a three-day Denver event featuring hundreds of breweries from all over.
The Smarter Home
Revolv answers the need for unifying, harmonizing, controlling, and automating all of your Smart Home connected devises. Welcome to the future.
Growing DistributionPocono Produce Company of Pennsylvania has an updated name and new logo, to better represent the fact that they have grown from a produce only organization into one of the top fifty broadline foodservice distribution companies in the country.
Spaces is the new name and identity of Grant Muller's residential real estate company. Look for signs popping up in front of the coolest homes in Boulder County.
Passion Well Served
West Flanders is the new brewpub on the block, in this case the downtown Boulder mall, with a terrific lineup of belgian beers. There's the return of ever-popular Angry Monk, plus the dark red almost mahogany St. Mark's Dubbel, and the well-balanced ESB. The pub's name, of course, refers to the westernmost province of Belgium, known for its world famous brews.
Make a Splash
The name "Via," which in Latin means "the way," represents the wider breadth of mobility services offered to the community. The dynamic new mark is captures the excitement of this important Boulder County nonprofit.
Gluten Freedom
The core mission of New Planet is to create great tasting gluten-free beers that everyone can enjoy. They are succeeding at a remarkable clip. The passion of company founders Pedro and Seneca Gonzalez, New Planet combines great taste with a significant concern for the environment.
A New Kick
The Colorado Democratic Party has a new mark, symbolizing the energy and commitment that has turned Colorado from a red state to a fairly blue state in a time when national trends are going the other way.
New Music from Colorado Public Radio
The newest radio station along the front range is OpenAir, an exciting new music station from Colorado Public Radio that airs at 1340 am but, significantly, can be streamed live from the cpr.org website.
An Alliance for Respect
The Colorado GSA Network is dedicated to connecting LGBTQ and allied student leaders across Colorado in their fight to create schools where all students are out, safe, and respected.
Keeping ACD on Point
When the Ad Club of Denver decided it was time for a new identity to represent the Club, we saw an opportunity to keep things on point.
Innovative from the source.
Looking to create a more distinctive brand for SupplyExpo, New Hope Natural Media turned to Vermilion to develop a unique name and identity to differentiate their event from other supplier tradeshows. The result? "Engredea". Strengthening their position as a market leader, the new Engredea identity captures the innovation and energy in natural products sourcing.
Delivering Energy and Connecting People
The new Meals on Wheels logo uses vibrant colors and flowing illustration to convey their optimistic and community focused services.
Leading with Brand Intelligence
The new Market Force identity system plays off the brand's wide sweep for 'customer intelligence'.
Giving Upscale Retail a Local Feel
Vermilion created the name, brand strategy and identity of this premier shopping, dining and entertainment district in Boulder.
Healthy Eating
Allergy Kids Foundation, an impassioned project by noted author Robyn O'Brien, helps families transform themselves through knowledge about food healthy eating.
Making Beautiful Music
This colorful new logo marks the merger of two great musical organizations whose mission is to inspire and connect through education and performance.
Small Grants. Big Impact.
Global Greengrants Fund uses small grants distributed through a network of local advisors to effect big changes for environmental justice in developing regions of the world.
Healthier Kids. Healthier Future.
The School Food Project aims to encourage healthier eating habits and knowledge about organic gardening and recycling in the public schools.
A Strong Connection
Modern, technical typography reinforces the smart, innovative brand personality. The ''frequency'-N denotes electricity and the connection Tendril provides between utilities and consumers.
It's In to be Out!
Serving the LGBTQ population of Boulder County since 1994, Boulder Pride determined they needed a new identity that better reflected the broad range of services and programs provided by the organization. The result? It's in to be Out, of course!
Sophisticated Luxury Living
Vermilion created the name and identity of The Walnut, downtown Boulder upscale new residences from Morgan Creek Ventures with breathtaking views and comfortably modern architecture.
Lifting Families From Poverty
BeadforLife eradicates extreme poverty by creating bridges of understanding between impoverished Africans and concerned world citizens.
Tackling Climate Change
Vermilion created the name and identity of Boulder's carbon reduction program, the first in the nation using a carbon tax to encourage individuals and businesses to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
Major Developments
Macerich, the national developer of more than 80 retail properties across the country, has a new brand that expresses their sense of innovation and adventure.
Focus on the Future
The Boulder Valley School District commissioned logos for programs in Kindergarten Enrichment, School Age Care, and School Access that support students and provide a source of funding.
Focus on the Future
Focus on the Future
The Boulder Valley School District commissioned logos for programs in Kindergarten Enrichment, School Age Care, and School Access that support students and provide a source of funding.
Strategic Quality Investing
Altitude Holdings is a Denver-based full-service real estate investment company providing investors with access to quality commercial real estate.
Colorado's Very Own
HW Home, with four locations across the front range, is Colorado's upscale furniture retailer offering a sumptuous urban eclectic look for the discerning shopper.
A Continuum of Care
Balfour Senior Living's identity reflects the sophistication and charm of Boulder County's premier senior living community.
Ready for Takeoff
Lifting response is the theme of Aerios, the direct marketing and process management systems experts. Vermilion created the name and identity for this progressive company.
Jack Would be Proud
The Beanstalk Foundation relies on the magic of individual connections to make good things grow. Vermilion created the name and identity for this innovative organization.
Fun and Creativity
Boulder's top-rated fine art and jewelry gallery achieves a clean, sophisticated, and modern look with their new logo.
Health Care for Every Woman
Meeting the reproductive healthcare for all women in a supportive and dignified environment has been the hallmark of this courageous Boulder institution.
Where the Hip Sip
Vic's, with six locations around the county, is a Boulder institution synonymous with great coffee and good times.
The Power of Art to Inspire
The CU Art Museum, now in its impressive new facilities on campus, sports a logo designed to convey the transformative power of art.
A Perfect Escape
A soothing and invigorating getaway, Sensorielle is Boulder's downtown day spa offering a vacation from the everyday.
Artisanal Delights
Bingham Hill brought home top honors from all the major world cheese competitions for its unique line of hand-made cheeses.
A Designer's Dream
Gail Watson is one of those magical artists whose letterpress and bookbinding prowess brings astonishing beauty to paper and printing.
Seeds of Excellence
The Bonfils Stanton Foundation advances excellence through strategic investments in a wide range of Colorado nonprofits.
Matters of Estate
Vermilion created the name and identity for this coordinated service company offering customers peace of mind with the slogan, 'Enjoy life. We'll manage the details'.
Adventures in Writing
Inka is the go anywhere, write anywhere highly engineered travel pen.
Not all Customers are Created Equal
Cohorts puts marketers on a first name basis with their customers and prospects.
Providing Health Care for All
Following the merger of People's Clinic with Clinica Campesina, the new mark keeps the values of both organizations in an updated way.
Turning Houses into Homes
Ann Cooper, known as one of the best realtors in Boulder County, sells some of the best real estate in Boulder County.
Adventure Capital
Lacuna developed the concept of 'Gap Capital' to help companies navigate the space between product innovation and marketplace adoption.
Sophisticated Investments
Crestone serves high net worth individuals and families as a central resource for all their wealth management needs.
Giving Good Counsel
Faegre & Benson was established in 1886 and today is one of the 100 largest law firms in the United States with offices in six cities around the world.
Getting Physical
Erie Community Center's new mark suggests the vibrancy of the energetic new recreational facility.
Friendly Face for Parents
The updated logo for Koala Kare Products is a recognizable icon for their baby changing stations and other family friendly products.
Enhanced Communication
New Medium Direct uses technology and innovation to creatively spread the word for its clients.
Just Ride
The annual gay and lesbian snowboard jamboree held in the Rockies draws revelers from all over the world.
The World in Your Hands
Earthscape is a remarkable new technology that brings together fly-over geography with a wealth of localized citizen input.
Home Away From Home
Timbers is a residential hotel that offers spacious one and two bedroom furnished apartments for long term visitors.
Delicious Designs
Part of the Timbers all suite hotel complex in Denver, Peoria is an attractive new neighborhood restaurant. On Peoria Street, of course.
Strength in Simplicity
Light, flexible tensegrity structures popularized by Buckminster Fuller are the inspiration for the rapid programming software venture.
Ice You Look Forward To
Bringing a bit of Philadelphia to the foothills, Eppie's offers traditional water ices in numerous delicious flavors.
Protecting the Public's Health
The new logo for Tri-County Health Department expresses the optimism of this progressive organization.
Let Us Entertain You
The new GPX mark was the beginning of a brand makeover for this marketer of consumer electronic products.
Green Careers
Veterans Green Jobs provides job education and career development opportunities for military veterans.


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Cleveland County Sheriff Alan Norman said the sheriff�s office narcotics division and the community interdiction team discovered 141 pounds of marijuana in a home and a minivan at 2037-15A Stony Point Road following a six-month investigation.
�This investigation is an overall larger drug investigation that the sheriff�s office and Drug Enforcement Administration have been working on together approximately six-plus months,� Norman said.
Following the seizure, Jose Juan Gonzalez-Martinez, 40, was arrested and charged with level II trafficking in marijuana and possession of marijuana with intent to sell and distribute, according to the sheriff�s office.
He is being held at the Cleveland County Detention Center with a $150,000 secured bond.
Norman said the drugs, which have an estimated street value of more than $112,000, were thought to have been smuggled to the county from Mexico.
He said Cleveland County was just one of the distribution points for the trafficking organization.
He said more arrests and seizures could follow.
Norman said Gonzalez-Martinez is in the country illegally.
�Hopefully after this investigation and court proceedings, he will be deported back by the federal government,� he said.
Reach reporter Rebecca Clark at 704-669-3344 or email@example.com or follow on Twitter @TheStarRebecca.
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Course Website Locator: eh270-01
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
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Winter 2007
Environmental Risk Management
Pojasek, Robert
Dr. R. Pojasek, Dr. J. Spengler
5 credits
Course not offered 2006-2007
Lectures, seminars, case studies. One day lecture; half day seminar and work on the case study (six hours during each week.)
Students will learn the skill of using problem solving tools for dealing with environment, health and safety problems and managing the associated environmental risks. A number of tools are presented within a systems approach. These tools are widely used by industries and governmental organizations throughout the world. The student should be prepared to use these skills in team environments once they graduate from Harvard. Means of measuring progress and managing programs using the systems approach will be presented and discussed.
Course Activities: A term paper will be completed by small groups on an actual project on a Harvard campus or local institution. This will reinforce the skills gained in class. Course will meet Tuesdays, January 3, 10, 17, 24 from 9 am to 4 pm and Fridays, January 6, 13, 20 from 9 am to 3 pm.
Course Note: Ordinal grading only.
Course evaluations are an important method for feedback on the quality of course offerings. The submission of a course evaluation is a requirement for this course. Your grade for the course will be made available only after you have submitted responses to at least the first three questions of the on-line evaluation for this course.


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Do You Think in Blog Posts?justicefergie
When your kid does something adorable, do you immediately start writing a blog post about it in your mind? When the barrista at the coffee shop messes up your latte order, does a tweet materialize in your head? When a deer runs across the street in your neighborhood, is your first thought to Instagram it for Facebook? If so, welcome to the club.
My name is Justice Fergie, and I think in blog posts.
It's true. I do. And really, it's not my fault. After five years of blogging weekly, my mind naturally looks for, and converts most things into, fodder for my blogs and social networks. Thinking like this makes posting easier (sometimes), and helps with writer's block (sometimes), but it also makes me feel (sometimes) like my life is a bit like The Truman Show. Can't I just be present in the moment? Can't I just enjoy the funny joke or touching event or be happy with the picture taken in my mind?
My daughter was giving her Halloween costume a "test-drive" this evening and after she got all dressed up with her costume on she said: "Aren't you going to take a picture with your phone Mom?" And I actually hadn't event thought of it — for once — I was too busy enjoying the moment. But…since she mentioned it…I snapped a quick pic.
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Columbia Couple Sentenced in Federal Court on Drug Charges
|U.S. Attorney's Office February 25, 2014
COLUMBIA, SC—United States Attorney Bill Nettles stated today that Ivan B. Moore, a/k/a "AI," and Shannon Yvette Moore, both of Columbia, South Carolina, were sentenced today in federal court in Columbia, South Carolina. Ivan Moore pled guilty to conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute five kilograms or more of cocaine and 280 grams or more of cocaine base. Shannon Moore pled guilty to conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute 500 grams or more of cocaine and 28 grams or more of cocaine base. Chief United States District Judge Terry L. Wooten of Columbia sentenced Ivan Moore to 300 months' (25 years) incarceration, followed by 10 years of supervised release, and a special assessment of $100. Shannon Moore was sentenced to 120 months' (10 years) incarceration, followed by four years of supervised release, and a special assessment of $100.
Evidence presented at the change of plea hearing established that Ivan Moore was a large-scale cocaine and crack cocaine dealer in the Columbia area. Moore bought and sold multi-kilograms of cocaine and crack cocaine primarily operating in the Ames Road area of Columbia. His wife, Shannon Moore, helped in his drug business. In addition to selling crack cocaine, Shannon Moore also drove Ivan during some of his drug deals and also traveled to California to make purchases of cocaine to ship back to Columbia to further the conspiracy.
The case was investigated by agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Assistant United States Attorney William K. Witherspoon of the Columbia office prosecuted the case.


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|Joliet Catholic Academy
* Finished 5th In Butler History In Assists
* Butler Athletic Director's Honor Roll
* Horizon League Academic Honor Roll
* 2011 Academic All-Horizon League
* 2010 Horizon League All-Tournament Team
* 2009 Horizon League All-Newcomer Team
Vera's Stats
Career | 2011 | 2010 | 2009
2011 - Junior Season: Named to the 2011 Fall Academic All-League Team...started 30 matches and played all 111 sets...ranked sixth in the Horizon League with 9.67 assists per set...posted nine performances with 40+ assists...totaled 98 kills on .277 hitting...averaged 2.48 digs per set and ranked second on the team with 23 aces...dished 50 assists with 22 digs vs. Eastern Michigan (Aug. 27)...smacked a season-high eight klls and had two aces at Notre Dame (Aug. 28)...had 38 assists in sweep of Chicago State (Sept. 6)...posted 51 assists, 10 digs and three blocks vs. Elon (Sept. 9)...dished 45 assists vs. Austin Peay (Sept. 9)...made 16 digs against North Dakota State (Sept. 26)...totaled 41 assists, 12 digs and six kills on .545 hitting vs. Loyola (Oct. 8)...passed 40 assists in sweep over Green Bay (Oct. 9)...recorded 35 assists in sweep at Cleveland State (Oct. 15)...totaled 46 assists, two aces and two blocks at Loyola (Nov. 5)...served career-high four aces at Wright State (Nov. 11).
2010 - Sophomore Season: Named to Horizon League All-Tournament Team...started at setter in all 31 matches...ranked fifth in the Horizon League with 10.26 assists per set...averaged 2.58 digs per set and 0.47 blocks per set...posted 55 assists and 14 digs vs. Stephen F. Austin (Aug. 28)...dished 48 assists and had six kills vs. CSU-Bakersfield (Sept. 3)...had 33 assists and 16 digs against Army (Sept. 10)...totaled 54 assists at Loyola (Sept. 17)...had 35 assists in 3-0 win over IUPUI (Sept. 21)...had 42 assists and three aces in win over Wright State (Sept. 24)...passed out 53 assists with 13 digs at Milwaukee (Oct. 9)...had season-high 57 assists at Green Bay (Oct. 10)...dished 41 assists in 3-0 win against Valparaiso (Oct. 15)...had 53 assists and four blocks at Wright State (Oct. 22)...posted 50 assists and 15 digs at UIC (Oct. 29)...distributed 48 assists vs. Green Bay (Nov. 5)...had 37 assists in 3-0 win over Valparaiso in league championship match (Nov. 21).
2009 - Freshman Season: Named to Horizon League All-Newcomer Team...started at setter in all 35 matches...ranked 44th in NCAA and second in the Horizon League with 10.79 assists per set...ranked second among league's setters in blocks...had 37 assists at IPFW (Aug. 28)...totaled 33 assists and 12 digs vs. Kent State (Aug. 29)...recorded 47 assists at Marquette (Sept. 4)...posted 61 assists and 12 digs at IUPUI (Sept. 9)...had 54 assists and 11 digs vs. Cleveland State (Sept. 25)...recorded 35 assists and 10 digs vs. Milwaukee (Oct. 6)...totaled 47 assists, 10 digs and six blocks at Wright State (Oct. 23)...finished with 53 assists and 16 digs vs. Loyola (Nov. 6)...recorded 54 assists in Horizon League Championship vs. UIC (Nov. 20).
High School: Earned All-American honors as a senior in 2008...also named to the all-state team in 2006 and 2008...Herald News Player of the Year in 2008...two-time all-conference and three-time all-area team member...named the Player of the Game at the state championship in 2008...team captain as a junior and senior...holds the school-record with 1,631 career assists, including the single-season mark of 945 as a senior in 2008...three-year letterwinner...helped her high school team to the 3A state championship in 2008...guided team to a third-place showing at state in 2006 and to the elite eight in 2007...team claimed three conference championships during her tenure...coached by Chris Scheibe...also played club volleyball for the Uno Volleyball Club...named to the All-American Team during the 2007-08 season as the team finished fifth in the nation...squad also placed 15th in the country during the 2008-09 campaign... Vice President of the National Spanish Honor Society...also a member of the National Honor Society and the National Art Honor Society...Key Club President...member of the Honor Roll.
Personal: Born March, 1, 1991...daughter of Dan and Cathy Vera...international management major.


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CORNELIUS – Our Towns Habitat for Humanity announced a major change at the helm as Terry Laney steps down from his role as executive director after 10 years in the position.
In his place, 17-year Habitat volunteer Enrique Sanchez will serve as the interim executive director.
"Because of the hard work of our partners, volunteers and staff at the affiliate, we have been able to serve 2,435 families globally," Laney said. "Not only serving the Lake Norman area, but truly changing the way of life for families in Sri Lanka and Guatemala. Our tithe has reached an amazing $1.7-million mark and the affiliate momentum has never been stronger."
Laney is leaving the Our Towns to pursue his own personal and professional goals but will continue to be an advisor, supporter and volunteer for Our Towns Habitat for Humanity, Habitat Guatemala and for Habitat for Humanity International.
"I am excited about the future of the affiliate, especially as the Neighborhood Revitalization takes hold," said Laney. "And the affiliate will be led by Enrique Sanchez ... who is extremely passionate about our mission."
Sanchez, a native of Argentina, will take the Our Towns through the next few months as the board continues their search for a new executive director.
"I definitely have Habitatitis," Sanchez said. "I fell in love with the mission on the first day I volunteered back in 1995."
Sanchez has served in many facets of the Habitat mission.
He started out as a construction volunteer and since then has led Habitat house builds, served on the Bank of America HFH leadership team, traveled and led groups throughout the United States, Mexico and El Salvador on global village trips, participated in Jimmy Carter builds, worked with the Habitat team in El Salvador to secure funding needed for sustainability and has focused on church and faith-based partnerships for Habitat.
Sanchez's involvement with Habitat began while he was working for Nations Bank, now Bank of America, in 1996.
Sanchez said he was very active as both a volunteer and in a leadership position for Habitat while at the bank. He planned events sponsored by the bank, building houses across the United States and Mexico.
He said it was a no-brainer when he was asked to take over as the acting executive director of Our Town's Habitat for Humanity.
Our Town Habitat has 24 houses to build before the end of the year, and Sanchez said his job will be to make sure the "train keeps moving and we are going in the right direction."
"I am a Christian, and this is one of the best ways that you can actually live your faith and serving others. (Habitat) is an institution that is dedicated to that," Sanchez said. "It's a perfect match for me as a spiritual person. You serve other people, period. It is not a hand out; it's not a charity; it's a true hands up. You help people have better living conditions."


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Real Housewives of Atlanta
Kenya Moore Defends Her Texts to Apollo Nida
Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kenya Moore caused quite a stir when it was revealed that she and Phadra Parks's man, Apollo Nida, had been texting each other. Now, she's defending her actions.
Kenya and Kandi Burruss appeared on Bethenny this week, where Kenya was asked about her text-versations with Apollo.
"I made a comment because someone said something that wasn't nice about me, and I'm like, 'If you don't care for me, and you think I'm all of these negative things, then stop texting me,'" Kenya tells Bethenny about Apollo.
Kandi clarifies that it wasn't just Apollo texting Kenya, but that they were both texting each other. "Yeah, but he initiated the texts," Kenya counters. "It wasn't flirting, though — it wasn't flirting."
The one issue Kenya has with the texts is that Kandi saw one in which Kenya used the pet name "babe" to Apollo. "Who the hell says hey babe [to someone else's husband]?" Kandi wants to know.
Then, Kenya gets nitpicky. "I didn't say, 'Hey, babe,'" she explains. "No, it was an answer — it was like, 'Yes, babe.'" Right, because that is completely different.
"But I didn't use the word 'baby,'" Kenya adds. "Now see, 'baby' is the difference, right?" Sadly for her, the studio audience doesn't appear to agree.
"I think it's ridiculous to think you can't next text a married person that's of the opposite sex," Kenya continues before adding, "I think it's appropriate if your wife knows."
And so there you have Kenya's side of things. But we're guessing she and Apollo won't be texting again anytime soon.
Was it inappropriate for Kenya to call Apollo "babe" in her text?
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I'm trying to hack together the ability to click on a bookmark (using Chrome) that essentially activates the keyboard shortcut "Shift + c", which I would use for Gmail to open a new window to compose a new email.
The keyboard shortcut is referenced here: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=6594
I'm thinking it could be some kind of javascript URL that would go in the bookmark, but I've yet to be able to find anything based on a series of searches I've tried.
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speedy spinach quiche.
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i've never had quiche in my whole life. but i'll try to get it ;PReplyDelete
I don't know what dillweed is, but I think I might omit it.ReplyDelete
My husband isn't into quiche either. But I'll probably make this for myself soon. :)ReplyDelete
I love it too, but the family dislike.ReplyDelete
But as it is also me doing the shopping and cooking here, I think a quiche will be on the menu soon.
Yay...so glad you like this! What is wrong with men anyway?ReplyDelete
I think this needs some artichoke hearts... Sounds awesome!ReplyDelete
Oh yum! I usually hate to squeeze out spinach because it freaks me out but I'd be willing to try this. Looks amazing!ReplyDelete
nothing better than a quick quiche!ReplyDelete
Looks delish! Thanks so much for sharing :)ReplyDelete
Ohh yum- Looks scrumptious! Since eggs are all we have in the fridge at the moment, I might just have to do a spin on this :) Have a great week!ReplyDelete
I have never had quiche! This recipe seems very easy adn do able for newbies. I think I am definitely going to give it a try !ReplyDelete
I love making quiches and taking them to pot lucks because people are always uber impressed.ReplyDelete
My favorite combo are tomatoes, with fresh basil and mozerella cheese.
Bridget - I read your post before I went to bed last night and then had a dream that my sister and I showed up at your door and your husband was really Colin Firth, but he had huge bushy sideburns. This is so weird on so many levels, and I feel darn creepy! (But I had to share.)ReplyDelete
@molly, i think steve would really love that as pride and prej is his faaaavorite.ReplyDelete
I really love anything with eggs. It's a full-on obsession (like planning a future chicken coop just so I can have fresh eggs all the time), so thankfully eggs are full of nutrients. I would like to try this recipe soon, although maybe omit the crust as I'm trying to eat less carbs these days. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
My husband LOVES quiche! Thanks for the recipe.ReplyDelete


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New Delhi, Audiences will get the first glimpse of much-awaited romantic comedy "Housefull" Friday as the film's promos will release when "Karthik Calling Karthik" hits the screens.
"A trailer is meant to excite audiences enough to get them talking about the film. But as a maker you definitely do not want to give away too much of the story. I'm sure the audiences will enjoy the promo," said the film's producer Sajid Nadiadwala in a press statement.
The romantic comedy directed by Sajid Khan stars Akshay Kumar, Deepika Padukone, Riteish Deshmukh, Lara Dutta, Jiah Khan and Arjun Rampal. It revolves around normal people caught in abnormal situations sparked off by a white lie.
The story also talks about the world's unluckiest man trying to find true love to change his luck.


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GAINESVILLE, FL – The University of Florida swimming and diving program has signed eight student-athletes to National-Letters-of-Intent, to start school in the fall of 2000 head coach Gregg Troy.
Headlining one of the best recruiting classes in the nation are Jenna Street and Janelle Atkinson. Also in the 2000-2001 recruiting class are Nicole Bolt (Orlando, Fla.), Jamie Ellis (Spring, Texas), Chris Kellam (Mt. Juliet, Tenn.), Rebekah Olsen (Portland, Ore.), Brooke Taflinger (Kokomo, Ind.) and Sarah Wooten (Clearwater, Fla).
Women's Signees:
Janelle Atkinson (Jamaica/The Bolles School)
Nicole Bolt (Orlando, Fla./Dr. Phillips HS)
Jamie Ellis (Spring, Texas/Klein Oak HS)
Rebekah Olsen (Portland, Ore./Westview HS)
Jenna Street (Johnson City, Tenn./The Bolles School)
Brooke Taflinger (Kokomo, Ind./Kokomo HS)
Sarah Wooten (Clearwater, Fla./Clearwater Central Catholic HS)
Men's Signee:
Chris Kellam (Mt. Juliet, Tenn./Montgomery Bell Academy)


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Woman Not "Pregnant" with a Baby but with $20,000 of HeroinSunny Chanel
If someone had asked whether "pregnant" Nigerian Afolake Awoyemi was having a boy or a girl, her honest answer would have been…neither.
She was not carrying a bundle of joy, rather many bundles of heroin. And she did not see her baby bump to its delivery, instead she was busted. What happened?
Reportedly Awoyemi — who had flown into JFK from Paris — had told custom officials that she was three-months pregnant after they saw her "waddling" off the plane. But they didn't buy her claim and insisted on a full body pat-down. After a "partial strip search" they found what she was actually carrying: "When she dropped her drawers, Awoyemi's scheme fell apart. Pellets containing brown powder began dropping from her groin area — and the substance tested positive for heroin." She had even more pellets in her body for a total of about 25. All the heroin had a street value of about $20,000.
Awoyemi is currently in the hospital but will face a federal magistrate this week. And Gawker adds that she had a pregnancy test done and that no, she was not really pregnant.
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Russia & CIS Round 2014
Dear Conference guests,
We are happy to invite you to join our Conference Russia&CIS Round live webcast on 20 - 21 February according to the Agenda.
You are welcome to join our Conference talks via Webex.
Please follow directions in the Manual.
Live webcast on 20th February
Duration time
10:00 – 18:00
|Conference 'CyberSecurity for the Next Generation'
Live webcast on 21th February
|Duration time
10:00 – 16:30
|Conference 'CyberSecurity for the Next Generation'
In case of any questions, please contact us at email@example.com
Thursday, February 20, 2014
|Registration and Welcome Coffee
|Welcome speech by Veniamin Ginodman, Head of Education Initiatives, Kaspersky Lab and Natalya Obelets, Deputy Head of Education Initiatives, Kaspersky Lab
|Success Story or
|Panel discussion - What Happened to the World of Cybersecurity after E. Snowden's Revelations? Moderator - Sergey Novikov, Deputy Director, Global Research & Analysis Team, Kaspersky Lab
|Coffee Break
|Secure Cloud Computations Using Steganography, Philipp Burtyka, Computer Science Center of the Southern Federal University (presentation via Skype)
|Sharing Private Encrypted Information in Online Social Networks, Sergey Shpak, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI
|Using 3D Animated Hand Gestures to Create a New Type of CAPTCHA, Artem Shumilov, Bauman Moscow State Technical University
|SSL Independent Client Server Secure Connection Based on Key Exchange Approach, Harutyun Terteryan, State Engineering University of Armenia
|Visit to Anti-Malware Laboratory
|Lunch at Cafetera Olympia park
|Web Service Defense from DDoS via Provided Interface Controls, Tigran Tsaturyan, Bauman Moscow State Technical University
|A Software Module of Flash Drive Protection from Unauthorized Access and Viruses, Stanislav Sarkisov, Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University
|Secure Data Hiding in PDF Files Using Encrypted Secret Message, Anahit Arshakyan, State Engineering University of Armenia
|Modeling of Botnet-Based DDoS Attacks Targeting Web Applications, Denis Murin, Kharkov National University of Radioelectronics
|Secret Sharing System Based on Error-Correcting Codes, Sevak Harutyunyan, State Engineering University of Armenia
|Coffee Break
|CyberRing - team quiz with Sergey Novikov, Deputy Director, Global Research & Analysis Team, Kaspersky Lab
Friday, February 21, 2014
|Registration and Welcome Coffee
|Using Winword and GoogleUpdate in a Cyberattack - presentation by Alexander Adamov, Lecturer at KhNURE, Malware Lab Team Leader at Lavasoft
|Reading Device for Two-Factor Authentication, Ksenija Gnitko, Moscow Region State Educational Institution for higher professional education "Dubna International University for Nature, Society and Man"
|Constructing a Security Threats Model for Cloud-Based Information Systems, Daria Simonenkova, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI
|Coffe Break
|A New Approach to Information Leak Prevention in Corporate Information Systems, Shushanik Torosyan, Moscow Region State Educational Institution for higher professional education "Dubna International University for Nature, Society and Man"
|CloudChatcryptor System of Encryption and Secure Data Transfer, Vache Karapetyan, State Engineering University of Armenia
|iCloud Traffic Control, Artur Ziarmand, Kharkov National University of Radioelectronics
|Personal data protection in Social Networks, Koryakovtsev Alisher, Bauman Moscow State Technical University
|Lunch at Cafetera Olympia park
|Kaspersky Industrial Protection Simulation - team game with Vyacheslav Borilin, Business Development Manager, Kaspersky Lab
|Coffe Break
|Awards Ceremony
Philipp Burtyka, Co-author Alina Trepacheva
Computer Science Center of South Federal University, Rostov-on-Don
Secure Cloud Computations Using Steganography
A new approach to organize the secure cloud computing is proposed. Its basic principle is to hide the fact of function evaluation over private data. Simple system illustrating this approach is considered. Comparison of this system with existing cryptographic primitives to protect data in clouds is carried out.
Tigran Tsaturyan
Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow
Web Services Defense from DDoS via Provided Interfaces Controlling
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks recently performed showed that the threat of overloading web service resources is still active. Nowadays, hackers prefer to use cleverer approach of loading not only the network, but higher levels via understanding service structure and hitting into most vulnerable places. This article is an outcome of, yet not completed, research, into CEP based system for analyzing user site queries and prevention from attacking to them. We build software that allows to measure and control server page loading and identify and limit fake visitors. Novel limiting approach is offered. We knowingly excluded any screenshots, code samples, specific design principles to focus on main features and benefits
Ksenija Gnitko
Moscow Region State Educational Institution for higher professional education "Dubna International University for Nature, Society and Man", Dubna
Reading Device for Two-Factor Authentication
The author engineered reading device which is capable of solving problems of using biometrics as an inherence factor in two-factor authentication.
Daria Simonenkova
National Research Nuclear University «MEPhI», Moscow
Constructing Security Threats Model for Cloud-based Information Systems
Cloud computing technologies develop at prompt rates. Security requirements protection system should be defined and a security threats model for the cloud-based information systems should be constructed for this purpose. Unfortunately, it is not easy to find in literature the techniques of creating security threats model for cloud-based information systems.
Artur Ziarmand, Co-author Volodomir Miz
Kharkov National University of Radioelectronics
iCloud Traffic Control
An intellectual (smart) road infrastructure is proposed to monitor and control traffic in real-time through the use of global systems for positioning and navigation, mobile gadgets and the Internet in order to improve the quality and safety of vehicle movement, as well as for minimization the time and costs when vehicles are moved at the specified routes. The main innovative idea is transfer of traffic lights from the ground to a virtual cloud space for vehicle management, equipped with a mobile gadget, which displays on the screen map, route, coordinates of the road user and traffic signals. A set of innovative scientific and technological solutions for solving social, human, economic, fuel, energy and environmental problems associated with creation and use of a cloud for monitoring and management is developed. All of these technologies and tools are integrated into the system automaton model of real-time interaction between an infrastructure monitoring and control cloud and vehicle gadget
Shushanik Torosyan
Moscow Region State Educational Institution for higher professional education "Dubna International University for Nature, Society and Man", Dubna
A New Approach on Information Leak Prevention in Corporate Information Systems
This paper is devoted to the solution of problem on information leak prevention in corporate information systems (CIS) that, in contrast to existing mechanisms for information monitoring realized in DLP-systems, provides primary automatic classification of incoming documents, certificate development for these documents saving document history, availability of confidential information and other data in these documents allowing control document flows without content examination and analysis. This work presents continuation of research on copyright protection mechanisms in document flow (Torosyan Sh., 2013) undertook by the author earlier.
Sergey Shpak
National Research Nuclear University «MEPhI», Moscow
Sharing Private Encrypted Information in Online Social Networks
Security in Online Social Networks (OSNs) is an issue, considering an ever-increasing number of OSNs community members and common anxiety about privacy. One of the most urgent challenges is designing secure and user-friendly message transmission in OSNs.
This paper investigates several techniques that may suggest solution to the topic, describes their advantages and disadvantages and analyzes the mechanism of secure message transmission in use implemented in VK Social Network.
A novel approach of secure message transmission in OSN is proposed, and an appropriate mechanism is designed for modern OSNs which is exemplified by showing a possibility of its implementation in VK Social Network, and some ways of the project future development are proposed
Vache Karapetyan
State Engineering University of Armenia. Yerevan
CloudChatcryptor System of Encryption and Secure Data Transfer
The system that we are presenting, can automatically encrypt, transfer and save the data in cloud. It has two step verification which is making our data safer. The system is unique by its possibility of data encryption and decryption via only one code, without harming the security. And all these are done instantly
Denis Murin
Kharkov National University of Radioelectronics, Kharkov
Modelling of Botnet Based DDoS Attacks targeted to Web Applications
It is proposed a method for prediction of web application load increase and calculate system efficiency during given period of time with condition of Denial-of-Service attack possibility. It is developed a model of DDoS attacks caused by malicious self-speading software agents united into botnet. Numeric analysis of system protection with application of antivirus (antimalware) solutions is considered
Artem Shumilov
Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow
Using 3D Animated Hand Gestures to Create a New Type of CAPTCHA
Website owners and administrators have to deal with the problem of spam every day. The intentions of spammers are to post advertisements, get access to private information, create links to improve search engine rankings of their own websites or something like that. In order to achieve those goals spammers have to send a lot of messages, so they usually use computer programs to do so. To protect their websites from spam webmasters use CAPTCHA – special tests created to tell computers and humans apart.
Although CAPTCHA does not guarantee absolute protection against spam, nevertheless, the use of sophisticated enough for automatic recognition CAPTCHA can stop spammers, as most programs of automatic recognition (spam bots) after one or more failed attempts to pass the test tries to find other sites with weaker spam protection.
This paper focuses on one of the most difficult for automatic recognition type of CAPTCHA using three-dimensional animated images hand gestures.
Anahit Arshakyan
State Engineering University of Armenia, Yerevan
Secure Data Hiding in PDF Files Using Encrypted Secret Message
A desktop application providing steganographic data hiding is proposed. The steganographic key secure exchange is realized through the Diffie-Hellman key exchange protocol, and Portable Document format files are used as data containers taking into account their wide spread use on Internet. A permutation cipher for providing original data security has been also applied.
Harutyun Terteryan, Co-author Michael Matveev
State Engineering University of Armenia, Yerevan
SSL Independent Client Server Secure Connection Based on Key Exchange Approach
This article studies a mechanism of securing connection between client and server, especially for the service-oriented applications. It points out the cases why using SSL is not enough to guarantee the application security and maintainability. The suggested mechanism is based on the asymmetric encryption algorithms and uses key exchange approach for establishing the secure session between client and server. Without using SSL the web service developer have to take care about the security mechanisms manually, but creating and implementing such a mechanism manually will take some time and efforts from developers. In order to avoid described issue, a reusable library has been created in the scope of the current research; the library can be used by the web service developers to secure web methods by simply adding one additional line in the code. Unlike other mechanisms the suggested one is also generic and can be configured for example to use different encryption algorithms, specific key lengths and other settings, preferred by the developers
Stanislav Sarkisov
Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, Pyatigorsk
The Software Module of Flash Drives Protection from Unauthorized Access and Viruses
The project is directed at decreasing the risks of infecting flash-drives with viruses and lets minimize intrusion of autorun virsuses to FAT32 file systems, using incorrect names of local UNC-paths, checking file integrity and automatic filling of the whole space of a flash-drive with the capability of fast file saving on this flash-drive. The program also changes user rights in NTFS file systems, directly prohibiting saving at the root of a drive and works with Windows registry.
Alisher Koryakovtsev
Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow
Personal Data Protection in Social Networks
The article can be considered as a summarization on all security concerns about Social Media networks that are accumulated over the years, and it is devoted to investigation of the privacy and security issues in Social Networks. In the first part of the article, issues of personal data collection, its inappropriate usage and Social Network security vulnerabilities are stated. In the second part of the work, one of the possible solutions is proposed and in this part author describes the design of this solution. Third part of the work describes applicable realization form that is a form of a web browser plug-in, which can guarantee open protection algorithms, higher security level for the personal data and simple system usage for everyone.
Sevak Harutyunyan, Co-author Artak Khemchyan
State Engineering University of Armenia, Yerevan
Secret Sharing System Based on Error-Correcting Codes
The new secret-sharing system, presented in the paper, runs on the error-correcting codes. The purpose of the research is high-performance system development, which will use different error-correcting codes
Artem Shumilov
Bauman Moscow State Technical University
The first prize goes to Artem Shumilov for "Using 3D Animated Hand Gestures to Create a New Type of CAPTCHA"
Sevak Harutyunyan
State Engineering University of Armenia
The second prize goes to Sevak Harutyunyan for "Secret Sharing System Based on Error-Correcting Codes"
Sergey Shpak
National Research Nuclear University «MEPhI»
The third prize goes to Sergey Shpak for "Sharing Private Encrypted Information in Online Social Networks"
Artur Ziarmand
Kharkov National University of Radioelectronics
The best presentation prize goes to Artur Ziarmand
Shushanik Torosyan
Moscow Region State Educational Institution for higher professional education "Dubna International University for Nature, Society and Man"
The best presentation prize goes to Shushanik Torosyan
Sergey Shpak
National Research Nuclear University «MEPhI»
The best presentation prize goes to Sergey Shpak
Sergey Novikov
Deputy Director, Global Research & Analysis Team, Kaspersky Lab
Sergey joined Kaspersky Lab in 2002 and was appointed Deputy Director of the company's Global Research & Analysis Team in March 2013. Prior to becoming Deputy Director, Sergey was head of the company's Global Research & Analysis Team in the EEMEA region. Sergey is responsible for managing the department's operational activities in addition to organizing Kaspersky Lab's annual Security Analyst Summit. Each year the summit brings the world's best IT security experts together to collaborate and exchange research alongside international organizations, law enforcement agencies and technology companies. Sergey has a degree in Applied Mathematics from the Moscow State University of Railway Engineering and holds a postgraduate degree in IT Security. He is based in Moscow
Sergey Lozhkin
Senior Security Researcher, Kaspersky Lab
Sergey joined Kaspersky Lab in 2012. In his current role he conducts research in the following areas: cyber espionage, static and dynamic malware analysis, Undernet networks such as TOR, social engineering, secure data transfers, exploit analysis, anonymous networks, and cybercrime in general. Prior to joining Kaspersky Lab Sergey worked at several companies as a penetration test specialist and a virus analyst. He also investigated cybercrimes for the Russian Interior Ministry after graduating from the Omsk Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs
Vyacheslav Zakorzhevsky
Vulnerability Research Group Manager, Kaspersky Lab
Vyacheslav joined Kaspersky Lab in 2007 as a Virus Analyst. In 2013 he was appointed Head of Vulnerability Research. Now he leads a team of Malware Analysts and Researchers. Vyacheslav is mostly focused on 0-day vulnerabilities, exploits and polymorphic malware. He also manages the development of Patch Management and Vulnerability Assessment technologies.
Vyacheslav holds a Master's degree from the Presidential Academy of the National Economy in Management in Financial Institutions and an MBA degree from the Swiss Business School in Global Finance and Banking
Dr. Stefano Ortolani
Education Initiatives Manager, Kaspersky Lab
Stefano Ortolani joined Kaspersky Lab in 2012 as a Security Researcher. Since then his responsibilities have included conducting scientific research in association with universities and governmental agencies. His research interests comprise intrusion detection, malware analysis, system security and communication privacy. Prior to joining Kaspersky Lab, Stefano worked as a Systems Security Researcher at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands from 2008. As a Ph.D. Candidate, he published a number of papers in international conference proceedings, as well as in international journals; he later earned his Ph.D. by successfully defending his dissertation titled "Keylogger Detection and Containment". Stefano also holds an MSc in Computer Science awarded summa cum laude from the Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Italy.
Vladimir Hahanov
Dean of Computer Engineering Faculty, Kharkov National University of Radio Electronics
Vladimir Hahanov is a Doctor of Science, he has 501 publications, 14 books and 3 patents.
Scientific work: creation of a computer-aided system for logic simulation; test generation; faults diagnosis in digital devices; systems and microprocessor-based structures; two-framed cubic Algebra; cubic forms of graph representation; cubic models of digital devices; deductive-parallel method of cubic fault simulation; topological deductive back traced parallel fault simulation method; cubic method of test generation; algebra logic fault localization and memory repair methods of SoC Functionality; Software tools (C++, Assembler, Fortran) for research; high performance fault simulation and test generation development for complete digital systems and networks described using hierarchical models; automated designs for testability within IEEE Boundary Scan standards and debugging tools for specialized microprocessor systems and digital system processes; brain-like computing for multiprocessors; smart cloud traffic control; quantum data structures and computation.V. Hahanov is chairman of the "IEEE East-West, IEEE Senior Member, IEEE Computer Society Golden Core Member,. Design and Test" international symposium and a member of 20 Program committees for International Conferences. He is Chief Scientist at Aldec Inc., and works in cooperation with Cadence, Microsoft, Intel, Kaspersky lab. He is also a scientific consultant of Echostar, USA.
Gevorg Margarov
Head of Information Security and Software Development Department, State Engineering University of Armenia (Polytechnic)
His current scientific interests include the Architecture of Computer Systems and Complexes, the Organization and Management of Information Security Systems, Digital Steganography, Applied Cryptography, E-learning and Knowledge Assessment Tools. Gevorg has over 180 scientific publications. He has supervised 9 theses for Candidate of Sciences (PhD) degrees in Armenia and a thesis for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in computer science in France.
Gevorg is a member of the Governing Board of the National Centre for Professional Education Quality Assurance Foundation (ANQA, Yerevan, Armenia), a professional member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM, New York, USA) and a member of the Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA, New York, USA).
Mykola Graivoronskyi
Associate Professor at the Department of Information Security, Physics and Technology Institute, National Technical University of Ukraine
Mykola Graivoronskyi studied physics at the Moscow Institute for Physics and Technology and finished his PhD in 1992 after working on new techniques to investigate the structure of refractory metal alloys at the Frantsevich Institute for Problems of Materials Science in Kiev. After his academic work he accepted an offer to join the faculty at the newly created Physics and Technology Institute of National Technical University of Ukraine "Kiev Polytechnic Institute". He started teaching physics and electronics in 1996, but subsequently became more and more involved in teaching and practical work in the field of information security.
Since 2000 he has been involved in a number of projects, including the development of security systems for the IT systems of many Ukrainian organizations. He has also taken part in evaluating security systems, in certifying software and hardware security components according to the national standards of Ukraine, and in researching vulnerabilities in modern software.
Alexander Adamov
Lecturer in Kharkov National University of Radio Electronics Malware Lab Team Leader at Lavasoft
Alexander Adamov is a tutor at the Kharkov National University of Radio Electronics (KhNURE) with over eight years' experience in the antivirus industry. He currently heads Lavasoft's Malware Lab in Kharkov. Alexander holds an MSc degree in computer engineering from KhNURE and a MPh in Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery from the University of Wales. At present he is researching a PhD project related to cyberspace security and the automation of malware analysis. As a tutor he specializes in reverse engineering and malware analysis.
Sergey Golovanov
Principal Security Researcher, Kaspersky Lab
Sergey started his career at Kaspersky Lab in 2005, joining the company as a Virus Analyst before going on to become Head of the Non-Intel Research Group. He conducts research into data mining and threats that target online games and social networking sites, as well as the technologies and methods used by virus writers and cybercriminal groups. Sergey was appointed Malware Expert for the Russian Research Center in 2009 and is based in Moscow.
Sergey is currently a PhD student and in his spare time, teaches a course on securing computer networks. Prior to joining the Company, he worked at the Moscow Centre for Scientific and Technical Information.
Stepan Ilyin
Chief Operation Officer, Wallarm Inc
Stepan is well-known as former editor-in-chief of "Hacker" Magazine which is a widely acclaimed monthly publication for IT enthusiasts in Russia. He is author of more than 500 publications covering modern technologies and information security. At the beginning of 2014 Stepan joined Wallarm company which is specialized in developing solutions for web application security. Stepan has a degree in Computer Science from the Bauman Moscow State Technical University and holds a postgraduate degree in Business Administration. He is based in Moscow.
2-1-A2 Tiksi Room, Olympia Park, Kaspersky Lab HQ, 39A/2 Leningradskoe Shosse, Moscow
Guest registration is open
Important Dates
Submissions Deadline: Friday 24th January 2014
Notification Deadline: Friday 31st January 2014
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Darrin and Danyel Finkenbine of Franklin announce the engagement of their daughter, Christina E. Finkenbine of Franklin, to Devin Dresslar of Greenwood, son of Randy and Carmen Dresslar of Greenwood.
Miss Finkenbine graduated from Franklin Community High School in 2013 and from Kaplan College in 2014 with a dental assistant degree. She works for Dr. Vorhies Orthodontics.
The future groom graduated from Center Grove High School in 2008. He works for Indy Family Farms.
A wedding date is pending.
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text: so anyone who's ever been in Baltimore (or many other large cities i presume) knows that you gotta go through a "ghetto" or two to get to many spots in the city, well i'm driving across town yesterday and i see this guy turn the corner on a Kestrel tri bike that he had clearly either stolen or bought from someone who had. i was furious for several hours afterwards, but i felt like there was nothing that i could do. what would you do if you had seen something like this?


text: I've posted before about my idea for a jewelry journal. When my grandmother died, we were literally left with hundred of pieces of jewelry. I was left thinking, where did it come from. Why did she choose this? Was this important to her, or was it just a gift that she always hated? So I came up with the idea of a jewelry journal. In this journal I would place pictures & descriptions of all my important pieces of jewelry. However, doing that would require some scrapbooking skills & motivation, so I will just make the entries on here for now. It's really fun to go back through all my pieces & remember what was going on in my life when I bought them.


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The 15 kids onstage in the Psalm Center for the Performing arts on Friday morning were wearing matching red shirts, but their individuality showed through in their performance mannerisms. Some smiled. Others looked serious. Some kept beat with their feet, while others sat perfectly still except for the movement of their bows across their instruments.
One of five performance groups at Corban's Music Camp, the string ensemble was the youngest group of violin, cello and bass players to practice and perform together through the week of June 25-29. And Friday morning's practice was their last chance to unify their sound for the final performance.
"You job is to listen to the whole sound," director Colleen Multop told them. "Listen to how we sound and try to play to the back of the room."
For the string ensemble, unity could only be achieved by playing in tune, a big challenge for young players. For some of them, Multop marked with a pencil the location of difficult-to-find notes. For others, like first violinist Grace Holmes, who tuned up the group, finding even the toughest notes is second-nature.
From the newest to the most advanced performer, all 80 middle and high school students at Music Camp were looking to the camp's 10 instructors to help them improve their musical abilities. These adult directors and instrumentalists spent the week running workshops, practice sessions and private lessons all over campus.
Every afternoon, students came to the Psalm Center to hear each other perform. Two levels of bands, two levels of string ensembles and a choir took turns onstage, as well as individual musicians and small groups that formed during the week. The final performance was June 29.
"There is such a positive attitude at this camp," said Music Camp director Sharon Bartsch. "These students are so happy and cheerful, and they don't get bent out of shape. They are wonderful to work with."
Outside of their music training, attendees enjoyed each other's company and were inspired by camp speakers including Corban's campus pastor, Kent Kersey, and local evangelist Reid Saunders. Halfway through the week, seven students indicated that they received Christ.


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Shelly Centre is easily the South Coast's most popular seaside shopping destination. The light and airy complex houses a variety of shops and six cinemas, all under one roof.Situated on Marine Drive and just off the N2, getting there is easy. Three entrances into the parking areas provide effortless access for shoppers. Secure parking and the friendly environment make for a relaxed shopping experience.You will find Woolworths, Pick n Pay, Edgars, Foschini, Truworths, The Hub, @ Home and CNA as well as numerous specialist retail stores and specialist services.
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and are not necessarily the actual travelling
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After re-appointed skipper Stringer lost the toss, Northend chose to fight against the wind in the first half, Real Dagenham pilled on the pressure and were camped in the Northend half, pressure mounted for Northend and they started to put in some late challenges, the worst of them was a 2 footed challenge on Tops that would later see him substituted. The Daggers took the lead on the 40th minute after a great run by Tops saw him thread the ball through for Gabor to hit a low and unstoppable shot, the last chance of the half came direct from our 12th corner, Stringer took the corner and as the wind took the ball towards the Northend goal the defender did well to head clear on the goal line. Half time 1 – 0
The second half started with Real Dagenham knowing the wind would be seriously against them, Northend pilled on the pressure but nothing of note hassled debutant keeper Jamie Dumbrill, then Real Dagenham got a breakthrough when yet another foul saw Stringer take the free kick from just inside the Northend half, the keeper could only spill the ball to Erol who slotted home, 2-0 to Real Dagenham. As Real Dagenham came under pressure from Northend, the wind, and the Ref, Northend were awarded a corner, the ball came in and a Northend player won the header, Jamie dived down low to his right and with a strong hand managed to tip the ball over the bar which was undoubtedly the save of the season, it truly was one of the greatest saves made by a keeper in a Real Dagenham shirt. Moments later the ball fell to the Northend forward just outside the box, the forward rode a challenge from Stamps and hit the ball towards goal, the wind took the ball straight into the roof of the net, 2-1. Northend were now bombing forward and winning corner after corner and after a Northend players shot hit the bar the Ref gave another corner, the corner whipped in and Jamie managed to get a slight punch on the ball only for the ball to eventually fall to a Northend player who shot home from very close range, 2-2. With neither team being able to get the ball down and the wind blowing at Real Dagenham's goal at around 85 mph it was the daggers that got the ball out to substitute Nio who whipped the ball across to his fellow substitute Carl who netted from close range, however the Ref perfectly position near the half way line adjudge Carl to be offside, goal disallowed. Northend had a few half chances at the end but the game finished 2-2.
Summery – Real Dagenham struggled to take advantage of first half possession and never really got the ball down to play, all in all the Daggers would see this more as 2 points dropped rather than 1 point gained. Congratulations to the Northern hard man Ben for winning the Man of the Match vote and taking home the bubbly for the 3rd time this season.


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When I wrote last week about a California man whose wife cut his penis off, we got an avalanche of response from the interwebz, especially thanks to linkage from some men's interest blogs and a few MRA dudes. I was called a "hypocrite," "scum", and a "dick-hating bitch" (the more hateful and rape apologist comments didn't make it out of moderation, but we kept some of the milder ones in). Some claimed that I didn't condemn the attack, which is untrue. I did, strongly, in the concluding paragraph (a hint: next time try reading the whole post until you get to the "very, very wrong" part). The other criticisms were that I was somehow being hypocritical or exercising a "double standard" when it comes to violence against men vs. violence against women and that I semi-jokingly said I kept a list of men who I might like to see meet the same fate. I'll unpack those last two, for the record.
I don't know if the woman in this case was a victim of domestic violence. I pointed out that she told police her husband "deserved it" and that our society is pretty fucked up if we start wondering about domestic violence and whether the man had it coming immediately upon hearing about such a crime. On that, I think we can all agree. At no point did I say he deserved what happened to him.
But I am not being hypocritical when I said that I understand the urge for female victims to react violently against men who hurt them. Fighting back against your attacker—yes, even violently—is not in any way hypocritical. It's a completely rational response for any person, particularly when you cannot get justice or protection by other means. Violence may not be the ideal response, but to act as though the ideal response is for women to "rise above" and passively accept victimization—especially when law enforcement fails them—shows either a superhuman tolerance for violence and injustice, or outright support for the attackers.
Now, when I said that I have a "list" of men who I think should be parted from their penises, I was being somewhat flippant, and I understand that flippancy rubbed some people the wrong way, particularly given that we don't really know much about this particular case, and it doesn't seem like the man in question has a history of raping and abusing his wife (unlike, say, John Wayne Bobbitt).
However, I am not going to apologize for entertaining some "Dexter"-like revenge fantasies about vigilante justice. We live in a world where one in four women is the victim of sexual assault and domestic violence is the leading cause of injury to women ages 15 to 44. Restraining orders sometimes protect women—but often don't. Female victims are routinely dismissed by law enforcement or slandered by the media, while abusers and rapists are acquitted every single day. Men like Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Roman Polanski, elected officials, and police officers frequently use their money and influence to escape justice for their crimes against women. When these predators don't go to jail, it's naive and illogical to think they won't attack women again—and continue to get away with it. They will, and as a result, women will continue to lose faith in the justice system and be less likely to report assaults.
So is it any wonder that women like me entertain revenge fantasies after being bombarded with proof that society will not protect us or condemn our attackers? When justice is denied, hell, when we're told we don't deserve justice because we were foolish or drunk or dressed slutty or dating an asshole or just should have known better…of course we are enraged and, yes, we might even think violence sounds like a good response. Hence, my mental list of dudes who have it coming. Frankly, if they're not imprisoned, the only way to be sure some men won't continue to harm women is if they are dead or dickless. I like to imagine that happening, even if I wouldn't actually take up a gun or a knife myself.
To the men who found what I wrote so objectionable, I invite you to change places with me and try living with the constant threat of rape and violence and the knowledge that you'll likely be blamed or ignored if it happens to you. See if you wouldn't occasionally fantasize about fighting back by any means necessary. In return, I promise that when you do, I won't call you a hypocrite.


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Ryan Seacrest Productions has added a "small army" of t.v. execs to its staff as part of a planned expansion with the goal of expanding their lineup of reality and scripted programs across all three major broadcast networks.
The American Idol host already has a strong foothold on the reality t.v. landscape with his company's Kardashians franchise, Married to Jonas for E!, Shahs of Sunset for Bravo, The Nanny Diaries for ABC Family and the game show Draw Something in development at CBS, but an "infusion of capital" from radio big shot Clear Channel could have even more Seacrest helmed reality t.v. coming to a network near you.
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Im looking to get a custom geometry frame made that the builder is willing or able to do all internal Di2 and rear brake cabling.
So far Im in contact with Habanero Cycles for a custom Ti frameset, but he can only do external wiring. Id hate to go full custom and not be able to do internal wiring. Unfortunately it seems like every frame builder website I go to is asking $2300+ for a steel frame, and $3000+ for a Ti frame.
Any ideas on a builder that can do internal Di2 routing without killing my budget?
Im trying to stick with Ti mostly because I will use this bike daily, and lock it up against other bikes and racks. I dont want to worry about paint chiping and I live in Seattle, so I dont want my bike to turn into iron oxide.
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Pattern Number: L0075AD The reversible stitch pattern is especially cozy in Superwash Merino Cashmere.
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Super Bowl Preview With Gregg Doyel
Super Bowl XLVIII is almost here. The Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos will meet in New Jersey on Sunday. CBS Sports columnist Gregg Doyel joins Bill for a preview and shares his prediction.
Seahawks, Broncos Renew AFC West Rivalry In Super Bowl
Seattle and Denver have more history between them than most Super Bowl opponents, but most of it happened when they were both in the AFC West. Only A Game's Doug Tribou reports on the rivalry's roots.
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Seattle Seahawks fans are flying in droves to New York for Sunday's Super Bowl. Not all of them will have tickets, but at Carlow East they will have a home away from home.
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In a move that "threatens to change the entire model of college sports as we know it," members of Northwestern University's football team are trying to form a union. Sports on Earth's Patrick Hruby joins Bill to explain what it all means.
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The U.S. women's cross-country skiing team has transformed into one of the top teams in the world. There are four skiers in the World Cup's top 30. Jason Albert shares the story of the team's speedy improvement.
'Newton's Football' Explores The Science Of The Sport
Science-loving football fans will enjoy delving into the physics of the game in 'Newton's Football.' Authors Allen St. John and Ainissa Ramirez joined Bill Littlefield to discuss their book.
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Bill and OAG analyst Charlie Pierce discuss the potential future home of the NFL's St. Louis Rams, baseball's next fashion craze, and a style of yoga perfect for middle-aged men who live in their parents' basements.
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The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate, which only accounts for those actively seeking work, dropped to 5 percent in July from 5.4 percent in June and 5.3 percent in July 2007, according to the state Department of Labor. Last month's adjusted rate for the city was 0.7 percentage points lower than the national rate.
But the number of people collecting unemployment in the city has risen.
Despite the adjusted rate, "total unemployment has been trending upward across the board," said Jim Brown, a state Department of Labor economist. "We're still seeing continued weakening in the local and national economies."
The number of people collecting unemployment throughout the five boroughs, a figure considered by many economists to give a more complete picture of the economy's health, totaled 70,700 in July. That number is up 17 percent from 60,500 in both June 2008 and July 2007, Brown said.
Unemployment payouts usually go up in July with expected layoffs among teachers' aides, school bus drivers and workers in several manufacturing industries, but this increase is bigger than usual, he said.
Last month, the total number of New Yorkers not working was augmented by 2,200 layoffs in the city's financial industry, according to a report released Thursday, August 14, by Eastern Consolidated, a real estate investment firm.
But unexpected growth in other sectors, such as 1,400 jobs in construction and 3,800 jobs in the tourism industry, eased the city's unemployment rate. More than 6,000 jobs were added in the city in July, according to the report.
"The city has been performing better than the nation in terms of employment and job creation, and it continues to do that," said Frank Braconi, chief economist for the New York City Comptroller's Office. "But we also have to remember that these numbers are subject to large revisions, which might bring about a sadder story."
July's decline in unemployment could be an anomaly, noted Kenneth Goldstein, a labor economist at the Conference Board. He projects that the city's unemployment rate is likely to rise again over the next six to 12 months.
"The New York City job market has been affected by the same forces as the rest of the country, except that when the dollar was weak, Europeans were all over Manhattan spending money," he said. "That premium package is losing steam as the dollar improves and Wall Street continues to struggle."
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Below is the information relating to the latest NHSA Convention.
National Hellenic Student Association of America – Convention Schedule – Spring 2011
(updated March 24th, 2011)
Friday, April 8, 2011
All Day– Pick up from airport and check-in to La Quinta Hotel
La Quinta Hotel: 1 South Franklin, Chicago, IL 60606
7:00pm– 9:00pm Welcome Meeting
Orientation, Opening Remarks, and Dinner
10:00pm Greek Night @ 9 Muses
DJ playing all night
21 and up- to drink, 18 and up- to enter
Saturday, April 9, 2011
9:30am Breakfast
Breakfast available at hotel
10:00am– 10:30am Arrival at Loyola University Chicago Beane Hall
Introductions and Nametags
10:30am– 12:30pm Lectures Series
Beane Hall in Loyola University's Lewis Towers
Ted Spyropoulos
Dimitri Logothetis
Endy Zemenides
Kostas Zografopoulos
12:30pm– 2:00pm Hellenic Professional Mentorship Fair
To be held at Beane Hall in Loyola University's Lewis Towers
2:00pm– 4:00pm Networking Luncheon
Beane Hall in Loyola University's Lewis Towers
4:00pm– 6:00pm Tours of Chicago
8:00pm Midwest Pan-Hellenic Youth Ball
Hyatt Regency Chicago
DJ playing all night
21 and up- to drink, 18 and up- to enter
Sunday, April 10, 2011
10:00am Breakfast
Breakfast available at hotel
10:30am– 2:00pm NHSA Elections
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Loyola University Corboy Law Center
2:00pm– 3:00pm Lunch Break
3:00pm Closing meetings
Elections are finalized and closing remarks are made
After you register, one week before the convention you will receive an Convention Logistics Information Packet with various details such as arrivals, pick-ups, itineraries, and the final schedule
NHSA Convention Resource Guide
9 Muses
315 South Halsted Street
Chicago, IL 60661
(312) 902-9922
Subway: Blue Line UIC-Halsted
Loyola University Chicago Water Tower Campus
Beane Hall of Lewis Towers
111 E. Pearson
Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 915-7630
Subway: Red Line Chicago
Loyola University Chicago Water Tower Campus
Corboy Law Center
25 E. Pearson
Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 915-7120
Subway: Red Line Chicago
La Quinta Hotel
1 South Franklin
Chicago, IL 60606
(312) 558-1020
Subway: Brown Line Washington and Wells
The Hyatt Regency Chicago
151 E Wacker Drive
Chicago, IL 60601
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A haunted house can be a dud or a deal
It's Halloween, the night when ghosts, goblins and paranormal activity is at its ultimate. But if your house is haunted, this particular holiday may not be much fun, since selling a stigmatized home is just one more challenge to overcome right up there with 20-year-old air conditioners and neighbors' barking dogs.
A property can be stigmatized if it is associated with an event or situation that could negatively affect its chance of selling. Houses that are thought to be haunted or that were the sites of murders or suicides are often considered stigmatized.
In some states, sellers and their agents are required to disclose any information regarding a haunting to potential buyers. However, Florida does not have any statutory obligation written into its laws and, therefore, has a caveat emptor or buyer beware attitude regarding stigmatized properties.
There can be a couple of upsides to owning a house that has been stigmatized with the primary one being price. It's not unusual for properties where murders have occurred, especially ones that attracted a lot of media attention, to sell below market value.
The townhouse in California where Nicole Brown Simpson was murdered in 1994 sat on the market for two years and was ultimately sold for $590,000, $200,000 below the asking price. The property was remodeled and the address changed before it resold in 2006 for $1.7 million, turning out to be a great deal for the owner.
Then, of course, there are people who are looking for homes with an interesting history they feel would add to the character of the property. A savvy homeowner can tap into a specialty niche of buyers who actually are looking for haunted houses to use as hotels or inns or just because they are either into the paranormal or just want to promote interesting dinner conversations.
Some haunted houses never sell, like the house where members of the Heaven's Gate community in California committed mass suicide. It was eventually taken back by the bank and sold at a very deep discount. The Petit house in Cheshire, Conn. where a mother and her two daughters were murdered and the house burned five years ago has been turned into a park and place of remembrance.
Others are sold as unique and interesting properties with a fascinating history by people who do not mind living with the stigma and the possibility of ghosts or just don't believe in them and see a good buying opportunity.
If you do, however, believe in ghosts you'll be happy to know that most ghost busters maintain that ghosts generally haunt the houses they lived in and are not hostile. They can even be Casper like and befriend you and your family, making it possible to live happily and comfortably with them. That is until the For Sale sign gets planted on the front lawn when your friendly little mascot may not seem so cute.
Just like disclosing the age of your cooling system and roof, disclosing anything that may be a considered a stigma or a material fact about your home is an absolute. If you don't want your real estate transaction to be haunted, the best thing is to be honest about any real or perceived defects in your home.
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after migrating E-Mails from a .pst file using the Zimbra Migrator most of the Emails for my Users are migrated to USER_ROOT and are therefore not visible in the Webinterface nor in Outlook. Is there any way to move all the Mails out of this Folder into another visible Folder? I sadly only found a way to delete those Emails in this Forum.


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03 February 2011
Kim Clijsters (BEL)
On paper it should have been the clash of the titans: Kim Clijsters and Justine Henin against Serena and Venus Williams. Sadly a combination of injury and retirement has meant only one of the biggest names in women's tennis over the past decade will be on show this weekend, but it just so happens she's in fine form.
Clijsters will be shouldering the burden of responsibility in Belgium's Fed Cup by BNP Paribas first round tie against USA in Antwerp this weekend.
The world No. 2 is fresh (well as fresh as anyone can be after travelling half way round the world) from her victory in Melbourne to lay claim to her first Australian Open title and is ready to lead her country into battle against a USA side that rather likes the underdog tag.
The host nation will be without Justine Henin after the 28-year-old announced news of her retirement at the Australian Open, while last year's Fed Cup runners-up USA are missing the Williams sisters due to injury – foot for Serena and groin for Venus.
But USA has reached the Fed Cup final for the last two years, losing on both occasions to Italy, without the services of either Williams sister.
And American captain Mary Joe Fernandez puts the success of her squad in recent years down to the team spirit in the camp and the versatility of her players: "Everybody can pretty much do it all," she said.
"It is nice as a captain to have that versatility. We do have our options. We'll see what we think works best and what the matchups are, like we usually do. It is very nice that we are solid and slowly becoming more experienced. This was a very young team a couple of years ago and they have come a long way."
USA is likely to employ Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Melanie Oudin in the singles, Liezel Huber in the doubles and Vania King as and when required. Both of Belgium's top two players are ranked higher than their American counterparts and they can boast to have the form player in women's tennis in the shape of world No. 2 Clijsters.
For Oudin, playing the Australian Open champion will be a dream come true. "Playing Kim would be a real honor because I grew up watching her," said Oudin. "She's always been a great player, an idol to me. Getting to play against her would be pretty cool. I am definitely looking forward to it."
If the Americans are to succeed in maintaining their fine Fed Cup form – they have reached the semifinals for the last six years – they will have to target Belgium's No. 2, Yanina Wickmayer. Ranked No. 26, Wickmayer is not going to roll over easily and will be keen to show what she can do in the absence of Henin.
Making up Belgium's squad are Kirsten Flipkens and another winner Down Under – the Australian Open girls' singles and doubles champion An-Sophie Mestach.
It might not be the clash of the titans, but it is sure to be a titanic clash.
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