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Two new surveys of 430 B2C e-commerce professionals and 160 B2B e-commerce professionals, conducted by Endeca, a provider of e-commerce software, find that technology trends such as personalization and search engine optimization (SEO) are increasingly part of the B2B e-commerce mix.
In fact, as time goes on, the only thing that may distinguish one e-commerce site from the other is the type of customer it addresses.
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Deutsche Bank refocuses its commodities business
Deutsche Bank (XETRA: DBKGn.DE / NYSE: DB) today announced that it is significantly scaling back its commodities business. The business will now focus on Deutsche Bank's core competencies of financial derivatives and precious metals.
This decision will result in Deutsche Bank exiting the dedicated trading desks for energy, agriculture, base metals and dry bulk. This will have no material impact on the Bank's financial results.
A Special Commodities Group has been established which will manage an orderly wind down of these businesses. The financial derivatives and precious metals businesses will be integrated into Deutsche Bank's Fixed Income and Currencies platform to take advantage of existing synergies.
Colin Fan, Co-Head of Corporate Banking & Securities at Deutsche Bank, said: "As part of Strategy 2015+, we are actively managing and reviewing our business portfolio. The decision to refocus our commodities business is based on our identification of more attractive ways to deploy our capital and balance sheet resources. This move responds to industry-wide regulatory change and will also reduce the complexity of our business."
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BBC boss Mark Thompson sets quit date
Not going anywhere until after the Olympics
BBC director-general Mark Thompson has handed in his resignation and will serve out his notice at the public service broadcaster until autumn this year.
He told staff this morning that he had quit the top job after eight years of running the Beeb. Thompson said:
This morning I told Lord Patten that I believe that an appropriate time for me to hand over to a successor and to step down as director-general of the BBC would be the autumn of this year, once the Olympics and the rest of the amazing summer of 2012 are over.
When Chris Patten became BBC Chairman last year, I told him I thought there was a strong case for handing over to a successor sooner rather than later. From the point of view of the BBC, I thought that my successor should have time to really get their feet under the table before the next Charter Review process got going.
I have told the Chairman that I believe that he and the Trust should begin the public process of finding the next DG as soon as they see fit. I will of course help them in that endeavour in any way I can. We can address the exact date of the handover once an appointment is made, though I have made it clear that I want to be guided by the wishes of the Trust and of my successor, whoever that may be.
Thompson noted that he had been the longest serving director-general at the broadcaster since the 1970s and said that he had "weathered a series of lively storms" during that tenure.
Indeed, in recent years the BBC has undergone big budget cuts that have led to some of its staff and operations being moved to just outside Manchester, while its online estate has been heavily trimmed. ®


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Not about "parties or politics"? Fox News promotes anti-Dem "Tea Party Express"
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On July 28, The Fox Nation promoted Our Country Deserves Better PAC's "Tea Party Express," which is dedicated to opposing Democratic officeholders. The promotion of the PAC belies Fox Nation's claim to being unbiased and undermines the claim by Glenn Beck that the tea parties, which Fox and Beck relentlessly promoted, aren't "about parties or politics or the president.
From TheFoxNation.com, accessed on July 28:
"Tea Party Express" targets Democrats
Tea Party Express' purpose is to "highlight some of the worst offenders in Congress." Our Country Deserves Better PAC's (OCDB) website states that the Tea Party Express "will host a series of tea party rallies all across the nation. ... At each stop the tour will highlight some of the worst offenders in Congress who have voted for higher spending, higher taxes, and government intervention in the lives of American families and businesses." [TeaPartyExpress.org, accessed 7/28/09]
Tea Party Express' "Target[s]" are all Democrats. In its "Target Races" section, OCDB's website states that in "order for the Tea Party movement to truly have an impact, we must vote out of office those politicians who have betrayed their constituents by pushing through massive deficits, higher taxes and government intervention into the private sector and private lives of American families." All 30 targets listed as of July 28 are Democrats. [TeaPartyExpress.org, accessed 7/28/09]
OCDB funded and organized by Republicans to oppose Democrats
OCDB formed by Republicans. OCDB PAC "was formed in August [2008] by California political consultant Sal Russo and former California Assemblyman Howard Kaloogian." [Associated Press, 10/16/08] As their OCDB biographies note, Russo is a veteran Republican consultant and Kaloogian served as a Republican.
OCDB's mission is to oppose Obama and "Democratic Congress." On its "About Us" page, OCDB states that "we must stand up to Barack Obama and the Democrat-controlled Congress." The PAC also solicits contributions by stating, "Help us fight the Democratic Congress!"
In 2008, OCDB's sole objective was Obama's defeat. National Public Radio reported on September 26, 2008, that OCDB's website then said "it has one objective: to defeat Obama." During the 2008 campaign, the PAC hosted "patriotic, pro-McCain/Palin rallies" to "Stop Obama."
OCDB campaigned for Republican Tedisco. OCDB "campaign[ed]" "on behalf of" Republican New York congressional candidate Jim Tedisco in March by "broadcasting television and radio advertisements. ... Total ad buy is expected to reach well into the hundreds of thousands by Election Day."
OCDB's current campaigns are anti-Democratic Party. The PAC's website currently lists numerous campaigns aimed at Democrats, such as asking for White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel's resignation and an effort proposing to "spend in excess of $1 million" to defeat Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid in 2010. The PAC's website also lists campaigns opposing "ObamaCare" and the cap-and-trade bill.
OCDB's history of smears against Democrats
OCDB vice chairman a birther. According to the Center for Media and Democracy, at an October 2008 rally, Vice Chairman Mark Williams:
[I]nvoked a long-discredited smear against Obama that seems designed to play on fears of his "otherness": that he's not really a U.S. citizen. "We all know that Barack Obama is not qualified to be president of the United States, beyond being above the age of 35 and probably an American citizen," said Williams, emphasizing the word 'probably.' He laughed and then repeated: "Probably. Even money."
On his blog, Williams has repeatedly raised doubts about Obama's citizenship. Williams wrote that Obama's "actual birth certificate has never been produced however and is now the subject of a lawsuit to demand that it be produced" and that "our choice this November" is between Sen. John McCain and "the former Barry Soetoro, Indonesian Muslim turned welfare thug turned anointed." Williams has a history of smearing and baselessly attacking progressives and Democrats.
In 2008, OCDB produced numerous ads and videos smearing Obama. For instance, OCDB produced ads and videos with such titles as "Obama's Wrong Values," "Obama: Not Faithful to Our Military," and "Obama's Patriotism Problem." The AP wrote of OCDB's ads: "The images and allegations are provocative and, in some cases, unfounded. ... Clips from a controversial sermon delivered by Obama's former pastor Jeremiah Wright are used in two ads to charge that Obama doesn't share average Americans' values. Another ad questions Obama's patriotism with a video clip in which he does not hold his hand to his heart during the national anthem. A third accuses Obama of sympathizing with Islamic militants. The ad does not support the statement."
OCDB's most recent ad compares Obama to Ahmadinejad. In an ad posted online on July 7, OCDB aired images of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and footage of fighting in the streets following the recent Iranian elections while a narrator reads a series of news clips, then states, "But wait. These press reports aren't about Iran. They're about Barack Obama's administration right here in the U.S."
Fox Nation purports not to be "bias[ed]"
To promote the launch of The Fox Nation, Fox News aired advertisements telling viewers, "[i]t's time to say 'no' to biased media and 'yes' to fair play and free speech."
Fox News' Beck: Don't make tea parties about politics, "Republican rallies"
Beck: Don't let April 15 tea parties become "just Republican rallies." Beck: "I fear that these tea parties, if they become just Republican rallies or anti-Obama rallies, they have completely missed the point, because the Republicans sold America out just as much as the Democrats have. They have violated a sacred honor and trust with our money and everything else." [Glenn Beck, 3/31/09]
Beck: April 15 tea parties aren't "about parties or politics or the president." Beck: "Also, we're getting ready for next week's Tax Day tea parties across the party. People that come together to let the politicians know, 'OK. enough spending.' We're taking the show on the road next Wednesday. We will be live from the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas. This isn't about parties or politics or the president; just standing together for principles." [Glenn Beck, 4/7/09]
But Fox News disagrees. As Media Matters noted, despite Beck's claims, Fox News itself and tea-party organizers have characterized the April 15 protests primarily as a response to the administration's fiscal policies.
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As Ann posted earlier today, the California Chamber of Commerce has filed a petition for writ of mandate in a California superior court, alleging that the auction of allowances to emit carbon dioxide scheduled for tomorrow constitutes an illegal tax and is not authorized by the California law AB 32. AB 32 requires the state to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and the Legislature has tasked the California Air Resources Board with making that happen. The ARB has developed a cap-and-trade program for carbon dioxide – among other measures – to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the state. As part of that program, ARB will be auctioning allowances to emit carbon dioxide.
The strangest thing about this lawsuit, to me, is its timing. This is truly an eleventh-hour lawsuit. Moreover, I haven't seen any evidence that the plaintiffs are even asking that the court issue an order to block the auction before it happens tomorrow. While the plaintiffs are formally seeking a court order invalidating the auction, the auction will go forward if such an order isn't issued by tomorrow morning.
Clearly, if someone wants a court to order a government agency to refrain from taking an action, the best way to make that happen is to ask the court for that order ahead of time. And under the California law that empowers residents and businesses to challenge government agency action (a challenge known as a request for a writ of mandamus), it's not difficult to get a court to rule ahead of time. Consequently, a party seeking to ask a court to block long-planned governmental action will usually take care to file its lawsuit in plenty of time for a court to act. If a party is jammed for time, it may request a temporary restraining order, or may request immediate relief from the court through an expedited request for a hearing to ask the court to block the government from following through with its planned action. California procedure allows such requests on short notice.
The facts underlying this case have been known for some time: the Air Resources Board developed its cap and trade program long ago, and approved it in December 2011. The regulations the lawsuit seeks to overturn were adopted at that time. Yet the Chamber of Commerce filed the lawsuit the day before the first auction, eleven months after the approval of the regulations that authorized the auction.
While it's possible that the Chamber has filed a request for expedited emergency review, I have not seen such a request in the public court papers or in the media release put out by the Chamber. And because the case could have been filed on a less urgent basis, it's unlikely that a court would grant such a request anyway.
At the same time, once the auction has taken place, it will be very difficult to undo, as a practical matter, since auction participants will have taken significant steps in reliance on the auction. Indeed, courts typically will be much less likely to grant relief in such a situation.
So why would the Chamber file this case the day before the auction?
The lawsuit, which has gotten ample publicity, certainly has the potential to create uncertainty in the auction market. Such uncertainty may depress the price of allowances, which could create a windfall for speculators if they can buy the allowances cheaply and the price rises later on. Alternatively, the uncertainty could affect the market itself by scaring away potential participants, which would make the auction less likely to reflect a robust market for allowances.
If creating the appearance of uncertainty is a goal of the plaintiffs in this case, it will be unsurprising if they do not ask for immediate relief. By filing the lawsuit the day before the auction, they can create the appearance of uncertainty, and by ensuring that a court does not yet have an opportunity to make a ruling, they can ensure that the uncertainty will still be there when the auction takes place. This would be, to say the least, an unfortunate use of our legal system.
If the plaintiffs have sought an immediate remedy, that would provide some evidence that they are serious about their legal claims, at least, and it could give ARB a chance to rebut the lawsuit's contentions (though, at this point, it's hard to imagine there will really be time for that). But one way or the other, the late filing here does not make me optimistic that the case will be resolved soon. While I have seen people of good will express diverse views on the process that ARB has developed, it would be unfortunate if the mere filing of an eleventh-hour lawsuit were to have an impact on the auction.


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Cotton producers who plant second generation Bt cottons like Bollgard II, WideStrike and VipCot may not spray less or yield more cotton in the short term. But they should see improved control of worm pests and will have set the bar for resistance management at a very high level.
Two new, two-gene products — Bollgard II, which has been in cotton fields since 2003, and WideStrike, which has been commercially available since 2005 — have the gene that expresses the Cry1Ac protein. Bollgard II's second protein is Cry2Ab; WideStrike has Cry1f.
A third product, VipCot, the result of a cooperative effort between Syngenta and Delta Pine Land Co., is not yet commercially available.
The new technologies have improved the spectrum of worm control, according to Stewart. "There are also some subtle differences in these technologies. It's not going to show up in most environments, most years. But when you have a big bollworm year or a big fall armyworm year you might be able to tease apart the technology."
As with Bollgard, WideStrike and Bollgard II will provide great control of tobacco budworm, according to Stewart.
"Original Bollgard was fair on bollworm and less than that on some other pests, like fall armyworm. "Bollgard II is excellent on bollworm. We think WideStrike is somewhere between the two based on all the data we've collected.
"But the big thing that the additional gene will bring, hopefully, is to prevent resistance from developing to these technologies as quickly. The idea is that if you have one gene, that's good, but resistance can develop. If you have two genes and the mode of action is different enough, it's unlikely that any one insect will be resistant to both at the same time.
"The newer technologies also have a large advantage over original Bollgard for fall armyworm and loopers. That's where you're going to really see improvement. With fall armyworm, we think WideStrike might be a bit better than Bollgard II.
"If I were to choose a Bt technology based on the pure efficacy of that product for west Tennessee, I would probably pick Bollgard II because we think it's a little better on bollworms than the WideStrike technology and that is the primary pest in this environment.
"If I were in another environment where I had a lot of fall armyworms or a mixture of fall armyworms and bollworms, it may be a tougher decision.
"The reality of the situation is that even original Bollgard is pretty good most of the time. And growers are probably going to choose technology by what variety they want to grow."
Stewart noted that there is still a refuge requirement for the second generation of Bt cotton — planting some amount of Bt cotton and managing it according to specific guidelines. But there is a proposal to go to a so-called natural refuge for Bollgard II.
"Essentially Monsanto is trying to convince EPA that the technology is good enough and there are enough other sources of tobacco budworm and bollworm in the environment that we don't need the structured, non-Bt cotton refuge in Bollgard II. They've made a good case, so we'll see what the EPA decides."
Walt Mullins, Monsanto's technical manager for Bollgard and Bollgard II, hopes a decision will come from EPA in late September, "but certainly enough in time for growers to know something before the 2007 season."
Mullins said that two-gene products like Bollgard II have significantly improved inherent resistance management potential in Bt cotton, one reason why original Bollgard technology, which contains a single gene, will be available only through the 2009 season.
"In Australia, they have already outlawed the use of a single gene product because of their concern for resistance management.
"We know that it will take a while to get the Bollgard II varieties up to the performance level we need. We've made great strides and by 2009, we should be there."
While second generation Bt cottons offer better control over original Bt technology, "This doesn't mean that there will be less spraying overall because we do have other pests, such as plant bugs and stink bugs," Stewart said. "But you're not going to be specifically targeting the caterpillars as often."
Stewart isn't sure that improved protection will also provide a yield increase for cotton producers. "Truth is, I don't have a lot of data in Tennessee to say that's going to happen. We have several years of data and have not seen a remarkable, consistent yield bump in Bollgard II or WideStrike versus Bollgard. But it's certainly something that could happen in the right year, if we have enough pressure."
Stewart stressed that it will not be unusual to see worms in Bollgard II or WideStrike cotton. "I do expect the new technologies to narrow the window for worrying about worms to a seven-day to 10-day period."
The new technologies are also going to change how cotton is scouted, according to Stewart. "We're doing a lot of work right now, evaluating stink bug and plant bug thresholds and how to sample for them.
"I'm already steering producers away from the old visual worm-checking techniques. All our scouting techniques in the past have always been based on finding worms. The bugs are going to be more important in this new system, particularly in Tennessee."
Entomologists are evaluating sweep nets, drop cloths, visual and boll damage sampling techniques. After one year of data collection, the drop cloth is emerging as perhaps the most efficient method of sampling.
"I can do 10 drop cloths in 10 minutes. You can't look at 25 plants in 10 minutes and do a good job. We also need six or seven samples to get the kind of confidence we need."
But more changes in scouting are ahead, according to Stewart. "I think that over the next few years, consultants are going to start developing some bug-specific samples that are going to make scouting a little easier."


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Hubble Captures a Fireworks Show in Kiso 5639
In this NASA Hubble Space Telescope image, a firestorm of star birth is lighting up one end of the diminutive galaxy Kiso 5639. The dwarf galaxy is shaped like a flattened pancake, but because it is tilted edge-on, it resembles a skyrocket, with a brilliant blazing head and a long, star-studded tail.
Kiso 5639 is a member of a class of galaxies called "tadpoles" because of their bright heads and elongated tails. This galaxy resides relatively nearby, at 82 million light-years away. Tadpoles are rare in the local universe but more common in the distant cosmos, suggesting that many galaxies pass through a phase like this as they evolve.
Hubble observations of Kiso 5639 have uncovered the stellar content and bright pink glow of hydrogen at one end of the galaxy. A burst of new stars in a region measuring 2,700 light-years across makes the hydrogen clouds glow. The mass of these young stars equals about 1 million suns. The stars are grouped into large clusters that formed less than 1 million years ago.
Stars consist mainly of hydrogen and helium, but cook up other "heavier" elements, such as oxygen and carbon. When the stars die, they release their heavy elements and enrich the surrounding gas. In Kiso 5639, the bright gas in the galaxy's head is more deficient in heavy elements than the rest of the galaxy. Astronomers, therefore, think that this new star-formation event was triggered when the galaxy accreted primordial gas from its surroundings, since intergalactic space contains more pristine, hydrogen-rich gas.
The elongated tail, seen stretching away from the galaxy's head and scattered with bright blue stars, contains at least four distinct star-forming regions. These stars appear to be older than those in the star-forming head.
Hubble also revealed giant holes peppered throughout the starburst end. These cavities give this area a Swiss-cheese appearance because numerous supernova detonations – like firework aerial bursts – have carved out holes of rarified superheated gas. Wispy filaments, comprising gas and some stars, extend away from the main body of the cosmic tadpole.
The observations were taken in February 2015 and July 2015 with Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3.
NASA, ESA, and D. Elmegreen (Vassar College), B. Elmegreen (IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research Center), J. Sánchez Almeida, C. Munoz-Tunon, and M. Filho (Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias), J. Mendez-Abreu (University of St. Andrews), J. Gallagher (University of Wisconsin-Madison), M. Rafelski (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center), and D. Ceverino (Center for Astronomy at Heidelberg University)


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Raising the Visibility of Elmer Brown and the Monumental Cleveland Murals
Presentation: Wendy Partridge, Paintings Conservator, ICA-Art Conservation
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cleveland State University
Student Center Ball Room, 3rd floor
In observance of African American History month, Wendy Partridge will speak on the history and conservation treatment of two monumental murals by African American artist Elmer Brown (1909-1971). The murals were commissioned in 1940 for one of the first housing projects in the United States under the auspices of the WPA's Federal Arts Project. When their original building was demolished, these important murals were saved in a highly creative collaboration between the Housing Authority and Cleveland State University. They are now on public view in a highly prominent location in the Ballroom of the Student Center at CSU.
The talk will focus on Elmer Brown and the history of the murals in the context of the federal arts program in Cleveland, where a number of African American artists far exceeded the national average. It will also address the complicated deinstallation, conservation treatment, and reinstallation of the murals by the ICA.
The presentation will be given in the Student Center Ballroom (3rd floor) at Cleveland State University, 2121 Euclid Avenue, on Wednesday, February 26th at 10:00 a.m. This program is free and open to the public and is provided as part of ICA's Education and Outreach initiative, which is funded in part by Cuyahoga Arts & Culture and the Ohio Arts Council. It is hosted by Cleveland State University's Michael Schwartz Library, History Department, and the Black Studies Program.
About the presenter
Wendy Partridge has a graduate degree in Paintings Conservation with an M.A. in art history from the Conservation Center, Institute of Fine Arts, NYU. Prior to working for the ICA, she had internships and fellowships at the National Gallery, Washington, the J. Paul Getty Museum, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. She is a professional associate of the American Institute for Conservation (AIC) and served for two years as chair of the AIC Paintings Specialty Group. She enjoys the community engagement and teaching opportunities afforded by working at a non-profit regional conservation lab. She is also the coordinator of the letterpress studio at Zygote Press in Cleveland.An exhibit, The History of Elmer Brown Murals, will be on display in the Michael Schwartz Library from February 21 through March 31.
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12500 Indiana 62 Charlestown, Indiana 47111 (map) | Click To View Phone
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May 2019 - $41.00
We stayed two nights in a 40 foot fifth wheel. Roads were paved and excellent no problem getting in or out. Actual sites were quite short and even hanging off the back of the site we had to park the truck across the front of the site. Site parking pad was quite narrow but space between sites was really generous. We stayed on Mulberry loop. We found Mulberry trees in the park but not on Mulberry loop. The fruit was not ripe yet so I suspect late June would be excellent for harvesting. Charlestown has all you need for shopping and dining. We came in from the north on I-65 and were routed by Rand McNally RV GPS onto 160 at exit 19. DO NOT come in to the park on 160. It is narrow, windy, and hilly. About half way down it is marked no-thru trucks. - Moe and Flo are on the go
Oct 2018 - $35.00
Great place to stay for visiting Louisville. - ianschneiderman
Oct 2018 - $32.00
Large state park with paved roads and sites. Sites are spacious. - Bjb1775
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Sep 2018 - $22.00
Hard to rate. Great if you like rustic. It's affordable and peaceful, but there are lots of bugs, restrooms are dated, it's 30 amp only, there's no sewer (except site 1), and the "dump station" is a challenge to use. Trails were so overgrown as to be unusable. Pads are extensions off the edge of the parking lot/boat ramp. The online registration will allow you to park a 45' rig on a 15' pad, so use your best judgement. I think sites 2-5 are 15' long and the rest are 20', but you can hang off both ends a few feet. On the other hand there is usually availability, AT&T and Verizon worked well, and despite all the trees I could get satellite. Staff stop by often and everyone was super nice. - Keeping up with the Joneses
Apr 2018 - $20.00
This is a nice county park just a few miles from town. I was in the area to visit an old friend so the location was perfect. Facilities are older, but not run down, it looks like they do their best to keep the place up. The campground is small with a limited amount of camping pads. I got the impression that it is mostly used by locals for weekend camping. - Mark Ford
Apr 2017 - $20.00
We stayed in this lovely little campground for a week and had a peaceful, relaxing stay. The park managers were hard working, very helpful and accommodating. The sounds of the waterfall over the dam and geese calling to each other was more than we expected on this trip but coupled with the Kentucky hospitality of our hosts at the park, by far one of our greatest trips. This Michigan family is impressed! Try it! You will like it! - Georgeann
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Mar 2017 - $51.00
Nastiest manager you'll ever meet. Trash everywhere. Dangerously exposed wires and sharp rusty pipes coming out of the ground in play areas that said manager refuses to remove. Floods every time it rains. Mud and dead grass everywhere. All concrete pads are crumbling. It is a stone's throw from 2 interstates which are VERY LOUD. Water is off more than it is on sometimes. The office is closed more than it is open and did I say the nastiest manager you'll ever meet? Go somewhere else. - HoosierRV
Dec 2015 - $48.00
This is a mobile home park that is converting some spaces to RV. The site conversions are not exactly RV friendly. Narrow concrete strips for the wheels, the jacks are on soft ground and the sewer is located under the RV. The streets have many speed bumps, many of the remaining mobiles homes should be removed and it is very noisy. There is constant noise from I-65, train horns several times a day and night, and the occasional plane traffic; not a peaceful location. We stayed here for 3 months while working for Amazon; the cost of the site was paid for by Amazon. This may develop into an acceptable RV park in a few years but it will always be noisy. The park is on the northern outskirts of Clarksville so shopping and other services are a few miles away.
The sites are level with broken concrete patios and grass areas. No tables or fire rings. 50 amp electrical.
The water is good quality city service but use a filter. The pressure fluctuates, especially in the morning.
There is no park provided cable or wifi. Service may be obtained from Time Warner. Typical OTA channels.
There is no laundry, pool, showers, park activities, etc. The staff is helpful, when asked, but otherwise they are rarely seen.
A mailbox can be purchased from USPS. UPS and FedEx deliver here, but have difficulties locating Lakeview Dr.
We will probably not be stay again as we have no desire to work for Jeffersonville Amazon (SDF8) again. - Wiyndog
1040 S Indiana Ave Sellersburg, Indiana 47172 (map) | Click To View Phone
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Jun 2017 - $15.00
This is a nice stopping point for a night or two. Easy in and out and 1.1 miles from I-65 in Southern Indiana. They have 4 spots, but 2 are occupied by other campers that don't seem to be moving. Very nice neighborhood around the Lodge. They are open everyday at 11:00 and serve food all day. You must be a Moose member to camp here and enter the Lodge. The lodge is a non-smoking lodge. There is one water spigot for all 4 spots. We camped in the second spot and our hose was long enough to reach the water spigot. Each site has 50 amp service. There is no dump. The site is fairly level. - Cliff-fa-fa
2411 Addmore Ln Clarksville, Indiana 47129 (map) | Click To View Phone
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Aug 2018 - $45.00
Sites very close together! A lot of long termers but they were friendly. Very nice camp hosts that are very involved ensuring that park is running smoothly. Good wifi. Over the air TV was good. Check or cash only. - CSM Carolyn
Aug 2018 - $40.00
Unattractive facility and lots of semi- permanents. Owners very friendly. Only takes cash or check.Odd sites but level with accessible and working hook-ups. . Good for overnight stay or for a few days if you're sight-seeing in Louisville. wi-fi good no cable. Did not use tv. Don't expect much. - Bosun
Aug 2018 - $35.00
Not even a good spot for and overnight. Tight, dirty, and porly maintained. - Doc B
540 Marriott Dr Clarksville, Indiana 47129 (map) | Click To View Phone
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Aug 2018 - $48.00
You're escorted to your site because it is so tight you couldn't see a number to save your backside! 40' fifth wheel - we had to be careful when putting out our awning - about 6" from neighbor's slide. Trains all night at the edge of the park, and planes land/take off overhead. On a positive note; a teeny bit better than a truck stop and staff meets you when you pull up to escort you and are friendly. The location is the only reason this park is able to fill up. Won't be coming back if we can even wedge out! Definitely not a relaxing campground - more of a place to park for a few hours sleep. - cajunsis
Jul 2018 - $42.00
You're escorted to your site - because the park is so tight that you need it! 37' motorhome and when we opened our slides we had to be careful as they almost touched the next door RV. Had to move picnic table to open the slides. Loud trains all night at the edge of the park, and planes land/take off overhead. On a positive note, the park is within minutes of Louisville and the staff is friendly. The location is the only reason this park is able to fill up - and the only reason I'd stay here again. - Tiara38
May 2018 - $46.00
This is a very crowded park and one we will probably not return to unless it is for a one day stay. We were escorted to our site. There is a convenience store and gas station onsite which is handy. You are close to many attractions. Our Dish satellite and Verizon worked well. - rolling homeless
11990 Boat Dock Rd Shelbyville, Kentucky 40065 (map) | Click To View Phone
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Oct 2018 - $27.00
A little bit out of the way for an overnight stop, but it filled the bill. It must fill up in the summer with campers who enjoy boating and hanging out on the weekends. The sites are in a grass field with good hookups for each. Since the sites are on grass, there is some rutting at the sites and the dump station. The man doing the check in was friendly and helpful. The restroom/shower room was clean. We avoided the first turn to that leads up to the campground from the marina (a bit steep and between trees) and went the long way around towards the back of the campground. - LatLongJohn
Nov 2017 - $22.00
Don't follow the GPS, it will try to take you through a subdivision. Follow the brown signs once you get into town; they take you straight to it. The interior road was narrow with speed bumps, so while big rigs could get in there, it wasn't the easiest to navigate. It was super muddy, and made for difficult entry/exit of the rv. There was a very 'nature' smell everywhere - okay, it smelled like dog poop. Our rig was too big to use the dump station; couldn't make the curve into the pullout. - DaBlairs
Jul 2017 - $22.00
We were in site 12 and it was spacious and very close to a nice playground, great for our toddlers and our space was big enough to throw frisbee to our two medium size dogs. Nice neighbors. Only rating at 9 because when it rained and it got super muddy but I guess campground can't keep the rain away. - TravelingSnook
937 Phillips Ln Louisville, Kentucky 40209 (map) | Click To View Phone
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Jul 2017 - $50.00
What an awful place. Then again, this isn't a campground; it's basically a few spots in a parking lot that have hookups on the side for RVs. How they get away charging so much is beyond me. I guess most of the folks who use the sites particulate in events at the expo center, arena or the amusement park next door (which shares an entrance gate). The design of the hookups is atrocious as the water was on one side, the electric was about 50 feet away on the other side and the sewer was in the middle. The sewer was also encased with a metal plate - we needed a screw driver to pry it open. We had to park at a really strange angle to get everything hooked up - it will be a real nightmare hitching back up due to the angle we're at. There is only an attendant on duty who didn't seem to know much of anything except how to run the credit card. The office he worked in was a 6x6 box with no windows and filthy (like a mechanic's office). The adjacent rest rooms and showers were no better. This is also right behind Kentucky Kingdom amusement park so it was very noisy with music blaring. Also in the landing path for the airport, so constant planes flying overhead. We only came here because due to a huge hot rod rally in town next week, everything else was booked up. We could only stay 2 nights anyway, as this area will be cleared and we'll need to move to their dry camping area, where all the hot rodders will be. - cherylbrv
Apr 2016 - $50.00
We camped here because we were attending an event at the Expo Center and wanted to stay as close as possible. We had a full hook-up with 50 amp service, water and sewer. The staff couldn't be nicer - met us at the office to get us checked in and allowed us to stay as late as we wanted on our departure date. We had a parking pass and could come and go as we pleased. Keep in mind that this is a parking lot - no typical campground amenities - but has 24 hour security and is convenient to all of downtown Louisville. We were one of two campers on the lot; I imagine the lot gets crowded when bigger events are going on, but we had our choice of hook-up. The only negative was that the center is near a very busy airport! Would definitely stay here again. - Debbie13
Jun 2015 - $50.00
Used this park because of it's location in the Louisville area. It's really not an RV park. It is a large parking lot with hookups. Most don't have sewer but a few do. There are no amenities, only hookups. The parking lot is used as the midway during the state fair in August. Other times it's available for camping. Most campers are there for some kind of a function on the fair grounds. Would probably be a good location for the Derby. - vidcity
3717 S 4th St Louisville, Kentucky 40214 (map) | Click To View Phone
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Park is right across the street from Church Hill Downs. Kind of tight for a 40' 5'er but fit-had to back in from the street though. Not a bad neighborhood. We stayed there almost 2 weeks for the fair. Owner is very friendly and helpful. Was quiet at night. Would stay there again. - reviewer3
Nov 2006 - $25.00
We didn't actually stay here, but we pulled in and looked around. Posting this review since I've seen others ask about it. Trackside is directly behind Churchill Downs, and the lady we spoke to on the phone was quite friendly. Those are the good things. On the other hand, it was basically someone's backyard with some older hookups, in what appeared to be a somewhat sketchy area. It was fenced in, though. The handle on our water hookup was broken, and the sewer hookup was under a broken piece of cinderblock. We decided to leave, but it might be okay for a couple days if you're looking for the closest possible park to Churchill Downs. It was tough backing our 31' in from the street, and around the back of the garage. - NH Camper
2900 7th Street Rd Louisville, Kentucky 40216 (map) | Click To View Phone
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May 2017 - $1.00
This is not a campground. It at best is an unattended parking lot. The location is in a very shady part of town. You have to pull a large RV through the hood to get to this place. The place is unattended and messages left on their phone were not returned. IMHO, this place should not be listed as a campground. We left because we did not feel safe in this area of town. Maybe it is different on weekends when the flea market is operating but then all you migh have is electricity. I did not see any other facilities. - Ras2
Oct 2016 - $25.00
A most unusual experience. I knew from researching Louisville, that there weren't a lot of top notch locations in which to stay. We picked this Derby Park, site of a large flea market on the weekends, and we made the mistake of arriving during the flea market. The supervisor came in his car and guided us into a large grass and dirt parking lot with electrical boxes on the fences. It is used mainly as a camping spot for RVs during the Kentucky Derby. We plugged in along the fence but then noticed that this was also the parking area for the Haunted House attraction that night. The manager, who really went out of his way to help us in every area, and is to be commended, suggested that we move our rig down to the other side after the flea market closed and we would be away from the Haunted House. We did that, but were surprised in the morning to have our RV surrounded by cars, and a farmer selling chickens and live roosters to a multitude of people. This park is located in a very seedy area, but amazingly we experienced no problems. As nice as the manager was, we will never be back. There were no other RVs that even tried to stay here. Electric only. I heard there was a dump station but with so many cars there, we left. - Mexicanpiloto
May 2013 - $35.00
Very nice. Would like to come back. Beautiful area. Large sites and nice people. Very close to a lot. - Ann T R


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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – With five double-digit scorers, the Georgia College men's basketball team (1-0) started its 2013-14 season with a victory over Clark Atlanta University (0-1) 95-82 Monday night at the Centennial Center.
GC men's basketball extends the season-opener win streak to eight, the last loss in an opener coming to Tusculum College in 2005.
Sophomore guard Terrell Harris (Indiantown, Fla.) led all scorers with 19 points in the transfer's first game as a Bobcat. Classmate Robert Armstrong (Norcross, Ga.) put up a double-double with 16 points and 13 boards. Harris did a great job filling the boxscore as well, pulling down eight rebounds, adding four assists, three steals and a pair of blocks.
Ryan Blumenthal (Kennsaw, Ga.) added to the fray with 18 points, including 10-of-11 from the free-throw line. Senior Royal Thomas (LaGrange, Ga.) had 12 points, with reserve Jeremy Newsome (Gulfport, Miss.) nearly matching that off the pine in just 14 minutes.
The Bobcats made more than half their shots, hitting 30-of-57 (.526) from the floor, compared to just 32 percent (27-85) from the Panthers. Georgia College was fouled 32 times in a game that featured 54 total fouls. The Bobcats went 33-of-44 (.750) from the line, led by 10 from Blumenthal and nine from Harris.
The Panthers were paced by an amazing 14-point, 21-rebound double-double from Dwayne Bingham, as he led five CAU players in double-digits as well. Jarrel Joye and reserve Derek Harper each tallied 13, with Kenneth Green and James Arnold adding 12 and 10, respectively. The Panthers' bench out-scored Georgia College 39-24, to keep the game close.
The Bobcats are back in action Friday, Nov. 15 playing in a two-day tournament at Paine College in Augusta, Ga. Georgia College plays Albany State University Friday at 6 p.m. before taking on the host squad Saturday at 8 p.m.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at @GCBobcats on Twitter and Facebook for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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Written by David Marine, Coldwell Banker Real Estate
Spring finally broke through at the end of last month, with the first official day of the season arriving on March 20 bringing hope of both warmer weather and a housing market heating up for the spring season.
According to the most recent existing-home sales report from the National Association of Realtors, fewer homes sold this past March than in March 2013. The report also found the price of homes that sold last month was about eight percent higher than it was for homes that sold in March 2013. Throughout the country, the median price of homes that sold in March was $198,500.
The number of homes on the market last month may have played a role in the amount and price of sales. Inventory at the end of March rose almost five percent when compared to March 2013. Even though there were more homes for sale, the report found that those homes sold about seven days faster last month than they did in March 2013. The median time on market for homes sold in March dropped to 55 days, down from 62 in March 2013. In total, more than one in three (37 percent) homes that sold in March were on the market for less than a month.
Of course, all real estate is local, so here is a breakdown of the median price of homes sold in each region of the U.S. during this past March, along with a home currently on the market at or near that price:
- Northeast: $244,700
o 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath home in Hooksett, N.H.(1,720 sq. ft.) – Lot 36 Bell Ave
- Midwest: $149,600
o 5 Bedroom, 2 Bath home in Wichita, Kan. (2,364 sq. ft.) – 5102 South Custer
- South: $173,000
o 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath home in High Point, N.C. (2,150 sq. ft.) – 3934 Johnson Street
- West: $289,300
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Capt. Hung Nguyen, chairman of the joint investigative panel, said that because of their "conduct" on the Deepwater Horizon, the rig's two senior officers, Capt. Curt Kuchta and Installation Manager Jimmy Harrell, are now considered "parties of interest" in the investigation.
The other parties of interest are BP, Transocean and several BP contractors, who have lawyers at the hearings to cross-examine witnesses.
The joint investigation hearings in Kenner have been dotted with vivid retellings of the harrowing and chaotic moments when the Deepwater Horizon exploded April 20.
The latest came from Micah Sandell, a crane operator.
Sandell said he first noticed something was wrong when he saw the de-gasser, a goose-neck tube that pointed down toward the rig deck.
"It came out of it so strong, so loud, that it filled up the whole back deck with a gassy smoke," Sandell said. "Then, something exploded. I'm not sure what exploded, but looking at it, I think the tank exploded. That was the first fire."
A second explosion was soon to follow.
"I turned off the AC on my crane," Sandell continued. "I wasn't sure if I should get out or not. Then, the whole back deck exploded and came in on me. I just fell to the ground, put my hands on my head and said, 'No, God, no!' Because I thought that was it."
Sandell said that once he and several roustabouts got to the rig's lifeboats, chaos reigned.
"There was a lot of screaming, hollering, a lot of scared people, including me," Sandell said. "They were trying to get people on boats. It was very unorganized. People were yelling, 'Drop the boat! Drop the boat!' But we didn't have everyone on the boat yet. We couldn't get people to count. People couldn't even count right because they were so scared."
Testimony of driller Micah Burgess
BP decided not to perform a test on the mud at the bottom of the well before starting to place the final cement lining that may have been the source of gas that eventually blew out the well, according to testimony at investigative hearings in Kenner.
Micah Burgess: The top drilling supervisor on the Deepwater Horizon rig on April 20, Offshore Installation Manager Jimmy Harrell, testified Thursday that BP decided to forego a "bottoms-up" test that would have examined the condition of drilling mud sitting in the zone where a casing shoe was about to be placed to protect the well from natural gas or oil pressing in against the hole.
On Saturday, a driller who worked under Harrell, Micah Burgess, was asked if it was standard to perform a bottoms-up test.
"Yes sir, you try to," Burgess said. "Just to make sure you got good clean mud (before starting a cement job). You check for gas, too."
As it turned out, gas got into the well after the crew had finished sealing it laterally with metal casings and cement poured between the casing pipes and the surrounding earth formation. That gas blew out through valves and seals at the ocean floor, up 5,000 feet of riser pipe in the sea and onto the rig, engulfing it in flames, killing 11 workers and starting the largest oil spill in U.S. history.
Burgess, who was off-duty and in his living quarters when the explosions rung out, also said that he and his night-side counterpart, Dewey Revette, had the authority to trigger an emergency disconnect system to dislodge the rig from the well in an emergency. But, he said, the standard procedure was to check with another employee, the subsea supervisor, before tripping the ultimate fail-safe shearing devices on the huge stack of valves and pistons known as the blowout preventer.
In the tragedy April 20, Revette was killed, likely by the initial explosion after his and others' attempts to control the well that suddenly kicked with gas. The subsea supervisor, Chris Pleasant, testified Friday that he didn't try to hit the emergency disconnect system until several minutes after the explosions. Pleasant said that as soon as he got to the bridge after the explosions, he encouraged the rig's master, Capt. Curt Kuchta, to disconnect.
"Calm down! We're not EDS'ing," Kuchta told him, Pleasant said.
But 30 seconds later, Pleasant said he did hit the button to trigger the emergency disconnect and shear rams on the blowout preventer. The panel indicated they worked, but in reality, they did not, Pleasant said.
Testimony of motorman Paul Meinhart III
During the explosions April 20 on the Deepwater Horizon, the rig's diesel engines revved up and tripped an automatic power shut-off as gas seeped through ducts into the engine room, according to testimony Saturday in investigative hearings.
Paul Meinhart III testified that emergency generators didn't work after the first explosions rang out, and his subsequent attempts to manually start a backup electrical generator were also unsuccessful.
On Thursday, the rig's chief mate, David Young, testified that with no power, the rig's fire pumps didn't work and attempts to fight the fire were abandoned.
But given the enormity of the explosions from unexpected kicks of gas from the well below, Meinhart was skeptical that any power would have helped fight the fires.
"Due to the fact half the vessel was on fire at the time," he said.
Steve Gordon, a lawyer questioning Meinhart interrupted and continued the thought: "One more fire wouldn't have mattered, right?"
David Hammer
New Orleans Times-Picayune
May 29, 2010
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Flexibility is sorely needed in today�s workplace.
Flexibility is sorely needed in today�s workplace.
Both parents were employed in 59 percent of married couples with children in 2012, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. More than two-thirds of single women with children were employed.
Juggling a job and the responsibilities of raising a child is tricky business, especially in the U.S. Our country lags behind most developed nations in family-friendly policies such as providing paid family leave and non-standard schedules.
Technology creates new opportunities for parents to work from home, but most workers don�t have or don�t take that option. Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer illustrated the problem earlier this year when she killed the company�s work-from-home policy.
Such issues make a Republican comp-time initiative look attractive at first. The so-called Working Families Flexibility Act of 2013 would allow hourly employees of private businesses to trade overtime for time off. Federal employees already have this option.
The U.S. House passed the bill this month with 220 Republicans and three Democrats voting in favor. Rep. Ted Yoho, a Florida Republican who supported the measure, sent out an email touting it as a vote �to give the American people freedom, and not another mandate.�
Freedom is in the eye of the beholder. The measure would give freedom to employers, who could cut overtime pay for their workers. Those workers who rely on overtime to supplement their pay � single mothers being a big part of that group � could only take comp time at their employer�s convenience.
Republicans appear to be trying to use the measure to chip away at Democrats� advantage with women voters, even running ads on websites popular with women to attack opponents of the bill. But the reality is the measure is simply a tired rehash of legislation that Republicans first passed in 1997.
If Republicans were serious about helping working women, they would work on measures that don�t undermine the 40-hour work week. The Healthy Families Act would allow employees to earn at least seven paid sick days per year to care for themselves or a family member. Another bill called the Working Families Flexibility Act, proposed before the GOP took the name for its knockoff, would create a process for employees to request changes to work hours, times and locations.
Flexibility is an important issue, but isn�t achieved by simply slapping the word on a bill and then attacking the other guy for being against it. Lawmakers should put aside partisan politics and craft sensible legislation that accounts for the realities of changes in families and their workplaces.


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Introduction to the Security as a Service Working Group
The mission statement of the Cloud Security Alliance is ". . . to promote the use of best practices for providing security assurance within Cloud Computing, and provide education on the uses of Cloud Computing to help secure all other forms of computing." In order to provide greater focus on the second part of our mission statement, the CSA is embarking on a new research project to provide greater clarity on the area of Security as a Service.
Numerous security vendors are now leveraging cloud based models to deliver security solutions. This shift has occurred for a variety of reasons including greater economies of scale and streamlined delivery mechanisms. Regardless of the motivations for offering such services, consumers are now faced with evaluating security solutions which do not run on premises. Consumers need to understand the unique nature of cloud delivered security offerings so that they are in a position to evaluate the offerings and to understand if they will meet their needs.
The purpose of this research will be to identify consensus definitions of what Security as a Service means, to categorize the different types of Security as a Service and to provide guidance to organizations on reasonable implementation practices. Other research purposes will be identified by the working group.
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He has held lead positions in SAP configuration and transformation teams, as well as SAP Segregation of Duties and IT General Controls projects. Roza also served as secretary or observer of various committees and councils such as internal audit, risk management, governance and risk, information security and corporate social responsibility. He is a Certified Information Systems Auditor, Certified Public Accountant, and Certified Internal Auditor. He holds an AEMBA from Claremont College, Peter Drucker Center, and an MBA from De Paul University.
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This document provides guidance on how to evaluate, architect, and deploy cloud-based SIEM services to both enterprise and cloud-based networks, infrastructure and applications.
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When using the cloud for operational processes and/or production systems, an organization's BC/DR requirements must be included in their procurement, planning, design, management, and monitoring of their cloud environments and cloud service providers.
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Encryption is a primary data (and application) protection technique. For encryption to be useful, encryption keys must be properly managed and protected. This document covers both the encryption and key management topics.
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Because of the limited market maturity and lack of widely accepted best practices, this document provides implementation guidelines for cloud-based intrusion management service of multiple flavors—in the cloud, through the cloud, or from the cloud—focusing on the basic tenets of service and architecture rather than solutions.
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There are many choices for an assessment framework standard and there is no "one size fits all" solution for security assessments. One could reasonably expect that as cloud technology and governance evolves, a much smaller subset will emerge with a cloud focus.
Release Date: October 08, 2012
SecaaS Category 4 // Email Security Implementation Guidance
Due to its ubiquitous use, electronic mail is both the prime target of, and primary vehicle for, attacks, and must be protected on both ends: sending and receiving. Email service is a well defined utility in the enterprise, and securing email in the cloud is similar to securing email in the enterprise. Email Security as a Service (SecaaS) has a few unique aspects, but most responses entail differences of degree, rather than instituting new methods of security.
Release Date: October 08, 2012
SecaaS Category 3 // Web Security Implementation Guidance
The vendor and academic community have come together to form a set of solutions called Security as a Service. This document specifically addresses one element focused on Web Security as a Service (Web SecaaS).
Release Date: October 08, 2012
SecaaS Category 2 // Data Loss Prevention Implementation Guidance
DLP must be considered an essential element for achieving an effective information security strategy for protecting data as it moves to, resides in and departs from the cloud. DLP has two facets: one as viewed from the owner's perspective and one as viewed from the custodian's perspective.
Release Date: October 08, 2012
SecaaS Category 10 // Network Security Implementation Guidance
In a cloud environment, a major part of network security is likely to be provided by virtual security devices and services, alongside traditional physical network devices. Tight integration with the underlying cloud software layer to ensure full visibility of all traffic on the virtual network layer is important.
Release Date: October 08, 2012
SecaaS Category 1 // Identity and Access Management Implementation Guidance
This document addresses personnel involved in the identification and implementation of the IAM solution in the cloud. It will be of particular interest to those with the responsibility of designing, implementing and integrating the consumption of services of the IAM function within any cloud application of SecaaS.
Release Date: September 26, 2012
CSA V3 Guideline: Book Excerpts
Culture‐free, one‐size‐fits‐all English is usually the most efficient way to speak to a large, heterogeneous audience of E2s. In contrast, there are times when our English materials are intended for E2s in a small number of specific countries. In these cases, it might make good business sense to produce more than one English version, sensitive to the first language of the readers.
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Firstline Workers, the lifeblood of manufacturing, retail, healthcare, government, and many other sectors, are the first in line to engage with customers, represent a company's brand, and see products and services in action. Office 365 delivers the right tools and technologies to maximize the impact of these strategically vital workers. Office 365 makes it easy for them to communicate, manage their work lives, train to improve their skills, and share ideas and knowledge.
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Documents & Filing Forms
Electronic Submission Software - Overview
This page contains the Installation Manual and Software Download links for the Form 60 Submission Software, along with the Internet Test Application for all electronic submission of forms.
Note: The Form 60 software has been tested and will function correctly with Windows XP, Windows 2000, and Windows 98.
Installation Software Download If you are using MS Internet Explorer, you will be given the option to:
- Install the software from its current location; or,
- Download the installation file.
If you are using Netscape, Opera, FireFox, or other browsers, the only option is to download the installation file.
In either event, once the Installation File is downloaded, you must double-click on the installation file from Windows Explorer to begin the application installation.
The Installation File can be discarded after the installation of the software. Its only purpose is to install the software on your workstation. After installation, it is no longer needed. If you need to install the software on other workstations, you can copy the Installation File to those workstations and use it to install the Form 60 application software on that particular workstation. The software must be installed on the local hard drive of each workstation using the Form 60 Submission System. It will not operate if installed on your network.
Internet Communications Problems
You will know when your workstation has Internet communication issues when:
- Long waits occur while checking for updates;
- You are unable to submit the Form 60 Filing; or
- You are unable to receive FERC software updates.
The Form 60 Submission System uses HTTP (to get the list of respondents for initial creation of your database - you only use this when downloading initial data from FERC), FTP Receive (to check for and deliver Form 60 software and database updates) and FTP Send to submit your filings. These common Internet Communication Protocols may be blocked by your Internet Firewall for security reasons. If this is the case, your computer or network support personnel will need to allow communication to the FERC site with these protocols. To assist in diagnosing this problem, we make available an Internet Communications Test Application - which you can download and run on your workstation just as you did the Form Submission Software. Read more on Form Communications Test Application.
The easiest and most effective solution is to ask your Firewall Administrator to install a rule in the Firewall permitting HTTP Send/Receive and FTP Send/Receive from DNS: eforms1.ferc.gov, IP address: 22.214.171.124.This presents a minimal or non-existent security risk since all communication requests are issued by the Client (your workstation). The FERC Forms Server does not "push" unsolicited information to your workstation. Therefore, in creating this rule in your Firewall, preventing unsolicited incoming data will not affect Form 60 system operation.
Form Communications Test Application
The FERC Forms Applications use the Internet to download the Form Submission Software (FSS), provide updates to the software on the user's workstation, and allow submission of forms data to the FERC via the Internet. Forms Submission Software (FSS) includes Form 1, Form 6, Form 2, Form 60 and others that are currently in development.
To accomplish the above the user's PC communicates with an Internet server at the FERC which is dedicated to supporting the FSS. The FSS uses Internet communication protocols called HTTP and FTP.
Most respondent workstations are connected to a company network that uses Firewall technology to protect and isolate the network from the Internet. Occasionally, the company's Firewall is configured to prevent applications from communicating with foreign servers over the Internet. In these cases, the FERC Form Submission Software cannot communicate with the FERC Forms Server to obtain software updates, for transmission/submission of completed Forms, and, in the case of Forms Data Viewer software, the download of requested database information.
The Internet Test Application, which can be download from the FERC Forms site via your Internet Browser, is used to test Internet Communications from your workstation to the FERC Form Server to determine compatibility with FSS. It is not a requirement to use this application, you will get the same results with the Form Submission Software. However, a number of respondents find it easier to let their network support personnel use this software to test the communications functionality without having to download the entire Form Submission software. When you run this software, it just displays a screen with a check box beside each type of communication mode used by the Forms software, and indicates whether each one passed or failed. The software also produces a log file of its activity for review and diagnostic purposes.


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Are you a career-changer who wants to pursue medical, dental, or veterinary school but has little or no academic background in the sciences? Are you a college undergraduate who has decided on medical, dental, or veterinary school—and it's too late to change your major? Then the Agnes Scott College post-baccalaureate pre-medical program is for you!
Our Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Medical Program is open to highly motivated men and women with successful undergraduate academic careers in non-science fields. The post-baccalaureate pre-med cohorts are a lively mix of new graduates and seasoned career professionals. We have admitted attorneys, individuals with doctorates, ordained ministers, public health professionals and several recent graduates with majors that span the social sciences and humanities.
The 13-month program—the only one offered in Georgia—features comprehensive studies in pre-medical laboratory sciences available through our undergraduate departments. The program features exceptional science and laboratory facilities and personalized attention from our professors in a challenging program that prepares you for the rigor of medical school. Our small class sizes and accessible faculty provide an enriching, stimulating curriculum amd challenging experience. The PBPM staff offer support services including mock interviews; SOP/essay proofreading; guest speakers; and committee letters.
We offer a linkage agreement with the Mercer University School of Medicine so that students who are Georgia residents and meet the requirements can bypass the glide year and enroll in medical school upon completion of the program.


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According to the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development), traffic congestion in the Toronto region costs Canada $3.3-billion in lost productivity a year. The news is reporting that the OECD is suggesting Toronto add congestion tolls, new taxes (parking and fuel) as well as high occupancy toll lanes in a move to reduce traffic on GTA (Greater Toronto Area) highways.
But will tax increases ever be enough? What we need is a smarter solution to this, and the answer is telecommuting.
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Hi, I'm 27, probably a 3.0/3.5, haven't played much in the past few years but looking to get back into it. Live in Adams Morgan, so prefer courts in the city. Let me know if you'd be up for hitting!
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Hi Caitlin. I'm interested. I'm 27 and of similar skill level. I live in Rosslyn, but can easily make it to the courts in Georgetown, Dupont, or Adams Morgan.
i would be game to hit as well i am around a 3.5 and live near the adams morgan courts as well as the columbia heights courts. let me know what days work.
Hey, I am 28 and live in Dupont - I am around your skill level and I have a flexible schedule (prefer playing midday, I like the sun blazing hot). Let me know if you're still looking to hit.
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Don't wobble on reforms, Mexican leader tells nation
President Enrique Pena Nieto, facing a sudden downturn in his political fortunes, vowed Monday to forge ahead with a sweeping restructuring of the state despite a slumping economy, promising that "the great transformation of Mexico is possible."
Pena Nieto called on legislators not to back down in the face of surging civil unrest against proposals that he said would improve schools, put the economy on sounder footing and unshackle the nation's energy potential.
"Let's be audacious and dare to make the great leap in our development," Pena Nieto said in an annual address to the nation.
Pena Nieto tried to reverse public sentiment that he may be unable to curb violent crime and deliver the rapid economic growth he promised on taking office nine months ago. In the past two weeks, his government has faced widespread street protests, a setback in congress, and a sharp downgrade in Mexico's outlook to a lackluster 1.8 percent economic growth.
Analysts say the clock is ticking on the honeymoon period in which he can expect to push through the bulk of an ambitious restructuring agenda.
Pena Nieto said an array of his proposals affecting energy, schools, taxation and poverty eradication have the potential to alter Mexico's destiny far into the 21st century.
"In the next few months, we will be deciding what history we will write for the coming decades," he said. "We have 120 days left so that 2013 may be remembered as the year of great transformations, the year in which Mexico dared to take off."
Pena Nieto hailed the Chamber of Deputies for approving a proposal late Sunday that would take away control of school jobs from powerful unions and require teachers to face evaluations. The Chamber last week suspended the vote as tens of thousands of striking teachers flooded the capital's streets.
The 47-year-old leader delayed his speech for a day and issued it in the safety of Los Pinos, the presidential residence, rather than brave a journey across the city to the National Palace. Teacher protests have shut down major boulevards, and led to clashes with riot police.
"Education reform will advance. I say it with all conviction," Pena Nieto said, adding that it was part of his government's broader efforts to reduce entitlement and economic advantage enjoyed by a minority of Mexico's 118 million citizens.
"This has been done so that quality education, wealth and opportunities in Mexico do not continue being the privilege of a few," he said.
Pena Nieto said he was launching a pilot program to give laptop computers to fifth and sixth graders in several poorer states.
Mexico's economic slump marks a sharp reversal from barely six months ago, when the nation was in the eye of investors around the world, seen as part of the high-growth MIST countries _ Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea and Turkey _ likely to step up as China and India faltered.
New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman called Mexico a likely "Comeback Kid" while The Economist newsweekly hailed "Mexico's Moment."
The question these days is if Pena Nieto overplayed his hand in the past month, piling on reform proposals too quickly. Just as he announced a watershed proposal Aug. 12 to open the state oil industry to foreign investment, striking teachers began to congregate in the capital. They've since been joined by leftists opposed to relaxing a state grip on the national oil company and a smattering of anarchists.
Some Mexicans also question government claims that it is getting the better of criminal drug-related organizations.
Pena Nieto said Monday that law enforcement authorities had captured or killed 65 of 122 most wanted criminals since he came to office, and reduced violent crime by 20 percent over a year earlier period.
Watchdog groups accuse the government of massaging figures on homicides. Proceso newsweekly this week said the death toll this year has hit 13,775 people, on a par if not slightly up from the past two years.
Three opinion polls released over the weekend underscore how public support for Pena Nieto wavers on several fronts.
A Consulta Mitofsky poll released Sunday showed Pena Nieto with support of 56 percent of Mexicans. While still substantial, the poll noted that his two predecessors in office had higher support at the same point in their six-year terms.
Another poll, El Universal-Buendia & Laredo, found that 49 percent of Mexicans believe that drug-related violence has worsened since Pena Nieto took office. Only a quarter of Mexicans saw an improvement.
On the economic front, a BGC-Excelsior poll found that 70 percent of Mexicans think the economy is the same or worse than it was a year ago.
Even though Pena Nieto remains early in his term, his presidency is at a crossroads, columnist Raymundo Riva Palacio wrote on 24 Horas, a news portal.
"The history of Mexico and the world shows that radical transformations must come in the first year of office, when you have consensus, strength and your opponents are still accommodating to the new reality," Riva Palacio wrote.


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As our guest you will experience culinary excellence at its best. Our menus reflect seafood from the Pacific Rim, Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. We also source products from local ranches, farms and wineries to showcase regionally inspired dishes.
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The notification came in a simple press release: The Heath Springs Seniors Center was closing. Seniors using the Heath Springs facility could continue to get the same services at the Kershaw Satellite Senior Center just five miles away.
We knew what the reaction would be.
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A third year Bachelor of Secondary Education student of ISU Echague has been given recognition at the Malacanang Palace on February 24, this year by the Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations (TAYO) Awards Foundation as a National Finalist in the 12th Search for TAYO awards. Remart Dumlao received a Certificate of Recognition from Pres. Benigno Aquino as the founder of the Indigenous Youth Servant Leaders Association of the Philippines (IYSLAP), an organization that aims to help the indigenous peoples (IPs) and teach them about their rights, with the help of the National Commission of Indigenous People (NCIP). IYSLAP, which was also given a Certificate of Recognition by TAYO during the same event, empowers the IPs to take care of their community and conduct peace processing programs, peer counseling, and livelihood programs among the elders.
In an article by Grace C. Fojas that appeared in Manila Bulletin dated March 13, 2015, IYSLAP started from just three volunteers in 2009, the organization is now 358-strong, with volunteers from different areas around the Philippines. They conduct pre-assessment to recognize the need of each tribal group.