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Episode 6 3x06
Following the discovery of seemingly incriminating items found at his house, Tim insists he bought them for his girls at a fete in Middenham. However, the team are not buying Tim's story. A new discovery leaves the team shocked and devastated, hitting Cassie particularly hard.
|Aug 19 2018
Episode 5 3x05
James, Tim and Chris are exposed as having lied about their whereabouts on the night Hayley died. Pete reveals that he saw Eliot climbing into the holiday home through a window on New Year's Day, while leaves James struggling with the possibility that his son may have killed Hayley. Fran cracks a code in the dead girl's diary, suggesting that she met a local drug dealer on the night she disappeared.
|Aug 12 2018
Episode 4 3x04
It becomes clear to the detectives that the four men have conspired to come up with a false account of what took place the night Hayley disappeared. Jake is assigned to track down Tim Finch's ex-wife to hear her version of events - and uncovers disturbing information about Chris Lowe's past. On a personal front, Sunny is offered the opportunity to rekindle his past marriage, and Cassie worries about her father's failing memory.
|Aug 05 2018
Episode 3 3x03
Cassie and Sunny begin their interviews...
|Jul 29 2018
Episode 2 3x02
Cassie and Sunny go in search of Hayley's family as the press begin to take an interest in the story. A detective who was involved in the original investigation offers his thoughts on why her disappearance remained unsolved, pointing out that Hayley's boyfriend was suspected of the crime but was never charged. The distance between where Hayley was last seen and where her body was found leads Cassie to form a new theory - that the killer may have travelled up from London, then returned before they could be questioned
|Jul 22 2018
Episode 1 3x01
When the body of a teenage girl who went missing at the turn of the millennium is found at a building site off the M1 motorway, four men are placed under the spotlight and their relationships are tested to the limit.
|Jul 15 2018
Episode 6 2x06
As each of the suspects have either a motive or a connection to David Walker, Cassie and Sunny work on trying to prove a more far-fetched theory that involves travelling across the country and delving further into the past of the suspects.
|Feb 09 2017
Episode 5 2x05
Cassie begins to investigate the Brentford house and the theory that one or more of the suspects may have been abused at the gatherings that took place there. The enquiry reveals some information that allows Colin to come to terms with a shame that he has lived with for over 25 years. Sara is forced to confront her past in order to prove her innocence. Marion pushes her family even further away.
|Feb 02 2017
Episode 4 2x04
A disturbing allegation about David opens up a second line of enquiry for the team. How much Tessa actually knew about David's life threatens to ruin her relationship with her husband and son. Marion gets into trouble at work and jeopardises her marriage by refusing to open up about her past. After having his phone stolen and information exposed, Colin is blackmailed again - and Sarah's secrets push her family to breaking point.
|Jan 26 2017
Episode 3 2x03
Further examination of David Walker's history suggests that he was a troubled man with a number of issues. Marion has a prickly chat with Cassie about her past and the investigation reveals her close relationship with an IRA activist. As the police enquiries encroach on their lives, Sara and Colin open up to their partners.
|Jan 19 2017
Episode 2 2x02
Detectives Cassie and Sunny begin to find out a bit more about who David Walker was through speaking to his ex-wife Tessa. A search through the original investigation files and numbers traced from his pager help them build a picture of David, and lead them towards potential suspects. A conversation with David's old school friend leads Cassie and Sunny to believe that they may have found a motive.
|Jan 12 2017
Episode 1 2x01
A waterlogged suitcase holds the remains of David Walker, 25 years after he disappeared. Walker�s wife, Tessa, turns out to be a police officer. Cassie and Sunny interview two other suspects, Sara and Colin.
|Jan 05 2017
Episode 6 1x06
Father Robert's revelations prove to have lasting repercussions, especially for Caroline when she goes into premature labour. Bella and Josh deliberate over the best way to deal with their father, the search for Lizzie continues and Maureen is finally able to lay Jimmy to rest.
|Nov 12 2015
Episode 5 1x05
As Cassie and Sunny continue their investigation into the cold-case murder, the net tightens around the people whose names were found in the victim's diary. Sir Phillip Cross makes a difficult decision to salvage what is left of his reputation while at the same time protecting his family, Father Robert comes clean to the police and Ray returns home to find Lizzie gone.
|Nov 05 2015
Episode 4 1x04
As the investigation into the cold-case murder continues, the forensic team discovers that the marks on the victim's body are consistent with known gangland torture methods. With this in mind, Cassie and Sunny question Sir Phillip about his involvement with a prominent East End crime family 40 years ago. Did the businessman or any of the shady associates of his youth have anything to do with Jimmy's disappearance or murder? Meanwhile, Eric and Claire's anniversary gets under way.
|Oct 29 2015
Episode 3 1x03
Cassie and Sunny dig deeper into the lives of two of the people mentioned in the diary. They begin with Father Robert Greaves, who remembers Jimmy fondly, but is unable to help identify the mysterious 'Jo-Jo', the person who it appears gave Jimmy the journal. The detectives also meet Eric Slater, the former bookkeeper to Arlingham House. He also remembers the victim well - but can he provide any clues to his disappearance?
|Oct 22 2015
Episode 2 1x02
Having identified the body in the cellar as Jimmy Sullivan, Cassie visits the victim's mother, who is relieved that she might finally find out what happened to her son 39 years after he went missing. The detectives focus their investigation on the names in Jimmy's diary, who are revealed to be a government advisor, a priest, a retired bookkeeper and a housewife with a secret past. What part, if any, could these four wildly different people have played in Jimmy's disappearance and demise?
|Oct 15 2015
Episode 1 1x01
A skeleton found in the cellar of a building being demolished prompts investigation from DCI Cassie Stuart and her colleague DS Sunny Khan into the murder of a young man that could potentially span back thousands of years. Discovery of what they believe to be a car key near the body not only dates it to within the last 65 years, but also leads them on a trail in the hope of identifying the victim. At the end of the trail is a diary belonging to Jimmy Sullivan, a young man missing since 1976 who appears to be the victim. The final pages of the diary contain several names and addresses, amongst them are Beth, Father Rob, Frankie C and Mr. Slater. Four seemingly unconnected people living very separate lives. It is now down to Cassie and Sunny to find out what happened to Jimmy and to finally get him home.
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A three-man team from Dubbo-based reseller, Axxis Technology, has persevered through six months of intensive training to participate in the 20th anniversary of the Simpson Desert Cycle Classic. Covering 600km of sand in five days, the crew, consisting of Mathew Dickerson, Michael Harvey and Tim Sullivan, ventured from Purnie Bore in South Australia to Birdsville in Queensland. All up there were about 50 riders and 80 support crew involved in the event. Each day involved a six-hour morning stint followed by four hours in the afternoon facing sand dunes, hot winds and the harsh sun the Simpson Desert served up. The event raised more than $10,000 in funds for the 4Wheels4Sean charity, which aims to assist severely injured cyclists. Axxis also sponsored the event along with Kaseya, Eaton Powerware and Natural Power Solutions.
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MBConś is a Georgia-based market research and business consultancy firm, with offices operating in Tbilisi and Batumi. The company assists its clients with evaluating the local market for a business endeavor to be successful in Georgia. MBConś is the official member of Georgian Farmers Association and a partner of Agricultural Project Management Agency.
Tell our readers a bit about your company and what services it provides to its clients, please.
MBConś is a business consulting company started in 2012, we are working with various business industries and offer our clients numerous services such as: raising capital, writing business/investment plans, financial modeling, market research and feasibility studies. We as well provide consultations at the start-up phase of business ideas to optimize them for becoming suitable to our market. In addition, at the commencement stage we offer our beneficiaries their historical financial analysis to measure the approximate capacity of funds that could be allocated from different institutions such as: banks, state programs and existing funds.
Do your services only cover the initial stages of the project, or do you continue assistance once the business is set up and functioning?
Our service is more tailored for the start-up phase, or during the business expansion, but we do have clients, that we helped to allocate funds and now after the launch of their business we give recommendations towards strategic decision making, doing their sales and financial analysis on a daily basis.
MBConś cooperates with Agricultural Projects Management Agency, which is the Ministry of Agriculture's agency that provides affordable loans to agricultural start-ups. How far does your cooperation extend? Would you say MBConś can provide for its clients in this sphere more than other consulting firms would?
Under this state program, grants and subsidized loans are issued for agricultural factories. We are the contractors of the Agency for more than a year now and our competences are to provide market evaluation and business plans. The projects are directly forwarded to our company from the Agency and all the costs for the service are covered by them, so the beneficiaries are not additionally charged. In terms of the competition, I can say that we are the company that has the biggest number of Agro projects conducted so far. We as well have worked with the projects that are absolutely new and revolutionary for the Agro industry, such as: cultivation of rice and blubbery in Georgia. I think we have the most diverse portfolio among the local consulting firms.
MBConś portfolio is very diverse, indeed, with clients ranging from industries such as agriculture, energy sector, tourism and pharmaceuticals. Which area would you say is your company's forte?
I would not say that there is a particular field that we concentrate on. Our service is universal and what we offer, the methodology of it, easily fits to any industry or product. The vast majority of projects conducted in Agriculture, Hotel industry and Manufacturing is due to the market tendencies and demand that exists because of the state support and interests of the foreign investors.
Foreign investment is one of main driving forces of the Georgian economy. How do you go about attracting foreign investors? Would you say MBConś has made a significant contribution to the local business activity in this regard?
At the initial phase of our consulting business, major part of our clients, were foreign investors whose interests were to invest in local hotel and restaurant businesses. By then, we had a major project of a 4-star hotel in Batumi, with investment potential ranging around 23 million USD. But since the governmental change and a shift towards state-supported programs in Agriculture and Manufacturing (where there are restrictions for foreigners to invest), the proportion of FDI's has lowered. Today we still have several ongoing foreign projects. On a local level we already have contributed in opening of 12 new manufacturing factories around the country. In the near future they will all make a significant contribution to the local community and business activities in Georgia.
What would you say are the specificities of Georgian market that you find is often unfamiliar to foreign businessmen?
It is the banking system, permits and state regulations that foreign investors are most unfamiliar with. Our company, of course, provides them with solicitation towards settling these issues as well.
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|Pachysandra Removal in Process
My back is aching; my legs are cramped, and I'm awfully dirty. I spent 6 hours over two days pulling out the Pachysandra. On the first day, I was totally amazed. At the end of 4 hours, pulling plants and coaxing roots from the soil, I had not seen a single sign of life other than earthworms. Not a single spider, beetle, fly, or other insect. The Pachysandra leaves were untouched by insects or other creatures. How could this be? Not a single insect. I know, I know. This is a non-native plant. And native insects don't generally eat non-native plants. After all, one of the reasons so many of us used Pachysandra in the past was its "pest free" status. But not a single bug! Not even the deer had munched on these plants. I would have thought at least a few insects or creatures would have roamed the dense stand looking for food. But not a single sign of life above the ground. Wow! I didn't expect to experience first hand such dramatic evidence of herbivores shunning non-native plants.
On day two I continued my eradication of this plant. The roots are shallow but extend far from the green plant. Pulling on a root often created a movement three or four feet away where the "other end" of the plant shook and eventually gave way to my persistent pulling. Although my muscles still ache, this is kind of fun to see some quick results. I run into the large roots of two specimen-sized Bleeding Hearts. They are non-native ephemerals, meaning they grow and flower early in the spring and totally die back to the ground in the summer. But what a show they put on in the spring. Decision time! Non-native but magnificent spring specimens, or pull and replace with something native. Over the past 12 years I've nurtured them and watched these two plants grow in size and marveled at their beautiful drooping deep pink and white flowers. Pull or leave? I'll leave them. No, they aren't native and thus don't provide the life I'm trying to reestablish. So they go. I start pulling and the roots break easily in my hands. OK, I'll leave some small pieces. No, no no. I've had to water these for twelve years. They are beautiful but that's all. No other benefit. OK, that's it. OUT! As the roots keep breaking I keep struggling with my decision but finally decide for the wildlife, for conserving water, and my new found respect for the environment. After filling several 5 gallon buckets, finally all the Bleeding Heart roots are gone.
As I continue pulling pachysandra, I started to see some pill bugs, small spiders, and other small insects. Why the difference from the prior day. There is some life here. I'm thinking "are non-natives not so bad after all?" What's different this day over the prior day. I continued to pull and follow every root I found. These pachysandra roots are everywhere. Ah. Now I see. There are several small areas of decaying wood branches. The insects seem to be concentrated around these piles of woody debris. Microorganisms are working on breaking down the wood, and larger creatures are feeding on them. This small food web is just a tiny example of the new life that will flourish in this area once it's restored to native vegetation.
Five garbage bags of pachysandra later, now on to the good stuff. On day three I'm at my local native nursery loading up on a variety of plants to replace the Pachysandra. After consulting with Jan, I ended up with Great Blue Lobelia, Foxglove Beardtongue, Smooth Aster, Common and Swamp Milkweed plants, Butterflyweed, Brown-Eyed Susan, Jewelweed, and some Cardinal Flower. To keep the cost down, most of these purchases were very small, young plants called plugs. However, the Smooth Asters are blooming now, so I got larger quart size ones. I also got a Silky Dogwood to replace the foreign Variegated Red Twig Dogwood that was on far right of this planting area. Jan and I had quite a discussion about the Jewelweed, its wildlife benefits, and how prolific it can be. Jewelweed is the native variety of the common non-native Impatiens used so much in "traditional" gardens. Unlike most of the native plants I'm growing, this is an annual. It lives for only one year. I was stunned as Jan pinched a seed pod on one of these plants. It exploded and sent seed scattering for feet in every direction. What great fun. Jewelweed is also known as Touch-Me-Not. I guess we now know why. As we loaded the Jewelweed onto the cart, we could hear seed pods popping. I expect I'm going to have a lot of Jewelweed next year. While at the nursery, I met an energetic young lady who turns out to be a locally known Monarch butterfly expert. You can see her Monarch pictures at http://www.flickr.com/photos/candy__kasey/?saved=1. She was so enthusiastic about Jewelweed for attracting hummingbirds and butterflies, I wanted to hurry home to get it planted.
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There are two parts to this lesson from the book More Picture Perfect Science Lessons. In the first part learners explore ways to change the speed and direction of a rolling object by building roller coasters out of pipe insulation after reading the book, Roller Coaster by Marla Frazee. In the second part students read I Fall Down by Vicki Cobb and then investigate the idea that gravity affects all objects equally by conducting dropping races with everyday items.
K-PS2-1 Plan and conduct an investigation to compare the effects of different strengths or different directions of pushes and pulls on the motion of an object
Clarification Statement: Examples of pushes or pulls could include a string attached to an object being pulled, a person pushing an object, a person stopping a rolling ball, and two objects colliding and pushing on each other.
Assessment Boundary: Assessment is limited to different relative strengths or different directions, but not both at the same time. Assessment does not include non-contact pushes or pulls such as those produced by magnets.
This resource is explicitly designed to build towards this performance expectation.
Comments about Including the Performance Expectation
Give kindergarten students lots of time to investigate with the roller coasters and dropping races.
This resource is explicitly designed to build towards this science and engineering practice.
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The dropping races are a good introduction to pulls and gravity, but it is a concept that young students will not fully grasp yet.The falling objects quiz should not be used with them. Asking them to describe and draw their observations is a more appropriate way to assess their learning about a pull/ gravity.
This resource is explicitly designed to build towards this disciplinary core idea.
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To further the students learning about pulls and gravity, do the Inquiry Place activities listed in the lesson.
This resource is explicitly designed to build towards this crosscutting concept.
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By doing multiple observations of the roller coaster and dropping races, patterns will be observed and can help describe phenomena, and used as evidence.


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"Where jealousy and selfish ambition exist, there is disorder (unrest, rebellion) and every evil thing" (James 3:16a AMP).
The number one thing that holds you back from God's purpose and mission for your life is a very subtle sin. It's not lust or pride or anger. It's not worry or fear or discouragement. In fact, you would probably never even think of it because it is so insidious we don't realize its damaging effect on our lives.
It's envy.
When you envy other people, you are so fixated on what you don't have and what you are not that you totally miss God's plan for you.
You need to understand the four ways envy damages your life so that you can eliminate it from your life.
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OMAN goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi believes he can make an impact at Bolton because he has had a taste of European football.
Al Habsi, 23, kept a clean sheet on his debut last night for the reserves after arriving from Lyn Oslo, where he spent three seasons.
Rated as a top goalkeeper he has signed a three-and-a-half-year deal at the Reebok Stadium after securing a work permit.
Al Habsi said: "I learned much from my time in Norway. It was a fantastic experience for me.
"But it will be different in England as this is the best league in the world. It would have been difficult to come straight here from Oman.
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Injections to treat expression wrinkles have in the past decade become a widespread and popular trend with both women and men who are interested in improving their look by softening and eliminating expression wrinkles.
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The injected material is used for flattening and filling wrinkles in the upper part of the face (the forehead and the eye areas (a location that tends to develop most expression wrinkles). Flattening the wrinkles is achieved by injecting the material between the muscle and the nerve, which forces muscle relaxation – it weakens the expression muscles causing the wrinkles.
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All new clients are taken on a first come, first serve basis, as I do have a limit to the amount of trainees I will handle at one time. The reason for this is simple – I want all of my clients to receive the personal attention they need and deserve, and if I am working with too many people at once, this is simply not possible. However, there is no time limitation on how long you can remain my client – once you have a spot in my schedule; it remains yours until you tell me different. When my clients are maxed out and I continue to receive inquiries I will then set up a waiting list. As soon as a spot on my roster opens, I then fill it with the person on top of my list.
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BCW's Costello, Hemlock's Ward named 100.9 Scholar Athletes of Month
Bay City Western senior Matt Costello and Hemlock senior Kendal Ward have been selected as the April winners of the ESPN 100.9 FM Scholar Athlete of the Month awards.
Costello won the Mr. Basketball Award in March as the best senior basketball player in Michigan. He led the Warriors to their second straight Class A district title and will play for Michigan State University next year. He also competes on the track and field team at Western and is in the National Honor Society.
Ward has competed in cross country, basketball, and soccer for the Huskies. She has been a team captain and has earned all-conference honors in soccer. Off the field, she's a part of National Honor Society and Student Council, among other activities.


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The HR module is a great way to centralise and maintain key HR information in CMAP using private fields and security permissions to control who has access to what information.
You can use this functionality to;
- Build a Skills Matrix of your people using CMAP's custom field functionality
- View detailed profiles of people including their skills & projects and clients they have worked with
- Upload documents against specific users or policy documents to the HR Tab for all to access
- Complete Onboarding checklists using CMAP's Automated Activities functionality
HR Module
The first view you will see when you click on the HR tab is the main interface or the User Grid View. This page gives you an overview of all users in CMAP.
You have the ability to customise the columns in this view, enabling you to see the information most relevant to you by clicking on 'Actions' in the top left-hand corner and selecting which fields you would like to see. For example, you could add in a column to show the users email addresses, their start date or the name of their Line Manager.
As with all of the grid views in CMAP, you can also create and save a customised view like the one below which includes Skills and Languages. These Skills and Languages are User Custom Fields which we will cover in more detail later.
People Profiles
You can drill down by clicking on the person's name to see more information on that specific user. This takes you through to the People Profile view which you will only be able to access if you have been granted the relevant security permissions.
The information on the Peoples Profile page is grouped into categories, with the standard ones being;
- Personal Details - taken from the details entered when the user is created
- Client Experience - shows clients the user has worked with, using the time booked to projects to give this information
- Project Experience - shows projects that the user has worked on, using the time booked to projects to give this information
- Open Activities - activities that have been created against a user in the HR module but not yet completed. We will cover activities in more detail later
- Completed Activities - activities that have been created against a user in the HR module that have been actioned. We will cover activities in more detail later
As mentioned already, you can create user custom fields, for example 'Languages' or 'Skills' which you can view in more detail in the People Profile. Click on this LINK for more information on creating these.
When adding custom fields, you are given the option of selecting the Self-Serve option. Self Serve fields are custom fields that are made available for the user to maintain themselves. These fields can be accessed by clicking on your profile in the top right-hand corner.
It's also worth noting that when you create a custom field you are also given the option of making the information 'Private' This means that only users who have been granted access to Private Fields will have the ability to view this data, giving you an extra level of security and confidentiality, ideal for fields containing personal information.
You can also add activities to the HR area. There are two ways to do this, either manually or via Automated Activity Templates.
Adding an activity manually is really simple, you just need to click the add button on the Open Activities banner and complete the details in the pop up.
Automated Activity Templates are a great way to keep on track with the standard tasks required during the process of Onboarding new users to your company. When you add a new user to CMAP you can select the relevant predefined template which will then prompt tasks to be performed at specific intervals by specific individuals (Please click on this Link for more information on the Automated Activities - HR Activities).
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The old establishment known as The Virginia Meat Emporium still stands at the corner of Spruce and Larchmont in Yellow Sulfur, Virginia where it has been a landmark building for as long as anyone in the small town just south of Blacksburg can recall. For generations, the locally-renown butchery had been a favorite of everyone. Larry Evans was the last of the Evans clan to run the small outlet, having taken over from his uncle in the 1960's when the old man encountered health problems that would no longer allow him to see to it on a day-to-day basis. Larry brought the business to new heights of success once he took the helm, but as was later discovered, Larry had a very dark side that came to light only after his suicide as police were about to arrest him.
Years went by, and as the truth and a variety of outlandish rumors and assorted innuendo of what might have and might not have gone on behind the doors of the shop emerged, the site became nothing more than a draw for the curious. You see, it seems that Larry had a bit of a homicidal issue and following his death, it became a legend among the locals that perhaps Larry had been serving something a little more on the exotic side at his store that went beyond beef, pork, and chicken. It was just talk, but soon enough it became accepted as the truth and The Virginia Meat Emporium was a tourist destination.
No locals would venture close due to the tall tales as well as the strange sights and sounds that were often reported coming from the shuttered and dilapidated building. The decades went by, and the stories faded unless you were a long-time resident of Yellow Sulfur. Then in 2005, two young undergraduate students from Virginia Tech, Josh Jackson, and Kylie White ventured into Yellow Sulfur for the summer. Neither had any desire to go back home for the summer, and they were wanting to try their hand at independence from their parents for the summer season. A recent trip to Yellow Sulfur convinced them it was perfect. Yellow Sulfur is typical of most small American towns, and therefore the employment opportunities are few and far between, other than at the Yellow Sulfur Springs Resort, just outside of town.
However, soon after they arrived, Josh discovered a posting at the old butcher's shop for a paid apprenticeship and he applied immediately, finding the owner a bit odd, but knew it would meld in nicely with his study of animal sciences back in Blacksburg. What neither Josh nor Kylie is aware of, however, is that the owner who posted the advertisement at the shop was Larry Evans. The same Larry Evans who has been dead for over thirty years. When Josh does not return home after the first day of his apprenticeship, Kylie goes looking for him.
What she stumbles into, though, is far beyond anything she could ever imagine. How is it a man who ended his own life in the 1960's is still around to take on an apprentice? Come along with Kylie as she steps over a dangerous threshold that will challenge her very belief system as she tries to unravel what has become of Josh. Will she arrive in time to figure it all out or will she just be fortunate enough to escape with her own skin in the end?


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Interview: Jonathan Coulton and the monsters among us
Great narratives often tell a unique perspective or feature uncommon characters. Jonathan Coulton's songs meet the criteria.
Aimee Mann, Jonathan Coulton
9 p.m., Friday
The Fillmore
Tickets: $35.
The web programmer-turned-musician writes songs about monsters or creatures that most would not consider emotive. On his latest album, Solid State, he explores how these different characters feel in ways everyone can relate, making stories about giant squids or lowly programmers an audible reflection on human nature.
Coulton was once an Ivy League graduate working as a programmer at a New York City software company. Although he had always enjoyed "nerdery," it was more of a hobby than the backbone of a career.
"Stories about people who feel like mad scientists and people who feel like monsters, [had an] under-served segment of the population," said Coulton, who opens for Aimee Man at the Fillmore next week "My career was certainly helped by the fact that there was this synergy between the subject matter that I was writing about, this nerdy stuff, and the fact that I was not available in record stores. … It was a nice bit of things lining up for me."
Coulton was equally influenced by the Beatles, Pink Floyd and technological innovation, which seeped into him from a young age. As he began to present on NPR's "A Thing A Week," his songs and music videos began to draw attention from the community in which he was once entrenched, and the larger internet community as a whole.
Coulton the musician explores many themes with which Coulton the programmer would be very familiar. One example comes in the tune "Code Monkey," which describes a desolate programmer working an unfulfilling job. For Coulton the musician, songs like these revolve around the nature of his lyrics. The subject matter makes Coulton's songs digestible to a wide audience but his textured, inventive songwriting grows his fan base.
"I think having an opportunity to say, 'that's me, that's how I feel,' works for all of us," he said.
The inquisitive nature of his music can be heard in almost every tune. It's particularly revealing on "I Crush Everything." The song has a folksy ballad melody and describes the plight of a giant squid. The squid is somber because despite having a deep love of ships, he cannot get close to any without destroying them.
"And the dolphins are all phonies/ They seem nice enough at first/ But they pretend to be your friend/ Until they see you at your worst and then they leave you," he sings.
"The first time you hear that, you're, like, 'That's hilarious, dolphins are phonies,'" Coulton said. "And then after you've heard the song a few times, you've identified the dolphins in your life, so it becomes personally meaningful in a way that is incredibly sad."
Beyond the novelty of his unique approach to songwriting lies Coulton's desire to understand human nature and figure out what makes the collective cells and flesh making up our bodies truly human. The contemplative phrasing and vivid imagery are heavily present in Coulton's work and are a central component to his fans' adoration
Coulton has a foot in numerous mediums and represents the varied nature of artistry in the 21st century. Podcasts, graphic novels, music videos and even an annual cruise make Coulton not only a versatile artist but also an entrepreneur.
"I like the fact that I can be a different kind of artist at different times," he said.
While his musical influences are not unusual for men of a certain age—the aforementioned Pink Floyd and the Beatles, as well as Billy Joel and Steely Dan—his lyrical composition has turned him into a cult-like phenomena in the coder community. So, why does he write about monsters?
"I'm not doing it in a way that's like, 'Oh, Frankenstein is scary and hilarious.'" he said. "When I write about a monster, what I'm interested in is how that monster feels."
He writes about monsters in a way that many artists write about themselves and others. The way he humanizes these creatures helps his audience connect with the songs. Not everyone likes songs about zombies but most can relate to feeling lonely or being in love. Coulton's has ability to flip the conventional narrative of these creatures.
Solid State, which Coulton says is a concept album, is accompanied by a graphic of the same name. Thematically, both deal with the perils of technology in our modern world and question whether or not these innovations are truly good for us.
"It tells a story about current internet culture and internet trolls, and … how technology may ultimately save us and make us better humans but only if we learn to have empathy for one another and try to be better," he said. "If you look at the long arc of history you can identify moments where technology was bad for us. But in the long term it is always moving us forward, it is always making our lives better."
This hopeful optimism is not without tapered skepticism, especially in the wake 2016's presidential election, but Coulton said he feels these moments can often be the referential points of human history for the future.
"In my view, we are in one of those moments where we have this new technology," he said. "It's very powerful. We haven't figured out how to use it. We haven't figured out all the ways in which it is dangerous."
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Merry Christmas! Universal has gifted all of us with the trailer for Jordan Peele's new movie Us. The home invasion thriller has been cloaked in mystery, but last week we got a new synopsis of sorts from EW:
The story is set in the present day and follows Adelaide and Gabe Wilson (Lupita Nyong'o and Winston Duke) as they take their kids to Adelaide's old childhood beachside home in Northern California for the summer. After a day at the beach with the Tyler family (which includes Elisabeth Moss and Tim Heidecker), Adelaide — who's haunted by a lingering trauma from her past — becomes increasingly more paranoid that something bad will happen to her family. As night falls, the Wilsons see four figures holding hands and standing silently at the bottom of their driveway…
The images alone have been incredibly creepy, but what Peele has done both with his comedy and his horror shows that he's thinking ten steps ahead with his storytelling. Although "home invasion thriller" might be the logline, Peele has shown he has a lot on his mind with his movies, and I expect Us to be no different.
This is a fantastic trailer in that it actually tells us very little about the film, but still showcases a ton of evocative imagery—which isn't surprising given that Peele worked with It Follows cinematographer Mike Gioulakis on this film. You're drawn in and immediately have questions (Peele answered some of them), but I'm enjoying being in this current state in which nothing is answered, and thus the possibilities are endless.
No doubt there's more on Us's mind than simply scaring audiences, just like Get Out, but Peele has said this film is not about race, so I'm curious to see what themes the film is playing with. Obviously it appears to be drawing on the "you're your own worst enemy" idea, and I'll also be curious to see how similar to film ends up being to the "Rest and Ricklaxation" episode of Rick and Morty. For now, Us remains one of my most anticipated films of 2019 and this trailer only increased my desire to see it ASAP.
Check out the Us trailer below. The film also stars Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Anna Diop, Evan Alex, Shahadi Wright Joseph, Madison Curry, Cali Sheldon, and Noelle Sheldon. Us opens in theaters on March 15, 2019.


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Al G. Barnes Serpent Steam Calliope
(1921 – Joseph Bradbury Album # 36 – photo # 26B – Logansport, IN on August 10, 1921 – Arthur Loflin & son of Logansport in front of calliope – George Piercy photo)
Photo number two shows the steam calliope used on the Al G. Barnes Circus about 1916 to 1920. The exact date of origin is unknown. We do not know the builder nor where Barnes got the calliope. It is of course possible that it was on the show as early as 1911 when the Barnes show went out on rails as a full fledged wild animal show making daily stands. Bill Woodcock says that in 1916 the calliope was painted yellow with carvings done in gold leaf. In 1920 he says it was painted red with silver carvings, and there were red tin sunbursts tacked on the outside of the wheels. (1)
Chang Reynolds writes this was Barnes first Steam Calliope that has had a skyboard from a cage added on sometime after 1915. (2)
(1) Bandwagon, Vol. 3, No. 2 (Mar-Apr), 1959, pp. 7-8
(2) Bandwagon – Vol. 28, No. 5 (Sept- Oct) 1984, page 4


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Editor's Note: The "People First" section is compiled from information from the Air Force Personnel Center, TRICARE, 56th Force Support Squadron, Airman and Family Readiness Flight, Veterans Affairs, the civilian personnel office and armed forces news services. For the complete story, go to the web address listed at the end of the story.
AF sets weight restrictions for F-35 Lightning II pilots
Air Force leaders recently made a decision to restrict pilots weighing less than 136 pounds from flying the F-35A Lightning II due to safety concerns about the ejection seat in a portion of the flight envelope.
The manufacturer of the seat has been conducting tests to ensure the escape system works reliably and safely in all planned conditions. In a recent test, analysis identified an unacceptable risk of neck injury during parachute deployment/opening for lighter-weight pilots at low-speed conditions. The requirement is for the seat to be certified for any pilot weighing between 103 and 245 pounds. An unacceptable level of risk was discovered for pilots weighing less than 136 pounds.
Air Force leaders decided that as an interim solution, no pilot less than 136 pounds will be allowed to fly the aircraft until the problem is resolved. As a result, one pilot was impacted.
There is also an elevated level of risk for pilots between 136 and 165 pounds. While the probability of an ejection in this slow speed regime remains very low, estimated at one in 100,000 flight hours, the risk of a critical injury is higher than legacy fighter ejection seats.
Nominations sought for top AF civilian employees
Air Force officials are accepting nominations for the Air Force Association Outstanding Air Force Civilian Employee of the Year.
Each year, the AFA recognizes Air Force civilian employees for outstanding achievement in four categories:
Civilian wage employee (all federal wage system employees)
Civilian program specialist (GS-1 through GS-11)
Civilian program manager (GS-12 and GS-13)
Civilian senior program manager (GS-14 and GS-15)
Organizations and base-level personnel must contact their major command, field operating agency or direct reporting unit for applicable suspense dates and additional information regarding nomination procedures.
Each major command, combatant command, field operating agency and direct reporting unit may nominate one person for each category.
Completed nomination packages are due to the Air Force Personnel Center by Jan. 8.
Operation Homefront seeks Military Child nominations
Operation Homefront, a national nonprofit organization, is accepting nominations for the 2016 Military Child of the Year awards.
Operation Homefront leads more than 2,500 volunteers nationwide who provide emergency and other financial assistance to the families of service members and wounded warriors.
The eighth annual awards will recognize six outstanding young people ages 8 to 18 to represent the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard and National Guard for their scholarship, volunteerism, leadership, extracurricular involvement and other criteria while facing the challenges of military family life, officials said.
On average, they added, previous recipients have had at least one parent deploy for 18 months or longer and have relocated at least five times due to a parent's military assignments.
The six awardees will receive $10,000 each and a laptop computer and other donated gifts, and they will be flown with a parent or guardian to Washington, D.C. for an April 14 gala, during which senior leaders of each branch of service will present the awards.
Obama adjusts troop levels for Afghanistan mission
President Barack Obama announced at the White House Oct. 15, that he will keep U.S. troops in Afghanistan through 2016 and a lesser number into 2017 to sustain coalition efforts to train and strengthen Afghan forces.
Joining Obama at the podium were Vice President Joe Biden, Defense Secretary Ash Carter and Marine Corps Gen. Joseph Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
As part of a four-step plan that he said would best ensure lasting progress in Afghanistan, Obama said he would maintain the current posture of 9,800 troops in Afghanistan through most of 2016.
Rather than reduce troop levels to a normal embassy presence in Kabul by the end of 2016, Obama said the U.S. will maintain 5,500 troops and a small number of bases, including at Bagram Airfield and Jalalabad Airfield in the east and Kandahar in the south.
The mission in Afghanistan will not change, the president said.


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Introduction to the Old Testament
Course # MST 302
This course can be taken by lay persons interested in theology and scripture, or by those in M.Div. programs.
Description: Over hundreds of years, oral and written stories, hymns, poems, sayings and songs were brought together to form the Hebrew Bible, sometimes referred to as the Old Testament. This book has become a central text of not only Western civilization, but the backbone of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. The course offers a critical overview of the content, periods in history, geography, socio- political, and theological approaches to the Hebrew Bible. While we will use historical-critical tools, emphasis will also be given to understanding these scriptures from a Christian faith.
DATE: Thursdays, beginning on September 20th
TIME: All webinars start at 6:15 p.m. EST
REGISTRATION: firstname.lastname@example.com
The instructor for this online course in Old Testament is the REV DR. GREGORY DAVIDSON, who presently serves as minister of Central Presbyterian Church in Hamilton, Ontario. He completed his M.Div. at Knox College, Toronto, and his Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible from the University of Cambridge.
Important Notes
This is an course offered at the M.Div. level and students outside of the Montreal School of Theology may be eligible to transfer this course into their program. Check with your academic institution for confirmation.
If you are already registered for the Certificate program or as a Special Student, you simply need to communicate with Annie Baldessari (email@example.com) that you wish to enrol in this course. If you are NOT yet registered in a program or as a special student, you must do so. Click here for registration as a Special Student to take this course.


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The History On Wheels Museum, near to Eton and Windsor, England is generally only open on the last Sunday of each month, so you need to plan a visit carefully, but it is certainly worthwhile if you are within striking distance. Run by Tony and Vera Oliver, the museum is a family owned, non-profit making operation. Many of the vehicles have been used in film and television productions, and for this reason many of them are maintained in working order. This is also the reason for its location in this part of the country, being near to the film studios at Iver (Pinewood) and Bray. Fortunately the museum is all undercover, as on the day of our visit it was pouring with rain, but as can be seen from the photos, the light quality is very good. The photos do also illustrate how there is quite a large number of vehicles stored in a relatively limited space. Some may recognise certain vehicles from appearances at the War and Peace show in Beltring, particularly the prize-winning Krupp Protze. Other items in the collection that may be considered highlights:
- GAZ-67B, with a fascinating provenance
- Horch Kfz 15
- 1925 Crossley Kegresse half track
- Phanomen Granit Ambulance
- Renault UE Tankette
- Tatra 57K
- Stoewer Type 40
- Mercedes Type 230
- M5 Stuart (not too sure about that turret though)
- What I think is an SdKfz 221 (is it genuine...?)
- The famous Captain Gerard folding bicycle
- Welbike with original CLE container dropped at Arnhem
- Finally, I have to mention the "Pigeon Bra".
Excellent photos! That looks like a nice little museum. It's a shame it's not in a larger building where everything could be spread out a bit. Looks awful cramped in there.
Thanks for that one Matthew, felt like I visited the museum myself
Excellent feature, Matthew! Somehow this one slipped passed me. We have a few of these type of "private" museums within an easy drive and most always contain a hidden treasure or two. Your pictures are very good and I personally love the Protze ones. I also agree with AFVFan's assessment about the cramped nature of the museum. It would have been nice to see a few more images of the vehicles from different angles. As for your "guess" about the German armoured car and it's authenticity, I believe that it's a fake. Having reviewed and built several 22X versions, I became rather familiar with them. The turret weapon arrangement strongly suggests the Sd. Kfz. 222 yet the turret size is too small and the upper body contours quite wrong. Enlarging the images also strongly suggests that it is made from quite thin sheet metal. This alone makes me believe it a movie "prop," albeit not too bad a one. Cheers, Jan
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Bill for worker's rights may have to wait
The Unorganised Workers Social Security (UWSS) Bill 2007 intends to provide pension and health care benefits to workers, reports Sutirtho Patranobis.india Updated: Feb 08, 2007, 00:37 IST
Millions of workers in the unorganised sector in the country would have to continue to work without a social security cover for some more time. The Unorganised Workers Social Security (UWSS) Bill 2007, which intends to provide pension and health care benefits to the workers, may not be presented this session.
And even if the Bill is presented, argue trade union leaders, it would take time to be implemented because in its present form. The Bill only provides enabling provisions and not specific details about implementation.
The Union Labour Minister Oscar Fernandes, incidentally, had promised to table the Bill in Parliament in the Budget Session.
In fact, a cabinet note on the UWSS Bill was prepared by the Labour Ministry in December, raising expectation that it could be tabled in the Budget Session.
Recently, however, the Bill was put up on the Labour Ministry website, inviting views and comments of stakeholders like workers represented through trade unions, employers, state governments and central ministries like Finance and Law.
Trade unions questioned the reason behind the move because extensive meetings between the stakeholders and the Labour Ministry have already taken precisely to invite comments and views. The Centre for Indian Trade Union (CITU), for example, have already submitted a detailed note on what it would like to be included in the bill.
"Discussions on the bill have been on for five-six years. Four drafts of the bill have been prepared. The present bill has taken inputs from all the earlier drafts. But the Bill that has been put on the website is too general. It does not give any details, for example, on the modalities of payment," said DL Sachdeva of the All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC).
He added that the Bill mentions the need to constitute a national fund but does not talk about who would contribute what amount to the fund. Then the problem is that in the unorganised sector – which comprises 93 per cent of India's labour force – it is difficult to identify the employer. "Then there are 'below poverty line workers' who may not be able to contribute much," Sachdeva said.
Dipankar Mukherjee of CITU said that what is needed is a comprehensive legislation on social security for workers in the unorganised sector. "Specific commitments need to be made in the Bill. We have already suggested many amendments," Mukherjee said.
The Bill is likely to come up for discussion at the meeting of the Consultative Committee on Labour on February 15.
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After the Ring iPhone speaker dock, vase_B_case bookcase, lN:cense flower vase and the Tic-Tok seasoning bottle, Dongsung Jung of Icono Design Studio has now designed the "Vase Y", which presents a new approach by integrating a vase inside a vase. Designed in the shape of alphabet "Y", the Vase Y has a transparent glass tube at its bottom for water, which you can adjust to your liking. Dongsung Jung, director at the Korean studio, aims to offer small changes in routine with his Vase Y flower vase.
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Bungay runners experience mixed fortunes
PUBLISHED: 09:30 06 March 2015
A quiet weekend on the athletics calendar produced mixed fortunes and experiences for Bungay Black Dog Running Club members including a stellar parkrun performance, a European Championship place, a freak performance-threatening injury and a helicopter rescue.
Rising star Marcus Sladden, at 20 one of the club's most promising young talents, with his sights set on a GB place in the World Triathlon Finals in America, hit another personal target.
At Saturday's Gorleston Parkrun he ran the 5k circuit in under 17 minutes for the first time.
Finishing the race in first place in 16 minutes and 16.58, 20 seconds faster than his previous personal best, he averaged 5.26 minute miles, describing his post race feelings as "super duper happy".
Another Black Dog who will be pulling on a GB vest is Marcus Nichols who learned last week that he had qualified for a Team GB Age Group place at the 2015 European Triathlon Union (ETU) Aquathon European Championships to be held in Cologne in June.
"After a month of illness and injury it was awesome news," he said.
There was, however, less good news for club captain Tom Pullinger, whose hard-won GB half iron man team place now appears in jeopardy.
Cycling to work last week, Tom hit black ice causing him to fall. A trip to hospital revealed a fractured and compressed vertebrae.
While the necessity for an immediate operation was ruled out, the Black Dog captain was prescribed rest and painkillers which will keep him from training.
With his first GB appearance at the European Triathlon Championship in Rimini, Italy, just 12 weeks away, Tom remains determined to make the plane.
Tom insisted: "There's no panic just yet," going on to joke that the cheese and pickle sandwich he was carrying for lunch came off worse.
On the performance front, club ultra event stalwart Bob Jack completed the Axe Valley Runners' 'Grizzly,' called the 'Dash to Delirium' this year in Seaton, Devon on Sunday.
"It's a very tough 20-miler," said Bob, "with over 3,500ft of ascent in climbs, lots of mud up to the knees and a mile of shingle on the beach.
"It made Heveningham Hall's Cross-Country course look like a park run," he added.
One runner was rescued by coastguard helicopter having collapsed on the 'Stairway to Heaven' in the howling gale that enveloped the latter stage of the race.
"I was pleased to finish in 5 hours 43 minutes, 1,400 of 1,421 finishers. A nice training run in preparation for Barcelona Marathon next week," he quipped.
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'Paddington 2' and other movie picks for Jan. 12
Movie recommendations from critics Kenneth Turan and Justin Chang.
Call Me by Your Name Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer give superb performances as two young men falling in love in the northern Italian countryside in this rapturously beautiful collaboration between director Luca Guadagnino and screenwriter James Ivory. (Justin Chang) R.
The Disaster Artist James Franco's shrewd, affectionate and frequently hilarious comedy re-creates and deconstructs the making of Tommy Wiseau's cult landmark, "The Room," with Franco giving a fully committed, even haunted performance as Wiseau himself. (Justin Chang) R.
The Florida Project Absorbing us in the day-to-day rhythms of life at a dumpy Florida motel complex, home to a wildly spirited 6-year-old girl named Moonee (the startling Brooklynn Prince), Sean Baker ("Tangerine") goes to a place few of us know and emerges with a masterpiece of empathy and imagination. (Justin Chang) R.
Happy End Another guilty-as-sin bourgeois family is at the heart of Austrian writer-director Michael Haneke's diabolically playful new movie, which borrows narrative and thematic elements from his earlier films ("Caché," "Amour") and pulls them in a thoughtful, blisteringly funny new direction. (Justin Chang) R.
Hostiles Written and directed by Scott Cooper and powered by a dynamic trio of interwoven performances by Christian Bale, Wes Studi and Rosamund Pike, this latest example of the western revival grabs you by the throat and holds on for the duration. (Kenneth Turan) R.
Lady Bird As warm as it is smart, and it is very smart, this portrait of a high school senior year marks actor-screenwriter Greta Gerwig's superb debut as a solo director and yet another astonishing performance by star Saoirse Ronan. (Kenneth Turan) R.
Paddington 2 Everyone's favorite Peruvian-born, London-based bear is back, this time facing off against a nefarious stage actor (Hugh Grant) in this beautifully structured and executed comedy from director/co-writer Paul King. (Justin Chang) PG.
The Post Director Steven Spielberg and stars Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks combine for a thriller cum civics lesson showing the value of newspapers hanging together and holding government accountable for deception. (Kenneth Turan) PG-13.
The Shape of Water Magical, thrilling and romantic to the core, a sensual and fantastical "Beauty and the Beast" tale with moral overtones, Guillermo del Toro's film plays by all the rules and none of them, going its own way with fierce abandon. (Kenneth Turan) R.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi Building and improving on "The Force Awakens," writer-director Rian Johnson's grand space opera is the first flat-out terrific "Star Wars" movie since "The Empire Strikes Back," full of dramatic echoes of George Lucas' original trilogy but also rich in surprise and imagination. (Justin Chang) PG-13.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Uncommon writer-director Martin McDonagh and a splendid cast top-lined by Frances McDormand, Woody Harrelson and Sam Rockwell present a savage film, even a dangerous one — the blackest take-no-prisoners farce in quite some time. (Kenneth Turan) R.
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Mom isn't real social at her senior's apartment. She cannot get anyone to play cards (pinochle) or games. They do have an Eurcre table but that is it. They also have a van to take the seniors out to shop. They have occasional events and dinners. But, they just do not socialize; other than to sit in the lobby.
In the beginning, they had visiting entertainment. A group of dancers would come and entertain. There was a Girl Scout troop, who would come and plant flowers or bring Easter baskets or Valentines. Then, someone, in their infinite wisdom decided this was a liability.
Never mind that the dancers had their own insurance should they break a leg. No one could come, and entertain, because they might get hurt. After all, planting flowers is a dangerous business. So, now the elderly sit in their chairs and watch the traffic go by. They even have to go out front on Halloween, no matter what the weather is, as 'trick or treaters' are not allowed on the premises.
There was actually an uprising about the trick or treater decision when the building management said, "No." Those little old ladies and guys fought for the right to sit in front of the building and pass out treats.
Oh, they do have one other entertainment. If enough of them sign up, they may take the van out to the pharmacy, grocery shopping and to eat. The driver was —-
one of the residents. Yes, folks that's right; a resident.
It is too much of a liability for insured dancers to come and entertain, or Brownies to plant flowers, but it is fine for an eighty-six year old man or woman, to drive a van load of seniors. Yup! Real wisdom there.
Currently, one of the resident's sons has volunteered to drive. Thank goodness!


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Data breaches aren't a matter of if, but when. Here's how to respond.
As consumers continue to turn to an ever-greater number of online services, many have become fatigued by how many passwords they're expected to remember and the number of accounts they've created. Caution around giving out personally identifiable information (PII) online has given way to an atmosphere of tepid indifference. There are still distressing disparities between perceptions and reality among U.S. adults concerning data breaches and PII exfiltration.
My firm, 4iQ, recently surveyed 2,300 U.S. adults around their perceptions concerning data breaches and identity protection, and one key finding was that a majority of Americans (55%) believe that it's likely their PII is already in the hands of criminals. The shocking aspect of this statistic is that it's so startlingly low. The unfortunate truth is that the number of us who will have our PII exfiltrated at some point is much closer to 100%.
These low numbers suggest that many still do not understand the modern environment of cyber threats. It may not matter how safe or cautious individual consumers are with their data. Large organizations have become prime targets, and a single breach could result in the exfiltration of data on millions of consumers.
Once this data is released to underground communities, it often gets compiled into databases traded and sold by bad actors. Information that you may have entrusted to mainstream websites or companies, even many years ago, may find its way onto these aggregated lists without you having any idea. Stolen identity attributes such as your email address, password, passport number, healthcare record, prescription purchases, etc. – are being collected. This data could be used years down the line to attempt account takeovers or identity fraud – the attack could, and likely would, appear completely out of the blue, without warning.
Our survey also found that 44% of respondents said they have already been notified that they were victims of a breach. Despite this, only 62% are concerned that their PII could be used to commit fraud.
We know that many breaches are not disclosed (due to the fear of the penalty, from a financial and reputational standpoint), so if the percentage that have been notified is already as high as 44%, then the number that have already had their information breached is certainly much higher. Among the victims that were notified, 84% stated that they were offered identity protection services. This is a positive development, and certainly one that should continue.
Organizations should make sure to offer remediation and protection, not only to recompense their customers, but to protect their brands as well. Despite this, over half of respondents, 54%, felt it wasn't enough. It's clear that consumers feel that more needs to be done.
Additionally, consumers feel stressed by the burden of managing their PII, and they also feel as if they aren't getting enough help. Interestingly, 52% believe that if they committed an online security error, it would negatively impact their standing with their employer, and 60% believe there's a "blame-the-victim" mentality.
Organizations will need to work to alleviate this stress by improving their responses to breaches, and by placing more stringent protections in place. As bad actors become increasingly sophisticated, organizations with vast amounts of data will need to take an especially serious and modernized approach to data security protection.
Furthermore, employees should not immediately be seen as the scapegoat when it comes to accidental exposures – a common type of data breach that can be attributed to human error. Sure, cyber negligence in the workplace does occur, but if the organization does not provide adequate training on proper cyber hygiene, who is really at fault?
It's likely that the public is not aware of how sophisticated modern cybercriminals are with their attacks. The image of a lone hacker, illuminated by the light of a monitor in a dark basement, still dominates the public consciousness. In fact, criminal networks are increasingly corporatizing their activities. Organized groups occupy entire office blocks. They function much like any other business – their employees even have KPI targets.
For many companies, it is not a matter of if, but when – every organization should expect to have their data exfiltrated at some point. The Chinese have recruited a "hacker army," numbering somewhere between 50,000 to 100,000, dedicated to seizing valuable U.S. data. Even with the best protection, it is extremely difficult, if not impossible, for a business or corporation to fight against that. With that in mind, organizations will need to develop contingency plans in the event of a breach. When it happens, you'll want to be prepared.
In the event of a bank robbery, most patrons won't blame the bank. However, if the bank appears grossly negligent, or if they fail to compensate the patrons, then they're much more likely to start getting scrutinized. As awareness of cybersecurity issues grow, the American public will increasingly come to view the exfiltration of their data as a future certainty.
Organizations may be able to escape blame for the breaches, but they won't be extended such leniency if it appears they failed in their due diligence or if they fail to display serious resolve in remediating the issue. As responsible business actors, it behooves all of us to use our peace time wisely, administer cybersecurity training for employees, prepare for the worst, develop contingency plans in the event of a breach, and have the courage to properly confront breaches when they do occur.


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Limerick hurlers get Christmas date for opening game of Munster League
THERE is no extended Christmas break for the Limerick senior hurlers with Saturday December 30 confirmed for their opening game of the new season.
The Co-Op Superstores Munster Hurling League will provide John Kiely's inter-county panel with at least three competitive games ahead of the start of the Allianz League on January 28.
First up for Limerick in the Co-Op Superstores Munster Hurling League is a trip to Mallow to play Cork on the final Saturday of the year.
The game will be a repeat of last year's final, which Cork won. The Rebels are now under new management and the December 30 clash will be the debut game for John Meyler.
After the trip to play Cork, Limerick have two home games in the Gaelic Grounds – Sunday January 7 against Kerry and Sunday January 14 against Clare.
The top two teams will qualify for a January 21 final.
Limerick are likely to be in experimental mode for the Co-Op Superstores Munster Hurling League.
Last month management confirmed a 38-man panel for 2018. There were 10 additions to the panel that finished this season – Daragh Fanning, Paddy O'Loughlin, Thomas Grimes, Andrew La Touche Cosgrave, David Reidy, Conor Boylan, Kevin Downes, Oisin O'Reilly, Barry Murphy and Seamus Flanagan.
The fixtures were finalised in the presence of Jim Woulfe, CEO Dairygold – Co-Op Superstores is the retail division of Dairygold Co-Operative.
"As an organisation deeply embedded in Munster, we're pleased to be on board as sponsors again this year. Dairygold through our network of retail stores and our online store www.coopsuperstores.ie is hugely connected with the GAA community and we're looking forward to being part of another exciting League to kick off the hurling season in Munster," said Woulfe.
Limerick aren't competing in the McGrath Cup this season.
Elsewhere, there are two county final scheduled in Limerick this weekend.
On Friday, the U-21 B Football Final between Ballylanders and St Kierans takes place in Mick Neville Park at 7.30. On Saturday, the U-21 A Football Final between Galtee Gaels and Pallasgreen takes place in Kilbreedy at 6.30.
In the U-21 Premier football semi finals Monaleen play Newcastle West and Adare face Rathkeale.


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Cajochen, C., Jud, C., Munch, M., Kobialka, S., Wirz-Justice, A., & Albrecht, U. (2006). Evening exposure to blue light stimulates the expression of the clock gene PER2 in humans. Eur J Neurosci, 23(4), 1082–1086.
Abstract: We developed a non-invasive method to measure and quantify human circadian PER2 gene expression in oral mucosa samples and show that this gene oscillates in a circadian (= about a day) fashion. We also have the first evidence that induction of human PER2 expression is stimulated by exposing subjects to 2 h of light in the evening. This increase in PER2 expression was statistically significant in comparison to a non-light control condition only after light at 460 nm (blue) but not after light exposure at 550 nm (green). Our results indicate that the non-image-forming visual system is involved in human circadian gene expression. The demonstration of a functional circadian machinery in human buccal samples and its response to light opens the door for investigation of human circadian rhythms at the gene level and their associated disorders.
Keywords: Human Health; Adult; Color; Darkness; Dose-Response Relationship, Radiation; Female; Gene Expression/*radiation effects; Humans; *Light; Male; Melatonin/metabolism; Mucous Membrane/metabolism/radiation effects; Nuclear Proteins/genetics/*metabolism; Period Circadian Proteins; Transcription Factors/genetics/*metabolism
Chalkias, C., Petrakis, M., Psiloglou, B., & Lianou, M. (2006). Modelling of light pollution in suburban areas using remotely sensed imagery and GIS. J Environ Manage, 79(1), 57–63.
Abstract: This paper describes a methodology for modelling light pollution using geographical information systems (GIS) and remote sensing (RS) technology. The proposed approach attempts to address the issue of environmental assessment in sensitive suburban areas. The modern way of life in developing countries is conductive to environmental degradation in urban and suburban areas. One specific parameter for this degradation is light pollution due to intense artificial night lighting. This paper aims to assess this parameter for the Athens metropolitan area, using modern analytical and data capturing technologies. For this purpose, night-time satellite images and analogue maps have been used in order to create the spatial database of the GIS for the study area. Using GIS advanced analytical functionality, visibility analysis was implemented. The outputs for this analysis are a series of maps reflecting direct and indirect light pollution around the city of Athens. Direct light pollution corresponds to optical contact with artificial night light sources, while indirect light pollution corresponds to optical contact with the sky glow above the city. Additionally, the assessment of light pollution in different periods allows for dynamic evaluation of the phenomenon. The case study demonstrates high levels of light pollution in Athens suburban areas and its increase over the last decade.
Keywords: Remote Sensing; Air Pollutants/*analysis; Cities; Environmental Monitoring/*methods; *Geographic Information Systems; Greece; Humans; *Light; Models, Theoretical; *Suburban Health
|Curtis, A. M., & FitzGerald, G. A. (2006). Central and peripheral clocks in cardiovascular and metabolic function. Ann Med, 38(8), 552–559.
Figueiro, M. G., Rea, M. S., & Bullough, J. D. (2006). Does architectural lighting contribute to breast cancer? J Carcinog, 5, 20.
Abstract: OBJECTIVES: There is a growing interest in the role that light plays on nocturnal melatonin production and, perhaps thereby, the incidence of breast cancer in modern societies. The direct causal relationships in this logical chain have not, however, been fully established and the weakest link is an inability to quantitatively specify architectural lighting as a stimulus for the circadian system. The purpose of the present paper is to draw attention to this weakness. DATA SOURCES AND EXTRACTION: We reviewed the literature on the relationship between melatonin, light at night, and cancer risk in humans and tumor growth in animals. More specifically, we focused on the impact of light on nocturnal melatonin suppression in humans and on the applicability of these data to women in real-life situations. Photometric measurement data from the lighted environment of women at work and at home is also reported. DATA SYNTHESIS: The literature review and measurement data demonstrate that more quantitative knowledge is needed about circadian light exposures actually experienced by women and girls in modern societies. CONCLUSION: Without such quantitative knowledge, limited insights can be gained about the causal relationship between melatonin and the etiology of breast cancer from epidemiological studies and from parametric studies using animal models.
Keywords: Human Health
Filipski, E., Li, X. M., & Levi, F. (2006). Disruption of circadian coordination and malignant growth. Cancer Causes Control, 17(4), 509–514.
Abstract: Altered circadian rhythms predicted for poor survival in patients with metastatic colorectal or breast cancer. An increased incidence of cancers has been reported in flying attendants and in women working predominantly at night. To explore the contribution of circadian structure to tumor growth we ablated the 24-h rest-activity cycle and markedly altered the rhythms in body temperature, serum corticosterone and lymphocyte count in mice by complete stereotaxic destruction of the suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN) or by subjecting the mice to experimental chronic jet-lag. Such disruption of circadian coordination significantly accelerated malignant growth in two transplantable tumor models, Glasgow osteosarcoma and Pancreatic adenocarcinoma. The mRNA expression of clock genes per2 and reverb-alpha in controls displayed significant circadian rhythms in the liver (Cosinor, p=0.006 and p=0.003, respectively) and in the tumor (p=0.04 and p<0.001, respectively). Both rhythms were suppressed in the liver and in the tumor of jet lagged mice. This functional disturbance of molecular clock resulted in down regulation of p53 and overexpression of c-Myc, two effects which may favor cancer growth. CONCLUSIONS: These results indicate that circadian system could play an important role in malignant growth control. This should be taken into consideration in cancer prevention and therapy.
Keywords: Human Health; Animals; Biological Clocks; Body Temperature; Cell Cycle Proteins; Cell Line, Tumor; Chronobiology Disorders/*complications/physiopathology; Circadian Rhythm; Corticosterone/blood; DNA-Binding Proteins/metabolism; Jet Lag Syndrome/complications/physiopathology; Lymphocyte Count; Mice; Neoplasm Transplantation; Nuclear Proteins/metabolism; Nuclear Receptor Subfamily 1, Group D, Member 1; Osteosarcoma/*pathology/physiopathology; Pancreatic Neoplasms/*pathology/physiopathology; Period Circadian Proteins; Receptors, Cytoplasmic and Nuclear/metabolism; Suprachiasmatic Nucleus/physiopathology; Transcription Factors/metabolism


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The birthday party of Nigerian musician, Jaywon has allegedly not ended as he anticipated, with reports of the social gathering being disrupted by operatives of the Special Anti Robbery Squad, SARS.
Yesterday was singer Jaywon's birthday which had his colleagues keeping him in the news with lovely birthday wishes.
The singer also released dope photos to mark the day. While it was meant to be a day of happiness for the 32 year old, reports have it that it didn't quite turn out that way.
The 32-year old decided to end the social media fanfare with a house party with special friends and family members invited to his Lekki home.
Event reportedly went awry when some operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, stormed the event to make some arrest. The reason for the invasion remains unknown both some people were whisked away in commando style, according to reports.
Social media users who attended the party gave hints online, with one posting a video on Snapchat from the event.
The singer has not released any statement or reacted to any of these claims at the time of writing this report.
There has been many negative reports of the Special Anti Robbery Squad, SARS, recently, a popular hashtag on Twitter, #EndSARS is also trending.


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This Week's Contributor Street Style: Festival Favorites
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With all this in mind, it's no surprise that a few of our fashionable contributors made their way to the Southern California desert for a weekend of outdoor concerts, parties, and of course - amazing style.
If you plan on heading to Coachella for the second weekend, or are going to a music festival this summer, you may want to take note of some of our contributors' favorite festival must-haves. Click through the gallery to see the fringe tees, statement jewelry, and more!


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A tribute site has been started: http://www.killdozer.us/
A direct link to WMV format helicopter video.
Now to try sleep again - too much on my mind...
Oh - in the credit due department - I heard about this in jwz He's a cool dude - you should read his LJ. Some of the geeks probably recognize his name from one or more places - like Netscape or XScreensaver.


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Install pfsense on a server
I want to install my Pfsense on a test server (in a datacenter) instead of installing it on a computer
I dont know how I can access this server, and how can I install my pfsense (not possible by USB or CD because the server is in the datacenter) and how I can do the manipulation on my screen?
I do not really have a solid base on server types and access methods
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Do NOT post the same question in multiple sections of the forum simultaneously.
Doesn't give you more answers only more "smites".